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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.” THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 19, 1933.

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NO LADIES TENNIS INTERPORT FOR THIS YEAR

Tennis Shows Its Short-comings

Tennis may not have changed much these past years, but you'll," notice that the dress has! On the left you ses May Sutton Bundy as she looked in 1904 when she was America's champion. And on the right you see Betty Nuthall the British favourite, as she ap. peared during the national women's championship at Forest Hills, New York.

SAD LACK OF FORWARDS

FOR HONGKONG HOCKEY CLUB

A POOR DISPLAY AGAINST JATS

The Club first eleven, defeat- ed by the H. K. Singapore Brigado, R. A. a fortnight ago, lost to the Jat Regiment by three goals to nil on the Marina ground yesterday afternoon.

ARSENAL'S REVENGE

BEAT EVERTON BY 3 CLEAR GOALS.

CHARITY SHIELD MATCH

London, Oct. 18.

The Arsenal, revealing something of the form for which their supporters have been craving since the start of the season, to-day beat Ever- ton in the Football Associa=' tion's Charity Shield game by threa clear goals,

The match is an annual ono ar- A forward line, sorely lacking ranged between the holders of the anything that might be even English Cup and the League termed "combination," was Champions.

the ALL ROUND SUPERIORITY, mainly responsible for civilians' defeat.. It must be!

Tho Arsenal not only displayed

frankly admitted the Jats were all round superiority to not three

the better team.

times without reply, but helped The Club's shortage of forwards themselves to a sweet revenge for this season is pathetic! A. T. Lay, their defeat by Everton in the who played on, the left wing last league on September 23. On that schson is unfortunately away from occasion the Toffee-towners, before the Colony for three days a week their own supporters, defeated the on business. And then the other league champions from Highbury star absentee 6-W, E. Williams, by three goals to one.--Reuter. the Welsh International. Frank

The friendly cricket match arranged

FOUR NEW NAMES

FOR INTERPORT TRIAL

T. A. PEARCE TO PLAY

Five changes have been made in the Interport cricket trial teams for Saturday, when, on the Hongkong-Cricket Club ground, Mr. Hayward's XI will oppose Mr. Owen Hughes'

team.

SHANGHAI

| CANNOT RAISE

A TEAM

LEAGUE CLOSES. TO-MORROW

FOUR MATCHES OUTSTANDING

(By "Veritas")

There will; be no · Interport tennis contests between Hong- kong and Shanghai this year.

"Tam" Pearce gives way to his son, T. A. Pearce, who has re- Word has been received by the turned from taking part in the local Lawn Tennis Association Interport golf contest in Manila. that Shanghai are unable to accept the Hongkong invitation T. L. Redmond, E. L. Gosano, to send a ladies' team down here and A. T. Lee also go out, this autumn. making room for E. Zimmern (Craigengower), W. C. Hung (K.C.C.), and R. Lee (Craigon gower).

The teams for Saturday are: A. W. HAYWARD'S XL,

A. W. Hayward (H.K.C.C.) E. C. Fincher (KC.C.) T. A. Pearce (H.K.C.C.) P. Williama. (Army)

C. C. Garthwalte (Army) E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.)

A: H. Madar (I.R.C.)

I. McInnes (H.KGC.),

F. Goodwin (K.C.C.) A. R. Minu (LRC)- G. 8. Dunkley (H.K.C.C.) H. OWEN HUGHES' 'XI. H. Owen Hughes (II.K.C.C.) A. M. Rodrigues (University) F.. A. Munn (K.C.C.) E, Zimmern (C.C,C.)/

A. C. Hamilton (Army)' E. R. Duckitt (H.K.C.C.) F. D. Persira (LRC.) W. C. Hung (K.C.C.) G. C. Burnett (K.C.C.) R. Lee (C.C.C.) S. Ismail (LR.C.)

BRILLIANT WIN

Un. Services Beat Rest of Hants

It was suggested that as Shang- hal 'could not send a team down last year with the men; that they might be able to do so this autumn. to coincide with the visit of the Shanghai cricketers.

Unfortunately the Northerners have found it impossible to raise a side.

'EARLIER EFFORTS FAIL.

Efforts had been made earlier for Hongkong to send two teams to Shanghai, but these were ruled. out when it was found that neither H. D. nor S. A. Rumjahn- could make the trip, whilst it was equally impossible to get together a representative ladier side, NALA

At the present time the Taggart Cups are being shared Shanghai came down last winter and retains: ed the men's trophy, whilst the Hongkong Indles have not had their possession of the cup challeng- ed since they secured it after visit. ing Shanghai in 1981, 54454

LEAGUE MATTERS.

The longus season, of course, concludes to-morrow, and although |it la doubtful whether the whole. 210 matches which constitute the programme for the four divíalónka will be completed by to-morrow. evening, there will certainly not be any more than four outstand- Ing.

