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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, JANUARY

7,

1937,

MAGNIFICENT SPORTS RECORDS OF

EAST LANCS. IN

HONGKONG

CARRIED OFF CHAMPIONSHIPS AND SUPPLIED SEVERAL INTERPORTERS

On Tuesday next the 2nd. Battalion East Lancashire Regiment, which has been stationed in Hongkong for the last three years, leaves for other clumes, taking with it a record of sports achieve ments second to none. Below will be found tabulated a resume of the many successes scored by the East Lancs. in the various fields of sport during their stay in the Colony..

1938: Inter-Unit

The 2nd Battalion East Lancashire and A. Coy." Regiment arrived in the colony from Shanghal in October 1933, and were Runners-up. in camp at Fanling until Jan 1934, Their record during their stay in Hongkong is as under:--

ATHLETICS

Championship. |

Licut J. P. Willlains-Army (Cap- taln) 1935 and 1930, Combined Ser vices 1934-35-36, England 1934-35-35, Hongkong v Shanghai German Club

1934-35, Area Championships, Run-1935, Hongkong v Macao (Captain) nern-Up.

1935-30. Area

Winners.

broken:--Discus.— Cpl.

112

fect 2

Championship.

1936.

Lieut

Is This The

Team Hongkong Will Play?

SHANGHAI TRIAL INTERPORT XI

"THE PILGRIM'S" HOCKEY NOTES

(Continued from Page 8.)

SNAPPY PLAY.IN LADIES' INTERPORT

Miss K, Glover The weather

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

WEEK-END GAMES

ANNOUNCED

THE OFFICIALS

The following Football Oxtures and offelals for the week-end have been announced by the Hongkong

Football Association:

SATURDAY

Some very interesting hockey! was seen on the Naval Ground at

First Division King's Park laat week-end when

South China "B" v. R.U.R., Caro- E. M. Dawson: England

the Colours defeated the Whites fine Hill, 4 p.m.; Referee, Reynolds; 1935-36, Hongkong v Shanghai Ger-

A team which looks suspiciously by five goals to three in the ladics Linesmen. Bromley and Perks. The following Area Records being (man Clit 1835, Hongkong v Macaoke the side which will do service |

Navy v. Club, Navy ground. 4 p.m. Interport Trial. McCarthy, 1938.

Notable absentees were Mrs. Stiva Refere Isley: Linesmen, Williams Shot. Lieut E Robinson:-Army. Inter- for Shanghai against Hongkong in the

and Higham. inches, 20811. fin.

forthcoming football Interpori has 37 fout. 72:2. port Trials.

Police v. R.W.F., Kowloon, 4 p.m.; Cpl. Greg on,

Udn. Cox: England; Internt been chosen to talce part in a trist (right-half) · and

(left-half). Colours. Hammer-Cpl. Kennedy, 118 feet.

nateh on Sunday next.

was cold and thus probably recount-Referee, Richards; Linesmen, Ridley

and Boyd. 211:7

800 yards. Teum Relay (4Trials, and Army,

Pte. Nolan: Interport Trials, re-

Stanley Gash is at centre-half andļed for the snuppy display given by

Recreio v. Kowloon, King's Park, İLK. men),

Relay (4men), land and Reserve

Macno has been named captain. The team, several ladies.

4 pan; Referee, MacCormac; Lines- 400 yards, 1036.

which will meet the Loyal Regiments Time 1 min. 12 1/5 sees.

Cpl. Kennedy: --Ireland, and Inter-färst eleven is as follows:

men, Silva and Steen. Relay (4 men), Time 42 seca.

1038 Colony Open 100 metres, Peport Trials.

Pte. Murphy; -- Ireland, Williams, Time 11 4/0 sees.

L/Cpl. Dunneton; Ireland. Sgt. Owen;-Wales.

Time

480 yards, min. 34 1/5 SENS

SWIMMING

1934-35:-Area

Half-mile

tenm

race, Wine Cross Harbour Race, ners, also 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, placings. Winners Runners-up.

