1935-01-26 — Page 17

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SAT

JANUARY

SHANGHAI INTERPORT HOCKEY FUNDS

STILL SHORT

NEW EFFORTS

PROPOSED

Owing to the funds already raised towards the cost of send- ing a women's hockey team to Hongkong early next month being insufficient, "The Shang- hai Times" understands that -it-is--proposed -- to-arrange a match as soon as the team is selected between the Tourists and "Shanghai.”

As such a match would bring the cream of Shanghai's women hockey players into action, even a small charge for admission, it the

is expected, would ensure fund being brought to the amount necessary to cover the cost of the tour.

SHIELD FOOTBALL HOLDS SWAY

Continued from Page 12.)

Pollce v Kowloon-Kowloon.

B. China "A" Navy-Carouse HI, Į

Junior Shield

Recreio v Navy-King's Park. East Lance Fusillers-Chatham Road.

R.A.8.C. v Engineers--Sookunpoo.

First Division

St. Joseph'n v Fonillerst Joseph's.

Second Division

Lincolns Athletic-Caroline Hill Club y Artillery-Club.

Third Division

Lincolns ▾ K.A.O.C.~~~~Chatham Rd.

SUNDAY

Interport Tria) Blues v Whites--Sookunpoo, 3.30,

Peer Presents Belt To British Champion SHANGHAI'S

Lord Lonsdals, right, well-known British boxing enthusinat and donor of the famous Lonsdale helt, seen shaking hands with. Nol. Tarleton, left, just after he had was the British featherweight cham- pionship from Dave Crowley, centro... Tarleton is shown wearing the belt after its presentation. This photograph was taken directly after their decision bout had been fought in Wembley Stadium, London.

YAUMATI SCHOOL HOLD

ATHLETIC MEETING

HEADMASTER WANTS SPORTSMANSHIP NOT. RECORDS BROKEN

Bleak and chilly weather did not Man Shing-ylu: 2, Pun 'Baiyin; 3, deter the schoolboys at the eighteenth Thang Pak-man. annual athletic sports meeting held: by the Yaunti Government School nt King's Park yesterday. The meet Ing was a success, every event being keenly contented.

Before the distribution of the prizes

RIFLE SHOOTING

Shanghai Last In Bisley Shoot

London, Jan. 25. The following is the result of the National Rifle Association shoot held at Bisley to-day:

Kenya, 1,137; Barbadoes, 1,107: Federated Malay States, 1,092; South ern Rhodesia, 1,088; Gold Coast, 1,080, Shanghai, 1,076.

INTERPORT. TRIAL DESCRIBED

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would be next choice.

Marcal was the outstanding - back of the day, with King supporting him well though the latter gave away n goal by a miskick. Lee Ning was steady and probably is better than Klang, while Shute, though.effectlyg in tackling was not too muro with his kicking and sliced the ball on several occasions. The wing halves will not be dimeult to choose, bocauza Remedios has picked himself from composed which has to be worn by the beginning of the season and can- | hør participătura, im the 1936 Olympic not be loft out. Harry Madar on the other wing is the obvious choice f neither of theso in moved into the centre.

Of the forwards, Boiserie must be placed. Y. 8. Tadong made an ap- pearance and as his foot was troubl. ing him, was a passenger practically throughout. If he is fit ho should go, but with the possibility of being maimed early in the game, he should be sure of being able to play the 90 minutes without breaking up.

In Germany the dress is already

Games in Berlin,

Britannia

Will Race

This Year

KING'S YACHT TO BE ALTERED

London.

Foyn's inability to go leaves Bobble Favacho and the latter is a seasoned interporter who was convincing en- ough yesterday to warrant being chosen. K. 9. Suen did not play well but on his past performances should be included with H. Collaco as the pivot, for the latter was second only Major Sir Philip Hunlake, helmx. to Belserle in brillance. The inside man of the King's yacht Britannia, trio of Suen, Collaco and Boiserie announces that the" yacht will be should be dangerous. The other wing racing again this year after certain can be left in the hands of Van, who | alterations had been made to her. though only on mediocre form in the match will play better on, a dry ground.

This piece of news will be welcomed by the many sportemen the world over who had been perturbed by the rumour that Britannia's racing career was finlaked.

H. C. Chen was dismally out of the picture and although R. Bossuet kave glimpses of his past brilliance, ho The Intention is that Britannia was too patchy to deserve praise,should meet the American yacht L Greenberg, on the wing, was bottled Yankee, which is coming to by Remedies and did not shine at alt.

EARLY SCORE

100 Yards Flat Race (Small boys). 1, Fok Woon-cheong; 2, Lam Yuen- chuen; 3, Wang Wai-sang.

Shanghai was the only China port High Jump (Senior)-1, Pus Sal-represented. There were 20 entries,

2, Lo You tal; 3. Ng Chi-kia. none coming from Malta and Bera movement, which resulted in Diet- High Jump (Junior)-1, Pun Sal-muda-Reuter,

forg

MOTOR RACING to the successful competitors, Mr. Cyin: 2, Cheung Hawk-hang: 3. Ho

:

BRITISH CAR DOES WELL AT RALLY

London, Jan. 26. The French team, driving a Renault with motor car, gained first place, 1,018 points, In the Monte Carlo rally.

