1936-11-27 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1936.

ENGLAND UNDERRATED THE

TEST

And Thereby Lost The Rubber

HARSH CRITICISM OF SELECTIONS AND CAPTAINCY

(By R. Abbit)

The Australions visited England ined the skill of Oldfield, who stands

second only to Blackham,

the

AUSTRALIAN

TEAM IN 1909

Our Daily Golf Hint

There should be no very great effort, as overstrain causes inaccuracy. The golf swing should be a powerful yet easy and graceful rhythm of precise motion.

Seymour Dunn.

MACAO RACE MEETING

(Continued from Page 8.)

that

pony. Jungle Jim, Monoplane and well Soldier of Pence have been

that handleapped, bot I am told the trip might affect his form. Bistre is a "bad sailor and of course

the summer of 1900, which was a

The match at Lords moved Wisden "Never," exceedingly wet one, and a study of Wisden shown that, although the in- to very strong lunginge. terest taken in the Test Matches was raid Mr. Tardon, "in the bistory o as keen as ever, the visitors when Test cricket in Englund hus

mes a county side did not been a blunder as in the selection of playing against a

When the numes prove to be the great attraction theyrn English eleven.

It was sald, of the players were announced every had been in the

past.

was astonished to learni and probably correctly, that they de one voted the majority of their ruden- desang and Walter Broneley had been vours to producing their best le left out, and King and Jayes put in." fit and well in the Tests and did not Fry, it seems, was unable to play and take the games before them so sort although the doctors said he was not fit. Hayscard was put in, lame though ously.

was drapped us Abodes that wan

George Gonn and Anally the side wend into the field without a single

Mistakes were fust bowler tel

that other games and the repression left upon my mind

Mi. Pardon I trimm

the vast

In-

It la undoubtedly owing to a very bid patch the Aus- tralian team was completely 170, 1811 derrated. On May 19th Surrey beat them by five runs hey were me less very lucky to do it, as n three of the Surrey batsmen in their

their wickets without removing the afterwards at buils.

ree Immediately Lord's the Australians lost by three wickets to n very strong M.CC.

ow team. A

A match with Oxford follows ed which was ruined by the ram and immediately afterwards they had to meet Englund in the first Test at Edgbaston. The weather

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THE SOUTH CHINA HANDICAP

17th of September Or Gold Coin

We shall certainly see a good

ENTRIES FOR TWELFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING

FANLING CHRISTMAS MEET PROGRAMME

Entries for the Twelfth Extra Meet- ing of the Hongkong Jockey Club on December 5 nre ns follow:

AMERICAN

FOOTBALL RESULTS

New York, Nov. 20. The following are the latest results

--The "Ewo" Handicap(Uri- official). Το bc entered and ridden by Members of the Staff of Messrn. Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd., and The Jardine Engineering Corpora- tion, Lid. A Cup will be presented to the Winning Jockey, one mile Entries to be published at a later date 2.--Coogee Handicap,-For Austra lian Subscription Poules, "A" Class, ive furlongs. Australien Bay. Bag Tor, Bobnlak Star, Derby Day, Hon the lending American football

Vixen

32 Brown 3. or B.--Crieff Hundiran First Or

Section, day Eve, Just That, Second

Class, seven furlongs-Amberley, Richmond

ligh Boolat Day, Flybynight,

angle Jim, King*

Bounty, Kng's Jubilee, King's Sceptre, Laugh- Duke og Girl, Mayflower, Monoplane, New ot Star Pontiac Bay, Ribble, Royal Plushugh Highness, Silversmith, Soldier China, Soldier of Peace, The Tiger, St. Mary's Tennessee Tyne. Valorous, Ythan.

For China

TOL

Ponies.

14 Cornell Pennsylvania

State Carnegie

leagues. Colgate North Carolina

0

Virginia 50

14

New York U.

2

William and

Mary Fordham

0

&

G

13 N. Carolina

朴

31

Tech.

