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THE HONGKONG: TELEGRAPH. TUE

SEPTEMBER

1935.

DERBY COUNTY'S INAUSPICIOUS FOOTBALL START

TWICE DEFEATED ON

OPENING DAYS

NEED FOR

YOUTH

Bolton Hold Wednesday To IN AMERICA'S DAVIS

Drawn Fixture

London, Sept. 2. Sixth last year and considered this year as one of the teams which has every prospect of deposing the Londkin Arsenal, if the Highbury Club is to be deposed this season from its present pinnacle, Derby County made an inauspicious start to the football season by failing to secure a single point in the two games played by the Club on the opening days.

Derby County had tu play both opening matches on foreign soll and against teams that are hard to beat

fore, their own supporters, although in to-day's fixture they were very near to taking one of the points. On Saturday Goodison Park was The Derby's opening engage. vanno

of

INTERPORT

TENNIS

ment and there the team went down PROGRAMME

bo

Everton,

who

gauen last year.

lost only two home

The hosts scored four times againat

the visitors but to-day Derby County

went to Deepdale Ground and lost by SHANGHAI TEAM

the only goal of the match to Preston North End.

WEDNESDAY DRAW

After having gone to Villa Park and taken both points on Saturday il was confidently expected that the Sheffield Wednesday" would add_an-: other two points of Burndra Park! to-day, especially as Bolton-lost there L

Saturday to Brentford, Inst year's Socond Diviston champions. However, the Wednesday could only score one in to their opponents solitary

In addition to the Spurs, Soutjinmp- ton won both their engagements, the Dell team today beating Doncaster, away from home after winning from Swansea on Saturday.

Full results of today's matches, are appended;

Bolton

FIRST DIVISION

1 Wednesday

Preston N.E. I Derby Wolves

2 Huddersfield

NOT CHOSEN

FORMIDABLE SIDE AVAILABLE

CUP TEAM

NEW SELECTION SYSTEM

New York, Aug. 31.

The 5-0 defeat of the United States Davis Cup team by Eng- land has brought about a land- slide of criticism by sport writers and followers of lawn teenis con- cerning the way America selects and handles Davis Cup players.

Most commentators on the recent Davis Cup matches agre that the [best team that could be mustered was jdefeated by the English team, but i they feel that a lack of foresight on the part of the officials tony possibly allaw England to reign supreme In International competition for the next few years.

''

American Davis Cup Playery arc selected quite generally on the pre- |vious years standings, not un the success of the players during the early part of the senson prior to the inter-zone matches.

Sport critles, believe that many players reach their peak of form one it when venson never to regain Shanghai, Aug. 28. attempting to bring hack the Davis Interport tennis arrangements Cup to this country the following ma- for the reception of the Hong. The consensus of opinion is that kong team are well in hand as result of the definite acceptance by the Colony of Shanghai's in vitation.

Association's courts on September 127, 28 and 20.

Tentative programme for the Interport clash is as follows:

A new name was injected in the middleweight boxing division a¿ Seattle when Freddie Steele, Tacoma slugger, technically knocked out Vince Dundes, former champion. In this action picture of their fight, Dundee is seen on the canvas following one of 10 knockdowns he suffered from Steele's flailing Gats. Dundee'a, jaw was broken in

these places.

ENGLISH WOMEN GOLFERS

PLAY MATCHES IN BOMBAY

Baseball

Fixtures

Postponed

DOUBLE HEADERS NOT PLAYED

TIGERS STILL WINNING

New York, Sept. 2. Several double headers were scheduled for to-day in the two major Baseball Leagues in

September 27: Second String they be success"mpetition, whether the Willingdon Sports Club, who America but owing to rain three

Singles commencing at 4 p.m.

September 28: First String Singles commencing at 3 p.m., with second string doubles to follow.

September 29: Third String 1Singles commencing at 3 p.m., with

first string doubles to follow.

2

WOMEN TO COMPETE,

years.

ENGLAND WINS SECOND

GOLF CONTEST

IN THE INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR

CHAMPIONSHIP

IRISH COMBINATION'S TRIUMPH OVER SCOTLAND

(By Vagrant)

Royal Lytham and St. Annos, Aug. 9. Shades of Lansdowng Road and Murrayfield! Ireland beat Scotland here for the first time. A great victory and a popular one which their victims were the first to acclaim. It was a glorious morning of hot sunshine.

