1935-04-17 — Page 23

H. COLES WINS BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Davis Makes Break Of 1,022

London, March 25. H. F. E. Coles, the Cardif bank clerk, who won the competition In 1929, repeated the performance last night, when, in the final of the at amateur billiards championship Burroughon Hall, he beat., MA. Boggin, Barnley, by 3,707 to 3,272. He made his position almost secure by scoring 752 points at yesterday's first session, against Boggin's total of 450. Coles, who averaged 28, had breaks of 71, 88, 138, 100, 50 and 68. Boggin's brenks included 143, 74 and 12, his average being 17. Boggin made a great night at the Instacasion, when he outpointed. Coles by 500 to 548 and had breaks of 77, 85 and 65 to the Welshman's, 5-1, 67, 78.

Joo Davis, holder, had slightly the better of the play in the Arst scesion in his match with Willie Smith in the Komi-final

of

R. ABBIT'S CRICKET STATISTICS

PUBLICATION HELD OVER

UNTIL TO-MORROW

As all the figures were not available in time for publication to-day, R. Abbit's continued review of Army cricket statistics for the season just ended in. should Hongkong, which

have appeared to-day, will be published in both editions of the Telegraph to-morrow.

Baseball

Clubs'

Prospects

bag 20

(Continued from Pago 8).

the Professional the windmill windup, can Dillards Championship at Thurston's games. An arm intuction, which may Hall. Davie scored 702 points against prevent the South Carolinan from 664. He averaged 36-to-Smith's obtaining-a Aying stars, has Hornby

worried.

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acasion

Hornsby believes George Blueholder and Jack Knolt can win 16 games piece, and that Dick Coffman should be good for a dozen.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1935.

HOMESIDE SOCCER FORECAST

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE

AIRDRIE CLYDE

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FIRST DIVISION,

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Falkirk

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PRESTON STOKE

W. Bromwich WOLVES

Davis was in play with an over. night unfinished break of 181, which he carried to 230, and had further Tuns of 107, 140 and 217. Smith had breaks of 139, 112 and 110.

In Welland, the Browns for the first AL the evening

Davinimo in several years have a south- Increased his lead to 3,131, scoring paw who rates starting assignments. 1,118 (average 180 to Smith's 700 Thomas and Hillin cópped E2 gam (average 109).

between them in the minors in 1934. Closing scores: Davis, in play, Ivy Paul Andrews and Elton Walkup, HULL

a young right-hander from Milwaukee, | NOTTS c. round out the staff.

Tommy Heath once more has been brought up from San Antonio to make it certain that the outfit will have catcher at all times. Hemsley wasn't content with fighting sailors alone last summer, fie took the other catcher, Frank Grube, with him.

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,Į

The Fourth Extra Race Meeting will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 20th and Monday, 22nd April, 1935, commencing at 12.30 p.m. on cach day.

The First Bell will be rung at 12 o'clock NOON.

By Order,

C. R. BROWN,

Secretary Hongkong, 16th April, 1935.

4 STARS from Liberty!

Grace Moare ONE NIGHT

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FRIDAY at the STAR

Hemsley is underweight, by the way, and suffering from a pulled lig- ment and a mashed toe. He.dropped an automobile jack on the toe.

Oscar Melillo does everything well enough to be n star at second bane, and Aloysius Bejman is equally at home at second, short, or third. He hit

,271 last season.

The Browns starting outfeld will be composed of Ray Pepper, West and Bell, Deb Garms wouldn't be carried if Hornsby could find any body else of worth. Larry Betten court is sald to have cured himself of the habit of chasing curve balls to first base in the Texas League, and is to be given a thorough trial.

Hornsby can count upon only West and Pepper in the outfield with any degree of assurance, however, which in why he again has bedecked the veteran Clarence Mueller in major lengue ilvery,

Hornsby hasn't much of a hand, but

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Mansfield

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INJURED MAN

he'll make few mistaken in pinying SCORES A GOAL

9,700; Smith, 6,635.

Davis made a break of 1,022, his sixth four-figure effort of the season, In 38 minuter.

Smith's best were 138, 116, 300 and 107.

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MOSS'S COURAGE

(By ARBITER)

A wonderful display of courage by Frank Moss, goalkeeper of the Arsenal Football Club, and an eleventh-hour hustle by the club lo sign on another goalkeeper wore the features last month of "one of the most dramatic episodes of the present Association football season.

Moss hid his shoulden dislocated while effecting a save in the match. against Everton, at Everton, but in- sisted on returning to the field after the injured shoulder had been replaced by Tom Whittaker, the trainer. Un- able to reaunto his place in goal, he played at outside left, and, in spite; of his handicap, scored goal.

Unfortunately the shoulder went again. A second time Moss resum-: ed play after treatment, and again he had to retire. On this third ocranion it was found that he had Guffered a double dislocation, which meant that he had to be taken to hospital, where under an anaesthe- tle the bones were put back into position.