14

34 College Pacific #

7 Kentucky

6

felt

! 4-St. Andrew's Stakes,--A Hand!- George

ntal a balf Cap for China Ponies, une

View, Dawn

Washington

10

Washington

Star,

State

0

7

U.C.L.A.

13

North Dakota 6

Utah Aggies

10

College Idaho o

13

0

7 Colorado U.

+

19

Washington

Lee

8

20

Montana

Mines -United Prens

7

Sadko. Cddington

in low scoring inatch but they a Mekaren won at the hotteen of the in the South China Handles over miles KID's Justice, King's | U.S.C.

In that milles, for the winner is to receive farvest

sise, and the third pony gets $100 a distance race und for Na captain, I don't tank, however, The event Second innings played the ball ut to a film, not only as a spieselor 1st / $500, while the second prize is worth and Pontine Bay, tibble, Rose-Montana

fairly attribute that one can Australian victory entirely to blund- this crason I have eine to the con-

clusion that Gold Coin or 17th ers of selection and explatney.

September is about the best pick the whole they were the better side.

the bunch. The next from my note- Apart from [far Text

teles book is Plain View or Diogenes but Subscription Pontes, "1" Class, vc Montana State Ransfordbok,

I am inclined to believe that Bardsley, Armstrong all lead averages of er forty while wet i scoring well over a thousand runs--ength of this event is not to

liking of Donovan and Roussen. Bardely stored 2,1801 Trumper

Racing Boy, who is well known to Nobl with averages of 3337 and 25.76 reall. is nicely in with only 148 15. but I cannot place much confidence pertively.

in Victoria Ball who lets one down for no earthly reason,

exereded the

ond thousand

and they were beaten by ten wickets, but even then the selection of the English cleven was open la criticism

By this time it seems

that the

Armstrong was their most success- Selection Committee in England had made up their minds that it was not bowler in that he alone managed

no to claim over a hundred wickets. going to be very difficult to beat the he had 120 for 16.28 aplecr. Laver Australian team, but they would have

who first played in England as 1800. reckoning. Let us a rule of

now headed the bowling with 70 wickets consider that team. Of the old hunds for 14.07. Then the wos A

A lot of done by stseful bowling they had M

Blacartney, V. T. Trumper. 3. E. GERRY

(71 for 17.48), O'Connor 105 Laver, A. Cotter and W. W. Arm-

S. Ransford, 1. A1804), Whitty (77 for 20.42). Flops

V.

A. Noble (captain)

strong white McAlister, C. G. Macartney, Hartigan, H.

The

the

to the

THE PEK KIANG HANDICAP

Handicap, Six tah Ribbon, Cassius, furlongs Blue

upscotch, Ocvan View, Shamrock, Denver U.

Maryland Stopwatch, The Hero.

6-Notham Handicap,--Australian furlongs,--Blendford, Centre Court.

Perfect Day. Double Finesse, Honey, Rucing Heart Ranger, Saucy Face, Snowy River, Violent Queen, Zodine. 7-Conric Handicap,-For China Ponies, "D" Class. To be ridden by Jockeys who have won ten races any

on mile where at any time, from the two

-Cavalcade, Post once round and in.

Donovan, Chocolate, Diogenes, Don, Emergency Call, Gold Coin, Laughnig Buddha, Merry Doer; Miracle, Night View, Pride of Tsingtao, Racing Sept., Seventeenth of Supt..

Can Shanghai 4 Win? Sylvandule. Victoria Hall, Wate-

Everybody will undoubtedly focu Akins (58) for 20.53) and Catter (64 for 11. J. 29.003.

latter played in all dive their eyes on Shanghal 4 when this H. Carter, A. J. Hopkins Tests though he was not howied on ittle sturdy China pony weighs out

also and J. A. O'Connor bad pinyed!

wicket ist Edgbaston, to do battle against the Valley stal- warts in the Pek Kinng Handicap Shanghal, 4 has not lost à raer since played in

in several gomes. The new-comers Whitty and O'Connor only pluged in to Test cricket were W. Bardsley- one test, while Hopkins (yet one more of the great left and W. J handers), W. Curkeek

10

12111

1 imagine quite on Sunday. The Macao han

row of my renders will recall thern.

|bridge, Young Chop.

