1935-02-25 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG" TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1935.

ENGLISHMAN WINS ITALIAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

THREE GOALS FOR TAM KONG-PAK Innoculates Team With New Vitality

S. CHINA "A" IMPROVE

South China “A”.

(By "Veritas")

4 St. Joseph's..

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South China "A":-Wong Win g; Li Tin-sang and Lau Mau; Leung In-chan, Lou Eling-choi, and Loung Wing-chul; Tso Kwai-shing, Wong Neo-shun, Tam Kong-pak, Ip Pak- wa, and Ng Po-klu.

St. Joseph's-Tsang; Sousa and Deliar; Addia, Leonard, and Elms; Gill, Victor, Beatty, Ward, and Horridge.

J. A. CASSUMDHOY.

Playing with a more businesslike air than has Cassumbhoy

been the case for the last four or five weeks, South China "A" had St. Joseph's guessing at Caroline Hill yesterday, and in winning, puf

Victim

themselves within six points of the champion Of Typhoid

ship. The winners were without Fung King- cheung, Loo Kwok-wai and Tay Qua-liang (the latter having departed these shores), but the introduction of Tam Kong-pak to the centre- forward berth was an instant success, and the team generally gave a vastly improved display. Smart movements by the for fair amount of credit. wards, who were splendidly The difference between the teams supported by the intermediates con- could caslly be measured in terms tituted the main feature of the of goals, and in nishing four game. Tam innoculated the whole ahead of their rivals, South China Vanguard with virility and enter-were not unduly Battered. St. prise, the result being that Sousa jJoseph's lind opportunities, but not and Dellar had 11 gruelling only were they much rarer than experience, from which, taken by those given the Chinese, but they and large, they emerged with a never looked capable of making use of them. Both Leonard and Beatty missed wonderful chances.

How They Stand In The Tables

DIVISION !

P. W. D. L

Gonla

S. China “A”. 17 14 3 0 51 14 31

* China "1" 16 #26 40 33 20 ПI.K.F.C.

II.K. Polkco Club de Rec. 10 .7 Lincoln Regt. 17 Chinese Ath. 14 5

37 18

33 18

R.W. Fusiliora 14 4 R. A

2016

6 6 31 28 13

R. NAVY

17 6 14 4

10 31 53 10

3 7 23 23 11

East Lancs. 17 3 4 10 28 29 10

Bt. Joseph's 15 3 3 0 15 39 Kowloon F.C. 14 2 2 10 19 35

DIVISION 11

Goals

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RE-ASSERTING THEMSELVES

Ions class.

Tum Kong-pak's on-the-mark

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OUT OF TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP ·

(By "Vorilas")

RECORD-BREAKING FEAT BY PERCY ALLISS

AGGREGATE OF 262 PRODUCES

MAGNIFICENT PLAY

HAVERS TIES FOR SECOND PLACE

San Remo, Feb. 24. English golf prestige received another uplift to-day when Percy Alliss (Beaconsfield); the English professional won the Italian Open Golf Championship with a record aggregate of 262.

Arthur Havers, another English- man, tied with Bayer for second place, both men talalling 207.

Alliss was one of the loading con testanta for the English Championship last year, which was won by Henry Allies played superb golf through- Cotton, Allina finished then with an out, his record-breaking 63 in the aggregato of 206, thirteen strukes be fourth round being equalled only by hind Catton. Arthur Havers (Sandy Boyer, who returned a similar card] Lodge) is another of England's most "or the second round.

famous golfers, and in 1923 he won the English Open title, which foreig nera subsequently won every year un- tu 1934.

Allisa had cards of C7, 60, 60, 63 for the four rounds, and finished a com- fortable winner-Reuter.

AROUND THE GROUNDS

McKelvie Helps Kowloon

Great Win

To

(By "Veritas")...

DESULTORY FOOTBALL AT CAROLINE HILL

CLUB AND S. CHINA ÎN SEASON'S WORST DISPLAY

ELLIOTT'S UNCOMFORTABLE DEBUT.

South China "B"

(By "Veritas")

0 Club

South China "B"--Wong Wah-kai; Cheung Chi-young, and Yi Hing- yuen; Lee Kam, Lim Tak-po, and Henry Young; Jeck Tack-hau, Lai Shul- wing. Tsang King-kee, Cheuk Chok-kam; and Lee Shek-you.

Club Rodger: Gamble and Strango; Hynos, Skinner and Duncan; Fowler, Elliott, Hows, I and Bickford.

This game was, without question, the worst served up by first division teams this season. It was painfully ridiculous that two teams, both in the top half of the league table, could give such an exhibition. If points had been allotted for re- spective performances both teams would have left the field empty handed. As it was the Club won; they did more stupid things than the Chinese, but revealed a better idea of where the goal lay.

