1934-10-29 — Page 9

CAER CLARK AND

ALLISON

AND

Macao

Results

DAVIS-CUP Racing

PLAYER MAKES STATEMENT

SAYS WILL NOT PLAY AGAIN.

New York.

Wilmer Allison, the Texan who IE certain to get the American No. 1 tennis ranking this year on the strength of hu sensational play at Forest Hills, has put himself on record as saying he wants no further part of the Davis Cup business, but there is already a move- ment on foot to make him the the 1935 playing captain of team.

great

It ANZER

ne captaincy, involving u deal of Judgment and organizing abilty, has recen bone of Coblen- Lian now ever since the days of the Tilden-Johason team, which didn't nced a capta a lung n supreme on the international courts. Bernon, Prentice, piensant New York Isiness man who handles ten nin affairs for the Seabrigh: clith na

bounty, Frutted under hose or Bre after explaining the 18 team. He was succeeded by Dick Willintas, a former Davis Cup star himself, but

חיון

BOXING EVE AGAIN

floxing Eve scored ú, popular victory at the Macao Race meeting held yesterday, while Migs Lois. Fearon earned distinction by win- ning the Ladies's Race. The re- sulls were

1-Pola Pony Scurry, half a mile: Capt. J. J. Jordan's Stickypast 108 lb. (Jordan)

Capt. J. 1 Jordan's Winchester

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY OCTOBER

1984:

MAMAK LEAGUE HOCKEY

ST. ANDREW'S LADIES

BEAT RECREIO

ERRATIC SHOOTING BY BOTH

SETS OF FORWARDS

H.M.S. KEPPEL LOSE FAST CAME TO THE SAINTS

The St. Andrew's Club Ladies, run- reached Whitehead netted for the ners-up in the Caer Clark Cup hockey Siennin. competition for the past five years, In the second half, the Signals held defented the Club de Recruio. Ladies the Indians very well and obtained by three goals to one in their frat two more goals through Whitehend. iCup match played on the Marina Fey were unlucky not to draw.

ground on Saturday afternoon. The

MAMAK LEAGUE TABLE,

2 shooting of both forward lines was

erratic.

Stag 108 b. (Hope) G. Portman's Cloudy Eve 168 b.

(Kemble) 3 Won by four lengths; two lengths.

Time 50 secs.

Pari-mutuel Winner $7.50; places $5.50 $8.20; $13.80.

2-Tang Shan Handicap, 'one mile. Li and Li's Delightful Chance 181

ib. (F. F. LI} Helenside's Hell for Leather 160

Jb. (J. I... Jordan) Weetoo's Kindo 150 lb.

At the interval, the Saints led by St. Andrew's two goals to one, M. Woolley netting it. C. of Signal both goals, while C. Botelho sporedj.roher R. E. for the Portuguese team. Eearly the second half, P. Gittins, playing at university inside-ieft, natched the Saints' third | K.LT.C. point.

United

E. Xavier, centre-half, M. Basto Whitehailt Land C. Botelho were the outstanding Whitshed players for the Recreio, M. Berruex,, Keppel 2]J. Wong and 1. L. Woolley, the Saints' | 12to Battery

Intermediate line, formed the crux of

3

(E. 0; Butler) Won by two lengths; three-quarters of a length.

$45.10;

Time 2.10 1/6 Boon. Pari-mutuel; Winner places, $6.70; $0.00 $5.49.

Fat Shan Bandicap, one mile. Pan's What a Chance, 188 1b.

(P. P. Botelho)

the defeat of the latest American Alanto's Glad Eyen, 161 th campaign abroad has stirred up ve ports that all was not as serene as It should have been with our inde

abroad.

ADMIRABLE DOUBLES CHOICE,

thei

(Y. T. Fung)

Minn Scott Harston's Ilacing Pluck,

108 1b. (A. J. P. Heard)

their defence strength, G. Krouts.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pis.

