1936-01-13 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JANUARY

13, 1936.

HOCKEY INTERPORTERS' PRACTICE MATCH

Excellent Form Shown By Our Ladies

CAN BE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT INTERPORT

(By R. H. B.)

The-Hongkong Ladies_Inter- port hockey team were on view yesterday morning at King's

HOCKEY INTERPORT

January 25

Park when they were opposed Men's Trial To Be Held to a team comprising the Rest and won convincingly by three goals to one. They gave a good display generally and we can rest assured that they will do their utmost in the Northern port-we cannot expect more!

There were several changes in the teams when they took to the field. Jean Dalziel, of the Hongkong Ladies' Hockey Club, filled the vacancy lu the Interpart attack caused by the absence of Sybil Dalziel, who has an injured ankle.

Mary Smalley was brought in at inside-right for the Best with 1. Git tins on the left wing in place of 11. Knill. J. Woolley was also absent and her place at right half was filled by K. Glover. At Inside left, C. Fer- guson turned out in place of A. Alves, of the Recreio.

It has been deelded by the Hong- kong Hockey Association that the match against Interport annual Macao shall be played off on Satur- day, January 25, on the Navy Ground, King's Park, at 4 p.m.

A second match has been arranged for the Macao players who are to meet the Hongkong Civilian on the Navy Ground on Sunday, January 26, int 4 pm.

A trial match is to be played next The following Sunday on the Navy ground, com- mencing at 3 p.m. have been selected to piny in this trial fixture:

Ward, Blues inside right, robbed by Rowlands as he was about to shoot. An incident in yesterday's interport trial football match. (Photo Mae Cheung).

Is Joe Louis Greatest Fighter Of The Age?

DEMPSEY WANTS TO SEE HIM MEET A "HITTER"

New York.

Is Joe Louis, the Negro boxer who defeated Paolino. Uzcudun, the Spaniard, the greatest fighter of his age?

POOR TRIAL MATCH

Probables-Lieut. Com. Garwood (Navy); A. E. P. Guest (Radio Sports Club) and Khan Bahadur (Army); The Rest scored within a faw M. H. Hassan (Radla Sports Club), minutes of the initial bully-off, Mrs. W. A. Reed (Club) and Alaf Din Margaret White being responsible for (Army); Khuda Bux (Army), Sub. the point-a splendid shot that had eat. Wraith (Navy), Lieut. Burch Mrs. Lunson well (Navy), O. Carey (Club) and Pte.

Then the Nolu (Army). beaten.

E. Potter (Club), N. Reserves. Interport side gol going and P. Gilt-Beltrzo (Club de Recreio). Wass tins and J. Adey (Police) and Afsar Khan (Punjabis)."

(Kowloon Possibles. Ramzan were dangerous in front of the cita- Indians); Comdr. Broome (Navy) and

Dempsey, the hardest hitter the dek MI. Rose Kishan Singh (Army); A. 8. Blias

(St. Andrew's), D. Brown (Royal ring has ever known, says: "I don't good individual game, but I think Engineers) and Parker (Police); G. want to take anything away from Blackburn is in better form

WILA not up to E. H.. Divett (Club), Awtar Singh Louis-he is the foremost challenger present. Steele E

Kowloon Indiana), Gurbachan Singh for the world heavy-weight title-standard and either File or Sydney (Radio Sports Club), Sarnagat Singh but we shall not know if he is Strange are to be preferred.. Raillo Sports Club) and Lal Singh really great fighter until somebody gets in the ring with him who will (Army).

Reserves, Lieut. Comdr. Gush do some hitting. (Navy), Pte. Nelghbour (East Lan enshires), S. A. Fowler (Chub) and J. Pinto (Kowloon Indians).

had

und

buny

16

she

very well.

time

cleared Even tually Miss Adey squalised and in

Mrs. Rose the sume completed her "hat-trick."

the

Recond

half player

Phyllis Woolley played an outstand ing game at right back for the Rest while creditable performances were Smalley, Miss also given by Joan Glover, J. Dalziel and Mrs. White,

The Interport side was well served

in attack, though Marjorie Westcott,

the left wing, has still to improve. Miss Adey played a great game and

COLONY

FIFTEEN

combined well with Phyllis Gittins, Players To Meet Now

centre.forward.

A.

The slefence was not up to their usual standard; J. Wong, ut right half misdirected many passes. Fowler was steady and Miss Grey the skipper, was as safe as ever.

