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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, DECEMBER

1935

ANALYSIS OF CLUB V. ARMY CRICKET MATCH

M. A. Oliveira, out of badminton for fome time owing to an injured STI.

CORRESPONDENCE

"The Pilgrim" Called To Order

The Sports Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph, Sir-Apropos the article in your issue of the 20th instant under the

RECREIO'S BADMINTON MISFORTUNE

BEST PLAYERS INJURED

J. }. REMEDIOS & M. A. OLIVEIRA

(By "Veritas").

the official According to handbook there is a programms of five men's doubles badminton matches to-morrow evening, but the players have refused to contemplate the idea, and at least four out of the five matchies have been definitely postponed. It was rather a peculiar move on the part of the committee over to arrange a programme for New Year's never any Day as there was prospect of it being carried through; now it entailed clubs the worry of re-arranging the matches,

Judging by the latest news to hand the Recreio "A" will not be playing any matches for some littlo time. J. 1. Remedios fractured his left arm Juring Christmas and is out of the game for at least another three weeks, while M. A. Oliveira his partner is suffering from a torn muscle.

heading "Give the referees a fatre has not played for the last three denly I would like to correct the weeks and it is doubtful whether he ukfavourable impreaidon R. his will be fit for another three. wirinus crental

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It is certain that the mixed doubles Hatch between the Recreio "A"

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No gol was scored by R. E. In that teams will not be played this particular match. The incident re Friday, and of course the "A team'

Eliot Hall "A" ferred, to happened as follows. An men's match with L. E, playet hit the ball and it struck scheduled for to-morrow is off.

went round RECREIO OUT OF LUCK the pura paris.

Rocrelo have not been blessed with of the upright bar of the

and the referes mis-the best of fortune this reason, for they bellaved it was a goal. I started off without the services of Dr.

WAK decision Iact the

obviously Rodrigues and later lost the valuable Now they are wrong that as soon as Mr. A.M. assistance of Silva.

sppealed to the ILE. skipper, faced with injuries just at the time. Xavier

need a full-strength Foley,

the latter was enough of when they mont Capt. a gentleman to waive his right to the te claim on what was palpably a mis Apart from the Recreio "Derby" Lake and bisunderstanding. there is every reason to believe Capt. Foley had taken a different Friday's mixed doubles programme attitude I feel confident Mr. Xavier will b be carried through. Fire Brigade would take it standing with the entertain Kowloon Tong and should

have no difficulty winnig Newspaper reporters should write John's are at home to Sailors and only the truth, and nothing else but Soldiers' Home, and are certain to when an incident like the above is annex the points, while St. Andrew's Incorrectly reported, to say the least, are hosts to the C.R.C. This should It is about time somebody should sit prove to be the closest match of the up-and take notice.

evening. The smart performance of the Chinese in boating Recreio "B" at King's Park a fortnight ago induces one to believe they can repeat the achievement at St. Andrew's Hall.

If the Saints are to win everything dependa their first two couples- F. F. Fincher and. Miss Churn and H. Kew and Mrs. Dawson. The C.R.C. are better balanced and I expect to seo thoni win by the odd game.

samo spirit.

Yours faithfully. A. S. Xavier,

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To-Morrow's Football Attraction

Mainland

V.

Island

FINE GAME

ASSURED

(By "Veritas"), To-morrow is New Year's Day, and whether or not the break of dawn is attended by a thick head and the desire for much ice, football supporters are asked to remember that in the afternoon a first class entertainment is offered. them on the Club ground when teams representing the Mainland and the Island meet in their annual fixture to awell the Children's ---Playground Fund.

This match, in fact, promises to be just the antidote needed for New Year's Eve aftermaths, and with the weather so finely settled. there is every reason to hope for a capacity crowd at His are splendidly

The teams

represen- tative and well matched. If there is one criticism it is that. Talbot of the Fuxillors is being wrongly used at inside left for the Island. Morton of the Artillery has tlie pivotal position which should be Talbot's and it is e puzzle why Talbot was ever selected for any other place.

Fusiliers, Navy, Club, St. Joseph's, South China, Royal Artillery and Athlotic all have representation in the Island team, while 'Kowloon, Recreio, Police, East Lancashires and Lincolns supply players for the Mainland com- bination.

So far as is known at the time of writing the sides will turn out as advertised, and this will be Dick Ridley's last game in Hongkong before leaving with the Lincolns for India.

The following teams and reserves have been chosen.

ISLAND

Rowlands (Fusiliers): Mak Sui- hon (Athletic) and S. Strange Captain (Club); Leung Wing-chui (S. China), Morton (IL. A. Lyemun), and Lee Kwok-wa! (S. China); Baxter (Navy), Ward (St. Joseph's), Elliott (Club), Talbot (Fusiliers) and Dickford (Club).

Reserves: Lam Tak-po (8. China "", Lau Man (8. China); Cheuk Shek-kam (8. China "D"), Harrison (Fusiliera) and E. Strange (Club).

