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PROFESSIONAL

FOOTBALLERS' WIVES

Indifferent Cooks In Many Cases

THE wives of many profo

Indifferent ecoks that a

9

numb

of clubs have nude arrange ments to enure thd the pl era are properly fed

They have found that the stuj food of some of their turn is frien tah from a shop, or something onl of n tin.

"What men wint If they are in play for 56 minutes 19 140 furious pace which is now o manded is a goud beef steak an plenty of other nourishing foor a League offeint said recently. "Many wives of footballers have! worked before marriage in a fne tory, and they know nothing about cooking. If I could have my way they wouldn't marry until they hnd taken lessono and were able to provide proper meak. They only spoll their husbands' careerá "

NO COOKED MEAT.

He told me of a case in his own $11 clubs The play of a mun declined. After bulf an hour's play he was almost exhausted.

He was medically examined and

It was found that he was ander nourished. Inquiries revealed that he did not have enpked ment from

one week to mother. His wife could not cook.

So he was instructed to get his menks at a restaurant, ordering what he fled, and the eluh paid the bills. Within a month he had regained his strength,. The feeding of players is always the concern of the clubs. The Jodgings where the unmarried men Hive are usually on an offrial 1st and they are selected because it is known that proper food will provided.

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YOUTHS' PHYSIQUE.

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In the case of youths, Their physique is often, the first sideration. Before they can trained they have to t meule

THE THONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY,

OCTOBER (31, 1984,

TEAMS WHICH MET IN RECENT INTERPORT GOLF MATCH

Group of Shanghai and Hongkong teams which met in the laterport golf match held at Seakingjao. Shanghai won contest by sight points to one, losing only one of the foursomes and winning all `six of the singles matches. The Shanghai players wore far superior, and with but one exception, had no difficulty in guiding their victories. The exception was W. Huggett, who was off form dur. in the morning round and part of the afternoon. After balog down and fire to go, however, he rallied and won the remaining holes

and match.

TENNIS

University Inter Hostel Tourney

Lourna-

The Inter-hostei senis ment of the Hongkong University

HOME RACING

Cambridgeshire Stakes

To-morrow.

London, Oct. 30.

was brought to a clone on Monday telde in renty renrs is expected to One of the largest and most aperi when Eliot Hall, the holders, defent-face the starter in the Cambridge rd St. John's hall by the narrow margin of five sets to tour.

¦shire Stakes to ran at New. Market on Thursday over a distance

of one mile one furlong.

On the whole all the nines were very evenly contested und excitement ran high in the final set which de N. Cheung scored a brilliant victory elded the result. K. 1. Goon and W. after allowing thele

opponenta

end by four games to two.

The scores were as follows;

H. N.

C. Lee 1 Ellet' Unli) beat Y. K. Ne mard P. K. Llang 6-3; beat K. M. 16 and T. 0. Lo sg; Heat F. N. Tan and G. Cheng 6-3,

and

K. L. Goon and W. N. Cheung (El Hall lungi Ja und Lo Be: Jest to Ng and Llang, 3-6; boat Tan

| Bird Bung l

THE INTERNATIONAL

FEDERATION :

Davis Cup System Possible

"ASHES" BACK

Australian Cricketers

Arrive

Wondfull,

the

in Perth

Perth, Oct. 30. The main body of the Australian An Irish sports paper, comment, cricketers, who recently toured Eng- land and regained the mythical ing on the proposed International "Ashes," arrived here today and all Badminton Federation says It is were reported fit. expected that representatives from The team was accorded a civic ro

M. W. all the countries which I have algeption. France will be represented by six ready mentioned will attend the captain, was presented with a casket specially made from West Australian

French candidates, including the favourite inaugural meeting of the

new woods in appreciation of his personal Múry Tudor. Th majority of federation to be held in London

supporters In your Mary July. Tuder, but other French hopes are

Rentenmark, pint

Bledu, I Spirituelle, Lilium and Tabarra,

Various, opmions are expressed con. erring the prospects of enndidater.

The Men Khan says: "Badruddle should run well and, with fuck, will

14.

