1937-12-16 — Page 21

Afraid

to eat,

TP burning pain or agonising flatulence A and heartburn make you dread meal- timos, tako a little ́Disurated* Magnesia after your next meal. Hly neutralising the excess, acid which causes mest stomach troubles, Blaurated* Magnesia brings you new, Instant relief. The pain you have Journed to dread censen. You can eat what you please and digest it with ease. Tuls blood relief froni paln, heartburn and other distressing symptoms of indigestion will improve your spirits and general well- being and make you look forward with pleasure to meals. Get a bottle of Blaurated '-

in today.

Look for the oval

You want DISIAC trade mark 'Bisurated' Magnesia

WEEKLY HOCKEY NOTES

(By “The Pilgrim")

(Continued from Page 8.)

responded with interest. Most of the work fell on Land at centre half and Wallace at full back. The former's anticipation of movements was amazing; time and again he brought promising runs down the centre by Pyara Singh to an abrupt end. Spencer, at left half, also had Fowler subdued. Pritam Nath, as leader of the attack, proved a

a genius st ball distribution, though his stickwork was not as flashy as Pyara Singh's. Sawal Khan was a great opportunist Partaub treated specta- tora to his characteristic dashes down the left wing, but he often wasted his efforts as he either infringed the sticks rule or ran the ball out of play. Bond, the Civilians' left wing, gave a more polished display. Both teams were at their best and the result, I should say, was a satis- factory one.

REPLAY SUGGESTED

Since the match, I have been approached by several Services' and Civilian playera regarding the feasibility of a replay. Personally 1 think it is a very good idea. The Interport is still a long way off, and I would like to suggest that a replay

December 28 or 27.

be fixed as soon as possible, say

HUGHES & HOUGH Miller, I shall have to watch them

LIMITED.

PUBLIC ROUP

The Undersigned have received Instructions to sell by

PUBLIC ROUP

(For account of the Concerned) on MONDAY,

the 20th December, 1937, at 5.15 p.m.,

at the Paddock of the Hongkong Jockey Club, Race Course. SEVERAL WELL-KNOWN RACE PONIES

Members of the Hongkong Jockey Club who wish to dispose of their ponies will please forward full particulars to Major F. Hogg, Manager, Hongkong Jockey Club Stables, not later than the 18th December, 1937, at NOON.

Terms:

Cash on Delivery, HUGHES & HOUGH, LTD., Auctioneers, Hongkong, 13th December, 1937.

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB

The Thirteenth- Extra Raco Meeting will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY, on Saturday, 18th December, 1937, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be rung 1.30 p.m.

By Order,

at

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong. 13th December, 1937.

SUNDAY

AT THE

QUEEN'S

ON THE ROCKY

ROAD TO LOVE

She Blacked his ays, klased his harts, chased, him around-and made him want to wad harl

BARBARA

STANWYCK

HERBERT

MARSHALL

Breakfast

TWO

GLENDA FARRELL

ERIC BLORE

ETIENNE GIRARDOT #KC-RADIO Pesma. Directed by Allied Bas- perrall, Produced by Eduard Koulyon, Serve

Jyu bu Chates Kaufven, Paul Youkt. Viole

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1987.

SAINTS ARE OUT FOR SHIELD

INTERPORT FOOTBALLERS

BEING FIELDED

(By "Abo")

Notwithstanding their present lowly position in the First

Who Will be England's Full-Back?

By Astral

London, Nov. 15.

The trial season is upon us and the worries of the selectors Are deepening. These gentlemen, like the members of the fourth estate: who are concerned with Rugby fool-

the

Division of the Hongkong Football League, St. Joseph's football, do a lot of travelling about in ballers are making a great effort to lift the Senior Shield, first round of which commences this wook-end.

the search for talent, old or new. Now the fruit of their honourable Inbours is about to be put to the test

the Saints have obtained the services

In addition to their present "stars," } against Eastern on Saturday: of Pickering, Connor (both of the Skinner,

Skinner; Hill, Nogaitzin; Hynes, J. Wilson; Fisher, former Interport centre-half) and C. Royal Ulster Rifles), N. Belirao (the Fowler, Bickford and Sloan.

Scott, F. Remedios (the former Shanghai Club in the Junior Shield against the The following will represent the Iaterport captain).

Seaforth Highlanders:

As announced by the management

fence have no eque_Saints' de- ;

Payne: Keown, Kemp; Purvis, Mil- lington, Gilchrist; Kerman, Stephens, Wilson, Duncan and Shaw.

