LEWIS
ALHAMBRA KEEPS
TO-MORROW
The First Big
Talking Picture Epic of the
Indians in the Old West!
Thrills and heart-throbs that will gallop away with your imagination.
BUCKS JONES
White Eagle
with
Barbara Weeks
JANE HITS THE OPEN ROAD.. AND, WHAT'S MORE, A NEW HIGH IN HILARITYI
High jinks and romance, laughter and song...with Juno and her bond gyp aying to beat the bandt
Jane WITHERS
in the HAPPY.HII of the swasan?
RASCALS
SONGSI
by Baby Chang
Mary A
SAMY BAHCHS,
todi
A 20th Coyles home with
ROCHELLE HUDSON
ROBERT WILCOX
BORRAH MINEVITCH
AND HIS GANG
TO-MORROW
QUEEN'S
COUNT THE
"TELEGRAPHS "
EVERYWHERE
TITLE
New Haven, Oct. 20. John Henry Lewis, 0 to 5 favourite, retained tite world's lightweight box- ing championship in an all-block contest when he aut-pointed Al Gainer over 15 rounds here last niglii.-Neuter.
United Press adds that it was the Brat title fight in Bie history of New Haven and the first all-negro cham- pionship bout in 34 years. Lewis put up a smashing Anish and the 9ght Wan very close. Lewis welkhed 174 lbs., white Gainer's weight was 170.
ARMSTRONG FAVOURITE
Prospects Of Fight With Garcia Discussed
the
New York, Oct. 30.
THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH,
MIDDLESEX WINS Hatfield Bowls Well Against Craigengower CRICKET ON SUNDAY.
A feature of the cricket match be-
and Craigen (tween the Midlesex
Kower yesterday was the bowling of Hatfield, who clean bowled six men for 31 in 14 overs.
Northcott was fortunate to be top scorer with 50 not out, as he was dropped twice before reaching dou-
contributed ble figures. Moody
#
rful 32, which included five fours. The game ended in a win for the Middlesex. Scores:
Cragenpower
1. P. Lin. b Hotfekt...
A. K. Ismail, o Norbrott & Pallereon A. Zimmern, b Hatfield
D. Hung, batheld
A. T. Lee, b steld
3. W. Lam, b Peal ........
F. Bouza, c Beadnell
Peal
, 11. Locke, E Weedon b Painter'
P. Chatlon, not oui
A. H. Ismail, & flatfeld
S. R. Solina, ti Hatfeld
Extras
Patterson
itatfeld
Painter
Coombes
Moody Peal
MONDAY, OCTOBER
81, 1988.
WEEK-END New Cycling FOOTBALL Records Put
RESULTS Up At Home
KOTEWALL CHARITY CUP
Royal Navy
Club Kowloon Police
5. China 'A' Kwong Wah
St. Joseph's Clu
2
3 Army
DIVISION I
8 Royal Scots
1
1 S. China 'B'
0
4 St. Joseph's
0
2 Navy
L
3 Eastern
DIVISION II
1 Middlesex
2 Floyal Scots
1 R.A.O.C.
5th Bde.
Kowloom
Police
4 Engineers
35
S. China
G
Kwong Walr
20
2
Eastern
DIVISION. HI “A”.
Royal Scots J 30th. Bity.
South China * Electric
P.W.D.
4 5th. Bde.
Engineers (C)
2 R.A.S.C.
154 Stanley
Bowling Analysis
W
ILA.F.
Middlesex
Although Henry Armstrong, holder of the welterweltht and Hghtweight; titles, is a six to five favourite to defent Garcin in the welterweight contest, those in the know are saying that he will stand a good chance of Lt. Man, b femall.. leaving the ring on ruler of merely, s. 1, Northeast, not aut the lightweight championship, due to Li. headnell, at Zimmern, b Ismail
"Bolo"
Lt. Chiversi, st. Zimmern h Ismail being the puncher
Lt. Weedon, e Lim b 1small toughest he has thus far faced.
Sat, Painter, run out Pte. Coambe, ib.w. b Lee Garela plans to set the pace, 1. Cpl. Moody, e Lim b Tamali hoping for
early knock-out, ie, atfeld, e Lee b Ismail ..... Sgt. Paterson, Hung b Chatton Armstrong usually adopts the same
I. Prat, 1.D.w. b Lan one might taetles, and therefore
Extin question who falls first. However, in the event of an endurance contest, It is recalled list in the final rounds of his bouts with Ambers and Ross, Armstrong slowed up considerably, whereas in the last two yearn Garela finished up strongly in his fights with Izzy Janazzo and Ross. Therefore, Its likley Garcia will have the edge over Armstrong-United Press.
