1934-11-02 — Page 9

HOCKEY

ST. ANDREW'S DEFEAL ORDNANCE CORPS

Playing on the Marine ground yes- teruby .. Andrew's detented tht Royal Army Ordnance Corps by.six goals to nil. At half time the Saints leud by four Kools to nil. W. II. College, Rev. J. Rt. Iligge and N, A. M. Mackay-each notted two goals.

LADIES' TEAMS.

The following have been select- nd to ropr:sont the Hongkong

Ladiua in their Caer Clark Cup

gome with the C.R.A, at King's

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

IF DAVID MUST TAKE ON GOLIATH

RUGBY

CLUB

THE CIVIL SERVICE GAME WITH·

THE CLUB

RECORDS HAMSON'S FINE DRIVING

Below are the records of some of

Park to-morrow afternoon: B.he fouling Home Hugby Clubs Haneo; E. M. Gray, R. Smalley: Detober 14-5 A. Jocks, A. Owen Hughes, B. |

Helbling: March,

M. Smalley, P. M. Harrop,. C. Forgon, Marron

Fertillery The Hongkong Ladies are also Jarnstaple

Bath

Davis.

felding a 2nd XI on Saturday | dford afternoon against St. Andrew' Buckfenth kecond string, and will be repre- "widgend mented by F. Baskett; J. Harris Bristol Walker, J. Smalley: E. O'Haren, Camborne M. Dunnett, M. King; E. Blekburn. M. Rattev. H. Hance, A. N. Other and G. Slex.

Y. M. SECOND TEAM.

The Y.M.C.A, 2nd. XI will play the Club seconds this afternoon at King's Park, and, will be repre- Bented by Mon; Luke, Dormer: Wilson, Greeford, Casson; S. Fowler, Luard, W. J. Brown Lange and Henry. Bally-lf is at F.10 13.

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AGAINST K. C. C.

(By R. Abbit)

That the game between the H.K.C.C. and the Civil 20 143 Service was the first Senior League game of the year came as a surprise to me as, at the time of writing my notes last week I had neither card. I may say that the result of the game-a draw÷also came as a surprise. I have heard a certain amount of criticism of the tactics of the CS.CC., with which I do not agree. If David must take on Goliath, a sling is a better weapon than a club.

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It ds of course, unfortunate that | the various teams are of such dies; proportionate strength, but cricket talent must be decentralized as r as possible if we are going to get the greatest good of the great- est number. And Saturday after noon cricket gives the underdog omething of a chance to extend is opponent-pardon the mixed metaphor!-if he fa wily.

A GREAT TEAM.

A QUESTION OF THE RULES,

The Bight was undebtedly wif for play during the last twenty minutes, and several overthrows went for four because neither Dunkley nor anyone else could see where the half was going. When was asked about the light after stated that I and my fellow umpire would have stopped the kame at any time during the last twenty minutes on the suppeal of either Captain-Captain, mark you) and had we not both he Consider the Club side. There ged to the C.S.C.C. who were were six members of this year's

in danger of defeat, we should Interport cleven in it, and the have stopped it of our own accord. remaining five had played in an Interport side: three of them, T. Ere, after looking at the latest Pearce, A. W. Hayward, and A. C. Wisdon. I think I was wrong and 1. Bowker, in many sides! The In 1931 (I think) after some tron CS.C.C. captain had little batting be with a Test Match at Leeds, and a bowing-so what could mor Dicky do then, poor thing? question of the fitness of the Naturally enough he put the other light-or the reverse was vested aide in and hoped that either they lely in the umpires and uppeals might declare too early, and give ut out. the Civil Service a chance of and I think that in the very next Anke win: or too late, and give the Ron the appeal was restored: LORDS REFORM MEASURE TO C.S. the chance of a drawn game that the umpires had retained the but I was under the impression BE HELD OVER

¦ ennnot quite follow the argument

that if you cannot win you must right of Independant action. How luxe. One likes

a decision of ever. I cannot justify from the But For sporting intereati test rules and shall be glad if there was much more kick for the any of my readers can set me right spectators in watching that Inst the point.