This injury to Mons placed the l Arsenal in t awkward situation. 1 They had only one other goalkeeper, and only seven houra in which to en- gage a new player, midnight on Satur- day being the closing time for trans- fern,

runner

The Finnish champion Paavo Nurmi, who plans number of showings in Ruusia this summer, I said to have been invited by the German Sports League to (aka part at the World Olympiad at Berlin

RAW RUBBER PRICES

LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS,

Monera. Benjainin and Potts have received the following Straita cur rency quotations (buyers) from Singapore to-day for raw rubber: Spot

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July/Sept.

Oct./Dec.

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Market: Steady but quiet.

The violin and piano recital to bo given by Miles Pre Lewis and Mr. Harry Ore in the charming setting of the Rose Room at the Peninsular Hotel on Thursday, April 25,, at 9.16 p.m., is attracting considerable interest among music lovers. The main item of the programme is to be the Sonata in F major by Greig.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

SILENT IN THE DOCK

MORE MUI-TSAI CASES

MAN REFUSES TO TALK

BATCH OF WOMEN FINED

Several offenders were summon-

SCHOOL SITE THEFTS

COMPANY GOES INTO

LIQUIDATION -

The fact

#1

that the Dratern

Wong Yau, a man, refused to nnawer to his name from the docked before Mr. W. Schofield, at the Mercantile Construction Company, of the Kowloon Magistracy this Central Magistracy this morning, which is engaged on work on the morning when he appeared before for breach of the mui-tsai regula-new Central British Mr. Wynne-Jones, charged with tlons.

School site, went into voluntary liquida being found in a barrack room Ho Taol-so, married woman, tion two days ago was disclosed of the Gun Club Hill Barracks for realding at, No, 56 Bonham Road, in prosecution before Mr. an unlawful purpose, and theft of was fined $50 on a summons of Wynne-Jones at the a blanket from the Shamshulpo keeping an unregistered mui-tauf. Magistracy, this morning when a Kowloon Military Camp

Lo Mul-king, aged 14 years. workman, Li Yiu, pleaded guilty The complainanta were Lance- It was alleged by Sub-Inspector to the theft of iron bolts. Natk Hazara Singh and Private Fraser, of the S. C. A., that the Defendant pleaded that Він Hands, Military Police,

girl had complained to him when wages, totalling $11, were three Detective Sergeant Franklin he, visited the address of having weeks' overdue. stated that tho man spoke and been beaten by the defendant, and The complainant, Charles E. acted normally when arrested yes-pinched on the cheeks by the defen Lowe, of Boyd and Company, terday.

dant's children,

was not present in Court when A Chinese detective stated that Chu Ho

widow, realding at No. the case was called. defendant. spoke intelligently in 20 Queen's Road, Central-third Sub-Inspector Whelan, for the Punti with a Hakka accent. floor, was fined $20 for keeping an prosecution, mentioned that the The defendant was remanded unregistered mui-tsei, Mak Siu. complainant Arm had gone into soven days in gaol for medical Lam Fuk-king, married woman, voluntary liquidation two days observation..

residing at No. 7 Seen Kin Terrace, ago and at Amid much shouting, the man ground floor, was

present the sum of fined $25 for $5,418 was due to the workmen. was led down the stairs of the dock, keeping an unregistered mui-feai. About 300 collies to the cells.

Wong Suk-ying

came to the Hanghom-Police Station two days Chan Ol, married woman, resid-ago and in the meantime they had ing at No. 108 Johnatone Road, been taking whatever, they could third floor, was fined $20 for fail-lay their

hands on, to sell for ing to report the intended removal food. from the Colony of a registered mui-tani..

WOMAN ROBBED.

CIGARETTE SELLER

The maiter had been referred

to the Secretariat for Chinese

Chau Ngoi-kin, spinster, reald-Affairs yesterday. ing at No. 161 Jaffee Road, third

"It is bad luck on you, defend- time you

PUNISHED Keung Kay, aged 53, a licensed floor, was summoned for falling to ant, but at the same cigarette seller, pleaded guilty report the change of address of a must not help yourself to other before Air. Wynne-Jones at the miladi and failing to pay wages. people's property," remarked the Kowloon Magistracy this morning! to the theft of a roll of $5 from defendant owest the girl $85.55 in 85, or seven days' hard labour in Sub-Inspector Frasor naid the Magistrate in imposing a fine of Yeung Yee, a married woman, on wages.

a vacant piece of ground off

Shantung Street yesterday.

Mr. Schofield imposed a fine of

Det-Sergt. Kennedy stated that $10 on the first count, and ordered defendant to pay the $85,55 to the the defendant used a safety razors. C. A. blade and alit the woman's right lower jacket pocket. He threw week for the defendant to pay the The case was adjourned for one

De-

away the money and the blade. The former was recovered. fendant was arrested by a pri- vate Indian watchman.

Defendant admitted two ylous convictions for similar of fences.

wages.

default.

WEATHER REPORT

the Pacific to the east of Japan. The anticyclone is passing into

A moderate antleyclone has form- Jed over Central and N.E. China. of six months hard labour and Pressure remains relatively low pre-recommended

his cigarette retailer's licence.East and S.E. winds, moderate; the cancellation of lover Indo-China. Local forecast: He also recommended the defend-cloudy, with drizzle or mist, coastal ant for banishment.

fog.

The Magistrate passed sentence

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