1936-11-19 — Page 21

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB.

The Eleventh Extra Race Meet- Ing will be held (weather permit- ting) ut HAPPY VALLEY Saturday, 21st November, 1936, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

on

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m.

By Order,

S. A. SLEAP,

Actg. Secretary.

Hongkong, 16th November, 1936.

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Sketch of the now covered tennis courts at Torquay

England's Biggest Covered Tennis Courts

The erection of three covered couris at the Palace Hotel, Torquay, is another concession to the growing demand for lawn tennis by day and night and whatever the weather, and for will at last provide a' centre covered court play in Devon.

These new covered courts adjvin the hard courts and tre the last word In covered coturi construction,

There

In a clear flons apter of 120 feet by 120 feet, and the rouf is higher than that of any other court in England, and there fre no supporting pillars it allows space for three rourts. Lightint by day or night is shadowless.

The floor is of American white wood, painted green, the wood which has been found to give the nearest bound to that of a good grads or hard ;

court,

The spectators are will provided for in galleries raund the courts, tip- up sents are provided, and there is roons for over a thousand people ta watch the play. The building in- dressing-room nccommoda- eludes tion, and there is in aclition » Arst- elars restainant. The cost was in the neighbourhood of £13,000.

A. C. Roberts is the resident pro- fesalona) avafinble for coaching lessons or practice.

At the official apening of the courts on November 14 and 15, ex- hibition matches were played, in which D. W. Butler, C. E. Hare, G. 1. Hughes, 11. G. N, Lee, F. 'H. D. Wilde, Miss E. A. Dearman, Miss

F. James, Miss H. M. Hardwick, Miss M. Heeley. Miss N. M. Lyle, and Miss Dorothy Round took part. Mr. H. Roper Barrett performed the open- ing reremony.

FRIENDLY HOCKEY Kowloon Indians Beat

Navy "A" Team-

In a friendly hockey mutch played on the Hongkong

Hockey Club ground at King's Park yesterday, the Kowloon Indian Teanis Club sentor team defeated a Navy "A" eleven by four goals onc,

The Kowloon Indians played with only ten men in the first half, which

SHIELD COMPETITION

JUNIOR MATCHES

AMENDED

TEAM OMITTED

Owing to the ofission of the University Football Club, due to an versight, the draw for the Junior Shield competition, which took place on Monday last, was amended 'ot a meeting of the Management Com- mittee yesterday.

The amended drow resuited A: follows:

FIRST ROUND

Kumbon Rifles v. Kowloon Chi-

nese

Recreio v. RA. (Lyremun), ** Kowloon F.C. v. R.A.0.C. RAM.C. v. Royal Navy, Police I (Chinese) v. Hongkong F.C.

Chinese Athletic v. R.E.

Liga Portuguesa v. R.U,R, Byes.-R.AS.C.. R.A.F.. East Lancs, Eastern, University, R.W.F.. Police 111 (European). Police (Chinese) and South China.

SECOND ROUND

II

RAM.C. or Navy v, I.A.S.C. RA.F. v. East Lanes. Enstern v. Police 1 or HKF.C. Athletic or R. v. University, H.W.F. v. Police HI Kowloon F.C. от RA.O.C. v Recreio or R.A. (Lyerinen).

Liga Portugtinna Police 11.

FIT

R.UN.

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Chi-

Kumaon Rifles or Kowloon neşe v. South China.

THIRD ROUND

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1936.

HOME FOOTBALL

DRAW FOR THE

F.A. CUP

THE EXEMPTED

London, Nov, 18., The Football Association Cup draw for the first round being played on November 20 is as follows-

Shildon v. Stalybridge Celtic. South Liverpool v. Morecambe. Lincoln City v. New Brighton. Accrington Stanley v. Northwicli Victoria or Wellington Town.

York City v. Hull City. Oldham v. Tranmere Rovers. Crewe Alexandra v. Rochdnic. Blyth Spartans Wrexham.