MAINLAND

Boyes (Kowloon); Bowen (Re- erelo) and C. He (Police); BIJA (Kowloon), Lawton (East Lancs.). and North (Police); T. 1 Pilo (Police), Sandford (East Lancs.), D. Knox (Kowloon), Ridley (Lincolns), and A. A. Alves (Recreio).

Reservers-Gomes (Recreio), G. White (Kowloon), Eastman (Kow- loon). 'Delgado (Recrcio) and White (Kowloon).

BACKSTROKE RECORD

California Youngster's Triumph

V.

Coral Gables, Florida, Doc. 10.. Adolf H. Klefor, a yount? seventeen year-old swimmer, has beaten the world's record for the 400 metres back stroke, his time boing 5,mins., 28 soca, against the previous record of 5 mlna, 30 seca, established by Kiyokawa, of Japan, in Tokyo, in 1839,--Router.

NEW ARMY HOCKEY SECRETARY

LIEUT. WILLIAMS SUCCEEDS

MAJOR BATES

It is announced that Lieut. J. I'. Williams, 2nd. Batt. East Lan- cashire Regiment has assumed the duties of Hon. Secretary of with effect from Army Hockey January 1. 1930,

1936, vice Major R.C.S. Batce, relieved.

Lieut. Williams can be obtain-

ed on the telephone at Kowloon (Military) 31, during office hours and at other times Civil No. 59803.

HOMESIDE SOCCER

HEAVY SCOTTISH PROGRAMMES

TENNIS

Mixed Doubles Sensation

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CIVILIANS' BOWLING PROBLEM

ARMY STRIKE BEST BATTING FORM

(By R. Abbit)

The key match in the Triangular Tournament was continued on Saturday in ideal weather, the Clubrésuming their innings at 1:40 p.m. Owen Hughes and Duditt faced Elvin, at the Yard end and Garthwaite and both of them seemed pretty comfortable until at 133 Ballard went on and Owen Hughes got inside his first one and was nicely taken at second slip by Walch.

net

Pekinese. has mad

Tho wicket had put on 93 runs and pitched on his middle and egg and then Owen Hughes (45) was unlucky to broke clear of his legs, there must mirs his half century, About this have been a lot of wrist work in the time the pitch started to wear very shot as the ball went very fast. Next over Perane hit a vey big drive badly and got as much patting as a

Joined into the Bank Corner, Edi Melnais very good catei 80-2-30. Duckitt and also

to be settl-made

had come in thirty-five ng down nicely. Duckit meantime The runs

been batting very nicely and had minutes. Runs still care and male some particularly nice shota to ninety-nine Walch declard his innings ong and fine leg. Hayward also hit closed. Dawson had plaed magni- three fours in a bright innings of ficent forcing cricket fe forty-five sixteen, before putting one of Garth runs. walt's very crisply to square leg where Johnson held a quick catch. 152-4-16.

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The Club were left rith eighty Russ them came much slower, and minutes batting and hai to score at the ball began to fly about a bit. Mc- the rate of over two u sinute, in a Innis was soon out to ono from fourth innings with poolight Ballard

that at straight up and come, There was little chance of lamaged his right thumb and gave an their doing it, but someof their all

Further chance. 166-6-1,

getting out. Hayward deded to sand befell the Club 107 as in his usual pair and luckitt and trouble

extremely pla Duckitt

was given 1.b. to one from Pearve proceeded Garthwaite bowling round the wicket good cricket. Ducknt fund it hard ball away butTam played Ideal from the off. to get which turned a

good The next wicket put on twenty be a manner which rounded me of fere Kilbee tried to hit Ballard and his best days. Its hoking was Rave an

He completed fifty. the

in -13). Totch at mild-on (1877 and be drovemore than

runs Inter Danicils in brilliantly caught Stewart low forty minutes with sovely runs on gully

but down off Perese who had gone on for the board, which was god going,

not

fast quite

enouhi Duckitt Carthwaite. Beck had been any though sound was not narly in the quite well and hitting the ball pretty hard. Two hundred wan holsted after form ho showed in the irst innings And seemed tired. He hd only got Divett came in and at 203 Beck twelve--but Pearce had much more of

Balloed

on to his wicket but chopped

the bowling. fair only

that he was cam- to say pletely beaten by the ball. Ballard was sending down very good stuff in-Law Courts and, amid aplause from deed he is

invaluable for keeping an end going and Beck's 22 was a very The first sensational result in useful contribution. Five

runs later the Colony's open mixed dou- Divett put Ballard up to mid-on and bles championship occurred last the Club were sixty-nine runs behind.

Ballard had taken Bix

wicket Saturday when M. K. Lo and 77, Herbert kept Mrs. Litton, one of the seeded" nbly. He has the great gift of not pairs were clminated in the fourishing and doing his work very second round by Capt. J. Drom a ball that, though nearly a half quietly. Of the eight byes, four came

volley bumped right over his head.

"SEEDED" PAIR BEATEN

volley.