FANLING PROGRAMME

Colorado

Africa

Who Opens England Batting?

(Continued from Page 8.)

staff, Ames Verity.

+

(1 1). Allen. ftobins,

A certain amount of "pairing" has to be done in trying to arrive at the Test players and non-players. Welt- ing before we have seen how mem- his arrival from Shanghai but I am THE CHRISTMAS MEETING OF

THE FANLING RACE CLUB bers f Use side strike form and Next week I will go into the Tests afraid that be will meet his Waterlou Whitty. All the old hundis seem to in more detai

new tense of life.

does not think much of his

The programme for the Christons become acclimatised. this is some of have received

for the antial Has

Fanling Hunt and my own "pairing":-- n pull of 19 1. Meeting of the Noble, handicapped perhaps by his

Against Old Star

If Delightful Blace Club, to be held at Kwanti on duties as captain was not so much to

Chance can reprodate his old form, December 26, appears below: previously, the fore as he had been

he should be well to the form at the 1.3.30 pm The Canberra Handi- finish. Shamrock will be ridden by cap. 11⁄2 miles. A Steeplechase for!

Winner--A piloted by Mr. Fung.

The two young left handers Ransford and Bardsley headed the batting in

(in be renfiumed,}

Fonics.

test matches, and after some go. AN EARLY BOAT KAUE. Mr. Black while Blue Ribbon will be Australia Cup: or $50; 2nd--$30;

come Trumper, Gregory, Armstrong.

Frank Laver hudl-

In bowling

3rd- $20. Entry $3.

Hardstaff or Fishlock: Kobins or Slms;

Verlty or Voce.

But all manner of things may arise or not arise-to topple over rea- sonable assumptions.

Noble and Wonderful turn. Difficulties-Over-Suitable WHAMPAO_KIANG-mile-Hurdiac for China somehow in the game-as-batsman,

to form as he took 14 wickets for

Macartney, whom one has come to think of as second with 16 for. a batsman, wi 16.12. Armstrong and Cutter had 14: and 17 wickets respectively, for just over twenty runs.

13.50 apiece in the Tests.

This then was the side which the English Selection

Committee

Tides Next March

(By C. Venables)

Tides, and an early Easter, look like: making the Boat Race a fortnight

PLATE

Merry Doer Must Be Winner

2. The Shing Mun Plate. 14 I should say that tobins, always Ponies. Winners of a Hurdle Race bowler. or Belder, and Hurdstaff, hase at Kwant) fast season with his beautiful free batting, ought or Steeplechase barred. Catchweight 160 lbs.

to be two of the big hits of the tour. Winner-A A Cup or $50; 2nd-$30: But you never know. 3rd-$20. Entry $3.

11

Handica 3. The

Jim Sims, may turn out to be one niles. A Steeplechase for China of our best bowlers-1 um not say- Ponies. Winner-A Cup or $50; 2nd ing this lightly: he spins the ball it-and $30; 3rd-$20. Entry $3.-

and gets some jump into 4. The December Country Cup. Fishlock may come out top of the Plate, for non,

all just ta. Over a country course of approxi-batting averages. It Macao Club over six furlongs and nuntly 3 miles finishing on the fore pends. Lorty Gear Corre. For Chinn Ponles. Weight

90 ezrlier than usual. The following is I cannot ser how Merry Doer can underrated. In the second Test at table of the tides at Putney on the fail to cross the wire first in the Lord's on the 10th of June they cung Saturdays of March and early April Whampoa Kiang back to form and won the second and times when the race would have winning sub-ponies of the

And from then until their last to start: Teat

defeat on September 5th, 10th and

11th at Scarborough they never fost

a match. Their record was played Marcia

39, won 13, Jost 4, drew 22, while March 13

in the Test Matches they played 5. March 20

won 2. last 1 and

Brew 2.

