1937-04-20 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1937.

CHARITY FOOTBALL

Combined Hongkong Team Beaten In Canton

A charity football match in ald of the Canton Chinese Police ́Hospital was played on Sunday afternoon at the East Parade Ground at Canton between the. Canton Chinese Police und a combined team from the Hong- kong Football Club and the Kow- loon Football Club. After a hard struggle the Canton players won by four goals to one.

The Chinese team fielded the fol- lowing players, many of them well- known to local followers of the game; Nang Chi-lang: Tam Kang-pakt und Li Tin-sang; Chan Ming-kwel, Lau Hing-choy and Cheng Hot-chicong; Shek-kum, Lau Sung-ang, Chik

Fung King-cheong, Ip Pak-wa and Young Shiu-ylek.

The Hongkong visitors' team wos: G. Rodger (Club); S. Strange (Club) and G. HI (Club) A. S. Bliss (Kowloon), K. S. Forrow (Club) and E. Strange (Club); E. Fowler (Club), V. White (Kowloon). D. Knox (Kowloon), A. Wilson (Club), D. S. Blake (Kowloon) and B. Blekford (Club).

ENGLAND'S TEAM

CHOSEN TO MEET IRELAND IN INTERNATIONAL FINAL

at 4.15 p.m.:

have been

Start of a new lawn bowls season at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club on Saturday. This picture, taken by our staff photographer shows the match in progress between Kowloon Docks and the K.D.G.C.

RECORDS SHATTERED

BY STUDENT ATHLETES

WAH TAI COLLEGE MEETING

CRICKET TOO CORRECT

PURISTS TRIED TO ALTER --

BRADMAN'S PLAY

The Yorkshireman is always loyal Here's a native of Scarborough-

brothers as

YACHTING

YESTERDAY'S RACE

Yachts representing the "U.S." and "The Remainder" raced over 8.3 miles yesterday, starting at 2.45 p.m., withi

"U.6.” - Teani

Finished Posn. Pts. 16.42.10 0 2

OUT PACED BY RUMJAHN

Carpenter

Eve

Isobel

Gull

(Mrs. Edwards).

7 10.41.50 (Mrs. Richards).

2 10.37.34 (Mrs. D'Arcy-Evans).

10.37.52 (Mrs, Akroyd-Hunt).

10.42.15 Kitliwnke

(Mrs. L. Bader). Total: 20 Points.

4

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3 0

0

3

"The Remainder"

Sunday Chronicle from Hamilton. John Sykes, age 76-writing to the LEONGPING-CHUI the follownig result: New Zealand, on England's CX- periences in the cricket Tests and you "I quite agree, with saying: The following players

Good running was seen at Caroline that Oldfield might have been chosen selected to represent England in the Hill, yesterday when the Wah Talas captain of Australia.

"Scarborough has the record of

(Continued from Page 8.) international

Final Cup

against College held Its Afth annual athletic Ireland to be played at Caroline meeting. The runners were in good having supplled two Hill on Sunday, April 22, kick-form and five of the School's records wicket-keepers for Yorkshire--Joe

400 and Dave Hunter and they were served wildly in these early stages, were broken. Running the metres senior championship in 59.7 oil, but Oldfield is the daddy of one game yielding three double-faults

the the lot: a good bat, and knows all in recession, secs, Leung Fook-yee broke

The Chinese also adopted sensible school record of

of 60 2/3 secs. made by there is to know about bowlers and

batsmen. I have a notion that he tactics and, lobbed high and often. Leung Sat-sang In 1934.

of

stock Yorkshire

(my For some inexplicable reason they the second set for Chow-keung, putting the shot a

in forsook lobbing

which

what distance of 35tt. 10 ins. passed the Italica).

was precisely "Anyhow, he la a world's cham- driving 1

1 16.30.43

11 distance of 31ft. 3 ins made plon at his job."

Gosano and Remedios wanted. Bolli Lobo

(Miss P. King). Chan San-knu in 1935. Clocking

endowed with ability to players are

10.39.30 5 0 2

the 800 metres 23.5 secs.

BRADMAN'S CRITICS mins.

volley and they made the utmost of Artemis this

(Miss H. Crawhall-Wilson). championship as against open

10 16.42.20 The coaching having started mid the chances offered.

snowflakes-Mr. Sykes more customary once own time of 2 mins. 25% sees. last

(Mrs. L. Stanton).

16.38.20 4 7 year, Leung Fook-yee

(Miss M, Whitham), True Blue... 16.41.40 6 3

(Mrs. G. Adams). Tutal:-30 Points.

J. Rodger (Club); G. Webster (Seaforths),

Strange S.

(Club), Capt.: E. Strange (Club), A. S. Bliss (Kowloon), C. Parker (Pollee); F. A. Fawler (Club), W. A. Land (RE.), II. C. Elliott (Club), L. B. B. Talbot (R.WF.) and B. 1. Bicklord (Club).

Selected reserves will be notified later.

Players and reserves are request- ed to be present at the ground half nn hour prior to the commencement of the game.