BADMINTON TEAM

of

First of the actual se English trials will be

played at Newcastle next Saturday fortnight, and on Thursday of past week we shall have the unofficial team of notabilities will be opposed trial at Oxford, when R. V. Stanley's to the Dark Blues. Last season England played ten new wonder how many recruits there will be to the International orena this season.

caps.

this morning, the team will be one of the strongest in the Colony. If I were certain that Beliroo and Remedios are retaining the same form

It quito on the cards that the as when I saw them last, I would go

Oxford full-back, H. D. Freakes, will so far as to that

my

get his full recognition. He figured in Hongkong at

In the trials after the inter-varsity the present moment. But it is a season since Beltrao and

After an absence of several weeks,place Owen Smith. Now that the match last season, but failed to dis- Remedios last played, and as every one knows, C. Bovaird will return to the Talkoolatier has retired, Frenkes seems to a season may make all the difference the match against St. Andrew's to his place.

mixed doubles badminton team In to be the most likely man to take in the world to one's football.

following evening. The Anyway, Kowloon will not have morrow an enviable task when the teams will turn out for Talkoo:

C. Boveird and Miss 1. Cunning

clash in the first round nt Caroline ham; A. Keown and Miss M. Fraser: Hill on Saturday. I can see no weak-GA. Smith and Miss R. Summers. ness in the Saints' defence, and if the

I was about to nominate my Inter-forwards get going, I am almost cer port team, but I find it yet too early,

tain that they will get through. But and since the Navy has several good good though the vanners Are On players of the calibre of Lieut. paper, they have

been not

very impressive in their League games; in action before making my selec- otherwise, they would not be occupy- Llous. Should the Civilians-Services Ing such a position in the table. replay materialise, shall make every effort to forecast my Colony XI soon after.

BRAWN CUP ENCOUNTER DRAWN

Recs & Saints Score One Each

Prior to the C.B.A. v. St. Andrew's Club de match last Saturday, the

megrelo and St. Andrew's shared two goals in a splendid game in the Brown Cup Competition.

The Recs did well to hold their opponents to 1-1; but had their forwards been more on the alert the team would probably have earned an extra point.

The team announced is: Connar: Pickering, V. Costa; A. 3. Hussain, N. Beltrão, C. F. Remedios; C. Marques, A. Word, D. Leonard, J. Comes and A. Alves.

CLUB LINE-UP

The following will represent the Hongkong FC. in their Shield match

In the second half, on the run of the play a draw was a very fair result.

CURRENT NOTES OF INTEREST

HUNGARY RESUMES U.S. DEBT PAYMENT

爽

ENGLISH BORN

has no equal. I note Percy Rudd's and accurate touch-finder, Frenkes He is playing well and, as a long

reference to him faltering

a little

when under pressure at Blackheath, and the critical ones will not forget how Macdonald "diddled" him

him in the varsity match last December. Sul, he is a full-back of

of high quality, and I may point out to those Washington, Dec. 15. Hungary has tendered a War Debt selves to the idea of England playing

who do

do not readily reconcile them- token payment of $9,800 being the one South African after another at first among 15 oller debtor nations full-back that Frenkes was born in. to resume payments since the 1932

refault.

Finland has been paying regularly and remilted $232,143-United Press.

MANILA SHARES

England.

qualification than that.

You cannot wish for 0 better

There are some good challengers, however, for the full-back's place in the England team. Parker, who

14 was in the first trial Workington, is showing sound form for Glouces- tershire, and Gerrard's

tions were received after the close of new role for 's revival in al

allset and Bath has

The following business done quota

the morning session by Swan, Cul- focussed bertson & Fritz from their Manila who has 14 office:

Antamok Alok

Baguio Gold

Benguet Corolidated

Coco Gravya

Consolidated Mines Demonstration Paracale Gumaus

131

on this

player, caps to hls credit ng

and who, in England's centre

the Prices in Pesos seasons of 103

1032-33-34-36, did ποι miss participation in a single inter- national match played

by England.

Business Done

Unquoted

do

.14

8.00 Unquoted

0110 Unquoted

do

i Unquoted

41

for their forthcoming Interport San Mauricio MACAO players are warming up match with the Colony. Two weeks Suyoc ago they trounced the Royal Corps United Paracole of Signals to the tune of 8-1. The tone of the market--bull. According to G. Lammert, they are looking forward to the Hongkong Club visit in January. The Radio Sports Club is also thinking of send- Ing 2 team over sometime January Bill Colledge,

in

hear, will

FIGHT BEDAUX PLAN

One is apt to think of Gerrard as an old player. He is only a veteran, however, in respect to the number of years he has played. He started in his early teens at Rugby football, but there are many players actually older than Ge

Gerrard who have had far less experience.

One of the best full-backs I have seen this season is Suter, of Surrey and the Old Cranleighans. He may not possess Freakes's genius for touch-finding nor Parker's uncanny are instinct for positioning himself al-

Paris, Dec. 16. Eighteen hundred people

take a Wanderers team towards thevolved in a strike at the Goodrich- most to an inch nor Gerrard's gift end of January, Club de Recreio is Columb tyre works as a

Lagninst the introduction

and Miss Re-pilching two of their best teams up Bedaux system.-Router.

during the Chinese New Year. So

The Saints started the ball rolling with a player short, Miss Arnold being ten minutes late. The Rees took the offensive medios, Miss Botelho and Miss Alves, backed by Miss P. Gonsalves, were often in the circle;

Miss J. Brandbridge and Miss Chang kept them out with hard hits.

but

Nevertheless the Rees attack kept on pressing and after ten minutes, Miss Gonsalves scored a nice goal, Miss J. Hall being unsighted.

