1933-11-27 — Page 9

ST.

F. J. Parry,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1933.

CLAIR FORD'S THREE TRIES

PERRY'S YEAR.

OUTSTANDING FEATS

HELP NAVY TO WIN

|H.K. CLUB AGAINİ BEATEN

(By Line Out)

The Navy scored another win over the Club Rubgy fifteen on Saturday at Happy Valley.

This time the Club managed to keep the scoro against them down to 19 pointa” (two goala and three tries), but they failed lo score themselves, although) they had opportunities.

I.R.C. CRICKETERS IN GREAT FORM

"Spurs" Come A Cropper

ARSENAL TAKE OVER THE LEAGUE LEADERSHIP

taking both points from Bradford.

(By "The Pilgrim") It was inevitable that the 'Spurs would crack up sooner or later but that they should do so before their own spectators. was a big surprise.

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the

Derby have a very consistent record behind them so far season, and it is evident that apart. from the fumbling of the White Hart Lane goal-keeper, Nichols, they had the mastery of the play.

Duncan, a comparative new comer to the "Itums" front line, was mainly responsible for their win.

un-

Queen o'Bauth: oblained.a useful brace at home whilst Rangers and Motherwell went further ahead, the latter gaining a typical homo win by one goal.

TIES

THE CUP

Remarkable Win For Sutton

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Norwich might have gone far in the Cup if they had not had the

Robertson cut through very nicely on two occasions, but he is not quite fast enough for an at- Arsenal who had a difficult pro- misfortune to be drawn away to tacking player, although very position before them at Hudders-Crystal Palace who are on top of

form just field came through with dying their

now. The sound in defence

The Club forwards, led excep-colours to take their old place i Canaries lost by three gouts, tionally well by Bradford, who the bend of the League. Dunne, despite a spirited second half captained the side in the absence recently obtained from Sheffield resistance.

Dulwich Hamlet warded off de- of Selby, played much better United, headed the only goal of the.

feat for another day by sharing rugger than previously. They did match from a corner kick taken by not get much of the ball in the Bastin. The home side ware four goals with their Newport tight scrums, but heeted well infortunate not to share points visitors, credit attaching particu the louse,

when Mangal netted from a brillarly to the home defendera Hugo liant centre by Lumsden, the young and Robbins, FORBE'S REVERSE PASSES.

Sunderland amateur, only to hear Mecke played: serum half in the whistle blown for an offside the place of Selby and gave a very good display. He had Forbes as he opposite number, and as Melbourne, Nov. 26. the latter played brilliantly, the Fred Perry, Britain's No. 1 rank-Club man had a rather bad time. ing player and holder of the U.S. Forbes's reverse passes from tennis title, defeated Jack Crawford the serum were the feature of the in the final of the Victorian Cham- pionship to-day by scores of 6-4, 2-0, game, and he continually sol 6-4, 0-3.

three quarters going.

CRAWFORD AGAIN

BEATEN

his

infringement.

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The ball flashed from. Rochdale man's foot into the net A second after the fleal whistle And blown in the Club's 'cup engagement at Sutton and the visitors thus found themselves eliminated at first round by the odd goal in three,

PEREIRA

AND RUMJAHN

That the Indiáni Recreation. Club will figure very promin ently this year in the race for cricket league honours, was promised on Saturday, when their teams gained handsome ́and "convincing (successos”-in-}·

both divisions.

For the seniors, 'A. H. Humjahn touched some of his best form. In compiling 58, whilst F. Pereira, the Intarporter, completely de- moralised Craigangower with his fnst deliveries.

Here are the leading perform- ances of the day:

LEAGUE DIVISION L

Hatting-

A. H. Rumjahn (LRC.) v C.C.C.

Major Bonavla (Army) v Navy

Lieut. Eaden (Navy) ▼ Army

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Pereira (LR.C.) v Č.C.C, ^6 for 9

Bowling

R. Lee (C.C.C.) v I.R.C. 4 for 38 A. R. Minu (LR.C.) v C.C.C. 3 for 19

DIVISION 2. Batting

A. R. Abbas (I.R.C.) C.C.C.

T. Yeoh (C,C.C.) § I.R.C. A. K. Sufflad (LRC.) ▼ C.C.C.

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S. Abbas (C.C.C.) v LRC. 26

Bowling

Chelsea Improved by dividing honours with Birmingham at Stam- Bridge Barkas putting ford through his own goal, and Porta- mouth showed renewed form at the expense of Manchester City.

Middlesbro gave

Kingstonians, an excellent

amateur Cup- display at Wolverhampton and are holders. went down to Bristol City 5 for 28

on their own ground by seven goals to one. They had the mis-12 fortune to lose two men through injuries after 20 minutes play.

The splendid accuracy of his shots Slater the Navy inside was insecurely stationed half way up and his indomitable fighting spirit clined to try to do too much on the table. carned for Perry his victory, which his own, and threw away a lot of West Ham faltered at Upton was thoroughly deserved.