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB.

The Fourth Extra Race Meeting will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 24th April, 1937, commencing at

2.00 p.m.

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

By Order,

C. I BROWN,

Secretary. .Hongkong, 10th April, 1937.

DANGER LURKS. PASSIONS MENACE

BUT LOVE FLAMES WITH

A FIERCER FURY!

WARNER

BAXTER

·and

JUNE LANG

Nont

comes

Ng also elected to follow up his Joss

and consequently weak

Fervice

took the honours for another record, hits this six:

for Lo Hon-sum broke the record "I know a good youngster out here found the ball driven back fiercely to the high Jump when he cleared 5 whose style was so severely criticis-his feet from which position he was

grew unable to make a good return. f. 3 ins. The previous record of ed by the concl

bom

thot

Cicada

1

"The Remainder" won by four

The winners played notably well after the first five games. Gosano drove splendidly from half court and

volleys. Remedios produced some of his finest points.

Hon was the more reliable of the

this event was made by So Kan-chin disheartened and gave "Parem

Cricketers who jumped & ft. 2ins. In 1935. The altogether.

by such, and it is sheer foolishness to Afth record was

was again made by Leung Fook-yee when he ran the try to change their natural style to

drastically.

TAI-YAT CUP RACE 1,500 metres open champlonship in

"I saw this coach play at Sent- 5 mins. 24.0 secs. The School's re-borough Festival in

a quite un-two losers, Ng being inclined to take

The Sailing Committee have de- cord was 5 mins. 2715 secs. made in

important match, and it was sheer chances which only infrequently were cided that the following yachts may

n fine 1933 by Wong Chow-mo.

Although he broke three records weariness to watch film-five balis successful. But it was rather Leung Fook-yee did not win the out of six, if on the off side, he sight to see

never attempted to play. That's not nf Bonours senior championship. which went to Ip Kam-hung. The Jualor championship was won by Ip

Man-hon.

Mr. Le Wing-kit, Director of the Tung Wah Hospital, distributed the prizes at the conclusion of the meet.

THE RESULTS

The remite were:

100 Metres Nehler Championship—1, 1

YECH.

Kambing: 4. Leung Fooksyre. The 11 Mand Meters Junior Champster 100 Metres Small Say-1, Pun Kwok n: 2. Cha tun-iak. Time: 14.5 s

no Metres Senior Championship-1. Leung Fiwk-yee; 2, Yam Slog.ee. Time: 69.7 neck.

Repuril1.

1

cricket.

แ

Three cheers for that bit of truth. Modern cricket is all "correctness"

and no champagno.

"There is too much stress laid upan 'correct cricket to-day. Even Bradman was criticised severely as being unorthodox."

was

these veterans of the compete for the Tai-Yat Cup:

A2, A4, AO, A7, AB, A11; Y1, Y3, court holding their own against such Y4, Y5, Yo; 112, HS, H7, HU, G1, G3

and Git. a good pair of youngsters, and if they do not again participate in the Colony championships, Ng and Hon can look back on their 1037 performances with pleasure and satisfaction.

on

The race will start from the Club Saturday, House at 2.15 p.m. April 24.

SCANDINAVIAN CUP MATCH

AN EASY WIN Wong Fuk-nam and Lui Kwai-fun

In the match versus the Scandina- won an uninspiring match very easily,vians, the following have been chosen

and M. C. beating W. N. Cheung

to represent Britain:

No. 1 (G. G. Wood, C. D. A. Ross, Hung in straight sets 0-4, 6-0.

The winners were stronger in every A. N.

H. Gandy); department and successfully forced Capt. D. M. Eley); No. 2 (H. S. Rouse, start. (Majar Dixon, K. M. A. Barnett, D. the exchanges from Cheung and Hung made some sort of W. Wagstaff); No. 4 (C. C. Blake,. showing in the first set, but after los- Capt. Baird, Major D. B. Edwards). Ing it, went to pieces and were driven and volleyed off the court.

HORNBY'S SWEATER "Sixty-three years ago I an errand boy at Scarborough in

high-grade mercer's. Hornby, of Lancashire, came in one morning during the Festival and bought a sweater, which had to be altered slightly.

the

"The parcel had to be on ground by 11 o'clock and John had 400 Meires Junior Championship,-1, Man-bon: 2. Au Che-lap. Time! 1 min to take it, with instructions that

Long Jump Senior Championship must deliverit into the hands of Kam-hung 2, Chan Wing-fat. Distance Mr. Hornby himself.

"For some time the chap at the 18. 9 L

Puting the Shot-1, Wene Chow-hrung: gate refused to let me through, but 2. Honaur. Distance: 35 ft 10 in. got in eventually, delivered the (Record),

400 Meties Open Championship-1. Les parcel to A. N. himself, and stayed Fook-yee; 2, Chin Wing-ut. Time: 2 min.all day watching the match: Didn't

100 Metres Open to Bourders-1, La Hun. get the sack, either.

8. Mees,

sun 2, Wing Ying-kau. Time. 11.7 sees.

