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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY,

OCTOBER

23, 1937.

MANAGER OF AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM

Fino Record Of W. H. Jeanos

has been

TO-DAY'S RUGBY

Navy And Army Teams To

Meet Hongkong Club

Strengthened by the presence H.M.S. Eagle and the Dorsetshire In the Colony, the Navy afteen against the Hongkong Club at 4.30 p.m. to- day, presents a formidable front. Several changes have been made in the Club side, and a very interest- ing game should result.

Mr. W. II. Jeunes, secretary of the Board of Control and of the South Australian Cricket Association, who chosen as manager and treasurer of the. Australian earn to visit England next year, has been one of the outstanding cricket ad- ministrators in Australia for the past 10 years. The South Australian As- sociation made a good bargain when it appointed him its serretury in 1020, and he has done fine work.asspective teams are as follow: secretary of the Board for almost the same period.

The Chub "A" Bfteen are to meet "A" team at 3.15 both the Army

the Navy Bay, The games take place on ground, Causeway

re-

P. Whitham Club ist XV.-J. (Captain); D. 11. Stewart, M. W. MacGrath, W. E. Grleve and H. D.

Bonnar; I. G, Geer, K. A. Salter, K A. Watson; W. E. Peers, Nelson; J. C. Millar (Vice-Captain), J. Taylor and F. A. Redman, a lead-

It is bia early business training Bidwell; A, 11. R. Butcher and J. L. that has made Mr. Jeanes such a success 22 a cricket adrninistrator. His ability is a young man was in dicated by the fact that he became a departmental manager for ing wool dan. He held this position for some years, and then obtulaed of lown clerk of the position Glenel, the St. Kilda of Adelalde. He remained there for 10 years, and left to take over the secretaryship of the AC.A.

Royal Navy.A. B. Knapmara (Dorsetshire); Lt. Britton (Doract shire), L. S. Asquith (Dainty), A. B. Cranis (Engle) and Sub, Lt, Kyrke (Hegent); Lt. Harvey (Odin) (Cap- lain) Lt. Talbot (Otus); Log. Sto. Turner, (Eagle), A. B. Honans, (Engle), Sto. Davies, (Eagle); L. Maydon (Orpheus), LI. Northey (Diana), LA. Wood (Grampus), S. B. A. Stoker (Medway) and Sub. Lt. Anderson (Olympus).

Referee, Surg. Lt. Cmdr. Nichol-

His Ane work as secretary of that body is known to those on the in-, side of mars; to the general public there is more concrete evidence in changes brought tremendous 1010

the remodelling of about by the

Ilere his engineer-son. Adelaide oval.

of great ing knowledge has been

Club "A" XV:-J. Watts; Murray, value, and the linking up of the several lands into one magnificent M. G. Carruthers, R. Taverner and to his credit. 11, Van Leeuwen; 3. C. Lyle and R structure is largely Under its controt, too, the appoint-Henderson; R. G. L. Oliphant, J. S. ments have been improved out of Dunnett, T. II. Pratt: B. Hynes, A all knowledge, and here is nothing W. Holden, II. W. Heath, J. K. Biri

in any part of the and M. W. Scott. to equal them world. He has been supported in

by work

An 11ts reconstruction cathusiastic association, the men bers of-which are justly proud of their magnißrent ground.

in charge, the With Bi business side of the tour will be in excellent hands. In his position as Secretary of the Board and of the S.ACA. the trip will be of immense will bring him value to lum, for into personal contact with the au- thorlies In England with whom he He is is in contant communication.

Jeanes

a native of Nottingham, but came to Australia when only four years of age,

Originally there were seven car- didates for the position of manager, but three of them, Messrs. 5. Smith Rowe (W.A.) (N.S.W.), S. H. D. and K. O. E. Johnson (N.S.W.) willdrew. In the exhaustive bullot Mesara A. C. Randall (W.A.), T. Howard (N.S.W.) and R. Hartigan (C) were eliminated, leaving Mr. Jeanes as the choice for the position.

Sadler

Franchot Tone and Maureen O' Sullivan in "Between Two Women," coming to the King's Theatre 'to-morrow.

TURF

TRAINING TIMES

WEEK-END

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

(Continued from Paja 8.)

