1938-11-16 — Page 21

at

REPULSE BAY Hotel

Geo. Pio-Ulski's String Quintette

overy SUNDAY for Tiffin

1 p.m. to 2.30 p.m.

Fred Carpio's Dance

Orchestra

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

16,

1938.

Lord Hawke UPSETS CAUSED IN

WORPLESDON EVENT

Captained Many Tours

(Continued from Page 8)

of the next seven holes in the strict (Walton teath), 1 hois. par Agures. Against this onslaught, Mias Garnham and Thompson were helpless.

Miss E. Corlett (R. Lytham and St. Annes) and C. W. Mole (Calcot) bt Mille, D. de T. de Bossiers (R. Golf Club de Del- ique) and F. G. C. Wearo (IL. Ashdown! Forest), 3 and 2.

J. Gaga (Sunningdale) and α, s. Mickiem (Wilderness) 11 Miss M. B Durham (Gullane) and J. L Mitchell (Prestwick), 2 and 1.

Miss D. Pearson (Nevill) and 7. A. Bourn (Sunningdale) bt Miss J, Melintock and G. 8. Graham (R. Wimbledon), at 19th holo.

(Continued from Page 8)

of some are interested in cricket

H. R. Bromley- With the defeat of the Amorys and years ago were Davenport, Plum Warner, Frank the holders, Mra, H. M. Heppel and Mitchell, F. W. Milligan (a fast bow- Crawley, he would be a daring mun

cricketer ler and all round

from to forecast the names of the winners Yorkshire who played all too sel- from the eight remaining couples, all dom), and the Pres. Cuttell, Schofield, of whom are of about equal strength. Gold (Denham) and G. D. Hannay Haigh, Johnny Tyldesley, Board, and Albert Trott. It was a very useful Miss A. Begnart and K. G. Patrick, side and it did uncommonly well a young Scottish International, were for dismissing the Howie found the standard of South responsible African

cricket much

improved. holders. Unexpectedly, Mrs. Heppel while destructive shots, J. II. Sinclair was a wonderful allt some

(Woking) bt Mrs. Gray and C. D. Gray (Berkshire), 1 hole,

FOURTH ROUND Mis Morgan and Morrico bt Miss Garzı-

ham and Thompson, and 3. Miss Gordon and Greenly bt Lady Heath-

coat-Amory and 31 J.

4 and

Heathcoat-

and Anderson, 7 and 8, als Wade and Gardner bt Miss Cham

bere, and Stubbs, and 3. Mre, Garon and Storey bt Miss Perkin and

overy WEDNESDAY for Dinnor actually win it reprezentative match, Crawler topped his drive as it cru-Miss Hegnart and Patrick bt Miss Goldie

cial hole and generally was not at South Africa gave them one or two is best, Miss Regnant and Patrick frights.

won by a hole, and in the next round "erwhelmed Miss M. Goldie and Duncan Anderson by 7 and 0. Re- FOTES:

9 p.m. to I a.m.

A la Carte & Table d'Hote

No extra cover charge

BUILDING YORKSHIRE SIDE Between 1808 and 1912 I And no trace of any tour conducted under the captaincy of Lord Hawke. This ts, no doubt, owing to the fact that build- he was engaged at this time ing up the Yorkshire cleven which has, ever since those days, been the most consistent side England, and has won more championships in this century than any other two Countica put together. When Lord Hawke took up the duties of Captain in Yorkshire there is no doubt that for Yorkshire were at n low cbb cricket. The old timers were Anish-

THE HONG KONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD, ing up, the new men had not yet

DON'T RISK YOUR LIFE

The last few hundred miles are the most dangerous miles in your tyre. Don't run them after the tread has worn smooth. Retreading is the major part of our business. we will

retread your worn tyres

IF THEY ARE SOUND

RETREAD YOUR...

TIRES

and guarantee you a saving of over half the cost of a new one,

MODERN SUPER FULL CIRCLE PROCESS.

Sizes: 325 to 900.