110 5

2 1 0 1 1 0 3 2 1 0 1 0 3 21 0 1 4 2 3 1 0 0 4 3 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 01 3 5 1 10 120

0 480

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HOME FOOTBALL

SEVERAL MORE SURPRISES

UPSETS IN ALL DIVISIONS

The following were the results in Saturday's English and Scottish League football

programmes. There werɑ a number of surprises. FIRST DIVISION,

Aston Villa.

Chelsea

Derby

Everton Grimsby HuddersGeld Leicester Preston N. E. Sunderland Tottenham Wolven

SECOND

Barnsley Bolton Bradford C. Burnley

kaya, a newconier the forward line, RUGBY. AT HOME Manchester U

gave an impressivo display,

The tennis lined up as follows:

St. Andrew's Ladies; Mrs, R. Rhen, } Mins G. White, E. Landolt, 1. Wool- ley, J. Wang, Mrs. m. Beri uex, Minnex F. Wong, G. Kroutskaya, P. Gitting and M. Churn,

Recreto Ladles: Minaus G. Roza, M. Basto, C. Osmund, L. Silva-Netio, | E. Xavier, E. Roanrio; M. Remedios) A. Alven, C. Silva, B. Remedios and

Won by three lengths; three quar. Botelho... tern of ni

length, Time 2.05 2/5 neca.

Parl-mutuel :-Winner $10; placon, ¡

RECREIO TEAM.

The following have been selected to represent the Club de Recreio

GLOUCESTER BEAT

DEVON

Notte County Oldham Port Vale Sheffield U. Southampton Swansea THIRD

4 Manchester C. 2 ◊ Stoke

2 Middlesbrough 0

4 West Brom.

3 Leeds

4 Wednesday

◊ Blackburn

2. Liverpool

Z Arsenal

4 Portsmouth

3 Birmingham

DIVISION.

2 Norwich

2 Notte Forest

3 Bradford

3 Bury

3 West Ham

1 Fulham

& Hult

1 Newcastle.

1 Plymouth

1 Brentford

2 Blackpool

0

DIVISION (SOUTH).

London, Oct. 27. Gloucestershire scored a victory over Deven in the County Rugby Aldershot Championship at Bristol, by six Brighton jrks three. Northumberland Bristol I beat Cumberland at Whitehaven by Cardiff six points to nil, while Durham had Charlton things much their own way against Crystal Pal.

to

4-Tain Shan Handicap. 1%. miles. against the Kowloon Indlane on the Cheshire at Hartlepool, winning by Luton

"There's no use in stating reason for the failure of Prentice $5.10; $5.10; $53.10. and "Williams." writes' Gourgo Cla rens in the Hoşton Transcript, giving | Eve's Boxing Eve, 102 İb. the players as his source et informas

(R. I. Charles)

1

2

tion on the disentjstaction during the Lan's Partnership, 140 lb. Just few years. "They didn't bring the team to the proper pitch for the Vital test bermuse they simply didn't have the gumption to enrry through their assignment in a manner that would get the desired results."

(S. Y. Liang) Miss V, Shenton's Wombly Stag,

140 lb. (E, Q, Butler) Won by three lengths; a length.

Time 2.44 1/6 Bees.

sung » Plek AIYUMBA, BC Vault Jums su

18-5. In the remaining County Queen's P. R. day-H. Britte, A. A. dos Remedios teh, Somerset beat Cornwall by Southend

Len palals to nil,

Swindon and Dr. A. Rodrigues; J. (ionsalves,;

In the friendly fixtures, the United Torquay ww A. 16102 새로 álla I'. NIBALO

Services had a great struggle against | Itimerros, 'II; Alves, A. Gosano, N. Oxford Univerally, who were delented THIRD

Retro and B. Gosuto,

Pari-mutuel.Winner $8.30; pinces, MAMAK TOURNAMENT

$6.80; $5.10.

