1933-12-13 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1933.

JAPAN EXPECTS TO WIN

DAVIS CUP

HOPES CENTRED ON NEW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

CERTAIN TO HAVE POWERFUL

TEAM IN 1934

Tokyo.

With their forces strengthened by powerful fresh reserves, the Japanese believe the free-for-all scramble into which the 1934 Davis Cup campaign is expected to develop will be their golden opportunity to bring to the Orient the symbol of world tennis supremacy.

The national tennis championships, played in No- vember on the courts of the huge stadium at Koshien, near Osaka, showed that Japan has to-day a greater wealth of first or second rank tennis material than ever before.

Threo

now homebrod starsed in the nnals of the national emerged from that tournament, tourney. dimming the lustre of those who Crities hailed the newcomers, bad carried the Rising Sun to the especially Nishimura, as players courts of the Uccident during 1933 (needing only International experi- season and giving promise of {ence to become stars of frat prowess that anould make the magnitude. Those who saw Nishi- Japanese one of the most feared mura drive his way to the cham- contingents in the Davis Cup con- pionship at Koshien werg con- tests of next summer.

vinced that he would soon take The new stars are a youthful rank with the other great Japanese trie from Tokyo universities, ilideo (champions, Tehya Kumagni," Zanzo Nishimura of Keio University, the {Shimizu, Takęłchi Harada and Jiro new national singles champion: Sato.

Jiro Yamagishi, nao of Kefo and The Japanese team will leave in Nishimura's doubles partner, and March or April for the European Jiro Fujikura of Meiji, conquera, jeumpaigns. Because they won of Jiro Sato, the Davis Cup ace, in through to the European_Zone the national tourney and finalist semi-finala In 1933-sufferin... against Nishimura. The two Kelo elimination at the hands of Jack lads are

21 years old, Fujikara Crawford and his fellow Austra- only 19.

Haus the Japanese are automa- feally in the quarterfinals for the AS GOOD AS ANYBODY ELSE., Europe zone for 1934. Japanese confidence that their 1984 Davis Cup chances are n good as those of any other nation reats partly on the wide open na- nature of the prospective campaign; on their conviction that the French dynasty that ruled the courts for six years has finally collapsed; that the American challenge is disorganized and demoralized; that Australia's Davis Cup team eзsun- tally a one-man affair, meaning Jack Crawfort, and that England's Fred Perry and Henry W. Austin are not kely to maintain for an- other summer the high level of prowess they achieved in 1933.

The Jaraneve morenver have always done well at Wimbledon, and Bro Sato has victories over both Perry and Austin to his eredit.

When the 1093 Davis Cup team of Sato; Ryosuke Nunoi and Eikichl Ito turned home after their seven- months tour of the world they -found-the-nace-in-the-national. championshins much too fast. Un- doubtedly this was partly due to fatigue induced by their long and strennons campaign in Europe and the United States and to the fact that the home staying stars had trained for this tournament and were in top form.

However. Sato and Nunoi were among the first to admit the power of the new aarosh of talent and to! hail the arrival of new champlona to carry Nippon's colours to the tennis courts of the Occident,

AMAZING SPECTACLE. The quarterfinals of the Koshien tourney presented the amazing spectacle of four former Davis Cup stars going down to defeat, includ- ing two of the 1933 team, Sato and Ito. Nunoi fall before Nishimura

Frau Krakwinkel.

Fraulein Krahwinkel Engaged

WILL NOW PLAY FOR DENMARK

Berlin, Nov. 14.

HUGE BASEBALL DEAL

Scenes taken during the Shanghal Football League frat division match at the Canidrome last week, when the Worcesters showed amazingly improved form and defeated the Chinese Three Culturae

team 13 goals to two. -

The Services'

Section

Conducted By

"The Scout"

Sporting

G$300,000 STRANGE &

FOR FIVE PLAYERS BICKFORD

DROPPED

ATHLETIC STARS

SOLD

Chicago, Dec. 12.

