1934-03-24 — Page 12

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1934.

S. CHINA BOMBSHELL: LEUNG WING CHUI

VITAL TEAM CHANGES

FOR TO-DAY'S SENIOR SHIELD FINAL

P PAK-WA RETURNS: LAU MAU ON

THE SICK LIST.

TEAMS MEET FOR THIRD TIME IN FOUR

YEARS: BORDERERS' 4TH FINAL

(By "Veritas”),

Leung Wing-chui, South China centre-half, has been omitted for this afternoon's Senior Shield final against the Bordorers. This is the bombshell which the selectors have dropped, and certainly they could have made no more sur- prising move in their efforts to obtain a winning team.

ABOUT THE PLAYERS

PEN PICTURES OF TO-DAY'S SHIELD FINAL TEAMS

(By "Veritas").

SOUTH CHINA

pag Wing:-This young playeri sped into the shoes of Lim Thin- , and has performed creditably the day ho ́nagumed the import- position as goalkeeper to the first n. Always with the threat of superseded by Pau Ka-ping, has largely kept his place on erits. Although not quite so ed as his predecessora, mainly gh lack of experience, Wang keeps an excellent goal..

Tin Bang-One of the best ers South China have ever had. ne sense of anticipation, relent- ackler and deposca of the ball y. Has already won two sentor

onedals.

h_Kong-pak:—Usually an inside rd whose part in past South

has BUCCESKOR

hard- been fully

appreciated defence

terror

tu any

is dashes through the middle.

The Senior Shield for which South

on an excellent knowledge of Chins and the Bordarers will piny

mo with exceptional heading!

in front of goal,

in front of goal.

this afternoon.

Deputises on the left wing this year, although

| Man -to-day and has often his real position is inside forward,

himself a capable back.

In-chan-Has no superior ht half back in the Colony, dgment in heading the ball is ject lesson. Defensive and con, ctive work on same level, which par excellent.

Chief weakness is inclination to ovendo the fancy stuff, but is a valu- able attacker,

Lee Kwok-wai has been brought in to the pivotal position and he will be

flanked by Tong Kwan on the right and Leung In-chan on the left.

There are other changes.

A. Henry, the selected champion footballer of Malaya, whose reward is' holiday in England, in spending some of his time pulting in practice with the Arsenal players at Highbury. Thus picture shows him training in London.

TO TRAIN

OLYMPIC

Lau Mau is on the sick list and TENNIS

cannot turn out. Tom Kong- pak therefore drops back to partner Li Tin-song.

Up forward, Ip Pak-wa re- turns to the left wing, Fung King-cheung is moved over as his partner, and Tay Qua-tong is Įshifted to inside · right, with Pau Ka-ping retaining the leadership of the attack.

In short, South China will line

up in the following order:

Wong Wing:

LI Tin-sang Tam Kong-pak:

Tong Kwan Lee Kwok-wal Leung In-chun:

Yeung Shui-ylc

Tay Qua-ong

Pau Ka-ping.

Fung King-cheung Ip Pak-wa

BORDERERS UNCHANGED.

to

The Borderers are expected turn out the same as last week, namely:

Smith: Mullane Morrison: Davis

Podmore

Underwood Mathias Hazlewood

Pau-Ka-ping:-One the most versatile players in the Orient. Has gained highest local honours as goalkeeper, but for the major part of Lee Kwok-wai:-Graduated from the current season has figured with the, reserves and is now the out- success is centre-forward. Appeared | standing player of a very fine inter-in goal for South China when Llic mediate trio. Has not played a bad Shield was won in 1929 and again in game thla neason. Magnificent 1931. Player of exceptional ability. Lackier, although he does not support Fang King-cheung:-A peer among his forwards so well as Leung Wing. 'local centre-forwards. Illness in the chui and Leung In-chan, "Succeda, early part of the season kept him out Loung Wing-clui as pivot this after- of the team until recently, and he has not yet completely recovered old- Xup of unprod pro time form. Played in all teams which

This will be the third time the my up Suzando o s oglifted the Shield in 1929, 1931 Be a Bette e a 933. Is gifted with football "brains." met in the Senior Shield final dur- and Borderers and South Chinn have voy ang ng puy djul qua anak and as constructive player who can

the put up usaq think two or three moves ahead, stiling the last four years, and it is. i oym okeju Vuoмy JuÐL stands on his own in local football. A in fact, the Borderers fourth con- Yeung Shul-yic: Successor to brillant shot.

secutive finnl. Cheng Shui-hon, former Interparter.

ulicap, which he largely offsets by his shrewdness.

Ip Pak-Wa:Another comparative i

Fortey Jonea Duncan.