Price: from $7.50.

Delivery in 2 to 3 days or 1 day if necessary.

The HONGKONG TYRE Co.

392, Hennessy Road.

Tel. 28538,

A FULL SUPPLY AT EVERY TAP CAN BE OBTAINED WHEŃ THE SYSTEM IS PROPERLY DESIGNED

THIS IS THE Great AD- VANTAGE OF HAVING THE INSTALLATION CARRIED OUT BY

EXPERTS

C. E. WARREN & Co., Ltd.

FOR ALL PLUMBING AND

SANITARY ENGINEERING

St. George's Building.

Tel. 20269.

TMAD ROUND

+

Miss W. Morgan (Rochester and Coblem Park) and K. A. 5. Morrice (Bunning- dale) bt Mix 8. Johnson and R. Cun. ningham (Stoke Poges), 2 and 1.

H. Garnham (Nate) and St. S. G. Thomson (Aldeburgh) bt Min d. c. Hartopp (Cavendish) and J. B. F. Morri- son (Sunningdale), and 3.

J. Gorton (Stanmore) and J. O. H. Greenly (Caleol) bt Mias D. Mackenzie and T. X, 8. Mackenzie (Knolo Park),; 3 and 2

Lady Heatheeat-Amory and Bir J. Heath- coat-Amory (Tiverton) beat Miss B. A. Collins and Maj. A. Dering (Aldeburgh),

4

MA. Regnart (Walton Heath) and K. G. Patrick (Stirling) bt Mrs. H. M. Heppel

Addington) and L. O. Crawley (8un-) ningdale) (holders), 1 hole. Miss M. Goldie and D. B. Anderson (91. George' ) bt Mrs. J. 11, Chailen and I. W. A. Speed (Sunningdale) at 19th. miss P. Ware and M. R. Gardner (Fern- down) bt Mr. McNair and A. A. Bichair (Sunningdaic), 8 and 4.

Stubbs (R. Ashdown Forest) ut Mra, P. Hill (erkshire) and R. Sweeny. (Ad dingtori), 2 boles.

Hartley, and 5.

Mr. White and G. White bt Mim Gibbs

and Thorburn, 8 and B. Alan Corlett and Mola bt Mrs. Gage and

Micklern. 4 and 3. Miss Pearson and Bourn bi Mrs. Gold and

Stannay at 10th.

BOOEY FOR COURSE-7 Hole Yards Bogey flote Yards Bogey

... 350

3... 304 3... 4...

10

130

3030

3154

SPORT ADVTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE ELEVENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Mrs. M. Caron Addington) and E FSATURDAY, 19th November, 1938,

Storey (Sunningdale) bt kinn J. Hamli- ton (Tandridge) and S. Foryth (Long

niddry), 1 hole.

Mis B. D. Perkin (Worplesdon) and W, L. Hartley (Chfalchural) bt Mia, D. A. Harvey (uenos Aires) and if. M. Gów

R. Mid-Surrey), 3 and 2.

Mis S. Gibbs (R. Porthcawl) and Major

K. Thorburn (Sunningdale) bt Miss N.

Gibbons (Sonning) and D. 8. Redman

(Havling), at 19th."

Mrs. G. White and D. D. G. White (Worth- ing) bt Mrs. G. Holder and H. Q. Hölder

commencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No One without a badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure. Such must be worn throughout the

duration of each meeting in such a

come to hand. At the end of the 80's the enthusiasm and constructive ability of Lord Hawke began work wonders. J. T. Brown, Tunnicliffe and Hirst came along. The Hon. F. S. Jackson played when he was not out for Cambridge and has been of great service to Yorkshire when ever he has been in England. Curl-M D. Chambers (Wirral) and C. L. ously enough he has probably done far greater things when playing for England than when playing for Yorkshire, but when there was trou- ble about he was a magnificent man to have on the side. 1 hen came Wainwright and Peel, and in 1894 Yorkshire only just lost the cham- plonship to Surrey. It was in 1898 that Lord Hawke nchleyed his first success, and it was in the days when there was some very great cricketers in the world. In 1890 they only just lost it. However, the golden age of Yorkshire crieket may be sold to have begun in 1900 when they start- says that the Duke of Buccleuch ed the first of three seasons in which appointed him President. I have they were

the champion county. quoted myself from Lord Harris's They were a magnificent side, for not book on "Lords and the M.CC."