One of the greatest commer- cial deals in the history of baseball has been effected by Connie Mack, the, famous manager of the Philadelphia Athletic.

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He has sold "Lefty" Grove, Rube Waldborg and Max Bishop to Boston Red Sox, George Eranshaw to Chicago White Sox and Mickey', Cochrane to Detroit Tigers.

These five players are believed to have realised G3300,000. “

It is estimated that G$125,000. was paid by the Tigers for Cochrane, Router..

Saturday's Cricket Teams

K. C. C. SELECT TWO ELEVENS

NAVY TO LOSE BEST RUGBY PLAYERS for Saturday's friendly, matches.

WHEN FLEET LEAVES COLONY ON JANUARY 9

LATEST OFFICIAL FIXTURES

It is learned from official sources that the following rugby

fixtures have been arranged be- China Fleet

fore the Fleet sails for Southern

Waters and the flagship pro- Football

ceeds Home for recommission.

December 19 Englev S.W.B. December

23 Navy (Tlangular Tournament)

December 30 Novy

(Triangular Tournament)

ν

Club

Army

January & Navy v Club (Trlangu. Jar Tournament)

on

Tho Navy were to have played the

time for the second January 13, but owing to the date of

Club

their mailing, it has had to be postpon- |

League Tables

POSITIONS UP TO TO-DAY

The following are the up to date

ed. The Club and the Army have tables in the China Fleet football therefore arranged to postpone their league, which include Monday's match

fixture of January 6, in order to allow

the Navy play off their match against

the Club in the Triangular Tourna

ment.

FIRST DIVISION,

The Navy are antling for the South Kent on-January 9, and will therefore Cumberland be unable to turn out a full against the Australian Rugby XV who are expected in the Colony about the end of February.

Suffolk

Goals.. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 044 117 11 12 D9 4 6 2 2 2 -0-1--3-2-8-N-G-

#201 4 3

4

Lenm

Engle Berwick Medway and

Suba

1

5

I 2 2 12 4

5

1

1

3

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3

SECOND DIVISION.

Section One

Goals

Keppel Cornflower Wren Falmouth Whitshed

2

4 0 16 11 8

4 2 2

0 10

2 0 10 6'6

It is also learned that the Shang- That Club have written to the naval representative in liongkong Inviting a team to visit Shanghai but nothing definite can be arranged in this direc tion until the feet returns from its southern cruise.

THEIR OWN GROUND, Arrangements have been conclud-

ed between the Polo Club and the Whitehall Navy for the transfer of the Polo Verity ground, and the Navy are now only Bridgewater

new Sandwich waiting for the Polo Club's ground in Kowloon to be turfed,

the

this is finished, As soon as Navy will have a ground of their own, Instead of having to rely on

the

Club and the Army pitches as they Witch

Wishart do at present,

Lately the Navy have been playing Tamar an average of four matches a week, Wild Swan

in a five-act match in the semi- Germany's leading women tennis finals, the Keio lad staging a bril, player, Fraulein Hilda Krahwinkel. liant comeback after dropping the announced her engagement to-day Arst two sets to the veteran. In to the Danish tennis player. Herr with their own ground they hope to Veteran

Fraulein Krahwinkel, be able to have at least twelve prac- Folkestone the finals Nishimura, conqueror of Sperling.

added Bruce lees. The result of this Nunol, met Fajikurs, conqueror of who was in the final of the Ladies' ortir la bord to have a desired Herald Sato, and the former won in four Singles at Wimbledon in 1931, effect on the players, and next year's Heta,

losing to Fraulein Aussem, after Navy XV should be about the strong- Nishimura is rated. a certain beating Miss Helen Jacobs,, was fest teams in Hongkong. choice for the 1934 Davis Cup ranked fifth in the Wimbledon list squad, and it is likely that Yama- last year. In future she will play gishi will be taken to Europe, for Denmark.

tact for Davis Cup play. Fujikura

SENORITA TO RETURN.

to keep the Kolo doubles team in-

Paris.