Swimming plenship,

piny

Com

1

scen

The Whites attack, composed of Mrs. Harron, Miss M. 1ooker, Miss Bolusezon (A.S.F.), Mareal (A.S.F.). Bockler, Miss P. Gitlins and Miss D). Feng (Tung Hwa). Jack (8.F.C.). Bunt, found their feet right from the Gash (Police) (captain). Darky Chen start and for fully ten minutes kept BOXING

(Tung Iwa), Taylor (Loyals), Green- the Colours well on the defensive.

Raboostan

Miss (Rees).

(A.S.F.). P. Gittins and Miss Bockler 1034;-Area Open Team Chamberg

in many spectacular Winners.

NovicesSuca (Tung Hwa). J. Ward (A.S.F.). were Championship.

Arca

| Reserves—Whiteing (Lorals). Team Championship, Winners,

Bell moves but Miss Gray and Miss A. 1935;-Aren Open

Team Chu-|(A.S.F.), Chla (Tang Hwa). N. Lee Fowler ruse to the occasion and de- 1935-30;-Arra Half-mile.

Winners Area Novices (Tung Hwa).

Tended stautly, the latter indulging Team Race. Winners, also 2nd pionship.

in hard first time clearances, Area Team I'lung, Team Championship. Runders-up. and 3rd placings.

Aren Individuzi

Winners Open.

5 Weights Ing Championship, Winners,

Area, Novices, Winners & Weights. Harbour Race, Winners, Crus

1930:-Area Open Tean Cham- Swimming Championship. Winners.

(Indivi- plonship. Winners, Arc Noviers Calony Championships

L/Cpl. Team Clumpionship. Winners, Winner, Plunge. duals):

50 Yards Free Style, Win- London. ner, Cpl. McCarthy. Pte. Taylor, Boy Two seconds, and Two thirds.

Cpl. Fildes, Derbyshire, One third. One third.

WATER POLO 1935-30:-Area Water-Polo League,

Winners.

sion

FOOTBALL

RUGBY

England and Army, Licut C. A. Harrison. Wales and Army, Dru?» mer Evans. Army,

Licut P.R.M Wisden, Lieut H. M. Ervine-Autrews and Drummer North,

1933

201

GOLF

BILLIARDS TOURNEY Championship Entries Not her first goni.

Yet All Received

Miss.

P.

Second Division

East Lancs. v. I.E., Prince Edward Rond, 4 p.m.; Referee, Martin.

South China. v. RUR. Caroline II, 2.30 p.m.; Referee, Otway.

Navy, v. Club, Nnvy ground, 2,30 p.m.; Referee, Barbon.

Police "C". R.W.F., Chatham Road,' 2.10 p.m.; Referee, Westbury.

Kowloon v. RA. "S" Kowloon. 2.30 p.m. Referee, Scarles,

Third Division

R.A.F. 'v. St. Joseph's, Chatham Rond. 4 p.m.; Referee, Aldridge.

R.A.OC. v. Kwong Wah, Military, Happy

4 Valley,

p.m.; Referee, Cassens.

RAM.C. v. Liga, St. Joseph's, 4 p.m.; Referee, Farr.

SUNDAY

First Division

Chinese A.A. V. St. Joseph's, Caroline Hill,

p.m.; Referre, Grant; Linesmen, Clark and Mathewsen.

Kowloon "C" v. Eastern, Club, 4 p.m.; Referee, Randall; Linesmen, Gomes and Butterworth.

East Lanes, v. South China "A." Sookunpoo, 4 p.m.; Referee, Finch Linesmen, Ellis and Richardson..

The Colours took just as long to settle down and etean breakaway by Miss M. Smith at Inside-left saw Dirs. Donald take possession to score Five minutes later Gittins did likewise ta equalise for the Whites

Whites. The Colours, ten minutes towards the end of the Orst half. were enjoying the better of the exchanges and Mrs.. Although offlembly entries for the Donald found the net on two deca

Cham-stons. senior and Junior Billiards

Miss P. Gittins replied with 1934;—Inter-Services | plonships now being organised

by Inter-Unit Competition (Handleap), the Hongkong Amateur Billiards her second just before the interval. Positional changes were made for Association have closed, they have the second half. Miss Pope relyef 1934-35; H.K.F.A., League Divi-Runners-up.

not all been received by the Hon. Mrs. Kidgell at right-back for the ILK.F.A. Lengte SHOOTING RECORDS IN sion 3, Winners.