A British Triumph car, driven by J. C. Ridley was second, obtaining 1,611 points. tidley's Triumph was placed first in the small car category.-ri- Fisk Wireless.

Mycock, the headmaster, in congra tulating the winners and consoling those who did not secure a place, said "I do not want records broken evory day; but the '#pirit of sportsmanship is what I want to see in the school." Mr. C. Mycock who presented the prizes, received a banket of flowers.

The Senior Championship was won and the Junior by Pun Bai-fong.

Was carried off by Championship Pun Ani-yin.

Detailed results follow: 100 Yards Flat Raer (Senior), Pun Sal-fong; 2, Leung Chi-kuen; 3.1 Cheung Chat-man,

100 Yards Flat Race (Junior)-1,

Women Hockey XI Goes Into

Strict Training

INTERPORT TEAM HAS FIRST WORK-OUT UNDER INSTRUCTIONS

W. G. Clarke, President of the Shanghai Men's Hockey Association has been appointed mentor of the women's XI selected to represent Shanghal in the forthcoming Inter- port Hockey match at Hongkong, and this wook he delivered his in- tions to the team when tho

alde had its first serious work-

out at the Race Course.

Ching-yai.

Shu-ping: 2, Sung Walkuen; 3, Flag Race (Small boys)-1, Luk Yung Shing-man.

Chi-chik

REBEL

MURDER

FRENCH SOMALILAND INCIDENT

Long Jump (Senior).—1, Pun Saí- | fong; 2, Cheung Chat-man; 3. Chang Ku-cheung,

Long Jump (Junior), Cheung

Paris, Jan. 26. Hawk-hang; 2, Pan Sai-yin; 3, Ng

Far from considering the Sòmall- and

Spoon Raco (Small boys). land incident closed, the French Sung Wal-kuen: 2, Yang Shing-Government has decided to mako man: 3, Wong Shiu-man.

strong representations to Abyssinia, Ip|domanding the punishment of the tribes which attacked the French column and massacred

a French Officer recently,

Three Legged Race (Open) —1, Kwok-kan and Cheung Chat-mani, Leung Chi-kuen and Ho Shoung-chi; 3,-Pun-Bai-fong and Bung Wal-kuen

300 Yards Flat Race (Senior) —1,| Leung Chi-keung; 2, Wong Shlu- ling: 3, Cheung Chat-men.

SPORT

ADVIS.

HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB.

The interpart Football Match,. Hongkong v, Shangbai will be played on the Club Ground on Saturday, 2nd

Kick off, 5.00 1 2

Members may book seats: for the Members' enclosure at the: Club house from Thursday, 24th. January to Tuesday, 29th Janu- ary, at 5.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m.

W. PRYDE,

Hon. Secretary.

Like Magic

THIS WONDER PEN

TELLS WHIN

TO REFILL

thin-

Ar

country.

"I bellove that Yankee is a bet- ter boat then Rainbow (the holder _of the America's Cup),"

Bir Phillip Hunloke declared." "It would he antiafactory if we could win the Royal Southampton Yacht Club prize by beating not only Endeav our but Yankee also.

The match began five minutes late and within two minutes of the kick off, Shute kicked up to Trong who parked inward to Marcal, the latter booting ahead for N. E. LEE to score. Aldeguer, Dosmiet and Boiserie had rich saving from the last named's shot, and Aldeguer convergad un thenia, but it is hoped by improving a number of things, particularly the goal to miss at close range..

rigging, to render Britannia capable of holding her own."

"There is no doubt that there are now several better boats than Britan-

THE KING'S CHOICE

Collaco Look a shot and Ward brought e. a good save, play going to the other end where K. C. Chen put Boiserie in position to shoot and Sir Philip referred to a suggestion Dietrich saved, but fumbled and only that the country should give the King Just cleared,

a new yacht. put the matter be Collaco went through and shot, fore the King at Cowes last summer," Ward saved, but his clearance went he said, "but the King is tremendouR- to N. Z. Lee who missed an easy | ¡y fond of Britannia,”and he hates to

chance. Boinerle naved the way to give her up,”

success by panatag to Greenberg | who centred and Bossuet trapped the ball, passed to BOISERIE whe scored the equaliser.

LEE AGAIN,

Play became oven, and 10 minutes It will demand safeguards and later a niskick by Kiang let N. Z.

the immunity of the frontier of LEE through to score again, but

800 Yards Fint Race (Junior),-1: French Somaliland against rebel their opponente were not long in get- Pun Sal-yin; 2. Man Shing-yue; 8.attacks," Kwok Wai-bun.

