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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1936.

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Au Ajera fotballers are beginning to muscle up seriously in preparation for the approaching Their tosining is hard and spectacular na is well illiurated by the above picture. In less than two months there same meh will be thrilling vast crowds of lootball enthusiasts,

IN PRAISE OF LARWOOD

"A Magnificent Act Of Human Propulsion"

(By R. C. Robertson-Glasgow)

Harold Larwood took his Eenefit at Trent Bridge in the match between Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire last month.

Those who love Cricket and fast bowling, which is, perhaps, Cricket's blest adornment and art; those who have faced that magnificent act of human propulsion; those who have seen him

Our Daily Golf Hint

Try to realise that freedom is the keynote to good golf; and the only action that càn produce perfect freedom in the action of swinging.

-Ernest Jones.

in earlier days of high triumph or in his later quieter, more LEAGUE TENNIS secluded times; those, less fortunate, who have but read of Lar-

wood, yet, reading, have half-imagined themselves actually to have SPORTING

seen him-all will be wishing him well; for he is the greatest fast bowler of our modern time.

Larwood has been, incontrovertibly, an era in English cricket, 18.69 111 80 2616 for he altered the course of its history. Cast back the mind, and|

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HOW SOMERSET FAILED AND--.

GESTURE

remember how we stood in the game at the beginning of the BY I.R.C.

season 1926. We had lost, since the War, three series of Test matches against Australia, two abroad and one at home. Aus- tralia had produced Gregory and McDonald, two notable fast

bowlers; England had produced none of the great class. Tate, for all his achievement, ranked ag a fast medium bowler.

Then came Larwood, a young Nottinghamshire miner; not rugged and large, but compact, lissome, dynamic. In that famous Inst Test at the Oval, under the captaincy of Percy Chapman, he struck his blow. The best of Australia wilted under it. Wilfred Rhodes lent the aid of seasoned guile, and Law wood, for the next seven years, was the most important bowler in the world: This

Why Mead was "Cover

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Someisel were all'out for 39, and Hampshire scored 122 for 7.

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THE DUEL WITH BRADMAN

There were failures at times, as in 1930, when Bradman pitted his genuis against Larwood's, and won the vast battle. But in failure, as in success, Larwood retained supremacy among fast bowlers, both in art and in reputation.

Then, under the captaincy of D. R. Jardine, he reached the summit of his career. By bowling of a speed and accuracy seldom, If ever before, so combined and so sustained, he broke the Aus- tralinus on their own ground, and caused even the mighty Bral- man to rock on his pedestal,

RECREIO RECEIVE

POINTS

TRIUMPH

OVER

AUSTRALIA

THIS MAY

AFFECT A

GREAT MATCH HONGKONG

AT SYDNEY

Sydney, July 18. Showing much the letter form in all phases of the game, England de-} fented Australia by 12 points to 7 in the Uird and fal Rugby League Test match, played on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day. England won the second Test by a similar margin, Australia being successful in the first match by 24 points to B. England thus win the rubber by two matches to one.

AUSTRALIAN PONES

DRAW TO BE MADE NEXT MONDAY

The Hongkong Jockey Club announces that the draw for the Australian ponies which arrived. In the Colony last week will take place at the Administration Club, Jockey Club stables on Monday, August 17 at 5.30 p.m. '

SCHEME

Lawn Bowls Anomaly

the

What

International Bowling Board gives with one hand it takes away with the other.

AL a meeting of the board at Glasgow a scheme for revising the renslitution was necepted, one clause of which provides for the admission to membership of a rational asso- ciation functioning cutside the British Empire receiving two-thirds of the votes cast at an authorised meeting.

On the surface. this means think MEDAINANUNCISCONTIFICE||||||||||||||mtummaalt | the national association of the United Play was of a vigorous character when previous application for micin- | Slates, rejected or not considered

the and unfortunately Arkwright, English forward, and Stehr, an Aus-bership as been made, will now be tralian wing forward, were ordered the United States stnads little or no cligible for membership, Actually off the field.

Australia played an open game, but (chance of, being elected. Belshaw, at full-back, saved the

In the revised constitution the re- for

his with situation

England

presentatives on the board of each of judicious kicking to touch. England the four home national associations gradually gained the upper hand. is increased from three to four, the mainly owing to excellent work by four Duminion associations remain-

who were well sup- Ing at three each, forwards,

ported by resourceful backs. Eng-

and had the better of the scrum- A prominent member of the board mages, especially in the second half, told a Sunday Dispatch representa- and Jenkins made the most of his live that in the event of the United application opportunities. With Belshaw, Ris-States making another

not man, and Brogden, Jenkins shared for membership it would by the honours of the day,

successful, as it would not get more. Australia opened the scoring after than 12, votes-Englund 4; Australia |twenty-thon_mihulog piny, Brown 2. Canada 2, New Zealand 2, and

kicking a goal from the seventh South Africa 2. penalty awarded to the home side.

intercepting a crosskick from Brog-be 12 votes cast-Ireland 4, Scotland den, got over for Hodgson to con-4, and Wales 1. vert, and at half-time England led by

England then rallied, and Hudson, Against admission there would also

5 points to 2.

England went further ahead after the interval, Jenkins making an accurate pass to Brogden, who raced through for Hodgson to convert. Hodgson added two more points with a ciever dropped goal, but Australia try through Hey. replied with Brown

converting.

COMPENSATION FOR

SOCCER PLAYERS

The attendance numbered 53.546. Unfortunate Position of F.

and the gate receipla £4.299.

Australia: Benton, Ridley, Drown, Norman, Crippin, Hey, Gilbert, Prigg, Pearce, Heidke, Curran, Stehr.