V. Rotherham United v. Hartlepools Burton Town v. Wigan Athletic. Barrow v. Mansfeld Town. Frickley Colliery v. Southport, Walsall v. Scunthorpe. Halifax v. Darlington.

Boston

United,

United V. Spennymour

Carlisle United v. Stockport County, Gateshead v. Notts County. Crystal Palace v. Southend United. Corinthians v. Bristol Rovers. Walthamstowe Avenue v. North-

ampion.

Wells City Gingham.

Rydesports

V

Queen's Park Rangers v. Brighton andi Hove.

Ipswich Town v. Watford, Bournemouth and Boscombe V Harwich and Parkstore.

Newport County v. Bristol City. Ball

v. Tunbridge City

Wells Rangers.

Exeter City v. Folkestone, Yeovil ani Petters v. Worthing. Cardiff City v. Southall, Aldershot . Milwafl. ilford v. Reading.

Clapton Orient. v. Torquay United. Swindon v. Dulwich Hamlet. Dartford V. Peterborough United, Third Division teams exempted from the round arɩ Chester, Luton and Portvale,--Reuter.

LEAGUE CRICKET|

INDIANS TO PLAY

UNIVERSITY

ARMY V. CLUB

The Indian R.C. and the University will meet in both divisions of the Cricket League on

Saturday, the seniors at Pokfulam and the juniors at Sookunpoo, The Indians will be represented by the following players:

1st XI-A, H. Rumjalia (Capt.), A. Somad, A. 11. Mudur, F. D. Pureira, A. R. Minu, S. A, Ismail, K. Nazarin, A. R. Abbas, M. ei Arculli, Y el Arcull and A. R. Kitchell.

2nd XI-A. K. Minu (Capt.), M. R. Abbas, A. A. Aziz, A. Buker, H. T. Barma, A. H. Ismail, M. 1. Madar, M. 1. Razack, A. M. Runjshn, A, K.

RW.F. or Polier II v. Kumaon | Suflad and A. R. Sumad. Rifles, Kowloon Chinesc or South China,

!--:Kowloon -F.G-RA.O.G...- Recreio-or- R.A. (Lycemun) v. R.A.F. or Eust Lanes.

Athletic, R.E. or University Eastern, Police I or H.K.F.C.

V.

RIA.M.C., Navy or R.A.S.C. v. Låga Portuguesa, R.U.R. or Police 11.

WEEK-END FIXTURES

The following matches have been

ended with the score at 1-1: A re- | fixed for the coming week-end:

serve turned up, however, in the

second half, and then the Indians had matters much their own

way.

sind

three more goals being registered, The scorers were Pyara Singh 3. M. Pinto, ench, at whom netted twice.

Play was fast ihroughout.

8th Destroyer Flotilla Lest to Club

In a friendly hockey game played at King's Pork yesterday, the Club defeated the 8th Destroyer Flotilla by

four goals to nil. The game was fast

and exciting and had it not been for 1. F. Shields,

the goalkeeper, and R. L. Walinge and E. V. Reed, the full-backs the Club would probably not have won 50 easily. These players put up a sound game and were largely instrumental in prevent- ing the sailors from scoring.

B. 1. Bickford opened the score for the Club almost right from

the

| commencement .and before the interval S. A. Fowler put them further ahead.

SENIOR SHIELD (1ST. RD.)

Saturday

Kowloon Chinese v. Club (Club) ground, 4 p.m.)

Kowloon F.C. v. R.U.R. (Kowloon F.C. ground, 4 p.m.)

Chinese Athletic v. South China "B" (Caroline Hill, 4 p.m.)

Sunday

Police v. East Lanes.

(Kowloon

ground, 4 p.m.) Royal Navy v South China "A" (Causeway Bay, 4 p.m.)

JUNIOR SHIELD

Saturday

Police 1 v. Club (Kowloon F.C. ground, 2.15 p.m.)

