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THE, HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JANUARY · 8, · 1935.

NEW BANTAMWEIGHT

PHILIPPINE ATHLETES TO INVADE JAPAN

SENDING BASEBALL AND TRACK

DELEGATION IN APRIL

JAPANESE AMATEUR ATHLETIC

ASSOCIATION.... INVITATION

The Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation is outlining plans for the organization of a picked baseball squad and a track and field delegation to send to Tokyo next April to participate in the spring season contests in full swing there at that time. The executive committee of the Federation, in its meeting last week, approved the sending of a baseball and track delegation to Japan.

CHAMPION

OF ORIENT

this

Pardos, whose consistency season, has earned him the pivotal position in one of the Interport foot- ball trial teams.

The Japan Invasion was proposed P.A.A.F. officials have been advis-- by the Japanese Amateur Athletic ed. This team, which recently as-] Association. P. A. A. F. officinis aumed a professional status will' thought the proposal a good one leave Japan soon for the United as it will enable local athletes to States where it will play a series Ket foreign competition and plans of games in various parts of the are now being made for the send-country. ing of the local teams to Tokyo.

18 BASEBALLERS

The baseball team will be made up of star players from the various teams is the Manila Bay League series or others who may make the grade in the tryouts. A total of 18 players will compone the base hall delegation.

OBITUARY

MAN WHO DECIPHERED GERMAN MESSAGES

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RIFLE SHOOTING

Naval Yard Narrowly Win from Suffolk

LITTLE PANCHO OUT- POINTS FRISCO

SPARKLING FIGHT THRILLS MANILA FANS

WINNER MAKES LATE START

Little Pancho, less flashy but more experienced than when he left the Philippines almost three years ago to invade American rings, outpointed Star Frisco in the feature bout of the Eastern Boxing Club card at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Stadium last week and became the new bantamweight champion of the Orient. The bout, which went 12 rounds, headed a card of four main events.

·

Those who saw Little Pancho be- Frisco rushed out in the ninth and for Manuci Elorlaga took hini to started action with a right to the side the Slates minned the old-time ring of the head. Pancho took it and brilliancy which the brother of the returned with a right hook on the great Pancho Villa uned to display point of the chin which made Frisco's at the old Olympic Stadium. The knees sog almost to the floor. Frisco

was a gooi

one, recovered before Pancho could follow A very keen shooting match took fght, nontheless

both up his advantage, however. Pancho place on the Stonecutter's Range on and in view of the fact that

are taken into battered the champfen who attempted Saturday afternoon, when the Dock-Pancho and Frisco yard Rifle Club avenged a former consideration in the ranking of the to exchange punches with the chai- an, lenger. Toward the latter part of defeat by beating HMS, Suffolk by world's bantamweights it had

the round Pancho connected with an- eight points,

international significance.

other right to the jaw which jarred Practices were 200, 500 and 600

Frisco ni aver. yards.

Seures:

IM. Noval Yard

Total

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the Alfred James Ewing. The size of the track and field famous scientist, died here to-day, w. Quinnell delegation will depend upon the Sir Alfred, scholar, professor of A. Lewik showing of the local cinderpath engineering science and and fam W. Austin artists, Carulidates for the tracks as the holder of "the best-kept | A. Cox squad will have to come up to cer- secret of the war", was born at 11. Johnson March, 1855. and H. Lakernna tain standards of performance and Dundee in

any number may be sent provkled jetuated at Edinburgh Uni their showing in the tryouts war After being engaged In rants, according to P.A.A.F. offic-Ing for some years I was appoint- inla.

ied in 1878 professor of mechanic-

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Scouts will probably be sent out al engineering at Tokyo University | into the provinces, to unearth not long after the start of the A. 1. Bessy... terial for both the baseball andement in Japan lo aequire best A. B. Evans

of the knowledge of the West. By Mr. An-low

A. O. Tribe.... track squads which will invade Ja 1883 he was back in Dundee as pro Lt. Cm. Venville 28 pan. Promising boys will be fessor of engineering at University 1. 1. Mitchell brought to Manila for training and College and from 1890 to 1803 bẹ : will be given a tryout.