The team sails on Sunday aboard the m.v. Victorin for Shanghai re- turning at the end of the month. Miss J. Dalziel is travelling as Tr serve forward and ra. P. M. Hur rop is the team manager.

Zealand Visitors

Hongkong's representative rugby side to meet the New Zealand Univer Thursday, has been sity Biteen on chosen and consists of the following players:

This question is being hotly de bated by the men who should know.

"Most of the fighters Louis has faced have folded up too quickly. Carnera, Levinsky, Paclino-not one of them was counted out. That proves Loula doesn't finish with

his punch, though he is a paralysing hitter. "I think James Braddock. the heavy-weight champion of the world,

Max Schmeling, because Jim is a will give him a tougher fight than difficult target; Max is easy to hit. with his right than duen Schmeling."

WHEN LOUIS WAS SCARED

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nt

the

Australians Face Defeat In India

OUTPLAYED IN "TEST"

Lahore, Jan. 12. All India is well on the way

to winning

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of 157.

The Australians thus need a further 128 runs to win with three wickets in

hand.

Wazir Ali was the hero of to-day's play, the Indian captain Just missing

ALL WAVE RECEIVERS and will gladly tell you of London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, Madrid, Sydney. etc., by appointment and without

his century by eight runs. Bannerji obligation. played fine cricket to contribute .70.

Weather was the only bowler to minko With a range of 13.5-570 any impression, but his five wickets; cost 102 runs.

metres all the best stations of the But for Ryder (70), and Morrisby world are available, and at any (53) the Australians would have been in a very sad way in their second in- nings. An it was play closed with their scoring 157 for 7, and if the Indians can make use of their ad- vantage they should now win the match.

301.

Scores;--All India 149 and Australians 160 and 157 for 7.

POLICE. SCORE SEVEN

"

and

(Continued from Phye 8) miskicked very badly on several occasions

was nonplussed by the Interal passes directed out Lo Teminy file on the right wing, Woo was not weighty enough to hold the Моля, enterprising and well-built while he never saw the way Brooks

went.

Also Braddock punches much harder attack leader in loent football. Pre lofty the first 20 minutes the teams!

For

Police played well fore and aft. WHY NO POLICE PLAYERS?

Blackburn and Pile wore very stently Mention of Pile's name encourages while North and Parker kept their

1pon opposing wings completely in subjec

much the me to digress for a moment. enquiries I discover that none of the tion. The winners were Police team were ever approached faster team and in the second half

view to going to Shanghal, dominated the exchanges, with although all of their players, bar Ward worked conspicuously in the North, are available. So that one is Saints forward line but received no considerably puzzled why Johnson help from his colleagues. Leonard was not given

rattling and Singh's handicap of being unable good football these days and outside to head the ball was emphasised, by centre-forward is playing Police could not get the ball to run for him.

kicka. of Lee Wal-tong is about the best his half hacks' persistency in making sumably the selectors have a reason

For

Brooks this, though to me it is very appeared evenly matched.

opened the scoring for the Police and Rowlands' brilliant fielding of the straight away Moss was sent through As he sailed for Germany Schmel ball must have impressed the selec- by Parker to score a dazzling, gon!. ing, the former heavy-weight cham and there is not a row of

tors

Singh, and then Brooks rammed home McGilchrist (Club), Lieut. 11. 1. but he can be hit; I think I've satisfied Rodger too brought off some splendida lovely drive, Costa retaliated for Fraser, R. M. (Navy), J. Hutchison everyone I can hit hard myself."

neat punching saves, and with Gorane und Beltrao, the Saints by coming up for of his Talking (Club) and Lieut. A. St. Clair Ford

and beating MacHardy with were outstanding performers of the (Navy); A. H. B. Butcher (Club) ability, Louis says: "I didn't get into

afternoon.

ground shot. and J. L. Bonner (Club); Marine this game to kill people; boxing is

Ernest Strange did his utmost to

The Second half saw Police attain 5. Chambers just business with me. Light; I M.

himself out of the Interport an early ascendancy which persisted play (Club). M.