HONGKONG

Secretary, who, however, expects to Whites. Miss M. McCaw replaced Division 2 Runners-up. HKPA..

1935: Command Rifle Meeting have them all in a day or two.

Miss Pope at centre-half and Mrs. Junior Shield, Runners-up.

NITS Challenge Cup. Capt. 1935-3811.K.FA, League Divi- Inter-Unit.

Committee meeting will be held Read led the Whites attack whilst 3, Winners. H.K.F.A., League Thatcher, C. S. M. Elvin, Sg. Bazle Division 2, Runners-up. ILK.F.A... grove, L/Sgt. D. Jones, Cpl. Cheadle, on Monday, when the entries will be Miss Bockler was shifted to the Cpl. North, Pie. Welch, Si Ti-announced and the draw of the two right-wing, Mrs. Harrop falling out. From the restart the Colours 1 Junior Shield, Runners-up.

championships made.. interport

tack was again in the limelight and at Shanghai:--1/Cpl. [dell.

Team Trophy (2nd

Miss I. Woolley, Miss M. McCaw and Swain, L/Cpl. Year): -Major Dowling, R. S. a. Army: -L/Cpt.

Miss O. Peters did well to stop the L/Sg. D. Jones.

of Mrs. Donald, Miss Steele, L/Cpl. Smith, L/Cpl. Lawton. Slater,

E. N. Ponsford won the final of the on-sinughts C Ball, L/Cpl. Thorpe, L/Cpl. Edwards, Ples, Robinson, Rushton, European Y.M.C.A. billiards churn-Marsh and Miss M. Smith.

Parker, Whitehead.

The first named soon found the Individual Revolver:-Capt. That-lonship, which was played last night on the Y.M.C.A. tables, his

net from a centre by Miss Marsh, Mrs. Donald was in fine fettle and opponent being R. Goldman.

Ponsford took an early lead in the scored her fourth goal when she beat game, which was of 250 up, and as Miss Smalley who fumbled in iry-2.30 p.m.; Referee, Hance. the game progressed, went furthering to make a clearance. ahead. There was never any danger A few minutes later Miss O. Dalziel reached 250 when Goldman was only in a plee solo effort down the wing 118. Ponsford's best break was 38 sent in a beautiful centre which was but he made several over 20, taking missed by Mrs. Donald but Miss M. a little over an hour to complete the Smith received the ball well in the.

cirele to give the Colours their afth goal.

Swain.

Horner, Pte. Sandford and Pl, Rid-

Irugs.

CRICKET

1033-34-Inter-Unit

ship, Winners.

1934-35:-Inter-Unit

Revolver

cher.

ner.

Champion-

Chasnplan-

500

Cal.

Y.M.C.A. BILLARDS

being overtaken, and the

Young Soldiers Individual Chump. (Rapid Fire), Pte. Shaw. Young Soldiers Individual Champ -(Application 300 yus.) Pte. ship. Winners.

1935-36-Inter-Unit Champlon-Jones 15.

Champ.—(Application of him Individual Area Small Units ship, Winners.

Tindell. Competition, Winners, HQ Wing.

yds.):--Sgt. interport 1934: -Lieut J. P. Wil- 1936-Services and Disley Meet

ing, Revolver Team, No. 2 Team 2nd Combined Services:-Licut E. M. Place: Lt. Jones, R. S. M. Slater.

Edwards. L/Cpl. Whitehead, game. Cpl. Dawson, C.S.M. Elvin.

Army:Licut J., Williams, Day- Pies. Hempsted, Parker,

Individual Rapid Fire, 2nd Place: son, Murphy C.S.M. Elvin. Lieut PR.M. Wisden. L/Cpl. Whitehead, C. S. M. Elvin Johnson, Belts Cox. Coster, Bolting, Individual Snapshooting 1st Place: 55, Sharples. Ptes. Herbert, Baker, and Dickenson.-3rd Place:-C..S. M. Elvin, L/Sgi. !