Lili, do Alvarez, the graceful

may be left at home for another

year's seasoning; but there is also

the chance that either Sato or Spanish tennis player who stunned Nunoi, wearied by much Interna European courts with a split skirt tional play, may remain in Japan, leaving a berth for the Melji star.

Nishimura's strènoth is hir driving

game, especially from Back-court. He has developed the typical Japanese game to a plane approaching perfection. crities compared his forehand drive to that of Little Bill John- ston, and the uncanny accuracy of his shots for the side and baselines recalls Zenzo Shimfztt at his beat,

AMERICAN STYLE, Fujikura's game is more like that of the young American, with A powerful service and deadly vol. loying. Yomarish! la considered tha Ideal doubles player, dependably,

· accurato and ʼn marvellous "court- coveror.

Section Two

3 3 10

Don-Nɔ̃aaf

Goals

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P. W. D. I. F. A. Pts

3 2 0 0 0 1

G

3 2 0 1 7.2

0 2

4 13

0 1 2 3 2

0

0 0 0 13 0

THIRD

0 0 0 0.0 DIVISION.

Goaln

1

1 21 0 11

h

Q

8 10 12 10:

Medway and

Subs The Navy hope to start using the Kent Causeway Pay ground next October Eagle or November. The long delay in Suffolk caused by the time it takes for the Borwick turf to become set on

new Cumberland ground selected by the Polo Club.

the

SOME PLAYERS WHO WILL BE MISSED.

6 1

13:15 13 7 1-114 5 3

HOCKEY

SEVENTH PLATOON REACH FINAL·

S.W.B. TOURNEY

The Kowloon Cricket Club have. their two cricket

'The seniors are meeting the Diocesan Boys' School, and the sqcond string, the Navy reserves.

The first eleven will be repte sented by:E. C. Fincher, E. F. Fincher. N. A. E. Mackay, W. C. Hung, W. Hyde, C. I. Stapleton, 1. P. H. Macauley, F. A. Munn, F. W. M. Lewis, T. W. Carr and W. L. Mackenzie.'

The second eleven-is.

"REST TEAM TO PLAY CHINESE

The Club left wing-Bick- ford and Strange who played with such outstanding success against the Chinese last week, have been overlooked for the forthcoming match between the Rest and the Chinese to be played on behalf of the Child- ren's Playground Fund on Now Year's Day.

Ridley and Hocquard of the. Lincolns have been preferred.

tack and Betty Gosano and Elliott Howe is splected to lead the at- will constitute the right wing..

Skinner of the Club comes in. for L G. Robertson. at right half, and Bliss for Duncan on the other half back flank.

A. V. Gosand will partner S. Strange at back and will also cap tain the team.

Cord, the Kowloon custodian, who was recently injured, witi piny between the sticks..

THE TEAM.

The team solected to:

. Cord (Kowloon)"

A. V. Gostno (8. Joseph's)

S. Strange (Club)

Skinner (Club)

Beltrao (St. Joseph's) Bliss (Kowloon)

B. Gosano (St. Joseph's)

Elliott (Kowloon)

Howe (Club)

Ridley (Lincolna) Hocquard (Lincolns) Chris Pife and Shepherd of the Police, and Dave Leonard of St. Joseph's have been plcked servos.

Important mattore"will be dia- cussed at the next meeting of the Council of the Football Associa tion to be held on Monday...

