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THE

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPIL TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6,1934.

Boxing Controversy

POSITION OF DOUBLE TITLE HOLDER

POINT SETTLED

New York.

The New York Boxing Com mission has settled the con- troversy which has raged since Barney Roas won the welter- weight title from Jimmy Me- Larmin, as to whether in future title fights the new champion | would have to place both light- weight and welterweight, crowns in jeopardy.

The Commission ruled that he need not rink both titles, which is good news indeed for the popular little Chiengoan. If Ross engages another lightweight and hoth men make the lightweight. Imalt for the match, Barney's welter- weight title will not change hands In the event that he loses the deci

■ion.

This doctaion is along the lines of the opinion expressed by the Into William Muidnon, the Grund Old Man of boxing, when he was Commissioner at the me of the Benny Leonard-Jack Brition hout.

Some of the competitors in the ratent U.S. Women's Nations! Gulf Championship. Left to right, Virginia Fox, Harrisburg, Paj Sarah Louise Guth, Webster Grove, Mo.; Mrs. Charlas Newbold, Wichita, Kana Mrs. Thomas, Wallace, Tulsa, Okla. Marion Wiley, Lexington, Ky.; Jane Douglass, Rye, N. Y. Virginia Van Wie, Chicago, defending champion, Helen Hicks, Long filand, N. Y. Mes Carol Scheldt, Chestnut Hill; and Carol W. Smith, Hartford,

TEST CRICKET

Suggestion For Five

Day Matches

sideration by the M.C.C.

Players have complained that the

E.J.R. MITCHELL .

hours of play on the second, third WINS GOLF TITTE

and fourth days are at present too long and involve an enormotla strain.

The new suggestion is that the Tests should start on Saturdays, instead of Fridays, and that the A suggestion that the Test hours should be similar to those in matches between England and Aus-Australin, from 12 to 6. tralia in England in 1938 should be

PREVIOUS DECISION.

of five days duration instead of The suggested alteration would Leonard lost. hit

before the four, as ni present, has, it is under-not affect the present position of flight Muldoon was asked by Mr.atood, been put forward for con- the Countles in releasing their Nat Fleischer, editor of the box-

(Continued mu next column) players, because, with four days' ing magazine, "The Ring," what

Test cricket beginning on a Friday, Benny's status would be in subse-"

two consecutive County matches quent fight if he won welterweight crown.

Britton'a

two or more divisions can defend are cut into. Even with 5 days only one title at a time," read the allotted, a Test commencing on a Muldoon declared that if Leon-resolution adopted by the Com-Saturday might easily be completed ard became a double titilat he could nissioners sitting, to thrash out on the following Tuesday. defend only one championship at a the Hons-McLarnin mixup. "The The suggestion will, no doubt, be time and that if a lightweight title to be defended must be clear-received by the M.C.C. with their whipped him he would not acquire specified In the contract and customary fairness in dealing with the welterweight title.

should a champion be defeated. these matters. The proposed change only one Litle can pass," the re-has the support of leading English

and Australian Test cricketers.

"A boxer who is champion of solution concluded.

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Shek-0 Championship

the Golf Championship of Shek-O was The tenth annual competition for played on Sunday, and won by E. J. R. itchell with a score of 140, with A. B. Stewart runner-up with a Cora of 162.,

The best scores werd:

E. J. R. Mitchell 73 plus 70=140 A. B. Stewart 77

76=152

R. M. Henderson 77 A. C. I. Bowker

tr

70-153

80

R0=160

+

G. S. Archbutt

81

83=164

1. C. F. Bellamy 82

87=109

H. Owen Hughes 03

77-170

Dr. C. H. Burton 83

"

88-171

J. W. Alabaster

A. W. Hughes

01 97 Results of the pools follows:

84-176

81=178

Morning.

were пя

R. M. Henderson 77 ivas 10:07 L. C. F. Bellany 82 less 12-70 E. J. R. Mitchell 33 scratch 73 Elden Potter 84 lose 9m73 Dr. C. H. Burton 83 less 10-73

Afternoon.