Telgonaut

$45 FOR MAÇÃO DERBY Toniony

WINNER

Only ten pon.es were disguised

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TIME MORTGAGED.

at the puule roup held at the padlock of the Hongkong Jockey Club, yester. day afternoon, the auctioneers being Hughes mad atougn, kimi, Tan puti Fold, together with particulars about them, their prices and names of the purchasers, appear on follows: 1. Bay gelding, No. 1LK.D. 211, 14 hands, finir years old, s80, Captain R. Allen, 2. grey gelding, JL.K.E. 2, 14 hands. six years mid, 8410 Mr. Wong Ping- hun; . Fron-grey mare, No. H.K.E. 5, 14 hands, dve years old, $170, Mr. Y. W. Pau; 4. Iron-grey, No. 1...the present session 6. 14.1 hand, four years okL, $100, Bliss Sro farston; 5. bay mare, II.K.E. 1, 11 hani, four years oli, 3130, Dr. Len Shin-kee; 6. dark thoxinul. H.K.E, 45, 13.3, five grars old, $10; 7. Fair View, $100; Bice Star, 200; Bod Marshal, $119, and Sea View, 15 Mr. Cozila.

London, Nov, 1. "There will be no mensure to

Sea View, it will be recalled, won the last lacno Derhe, but lars disappointingly amce,

BASEBALL AT OLYMPICS

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reform the House of Lords during

of Parlia

ment," Mr. Baldwin informed deputation of 130 Conservative members to-lay,

The deputation urged early re form of The House of Lords, bu ar, Badwin explained that Parlia montary time was fully mortgage.

and there was no unanimity in th Government on the subject of re form.-Heuter Special.

REHABILITATION.

WAR ZONE COMMITTEE IN.

MALANYU

course.

that we have now, no such power.

This was not a success,

hour's struggle than if C.S.C.C. C.C.C, AND KOWLOON FRIENDLY: had gone la first, and been duly

mapped up by the Club by nine or,

There was quite a good gamej

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Hera's play which paved the way for Santa C'ara's touchdown in their game with Stanford at, Palo Alto, to make the score 7'7 against the vaunted Indian squad. Sebrero, Santa Clara (10), rips off

·four yards around right and, while Falaschi (28) is seen blacking out a stanford player, Moorip (23)

and Callaway (11) of Stanford are coming bakind Sabrero.

AGAIN ADJOURNED.

ASSAULT CHARGE AGAINST

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LAND BAILIFF The cure in which William Gor. Berlin..

Helsingfors. son Routley, a land hailir Oslo

Athena tached to the Pablle Works De- partment, le summoned for alleg-Milan

ansaita Chinese woman. Buenos Alem Ms. Lam Yust-frang, was continu-Shanghai,

before Mr. J. I. B. Leo at the New York, Kowloon Magistrocy

yesterday Ansterdam. afternoon.

Vienna Prague.

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complainant, while Mr. F. H. Lose Madrid... Mr. Peter Sin represented the Bachut by, of Messrs. Russ and Company, longkong

Brusela appeared for the defendant, cross-examined by Mr. Loseby, Lisbon

Se To Hing-yeung, was again Stockholm .

|Copenhagea who drew his attention to the Bombay fact that he had made different k statements to Mr. Bilmend and to Kis the Magistrate.

| Montevideo.

Belgrade Witness and that on the day Montrest of the assault he heard Routley Silver (Spot).. 2 Yuet-fong. threaten to heat up Mrs. Lam Silver (forward).217/11

War an.......1056

Detetive-Sergeant Chan Hing

then entered the witness box and that he had seen complain-

ut at the hospital and had been told that her injuries were caused

dal not know when complainant by a kick from Routley. Witness

made the allegation.

The case was adjourned until

en wickets somewhere about 6.30 between the Craigengower Seniora the afternoon of Friday, Novem- am, I have written some length and K.C.C. The visitors won the her

is feel rather strongly about toss and Omar alone worried.

his. The only times the Club are Teddy Fincher and Ratosay, Zim-

THE GAME....

at the

A grent bit of worki

the round of the

The Army meet the Recreio on new Senior Divia.on baby, if I may so term them. And if the new team can beat the Army side, as advertised, they will do well. Clive Garth- waite, the Interport Cricketer will captain the Army, I am told, and no less than three second division men aro pulled out for the Leaguej Capt. Michell seems to like mut- side.-Bonavia, Walch and Colled-

THE ARMY WIN.

roing to be really extended are mern too gul gulng and Ernie Fin-pelon they did not feel like an hose when they play the Indians cher and Willie Hang have yet to early declaration after the hurri- nd the Triangular Tournament in their form

with the bat. eand hitting that Walch has been with perhaps the K.C.C. and Army Stapleton has an excellent defence showing lately. it was a close natches thrown in. The rest of and if he could get a few more thing. K.C.C. lost again-but only heir games will be sitters unless racing shots he would be one of by four runs to the R.A.M.C. hey have to overcome defensive the better batsmen of the Colony. Colledge seems out of luck

for actics, and I do not see why this Burnett hit, and Munn, going in this year, but Bonavia held them should not be just us sporting. very low down also did well. The together with a sound forty-one,

double century was scored quickly. The Kowloon bowlers, except per-

---TOMORROW'S-GAMES.- New York, Nov. 1.