ค

be selected. 1 one that can particularly pleased to se Hussain Alven another chance at back. This youngster is a potential Interporter and needs only a little more experl- ence to be up to the highest glass in the Colony,

WEAKNESS IN TACKLES

At the moment la greatest weak- ness is a tendency to wall before tackling, but he will soon learn to in overcome this. Els hesitation

Shit-wing Inst week tackling Lal made this slippery Chinese Inside left much more dangerous than he should have been. Webeler's methods were more sound, and lussnin might well take this Seaforth back as his model.

Hau Ching-to, of Eastern, is the only Chinese in the Association team. On the strength of last week's per- formances, the selectors apparently prefer him to Bickford as an out- alide lett.

DIC

Talking of left-wingers reminds that this is easily the weakest department in most teams in the Colony. The matches i have seen this season confirm this view. South China is lucky in that both Cheung Moon-wing, of the "A" and Lee Shek-yau of the "B" are first-class men and are probably the two best men in this position.

SHORT DISTANCE GALLOPS AT HAPPY Skinner, Strange;

VALLEY YESTERDAY

Ponies at Ilappy Valley yesterday were confined to short distance trials Lancashire Chips ran well, covering die half mile in 55.1 secs. Centre Court, over same distance was one second slower.

Of the China patties, King's Coronation completed the half under one minute, while Havoc Eve galloped the distance in 1.01.3. The complete times were as follow:

Army "ASgt. GI (RA.O.C.); L/c. Ayrion (R.A.0.C.). Spr. Waite (RE), Capt. Malsey (R.A.M.C.) and L/Bdr. Lucas (5th A.A. Bde., RA.); Sgt. Pratt (Seaforth), Pte.

Sgt. Beyler Coronation Day Middlesex); Sgt. Hayter (RE.), Pte. Bistre Knowles (Seaforths), (Middlesex); Gnr. Ewen (5th A.A.Harvest View

de. RA.), Pte. Berry (Middlesex); Double Finesse

(Middlesex), Gnr. Tabby Cut L/Cpl. Burrel

Scenic View Norringhan (5th A.A. Bdc., R.A..

Discovery Bay Referee, Eng. Capt. Dibley.

OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS

During Mr. Jeanes's absence Mr. fast! Harold Heydon, secretary of the ice have the chief roles. New South Wales Association, will act as secretary of the Board of Con- trol.

LAWN BOWLS DINNER

ASSOCIATION. FUNCTION, AND

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION

The annual dinner and prize dis- tribution of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association will be held at the to- Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden

the After night at 8.30 for 9 p.m. dinner and prize distribution, a con- several cert will be held in which well-known local artists will assist.

His Excellency the

Oficer

the Government

Ad- hus

signified his intention of being pre-

ministering

sent. I is hoped

that all lawn

TEAMS SELECTED Club Cole; Nichols, Kemp; Hyne,|

Main, Fisher, Fowler, Wilson and Bickford.

St. Joseph's.-R. Marques; Bowen, J. Alves; N. Delgado, A. J. Hussain, W. Maher, T. Castilho, A. Ward, D. Leonard, J, Gomes and A. Alves

Kowloon. Rowlands; Souza,

O'Connor; Bliss, Ulrich; Evans, Coakley, Jorge, D. pox, V. White)

Tonnibal. and

Eaglern. Sammy Teang; Tsung

Kwok Chong-wan,

Ping

chung

Soong

Kwok

Cheong Kwok-chol. Yuen Shu, Lo Wal-kul; Cheng Su-hong:

Tack-kee, Lee

Sa China "A"-Wong Wing

Li Tin-sang;

Lau

Leung Wing-chiu, Lee

Lai

Tso Kai-shing. Ship-wing, Fung lung-cheung, Cheuk Shek-kam and Cheung Moon- wing.

TIC

Tau

Lee

South China "B"-Tam Kwan- hon; Chung Chi-ying, Lou Mau; Yau Wa-hing Lim Tak-po, Eam-hung; Ycùng Shui-vich, Chung-ang. Yeu Hon-woo, Shick-you and Tay Xwee-liang.

South China A.A-Wong Wing; Mak Sui-hon, L Tin-sung: Leung Wing-chiu, Lim Tok-po, Lau Hing

Yrung Shui-ylck,

Lau Chung sang, Fung King-Cheung. Lui Shiu- wing

Dis

1st

2nd

last

tance

'Qr.

Qr.