SHIP PIRATED

SMALL CHINESE COASTER RANSACRED

Amey, Jun, 25.

A Chinese vessel, Shunching ting the second equalizer when Bos-plying between Amoy and Shek-me, suot kicked ahead and "BOISERIE wan pireted yesterday afternoon No French demarche has been outpaced Shute to go on and store when she was passing a point near 300 Yards Flat Race (Small boyn). -1, Fok Woon-cheong; 2, Lam Yuen-made ye, the Government awaiting after Dietrich had enved his first Kokang on her way to Shek-ma chuen; 3, Ma Kwok-kuen,

the result of an Inquiry promised shot, his partial clearance rebounding Sack Race

(Open)-1, Cheung by the Abyssinian Foreign Minister to the attacking forward who netted from Amoy,

eastly. Yau Tai.

at man; 2, Au Tatkwong: 3, Le before moving further.

kwony.

Consolation Race-1, Ma Kwok- Puls 2. Pun Man-tung: 3. Yung Sal- 400 Yards Flat Rate (Past pupila) -1, Lung Chi-lap; 2, Lung Chi-wal: B. Yik Chit-fa.

Cluse Team Racs (Senior).—1; Class 4B,

Class Team Race (Junior)—1. Class 7A.

Tug-of-war ("A" 7. "B"}, Division A.

Senior Championship.-Pun Sal fong.

Junior Championship.-Pun Sal-

nu

yin.

I score

of

The guards on board the craft It is emphasised that there can Play was taken back to midfield were overpowered by be no question of a diplomatic in-where Madar put Van away and the pirates, who were diagulsed until cident, as Franco-Abyssinian re- winger crossed sccurately for Colince then as passengers. They carried to head into the goalmouth, scrim off aboúť 6,000 silver dollars before lations are most friendly-Reuter mage following and in this. N. making off by a junk, and landed Special

LEE scored. The third equalizer in the vicinity. came shortly before the end of the

One woman passenger was killed, half, Bolsoric going through and JOINING THE LEGION Erasing to Bossuet who bumped during the shooting aboard the

Shute as the back partially cleared. vessel.

K. C. Chen fastened on the ball and The pirated ship returned to backheeled to LOUIS GREENBERG Amoy Inat night-Central News who took a long shot that Lee Ning Agency:" tried in vain to deflect.

(J.A.C.): Esther Bloomfield (Sportsgirls), Hilde Gunther (German H.C.), Cecile Getz (Sportsgirls); Hilda Collaco (J. A.C.), Claire Nichols (Sports. girls), Mary Sheridan (Rowing Club), Amanda Collaco (J.A.C.), Jean Itaeburn (Amazons). Negotiations are being made

[SAAR REFUGES OFFER THEN It is understood that the team with the Recreation Grounds

SERVICES TO FRANCE

In the second half, Favacho, arrivy the ball hitting the crossbar and re- had a practice match on Thursday thorities for permission to make an

Paris, Jan. 25.

ing from a Utilities match. took bounding to K. C. CHEN who scored. with a selected eleven about equal ndmission charge for the Shanghai

As a result of the large number Aldeguer's place on the wing and Five minutes before the end Fayacho strength in order to prepare mem-v. the Rest match on Sunday in or-

put BOSSUET away and the latter celebrated his arrival by putting a of applications from young Saar- centre to Greenberg, who slipped the put in the final point. bere for a proposed match with the der to swell the team's funds to

Whites:-W. Ward; landere since the plebiscite to join ball over to BOSSUET for the latter One

Kimur L Rest of Shanghai next Sunday if the amount necessary.

of Small-pox, the French Foreign Legion, a new cach - arrangements can be, made,

to scoro. Van centred and Chen Mareals H. K. Chen, T. C. Chen, S. .. It has been decided, in order to

Diphtheirs. Typhoid, and Meningitis

cleared, Van centred again and N. Z...Hveroff: T. J. Aldeguer (R. Favacho), The folowing team has been an be as economical as possible, to were reported to the local health regiment will shortly be created.

authorities on Thursday.

Five Legion regiments ars al- LEE headed against the bar the reK. C. Chen, R. Banauet, A. Boiserie, -nounced by the Selection Com- appolat "camp-followers" as re-

ready in existence In

to France's bound going COLLACO who L. Greenberg. mittee:--

serves, and as several players have

colonial possessions in Africa.

acored. This brought about the Colours: Dietrich; Shute, B. Shanghal-Gladys Ephgrave announced their intention of trav

Lee; C. Remedios, Y. Y. Feng, H. P.. fourth equalizer. Before the new regiment can be (Ex-S.P.G.); Froncs Bomko elling to Hongkong with the team.

created, the approval of Parliament

. Lee, K. B. Suen, S. H. Van. Madar; Y. S. Taoong, H. Collaco, N♫ (Ex-S. P. G.). Evelyn Victal there should be no lack of them.

must be obtained.--Reuter.

Referee: Sgt. Major. Jerram,

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