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SOCIETIES GOLF MATCH Ben Foord
ST. ANDREW'S BEAT ST. GEORGE'S BY OVERWHELMING MARGIN
St. Andrew's Society gained an overwhelming win over St. George's Society in the annual Inter-Society golf match which was played at Fanling on Sunday. The Scots won by 30% points. St. Andrew's gained a five points lead on the Singles matches which were played in the morning, three of which were fortelted by St. George's players who failed to appear. In the. seventeen fourballs which were played in the afternoon, the Scots established supremacy by a further 25 points
1 The full scores were as follow (St. Andrew's players being named first):
Singles
D. S. Edward lost O: E. C. Marion 3 and 2
St. A. 0
D. S. Robb beat P, H. Scoones 2 and 1 K. R. Robertson lost to A. E. Lissamen 1 hole
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R. D. Walker beat G. B. G. Hull 3 and 2
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J. Rodger halved with R. G. Collings
W. A. Stewart bent H. H. Mundy 3 and 2
A. . Purves lost to R. L. D. Wodehouse 4 and D. J. Gilmore lost to T. A. Pearce 4 and 2
R. K. Valentine lost to A. C. 1. Bowker 2 holes J. S. Key beat G. H. Cautherley 4 and 2 W. J.
Sharp beat A. D. Humphreys 3 and 1
E. W. Kirk hatred with N. L. Smith
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J. A. R. Selby lost to II. N. Williamson 1 hole
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N. K. Littlejohn beat H. R. B. Hancock 2 and 1
J. R. Masson beat W. T. Yoxall 2 and 1
R. L. Munerleft lost to J. D. Danby 2 and 1
K. S. Marrison lost to G. R. Divett 3 and Z
D. J. Valentine lost to G. W. Sewell 0 and 7
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P. Morrison beat Col. Matthews 7 and 0
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T. Low lost to W. Woodward 2 holes
W. G. Robertson lost to W, J. Waddington 4 and i
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R. Young beat I. Newton 7 and 6
J. Forbest lost to C. W. E. Bishop 4 and
J. G. Campbell beat J. L. Adams 3 and 1
E. M. Bryden lost to S. M. Butlin 5 and
A. A. Bremner beat W. M. Barton 3 and 2
Forbes w.o. J. Smith (absent)
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W. J. E. Mackenzie beat G. T. May 1 hole
D. L. Prophet beat S. A. Sleap 7 and 0
J. A. D. Morrison lost to H. B. L. Dowbiggin 2 and
A. H. McBride beat II. Overy i up
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V. R. Gordon lost to J. R. Collis 2 and 1
G. B. S. Thomson bent H. A. Mills and 5
G. A. Stewart beat A. H. Penn 2 and 1
R. S. W. Paterson beat R. Stock 3 and 2
G. A. Leiper last to C. C. Wilson 3 and 2
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Edwards & Robertson lost to Marton & Lissaman 2 and 1 Robb & Gilmore last to Pearce & Secones 3 and 2.. Young & Rodger beat Newton & Collings 1 up... Walker & Purves beat Hall & Wodehouse 4 and 2 Key Stewart beat Mundy & Cautherley 2 and 1 Valentine & Sharp beat Booker & llumphreys by 1 hole Kirke & Littlejohn beat Smith & Hancock by 1 hole Morrison & Morrison beat Divett & Matthews 4 and 3 Masson & Valentine bent Yoxall & Sewell 3 and Low & I. Forbes beat Woodward & Bishop 4 and 3.. Robertson & Moncrieff beat Danby & Waddington 3 and 1 Bremner & Prophet bent. Sleap & Barton 4 and 3 Campbell & Mackenzie beat Adams & May 4 and 2 Stewart & J. A. D. Morrison beat Dowbiggin & Penn 4 & 2 Gordon & Bryden lost to Collis & Butlin 3 and 1 Leiper & McBride lost to Wilson & Overy by 1 hole Paterson & Thomson beat Stock & Mills 5 and 4.. Three couples were given walk-overs, owing to absentees
Total Fourballs
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Grand Total
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Scottish Rugby Union Says No
London, Oct. 31.