30.4

| Ling-sing.

24.1

Ying-kee and Hau

32.4

1.03.1

30.2

32.4

1.02.4

30.2

57.3

27.1

Lancashire Chips

27.4

55.1

27.2

Hing-chol

Mak Siu-hon,

Kalinka

1.03.3

28.3

Kwok-wal;

Laughing Buddha

*20.4

29.4

Wild Life

1.04

Plain View

Expansion Time

1.02

Havoc Eve

1.01.3

30.4

Tiny Star

1.03.2

31.2

Racing Boy

30.2

Laughing Cavaller

33.1

1.04.3

31.2

Roolily

31.2

1.00.1

28.4

Boronia Belle

Boolut Bay

31.3

1.01.4

30.1

King's Lead

31.2

1,00,2

King's Coronation Good Morning

30.4

39'

20.1

31.4

1.02.1

30.2

35.2

1,07.1..

31.4

32.1

20.4

50.1

27.2

34.3

1.00.4

32.1

28.4

33.4

1.00.1

32.2

33.4

1.08.1

32.2

31.2

27.4

33.3

1.03.4

30.1

33.1

1.00.3

27.2

38.1

1.07.4

29.3

20.4

1.08.1 32.1

1.08.1

32.1

977

-1,05,1--

28.2

20.4

29.4

1.02.4

34.4

1.00.4

34.4 34.1

1.05,4

1.08.2

34.1

"Married Before Breakfast" (King's Theatre, to-day)-Hilarious adven- tures of two young people who met and became married before break- Gladiator

Hebert Young and Florence National Faith Centre Court' and Happy Venture (Queen's Affair

re- Declasse Alhambra Theatres, to-day),-Robert Gold Coin Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck, ported to be real-life sweethearts, Rudlum The Ranger are together in this production.

dramatic Rob Roy picture works up

renders Brutus

Yum Sing valuate support.

There Gues My Girl" (Oriental Valorous Theatre, to-day) Gene Raymond Lancashire Tich and Ann Sothern make a success of the picture.

climax. Victor McLaglen

"Duck Soup" (Star Theatre, to- day) The Marx Brothers again.

"Sing Me A Love Song" (Majestic Theatre, fo-day)Fun and melody by an impressive cast of featured players.

EXCHANGE

RATES

Oct. zi.

146.7/3

bowlers in the Colony will make it Parls.

n point to attend.

The following are the prize win-

rera:

Geneva

Berlin.. Athen. Milen...

League championships-First divi- Copenhagen. ston, Club de Recrelo; Second division, Stockholm. Indian R.C.; Third division, Civil Oslo......

Helsingfors. Service C.C.

Shanghai.

.21.50.

12.33

5.17

New Star. Sylvandale Zero

Centre Forward Emergency Call Gold Sovereign

Philanderer Beat That

Tempest

King's Bounty

Oct. 22. THE IRISH SWEEP

146.0/32

12.33

21.50% Cesarewitch Draw Has

Big. Support

547%

141

and Loo

Hongkong Eck-younds (Kow-

loon); Webster (Seniorths) and A. J. Evans (Kow- Hussain (St. Joseph's);

1000) (Capt.), 29.4

(Seaforths)

and O'Connor' (Kowlton), Coakley (Ordnance), Duffield (Kowloon).

(Middle- Pearson Middlesex), Saw

sex) and Hau Ching-to (Eastern).

Reserves: E. Strange (Club), D. Blekford (Club), Sung Ling-sing (Eastern). D. Leonard (St. Joseph's) and Lee Tak-kee (Eastern).

SPRINGBOKS NO. 1

RUGBY NATION

Great N.Z. Record

The South African Rugby Union footballers concluded their Austra the benefit of mankind that they ladan tour with a record that justi- gambled and then only three times fed their claim to the title "World's yearly. It was commonsene to saveNo, 1 Rugby Nation,"

not take it Afler winning ten and losing one money, but one could away with one after death and no game in Australia they embarked on one could cavil at spending so little what was expected to be by far the itiner- on such a good purpose. The Sweep-more dificult half of their

Injuries stake look worries away for a short ry, but despite numerous while. Everyone loved an unexpected and strenuous travelling In

overwhelmed Milons of subscribers Zealand they

Now

the

22.40

Dublin, Oct. 22. 19.39

10.00 The 22nd Irish Hospitals' Sweep-windinil 226% stake opened to-day at Mansion and the grand staff of the Sweep strongest provincial sides and con- П colourful organization worked as a great family vincingly defeated New Zealand in 1/2 House, Dublin, amid

philatelic setting founded on stamps to help the sick and poor along life's of all nations on the theme of "Ilanda rough road.