TASTASIN ORDER SU METRES MAISTELTU CHIARA MAIZENS

BOWLS FINAL TO-DAY

McLean and Molluvle contributed | MahammACCURATED CON their usual clean-cut win in level 4's, [disposing of Brown and the mercurial| Dr. MacCormack by 3 and 2. A nice tidy job, as one

ne expected of these two fine players, There followed John Burke and McMullan, They brought with them Hector Thomson, Cham- pion for Scotland, and the totally un- pion

emotional Walker, a combination no one would choose to oppose.

Burke and his partner, feeling poa- sibly that something

*pecial

WELK

needed, went to the hole in 32 shots,

Lo

5

11

be 3 up, and then continued the star-strewn path with a B. After that or 2 and a 6 popped up, but the Scottish pair could never break the Irish spell. Though fighting gamely,

went down by 2 and 1.

hone not acquainted with the state of affairs behind, congratulated the winners

nors and went into carly luncheon. But others who exchanged the table for the field, discussed some stirring matters, and even fresh fobster in a poor substitute for the thrill of battle. First, McConnell and O'Sullivan beat those two sound players, Dykon and McKinlay. Ewing and Planerty mnde Bght of Robb and Lindsay, and Simcox, Aurely the must Harful of internationale, and Owens settled the troubles of W. Campbell and Peters.

PAIRS MATCH AT VALLEY

The final of the Open Pairs Lawn Bowls Champion- ship will be played off this alternoon, commencing at 4.30 p.m. on the Civil Service C. C. green.

The match is between M. J. Medina and J. Cavanagh, of the Craigengower Cricket Club, and L. A.. R. Duncan and R. Duncan, of the Kow- loon Bowling Green Club.

HAVAN | BUCHWENDETTAVATELINERALSUME PARTIES LA CORROSSERENI

WOOLLEY BARRACKED FOR SLOW PLAY!

fail to keep in the necessary good many of them successful players form during the off season, others are Wolves and Huddersfield, both of

too old in the sense of tournament whoin won on Saturday, clashed at Molineux Grounds where each side

play after a strenuous season. The Shanghai Lawn Tennis As-

Many scored two goals.

any men, such as Henry Culley

LEADER FAILS Tottenham Hotspurs, relegated to Rociation has elected an Interport and Bill Tilden, experienced in foreign

are Selection Committee which will competition, feel that Division last year,

young blood

IN SYDNEY quickly recapturing their form and consist of such well known sports must be infused into the Davis Cup team that Kave won both their opening matches, men na J. L. Wade, M. Hay-team. Euglund has one against Bradford City and the Thorburn and A. I. George, Plans team a stirring battle for the next the way to Australia played a

will

be strong enough to give any The British women golfers on ether ageinat Hull to-day,

are well in band and the Interport few years. What has been suggested Leicester City, the other relegated contests will take place on the is that the United States take young Friendly match at Bombay en team failed against Swanse Vetch Field.

Buduch as Gene Mako, Donal route for Fremantle. Their stay Bitsy Grunt. Cliff Sutter, and was limited to a day; and they Sidney Wood, give them a few years played against a men's team of

SCOTTISH GLOOM In international

or not, that they won by three matches to two. had to be postponed until, a

Scottish gloom was never more! may gain

The visitors, who received six Inter data. experience. Then, when the

violently shown than during that brief Perrys, Yon Crammix, and Austins strokes from their opponents, had

interval for sustenance, There was, start to slip, the United States will diffealty in adapting themselves to with the Pirates in a double Scottish camp that the singles would The Cardinals were engaged however, a certain condolence in the be ready to step in with a team that In course which was very heavy header. in the National League. xying the pendulum in their favour. will be suelently experienced and

but, owing to the first game ex-yo'clock the pendulum showed a young enough to win and hold the Cup owing to the monsoon weather.