the only were they fine players but Lordno doubt the two people are Hawke had welded them into a real same. As I have already stated, it team. By this time Rhodes wns is the strict rule that the President playing. And so it went on.

can only retire during the Annual

The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor, There was little doubt that Lord Dinner. As no Annual Dinner could Exchange Building, (Tel. 27784) will Hawke would have retired from the be held until 1019, Lord Hawke re-dose at 12 NOON. Captaincy of Yorkshire carlier hacmained President the whole time and he been able to find a satisfactory successor. Actually during the sea- son of 1010 Lord Hawke retained th Captaincy, but he did not play fo the County team and formally re signed from it after the end of th season. It is impossible to estimate too highly what he had done Yorkshire cricket. He went from the Captaincy to the Presidency of the Club and has been succeeded there by "Jacker who had for Eo long played with him in the County side.

PRESIDENT OF M.C.C.

Lord Hawke had frequently been) a member of the M.C.C. Commitice and In 1914 he was appointed Presi dent by the Earl of Dalkeith, for it is the custom that the retiring Pre- aident nominates his successor. I see that in his own book Lord Hawke

had a great deal to do, not only with work on behalf of charity but also by fostering cricket in the Public Schools by raising some sort of M.C.C. teams to play cricket against them during the five barren years He filled the office with splendid success. He has Ave times been Chairman of the Test Match Selec- lon Committee and I imagine there was as little critlelsm when he wa there as there has ever been. He i one of those who believe that, se fai as possible, England should play the same team all through,

Finally he succeeded Lord Harris who had been Treasurer of the M.C.C. from 1915 (when Sir Spen- cer Ponsonby-Fane died) in the year 1932. Et is difficult to think of a mar who has done more work for English cricket,

Mickey Rooney and Eleanor Lynn in "You're Young Only Once," showing to-day at the King's Theatre.

DONALD DUCK

"Keep Off The Grass"

YOU KIDS GO PLAY SOMEWHERE

AND LET UNCA

DONALD TAKE A NAP!

Daney Enterprises

Wahl rights reserved

manner as to be readily Identified.

Badges admitting Non-Members to

and

Club the Members' Enclosure Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (both including tax) are obtainable through the SECRET- ARY upon the personal or written #uch Member, to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and tor Payment of all Chits, etc.

Member

a of

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in idvance from the No. 1 Bay (Tele

bone 21920).

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

the The price of Admission to Public Enclosure is $1.00 including fax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate, Soldiers ind Sailors in Uniform are admitted Half Price,

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary, Hongkong, 14th November, 1930.

Coming

5252525252525

Jel. 28151.

A NEW RANGE Jel.

OF

CADDY BAGS

JUST RECEIVED

WITH & WITHOUT HOODS

PRICED FROM

$1500 $4000

Less 10% for Cash,

• ALSO

GOLF GLOVES

AT $0.75

A PER PAIR

Sports & Games Equipment Dept.

LANE CRAWFORD'S

The House of Quality & Service

THE LAUGH SPECTACLE OF THE YEAR

Here's Luck!

EWO

BEER

They're well worn but they've

worn well

thanks to KIWI

BLACK POLISH

Polishes, Protects

and Preservet...

By Walt Disney

TAN POLISHES

.... White Cleaner and Shoe Creamt

154)

USE ONLY.. "ANCHOR BRAND"

NEW ZEALAND'S FINEST

BUTTER

• The World's Best ⚫

SOLE AGENTS-LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD., and from ALL LEADING STORES & COMPRADORES