St. Park whilst Bury surprised by Crawford, holder of the Wimble chances by ant passing to

scored don, French, and Australian titles Clair Ford. However he

good pass gave a mingled display of brilliant the first try from n and mediocre tennis. Ife undoubted- from Miera. Linton was unable to ly lost to the better man on the day's convort. The only other try in play.Router.

scored by

PERRY'S GREAT YEAR. This year has been the most successful in the meteoric carcer of Perry.

He came into his own in the

falling Davis Cup. after Wimbledon.

the initial half was Danley who cut through and ran for the line well. The try was not converted and so half time came with the Navy lending by six points to nil.

In the second half the Navy's at superior knowledge and training

gave them three more trics, scored aftor Clair Ford minutes. Shaw converted.

ST. CLAIR FORD'S TRIES.

In the Inter-Zone final against America, he beat Wilmer Allison -6-1, 7-6, 6-4, and in a brilliant dis play against Vines, beat the American 1-6, 6-0, 4-6, 7-5, 7-6. -10-15, Vines collapsing in a faint

at this point and retiring.

Subsequently in the Challenge Round, Perry covered himself with glory, firstly beating Henri Cochet 8-10, 64, 8-6, 3-6, 6-1, and then positions. overcoming Andre Merlin 6-3, 6-4,| 6-0.

Making the trip to Amerien as un official representative of the English L. T. A., Perry crowned

J. Crawford,

St. ten

LUCKY WIN FOR ST. ANDREW'S

REVIEW OF THE WEEK-END HOCKEY

By "Bally-O£{"

■

ST. Andrew's were lucky to win Grewal Jaggeet Singh C. J. Mamak Points from the 12th. Dyke, M. Singh: Attar Singh, G. Battery yesterday afternoon. In Singh, Awtor Singn. 3. H. Hansa The Club had to re-arrange their the second half of the game the und F. A. Kemp (Captain), three-quarters line owing to an Battery dominated play and but injury to Hutchison. Lammert for repeated breaches of the off- enme into

centre until side rule by their left wing would recovered, after undoubtedly have notched more Hutchison bad which they reverted to their old goals. The Saints were without the services of E:P.H.-White, while G. Lynn and R. Baldwin de- putised for P. 3. Barlow and af.

the

Another try came through St. Clair For almost immediately after his frat, but it was not converted.

Ferguson almost scored for the Club, but was well tackled by Buckley just short of the line.

Veil at right and left wing respectively.

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The final score for the Navy TE Saints had the better of the

ball came from a line-out, the

exchanges in the first half but travelling to St. Clair Ford who their marksmanship was noor.

managed, however, finished a fine passing movement They

to

by scoring his third try. Liaton change over with a lead of one added the extra points.

goal. In the second half, A. S.

THE same tean will play against kunpoo to-morrow at 5 p.m.

the Royal Engineers at Soo-!

Na friendly game with H.M.S.

Eagle at Caroline Hill yester- day alternoon, the Radio won by two goals to one. Awtar Singh was responsible for both goals.

New Mixed

For the Club, Turner was al-Bliss increased the Saint's lead. Doubles Title

ways helpful to the forwards with and before the final whistle f his defensive kicking, and Hutch!- Flowerdew got through on kis

Bon tackled well. He is, however, own lo score for the Battery.

a little too light, and, was utl- fortunate to be injured.

In the scrum Cumming and Burch got through a great deal

of work.

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THE Radio 2nd. XI defeated the

Medway 2nd. XI by three goals to two at Caroline. H on Saturday. G. Singh (2) and Surjin Singh netted for the Radio

The Navy once again gave and Ferris and Holmes for the great display, and will be a very Medwny. dificult side to beat on their pre- sent form,

HOME

RUGBY.

Holders

L. GOLDMAN AND MRS. LOCHNER

L. Goldman and Mrs. Lochner won the open mixed doubles cham-

But Goldman and Mrs. Lochner

Mrs. Lochner was particularly reliable, whilst Mrs. Littton was prominent with her forehand driving.

AS was expected, there was little pionship of the Colony, when at to choose between the Hong- the C.R.C. "At Home" on Satur kong Ladies and St. Andrew's day they defeated the holders, Ladies in their friendly encounter M. W. Lo and Mrs. Litton in the at Sookumpo on Saturday, the final by 7-6, 7-5. Caer Clark Cup champions win- Lo was suffering from the hla nchievements by winning the

ning by the only goal scored. Maffect of a severe chill and his London, Nov. 25. U. S. championship, defeating J. Playing at Sunderland, Lancashire Woolley played a great game in Crawford in the final 6-3, 11-13, had a narrow victory over Durham the centre for the Saints but did play was consequently affected. 4-6, 6-0, 6-1.

