1937-11-13 — Page 29

MACAO RACE MEETING GOOD ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR SUNDAY'S EVENTS

(By "Captain Forsler")

Fairly good entries have been received for the November Race Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club to be held at Macao to-

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There is a big boat on the run, theluding School and ss. Kinshan leaving at 939 n.n., and some fun.

this should

this will undoubtedly be much ap- My selections are as follows: preciated by the race-goers.

It is learned on good nuthority that 7" a big crowd of Macau residents will be turning up at the Meeting and there should be some close finishes.

I funcy Coureur Bleu for the Yangtsze Plate over five furlongs, for he ran a good race at the last out- Ing. Hohenfels should be the next donger while Country Flower has my vote for the minor position.

Gold Clouse, who unseated Mr. P. P. Botelho at the lust meeting, is nicely weighted for Hwang Ho Handi- cnp over five furlongs, but I am afraid of Defensive War who is in fine fet-

tle. Hopefulleg should be in the, limelight.

The Pei Ho Handicap (first see- ilon) is a bard race in which to pick the winner, for both Laughing Girl and Gold Coin are bad sators and the trip across is enough to knock them out. Laughing Cavalier should respected and it will not surprise me to see this Jolly chap romping home first.

be

After his time performance in the Geo. Potts Memorial Cup run on September 12, Victory Life has to give serious thought to the ten pounds imposed by the weight adjuster in the Autumn Handicap, while on the other hand Shanghai 4 has been kind- ly treated. One gels Information re- lating to racing from all sorts of people and I am passing it along for whatever it is worth, Shanghai 4 15, In the pink of condition and 1, too,

believe that he should win

In the Pei Ho handkup (second section) the Valley runner King's

H. C. Pih. Cavalcade and Emergency

YANGTSZE PLATE

Coureur Bleu

ilohenteis

Country Flower

HWANG HO HANDICAP

Defensive Wor Gold Clause

Hopefuller

PEI HO HANDICAP (FIRST SECTION) Laughing Girl Gold Coin

Laughing Cavaller

AUTUMN HANDICAP

Shanchal 4

Victory Life

Shih Yin Grand

PEI HO HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION) King's Parade Cavalcade

Emergency Call

LADIES'

HOCKEY

LEAGUE

(Continued from Page 8.)

THE HONGKONG

Exhibition Tennis Programme

TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1937.

Arranged By C.R.C.

For War Relief

An interesting programme has been arranged by the Commlitee of the Chinese RC, for the exhibition tonnin matches to be played to-morrow at be Causeway Bay in aid of War Relief

Miss

Parade should have no difficulty in think the Hongkong defence, with annexing this event, provided of Miss Gray, Miss Hebling and course the nag will be ridden by very rupe, will prove just too strong for Call should be the other favourites. the Kowloon attack. The meeting will terminate with ais on the cards. sprint over five furlongs to be rid-

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A home victory

BRAWN CUP

St. Andrew's will play C.B.S. "A"

on the C.B.A. ground at 3 pm. The game will be worth watching. schoolgirls should win.

The

On the Murray Parade ground # 3 p.m. the Seaforti: Ladles, in their debut match in local league hockey, ought to account for the "y" ladies. Recreio Indies should secure full points at the expense of the C.B.S. on the C.B.S. ground at 3p.. VISIT TO MACAO

Funds.

Among those taking part are H. D. Rumjahn, présent grass-court cham- plon of the

Wat- Colony, sul. pul. S. A. Rumjahn (former cham- piens), Tsui Yun-pul, Paul Kong, W. C. Hung and other prominent players. The full programme arranged Is as follows

Law 13 Bars Touch Line Coaching

(By Tom Crew, ex-Cup Final Ref.)

Law 13 is soccer's omnibus law. It contains such a load of instructions and valuable information. I am led to refer to this particular Inw because I witnessed in a Third League match re- cently an incident which was certainly ultra vires. What surprised me more was that the linesman did not take steps to advise the referee of the occurrence.

BASKET GAMES

During a temporary lull in the game, the trainer of the home club stopped to within half a yard of the touch line and signalled to one of the backs to come to him. lle apparently gave some instructions to the home defender for transmission to another player. Now, in my opinion, this The North China team, who lost procedure was distinctly irregular, as by three points in their last en-trainers or club officials must not be 2. S. A. Rumjahn vs. Taul Wal-counter, will again play the long- allowed to conch players along the

1. Luk Ding-cheung and Wong | Shlu-wing vs. Chan Chil-keung and

Selo Blek,

pul.

