1934-11-27 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1934.

SHANGHAI BADMINTON LEAGUE RECORD

NO-FOUL RULE

Promotor To Appear Before B.B.B.C.

Mr.

London, Nov. 5.

· ENTRIES

LOCAL YACHTING AUSTIN

NUMBER 29

V

Jeff Dickson, the boxing Good Season

promoter, has received the follow

Ing letter from the British Boxing

Board of Control:-

"The board (administrative ste-

:

Expected

wards) at a meeting yesterday had FRENCH CLUB STILL placed before them various re- ports, alleged to have been pub- ahed under your authority, that

you would defy the British Boxing

Board of Control in regard to the

VERY STRONG

Yacht Club Holds Three Contests

KEEN. RACING ·

The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club yesterday held three contents. They were: The "A" Cinna Ladies' Cham-

plonship: the Ladies Classes

and, the "" "y" and "G"

BOROTRA

FRENCHMAN'S BALANCE OF VICTORIES

Tennis and Leisure Time

Tennis bulka large in an eighty- three page comprehensive report. Jon "The Leisure Hours of 5,000 People," published by the National Recreation Association of New H. W. Austin and J. Borotra York City. How people use their

In the "A" race Mrs. Adams piloted have now met eleven times in leisure time; how they would like True Blue Into first place in the their career in championships, to ase it: how the depression, em-

Class race, Diana, piloted by

and inter-club Miss Minnie Whitham, gained first tournaments Eleven clubs have entered 29 teams place. Misa J. Bryden was at the matches, their matches usually ployment or lack of it, age and sex question of the tales of Boxing in the Shanghai Badminton League of lleron, when it came in first providing close struggles what- and marital status affect their use and put into operation a so-called for this season, which constitutes in the "1" "y" and "C", class race. ever the surface on which their of it-every phase is clearly set no-foul rule at your next promo-new record for the northern port.

The racing results were as follow: matches are played. The details forth with comments and statis tion at the Albert Hall,

“The stewards decided that you be asked to appear before them at their next meeting to explain your action in this matter."

The receipt of this letter, stated Mr. Dickson was a surprise to him, because he has always been staunch supporter of boxing con- trof, and it was never his intention So out the board.

The Clus members of the AM-! auciation але ла follow:-Cercle Sporilf Francnis, Country Club, Columbia Country Club, Club Lust-Yacht

International Carpenter town. Cathedral TLC., Heerention Club, Police, St. Joseph's, į

Recreation Okla Union Church, Jewish Club, and the Shanghai Power Co.

The 2nd Divisioit Men's Doubles Wasp II heat the list with nine entries and the Mixed Doubles 1st Division are La Linda at the other end with only four (entries.

follows:

He could not institute a no-fou! } The entrie by divisionM are ns rate, berause the refereea are licensed by the board and come under their Jurisdiction.

ARMY CRICKET

1930

tles.

1929

In a ranking of the number re- Borotra of Austin, Wimbledon, porting participation in all forms 6-1, 10-8, 5-7, 6-1.

of activities, tennis is No. 19 with 1,841. Swimming with 2,076 in the only sport that heads it, while the other seventeen activities are, for the most part such less costly onca as rending, listening to the radio, playing cards, going to the movies, etc.

Austin bt Boralra, London v. Paris, 2-0, 6-2, 11-0, 6-2 in Paris, Austin ht Borotra, LC: match Queen's, 6-3, 6-3.

"A" Class at 15.50

are:

bed Ition Points 16.27.19 5. $ (Mrs, Skyrme}

10,23.09 (Mrs. Buss)

16.21.53 (Mrs. Griffin)

41

+i

7

16.20.24 11

(Mrs. Sheldon)

Jon

Irubel

10.21,07 (Mrs. Brunsgaard)

10.24.10 (3ins Owen Hughes)

16.20.10. (Mr. Stanton)

16.21.35

1

3

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2

[1

True Bla

(Miss J, G. Mackie)

163168 (Men, Kenry)

16.19.42 (Mrs. Adams)

10.28.04 (Mr. Elliott)

16.21.01 Paid Lady

1

12

1

13

Men's 1st:--C.S.F. Br.; C.S.F. Înt.; Country Club, Club Lusitano: Union Joss Church and Int. Rec. Club.

Men's 2nd:--C.S.F.; Int. Rec. Cình;„„Gull

<lab; St. Cicada

| Club` Lusitano; Shal, Power (Cathedral; Jewish Rec.

Co

| Joseph's; Police and Columbia Coun-,

try Club.

Women's-CS.; Country Glub,

Playing in the Army Lengue, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps drew Columbin Country Club; Union Church Int with the Royal Army Medical Corpand St. Joseph's. at ericket yesterday at Sookunpoe.

Batting first, the Ordnance Corps put up 180, of which, Todd made 72 not out. Prince helped with 40 and Couch claimed 35.

The Medicala had replied with 120 for four wickets when stanips were drawn. Morris was top-scorer with 53, and Snook find 21.

SPORT ADVTS.

THE

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB ·

Mixed Doublen 1xt:-C.S.F. Bra C.S.F., Int. Country Club and Union Church.

Mixed Doubles

2nd:C.S.F. Yacht. and Jewish Rec. Club. Columbia C.C.; Pelice; St. Joseph's Diana

Ariel

C. 5. F. STRONG

୬

10 3

3 10 (Mrs. Booty) "Class, Started at 15.00

Fahed Cor'ted Pitton Pts. 16.21.24 10.20,14 1 4 (Miss Minnie Whitham)

16.25.36 16.20.21 2 (Miss Mary Whithams 16.31.27 ́ 16,26,37–3 (Miss MacLean)

Dorothen

In the Men's 1st Division the C.N.P. Tr.. winner last year, should be ahilej "" """

to repent their victory as they have Alb added at least one very strong player from whom much is expected Thissen. | Heron

Koty.