Included in the agenda is the prosentation of reports by the inerport Selection Committee, which will give detailed stato ments as to the progress made in the arrangements for the ap For their Mamak hockey tourna-proaching visit to Shanghal ·

HOCKEY TEAM, -

F. E. Lawrence, F. S. W. Smith, G. Lee, S. Jex, G.-A. V. Hall. D. S. Green, G. A. White, W. Mulcahy, The Seventh Platoon "B" Com-W. II. G. Hirst, F. A. Dunnett and pany, S.W., defeated the QE. Simcocks, Wing by two goals to one at Soo- kunpoo ground yesterday, in the semi-finals of the interplatoon hockey. It was an exceptionally fast game, featured, by good short ment match against the Royal passing and clever stickwork... Corps of Signals at Marina this Speara, Isaacs, Jones and Wal-afternoon, the Police will be re- ters played fine hockey for the presented by: winners whllo Millor,

Jessop: Kushi Mohammed and Williams and Jenkins were the pick of the Blackburn: Dormer, Gough and Hayward: Pile, Rula Khan, Perkins, Wass and Pile..

losers.

Jones scored both goals for the platoon and Guard sent in the sole counter for the opposition.

The teams consisted of:—

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SPORT ADVTS,

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The FIFTEENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting)

VALLEY

7th Platoon; Naughan, Smith, SERVICES GOLF Saturday, 16th December, 1935, com

Spears, Rauyėl, Isaacs, Suter Gil, John, Jones, Jones, Walters and Sallia.

11.Q.Wing: Creed, Miller, Gaulder, Richardson, Williams, Oliver, Searle, John, Smith, Guard and Jenkins,

COMDR. LINDSELL WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

UNIT COMPETITION Results of the United Services golf meeting held on the Old and New,

mencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be Rung AL 1.30 p.m.

-MEMBERS" ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed.

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Members to

H.M.S. SANDWICH Courses, Fanling, by kind permission the Members Enclosure and Club

IN MANILA

Beaten by Nomads Hockey Team

and

of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, on Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen December 7, 8 and yesterday, are as 13.00 for Ladies (Beth including Tax) follows:

are obtainable through the SECRET- 36 Holds Championship: Comdr, ARY upon the personal application of Lindsell, 81+82-163; Captain Ben- a Member, auch Member to be respon. son, 83-482-165; Lt. Cdr. F. M. R. sible for all visitors introduced by Stephenson, 88-+-80108

him, and for Payment, of All Chits,

30 Holes Handicap: Lt. E. Brown, &3+82=165, lesa 26-141 Lt. Cdr. Manila, Dec. 9.

Browning, 88-4-81-100, less 20-140; The Manila Nomads hockey team James, 80+80=160, lesa 10-150 defeated H.M.S. Sandwich by four Capt. Benn, 84+92=170, lesa 20-150, 18 Holes Handicap (Old Course): goals to three in their hockey game. Burnett. 83-10-78: Capt Barry, played yesterday afternoon at the 87-18-74; Lt. Cdr. F. M. R. Stephen. Nomads grounds in San Marcelino

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800-74. street. It was a fast and exciting game with both teams playing ex- cellent brand of hockey,

FULL SPORTING PROGRAMME.

The visit of the British sloop in Manila has aroused keen interest, and sporting activities of all des eription have been arranged be.

and

the

tween the Ship's teama Manila Nomads Club,

Last Saturday the soccer teams 1 3 6 14 3 met, and on Sunday morning 00182 gricket match was arranted. A water polo encounter between the Sandwich and a team drawn from the Nomads and the Manila Polo Club Nomads also included in the programme.

SUBMARINE LEAGUE.

Goals P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

3.0 0 18 26 1 1 10 8 5 2000 1

The following players of the first Orpheus team will most likely have to leave Phoenix with their ships on January 9. Perseus

Rainbow As the majority of them have either rained International honours, played Uswald

Parthian for their county or represented the

Proteus matches local Navy in the Homo

Pandora Rugger circles will miss thoir services. Olympus

It. Evans, the Navy's forward, ni Odin native of Kent. represented England Otga

on Reveral occasions.

Lt. St. Clair Ford, the Navy's wing There muarter, le a Scottish Inter- national.