(Capt. J. L. Jordan)

Allison, it Watkins oveans to stepi oul, wagesatesily wait be strongly coni-

Trin Shan Handicap (second! Altered. The Texan has the wit- section), nace round, vantage of experience and knowledge | D. P. Yates' Festival Eve, 161 J. of current Davis Cup conditions, be might not be a rod chose for the Wong Ping-shan's Bold Comman-

der, 165 th, (Ip Kul-ying) ✰ Mrs. Lee Shiukee's Colombo,

1 b. (S, N. Pan) Willian, but he cevinity, would t Won by half n length; two length, Pari-mutue-Winner. $12.10; Plaves, $0; $5.00; $6.

singles in 1935, despite his 4442344 performicos Some after a fruit

less trip abroad at the call of Captain

la well as a double mate for George Lott if it develops that Sidney Wood and Lester Stoelen can be bullt up -ugain for the Individual assignments.

St. Andrew's Beat H.M.S. Keppel In Fast Game

The Harle- by dight points, to six. quins had the better of Guy's Hospi-Accrington

Chester by 10-5. Scores:

Crewe Darlington Doncaster

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP,

Cumberland

(AL Whitehaven). Durham

Hartlepool1. Clateralershire

Gateshead

Hartlepoola

0 Walford

6 Exeter

2 Coventry

3 Newport

2 Clapton 0.

2 Gillingham

1 Bristol C

2 Reading

2 Millwall

Bournemouth

2 Northampton

0

DIVISION (NORTH).

3 Lincoln

4 Rotherham Barrow

2 Tranmere

0 Chesterfield

+ Northumberland

Z Rochdale

1 Mansfield

I

New Brighton

0 Halifax

3 Watnall

1Я Cheshire

Devon

10 Cornwall.

(At Urielell Hometert

(At Wellington).

Liter

CLUB FIXTURES.

A fast and gruelling hockey match in the Mamak Tournament was wit- nessed on the Police Training School round yesterday afternoon, when S Andrew's Club defeated H.ALS. | Keppel by five goals to three, after "At Telfast).

being three goals le one in arrenen nt | Nath the interval,

Blackheath Bradford Mi--hitting, on the part of the

Coventry Salut defendere let the sailore Desport H. through and they obtained their first ter Ford. Shortly after, Smith, accept-o. M. T. goal carly on through Lleut, Sinclair. Gey's Hosp. Won by two lengths; balf a lengthing a good wing pass, found the net. Pentruot

Ladies Spring, half a mile, Capp, J. L. Jordan's Winchester

Stag, 150 lb. (Miss L. Fearon) D. P. Yates Darien, 185 15.

(Mins Scatt Harston)

GOLF CHAMPION. C. Mcnamara's That's That,

OF COLONY

MARTON RETAINS

TITLE

157 b. (Mrs. Williams)

played at Fanling Yesterday, TIM [24, 367, 89, 24, 8, 22, 89, 83.

A. T. Braley won the visitors' prize with a score of 157.

The Hesults.

The scores were as follows: Player

Old New Total Course Course

$112.70

32.20 16.10

1

Te min. 4.1/5 seca.

T'arl-mutuel -- Winner, placen - $5:20:36: $7:50:-

$0,2); }

THE CASH SWEE18. -

Race 1.

No.

Playing splendid golf, 01. £. C. Marton, retained his title in the apen

153 162

golf championship of the Colony!

Unplaced ponies. ($2 each):

301.30 17.40 8.70

Nos.

winner returned a score of 182. A. E. Liosomas was second with 155, and

Race 2.

No. 21

357 GR

Unplaced ponies ($4.40-ench).

Race 3.

No. 139

O.. E. C. Marton 79

73

A. E. Lissaman 77

78

155

ርዕ JFT

$110.20 3140 15.70

A. T. rnley

70.

78

157

D. S. Robb ...

Unplaced ponies ($3.80 each).

76

157

"

K. S. Hubertson 74

158

Race 4.

T. A. Pearce

R2

76

168

D. J. Gilmore 78

BO

158

No. 28

D. S. Edward

H1

7K

160

145

R. Young

78

184

1:3

$10,70 31,60 16.80

W. Taylor

B

78

16-1

P. H. Sconnes

87

78

160

Unplaces ponies (15.80 each).

Race 5.