Miss Parcin

Barton put up utending into 16 innings before a distinct polut in favour of Erin, for for three or four

AMAZING SCENE Armand Bruneau 'suggests that the Rood fight against Sir John Aber- decision was reached in favour of \ victory, had nine well within their the Scots, with seven wins required for their crumble. Going out in

AT CANTERBURY 31 and the St. Louis outfit, the second grasp except, perhaps, in the case of players need more drilling ou faults and weaknesses

with less returning in 84 for a 65 against

game had to be abandoned after Thomson, who had started with a actual playing in highly competitive Miss Barton's bogey 66, Sir John the sixth innings.

bunkered tee shot and a long putt

London, Aug. 10.. In each of the above fixtures, tennis. He feels that Mercer Beasley won by 5,and 4 Miss Wade, who

The Giants, who were down to holed for a half, and a 3 hole sead at

Kent went from Canterbury Z West Ham 0 it is understood, a women's event and Bill Tilden would be the men to played below her best form, lost

Southampton will be included as a result of long-cotch and handle American Davis Cup by the same margin to Mr. Mac oppose the Phillies, were idle the turn. All the rest were fighting to Hastings to play Sussex

owing to the rain.

gainst

a foe full of their violent good move involving some violent 6 Notts Forest 0 kong's Intention to bring women activities.

donnell. He went out in 36 and

humour.

changes of sceno and atmos- The Yankees in the American Bradford C. 1 players with their team: the Cap idea that the Davis Cup squad, be

One professional has put forth the returned in 34 for a 70; Miss Wade League were likewise without a again had made a magnificent start phere. The transformation -

Burke

Jack 1 Burnley

McLean-2, taincy of the Shanghai women's increased to at least eight to ten took. 85 (45-10).

fixture owing to the weather but Trouble fell upon him at the 6th, n ble form after tea when Wool. 3, 4 umed a very piquant and tangi- 3 Bury

Miss Jessie Anderson beat Capt. Using only three men, a

the Detroit Tigers, the top team tee shot astray and a stymie preclud-ley was barracked for slow play, 2 Leicester.

Doffered to Mrs. Moir.

of the Division, won one match lag any type of a half shot at the 7th writes R. C. Robertson-Glasgow. 3 Hull

Regarding the available material too strenuous for the men who must. She had two consecutive birdies and

More expense on the 8th green, and at the disposal of the selection com- play two singles and then step into holed out the fourth (186 yards)

McLean had caught him. mittee, it la felt that W. A. H. the doubles.

In two. Capt, Walsh made a great "Stick" Duff and Lewis Carson Possibly United States will carry recovery coming home and finished will probably form the first string out the advice of the tennis world. In 33 (one under bogey). Mrs. doubles while Mt. Benavitch and G. this is done America's chances of Walker Dente. E. l. Pogson Z Lum will in all likelihood form the regaining the Cup in the next few by 3 and 2. Her score

was 77 second string combination. The United Press.

years will be considerably improved.---

against Mr. Pogson's 78. first string singles will probably be

Mrs. Greenlecs lost by one up at 3 toas up between Lewis Carson

the last hole to Col. Prall. Up to Bowling for Dorset against Corn- this point scores had been level, z string should be awarded to G. Lumb, wall at Liskeard recently, A. M. but Mrs. Greenlees missed a nine- It is a great pity that Khoo Hool Harrison captured all the ten wic-foot putt, the ball stopping on the 0hye will be unable to take his place kots for 90 runs. He bowled 33 lip of the hole.

Col.

Frall's in the Interport team, and his ab- overs, 14 being maidens. The score WAS 71 against Mrs. Osence from the roll will be sadly Cornish innings closed for a total Greenlees' 73.

of 227. missed. Shanghai Times,

SECOND DIVISION

Bradford

Doncaster

Fulham Plymouth Port Vale Sheffield U.

Swanson

Tottenham

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Aldershot

Cardiff

Millwall

0

1

2 Northampton 0 0 Bristol R. Z Coventry

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)'

Accrington 0 Cheater

Barrow

interport team it is belleved will be mend in the last matchon, la G. P. Packenham Walsh by one up.

3 New Brighton 0 and W. A. H. Duff while the third

Chesterfield 2 York

Crowe Halifax

Stockport Tranmere

2 Lincoln

1 Carlisle

4 Rochdale

2 Gateshead

Reuter.

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Mrs.. J. B. Hodson, the non- playing captain, said that some of the team had been affected during the voyage by adverse weather, and she thought this prevented them from doing full justice to them. selves in the gaine.

against the White Sox.

