1934-10-23 — Page 21

„THE HONGKONG

TUESDAY OCTOBER

HOCKEY INTERPORT PROSPECTS WITH MALAYA

HONGKONG ASSOCIATION

SETS BALL ROLLING

CLUBS TO BE INVITED TO

NOMINATE PLAYERS

COMBINED CIVILIANS V. COMBINED SERVICES MATCH INNOVATION

The question of paying a return hockey visit to Malaya and preliminary arrangements for the purpose were discussed at a meeting of the Council of the Hongkong Hockey Association held in St. Adrew's Hall yesterday evening. Mr. A. A. Dand, Vice-President, presided.

It was unanimously decided to chet they will be opposed to the Punjabis, calaries all local Clubs asking for a XI on the Marina ground, bully- list of players who are keen to go off at 5 p.m., when they will be re- to Malaya and are prepared to pay presented by, H. Britto: A. A. don beir own travelling expenses. Remadios, Dr. A. M. Rodriguen; J.

Gonsalves, N. Beltrno, A.

It a team can be got together, a visit will in all probability be made early in February next year.

between

Dotelho;

G, Guterres, A. M. Xavier, H. A Alves, P. Nolasco, B. Gosano.

The possibility of arranging A On Friday they will play a team Colony tournament

the from tho H., K. S. B. A. on the Civilians, Navy and Army was also Marina, bully-off nt: 6 pm. Their discussed.

team, will bo: H. Britte; A. A. dor

Mr. G. T. Palmer remarked that Remedios. Dr. A. M. Rodrigues: J. should it be introduced, there would Gonsalves, W, A Reed AA, R be a surfeit of tournaments this Botelho; C., N. Beltrad and B. Gosdno,| yeason.

Surgeon-Licut-Commander Phillips.

mentioned that the Navy wore trying!

to get their fixtures off in December INTERPORTERS IN "C"

no. It was the month when the maximum number of the Flest would

bo in Hongkong.

Mr. W. W. Woodward; There is the trouble about light, December is the worst month of the year.

Captain R. C. S. Bates said he was against the iden of having the

DIV. TEAMS

Continued fram Page 8.)

Lournament, as it was like the pre-bination of the teams on Sunday! sent Triangular Tournament between one can arrive at only ono con- the Club, Army and Navy, and there clusion; that when the lanuo is would be too many tournaments. pushed to its final point, both clubs Mr. F. G. Barros proposed that in-are prepared to stretch the spirit stead of the tournament there be one of the rule to a breaking point to match between Combined Ser-secure the necessary reward. vices and the Combined Civilians,

The proposal was seconded by Mr.

Palmer and carried.

AN APPEAL.

The following sub-committee was South China have still to piny alected to select the civilians team; Ctalgengower. Craigengower are Messrs. A. A. Dand, A. E. P. Guest a team who enjoy a fine record, but and F. A. Komp.

provisional date for the game.

will

from Canton and

Shirley Temple, most famous juvenils film star of the present ap she appears, it her first big feature film "Baby Take a Bow", coming to the King's Theatre at the und of the week.

Jack Petersen To Fight Maxie Baer

NO-DECISION BOUT ARRANGED FOR NEXT EASTER

CYCLING

SUNDAY OUTING BY WHEELERS

SOCIAL EVENING AS FINALE

Ideal weather conditions to- gether with a good attendance contributed largely to the suc cessful and enjoyable run of the Hongkong Wheelers to Castle Peak on Sunday.

WAS

The spin started from the-Jor- dan Road Ferry, T. Axe acting jas Run Captain. Laichikok Hill soon reached, the steep Jascent being made without any body diamounting which roltacted well on those who had joined the Wheelers on this run on the Invita tion extended through this paper: A brigt halt was made at Chering- shawan where refreshment was taken:

The party moved off again good progress being made until about 2 miles from Castle Posk when 6. Collinson had the misfortune to puncture. Apparently, Mr. Col- Hinson's luck was out for he punc- tured a second time bafore reach- Jing the end of the Journey. The party arrived at the Cafeteria at noon where ก welcome Junch awaited them,

After a rest a section proceed- ed to Unlong while the remainder repaired to the beach for bathing. The return journey commenced at 3,15. Axe, the Run Captain sot n steady pace throughout eventual- lyronching the dispersal point at Kowloon at 5.40 thug terminating ja most enjoyable rua.

GAMES EVENINC.

In the evening the Wheelers were visitors at the R.A.0.B. Club in a billiards and anooker encoun- tor, The matches were vory were the superior: aldo winning evenly contested but the

Club

Live games to three. Rodgers

Club's

it is theirs by reason roal hard Bermuda, between Max Baer, holds first option on the champion's A no-decision bout at Hamilton.match between Baer and Carnera, December 14 was set aside as aendeavour. They have not the world's heavywoight

wide range of players on which to and Jack Peterson, British titlist, It was decided that the programme call like South China or the C.R.C. Joumed recently following announce would probably sway Garden off the Wheelers whilst Eycott was

champion, services, for the local International Tourna-It is to be hoped that South Chipament by William Morria to theicials into letting the Britisher at his best for the Club. An en- A good showing by Peterson showed up well at billiards for ment be arranged by the following representative sub-committee: Eng- and (W. W. Woodward), Scotland Hense of the word and feld the bout, to be held Easter Week, had to the racial angle involved.

play the game in the real effect that arrangement for the have first crack at the title owing joyable concert followed which J. Rodger), Ireland (Surg-Lt-Comdr. team which has done auch splendid been completed.

included a variety of songs which Phillips), Wales (G. T. Palmer), service for them throughout the India (3. 8. Growal), Portugal (A. lengue season.