With the arrival of Miss Arnold, the Saints took things seriously. The attack, led by Miss Ho who was assisted by Miss Churn and Roberts, gave the Recrele defence a hot time of it. Miss O. Beielho, at left back, and Miss Barros, however, rose to the occasion and kept their goal Jufnet until the Interval arrived.

SAINTS EQUALISE

On changing over, the Saints looked more energetic, Miss Ho in particular being a live wire. After 15 minutes, she weaved her way through the Rees' defence to equalise with a well-placed shot

The

Rees in turn made desperate attempts to regain their lead, but Misa Bemedios and Miss Alves kept too for back to be able to seize the scoring opportunities offered. Mies M. Lawson, at centre half for the Sainia, gave her forwards splendid support. Mrs. Noronha, half for the Recs,

at right gave a greally Improved display, and

M. Roza was a fast right winger. Misa Y. He was the "brains"

of the Saints'

nitack, with little Miss Greaves a splendid worker half. Miss J. Broadbridge, at right back, was brilliant.

I can see the Portuguese team gel- ting tons of practice before they pay us a visit In February.

•

HONGKONG Ladies in general are.

about to take the Christmas and New Year holidays seriously! So seriously that they have abandoned the Caer Clark Cup and Brawn Cup Axtures until January 8, Beware ladies! A short rest is always ad-

weather

visable but the rainy setting in.

•

Hussain, the Secretary of the A. Hongkong Umpires Hockey Board is doing very well in his new job, catering for Umpires in Ladies' League games. He is still anxious for more support from Services umpires. Last Saturday, he WES seen to umpire two games in onc afternoon, and this in just a bit too much for one man, I do hope Scr vices and Civilians will lend him a bigger hand in future. So far the ladies have completed half their season very satisfactorily and umpires are again asked to assist Mr. Hussain in seeing the other half completed.

am pleased to see St. Joseph's College boys making such big strides in the game. A few days ago, they drew with a scratch Police team-a very creditable perform- ance. It looks to me that one of the colleglans is in the running for a stick. Come on, the C.B3, boys! at left What about a game with the College Inds? Show them you can play hockey as well as

play cricket.

Though the Saints were superior

|Copyright P. 1. &. Bos é Coelhagen

mik

you

сап

گرده

protest of lusty tackling, but he is a grand the all-round performer, What is more, Suter never plays a bad game.

Can the widow of a crook find peace in the arms of the G-Man whose bullets freed her from a life of crimo? Fat O'Brien and Mar. garet Lindsay give the answer in "Public Enemy's Wife," · Warner Bros.' sariling sequel to "Tablic Enemy," which opens at the King's Theatre to-day.

DNAN

"

Jd. 28151.

TOYS

DON'T WAIT

UNTIL

+

XMAS EVE

SELECT YOUR TOYS NOW FROM THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN.

TRAINS

SEWING

YACHTS DOLLS'

MECCANO

FARM ANIMALS

ROLLER SKATES CONJURING SETS

BOXES SOLDIERS

ETC.

MACHINES

FURNITURE

SEWING SETS PASTRY SETS WOOL CRAFT DOLLS' COTS DOLLS

ΤΟΥ DEPT.

ETC.

KERT LANE CRAWFORD'S

The House of Quality & Service

THE WORLD'S

PREMIER HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTE

STATE EXPRESS 555

$ 1.20

Swan,

Culbertson &

MADE IN ENGLAND

for 50

Frith

Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities Daily New York and London Stock Exchange Service Commodity Futures OD the principal American markets Members of

New York Cotton Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade

Winnipeg Grata Exchange

Commodity Exchange, Inc., New York Canadian Commodity Exchange, Ino, Montreal New York Cofice and Burar ExchangN Manila Block Exchange.

Correspondents for

Hayden, Stone & Co, New York and Boston J. L. Swan & Co., New York

Telephona 30244

Cable Address SWANSTOCK Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building. Hongkong

Offices: Shanghai and Manīta

DURO

Wittee Sustims - Water Softeneric

As.sole Hongkong and China Distributors for The Duro Company Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A., we carry adequate stocks and are equipped, to install and maintain the following genuine Duro products;

Duro Deep Well Pumps, Automatic Water Systems. Duro Shollow Well Pumpu. Fractional IP Electric Motors. EMPIRE SALES COMPANY

Phone 31261-33 Wong Nai Chung Road. -

Sole Distributors for THE DURD COMPANY, DAYTON, OHIO, USA.