The trainer of the Ameriena horse. ... de bis plane the placed hapon,

Why

in

kuccesses in the recapture of the | “Aabis,”-Reuter,

LEAGUE CRICKET,

The season just drawing to al jelose will be the last under the¦.

auspices of the Badminton Associn Army Team to Meet Club de tion, which will in future be only! the National Association of Env-

Recreio on Saturday. land and which will at the snnie The following have been selected time surrender to the new control to represent the Army against the ting body the international side afthubs do Regreto in Jengué match Cat King's Park on Saturday next: Its activities,

Major V. T. Bonavin (R.A.M.C.), The new federating will thereby, Crit, D. 11. Michelt, (Royal Artillery}, Irune the supreme governing tap. 1. J. Waleh (R.A.S.C.), Lleit. Body of the gone, which incidental. 16 C. Garthwaite (Royal Artillery). 1 means that the laws and rules: Lieut. J. P. Williams (East Lan

Kabinen, P. 8. M, 1 Plvin (B6et Dan- Spondon Penny estod en hwn of the game will be the same the Pastires), Cpl. B. Ballard (RAS.C.),

Iwacht over.

very interesting Atterbeen's The Dafner

Priti Puta, All International matches, vla

T. Tucker (Moyni Fugineers), te. E. Tennis was halt i Montny op the Young Native, Abend Hill all championship tournaments, and so: (incoins).

Dewey (Lineains), and Pte. E, Baker tennis courts at the Matury Hospital,; pullove loy slipped Cadet sitte forth, will be similarly controlled, J, 0), Laine (Royal Artillery) Bowen Bond, Hongkong when the cha, and the newnes and trainers and Standardised under the quarter finals, semi-humb and head of Sh muro, Light Steps, soifstore, luuly

the Tenni Coupetition for the Balband, Highinnder, The Blue Boy, Cup kitelly presented by

K. Kand apet T W. Goh

tu Lo and Le Bat: lost fo Tan and Chong 8-4,

0.6; font

strong, and they are put in a specialist Halt) ou de Ng and Ling streng-giving diet, or even sent to the sense. This is specially notable in regard to youth who have worked in the col plis,

Mr. George Jobey, the Derby County manager, his # medleine chest, and each morning when the players arrive for training those who are off form are given doses of end Ryer uit send other tonkis.

The health of the players in, in fact, the first duty of every club

mag

INTERPORT SHOOT

ARMY COMPETITION,

the

The telom of Saleen think and on ebam.

Categor

hy

***

The Probables.

A

· Cpl. W. H. College (R.A.M.C.), Sapr.

Dear will be twelfth man, with Pte. L Bifley (Lincolns) ns reserve. W. O. I t. Jordan (Royal Engineers) umpire.

Messer. Peletal Pity, frindleton, Spirituelle,! Mank and Company was played. Mistur Adriatic, Wychwood Abbot in the minds of the sponsors of One hope that is being cherished are all hoqueľuzi, - Wenfee Speedat. Tas preliminary competitions bec,

the A. is that before many more previously been hell, sue at

years have passed the budmiston Military Hospital, Hongkong and ons

Vinternational matches will be out at the combined Military Hospital,

London, Cet. 25.

...jetku - azami - Times-as-Blue Davis - Cup Club" {Kowloon, the Jad four from eneli

Following ary fit probable accept-in lawn tennis. - hospital engeling in the quarter laners for the Turbridgeshire Stakes 1 Annls.

The result was follows: Pte. Ward host Major Wron; Pte. Pole [beat Fie, Wright; Cul. Millington

Hongkong Team Firing straight sets; Pul, College Teat

On Sunday Next

Hongkong's Interport ritle hnoting team has bem rolceted and will fire o on Sunday next on the Stone- cutters Rangy, consnereing at 20.. Individual members of the term must moke their own arrangement« a 10- garda transportation.

The selected team is as follows;

N... Blandford

Capt.

[Stone- cutters Range Staff); Sgt. Burnett

Pe Weralise,

Cut, Millington bean Piel Wand

in

we straight mete; fpi, 4oflegre beat 1. Poole in two traight rette

1

Cpl. Millington beat Upl, College in

straight sets.

Groller. Monclusion Me. wife of Mujer R.-F. W. fireflier, RA M.C., kindly presented the the win.

There was no

(Stonecutters Range Staff); Sgt. the past week-envi. Howe (Stonecutter Range Staff). Competition in "i" Class as only three C. P. O. Black (Stonecutters Range Bred. W. Nacf won the spoon in "" Staff), R. N. T. Ransome (11, M. S. Cass. Except for a strong wind at Suffolk), Gr. R. J. Analins (11. 30 yards, conditions were ident Suffolk). Cpl. J. Stephens (1.A.0.(1), Cpl. H. W. G. Todd (RLA.0.4), A. L. Hopkins (Hongkong Police), W. A. Russell (Hongkong Police).

The results follow:

"B" Class. 1314 J. Stevens

(Hongkong Police) cl Lieut. W, Austin S. 1. H. Douglas (Linenluskire Regi-1. W. G. Todd

"E" CERAM.

ment). CLUB'S MONTHLY COMPETITION, W. Naef

the

. 1, Heighton

. . T. Kanson

The monthly competition of Hongkong Rifle Club was held during A. . Howes

200 500 400 Toini yda, yda. yds.