Results of to-day's matches

NATIONAL LEAGUE

follow:

R. H. E.

Cincinnati Chiengo Cincinnati Chleago

1 B 3 1

1

0

4 ย

2 G 2

Pittsburgh

St. Louis.....

3 9 4

2

0

HONNNO

(Paul Waner scored a home run for the Pirates. There were 10 in.lngs).

The Scotsman hoted a long putt on

Woolley barracked-as If Caruso

the 0th and turned with a one-hole had been hissed off the stage when lead. McLean was astray from the discoursing Pagliacci or Henry tee at the 10th, but regained his lead Irving had been Interrupted with an at the 11th with two shots near home, orange during the Boliloquy in and then Burke was out of bounds at Hamlet. Marvellous! But the 12th and two down. Then halves mind. No one can understand the 4, 5, 6, and a wonderful bit of fortune psychology of an August crowd- for McLean to settle the issue. His

never

But at least Woolley is there

second, bound for a bunker, shled if they have one. violently and made for the green, to inish nine feet from the rim. Mc- Lean acized the chance with both to delight, I hope, these barrackers hands and holed

who will stop, listen and ponder putt for 3. A game with many excitements had to-day when the scores are reported Pittsburgh.... 1 G

five to Scotland. Meltuvie disposed of by the wireless. Woolley barracked 2

Brown, and Scottish stock rose only to ono St. Louis

4 7 Q

might as well refuse the slump back for O'Sullivan beat Me- Mona Lisa (Golbert scored a home run for Kinlay. The Irish captain, McCor

for the Academy or the "Cardinals. The game was mack, playing a captain's part with suggest that there are false quan- called owing to darkness in the all his force, beat sixth Innings).

followed with

[splendid scalp. W. Campbell titles in Homer} A double header scheduled bo- Dykes riboned. Λ respite for

Scotland when

Rain also all tho

•

to

Walker came in The New York State Athletic The team has arrived in Aus-tween Philadelphia Phillies and from distant anadhilla with Simeex Commission has again refused per- tralia and in her first tourna-New York Giants was postponed shattered. Scotland had now to mission for Bob Olin, the world's ment in Sydney, Mies Pamela on account of rain.

remaining games, but light-heavy-weight champion, Barton, the leading player of caused the postponement of a Flaherty settled matters with

2 2 visit England for a bout with, the side, was eliminated in the Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers.

(Continued on Page D.) Jack Petersen.

quarter-final round.

I

FRIENDLY

SOCCER TO-DAY

SHANGHAI SIDE. PLAYING

OPPOSING ARMY

ab

double header between Boston

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago ...... Detroit....... G 6

R. H. E. 1 Б

2 Q

FAR EAST FLYING TRAINING

SCHOOL.

("Bchoolboy" Rowe scored a home run for the Tigers),

St. Louis

Cleveland

St. Louia Cloveland

4 8 0

1

1

2

8

0

? 10 0

(Coleman scored a home run for the Browns and Earl Averill for the Indians). Washington..

8 17 2 Boston ....... 0 11 (Cronin and Wilson scored home runs for the Red Sox. Thero were 11 innings). Washington.. Boston

A friendly football match has been arranged this afternoon the Royal Naval Ground, at 5.80 p.m. between an Army team and the Shanghai Chinese Team which ls passing through the Colony.

Owing to injuries sustained by the Chinese team it has been ar- Innings). ranged that thi eleven thie

8 11 1 10 0 (Powell scored a home run for the Senators. There were 18

afternoon would include a few of New York Yankees and

A double header between the the local Chinese.

the

Philadelphia Athletics was post

The Chinese line-up Includen poned on account of rain---Reuter, several well known Interportors

and is as follows:

Tsui Hang: Leo Ning (Shanghal Forward), Sden Kam-shuen and Interporter) and Los Wal-tong Koung Loo

(Hongkong) Leung Wing-chlu The Army Hne-up-is as follows: (Hongkong), Chan Chan-cheung Rowlands (S.W.F.), Swain and and Chan Hung-kwong, 2(Shang- Steele; Smith, Lawton and North Interporter); To Kwai- (East Lanes); English (Lincolna); shing, Tay Kwel-lang. Loo Bandford (East Lanca), Higgins, Yes-sun

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