In the County Rugby Championship not receive auflicient support from deserved their success as a better Later Perry won the Pacific by nine points to eight: Leleester-hor inside players. The H.K.

combination. South-West Championship in faceshire were too good for Warwick- Ladies scored in the closing of severe opposition, overcoming shire, while the East Midlands swamp. Jiro Satoh in the final 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, beat Cheshire by 31-10.

ed the North

by 25-3, und Yorkshire stages through J. Churchill. 7-5,

Both Oxford and Cambridge were THE H.K. Ladies "B" team de- engaged; the former losing to Olou- foated the Club de Recreio by cester and the latter easily defeating five goals to one on thể Marina the United Services at Portsmouth.

Ground on Saturday, S. Adams (3) Blackheath had a comfortable win and M. Bishop (2) scored for against the Harlequins. Scores:

County Championship.

Hongkong and C. Remedios for the Recreio. Durham

8 Lancashire (At Sunderland) Leicestershire 10 Warwickshire

(At Leicester) North Midlands 3 East Midlands

(At Moseley)

81 Cheshire (At Kirkstall) (Club Fixtures.

12 Harlequins

19 Bath Devonport 20 St. Bart'

NOVEMBER HANDICAP. Jean's Dream Wins By Half A Length.

FREE FARE SECOND.

London, Nov. 25.. Twenty-eight_started for the Man- chester Novembar Handicap, which resulted as follows;

Jenn's Dream (Dinos) .................... Free Fare (Sam Wragg),

Bon Soldat (Sirett)

Yorkshire

Blackheath

1 Bridgend

Gloucester

The odds were 20 to one, nine to London Welsh

one and 50 to one rospectively,

10 Oxford U.

G 0. M. T.

3 Bristol

6 London Scot,

Afterwards the league cham pionship and C.R.C. club cham- plonship awards were distrubted

by Lady Peel.

Among those present were H.E. the Governor (Sir William Peal Saturday, His Honour Mr. Justice R.E. Lindselt (President of the H. K. L. T. A.) and Mx. M. K. Lọ (Vice- President H. K. L. T. Að

8 THE "Y" Ladics, playing at

King's Park on 25 beat the D.G.S. by four goals to ioone. O. Dalziel (2) and O. Brown (2) acored for the winners and S. West for the D.G.S.

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0

A. MIXED C.B.A. eleven, playing

at King's Park on Saturday lost to H.M.S. Cumberland by one goal to nil.

Won by half a length, and threa Rosslyn lengths.

Quick rods Air Captain and Dismouth) 0 Cambridge U. 30 THE following will roprosent the

armament

MUAL

Richmond

U.S. (Poris-

6 Swansca

8 R.M.A

(At Camberidy)

9 Glasgow.

ridden by Ray. Newport Isthmus by Cinlife, Bulandehar. by R.M.C.

Bullock and Blondearna by Brennan. A

FANLING GOLF

out

In the Bogey (Par) Competition at Fanling during the pot con Rodin Sports Club in a friend- twenty-three players took ly hockey match against the cards. The only two. returned Lincolnshire Regiment at Caroline were by R, K. Valentino (0), two Till this afternoon at 4.45 p.m down, who wins, and Instr. Lieut.

J. A, Burnett (10), thres down.

Sann Encir was the only last Glasgow Acas. 11 Harrow Univ. 1 Man Singh: P. Singh, J. S.

- minute,withdrawal.---Router:...

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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The FOURTEENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING Will be held (Weather Fermitung) at HAPPY VALLEY OR Baturday, 2nd December, 1933, cont- moncing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Boll will be Rung at 1.30-p..

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"I'll play tennis again, tournaments;" declared

In Helen Will. Moody, now able to walk after weeks of hospital treatment.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

S.. V. Gittins (K.C.C.), v H.K.C.C....

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NOTICE

E. C. Fincher (KC.C.) v H.K.C.C.

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J. E. Luff (H.KC.C.) `v KLC.C.

Bowling

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A. A. Rumjahn (I.R,C.) v C.C.C.

A. A. Aziz (L.R.C.) ▼ C.C.C. 3 for

S. Abbas (C.C.C.) v LRC. 3 for

FRIENDLIES.

Batting

T. E..Pearce (H.K.C.C.) v K.C.C.

W. Reed (Recreio) C.S.C.C.

S./S. Flood (R.A.S.C.) v Police

W. E. Meadows (Police) v R.A.S.C.

A. K. Mackenzie (H. K. C. C.) v K.C.C.

OF

The NOVEMBER HALF YEAR- LY GENERAL MEETING 421 VOTING MEMBERS will be held

Wells (R.E.) R.A.O.C. s for 20 at the Club House, Happy Valley, Flood (R.A.S.C.) v Police 1 for on Tuesday, 28th November, 1933,

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T. A. Pearce (H.K.C.C.) v K.C.C. 6614 for 48

P. Madar (K.C.C.) v H.K.C.C. 644 for 55

Forrest (Folice) v. R.A.S.C. 4 46 for 20

G. Lee (K.C.C.) ▼ H.K.C.C. 4

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