28 32 30 90

26 30 20 82

224

78

55

2223 235

The Rhuo Boy (Gordon Richards), Denbigh (Novelt). State (Childs)

Caymanas (Ray),

Mossoro (Nicoll).

Light Sussex (Pat Beasley). Flamenco (Harry Wingg),

Statenman (C. Smirke). Grand Rounds (Ryan). Renteninnrk (ohnston"). Solfatara (Jones). Celadon (Graves).

Wychwood Abbot (Perryman). Commander III 1, Hensley). Young Native (Clist Richardsi, Ruckland A. Wrogg). Mary Tudor (Seve Donnglue). Blondsman (Henry). Highlander (Weston). Spirituelle (Sibbritt). Almond 11 (Sam Wrox). Lilium J1 (Lane),

Galapas (Caldwell). Akela (Dines).

Spend in Penny (E. Smitin. Elerin (Sirett).

British Quota (Barber). Adristic (Richardach).

Poker (Lynch). Talmsen IV (Pavec).

Undrublin (Fox). Grindleton (Herbert),

Mistor (Wrickaby). Jatoi (Evans).

Hot Bun (Saddgrove),

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

will

The following are the Indian Ro Terention Club senior and junior teams gainst the Cralgengawer Cricket OIL Saturday The sentor Division match will he played on the 1 The hon, secretary of the Bad-Division match at Happy Valley.

Sookunpoo ground, and the Junior .minton Union of Ireland, Mr. J. First Eleven-F. D. Pereira Plunkett Dillon, hus sent a com- (Cont.), A. R. Minu, A. II. Bamjahn, nunication regarding the Federa- [A. H. Madar, 8. A. Ismail. J. §. A. hion to each of the Irish branches. Curreem, A. S. Suflad, A. R. Abbar, jan indicates that he will make K. Nazarin, M. P. Madar and M. ei

full report on the matter at the Arcaili. annual meeting of the B.UI.

Second eleveu-1 T. Barmi (Capt.), A. M. Bumjan, A. R. Another interesting matter in Sunlad, A. H. Baker, S. Abbas, A. R. jconnection with the

Kitchell, A. R. Markar, M. Afzal, new body is that the complete exclusion of pro-lassen.

M. R. Abbas, Y. el Arrulli and Y. fessionals-always a feature of the

A rules-is not being continued, As a consequence it appears likely

bu

that in future open national cham SPORT ADVTS. pionships professionals may jentered, as is the case in many other Esports,

nga

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,

The TENTH EXTRA RACE There will be a grand variety con- MEETING will be held (Weather feert in St. Andrew's Church Hall to-Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY

aight Wednesday) at 9 p.m. in iid)

of the "Alice in Wonderland". Feleon SATURDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, The following artistes have promised 1934, commencing at 2.00 pm, thetr support.-Mrs. Sinclair, Miss N. The First Bell will be Rung at Flint, Mrs. I. Miller, Messrs. 1,30 p.m. Saunders, Segott, Pymm, Kent, it- per, Klme, Gibbs and Coleman. The! 4th. Hongkong Scout Troop will pre- sent sketch, while Professors] "Gibbovitch and Kohlimano" will le

No Jockey hus so far been selected in attendance,

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 28th October, 1934.

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TO-DAY--TWO SHOWS Matinee at 5 p.m. & Night Show at 9.30 p.m.

Location:

Hennessy Road, Wanchai.

(OPP. LEE GARDEN)

MATINEES ON WEDNESDAYS, SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AT 5 P.M.

Children' half-price to all seats.

Our Royal Menagerie of wild animals opens daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

BOOKING AT 'ANDERSON'S

By Blosser

SALE

20% - 50%

ALL DEPARTMENTS.

KOMOR & KOMOR

Open Till 6. p.m.

XMAS BARGAINS, VISITORS INVITED.

AT, C'MONTELL

ME WHAT KIND CF.

A COSTUME MIG

IS WEARING

CANT YOU FIND

HER

WITH ALL THESE MASKED GIRLS, AROUND HERE, IT'S

HARD FOR ME TO PICK HER OUT...AND

I'M NOT VERY QUICK AT FIGURES!

MIC HAS ON A RED MASK, AND SHE'S DRESSED AS A SIREN .....

YOU MEAN ONE OF THOSE THINGS THEY HAVE ON, A

FIRE ENGINE

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"THANKS, SATAN.

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OH, FRECKLES, I'D ADORE; HAVING YOU SHOW ME: SOME

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