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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1933.

WIGHTMAN CUP PLAYERS GIVE DAZZLING DISPLAY

TO-DAY'S RACING TIPS MISS ROUND

CAPTAIN FOSTER

"Captain Foster's" selections for this afternoon are as follows:

RACE 1.

Iron Grey.. White Butterfly, Dalren.

RACE 2.

Night Star. Portia.

City of Brisbane.

RACE 3.

Trontbridge. Junglo Jim. Solar Star,

RACE 4.

Brechin. Royal Flush. Alexandra Hal!.

Ajax. Amoy.

RACE 5.

King Salmon.

RACE

Flying Tourist. King's, Bounty. Valorous.

RACE 7.

Widnes. Vigilance. Powerful King.

RACE &

Lucy Glitters. Cossack's Choice. Tocumsch.

THE DOUBLE.

Brechin and Widnes..

Alternatively. Royal Flush and Powerful King.

"RINGTAIL"

The following selections for to- day's 13th Extra race meeting at Happy Valley have been made by "Ringtal}",

RACE 1.

Iron Grey, Jingle.

White Butterfly,

RACE 2.

Night Star. Portla..

City of Brisbane,

RACE 3.

Trantbridge. Jungle Jim, Sotar Star.

RACE 4.

Brochin. Royal Flush. Alexandra Hall.

RACE S.

King Salmon. Ajax.

The Panther,

RACE 6.

Don. Daylight Eve! The Tiger.

RACE 7.

Vigilance. Partnership.

Burgomaster,

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RACE 8

Lucy Clitters. Evening Star. Mermaid.

THE DOUBLE. Brechin and Vigilance.

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MIXED DOUBLES AT H.K.C.C.

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(By "Veritus"). The appearance of Miss Dorothy Round and Misa Mary Heeley, the British Wightman Cup players at the Hongkong Cricket Club yesterday after noon, proved not only a tremendous attraction, there being a capacity "house", but Was a brilliant spectacle in tennis.

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Although suffering from lack of practice, made necessary by the very atronuous summer they had spent. in England and America, the visitors quickly got into their atride and gave a delightful dispiny of mixed doubles with B. W. Lo and E. C. Fincher.

Miss Round and Lo finally emerged winners after losing the first set, the scores reading 4-0, 11-0, 6-2 In their favour.

FASTER THAN HELEN. The feature of the match was the powerful forehand driving of both indles, the clever net work of Man Round and, Miss Heeley's retrieving

shois.

Some of the rallies between thess two players showed them to have more pacy ground strokes than Mrs, Wills-Moody when she appeared

here

Miss Round's cross-court 'forehand drive was rasping, and the spectators sat fascinated by the speed of the

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Reading from left to right are Miss Dorothy Round, M. W. Lo, Miss Mary Harley and E. C. Flacher. (Photo Mes Chaung).

shots as It increased during the railles,

Miss Round lasted better than any of the players. She improved as the game progressed, and in the second and third sets gave a glimpse of ka cho has gained so many successes at last home and abroad during the twelve months.

Her volleying in the final set was brilliant. She did Hot always satisfy herself with the customary chop volley, but often ran in to hit the ball with the fall face of the racket—a perfect stroke.

Miss Round's backhand also worked smoothly after the first set, and hor quickness of eye, sureness of foot and variety of strokes allowed her several times to emergo triumphant from a long rally in which she had been the central figure,

EXHILIRATING MISS HEELEY,

Miss Heeloy put all she had into the opening, atages of the match and was revelation to many.

HOCKEY NOTES

MAMAK TOURNEY PROGRESS

SATISFACTORY

THE WEEK End FIXTURES

By "Bully-O¤” · ·

(By "Bully-Off")

AT last the Y.M.C.A. have found their standard of last year, Covering the court with oxhilirating speed, she managed to return balls They played their best game of the which would have beaten outright season on Tuesday when they met many another player. Her slightly and defeated the Radio by three was her favourite method of attack, a match for the Civil Servants in sliced forehand drive to the corners goals to one, and wore more than but she earned rounds of applause by all departments. In fairness to the several times completely beating M.Radio, however, it must be con- W. Lo with passing shots down the ceded that they were without the

backhand tramlines.