Made his debut in the team this season stranger to Caroline Hill crowds. Hused in the last round was in 1931, The first time these teams elash- and is proving a valuable acquisition. been out of football this season owing is a ling of tricks, and when supported to serious illness, but is said to have when South China won by six by Fung King-chaung is one

The meeting was of the lost tone of his form. A left winger goals to one. elevorest right wingers in the Colony, of outstanding ability, who has been repeated last year, when the Diminutive stature somewhni of a sorely missed by South China.

Borderers, as holders of the trophy, were beaten in

pour Tay Qua-long:-Halls from Malaya,

game by three goula to one, but has yet to reproduce the form

South China have thrice won THE BORDERERS which made his name household

the Shield, tho first ocension being among football fans in the Straits. Cleved in bali manipulation and often

Smith-Good goalkeeper, who is in 1929, whe, Kowloon were extremely fast, he has chiefly operated stress. Fine ese of

at his best under the most trounced by five clear goals,

anticipation The Borderers have once lifted and positions himself well. Dieult the trophy, beating the Club by

to get the ball past.

the odd goals in five in 1932. Mullano: Not oven L Tin-eng In 1931, the Borderers folded takes precedence over Mullane as the the following team: best right back in the Celony. A Mullane and Williams: Morgan,, Johnson: "natural" player, whose interceptions, Eynon and Underwood: Palliator, out with such confidence, Lakeman, Channing and Duncan. carried precision and success, make him a defender to be feared.

Of these only Underwood and Morrison: On his day as ane a Mullane are playing in this after- back as one could hope for in junior noon's outfit. Chi aning has kinco football. Has been showing a slight transferred his affections to tho decline recently, but this is expected Police and now plays at centre- to prove but a passing phase. Fear- half, less tackler. Ajit to become flurried

Mathias, Borderera right winger,

pected to figure prominently Kihla.. afternoon's matal.

man

under aovere pressure.

'RECORD CROWD TO-DAY?

Davia-Successor to Wallace, and has only been in the team for a South China's line-up. in 1931 month, but has proved himself to be wha Pau Ka-ping: Li Tin-sang and a useful half back. Laeks polish, Tam Kong-pak (who are inciden- but makes up this deficiency with tally together again to-day); enthusiastic vigour and determina- tion. Played well against South Leung In-chan. Leung Wing-chui China a week ago.

and Tong Kwan: Cheng Shui-hon,

Podmore Hongkong's most ubiqul-Chu Kwok-luen, Fung King- tous centre-half. The hardest worker cheung, Les Wastong and Ip Pak- in local football. Wizardly in suc-

wa.

cessful tackling, blessed with amazing A record crowd is expected at reserve of energy, and on his day the Club ground this afternoon. among the top-rankers. Is playing The going promises to bo ideal, better than eyer at the moment.

Underwoods-

although the somewhat sultry at- only made & return to the team, having the players.

recently mosphere may have its effect on lost his place to Jones. But is still

Played in 1981 team which load the 4.30, and will be followed by the a decided acquisition at left half. The match starts promptly at

anal to South China..

presentation of the Shield and

(Continued on Page 11.). medals.

TEAM

APPOINTMENT OF DR. JAPSON

Manila, Mar. 20.

The board of directors of the I. 1. lawn tennis association has made important decisions dur- ing its recent meeting, both of na- tional importance. Dr. Vicente Japson, veteran tennis player and a member of the Samahang 38 has been named coach of the P. I. tennis team which will participate in the Far Eastern tennis classics. The dates for the 1934 national tennis tournament were also set, The appointment of Dr. Japson as coach of the olymple tennis team has been received favourably by the officials of the P.A.A.F., ít was learned from a member of the federation. Dr. Japson will pro- ceed to train the candidates for the team. During the last few “weeks he was taking charge of the training of Leonardo Gavia, Jr., triple champion of the Philippines. The players selected by the P. I. lawn tennis association to take part in the olympic try-oute are Leonardo. Gavia, Felix Ampon and Rodrigo Diaz, singles, and Zamora- Diy and the Aragon brothers in the doubles. Mrs. Elisa R. Ochoa and Minnes Estrella Alburo, Belen Calma and Minda Ochoa havo been selected to compete in the try-outs for the women's olympic tennis team.

The P. 1. lawn tennis association scheduled the 1934 national ten- nis classics from April 7 to 15 at the Rizal Memorial Fleld courts. This meet is to be conducted un- der the auspices of the PILTA. This tournament is open only to players who belong to cluba whleh are affiliated with the P. 1, Inwn tennis association,

Won

Leonardo Gavla, Jr., who the title last year by defeating

net Lope Yngayo, Visayan

ncc, will be out to defend his title this year. He will contend against a galaxy of strong competitors and rough sailing is anticipated by

him.