held the chair of mechanism and With the proposed tour in view applied mechanics at Cambridge · P.A.A.F. finds will watch clo University.

of

the performance of truck aniƒ His appointment as Director of field men during the interscholastle | Naval Ednention followed and he meet and national championships was in that post when the World! which are to be held within the War broke out. He was at once next month or so,

asked to undertake the Inak denting with the enemy's eipher messages. The famous "Room 40" then came into existence. It was the central deciphering office.

The proposed invasion of Manila by the Nippon All-stars' baseball team has been definitely cancelled,

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HOLIDAYS OVER

LATE OFFENSIVE

For the greater part of the 12 rounds Star Frisco carried the fight to the challenger but Panchu proved|

PANCHO COMES INTO OWN

Pancho led the fight it the tenth.

a little too fant for him. Time and A right swing which caught Frisco again he made the champlon miss on the side of the face farred the and in the last three rounds he took champlon's teeth almost loose and the affensive and battered Frisco he was on queer street. Gamely but with left and rights to face and the vninly be tried to block Pancho's left

-section. In the twelfth round, and rights which landed on face and Pancho caught Frisco with a wild tummy. awinging left which sent the champion

The eleventh and twelfth rounds to the mat on his knees, Frisco was!

were Pancho's biggest. In not hurt hadly, however, and be re-eleventh he started out by landing the

· fused to take a enunt,

Panch, according to the Bulletin hurd right to the jaw. He pun.- scoring, took six rounds, while Frises melled Frisco who was forced to won three, the remaining three rounds me the defensive. Toward the being even,

Pancho was announced mile of the round Frisco connected with three str rights to Pancho's at 113 pounds and Star Frisco at, midsection which slowed the challenger up. Pancho displayed some of his old-time flash in this round when he Jayed on the ropes and made Frisco

is like a novice.

15.

SLOW START

the

The haut started off slow, with The twn' Bags exchanglise lht taps and making each other misa

In the twelfth a left wing to hard anes. This round was even, the side of the head caught Frisco Pancho touk the second round by a balance and he went down on his a shade, doing what little hitting knees. He was up in an instant, that was done during the round, however, refusing to take a count. Frisco had difficulty in connecting; He attempted to rush Pancho but ran BRITAIN'S MINISTERS BACK with his short stinging punches into a right to the jaw which rocked

AT WORK

Pancho also took the third round him on his heels. At this point Although Pancho back-pecialled most | Pancho started in to do all the fight- London, Jan. 7. lof the round, Friso couldn't_lay_n'|ing. For every blow Frisco landed. The Prime Minister arrived in glave on him while, the challenger Pancho connected with two. He gave The Germans, assuming the Bri-London this murning from Lossie tapped the champion on the side of the champion a real boxing lesson to tish to be too stupid to do any mouth. Several other Cabinet the bead or got in an occasional left wind up the 12-round go. thing of that kind, sent out their ministers are returning to their to the mid-section.

without special duties during the present week, Sir Frimea came out in the fourth |cipher messIAGENS [precantionB. "Room 40" was kept John Simon arrived in Paris by round and chased Pancho around the ring. Falling to connect t long basy with dispatches picked up by rail from the South of France early range he resorted to infighting and umerous listening stations which to-day and is proceeding, by air to begun working on Pancho's kidneys. passed on German feet signals and London, British Wireless."

Frisco took the round on the basis of other wirelens communications

his aggressiveness. systematically. It was no uneom- tion thing for Ewing and his staff |to dent with 2,000 such intercepted messages in 24 hours.

|

FRISCO LIVENS UP

Frisco continued to press Pancho in the ofth. He engaged the challenger

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CHINESE ARTISTS

LONDON EXHIBITION ON FEBRUARY 18

London, Jan. 7.