CAREY SCORES POSSIBLE AT 500 YARDS
Record Attendance
At Rifle Shoot
The Hongkong Rifle Association held a shoot yesterday when the at tendance exceeded the previous
Lee
Ismail Lam Chatton
2 Kit Chce
DIVISION HI "B"
Engineers (E)
Kumaung
Medicals
24th Bty.
HOW
S. China 'A' Navy
Kowloon
4 Powhatten
◊ Stonecutters
University
1
G A.S.A.
3 Signals
London, Oct. 20.
The Yorkshire cyclisi, Cyril Hepplestone, broke the Edinburgh to London record, returning the time of 10 hours 13 minutes, which bent the previous best of 20 hours 19 mnutes set up by S. H. Ferris,
Hepplestone continued his effort to
2 beat the 24 hour record by covering 403 miles, beating the Austration, Hubert Opperman's previous record 3 of 4811⁄2 miles. This พวง done despite a puncture and losing the way.
However, the record was
5
1
short-lived for Ferris, who started from Edinburgh when he heard of "Hepplestone's attempt, reached Lon- don in 10 hours 18 minutes and con- tinued his run, covering 405 miles in 24 hours. Reuter,
13
amoun
TRIALS CONCLUDED First Army Motor-Cycling Championship
London, Oct. 20. The first motor-cycling champion- hip irials held under the auspices of the Army Motor-Cycling Control Board, which began yesterday at Aldershot, were concluded to-day in the presence of General Sir Reginald May, Quartermaster-General to the Forers, who later presented the P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis.prizes. One hundred officers
1 25 7 10 mier competed.
TEAMS STAND
DIVISION I
1 1 14 & 7
12 13
7
PS. Chinn 'B'
10
21
Middlesex
Club
14 11
5
132
Eastern
Bowling Analysis
R. Scols
Kwong With
St. Joseph's
Police
1
WIN FOR VOLUNTEERS
Mackay Again Does Well With Bat
The Volunteers were successful against the Police yesterday, when they von by 25. N.. A. E. Mackay, top scorer, reached the boundary nine times in his score of 60.
Scorex:
Polles
A. T. Carey, e Raxter b Bourn
L. J. Stephens, e Silva b Bouza
C. Pope, e Souza b Soares
P. 1. Laughlin. b Souta
T, 1 King, e Grimila baxter
A. Kirby, e Grimitha b Baxter.
F. Rose, e Banres b Grimina
B. G. Baker, e Zimmern b Griffiths
F. Forrest. b Grimth.....
record by over 20, about 140 takinų! | 31. T. Matches, e Griffiths & Bours part, including members of the East T. Pilkington, not out Surreys.
On the programme was a food bull, an innovation wilch
proved very popular, over 60 taking chaners. No one obtaining a pool bull.
did not Although the Middlesex appear in such numbers as usual, os tivo companies are in camp, yester- day was the scene of the largest attendance yet witnessed at a spoon aboot since the inception of the Atro- ciation. As a result there were five detalls to Are, and it was impossible to fire at the 700 yards range owing to the time.
The wind was almost negligible but it was very hot and humid. At 200 yurds a slight huze rising of the ground caused trouble but G. F. the net Carey managed to annex spoon with a good score of 94 and a possible at 500 yards. Since Carey Joined the Association he has shown a gradual Improvement.
HR fb Club match-4th, 5 M. Flailla 1440 pointal, 1; H.K..V.F. (439) 2; IN. Range Staff, Stonecutters (4341. 3: Mid- dirtex (425), 4.
Scots
8. (a) Club match-Royal (390), 1; 1.K.V.D.C. (367). 3: East Surreys (338), 2; Middlesex (313), 4.
Nel apvon S.R. (b). G. P. Carey 194);
Extras
S. Chlua R. Scots
Middlesex II.A.O.C. 5th Bde. St. Joseph's Engineers Kowloon
Police Kwong Wah Club Eastern
DIVISION II
13 5
27 5 13 4
10 13 3 12 25 2
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis.
0 5 10 15 10 11
5 0 1 25 7 10 G50
1 31 12 10
5 0 1 31 13 10
6 4 1 1 21 9 9 02 22 10 8
0 0
4 10 21 4
4 10 10 4
5 12 30.
5 12 32
722
5 7 26 1
DIVISION HI "A"
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis.
0 16 5 11
I. Scuts
S. China
6 4 2 0 10 11 10
Stanley
R.A.S.C.
5th Bde.