AD

166

HO 168

No. 49

85 169

234

82

171

251-

95

200

E. J. R. Mitchell 80

D. C. Wilsan ..

J. B. Ross

P. Alsebrook

B2

HO

Anonymous... 106

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Special Prize.

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D. S. Rob with the better score over the last nine holes

won the

special prize for the best score on the New Course, and K. S. Robert. son that of the Old Course.

$116,70 33.20 16.00 Unplaced ponies ($10 each).

Race 6.

No. 183

40

$115.70 33

*.42

16.60 Unplaced ponies ($i cach).

Manchrater

United Services -Northemping-----

Yorkshire

12 OH Alleynlans

A Card'

owly.

no Mourley

H Exeter

- Azze

G Iturria

12 London Heat.

15 Aldersbut

14 Ockl Paulines.

10

Cambrils.

* Oxford U.

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17

Edinburgh Acas, Glasgow High

LINDRUM

Muir. the left wing, score the third tichmond gon, Wong, in. gost mis-kicking..

The Saints retaliated, but their nasex forwards could not penetrate the goat) Glasgow Aena. when in the scoring region. Guest!

Heriotian did not make the most of a penalty bully, awarded the Saints for a fout by one of the Keppel defenderal R. Carral, who was doing

good work on the left wing, eventually scored for the Saints before half-time,

In the cond half, the Saints! attacked, continuously and Carroll Found the net to score the second goal. E. F. Fincher nelted the equaimer and towards the und, Fincher, gave) the Saints the lead as the result of penalty bully caused by a Keppel defender kicking the ball in the dee. Before the end Fincher completed his hat trick and made the Saints' victory curtain.

The Keppel kept the Saints' detence on the move in the closing stages of the game, but offside, nomine the forwards prevented many promising

turks from bearing fruit.

Southpart

Stockport

York

2 Chell le

0 Wrexham

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Albion

& Ayr

Celtic

20

Dunder

(FIRST DIVISION).

Homilton

10 bernians

2* Partick

12, Queen's Park

18 Queen O'8th.

10

St. Johnstone

Nehoot

16

-Reuter.

Alloa

SCOTTISH

1 Aberdeen

1 St. Mirren

3 Dunfermline

1 Falkirk

4 Kilmarnock

1.Motherwell

↑ Airdrie.

3- Hearts

2 Rangers

5' Clyde

LEAGUE

(SECOND DIVISION).

Arbroatic Brechin Cowdenbeath

WINS Dumbarton

Retains Billiards Title

Melbourne Oct. 27, Mellor [mfreng ratajoval (honi'ganliľa Billiards title by heating Jon Davis by 875 points after a mates which Insted a fortnight,

The genres at the end of the match |

East Fife Morton St. Bernarde Third Lanark

5. Forfar 3.Sten'muir

o Dundee U.

7 Edinburgh 7 Leith

2 East Stirling 5 Raith Rovers

1 Mantrane

I King's Park

SPORT ADVTS.

were:-Lindruan, 29,500 points: Davis, THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB, 22.678 points.

Davis made a great bil in the after- noon session and reduced the defelt to

K.I.T.C. DEFEAT SIGNALS. 140 points, but failed to seize his op MEETING will be held (Weather The TENTH EXTRA RACE Lending 4-0 at one stage of the portunities during the evening.

The highest breaks scored by Lin- Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY game, the Kowloon Indian Tennisdrum were 702, 610 and 309, while on SATURDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, Club just managed to snatch two the phellapool heat figures were 4201934, commencing at 200 p.m. points from the Itoyal Corps and 206.-Router. Sigis by the odd goal in seven in a Mamak Tournament match played on the Marina ground yesterday after.

neon.

Jan, sailed by Mr. E. Cock, won the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's First Chempionship race for "A" Class boots on Saturday afternoon when abe beat

Gurbachan Singh, formerly of the Radio, and who is this season playing for the Kowloon Indians, scored their first two goals within a few minutes. Wasp II, sailed by Major Griffin, by Ilassan and Noronha brought the 19 seconds over the 9.7 miles, course. total to four. Before half-time was ! Full results of the races were:

The First Ball will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 28th October, 1934.

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