As if the football was not suff-1 completely out of his depth that. cient to bore spectators to dis-ho did not even appear to have a traction, the referee had to impose chance of slinging a pass out to too much whletic, no that there his wing colleague. wore stoppages either for technical Howe developed a, right wing

being kicked out of play, every of it despite Fowler's obvious in- two minutes.

ability to make the best use of his Neither set of forwards pro- opportunities. Elliott was never duced one decent attack; the in the picture.

The Open Tennis Champion- IF South Chipa "A" were not THE Artillery were not only un-offences or as a result of the ball complex, and could not rid himself

able to field Matthews in the for- eloven points ahead of the rest of the teams, what a thril-ward line against the Recreio, but ling struggle would now be in were also deprived of the services of progress for the leadership of Durham in goal, Scott at right the first division. Immediately half and Smith on the left wing. below the Caroline Hill seniors Mackrill, Durham's deputy was on come their second string and top form, but the team generally the Club, each with 20 points, suffered from loss of equilibrium then the Police, Recreio and through these enforced changes, Lincolns each with 18 points. and could never settle down.

ships this year are to lose one of their oldest, yet youngest per- sonalities through the enforced withdrawal of J. A. CassUTTI= bhoy, the Indian Recreation Club player, who is now in the French Hospital, a victim of typhod

Cassumbhoy, who is seriously

Cussambhoy, who had entered the y entertaining, his long forward and company with E. L. II. passes to Tao Kwai-shing giving Shute, the doubles, will have to with the winger lots of advantage overdraw from both in view of his present Elms and Deliar.

Illness.

CASSUMBHOY'S CAREER

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no time winners; they found

ball was continually it mid- Skinner was the hardest work- fleld. Everybody kicked hastily ing player on vlow, but it wae and without method. As an (Continued on Page 9.) illustration of first division foot- ball the game beggars descrip- tion.

BIG CHINESE DISADVANTAGE

I think the ball had something

Cricket League

themselves opposed to a fine de- to do with it. The players and Champions

Tao, however, was slightly off

THE Lincolns are in a somewhat colour, many of his centres being

similar position in the second put the wrong side of the goal, Cassumbhey began his tennis career When too, he directly clashed with about 1925, and for the last nine or division, where, with 100 per cent. Elins, he was rendered fairly im- ten years has been a regular competi-record, they lead East Lancashires RECORDS SHATTERED potent.

tor in the Colony Championships. His by nine points, and half a dozen

direction.

were

TITLE RETAINED

BY H.K.C.C.

Hongkong Cricket Club are once again champions of the local cricket league. They re tained the title by virtue of a

very decisive victory at the ex- pense of the University on Saturday. The match was a triumph for G.R.M. Ricketts and Hill-Wood.

That the Chinese had decided ill, was stricken on Friday and THE Police did not play this THE Recreio were at

week-end, so they have a it was high time they pulled up rushed to the hospital the fol-} their socks and attempt to give lowing morning. His condition, game in hand over South China

"B" and the Club, which, if won, fensive team who fought every referee held an inquest over it the le direct to their critics was early manifest. A new and although not dangerous, is giv-

will put the three teams on level inch. Bernie Gosano was again in just before the start, and when the limelight, and Delgado appears kicked, it certainly sounded very wholesome zest was introduced ing rise to some anxiety,

pogging for second place in the to have found his niche at insident. Whatever the cause, there which into their movements,

The fight for The young player, who jumped into table.

right. Certainly he posSUSACS a was a complete absence of ball contributed not a little in putt- the forerank of local tennis luminaries runners-up honours is now of very fine shot.

control among the Club players, ing them back into the champ by reaching the final of the open far greater interest than South

while South China could only singles in 1933, has been alling for

claim a very slight edge in this his entry forms for this year's plonship.

FOR the most part defences ruted

South China's lack of inches and the roost over the week-end. 10 783 34 30 20 shooting was only equalled by his time past, though when he sent China's efforts to win the cham-

a big dis- 1500 a 34 25 18 clever approach play In conjunction tournaments, his general health wan

To make certain of the title. Five games in the first division avoirdupois proved with Wong Mee-shun and Ip Pak-giving signs of improvement,

South China "A" have now to produced 14 goals; three games in advantage. The Chinese wa. Wong's creative work was high-

score. six points from their next the second division reaped 11 goals easily hustled off the ball, and it seven games, and this is almost and eight teams in the third divi-was this which continually brought slon shared 15 goals. All told their offensives to nought. The as certain as the sunset.

defences were beaten 40 times in Club half backs and rearguard a dozen matches, the lowest scor- certainly deserve honourable men- tion for their first time tackling. ing for several weeks.

But what an appalling idea of con- |

The former, bowling with re- structive football!_

markable-skill-and-stendiness, In a very mediocre team, Rod captured six wickets for 10 runs. ger, Strange, Hynes, Skinner and It ranks as one of his best per- Bickford atood out head. and formances in local cricket. 'It was the inside trio which improvement, although stendy, was points from their remaining six.

shoulders above their colleagues.