Richardson put the Club in and Smith, never seented to find a Baseball will be added to the 1920

they proceeded to wallop the bowl, and Hamson, in an lenings Olymple Games programme, accord.

Pelping, Nov. 1. ing to Mr. F. W. Rubien, the Amuri- The War Zone Liquidation Com- ing all over the place. Simpson notable for fine driving, made a can Olymple Representative an tee mittee was formally inaugurated sent down one inspired over in treat attempt to pull off the game

Omar too seems to have pulled Committee. He ways that Berlin this morning, when General Huang which he bowled Alee Pearce and back some of his old form with wante team from Japan to play Fu. Chairman of the Peping ad T. E. Pearce taken one from the United States.

The authorities at Berlin, are an- Political Council, addressed the wicket from balls which came with the bat. But with both teams it

is a question of bowling. xious to have everything correct an eption meeting. All the mem-ls arm a bit. the Germans have asked for theirs of the Committee attended. considering both were well set. rules of the contest and the arrange. The War Zone Liquidation Com-But then came the crux of the mout of the fed. The present numittee has commenced discussion game. Whether Hayward respect- is to have the game played at night.jof war zone relubilitation pro-ed the Civil Service, bowling too ting. Spinning the ball quite axe. The side is pretty much as Fiems, eluding arrangements for much, or valued it too lightly, he lot he took seven for Rixteen usual, but I have not yet seen the taking over of control of held on until just after four when against the University. Good Baker, of the Lincolns, pluying. Malanya from the hands of the the second century had been figures, but I doubt if anyone will if he is the man who has been Japanese-Central News Agency. holated. And the Civil Service ever bent these of Luster Read keeping for the Army in Colledge's

saved the game thanks to Sayer, —6—0—0—6! Garthwaite had absence, I am told he in good, Perry, Barrow, and Wood, wlioss the butance of three 'wickets—

I can trace no other League Hallant butting stopped what look, they bowled unchanged-and got games save one in the Junior a rot, and either fifty-one or forty-nine not Division between the University et like the start of finally a stubborn stand by Baker ut. Dewey got forty-seven and on their own ground and the

nd Simpson in the crepuscular, the Army won overwhelmingly.

RAM.C. As Bonavia and Colledge gloom. The Club were unlucky. Duckitt could do everything but

SECOND DIVISION.

are not playing, I fancy the hit the wicket, and in his last

visitors will lose. The Indians. over I think and I was umpire, Wynne might be useful to the and Navy have reciprocal friond- I remarked last week that and Craigengewer and C.3.C.C. that no ball was more than two Police and he certainly was the lies, the I.R.C. and C.S.C.C. Seniora inches past or over. Acci Bowker deciding factor in their win over being at home. The Club are play- really bowled Baker with a beauty the University, who evidently have ing a Married and Single, I am but when we looked again it proved quite a fair batting side. The afraid I don't know any more save to be a between the Second easily off I believe the Police t lucky draw, but very well fought could not force a win against the

--Reuter.

SPORT ADVTS.

Under the auspices of the Educa THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB. tion Society of the Henokane Tie

sity, Father G. Byrne, M.A., S.J,, will give lecture on "Am I a Charac.er - The TEXTI EXTRA RACE.

ur Have One?-The Ego's Back MEETING will be held (Weather Parlour", nt 8.30 p.m. in the Uning Permitting at HAPPY VALLEY Assembly Room of the University on SATURDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER. The lecture will be open to the public. 1934, commencing nt 200 p.m.

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

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

Hongkong, 28th October, 1934,

COUNT THE

“TELEGRAPHS wicket and the batsman's legs. A the CS.C.G. but the I.R.C. Junior Home to the Sappers in a friendly.

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N.B. The time for drawing

for, and the point was well earned. R.A.S.C. I have a shrewd sus-stumps is at ten minutes to sixi

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WAS FRAMED TO DANCE WITH SOMEONE HE THINKS

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HE HASN'T DISCOVERED

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FRECKLES, DO YOU KNOW HOW TO DO THE CARIOCA ?

I'M NOT QUITE GURE, BUT I THINK

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FRECKLES... I WALKED ON YOUR FOOT AGAIN!

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SAY

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