HOCKEY

liams.

1934: Inter-Unit Championship.

D. Jones.

Final 20 H. E. The Governor's Cup: -C. 5. M. Elvin, Ptes, Smith, Wit- Jones Counted (L/SKL.

Second Division

Chinese A.A. V. RA. “L," Caroline Hill, 2.30 p.m.; Referee, Back.

Kowloon "C" v. Eastern, Club, 2.30 p.m.; fteferee, Huddleton.

Third Division -

Police "C" v. Recreio, Kowloon,

Kumaon Rifles v. R.A.SC., Chat- ham Road, 2.30 p.m.; Referee, Rees,

ILW.F. v. Police "E," Kowloon, 4 P.; Referee, Phillips,

East Lancs. V. R.E., Chatham Road, 4 p.m.; Refereo, Osborne. ----

The Whites in turn attacked and HONGKONG and Miss M. Booker on the

a pretty movement by Miss Bockler flank saw the latter score with a well placed shot. After a break- away the same player scored again

disallowed but the goal was

fur 'sticks," The game ended with the Open Sights. Grand Aggregate:- Colours strictly on the defensive

Final 20 5.1.a.-R. S. M. Slater, stanicy. C. 5. M. Elvin, L/Sgt. Jones. Pte. out). Semi-Finalists.

1935: Inter-Unit Championship, Smith 55. Semi-Finalists. Small Units Cham- Inter-Unit Cup: -C. S: M. Elvin. plonship, Semi-Finalists, Q Wing L/SAL. Jones, Pte. Winstanley,. Smith C. S. M. Elvin.

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YACHTING Sweepstake Races Won

By Isobel And Aeriel

"A" and "Y" classes and for Aeriel, salted by Miss B. Kirke, in the "IP" class

Yesterday's sweepstake races ar ranged by the Royal Hongkong Yacht Mrs. Stephens was the better of the Club resulted in wins for Isobel, sail- goalkeepers and showed bettered by Major B. E. C. Dixon, in the anticipation than Mrs. Rose, and Mrs. Lanson, together with Miss Pope in her new rule as right-back in part nership with Miss A, Fowler formed a formidable defence. Of the halves Miss 1. Woolley, J.

J. J. Wong and Lakeman did well though I am in clined to think the last named is not in the same street as Miss K. Glover. Miss J. Booker at right- half for the Colours gave a gallant display of spoiling work but feeding of her forwards. left much to be desired.

the

Among the forwards Miss 0 Dalziel; Miss M. Booker, Mrs. Donald, Miss P. Gillins, Miss M. Smith and Miss Bockler performed admirably.

I was most impressed with the display given by Miss M. Booker at Inside-right, where she Improved upon the bustling methods adopted by her opposite number Miss Marsh by her cool and collected play. Once in the circle this youthful player took every advantage of the chances offered her and made no mistake In finding the net.

According to the trials strikes endeavouring me the selectors are to fill the inside-right berth and I would like to make one sugges- tion, that Miss M. Smith perform in her usual position as inside-right and Miss P. Glitins at inside-left, If this is not done the last named fails to get her place in the attaci and the obvious person in my opinion nu the inside-right berth will bo Miss M Booker. It's worth on experiment.

to

An attack with Miss O. Dalziel. Miss M. Smith, Mrs. Donald, Miss P. Gittins and Miss M. Westcoll, or alternatively Miss O. Dalziel, M. Booker, Mrs. Donald, Miss M. Smith and Miss M. Westcott will be the best the Colony could ever feld.

COUNT THE

"TELEGRAPHS"

EVERYWHERE

The course, over a distance of 10.2 miles was as follows: Channel Rock (P), Rumsey Shoal (P), Channel Rock (5), N. Mark un linc (5), Channel Rock (5) Club line.

The results were: Yacht No. Finished Cortd. Posn.