(By "Veritas”).

OUT FOR RUNS.

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admir-

At 79 Bi Williams wet on at the

(Continued on Pqe 9.)

Schmeling

oft Meets Louis

Next June

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Brems Doc. 22. Perase went in first with Williams Max Schmeling, the terman box- and it was obvious the Army were out ing champlon and former champion

Milne and Miss M. Saville. The scores were 7-6, 3-6, 6-2, and Captain Milne and his partner won the first act after being in arrears 3-h, and love-40. They proceeded to benefit

from

em opposition errors to make for runs quickly but Williams was of the world, to-day returned here DURING HOLIDAYS Hug recovery and win the set in the caught at slip in Owen Hughes' first by the express liner Bomen from

twelfth game.

over, in trying to force the ball away. New York where he atmossed the Scottish Football

Miss Saville played remarkably But Beck did not seem to be in his fight between the semantanal negro League

was outstanding best form and Persse and. Dawaon heavy-weight Joo Low and the teams have a busy New Year though not boasting a great style began to score read tennis and

very rapidly. The Spanish veteran Paolina holiday before them, two full she has a wide repertory of stralies latter was hooking Beck's

shorter Schmeling confirmed pressmen programmes in the first divi- Including a useful service and a sound stuff excellently. Sixty-five went up that he just had signed contract to in half an hour, and then Alec Pearce fight Louin next June eher in New sion being played to-morrow Mrs. Litton was nowhere near her went on with four men out and an York or in some other lig American (New Year's Day) and on best and played rather nervously. extra cover. Dawson glanced the last city and that the winnerof this fight Thursday.

Captain Milne gave his partner ex-ball of the over beautifully to the will meet the present world cham- cellent support and the two combined long leg boundary-It locked as if it plon Braddock for the itle bout, with fine understanding which con- tributed in no small measure to their;

The Villn have to visit Roker Parki

*** THREE SEMI FINALISTS and are almost certain to lose to

Three of the four semi-final Sunderland, the potential league vacancies in the championship have champions. Doncaster Rovers are now been filled. The only outstanding away to Sheffield United and-will do second round match is that between well to snatch a point.

the holders, L. Goldman and Mins R. The special Telegraph forecast of Hancock and G. Burnett and Miss O. the matches are appended. Where a Dalziel. team is market in capitals it is ex-

are playing off on Friday of pected to win, but where no such Indication is given a draw is anti-this week and the winners will meet Captain Miing and Miss Saville in the cipated.

top semi-final.

There is a restricted programme in the English League, some of the teams in three of the divisions being engaged on New Year's Day.

WEDNESDAY

·FIRST DIVISION

Blackburn Y BRENTFORD BOLTON Y Portsmouth MANCHESTER C. v Grimsby SUNDERLANDT Anton Villa

SECOND DIVISION

Barnsley BURY NEWCASTLE Sheffield U.

• Manchester U. Bouthampton

v Plymouth ▼ Doncaster THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

CARLISLE y Rotherham CHESTERFIELD v Rochdale DARLINGTON v Gateshead New Brighton v LINCOLN Hartlepools → Wrexham

Southport

Crowe,

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

AIRDRIE Arbroath Луг

Celtic

Dundee

WEDNESDAY

▾ Albion

▾ KILMARNOCK

▾ Queen o'ẞth

v Rangers

ABERDEEN

DUNFERMLINE St. Johnstone Iliberalan

ABERDEEN

Y. Hearts

MOTHERWELL v Hamilton PARTICK! _♥ Clyde THIRD LANARK v Queen's Park

THURSDAY

y Dunfermline Albion

Motherwell · Clyde

Third Lanark HAMILTON "Airdrie HEARTS ▾ Dundee KILMARNOCK y Ayr -.. Онсен'я Риск CELTIC QUEEN O'STH. Arbroath RANGERS Partick

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ST. JOHNSTONE ♥ Hibernian

SUCCOES,

They

In the lower section, II. D. Rumjahn and Mrs. Chai Chun-chul, who last week defented T. A. Pearce and Mrs. Rice-Evans in the second round, op- pose W.C. Hung and Mrs. Wilson."

Dates for these games have not yet been arranged by the organisers, Chinese Recreation Club, but they will be announced in due course.

Colony's New Regiment Has Crack Rifle Men

The Royal Ulster Rifles, formerly the Royal Irish Rifles, fine have a long record as marksmen.

The 1st Battalion now stationed in |Hongkong have just won their seventh consecutive Command Championship. Starting in 1920, at Aldershot, they followed with three consecutive wina in the Northern Command, In

1933 they took the Palestine Command- Cup, and last year and this year have won the Egyption Command Cham-| pionship.

Dialoy Markamen will unite in con ratulating the 1st Bn. Royal Ulster Rifles, for they found good comrades and efficient helpars in the 2nd Bat talion, which helped with marking *nd other duties at this year's. Moet- ing, writes the National Rifle Asso ciation Journal in a recont issue,

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