"Since that day I have seen hun- 2,000 Metres Itleyele Race), Ho Yuk dreds of first-class matches.

TRAFALGAR SQUARE ming: 2,-Leung Kwok-keun. Time, & min. 37 cm.

"Many a time I have watched C. 1. What a thrill for the Thornton bat. crowd!

100 Metres Senior Championship-1. Ip Kam-hung: 2, Leung Fook-yer. Time: 268

cca.

200 Metres Junior Championship-1, 1p

Ilgh Jump Senior Championship-1. It

the

Full scores of yesterday's matches were:

Open Singles II D. Ruminhn beat Leong Ping-chiu 6-2, 6-1.

Open Doubles-A. V. Gosano and

A. V. Remedios beat Ng Sze-kwong and Hon Luen-fung 6-4, 6-1; Wong Fuk-nom and Lat Kwat-fun beat W. N. Cheung and M. C. Hung 6-4, 6-0, Club Singles.-G. W. Sewell beat V. R. Gordon 6-0, 6-4; G. E. R. Divett beat H. Owen Hughes 6-3, 6-1; M. Pagh beat W. Wooding 0-1, 0-0 (Wooding retired after the second set).

C. T. Davies,

The morning race will start at 11 a.m-will anyone unable to sail please notify the sailing secretary?

RACING AT HOME

Metropolitan Handicap To Be Run To-day

The Great Metropolitan Handicap,

a plate of 1,100 sovereigns for three-

"I saw him hit the ball into Mixed Doubles.--G.“ Poiglase and Man-hom; 2. p Ki-hong. Time: 27.6. Trafalgar-square

at Scarborough Mrs. Wood beat J. F. L. Smalley and year-olds and upwards, will be run Ilan-sun: 2. Ip Kam-hung. leight. & it, and you know the joke about some-Miss Smalley 0-3, 6-8 and 8-2. Ina. Record).

one felling his wife and her reply:

"Were they playing at Lord's or (the Oval?"

1.500 Metres Open Championship-1. Lounge Fook-yee: . Chan Wing-fat mo mine. 246 seen, (Record).

100 Metre Committee Racoryl, Shan Wal hu 2, Wang Ying-kan. Time: 12.9 weer,

ut the 100 Metree Open to Members 8.C.A.A., Leung Yuen-huna: 2, Woo Pok yao. Time: 11.9 sec.

110 Metres Low Hurdles Open Chainplans hip. ID Kam-bung: 2, on Sal-w Time: 16.0 Teen,

Obatacia ace-1. Hon Swo

100 Metres Old Boys Race-1, Yue-on 2, Chan Wan-kwang. 1. ee.

Cheung

12.9

1,200 Metres Relay Open tɔ schunts of Hin

Kila Colony,-1, La Salle College: 2. Endourle Indian School. Time mine. 63.7 kers.

Inter-Class Reisy.-1. Clam 2: 2. Clasa

Time soca.

Lal Koehrung.

Consolation laced. Chow Kwing-chiut 800 Metres Open to the Calony.1. L/C McCutchion: 2 L/C Chiver. Time: 2 min,

13 seca,

Senior Champtonship-1p Kan-hong, Junior Championship.-Ip Man-hos

CRICKET GIRLS BANNED

BOAT DECK WALKS AFTER DARK

NEW RICKSHA POPULAR

MORE ARRIVE IN MACAO

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Macso, Apr. 19. The new rlckslin, with pneumatic Kent-On Australia's team of women Testtyres, aluminium mud-guards and Solar Star .cricketers, now on their way to Eng-twin torches, has already won great Sande o' Dre

land in the 14,164-ton liner Jervis popularity in Macao. It has been in Outler

Greynam Bay may not appear on the boat deck operation here for two months.

Lucky Patch A further consignment arrived ipinakot after sunsel; they must get all the

There Owers fresh air they require through the trom Singapore last Saturday. portholes even in the tropies. Other can be no doubt that this comfortable Caron-Curana restrictions of the tour: No auto- vehicle will soon find general adop-Madeira Knight graph-selling, gramophone recording, tlon, superseding the old model as u theatre or music-hall appearances or pubile conveyance. Our Own Cor- Third Hamed respondent.

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Two Jockeys were injured. Ove horses were put out of the main race, the Steward's Handicap, on the Kenilworth course, Capetown, yesterday, in a remarkable crash in which they were involved.

Ruhr, leading, stumbled at the first bend, fell. Cameo II., favourite at 7-4, All Clear, Eryngo and Ponell, following close behind, crashed on top of the fallen Ruhr.

Ruhr's Jockey, Heyman, thrown clear when his horeo fell, was kicked in the face by another.

Leo Fernandez, a leading South African jockey, riding Ponell, tell under his horse and broke a collar- bone.

Ruhr had leg crushed by one of the other horses, and had to be des- troyed,

Photograph, taken from an unusual angle, showing the Hongkang Football League second division team which lost to Macao on Sunday. Gonsalves, the captain, is holding the ball, (Photo by Catela).

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