There is little doubt that Scothnd-despite the Auld Alliance -stands in the way of a reunion of British and French Rugby, writes John Macadam in the Sunday Dispatch. The feeling in England is all towards a healing of the breach, for the French have given what appears to be fairly convincing proof of their dissociation from the semi-professionalism tangle, in which they were alleged to be involved some years ago.
I asked one of the Scottish Rugby omcials last week whether or not)
Scotland would consider a softening Runner
of their attitude. He stood not upon the order of his answering, but said,
| bluntly:
Turns To
Rugger
To Meet Schmeling
23,
1937.
Max Schmeling, Germany, former heavy-weight champion of the world, Jast month accepted an offer to fight Ben Foord, former British and Em- pire heavy-weight champion, Hamburg, on January 30.
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The contest will be of vital interest to both boxers. Ford, ever since he lost his titles to Tommy Farr, has big been trying to get back into boxing, and this fight will give him bis chance-it is good enough.
"The question of resuming the matches with France has not been raised in Scotland this season, nur] is it kely to be. The situation. remains the same as it. hus becni since the break. We are afraid that A. G. K. Brown, the famous inter- the French Union has not yet putational quartermiler, has turned This attention to rugger. Last month Its house in order."
That's pretty straight, and may beat Cambridge he scored a magnificent Scotland is right. A cartoon ap-try for l'eterhouse in his first inter peared recently in Football, the Paris college match.
It was the result of a run right sporting paper. The caption reads:
the right wing, a perfectly "What's Ute matter? That player down
swerve Inwards with a used his hands and the referee didn't controlled
change of pare, and, as the full-back whistle."
"That's all right. The referee is alesitated, a second swerve outwards, candidate for Parliament and we are now at full speed. The chief fea- his electors."
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A victory over Schmeling, ranked as second only to Joe Louis, the world champion, would put Foord well up in the waiting list of chal- lengers for the title, and equally it would upset the promised fight be tween Schmeling and Louis.
Walter Neusel, after his victory over Maurice Strickland, returned to Berlin in the hope of fixing up a contest with Schmeling, but in view of the Foord engagement such a fight is not now likely to materialise.
ture of the whole movement was not the speed at which it was actually achieved, but the delightfully con- trolled swerve and pace variation.
No other runner on the English track at the present time has the, relaxation and co-ordination vi Brown, and as he intends this term
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MACAO RACING
Marno, Nov. 21, The Governor of Macão has pre- sented a cup to the Macao Jockey Club for competition during the com ing season. No dute has yet been fixed for the race.
The Club's next meeting will take place on December 12, and a tenin- tive programme for 1938 has been draw up, with races on the follow- Ing days: Jan. 2, Feb. 6. March 6, April 3, May 1, June 12, Sept. 11, Oct. 2, Nov. 13, Dec. 11-Our Own Correspondent.
Locni brokers are taking to the cricket field to-morrow in a friend-against the Central British School:
J. Armstrong, D. ly match against the Diocesem Boys W. Wooding; School on the Club de Recreio S. Robb, N. P. Fox, F. A. Dunnett, ground, commencing at 1.45 pau. The C. E. Guhagan, R. S. W. Paterson, G. following have been chosen to re-A. Smith, J. B. H. Leckie and L. D.
Kilbee. present the brokers:
S. A. Ismail (Capt.), A, R. H. Es- mail. A. Kitchell, C. P. Basto, C. A. L. Rickett, J. A. Fisher, G. Lee, V. Esmall, A. Gomen, F. R. Zimmern! and A, A. Roza..
CLUB SECOND ELEVEN
NEW ZEALAND BEATEN
LADIES HOCKEY
The following will represent St. Andrew's Ladies in a hockey match against the Seaforth Ladies on the Murray Parade ground to-morrow ot 4.45 p.m.:
J. Hail; D. Hall and E. Chang: P. Lawson, M. Roza and B. Greaves; C. Kotewall, Y. Hu, Mabel Churn, Roberts and V. Churn.
Sydney, Nov. 21. New South Wales gained an eight ivickets victory over New Zealand at the conclusion of their match here to-day. The scores were:
The following will represent the Hongkong Cricket Club 2nd. XI on 67), and 214,
New Zealand,-106 (O'Iteilly & for
(Barnes
Saturday, November 27, in a friend New South Wales--274
ly cricket match on the home ground 07), and 130 for two-Reuter.
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