However, Max Schmeling's bril. kept Mr. S. Collinson busy at the Ile hdded that both Baer and lant showing against Walter Neu- plano. Concluding the evening M. Xavier), China (R. I. Wong),

Peterson had agreed. and Germany (0. May).

I havo aeen South China's and

sel in Hamburg, Germany, recently, Mr. V. Mound, the Peterson, the 23 year-old Wolshas led most observers to concede Secretary, thanked Others present at the meeting were Craigengowor's normal tomme in

the Wheelera Messrs. F. A. Kemp (Hon. Secretary), action this year, and am convinced man, has been a professional less that a Schmeling-Hantas or for such a successful evening and A. M. Xavier (Hon. Treasurer), G. that they can put up

than three years. a display

In 1930 he wen Schmeling-Carnero match will wished them success. Palmer (Y.M.C.A.), W. W. Wood-worthy of their league records and the amateur heavyweight cham probably determine Baer's first

The ward (Club), Surg-Lt Comdr. A. E. of the importance of the match, pionship of Wales and the A. B. A. Challenger.

management of the Phillips (Navy), Captain R. C. S. without recourse to Assistance light-benvyweight

Wheelers have decided championship,

to vtait Bates (Army), F. G. Barros (In-

Talpo next week and carry out an cognitos), Kohan

first division the following year. Dad (Kowloon players.

He turned professional in 1031 Indians Tennis Club), H. E. Gubbay

AIR FORCE BOMBER. vicinity. Mr. S. Collinson will exploration of the temples in the (United), and L. C. Pennell (Police). Let us end this season on the and won the empire heavyweight

act a Run Captain. The A good sporting crown in 1932 by knocking outi finish between two evenly matched Rexgie Moen in two rounds. The FOUND IN BADLY DAMAGED Ferry, Kowloon, at 9.30 am, and will commence from the Vehicular teams. It would be a sad rame year he also decisioned Har- flection ол the game

here if y Crossley for the light-heavy-

another Invitation to local cykel- ing enthusiasts-Is-extended. history-recorded that the keenest weight crown which he relingaish | year of rivalry was spoilt by self-ed January 4, 1933

It is now reported that the Bucking methods to obtain the

lie has, since turning profession Royal Air Force bomber, which prize.,

al, won the Welsh and British crashed into the Jungle light-heavyweight titles and the Kulang, Johore, has been located Autumn Ragatta will be held on The Shanghai Rowing Club British empire's heavyweight by the search party.

November 3 and 4, permission to The search party reports that hold the event having been granted He was dethroned temporarily the crew are safe and uninjured, by the Kiangsu Provincial Cover- by Len Harvey in 1933 but regal-but the machine has been badly ment. ed the title thereafter.

Baer annexed the world's heavy.ther it can be salvaged.--Reuter. weight championship by hanging

FRIENDLY CAME

Radio Draw Against Macao

Invincible on their own ground in two seasons, the Macao Hockey Club were fortunate in holding the Radio Sporta Club to a draw when these two teams met in Macao vn Sunday. Macao noored first, but the visitors Improved as the game progressed, and Awtar Singh equalland. Clogs to the end, the same player again naited, but the goal was disallowed as Gurbachan Singh, the visiting inside right, was ruled to be off-sido

by a Macro second eleven.

MAMAK MATCH.

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right note.

L. T. A. COUNCIL

Awards Of Colours And Badges

crown.

up an 11-round t.k.o. decision over Primo Carnera, in New York last June.

not been seen in action since that. The Jewish-American fighter han

At the September meeting of the M. H. Hassan, tho Radio right half, Lawn Tennis Association Council, had a busy time against the Macao held at River Plate House, London, team's left wing and left inside, but the Counell received with regret time, ho held them in chock.

In an earlier match, the Radiol-health, of Mr. G. H. Musgrave torson, most observers

the resignation, owing to continued The bout botween Baer and Pe- Sports Club's "Cosmo" hockey team

believed were defeated by four goals to nilas Honorary Treasurer of the would be more in the nature of an

Association. It was unanimously exhibition contest than anything: decided to nominate Mr, Musgrave clac owing to the no-decision angle at the annual general meeting for involved. Hockey election us an Honorary Life Vice- In their first. Mamak Tournament match on the PT.. President. ground on Sunday, the United Hockey and Badges were made: H. G. N. Club shared two goals with the Royal Cooper, L.T.A. Badge; C. E. Hare, Corps of Signals. Larking scored L.T.A. Badge; F. H. D. Wilde, for the Signals early in the first British Badge; Miss E. M. Dear-recently revealed that Baer, under half, but R.C. Reed obtained the man, Colours, British Badge and commission rules, would not be re- equaliser shortly before the cluso of Broach; Miss N. M. Lyle, Colours,quired to defend his title until next play.

British Badge and Brooch; Miss June and that he was not like- RECREIO TEAMS,

R. M. Hardwick, LT.A. Badge;ly to do so.. The Club de Recreio have two Miss K. E. Stommers, British The Garden, owing to the fact hockey xtures this week. To-day! Badge.

that it staged the championship

Peterson, however, by defeating Baer on points or vin the short route, would win enough prestige to support a championship clash.

Madison Square Garden officials

CONDITION IN JUNGLE

Singapore, Oct. 22.

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