Osiris

RA.

agg

4

0 2-8 10 4

10

1 0 0 0

1 0 0

0 0

12TBALL

CUP

to Date

The following are the results to

GRABHAM'S

TRICK

18 Holes Handicap (Now Course): Lt. Cir. Brown, 81-10-71; Capt.

84-13=71;

The Secretary's office, Brd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27794), wiri sloso at 12 o'clock Noon

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

On No Pretext will Children be per- mitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club Lt. James,House provided

they are

ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance.

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PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

80-8-72.

Veterana' 18 Holes Handicap: Telephone 21920.

Wolls, Capt

90-15=75; Capt. Benaon, 88-776; Brigadier, G. Rowan-Hamilton, 88-11-17,

The Price of Admtealon to the Par Singles: Surg. Lt.Cdr. Sloane Public Enclosure is $2.00 including (17) 2 up: Surg. Comrd, Horan (18) Tax, for all Persens, including Ladies, 1 up; Lt. Jamos (8) I down.

and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers Par Foursomes: Lt. Cdr. Rundle and Sailors in Uniform are Aq and Lt. Williamson, I down; Lt. Cdr. mitted Half Price. Crockett and Pay Cdr. Tetley, 4 down; Major Denvir and Major Sarsfield,

down; Lt.Cdr. Atkinson and Russell, 6 down

Inter Unit Competition. (Scratch).

1st-4th Submarine Flotilla, 38 down; 2nd-H.M.S. Cumberland, 40 down; Brd.-H.M.S. Eagle "A" and, H.M.S. Kent "A", 43 down.

(Handicap): HAT 4th Stomarine Flottile, 19 down: 2nd H. M. 8. Berwick, 18 down; Brd End East Lands Regt 10-down: WOMEN'S CONTEST Mrs. Fiddes-Wilson's Winning Round

FOR CUMBERLAND AGAINST WISHART

Lt. Forbes, the Navy's serum half.

The Cumberland defeated, the of 1. Linton, the Navy's forward, and

Wishart in a friendly game The Ladies Bretion of the Royal Bnb Lt. Nixon another forward have

football yesterday. afternoon at Hongkong Golf Club held their Medal All received their cans f the Navy

Caroline Hill by four goals to two. Competition - yosterday aftèmoon. for rugner; while Lt. Buckley, tho

The play, during the first halfThe medal was won by Mrs. Fiddes Navy's full bark has played for

Wilson, who returned the exenllent was very avoh, the Louis,

the teams boasting

29 handicap, score of 95, long Cheshire. Mid. Riafer, their contre

strong defences." three-quarter, who played for Hamp

The score opened by the Cumbor bringing her total score to 08, fast date in the Royal Artillery football and when Grabham found the not both fled for the prise awarded for ahire, is one of the Navy's fastest

Mrs. Lambert and Mr. Sheridan men.

There will only be about five or rix cup competition.

with a ground what for which the the best score returned over a courES long before shorts came Into navers of the orezent first XV, left Nishimura and Yamazishi as a vogue, le returning to the game to renresent them in the last two 'doubles team wont through the after two years: absonce

months of the scanon. The recom- 20th. Battery season undefeated, and captured She has been resting since she mining of the Kent, however, is 12th. Battery the national title when the Davis underwent an operation for lap chetate te feine cut one or two out- | Oth, A. A. Bath

24th, Battery Cup pair, Sato and Nunol, default-pendicitis

atanding: players.

Senorita de Alvarez

two years ago, aby

Goals

P. W. D. L. F.A Wishart's goalkoner had no time of six sealed holes, Both had P8. 417 8 to poso, The Winhart retaliated points to their credit, so it was de- 4 2 2 0 10 with a series of attack but found 'dou to share the honours between 287 the dafaned against them too them; instead of doelding the issuo In 020 8 3 12

play. (Continued on Page 7.)

Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &c., will not be permitted to operate within the Precincts of the Hongkong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting,

By Order,

CB. BROWN

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