This, In view of the atrocious. wenther experienced in the first month of the season and the consequent prolonging of the sea son can be regarded as "quite satisfactory. London, Oct. 18. United Services (Portsmouth) In-order-to-finial-off the out Lammert, who played left wing between the Central British Associa-scored brilliant rugby success to-standing matches in the "C" yesterday was weak, as was Major tion and the Chalan: Light and Power day, when they met the Rest of Division, where a programme of MacIntyre at inelde right. Totloy, R.C. to take place next Sunday at Hants and won by 14 points to 105 was scheduled, one or two teams found it necessary to give on the right wing put in a lot of King's Park, has been cancelled.

a walk-over.... hard work, but he as was the case with the other forwards, lacked Anish. J. E. Potter, the Club's re-

nine-Reuter.

But only in the "A" and "B"" writing any unfulfilled fixtures.

These are

gular loft half back, was impressive BOBBY JONES MAY PLAY Divisions are three at the time of

at insido left.

STRONG IN DEFENCE.

DENNY SHUTE

IN CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF MATCH

Llanerch, Pa., Oct. 9.

E. V. Reed's return to the half back line was indeed a wise move. Together with Lowe and his bro- ther, W. Reed, the trio formed a strong intermediate line, while Jack

A "championship" golf match featuring Bobby Jones, the Rodger at left back, played bril llantly. Arthur Dand, while not wizard of Atlanta, and Denny Shute, the American pro who won boing so conspicuous, played a the British Open, is being discussed seriously by the members steady game. In Jalil, the Jat's of Denny's home club. "number and" goal scorer, he had

a di cult forward to mark

Shute is planning an exhibition The Club were best surved in de-tour of the country under the fonce. Even with such a strong direction of Pete Honry, a) member turnout of half backs and backs, of Llanerch where Donny is the the Club have yet Tony Botelho and pro, and he is responsible for the Jackie Noronha, both equally good idea of a Jonca-Shute match.

"It is my understanding that defonders, on whom they can call, But as to forwards, well....... Bobby is planning a return to Sirdar Khan, the Jats centre-half golf competition," Henry said, "RO who has an eye like a hawk, was my arrangements for Denny's tour, which will keep him busy for outstanding in their defence. Ho is one of the finest centre-half sovoral breeks. I have left the beat backs in the Colony, Ho ia keen spot for a match with Jones.

"What I have in mind would be and has excellent understanding with the forwards. Habib Khan, a real championship match and the Jats right wing a sprinter of would be on the links of the Lla no mean ability, was responsible for merch Club. If possible. I would sevoral bursta of speed. Lhachi like to get Johnny Goodman, the and Abbas All were a strong pair United States Open champion, and Gene Sarazen, the American pro- title holder, to play at the same. time...

"It would sure make

of backs.

Jalil's goal in the first half was a scorcher, striking the top left corner of the net, leaving Sammy again, Shields standing. Once Shields was not impressive.

RADIO SPORTS TEAM. The following will reprokent Radio Sports Club in a friendly, hockey match against the Royal Engineers at Caroline Hill at 5 p.m. to- morrow Man Singh. P. Singh and J. S. Growal Jagguet Singh,, M. H. Hassan and Mohinder Singh, Prom Binghy Attak G. Singh, Awtar Singh, Kalwant Singh and F. A. Kemp. (Capt.): Reserve:Attar Singh...

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show.""

Henry, while expressing a de." sire to have both

Ала Goodman Sarazen, play on the local links, aaid he was. mainly Interest

I in a Jonda- Shuto match;

"Naturally the match would

· Dengy Bhuto

we have no official standing as far na championships In their..

eir Hamak fixture against the 80, he continued, "yet it would Mulo Corps next Sunday, at Caroline give the golfers of the nation the links.” e lagje Milf100 pan, the Radle Club will rather good Iden of the best

(Continued on Pago 0.): American linkeman.

MAMAK FIXTURE

Bobby Jones,

"It's pretty certain that golfers would recognise the winner as about the best we can produce on

"A" DIVISION). H.K.C.C. v University H.K.C.Cy Recrelo.

"B" DIVISION. Univeralty v Civil Service University v H.K.C.C.

BASKETBALL

LADIES' LEAGUE NEXT MONTH

The Ladies' Open Basketball League which was held very successfully last year with the Mul Fong Girla School "A" team having its name engraved on the covated Ho In Shield, will commence again early in Novomenber. All teams which participatei Inst year displayed noticeable improvement in their play during the latter part of the sERSepte and followers may expect a grand scramble for the championship this

year

tons which p

The tenitis which participated last year were the Mul Fong" and "B" teams Club do Recreio, St. Paul's Girls' College, South Athletle Associa tion and Chung, Nan Athletic Associa

Entries are now open, and should be sent to the Physical Department; Chinese Y.M.C.Ar before October 26.

The entrance fee is $12.

MATCH POSTPONED

Change of Grounds For Navy Cama

The Recreio ve, South Ching 1060- ball match, scheduled for Saturday “ has been postponed in the Fleat Division fixtures, while the Athleic ve, tho Navy gamo will be played on the, Kowloon F.C. ground on Bat Honry in of this opinion that day, Instead of at the HLX Jones is about ready to return to ground on Sunday

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