The number of Fun:

High water

8.20 a.m.

G

.. 8.10 ..

7.0.2.11.

3. 01.01.

1.30 p.m.

7. Da..

.. 2.50 p.m.

1.30 p.m. .. 0.40 p.m. 5.20 p.m.

March 27

are

165

A very great deal may hang upon 165 lbs. Winners of a Country Recr Inst season 10 lbs extra.

how Furnes and Copson bowl. Winner-A Cup or $50; 2nd--$30: Quick stuff is more likely to rallie tizs Astralian batsmen. In fact, 3rd---$20 Entry $3.

at Putney. Start of Ruce. fairly certain to fill the minor places. The meeting will terminate with Uwe unal half-a-mile sprint to be ridden by ladies and my vote in the

5. The Ladies Mile'. T rnilr. A the key to the Tests may quite easily order of finish is Boutra, Wisdom flat race for China Ponies that in the be in the hands of Farnes and Cop- Stag and The Goods.

hy

April ૐ The batting apart from the break-

opinion of the Committee are bona son. aston was uniformly |

It is obvious that March 6 and 20 down at Edgbaston was

On March 27 the

fide hunters at time of starting, i good and they were a magnificent are impracticable.

Winners of any Race since January 1, tide is thoroughly convenient, but this; Gelding side.

Two cases of Diphtheria, one case 1936. barred. To be ridden actually saved in the field was enor- date is also Easter Saturday, and it is mous while Noble was uncumy in contrary to usund custom to have the of Typhoid, and two cases of Puer-Ladies. Catchweight 140 lbs.

Winner--A Cup or $50; 2ud-$30;; the skill with which he placed his rare in Hair Week. April 2 is not peral Fever, were reported

bad as far as tides are concerned, but local Health authorities on Wednes- 3rd-$20. Entry $3. A Souvenir ield to block particular batsman" the race might be rowed in semi-day.

will be presented to, the winning pet strokes. The bowling, it may be darkness; also the training period.

rider. was not quite of so high a quality would be very extended.

Entrier cluse to the Scereturfes,

but it was

useful and someone

to the

This seems to leave March 13 as Mr. N. C. Macgregor is a passenger Messrs. Thomson & Company, York or another practically niways rose to the only possible day. If this is on the Naldera en roule to Singapore Buildings, on Monday, December 14, the occasion.

the Boal to meet Mr. M. C. Macgregor, the at noon. 11 was suid at the chosen, the Presidents of time that Corfer should rank as a clubs will have to start right at the Governing Director of Messrs. Cald-

Kelly beginning of the New Year if they beck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. They i wicket-keeper above J. J. though I have heard this questioned. want a full ten weeks' training for expect to arrive in Hongkong before I think however that he never reach- their crews.

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that reservations may be made for

For more than 20 years he had lea. Hved In Atlantic City, New Jersey, and was here, with his wife on # visit.

HONGKONG C.C. TEAM.

PLAYERS SELECTED TO MEET ARMY AT SOOKUNPOO

Mr. Zimmerman was well known in England where he raced with considerable

during success

the Jutter part of the 19th century. In 1692, when riding in England, he started in 100 races, Anished first in 76, second in 10 and third 5.

The same year he broke the 2,000 and the 3,000 metre records in Ger-

The following will represent the many.

Known affectionately to

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kunpeo nt 2 p.m. to-morrow: first as an amuleur and later as

A. W. Hayward (cupt.),_R. D. professionul. He won more than 1,400 races during his career and Gillespie, H. Owen Hughes, E. J. R. cycling distances from one-quarter Mitchell, T. E. Fearce, R. L. Holden, to 10 miles.

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