IIill-Wood demonstrated worked havoc with the Saints' de- rather slow, and it was not until 1938 games will give them the title.

Elliott's debut was far from cellent propensities with the bat by fence, with Tam and Wong out-that he had captured a tournament

consoling to the Club or exhilirat gearing 66, and McInnes made a standing. 15 7 2 0 30 21

ing to the spectators. The inside very successful return to the game South China 13 0 3 4 34 20 15 In Law Hing-chol. South China In that year he played markedly THERE was a decided "End of

right was painfully laboured in by carrying his bat for 41. R.W. Fualllers 1964 4

have a reserve pivot who will short- good tennis beating M. W. Lo on the Season" atmosphere about

hfs movements and seemed quite Chinese Ath. 14

13ly be seriously" challenging Loung

his way to the final, there to lose the week-end footbull, Lassez

incapable of keeping the ball out. His solitary wicket was ex-

It was not E. L. Gosano's day. R. E.

12 4 2 623 24 10 Wing-chai for the permanent berth.

to S. A. Itumjalen in straight set faire featured

New York, Feb. 24. the Club South II.K.F.C. 10 2 6 0 18 471 have seen Lau in action two or

He has always been a better doubles China "B" game on Saturday, and established

Five world's indoor recorda wero under his feet.

during

pensive and he suffered a reaction the Amateuri Univeralty -12 3 1 8 10 20 7 three times this season, and on each player. He Bastern Ath. 16 2 1

partnered 1. M. A. it cannot be said that St. Joseph's Athletic Union's National Champion- BICKFORD'S "WATCHING BRIEF" with the bat by falling a victim to Kowloon FC. 14 1

occasion he has played with marked itazack until 1930, and in 1927 these and South Chlan "A" reached the ship meeting to-day...

Hill-Wood before acoring. 2

ability. He had the Saints' Inside | two reached the gemi-Ban) befare los-high standards set by the first

In legal phraseology, Bickford There have been no DIVISION TI

forward well in hand yesterday, but ing to the Rumjahn cousins.

feet 9 held a Watching Brief. Once, division teams before Christmas.inches in the running lang jump, and again the smartest forward on ibe

worthy champions of the cricket even more commendable were his In 1930 he teamed up with C. A. L.The Lincolns and East Lancashires ran the 60 metres dash, in G 0/10th fold

league than the 1934-35 Hong- Was ostracised. Heavens P. W. D. L. Pts, through passes to Tam and Ip Pak-Runjahn and they reached the last were concerned in a very dull execs.

kong Cricket Club team, only knows why. Every time heThe runners-up position is still four only to be beaten by the Rum- hibition, while Recreio and the

Glenn Cunningham tore over 1500 did receive the ball he made use undecided. The Army must win LEUNG'S STRANGLE HOLD

Jahus in five sets. The following Artillery were but mediocre.

metres in 3.50% seen..

of it. It was his shot which put their remaining match to rob the year they played their way into the

the Club in the lead 26 seconds Navy of the honours. The teams Leung In-chan played his best final, but were again victims of the

Henry Cieman, from Toronto, won before half time. But he cousins.

was met on Saturday and a high scor- game for two months. Against

SOME of the best football was Henry Dreyer threw the 36 lb. shot left severely alone. Duncan pre-ing game ended in a draw. Bats- Terred to complete a successful men were completely dominant and tackle by kicking the ball straight over 300 runs were scored during at a Chinese player; I was so the afternoon.

P. W. D. L. P. A. Pts. Lincoln Regt. 10 10 0 0 54 16 32 East Lancs. 16 11 13 40-14 23 IL NAVY

16 10 2 3 43 24 22 R. A..

Baat Lancs.

14 53

8 40 4

Goals

17 14 12.75 10 20 Lincoln Regt. 17 12 2 à 58 20 26

I.A.S.C.

RAF.

ILA.M.C.

17 12 2 1 43 28 20

10 7 4 6 30 20 18

Wa.

temperament.

16 7 2 7 26 33 16 R.W. Fusiliers 11 7 0 4 34 10 14

him Herridge was as clay in the In 1982 Casumbhoy played with J. Club do Roc. 17 5 3 9 41 43 13 R.A.0:0. 10 0

potter's hands. Not once was he W. Leonard, and the same year anw 0 10 30 42 12 B.K. Police 16 3 1 12 17 46 beaten in an individual duel for him win through to the fifth round of IL.E.

possession, and his complete sub- the singles before coming a cropper to

bis old antagonist and club-mate, S. A., Raliway Rec. 15 2

(Continued on Payć 9.)

Rumjalin.

10 3 1 12 18 51 7

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McKelvie's re-introduction to the Another yachting victory was re CARRumbhoy had another partner team was a pure experiment, Kow-corded by Commodore Elliott anj for the approaching tournament, hay-loon's performance was exception- Saturday when he sailed Pat to a win

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