The Chinese Minister to Lon-

1847. He was a leader in banke ing and commercial, as well as shipping circles, and, in addition, By this means, for instance, the was keenly interested in social, at in-fighting and got the beat of it. don, Mr. Quo Tal-chi, has formed Admiralty knew on the day before service,

Pancho was chided by the obrero for a strong committee for the ex-

round.

champion.

18.

the battle of the Dogger Bank what ¦ At different periods in his long his back-pedaling. Frisco al dihibition of contemporary Chinese German ships were coming out, the feareer, he had been President of played his eleverness in this round.

many of Pancho's artists, to be opened at the new time of their departure and their the Adelalte Chamber of Comby blockling objective. Similarly, the battle of merce, the South Australian Em-punches, catching them an his elbows Burlington Galleries on February Jutland was brought about in plovers Federation, the YMCA..or stopping them in mid-air. Friso's

of the Germans sig-Y.W.C.A., the British and Forehea (consequence

Pancho came out in the sixth and The President of the Committed ualling orders by wireless which, Bible Society (Adelaide) Advisory carried the light to the when deciphered. Kave suiflelent Branch the Port Adelaide Sen- Both boys displayed some pretty is Lord Hallifax and the

Vice- Indication of their plans. The men's Masion and Suitors' Rest, locking. Toward the latter part of Presidents are Sir Austen Cham- work which Ewing was doing was and the Blind, Deaf and Dumb In- the round Frisco started a two-sted berlain and Lord Hailsham. The known to very few and it was stituta at. Brighton.

attack, smacking Puncho on the jaw!

the Committee are obvious that the enemy had no ink- Up to the time of his death, he twice without a return. Round even. members of

In the seventh Pancho also start-Lord Winterton, the Chairman of ling of it all through the war. was Chairman of the United Fire

el out aggressively and not only Ewing was knighted in 1911 and and Marine Insurance Company made Frisco miss but connected with the House of Commons. China was mndo Principal of Edinburgh (Adelaide branch), Chairman of stingly blows to face and bread- Committee, Lady Gonfarth, Sir University in 1916 receiving many the Federal Coks Company and basket. Toward the middle of the Alexander Cadogan's mother-in- Honours. He chairman of the Savings Banks of round Frisco clipped Panch with law (Lady Howard de Walden). other university

hard right to the jaw which clearly wrote a number of treatises on en- South Australia.

Hewlett Sir William was also a member, hurt Puncho. From then on to the Dean gineering and scientific subjects. For health reasons he decided to of the Board of the Zoological end of the round l'anche was on the Lawrence Binyon. retire in September 1929.-Reuter. Soel:ty of South Australia. the defensive and Frisco was able to even

Board of Commercial Studies at up the round. Land Special

Sir Herbert Phillipps

the Adelaide University, and the LOSER'S Biggest EFFORT · Royal Geographical Society,

Johnson

and

The Exhibition is being held under the auspices of the China Association and the Chinese So-

modern f

It has not yet been decided who

Knighted in 1929, Sir William The eighth was Frisco's biggest ciuty. It will include over 300 Adelaide, S... Jan. 7. 2

the beginning of the paintings by about 100 was also a Chevalier of the Order round. At Sir William Herbert Phillips, of Leopold, Officier of the Order

round both boys displayed some Chinese artists. Australian shipping pioneer and of the Crown, and holder of the miss often. Frisco finally connected clever dodging, making each other one of the founders of the Blue Medaille Civique. Ho represent with a right to Pancho's jaw which! Anchor Line died here to-day.

ed three Australian States at the dazed the challenger. He went in shall open the Exhibition. The Sir William was a native of centenary of Savings Banks in evidently intent on knockout but Duchess of Kent was approached, Adelaide, having been born Edinburgh in 1910-Reuter Pancho's experience stood him in, but unfortunately, she will be the South Australlim capital in Special.

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