The newcomers to the first division, the LR.C., may make things und! comfortable for Inst year's leaders, na they are puting out a strong, team, Their first cumple Gardon Lum Misel Guy Cheng are expected to give a The TWELFTH EXTRA RACE good account of themselves and L. II. MEETING will be held (Weather Wode nad "Peanut" Marshal make

strong permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY | a

second couple, and on Saturday, 1st December, 1934, will be interesting to watch their)

progress during the seaavil, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

By Order,

The Men's second division appears

& "G" Class, Started 15.05 16.43.20 16.31.40 14 (31ies Riderbeck)

2

10,42.15 14,28,50 } N {Miss J. Brydon)

Robean

Wilgeon

Zephyr

Toynette

Sirink

16.42.09 18.29.19 3 5 (Mrs. B. Marshall)

10.241.35 10,28,55-2 (Mrs. Bilderboek)

10.40.24 10.12,68 G 1 (Mr. R. Wren)

10:59.30 16.38,30 (Mrs. F. G. Barker)

18.54.32 16.35,17 (Mrs. Es Cooper)

7 1

G 2

Borotra bi Austin, C. match Paris, 6-1, 6-8, 7-5.

Borotea ht Austin, Covered Ct Champ., Queen's 6-1, 0-6, 2-6, 6-2, G-4.

F931

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Under "What do people really want?" however, activities outside of the home enjoy a real boom. and tenols hends the list as the Austin bt Borotra, Challenge most desirable use of leisure time. Rd., Davis Cup, 7-5, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5. leading such other sports as swim-

Austin bt Borotra, 1.C. match ming, boating, golfing, etc. Queen's 6-3, 6-3.

1933

Borotra ht Austin. Covered Ct. NO. WAITING FOR

Champ. Queen's, 6-3, 5-7, G-4,

1-6, 6-4.

Borotra bt Austin, 1.C. match Queen's, 1-6, 9-7, 6-3.

1934

Horotra bt Austin, L.C. match, (zueen's, 4-6, 8-6, 6-4.

Austin bt Borotrn, covered Ct. Champ, Queen's 6-2, 4-6, 6-0,

0-8, 6-2.

SHAMEEN LAWN

TENNIS

Continued from Page 8).

The First Boll will be rung at to be very open and should be clear. The Italian cruiser Quarto in due (3) 6/4, 6/3. Farmer (plus 3) 1.30 p.m.

The Women's division looks as if the here from Shanghai on December Waik over againat Hope (Ser), J. 1. Country Club, who have only entered The Quarto is of the scout type and Wright (Ser) beat Rode (16.3) ene team this year, should win back carries a crew of 320 men, inclusive 18/11, 7/5, Watson (-16.3) beat the honors again this year. The of 18 officera, The eruiner in under Agnew (Ser) Mixed Doulder division teams appear the command of Captain Aftillo (plus 3) walk over against Pratt G/4, 6/8 Wood to be evenly matched and Estruggle should take place,

good Brivanesi and will stay in Hongkong (-3).

until December 18,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 26th November, 1934.

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GOLFERS

Electrical Starting Device

An electrical starting device to

save gulfers the trouble of hanging around the first tee, waiting for their turn to drive off, was used for the first time at Sandy Lodge recently when the Mount Vernon Hospital Cup competition was de cided..

A British product, the machine consisted of a revolving table on a stand near the tee. Competitors, having placed a ball in the special numbered division, can wait in the confort of the club.

The mere action of removing from the turntable the ball of the player due to start signals the corresponding number in the clubhouse, and a buzzer calls attention to the fact that « number is being changed.

"

2nd Round -Schneider & Car- An ingenious arrangement makes penter (-163) beat Platt & Frost it impossible to

"gate crash" (-15.3) 6/3,6/3, von EARnen & starting-place on-the---turntablo....... Beardsworth (Scr) bent Monroe & even though there be a vacancy- Walsham (-40) 6/2, 6/3.

carlier than that to which one is entitled.

LADIES SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP

2nd. Round: Mrs. Kanter heat of the Sandy Lodge Club (he la C. D. Sharpe, a veteran member Madame Laffond 1/6, 6/0, 6/464), won the Cup with a return of Mrs. Phillips beat Mrs. Lammert 8512-73. and prevented what 6/0, 6/2.-Our Own Correspondent. would otherwise have been a triple tie among F. Ricardo (scr.), F. White (9), a Metropolitan Police Inspector, and C. J. Anderson (plus (1), all of whom finished in 75 net.

AUSTRALIAN TOUR

Cricket Team For Colony ?

Anderson (74) and Miss Pam Barton (80) had the best scratch scores for men and women respec tively.

There are definite prospects that a Miss Barbara Pyman became private Australian team, consisting of south-western woman champion past and present test match stars, when, in the 18 holes final on the may visit Hongkong and the Far East High Post course at Sallsbury, she in the winter of 1935-30.

defeated Mrs. Latham Hall by

Private Information to this effect and 2. was received in the Colony last week.

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It is understood that the team, John D. Langley (Stowe School) which will probably include Don Brad- and Herbert E. Walker (Strathalian ຕາດກ, W. M. Woodfull, Arthur School) are to captain England Mailey, W. H. Ponsford and other and Scotland respectively in next notable Australian cricketers, has year's Boya' Golf International been invited to visit India by the match. At the annual meeting of Board of Cricket Control.

the Boys' Championship Committee

According to an Australian source, Bernard C. Crouch and R. D. the team is willing to continue the Mathieson were elected new mem- tour to Singapore, Hongkong and bers of the committee. The state- | Shanghai if there is sufficient financial ment of accounts showed a credit inducement,

balance of £242.·

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