.0414

22.40

19.301

19.00

220%

1/21

Singles championship. Winner, U. New York M. Omar; Runner-up, S. Kandle. Pairs championship-Winners,

.4.95

4.452

Amsterdam

.8.95

8.05%

A. Vienna..

20% 142 Nom. 110

264 142

110

1/3

1/0

4.054 .20%

4.85,

29.38

1/2

216

M. Omar and U. M. Omur; Runners- Prague, up, J. A. da Luz and R. F. da Luz. Madrid. Rinks championship Winners, J. Lisbon. R. Soares, J. W. Leonard, L. C. R. Hongkong. Souta and C. S. Rosselet; Runners- Bombay up, J. Welson, C. B. Hosking, R. G. Montreal Craig and A. lyde-Loy.

Across the Sen."

lake, but reiterated that the value

comed

the

the deciding test recently. Following is their New Zealand record:-

Won, 16; Lost, 1. Points: For, 411; The Lord Mayor of Dublin wel against, 100.

10-5: 4. Mr. J.

Auckland. the visitors and

Delented Nam. Lord Powerreaurt, opening the O'Sheehan, director of the draw Waikato, 8-3; d. Taranaki, 17-5; d. Manawafu, 39-3; d. Wellington, 29-0; 1/3 proceedings, said that he did not made the auditors' gures public.

want to repeat extoling the Sweep-

The total receipts were £2,695,155 lost to NZ. (1st Test), 7-13: d. £1,582,753. Marlborough-Netsen, 22-0; d. Canter- prize fund far outweighed the criticisms of and

wern worth £304, bury, 23-8; d. West Coast and Bullch, 1/2 killjoys and so-called guardians of Non-runners

Ten residual cash prizes were worth 31-6; d. South Canterbury, 43-6; 4. public morals.

N.Z. (2nd Test), 13-6; d. Southland, £8,275,

30-17; d. Otago, 47-7; d. Hawkes Bay, In less than seven years over 21-17; d. Faverly Bay, East Coast and £30,000,000 have been raised, over Bay of Plenty, 33-5; 4. N.Z. (3rd. £30,000,000 awarded in prizes, and Test), 17-6; d. North Auckland, 14.0. 191 New hospital after hospital arose. 10151

101% They sometimes were criticised on over £11,500,000 for the Hospitals,—— -British Wireless,

grounds of gambling, but it was for International Press Bureau.

Brussels International competition Win Yokohama. ners, England (S. A. Bright.

J. Montevideo.. Randle, A. W. Grimmitt and Holldge); Runners-up, India (A. R. Rio de Janeiro,.4

S. Belgrade..

Minu, D. M. Khon, A. M. Omür und Silver (Spot)....10 Silver (forward), 19 U. M. Omar).

Altkenhead Shield.Winners, Kow- War Loan....

loon.

210 392

The photographle exhibition on the! 44 other side of the road strikingly 19% illustrated

been what had

done.

RENAY

LADIES' HOCKEY

The following will represent St. Andrew's Ladies in a hockey match: against the Seaforth Ladies on the Queen's Murray Parade Ground, Road, on Monday, at 5 p.m. sharp

3. Hall; J. Broadbridge and E. Chang: J. Humphreys,, M. Vessodna and B. Greaves, V. Churn, E. Churn, Y. Ho, S. Rober's end-D. Drew.

Reserves: B. Stephenson, Mabel Churn and C. Sanh,

COING BALD?

Danderine

ENGLISH Tel. 28151.

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SPECIAL MORNING

PERFORMANCES

11.00 a.m. & 12.30 p.m. To-morrow. Only

The lines of a motor car may change with the years but if its maker is true to his craft he will hold over faithful to the Intrinsic character which first set his car apart from the crowd.

·So, under the suavo beauty of the CANADIAN BUICKS for. 1937 there still reigns the old tradition of ruggedness which BUICK dilvers of another generation know and respected, THE CANADIAN BUICKS are here and ready for demonstra- fion.

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