Sailed By "A" & "Y" Classes Started 14.45 Lobo

A 2 16.43.20 16.43.20 2 (Mrs. E. R. Edwards),

Eve

A 5 16.45.00 16.45.09 (Capt. E. Bader). Isobel.... A 7 16.43.10 16.43.19 1

(Major B. E. C. Dixon). Kittiwake A12 1644.57 10.44.57 4

(Miss P. M., King).

Painted

Lady A14 10.47.44 16.47.44 7 (Lieut. S. J. Wheeler X.N.). Widgeon Y5 10.48.00 18.43.50 3

(Miss II. Crawhall-Wilson). Sirius ..... Y 7 10.56.10. 10.40.50 6

(Capt. J. D. Newman).

"I" Class Started 15.00 Diana ..H 1.10.45.31 18.45.31 3

(Miss M. Whitham), Rolla

H 3 10.47.49 10,47.40 4 (Col. E, St. G. Kirke). Acrlel... H 7 10.51.07 10.43.37 1

(Miss B. Kirko). Dorothes...H 9 16.80.21 16.44.31 3';

(Lt. Col. S. D. Reid).

LADIES' GOLF

Mrs. Newbigging Wins

Championship

Mrs. Nowbigging yesterday won the Third Ladies' Golf Championship at Bhek-O, over 27 holes, with a card of 130, followed by Mrs. T. E. Pearce and Mrs. C. Blaker, who tied for second place with 141, and Mrs. E. J. R. Milchell, who was third with 142.

The Bogey Pool resulted in a win

SURPRISE OMISSIONS IN COLONY TEAM.

(Continued from Page 8.)

in all the trials and are far superior to L. Wraith and Lt. Cdr. McCoy, 1, can't imagine how the selectors failed to plek these two after their brilliant showing last Sunday,

G. Fowler in company with Donald and Pyara Singh formed a danger- ous right-flank combination and It was this attack whieh penetrated the Probables defence four Umes, Spr. Brown at right-half for the Colours was head and shoulders ahead of McCoy and later at centre-half out- Fhone W. A. Reed his opposite num- ber, during the closing stages of the

game.

Of the fifteen chasen my choice for the Colony eleven would be. | U. B. Souza, A. E. P. Guest and E. L. Gasana, M. 11. Hassan, W. A. Reed and J. Gonsalves. Donald, Wraith, Pynea Singh, Thornhill

A practice game for the Colony place

and

Palaub.

eleven will take

on the Navy ground this afternoon at

4.45 p.m. fifteen B.K.S.R.A, and the against the players nominated are requested to make an appearance in White shirts, The probable Interport eleven will be decided upon after n few changes have been made during the game.

A CANTON PARADE

PROCESSION CELEBRATES CHANG'S RELEASE

Canton's postponed lantern parade, which was ordered not to be held Inst Thursday on account of political unrest, was carried out without in- cident on Tuesday night, Authori tles gave their permission for the parade, when the organisers petition- er that the paper paraphernalia would be spoilt If the procession was further delayed.

people Approximately 100,000 participated, including large bodies of the military, police, gendarmes, Government oficials, representatives of schools and pubile organizations.

from the The procession started Erst Parade Ground at about 7 p.m. and ended at Saikwayuen on Taiping Road North. It was most colourful and impressive. Participants carried In their hands varied shaped and hued lanterns depleting fishes, aern- planes, guns, etc. Two large painted) pictures of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and Marshal Chiang Kai-shek were at the head of the procession.

Forming part of the display were thirty-six tons and six dragons, military, police, municipal Govern- merit and public brass bands, persons dressed as ancient notables riding horseback and others masquerading as contemptible opuim addicts.

The masses greatly enjoyed the procession owing to the fact that it

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SUNDAY

·

QUEEN'S

was not only held to celebrate the New Year but also as a public de- monstration of support to Marshal Chiang Kai-shek.

After 9 pm, until near midnight reworks displays were given in the space before Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall and on the Hoichu

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Mrs. Blaker again tied for second and Mrs. Newbigging was third with place with a score of 14-18=123; 130-12124.

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