3. H. D. or S. A. Rumjahn Paul Kang vs. Tsul Wai-put Willie Bung.

Two Basketball matches have been arranged for to-night at the Chinese YMCA, Bridges Street.

kung Combined team.

Since their

NOT HIS JOB

touch lines, neither may they inter- and last outing the North China players the referee or linesmen in the execut

fere, by criticism or otherwise, with and have been practising hard, and with of the duties

a few additional players in their team a keen and fast gume is anti- cipated.

In another game the in

Mui Fong Girls College will oppose a Combined Girls team.

The frat match will vs. start at 7 pm. sharp; and the entire proceeds of the evening wil be one-donated for relief of those who are

suffering in the war zone,

4. Paul Kong and Tsui Yun-pul vs. II. D. and S. A. Runjalin.

E. 3. A. or H. D., Rumjahn and Willie flung vs. Tsui Wal-pul and Tsui Yun-pul.

L S. A. or H. D. Rumjahn Taui Yun-mai.

Note:-Each item will be a set match,

'Varsity Rugby Outlook

By Special Correspondents

Full-back Doubt At OXFORD NEED TWO

Cambridge

NEW CENTRES

I know of one incident where trainer, incensed at a vicious foul on ene of his players, took the oppor- tunity while attending to the injured player, to reprimand the offender for his conduct. While one can under- stand the feelings, it is not the duty of a trainer or any other club officiul to interfere, as the responsibility les solely with the referee.

Naturally, the referee in this case repelmanded the trainer and advised him to be careful in addressing players other than those in his charge. Even club officials and trainers can be rC- ported to the League and the F.A.

An interesting case has come my way. In a junior match the other Saturday, the referre awarded д penalty for hands. The ball on the spot, and the referee blew his 'as put whistle for the kick to be taken. The player who was to take the kick went forward, plcked up the ball, and turned it round zo that the incing would not meet his fool. The re-

It has been sold that Cambridge The University Rugby senson at hardly deserved to win the Rugby Oxford promises to be successful if match last year after leaving out one or two vital problems are solved man like R. B. Bruce-Lockhart. It quickly. One is the discovery of two is not suggested that he should have centres with thrust and speed, and feree, on seeing this, again blew his been at fy linlf in preference to T. another is the need for a versatile whistle and gave a free kick for A. Kemp, but he might have been stand-off half, a position not entire-

**** (handling, included in the three-quarter line, ly satisfactory filled in recent years. 1 or, better all, at full-back.

J. A. Brett, that fine forward from

BALL NOT IN PLAY Durham, takes over the in that position gamble which did tish international, M. McG. Cooper, he had given the free kick. He said Cambridge played K. D. Downes from the New Zealander, and Scat-unusual, the referee was asked why

captaincy

As this decision appeared to be so

not "come oft--and the same mis-In building up his side he will not that he had whistled for the penalty lake is not likely to be made again. have any difficulty in filling the kick to be taken, and the kicker had Downes

should get in as a three-full-back position, as H. D. Frenkes, handled the bail instead of kicking quarter without much trouble.

of Rhodes University College, South it! Now that Kemp has gone J. D.Africa, is available. He appeared in As the ball was not in ploy at the handled the ball, there could be no question of an infringement, and the decision of the referee was wrong in ball to his liking. law. Surely a kicker can place the Some players feel uncomfortable if they have to take

This is a psycho-

Low (the new captain) will require first in English Rugby.

two English trials last season-hla time the would-be penalty-taker

FINE THREE-QUARTERS

ly at.

will be very surprising if he has to new partner ut half-back, and R

At three-quarter for the wings, it look any further than Bruce-Lock-is hoped that A. Obolensky and H.