Madson,

England: Belshaw, Edwards, Ris-1

Two out of yesterday's three "B" Division tennis lengus inatches were man. Brigdon, Hudson, Jenkins, Wat- abandoned before a set had been kins, Beverley, Arkwright, Hochson, completed, but in the third, Recreio Silcock, Armitt, Woods-teuter. were a set up against Indian Recrea- A RECORD OF THE TOURS

Newton Recalled

London, Aug. 3. The question of compensation for players whose earnings are too big for them to come under the provi sions of the Workmen's Compensation- Act,

Football brought the HRR layers and Train's Union Into the determined to limelight. They are The Test matches during the pre-maintain the rights of all players, sent tour have provided, the fol- though it is hoped that there will be tolowing scoring

no need to bring a lest case.

tion Club and leading in the other two sets when rain came to stop play.

However the Indians decided to concede the points to Recreio

avald another replay, and both clubs have now only one match outstand-

ing.

Rain fell heavily in Hongkong yesterday afternoon to prevent play in either of the matches between CRC. (1) and Civil Service, H.K.C.C. and Craigengower.

and

When the match at Sookunpoo was terminated by rain, W. A, Read and Razack and A. Kitchell 6-0. 3. J. Remedios and L. F. V. Ribeiro were leading A. M. Rumlahn and T. All 5-3, and L. A. Carvalho and B. Gosano led S. A, R. Hux and I, Haroon 4-3.

It is not for us now to probe an old controversy; it is enough A. E. Xavier had beaten M. U. to recall the views of famous and wise Australian critics and cricketers, who unhesitatingly averred that Larwood would always be named among such men as Ernest Jones, Sammy Woods, Tom Richardson and C. J. Kòrtright.

"B" DIVISION LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE

Sets

P. W. D. L. F. A.

June 29, at Sydney, Australia won by irics Goals (24 points), to Z irles 1 goal (8 points),

by

The unfortunate position of Frank Newton, the former Fulham and July 4, at Brisbane, England won Reading centre forward, who broke tries 3 goals (12 points) to 1 try a leg in a match between Fulham and 2 goals (7 points),

an Austrian side at Craven Collags July 18, England won by 2 tries 3 in December 1934, has brought the (12 points) to I try 2 goals (7question of players' compensation In- to prominence, and it is hoped that points), making the grand total:-

England won

11. some provision will be made for the 28, Austraila

more highly paid players.. drawn 3.

England 87 iries 71 goals (403

The Union has a membership of points).

1,100. The only noted clubs whose Australia 83 tries 18 goals (405 players are not members are Arsenal points).

and Everton.

PLS. 166

9 47% 255 THE CONNOISSEUR COMES

In this tour he unhappily injured a foot so severely that he has never since been able to put forth his full art. That glorious, rhythmic, bounding run has been shortened. The years have lightly, but firmly, laid on him the hand of restraint. Yet, to the minds of many, certainly to mine, he remains an opening bowler worthy to attack the best that cricket can produce to-day, Larc.R.C. "A" 7 7 0 wood, of late, has not received from those in high authority that Recreio.. 0

1 45 10 13 encouragement which is his due, and, indeed, his right; but his KC.C... 7 7 4 1 2 39 24 10 name stands high in the admiration and respect, not only, of his C.SC.C. 8 4 3 1 1445 27% 0 fellow-cricketers, but of the whole cricket-loving world. In the game itself it will stand immortal.

S. Australia

Centenary Celebrations

A Centenary Golf Carnival hus |been arranged to take place from September 4 10 26 under the aus pices of the South Australian Golf Association. There will be a num- ber of open, amateur and profession al, events witch will be played at the Royal Adelaide Club át Seaton, and at the Kooyonga Club at Lock-

leys.

PORTDESTONI£211LBANISCĪZARPLANE

UNIQUE GOLF INCIDENT

ON. NEW ZEALAND COURSE

Christchurch, NZ. Unique for a four-ball match, and a very raro occurrence in any other type of play, a hole was halved in one at the ninth at Shirley Course. The successful players were W. T. D. Harman and M. H. Godby. While at least eight cases of halving in ope in,. singles and one case during a foursome have been authenti. catel, there is no previous record of such a happening in a four- ball game.**

The Centenary Open championship,

will be played at Seaton on Septem-

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Filipino Boxer Still Winning

JOSE PADILLA'S SUCCESSES AT OLYMPICS

Berlin, Aug. 12 Jono Padilla, Jr., the Filipino light- weight boxer, who scored a first-

yonga on September 14, 15, 16 and These Empire Cup matches are be- round victory at Berlin yesterday, 17. The Mixed Foursomes chaming sponsored by the Returned S01 advanced further in the competition

Basketball Results

a decision

pionship will be played at Kooyonga diers' League, and representatives of to-day when he secured

Kajnar of Poland-United on September 1, the Amateur Fours the forces of most countries of the Er

Price. somes championship at Seaton on Empire are expected to take part. September 7 and the Women's Four- Other events during the Carnival Bomen at Kooyonga on the same date. will include the Women's Centenary Italy lost to Mexico by 34-17, and The Country championship will be Cup, the A. I. F. Cup, which will be Canada beat Uruguay 13-21 in tho played during Country week from played at Kooyango on September World Olympic basket-ball competi- September 2140-25-and the follow-18, and several handicap events. lon to-day-United Press.

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CALDBECK'S”

NOT MERELY A FAMOUS SLOGAN

BUT A STATEMENT OF FACT

FOR OVER 72 YEARS.

CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & Co., Ltd.

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