1937-04-14 — Page 9

THE

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH,

WEDNESDAY,

APRIL

14, 1937.

English Rugby Club Records

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LOCAL RUGBY

SERVICES SHOW

THEIR MIGHT

Singapore Army. Again]|

Lose

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further heavy defeat when they mel

70 the Combined Service Rugby XV of

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104 217 points to mil.

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240 140

483 100

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Trojans

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was the brilliant play of the home team which chowed up their de-

14 Aciencles, It is only fair to any that 200 Hongkong fielded an extraordinarily

10 RT 207

15 $6120 ble side, while Singapore had only

1 204 250 the Royal Engineers and Royal Ar- llery from which to pick their men.

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The acquisition of Lieut. Harvey. 1/Sergt. Asquith, S.B.A. Jones and

252 others from the Royal Navy made a

19 216 ww capable local side even stronger than

270

14 256 277 it naturally was with Preece, Floyd

10J 208

190 and Lieut." Lincoln, well-known Ariny

14 EGE 270 pinyers.

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4 350 100 The visitors had too little reserve 104 262) to make alterations in the team that 174 played the Club; and weakness In

The 266 defences was again outstanding. 1201 fost three line of the Hongkong side 315 was one of the best seen in action this season, aided by Preece and zia Floyd in their accustomed positions of 187 14 serum and fly half respectively, and|

backed by a hardworking and tena- clous pack.

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12 271 341 Sandal (Yorks)

B220 265) Sunderland

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BRILLIANT RUNNING

The game was a succession of bri- linnt runs by the above-mentioned

324 players, and poor place kicking by 200 Capt. Gillespie,

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77

216 an asset in attack-and Sapper Bur- 102 Kess did more than their share of the 159 detence. Sappers Slf and Hicks

20

put in a lot of work, as did most of

10 the pack, though, early on, it was icc obvious that it was only a question 254 of the.margin of defeat.

240 183

D 189 132 At half time the score was 17-8. The full-time scores were 41 (four goals, seven tries) to nil. The scor- ers were: Asquith (4 tries), Preece (2 iries), Harvey (2 tries), Jones (1 iry), Lincoln (1 try), Floyd (1 try). were taken by Gillesple The kicks (5, converted 2), Jones (converted and one), Preece (converted one) Floyd (failed two).

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READY FOR THE AMERICA'S CUP RACE

IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS ARE EFFECTED BY OWNER

Gosport, England. Endeavour 11, the America's Cup challenger, is now in dry dock here where final prepara- tions are being made for her Atlantic, crossing in May. She will sail to Newport, RI., where further refittings will be made prior to her race against Ameri- ca's best in September.

picces, the lower half of which will serve as the main mast when she crosses the Atlantic. When the American waters are reached the top must will be fitted into the lower section and it will be kept as a spare

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All this aditional equipment will be removed when the boat reaches Newport and she will then be fitted

with her racing gear.

Several sets of sail are now being She was built last year for Thomas Sopwith, millionaire airplane manu-made in the old salt loft where sails Singapore Army XVS. Evans, facturer, and went through extensive were to for Nelson's flagship R.L. L. Crawford, RE, L. Tobin, trials at a number of regaitas around II.M.S. Victory, nearly 135 years ng R.E., Spr. Hollands, R.E., Spr. Bur

Salle for America's cup defenders the British const lust summer. As gess, RE; Li. Rundall, R.A., Gar. Jeffries, R.A.; L. Calvert, R.A., Spr, for Endeavour I, Chorles E. Nichol- have come from the same small town Hicks, R., Gnt. Barnaby, RA., Lt. Bon is the designer, but a number of since 1930. The sails are being made Mr. Sopwith's ideas of air currents from models which have been scien- Clarke, RE, Chr. Coventry, RA and streamline were embodied in her tifically tested in wind tunneis to find Gnr. Miller, RA, L/B. Cheshire, structure.

which combination of cuts Would R.A.. Spr. Sun, R.E.

give the maximum speed under vurl- Aside from preparing the boat for bus conditions. Combined Services XV. Fus.

a number of alterations

mainsail is made of 120 pieces Barry, R.WF.; Fus. Wilkins, R.WFthe race,

must be made to equip her for the of cloth which take four months to L. Harvey, HMS. Odin, L/5. As ocean voyage. As the Endeavour is prepare. The sections are set out quith. -H.M.S.-Dainly, -L/C-Jones, nusli-docked-without-bulwarks, she-to-air-in-an-oven-temperature-30 R.W.F.; Fus. Preece, R.W.F. Fus. must be fitted with stanchions carry- that they will be well seasoned to Floyd, R.WF. L. Lincoln, R.U.R., Ing steel-wire life-lines as a hand the same climate conditions, SBA. Jones, HMS. Adventure, L/C ralt during her trip. On deck, stout which they are sewn together by Bobb, R.W.F., Lt. Collari, H.M.S. tenke batches have been built to cover hand. Proteus. Capt. Gillespie, R.E., Lt. the yacht's original structures and Hawkins, H.M.5, Oswald, L/C, Har protect them against the violence of rison, RE, L. Casement, H.M.S.Atlantic storms. Capetown.

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It is expected that the painting, polishing and other preparations will be completed by April 15 when she will be re-launched. The over all length of Endeavour II is 132 feet, her length at the waterline 87 feet and her extreme beam about

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