I hope I never hove-hit a man fram He was selfish-to-a degree of until-the-end-Johnson helped him- (Club); Pay Licut Comdr. A. Sownint: (Navy), harder than just to stop him. I was Dr. J. H. MeElney (Club), E. B. seared when I thought the referes exasperation and at no time did he self to two quick goals both very

Walkden was not going to

ald nice efforts,-thch Stevens got one fight, give Bickford the support he should. Ktop the Gammell (Club), A. F.

and Johnson obtained his at-trick". In fact both of the Blues' wings were Paolino was helpless." (Club) and A. B. Evans (Navy).

very mediocre and Sandford strug Leonard scored the Saints' solltary Tho

#tod alone and hopelessly in the second half goal with a very clever reserves will be as follows:!

DEMPSEY SUES SCHMELING H. C. Mecke (Club), Mid. D. A. S.

middle. He was a wonderfully hard Wright (Navy),

New York. as backs, Corpl.

trier, but he couldn't make use of header. Preceu, M. (Navy) as half-back, Max Schmeling was subpoenaed at openings and had no tricks by which

to beat Swain and Sicele. Undefeated up to the present in the and F. J. McGugan (Club) as for his hotel a few hours before his

Hockey Tournament ""ward. Division, the Central British Associn- As the Army is visiting Shanghel, departure for Germany--by Jack tion had a close call at King's Park members of its team are not available Dempsey in connection with yesterday aftercon when they just for the match, which is to be played Baer-Schmeling fight of 1933. managed to beat the Royal Engineers on the Club Ground at 4.45 pm. next "" tean by one goal to nil. George Thursday. Fowler, centre-forward, scored the Kont.

L. G. Robertson (Club), capt; H. R. pien, said: "Louis is a good fighter, to choose between him and Rodger St. Joseph's responded through G.

CLOSE CALL FOR C.B.A.

Mamak

In Yesterday's Mamak Game

LOCAL YACHTING

Cull Wins Event In Corinthian Series

GOLF AT KOWLOON m.

Draw Announced For Captain's Cup

v. W. Taylor

own

the

Dempsey, who promoted that bout,

ins Schmulink for £400, claim ing that the £15,000 which he paid Schmeling in advance exceeded the lutter's share of the purse by that Unless an immediate cash settle- ment is made. the case will presuma bly be postponed until Schmeling re- turns to New York for his fight with Jue Louis, scheduled for June.

was twice

The following is the draw for the interval leading by two goals, and Captain's Cup of the Kowloon Golf although the Blues set up many raids the forward line seldom looked slangerous. Rowlands brought into action within a minute And aaved gloriously first from Ernest Strange and then from TAQ Kwai-shing, but these were about the only incidents of note and one left the ground more and more convinced that Interport trials are not what they should be, or what they could

v. E. G. Judd E. Black

Gull, sailed by Mr. S. Odland, won Club the "A" Olnas ovent in the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's fourth Corin-11, E. Longbottom v. J. McKelvie thian series on Saturday, when sho A. Anderson beat Painted Lady (Major F. C. E. W, Walls Booty) by anrrow margin over 7.0J. W. Martin- R. K. Collings miles.

W. J. Fennell) | A. A. Lopes" Taynette (Capt. won the "G" Class event, Widgeon T, D, Paton (Capt., J. D. Nowman) the "T" and J. D. Thomson "Y" Classes, and, Rolla (Col. E. The Pirat Round is to be played Kirke) the "H" Class raco.

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DESULTORY PLAY

a corner

PLEASANT SUPPRISES BY SELECTORS

The play was somewhat desultory and invariably dull. Defences were almost always on top and it required the initiative of Leonard for gols to accrue. Ile scored both for the Whitea and they were excellent | chui

efforts.

The Whites crossed over after the

upan to give a worthy account of themselves.

Eight of the players are former interporters and have had experience of playing conditions in Shanghai. This is of vast Import and is a factor which demands as much attention by the selectors as the individual qual ties of the players.

Next Saturday the team will enjoy a practice match against a powerful Rest eleven and the following day will depart for Shanghal. The Interport match is being played on Chinese New Year's Day, probably at the

Stadium.

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(Continued from Page 8) arid Lee Kwok-wai. No need to worry about this department.

Up forward the only "gamble"; if it can be so described, is putting Leonard at Inside, right. But the selectora were clearly left unimpressed by Ward's display yesterday and Leonard showed up well they had to de zonething about it. There is no reason to doubt that Leonard will prove worthy of the distinction.

Talbot, on his showing only in thei

be inside left and Bickford should with "Bunny" trial match had to

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It is good team the selectors have accomplished a

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