Although not so strong overhead. Miss Heeley made only a few mis taken at the net. But she found diff

in culty of getting the ball away, and

anticipation allowed her to return a. "k!!!"'-

After she and Teddy Fincher had three times hold match points in the second set, Miss Hedley began to show signs of fatigue, but she sportingly continued to decide the final set, when Mias Hound was met at her best.

50rvices of three of their first team. Man Singh was out of goal and the intermediate line was consider- tohinder Singh and Jaggeet Singh.

of

On the left they brought in J. Dyke of the South Wales Borderers "Dragons" and the fully justified. his inclusion. J. B. Kitchell was playing on the other side and shows promise of developing into a'useful half back.

Neither M, W. Lo nor Teddy Fincher touched the peak of their form, which was understandable when THE Y.M. undoubtedly owed their it is realised they have been out of success to Selk and T. J. Prico

serious tennis.for segural months.

who were playing at back. Except THRILLING EXCHANGES. on very few occasions they kept Nevertheless they provided excel- the Radio outside the shooting lent folls for the spectacular work area. Price was rather strange to of the ladies, and both of the local this position, his usual place being players occasionally brought out on the left wing. In view of his some of the best and most delicate brilliant display on Tuesday the. Mhotk

Y.M. would do well to keep Price at back. R. Baldwin took the loft The exchanges were oftimes thrilling. The basoline duals between wing position against the Radio Miss Round and Miss Heeley held the and played exceedingly well. crowd in ecstacies. Much of the play bore the hall-mark of sheer artistry.

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the second sot than often in a full Lammert was missing at inside

There was more entertainment THE forwarts, although length match. Altogether Miss Round

and Lo held at point seven times right, were an excellent combina- before clinching the issue, and this tion. S. Fowler, on the form he including three match points against is showing at present, deserves a Fincher's service.

nermanent place. Ho is speedy On Miss Heeley's service, the loss and gives his Inside men good had three opportunities to gain a passos. - - straight seta win, but the fighting spirit of Mias Round and Lo would not be denied.

S. before he

WICKET BEHAVES VERY

PECULIARLY

Cracks Up Badly to Help Malaya Win Interport

MORAL EFFECT OF QUICK DISMISSAL OF DONALD LEACH

(By R. Abbit)

It is not easy to account for the complete collapse which set in yesterday after the fall of the second Shanghai wicket. But the match ran true to form to the end as there was once more an abrupt reversal of fortune.

It is, of course, probable that the offect of the roller was gradually wearing off all the time but the partnership between

Stokes and Mayhew, and be

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WEEK-END SPORTS

COMPLETE LIST

OF FIXTURES

GOOD SELECTION FOR FANS

tween Mayhew and Madar in no way suggested that there was going to be very much difficulty in collecting the hundred and seventy odd which were required. And then the wicket began to wear the Naval Yard end. Willis bowled better than he has done before and the ball started cocking up in an awkward way. Six wickets thirteen runs.

rather badly at TO-DAY'S CHIEF

EVENTS

The local sports tard for the week- went down for end is given below. All the same

WILLIS.

I

think that part of it was due, to depression after Donald Leach

had been out, first ball

I fancy the side depends almost too much on him.

Anyway nil was scen over. Had Shields has a long way to go Torry lasted another six overs England's No. 1 lady player wan

can really justify things might have been different, chiclly responsible for the establish his inclusion. I would rather see but he did not. Malaya won and ment of 4-1 lead in the final not, F. Fowler between the sticks. Hoare heartily to be congratulated. and although Miss Heeley replied played in that position recently with a love game on service, the against the K.I.T.C. and was indeed winners obtained the next two games without much difficulty.

ENTERTAINED,

Heeley were officially entertained at

when

a revelation.

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of it.

THE FUTURE.

I hope to report the Shanghai | VB K.C.C. match to-morrow in full, and to have a few words. Last night Miss Round and Bliss EVERAL matches this year have later about the Services game on had to be curtalled, sometimes Tuesday if I am lucky to see any the Hongkong Hotel by the Lawn by as much as ten minutes, owing Tennis Association,

I hope they will play our small to falling light. This has been mementos of appreciation were pro- necessitated by the late arrival of previous hours on Tuesday. The Bented to thent.

This morning, they spent sight. players from one or the other team people that work then can get.a socing and shopping in the elty before concerned, and I would suggest that decent spell from one-fifteen to leaving by the Comorin at mid-day.

all captains Impress upon their two-fifteen.