Mrs. Elisa Ochon, national not queen who bowed down in defcat at the hands of Mies 1. Bau- mann in the All Comers tourna- ment for women, will be called upon to defend her laurels. Whether or not Mrs. Ochoa will be able to retain the title and boat Miss Baumann remains to be stert. Miss Baumann is the only worthwhile opponunt for her in the Philippinoa.

MILITARY CRICKET. East Lancashires Win In

THE MACAO RACES

SELECTIONS FOR TO-MORROW

ESK MAY FIGURE PROMINENTLY

(By "Captain Foster")

My final selections for the Macho Jockey Club spring meeting to be held to-morrow are as under.

Ist RACE.

Green Shee

· Enk Tingle

Zad RACE.

Potsdam Semper Idem Habour View

Esk Tingle

3rd RACE.

City of Shanghai

4th RACE,

Mr. Deliz's mount King Salmon Adam

5th RACE.

Sea View Racing Lad Little Chance

$th RACE.

Lemberg Bay View Sporting Life

7th. RACE.

The Carp Sarabande. Clly View

DROPPED

Burgoniaster (Mr.Jordan' up) being led In by Miss A. F. W Blake, after winning the Fanling Grand National and Plejc Grove Memorial Cup race at Inst Sunday's, Kwant meating.

DISAPPOINTING TENNIS SEMI-FINAL

HO KA-LAU'S POOREST GAME

IN TWELVE MONTHS

RUMJAHNS BEAT CHINESE PAIR IN THREE STRAIGHT. SETS

(By "Veritas"),

Epitomising the standard of falled to finish the rallies with n tennia which has prevailed. "kill" or well-placed volley when throughout the tournament, given the opportunity. yesterday's open doubles semi- NEXT WEEK'S GAMES. final match at the Hongkong If the weather is kind, the Cricket Club was unworthy of tournament will be all over on all the participants.

Wednesday. Monday has been set The Bumjaha cousins beat Tsui aside for the semi-final replay bes Wal-pul and Ho Ka-lau in atraight tween Ho Ka-lau and Tami Yoc- sets, 6-4, 6-1, 9-7, and only in the fong. If Ho Ka-lau is to win he closing stages did these players, must do it in three sets. who occupy the first four positions Tucaday is reserved for what is in the official ranking list for 1933, expected to be the best match of

whole show glimpses of the form generally the

championshipn-the credited to them.

doubles final between the Rumjahna The occasion was one of the un- and E. C. Fincher and L. Goldman. happiest Ho Ka-lau huta experienced Again I feel that to win, Goldman for a long time. Very soldom did and Fincher must do so in four sets, things go right for him, and he ap- or if possible, three. peared unable to make any serious The concluding mate in on attempt to shake off a fit of depres- Wednesday when Taui Wai-pul will Blon.

meet either Ho Ka-lau or Tam Yoc- Ho's volleying and overhead has fong in the singles final. I expect oft times been quoted as constitut- Tsui to win against either of them, Thirty-one players entered for ing some of the strongest factors probably in four sets. the singles, 17 for the women's of his game: yesterday these were singles, 15 pairs for the doubles, his bogoy. For the most part his SUSSEX CRICKET

ALL-ENGLAND BADMINTON

INCREASED NUMBER OF ENTRIES

20 pairs for the women's doubles, volleys were nothing but chicken 31 pairs for the mixed doubles, feed for the Rumjahns' swift and 9 pairs for the veterans' "killa": rarely did he indicate that doubles for the thirty-first, an- he is the possessor of a Anishing nual All-England Badminton shot, and it was not until the third championships, which begun at set was well advanced that he ob the Royal Horticultural Hall, tained length in lobbing. Vincent-square, Westminster, this month.

SIRDAR'S VACILLATIONS. Tau was, therefore called upon

MEETING

Duleepsinhji Fears Days Are Over

Although K. S. Dulcepsinhji,

to carry too heavy a responsibility the famous Indian cricketer, is This is a slight increase over for his young shoulders, and alaking steady progress, he fears last year, and includes the major though he played attractively and his cricketing days are over, or at ty of the leading players in the pulled out some of his most dazzling any rate for at least five years. country. R. M. White is defend-shots, in general terms it could not This information was conveyed in ing the singles, but Mrs. R. J. he said that he was seen at his best. a letter from Duleepsinhji which Teague (Miss Alice Woodroff"), } The Rumjahna played according was read at the annual meeting at the doctor's advice, is not de- to the demands of the occasion, of the Sussex County Cricket Club fending the women's singles. which means that if one were to at Hove. The Committen deeply Judge their form on thile showing regretted his illness and the death one would have every justification of his uncle, the Jam Sahib of

Nawanagar. is prophesying now champions.