14 Engineers (C)
30th Bty.
201
P.W.D.
Bowling Analysis
Kit Chee
W
Eicetele
Bloker
BOUZA
Baxter
Soares
Silyn
Rapley Gricius
Volunteers
A. C. Beck, b Baker
b Fripe
WMZOUNZ
Covencan
N. A. E. Mckoy, & Pope ↳ Baker GO E. Zimmern R. Grims, b Baker
. Boura, b Danbrowsky
K. M. Baxter, e Pope & Danbrowsky
R. M. M. King, hope
w. naples, b Baker
A Soares not aut Extras
Eight for
10
120
P. M. N. Silva and W. Staker did not
bat,
Howling Analysis
Tope jaker Carry Danurowsky Stephens
LICENSING
Or Bran
BOARD
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2 11 13 0
3 20 20
2 13 35
2 14 17
3 14 17
G
3 14 25 5
0 4 19 15 4
4 13 14 4
DIVISION III "B"
Stonecutters Medicals
24th Bly.
RA.F. Signals
University
Kumions
Engineers A.S.A. Powbatten
P. W. D. L. F, A. Pts.
1 35
4 1 1 20 11
ม
1 0 18 11 9
4 0 1 16 7 8
1 3 23 10 5
13 11 11 5
1 3 12 14
and
In a speech to the competitor. and spectators, Sir Reginald May re- marked that although motor-cycling had played an important part in military fe for many years past, never before had they been able to stage a meeting on competitive lines in which the programme has been devoted entirely to motor-cycling. They were making every effort to In the encourage motor-cycling
Army, and soluters ranks of the were now allowed to participate in
not only competitive events,
open clvillan military but also in meetings, and were allowed to use their Army machines and petrol nt the expense of the Government.
in
The programme showed that to- day the motor-cyclists formed part and every corps of practically regiment of the British Anny.
The object of the meetings was to encourage not only a high degree of skill in actual riding but also in machine
mastership maintenance, Sir Re- and skill in mep reading
the course described ginald May
and chosen as moderately severe, comparing Lavourably with the type of course expected of riders of inter- national repute-British Wireless.
SPORT ADVTS
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
THE
RACE TENTH EXTRA MEETING Will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, th November, 1938, commencing at 2.00 p.mi.
1 4 8 27
€ 13
0 1 *
730
1
p.
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
The First Bell will be rung at 1.30
ALEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
No One without a badge will be ndmilled to the Members' Enclosure. Such must be worn throughout the
manner as to be readily identified.
Higher Standard Of Play duration of each meeting in such a
Produced By Schools
Net spoon 3.7. (a), Sgt. Strer; (E); Het List of New Applicationsiders, St. Paul's College, and Wah
spoon revolver. Brt. Tonnicy; Handleap Konon, 11oo Kam-chiu; 200 yds. pon. B. (a), Bt. Milne: 600 yds, spoon 8. (a), C, Bullen: 200 yds, spoon B.R. (u). L/C Rawling; 500 yde. 5.R. (b) Summers
G, P. Carry Li. Dawson
3 Trap, Cha
4. Bilcock
PO, Clark
A.R. (D)
Net, L. Mackie
7 C. Noralian
E. A. Templeton
DER. A. Thorpe
to A. Summers
1 Sgt. Halo...
12 Mine. Heather
13 Capt. Sequelra
14 Rgt. Roberts
10 St. Tumvljin
Insp. Honk ten
17 Comdr. 10t
20 Lt Fullman
1
J. Langley
40 C. B. M. Stanford
To be Considered
The Schools Basketball League this season has produced a very much higher standard of play than in pre- vious seasons. The University, the
College ali
have strong teams. In their first match, Wah Nam lost to St. Paul's, and as a result, the A meeting of the Licensing Board championship will probably be de- the will be held in the Council Chamber clded between the latter and on Tuesday, November 8, when the University, though Wah Tai College
for stil have a applications
chance. The present following new
teams leences will be considered in addi- positions
follow! tion to applications for renewals:
A da Motta, pubilean's licence for St. Paul's Liberty Hall at 64 Gloucester Road; Wah Tal
Andrew Peter Tkachenko, pub- University
bar Oj lican's
for Wat Nar cence without
King's Tkachenko Restaurant at 3 Hankow | Queen's
Pul Ying Wah Yan
200 yds 300 yur T.
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Teal Tung-ting, publican's Beenes without bar for London Cafe at 83 Lockhart Road;
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Tifins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tele- phone 21020),
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Secretary. Hongkong, 31st October, 1038.
Jel. 28151.
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