Later I hope to have an article prompt bully-off is Miss Round will have only a few teams that a weeks in England before sailing for essential cepecially during the win or perhaps two, considering all and the matches. Jamaica on an official English LAT.A. ter months. Many matches are these teams

fixed for 5.15 p.m., but even at After that, I shall get

a little this hour there is sufficient light | sleep!). to enable full time to be played.

tour,

THE DERBY CUP. Lucky Patch Wins At Four To One.'

London, Nov. 17. The Derby Cup was run to-day and

resulted as follows:

Lucky Patch

Court Equerry

Brunswick...

2 3

❤.

I ariticipate that Shanghai will win on Sunday but there are

H. M. S. Medway make their rumours that the K.C.C. will be

debut in the Mamak Tourna- turning out a pretty hot side. ment when they meet the R.A.M.C. at Sookumpo on Tuesday. Last year they had a useful side and I expect them to defeat the Medical Corps. The Royal Engineers should take a couple of points

Caer

from the Gorman Club In their Clark Cup

Problem

The belting: 4/1 Lucky Patch, match this afternoon; and the 100/0 Court Equerry,, 100/3 Brunswinning teams in. to-morrow'a wick,

The winner was home by hair

games should be the C.B.A.,

length and three-quarters of a length against the United Hockey Club:

separated the next two. Twelve ran the K.1.T.C. in their game with SHOULD CLUBS PLAY -Reuter.

the Signals; and the Police, ngainst the Mule Corps,

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THE only other tourney gámo

THE

for the week is between the

The first annual athletic sports of all the schools in Choung Chau are being held at the Cheung Chat Ro sidonta Association football ground Engineers and Polico on Friday, to-day, Mrs. A. O. Brawn has kind- and the Police should win by a ly consented to distribute the prizes. couple of clear goals at least.

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TO-DAY.

FOOTBALL: (DIV, 1).

Kowloon v Club-Kowloon Borderers v Artillery-Valley Athletic v Recreio-Club

8. China v Police-Caroline Hill

DIVISION 2.

Navy v Athletic-King's Park

8. China v Borderers-Caroline

B. A. v Y. Indians-Valley Kowloon Lincolna Kowloon

DIVISION 3.

Radio R.A.M.C—Athletic R.A.B.C. 8. China-Athletic Lincolns y Borderers--Chatham Road.

RUGBY.

Army v Club-Sookunpos

League (Div. 1)

CRICKET.

Indian R. C. v Navy

Divsion 2 Navy Indian RC.

HOCKEY.

Mamak Tourney German-Club-v-LE-

Friendly

Medway v Incognitoa-Causeway Boy..

RACING

Thirteenth- Extra Meeting Happy Valley

YACHTING.

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club First Championship Race (Racing. Yachts)

SUNDAY.

FOOTBALL.

League Dlr. I .

St. Joseph's y East Lancs- Caroline Hill

Lincolns Navy-Sookunpoo

CRICKET.

K.C.C. v Shanghai-K.C.C. Lincolna v Navy

GOLF.

St. Andrew's 'Bociety' George's Society

HOCKEY..

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.Mamak Tourney Central Brilish v United Royal Signals y Howloon Indians Mule Corps v Police Naval Lower Deck v Radio,

ing two teams in the com- petition.

The feeling was that in the ovent of one or the other Club's having to "ncodio" play their second side in

match, the weaker side might fool tivo, the disposed to more or les

their sentors. gamo

I see no reason why this should occur. The players are presumably, not out for the "pot", but for the good of the game and ordinary sense) of sportsmanship will ensure them going all out for the points whether they are vital to their opponents or not. ?- There are few enough ladies Clubs In the Colony and I think the cžné mitteo would do well to allow the two

The more teams taking part in

in the Clubs in question to put in two teaths. compofition greater will be the interest. as this is the main sup

TWO TEAMS There was a lengthy disport in the game for ladies I would

strongly recommend that the Com-: cussion at a meeting of the

mittee, when they meet next Friday, Caer Clark Cup committes last give the, requlelie permission.

Miss J7 Dalziel has been "elected- evening concerning tho advisa- bility of the Hongkong Ladies secretary of the competition for the

I'coming sUANONI and Lady. W. and the Club de Reorolo field-Southern president.