R. M. Henderson 76 less 10:00 HI, Owen Hughes 77 less 10-07 A. B. Stewart 75 scratch 70

J. W. Alabaster 84 less 8=75 L. C. F. Bellamy 82 jes 7=75 The resulta of the Eclectic Com- petition held during Summer months

were:

E. J. R. Mitchell 27 serntch 27 J. W. Alabaster 32 less G27 1. B. L. Dowbiggin 34 less 6=20 At the conclusion of the Champlon- ship the usual photograph was taken, and L-Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, in introducing Lady Peel, who presented the prizes, mentioned that this was the first time in which the General Oncer Commanding had competed in the Shek-0 Championship. After the presentation of prizes, Miss Pat Mitchell presented Lady Peel with bouquet of red gladioli.

FANLING COMPETITION.

With a neare of 65, A. McKellar qualified for the Captain's Cup at Fanling over the week-end. D. J Valentine had a score of 70 on the new-course-and-also-qualified.-

The scores were:

Old Course.

A. McKellar

Other scores:

P. Morrison

A., Humphreys

J. W. Mayhew....

C. W. E. Bishop

E. W. Kirk

A. B. Purves

A. F. Lissaman....

1. Young

77 968

84--14=70 83-11-72 85-13=72 80+17=72 82—10=72 83--10-78 70 271 70-6=74

There were 39 entries.

New Course. D. J. Valentine .... There were nine entries,

A Correction.

B01670

It was sinted yesterday that R. Collings qualified for the Captain's Cap Competition of the Kowloon Golf Club on Sunday morning with a score of 88. As a matter of fnet, Collings went round 18 holes in 73, which is a good score as par for the course is 31.

JASPER CLARK CUP.

The following is the draw for the Jasper Clark Cup to be played for at Fanling on Sunday, November '11.

Old Course.

9,30 6., W. J. Jamen, G. Marvellia 9.35

Kellar

A. Young

D. J..more

A. D. Humphreys J. Mackait

SHANGHAI RACES

DON AUGUSTO WINS

ST. LEGER

Shanghai, Nov,

The following are the resulta of

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The Hangchow Handicap, 9 fur- longs:

BUY

Evening Flight (F. Marshall)

Ronaldseek (G. Neugebauer)

Yentso (d. Pollock)

Time, 2.29-4/5

AT

White Bandit (. H. Wadu)

The Beurry Stakes, 7 furlong:

Crystal Morn (F. Marshall)

Detroit (C. Encarnacach

Time, 1.49.4/5.

The Northern Cup, 6 farlongs Merry Kid (V. V. Needa) ... Boston Drill (H. Maltland) Comshaw Morn (F. Marshall)

Time, 131-1/5.

The

Mongolian

Handicap. "A"

Ciasa, 1 mile: Vininale H. Maitland) Celtic Prinen (9. Judah) Pandora (F. Marshall)

Time, 2.13-2/5.

The

Mongolian

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BERNARDS'

Handicap,

Sea Bittern (G. Encarnacno) Nacrenzie (G. Bothelo) Vinland (A. Raymonds

Time, 214-2/5.

furlongs:

Shanghai St. Leger, 1 mile 6

Don Augusto (II. Wade)' Rochester (C. Encarnacao) Tango (V. V. Needs)

Time, 3.54.

The Blecawel. Cup, one milo and a quarter:

Mr. F. W. Sutterle Jr's Castle

Ribbon (V. V. Needa)

Peach'a Znandani (F. Noodt) Allen's Happy Lad (C. Encar-

necao)

Thine, 2.47.

The Loong-wha Cup, one mile and

a half:

Mr. R. H. McNair's Herbert

Campbell (L. I. Wade)

Winsome & Hasty's The Golden

Eagle (J. I. Kilmartin) Allan's

Saratoga (J. K. Brandy 3 Time, 3.26-3/6.

The l'agoda Cup, one mile: Morn's Welcome Morn (Captain

M. M. Sokoloff)

Lad's Beau Lad (J, Pote-Hunt) Mr. and Mrs. A. V. White's In- vincible Prince (L. H. Wade). Time, 2.11.

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THE BOAT RACE

OXFORD CREW AT HENLEY

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Mr. Halg-Thomas is one of the most successful of modern coaches and he has been associated with each of the winning Cambridge crows since 1924. The fact that he is now to direct the work of the opposition shows how, keen are the authorities at Oxford to win the race.

The crit are using this year's Oxford boat, in which the Leander Club set up a new record for the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley Regatta. They are having two outings a day and in the afternoon are working in a fixed tub which has been installed at the bottom of the gartien of Thamesfield the residence of Sir John Edwards Moss.

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