R. hart, and they should make a ne to be proved that both are thorough

Percy will play, but it has yet combination. Low was one of the land last year, and Bruce-Lockhart to) and M. M. Walford (Rugby) are ing facing the foot. most improved footballern In Eng- Old Blues, W. N. Renwick (Loret- ja direct kick at the bill with Ure lac- was amongst the distinguished circle avaliable as centres, and when Obo- logical fact. honours in advance of a Blue, who have secured International lensky dropped out last season Hen- wick played on the wing. Both must expect strong opposition from the other candidates, among whom J. G. S. Forrest and J. A. Mac- are J. C. Stevens (Cranleigh), J. H. donuid are both fine three-quarters Portus (Adelaide University), W. H. The European Y.M.C.A. will be who were given trials by Scotland Beli (Monkton Combe), T. J. Cowan the first team to pay a visit to Mac and England, and if Downes finds his (St. Bee's), J. D. Lewis (New Zea- this Reason. The following will form, the Light Blues will only re-land), R. E. leave for the Portuguese colony

Luyt (Rondebosch, 0.30 a.m. to-morrow by the

quire a wing player to complete the S.A), D. A. Kinninmonth (Sed-

bergh), s.s. three-quarter inc.

and P. J. Wells (Ampic- Kinshan:

forth). Luyt, a new-comer from J. S. Moore, Old Leysians (in South Africa, and n son of a famous Benwell; L. Cox,

Wallace jured last season), J. K. Hinds, E.eld South African International, is (Capl.); H. G. Lange, A. Cox, J. Fox: | D. E. Reed, and B. H. D. Robinson described as "outstanding." H. Smith, G. Alling, W. H. Colledge, are amongst those who will be in 1. Kraus and A. F. Austen, Umpire:- the running R. Henderson.

V.

BADMINTON

NOTES BY "VERITAS"

(Continued from Page 8.)

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AT HALF-BACK

The full-back position looks like At half-back. P. Cooke (St. Ed- causing trouble again, and both H.ward's), who played for East Mid- S. Gillies, Loretto, and J. R. McCosh, lands in the county championship Uppinghom, will have to show Im-final, hra lost his partner, C. F. proved form to be considered good Geleve and may or may not be re- cnough. The chief hope Is that tained as the serum worker. He Cambridge will find a Freshman of ❘ was tried as centre after the inter- the right type.

"Varsity match and shaped very well. In that case the position of scrum- W. O. Chadwick, the hooker; W. half may Ile between R. T. Camp- B. Young, the Scottish international: bell (Berkhamstead) and M. Mc- T. R. Parry, a good Weishman; and Dowell (Glasgow Academy), both.

F. M. N. Heath, an English Trial players of great promise. cap, are the Old Blues, and it should

Badminton Fixtures Announced

The following is, the week's League badminton programme with times of | starting:-

Monday

"A" DIVISION

St. Andrew's v Recreio "B" (8.15) Recreio "A" V University "A" (6.00)

University "B" v Chinesa Y.M.C.A. (0.00)

Wednesday

"B" DIVISION

Kowloon Tong v St. Jolm's (3.00)

Friday

MIXED DOUBLES

not be dimeult to build a pack

For fly-half there will be the keen- relief of Chinese war vletims, it is Bateman Champain is ou'standing. kins (Marlborough), R. S. Llewellyn around them. The blg P. J. C.feat competition between A. F. Daw- not likely request for further old B. D. Carris, Harrow and brother of (Sherborne), and I. S. Wates (Sut- to finance a sporting tour would be the old Blue, in a powerful player, ton Vallence). warmly welcomed. This viewpoint and J. M. Hunter. Glasgow Aca- can be easily appreciated. In addi- demy, tion, of course, Hongkong has its bourne little problems. The question of And- last year. ing accommodation might still have been dieult January, and in any case it cannot be clalined that we like F. A. Way, P. R. Spencer. M. Blues, C. T. Bloxham, R. M. Mar-J. Laubscher (South Africa), R. G. have an ideal court on which to stage Dodds, J. H. Steeds, J. S. Martan, L. shall, antt the captain. Brett will P. an Interport. Perhaps the best idea H. P. Morrison, J. G. H. Edwards, again figure in the front row and Stubbings (South Africa).

Players of outstanding ability in and E. L. A. Folker, East-N. F. McGrath, G. D. Roos, G. A. played some good games Reid, M. MeG. Cooper, and H. M. Hughes have gone down and five Also in the list of Sentors are men for the pack to support the three newcomers will have to be found

sent to Singapore next season. Alter- may have. Improved

St. Andrew's v Recreio "A" (8.15) Recreto "B" y St. John's (6.00) Kowloon Tong v Talkoo (0.00) Free Lances v University (6.00)

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