Athletic v. Royal Engineers (Caro- line Hill, 2.15 p.m.)

Second Round

R.A.F. v. East Lancs. (Chatham

Shortly ofter the resumptionį G. E. R. Divett increased the score Road, 4 p.m.) to three goals in favour of the Club, and Just before the end, Fowler scored again,

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

R.W.F. v. Police III (Prince Ed-"] ward Roatl, 4 p.m.)

HONGKONG C.C.

v. ARMY

-The following-will-represent--the Army in their First Division League match against the Hongkong C.C. on Saturday on the latter's ground at 2 p.m.:

Capt. L. J. Walch, Col. Lightfoot, Capt. Ryland, Licut, Clegg-1, Licut. Garthwalte, Lieut. Prichord. Lieut. Barron, Lieut. Murphy, Q. M. S. Warr, Cpl. Jackson and Bombar- dier Baker.

Umpire: Pie. Hevan; Scorer: Cpl. Gregson.

HOMESIDE RUGBY

London, Nov. 10. Middlesex to-day beat Hampshire in a rugby match at Richmond by 15 points to eight-Reuter.

Stockton, Nov, 18. Joc Mendiola of Manila. to-day scored his Afth straight win when he kayoed "Tomboy" Romero of Sacro- mento in the first round of a sche- duled ten round sight.—United Press.

Sunday Kowloon F.C. v. R.A.O.C. (Kow- loon F.C. ground, 2.15 p.m.)

RAM.C. v. Royal Navy (Sookuni- poo, 4 p.m.)

Second Division (League) Saturday Kowloon Chinese v. South Chino (Club ground, 2.20 p.m.).

Our Daily Golf Hint

Unless a club is gripped properly, the fincat awing in the world will be of little valuo; while, on the other hand, the proper grip and a poor swing will produce a antisfactory shot.

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"The Pilgrim" On Local Hockey

BUMPY GROUND

HANDICAP

(Continued from Page 8.)

bright attack, but Miss F. Best was the leading luminary, her efforts on the right wing being very im- presstve.

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The Recreio were clearly at a loss on the uneven grusa surface after

to becoming accustomed

sand pitch, and most of the players were unsettled by this. However Miss O. Botelho and Miss C. Osmund put up a stout defence and were bravely assisted by Mrs. L. Silva and Miss P. Xavier in the half back line. Miss C. Sliva and Miss M. Roza were the pick of an intelligent at- tack.

Argonautas Want To Improve Team

FOR THE INTER- SECTION

TOURNAMENT

Nembers of the Argonauta huckey team are anxious to know whether It is within their rights in strengthen their present team which is to re- present the Civilians ngainst the Army and Navy in the Inter-Section tournament.

They possess two or three very good players who have played for Rearvio in the Inter-Section compe-

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MAMAK HANDBOOK

READY FOR DISTRIBUTION ON MONDAY NEXT

Five hundred coples of the Ma- mak Handbook will be ready for distribution to club secretaries next Monday. November 23.

Suficient copies will be sup- plied so that each playing ǹnem- ber of all competing teams can possess one, and players should- make It a rule to obtain a copy.

the

tition, but who are also members of the Argonauta Club, and question is whether these are now cligible to play for the Argonautas in this tournament.

Since the Civillan half of the tournament is over I can't see that it would matter if these Portuguese players were included in the Argon- auta eleven.

1 would certainly hesitate before offering a dogmatic opinion on the question, but I think it worth the while of Argonnutas to bring it be fore the Hongkong Hockey Assaela- tion for consideration.

NEUSEL BEATS

FOORD IN A NON-TITLE BOUT

· London, Nov. 18. Before a crowd of 14,000, which Included the Duko of Gloucester, Walter Neusel of Germany to-night oul-pointed Ben Foord, the British and Empire heavyweight champion in a n-title bout-Reuter.

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