COUNTY BADMINTON

Middlesex Win Final Against Gloucester

Middlesex beat Gloucestershire; in the semifinni round of the Bad- | minton county championship ·ati Bristol by 14 matches, to 2. Re- Buits:

Doubles.-R..C. F. Nichols and S. Jackson (M.) beat H. F. Martin and B. P. Flight 15-8, 15—5; beat A. R. Bloodworth and P. Skinner, 16-7, 17—16, L. NI- chols and E. Phillippa (M.) bent

beat Bloodworth and 18--14, 5—10.

S, A. vacillated between par ex- The Earl of Athlone, K.G., was collence, mediocrity and down right elected President for 1934, and bad

was Mr.

Alan Melville play. His overhead

appointed variable and his ground strokes captain in succession to Mr. even less consistent, H. D. was R. S. G. Scott, who will not be able again the soundest player on the to play regularly owing to bual- court, and seldom hestitated oriness calls.

PROGRAMME OF 170 ROUNDS OF BOXING

BARCELONA TO ENJOY OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION ON APRIL 8

Barcelona of the gate receipts, while Schmel- Martin and Flight, 16-6, 15-8 A huge fighting programme of ing will take a share at lesst

Skinner, 170 rounds featured by a return equal to Paulino's stake.

bout between Max Schmeling, for- Uzcudun fought Schmeling in Women's Doubles-Miss B. E. mer heavyweight champion, and 1920 and was defeated but that Speaight and Miss J. R. Stewart Paulino Uzeudun, the Spanish does not discourage the Spanish (M.) beat Miss Richards and Misa heavyweight pride, is adheduled fighter who will celebrate his 35th Atkin, 16-5, 17-16; beat Miss here Sunday, April B.

birthday in May.

Martin and Miss J. Yeomans, 15- Joaquin Gaza, promoter of the Figure it this way," he said, 11, 17-18, 16-7 Miss D. J. boxing circus, expects the Mont-" boat Max Baer in 1981 in 20 Colpoya and Miss D. Cathcart juich stadium here to be filled to rounds and Baer defeated Schmoel. Jones (M.) lost to Miss Richards capacity with 70,000 spectators ing. and Miss Atkin, 18-15, 16-8, from all parts of Europe,

"Max was overconfident when 12-16: bent Miss Martin and Misa Ho

have the stadium Steve Haman bent him, but he plans to Yeomans, 15, 16-11, 16-8. open at 9 a.m. with fights begin won't be in. that mental state when

Mixed Doubles.-R. C. F. Ni-ning in three rings at 10.30 a.m. he comes here." chols and Miss Stewart (M.) boat Ten bouts of four rounds cach Schmeling la due to arrivo Martin and Miss Richards, 154, will occur in each ring. Late in here about a fortnight before the. 16-11; beat Flight and Miss Mar- the afternoon two rings will be night with his wife, Anny Ondra,

16-3, 16--11.

L. Nichols removed and the first of five 10-and Joe Jacobs, his cigar-smoking. The former heavy- od by the East Lancashire Regiment beat. Martin. and Miss Richartig,tral enclosure.

weight champion will open train- 16-11: bent 6-16, 168,

Flight and Miss Martin, 15-3, 16-6. standing Spanish fighters as Jose Sitjes, on the Spanish Riviera.

Gasa plana to have such outing quarters on the beach of Phillipps and Miss Speaight (M) Girones, Ignacio Ara, Martinez de Pauling will train on a beat Bloodworth and Miss Atkin, Alfara, Echeverria, and others, private estate in Barcelona.

* Jargo- 156, 16-0; beat Skinner and participate in the matches preced

Knock-Out Tourney..

In the first round of the Inter-Unit (LD. Tim Cathcart Jónca (M.) round bouts will begin in the cen-manager.

Knock-out cricket compotiiion, thi South Wales Borderers were eliminat-

who won by eight wickets at Bockup- poo on Thursday.

The Borderers, winning the toss, batted first and, woro dismissed for 103 Tuna, 10, 8. M. Elvin was in dead. ly form and captured eight of the wickets for 40 runs. Lieut. J. P. Williams and Sgt. Goldsworthy made they became associated in an un victory by, eight wickets possible when

'broken pårtnership which realised 09 run for Live third wicket.

and

During the final week of their Bliss Yeomans 1612, 1-2 ing the star act of the slugging training they will go through their Jackson and Miss Colpoys (M)circus, Schmeling-Uzcudun, lost to Bloodworth and Miss Atkin, Uzcudun, who claims to have

drills at the Olympic theatre

Promotor Gasa announced that 15-12, 10-16, 8--15; beat Skin- nover been knocked down in the special.trains will be arranged ner and Mies. Yeomans, 17-18, ring, is to receive 160,000 pesetas from France, Germany, and Hol- 10-12, 16-9.

(about $25,000) and 16 per cent, land,