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THE...

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY,

NOVEMBER

SOUTH CHINA A.A. TO ORGANISE

RACES OPEN TO ALL SECTIONS OF COMMUNITY

A SPLENDID PROGRAMME OF TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS ARRANGED

(By "Abo")

One of the most common complaints amongst local sportsmen is that athletics have received so little attention in the Colony. The University,| the Volunteers, the Hongkong Area and various clubs in Hongkong hold annual sports meetings, but during the last ten years or so, no meetings have been organised which have been open to all sections of the community.

Time was when the Victoria Recreation Club held annual athletic mools, which were always very popular. But since the V.R.C. stopped organising these meetings, no other body has come forward to continue the good work.

This is a position which is to be equipment, but the ground is cer- deplored. There should be a centralny big enough. body in Hongkong empowered organite annual meetings open to all

to

CHRISTMAS MEETING

comers. With so many battalions Those who have been clamouring and ships in the Colony, and with ao for such a meeting will have their many enthusiastic athletes amongst wish fulfilled next month. The Com the civilian population, such a meet-mittee of the South China Athletic ing would, I am sure, draw a great number of entries.

Surprise has been expressed in the past by notable aufletes passing through Hongkong at the lack of athletic organisation here. I still re- member the time when Glenn Cun- ningham, Ralph Motchife and other athletes passed famous American through Hongkong on their way to. Muglia for an exhibition. During their stay in the Colony, they were quite willing to appear against loent athletes but although they were here during a whole week-end, nothing was done and a great opportunity for local sportsmen to see these world- renowned athletes in action Wh missed.

nese

GROUND DIFFICULTY Now and again we have had Japa- and Filipino track and fteld stars in the Colony, but again through lack of organisation no meeting could the visitors be arranged in which could take part.

Of course the chief reason why an Association has not been formed In Hongkong is the lack of a ground which the Association could use to hold meetings.

The same difficulty does not arise The South China A.A. Stadium

now.

at Caroline Hill is good enough for our purposes, and it is almost cer- tuin arrangements could be made with the South China A.A. committee for the use of the stadium and the paraphernalia to hold such a meet- ing.

Another suitable nite for such a meet is the new Police ground in Boundary Street. don't know where the Police have the necessary

Association have decided to organise an athletic meeting open to all sec- ions of the community in Hongkong. Besides events for men, special openi events will also be arranged for Jadles.

This open meeting will be held over two days, on December 24 and

Factill Laen day at 10 a.mTS. Whether heats will be run depends on the number of epiries received for the events.

TRACK EVENTS

-The track events for men are:

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100 metres

200 metres

400 metres

800 metres

1,500 metres

110 metres high hurdles 400 metres low hurdles 400 metres team race 1,600 metres team raco The track events for ladies are:

50 metres

100 metres

200 metres

400 metres

80 metres low hurdica .400 metres team raco

FIELD EVENTS

The deld events for men are:

Shot Put (10 pounds)

Discus Throw

Javelin Throw

High Jump

Long Jump

Hop, Step and Jump

Pole Vault

The Beld events for ladies are:

Throwing the baseball Shot Put (8 pounds) High Jump

Long Jump

The fee for each event is 30 cents

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to bother again with suspenders. You just slip on a pair of Tenova socks, and they keep themselves up. The small band at the top with Lastex yarn in it does the trick, and the result - no drag, no tension, far more comfort. And every time you send your socks to the laundry the band goes with them. Tonova socks are made in a big variety of attractive patterns for day time, black for the evening. white for tennis and cricket. Ask for Tenova self-supporting socks.

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ATHLETIC

FOR THE 1940 OLYMPICS-Finland is reported enthusiastically preparing for the 1940 Olympic games, 10 be held in the capital city of Helsingfors. The remodeled and enlarged stadium is shown above after extensive work was rerently completed. At upper right is the fair building where in- door tournaments will be held. Tokyo was fist selected as host, but withdrew.

Diocesan Schoolboys Beaten At Cricket By Mr. Sargent's XI

Baseball Flavour In Stroke Play Of Some Of The Lads

C.B.R.

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(By "R. Abbit")

Tourists On Way To A Victory

Record Breaks Ground

For High Scoring

Cricket Notos

MEET

By “R. Abbit"

Lt. Manners Hits Five Fours And A Six In An Over From Longfield H.K.C.C. Badly Thrashed By Royal Navy On Saturday

There was an excellent game on the Club ground last Satur- day between a weakish Club side and the Navy, and the Club got one of the most conclusive beatings that they have had for a long time, thanks very largely to some bad batting on their part and some very good cricket by Manners who made a most delightful century.

I said at the beginning that the Club were rather a weak alde, but when I come to look into the team it seems to me that there were only three people playing who are not regular members of the first eleven. True, two of those places belonged had they to Bowker and Beck, and

would been in the side the

bowling have been much stronger. It is also irue that Owen-Hughes had

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Fact 18

Light Blues Lose At Rugger

London, Nov. 21. The Cambridge University rugby team received a beating to-day at the hands of New- port, losing by six points to 18. -Reuter.

damaged too which may have inter-

་་་ fered, to a certain extent, with his batting and he had to have Brunner all the time. It did not however,

him very seem to

much as worry

as le sent down regards bowling, as fourteen overs later. The fact is

few runs beforu that the Club batting wants a good his anxiety to get

were out deal of

of improvement if they

the rest of the batsmen are as that, I think, led him to slash at one as strong a side going to bo thought

they were going to be. Kil-from Kyrke outside the off stump. bee seems quite out of form so for

PACE V. PITCH this year, nor has T. A. Pearce set- tied down yet. Ride has, more though Collins

Club

less,

the

сап

on

or hia

He

The Navy started fairly well carried

obviously wasn't shoulders for the last three matches secing the ball and managed to get or so, and he played very stoutly for in front of one of the few pitched-up Kimberley, Nov. 21.

40 runs, though he was possibly a balls that Longfield bowled. It is a The M.C.C. tourists in South Africa shade lucky not to be given 1.b.w. pity that the latter does not realise that no amount of pace is any good are well on their way to the third to Moore fairly early on. victory of their present visit as the

Kyrke bowled very fast, and I if the ball only pitches half way result of to-day's play in their match thought much better than he has down the pitch, and especially if it against Criqualand West

done before. He kept far more on is bowled on the leg side. I cannot Batting again to-day, the English-the offside and sent down some ex- help thinking that if he took off a In the annual match arranged by school staff and old boys, chiefly to

1933, Sargent, since the give the boys a better idea of stroke men took their score from 660 for six cellent balls. The one off which he yard or two of pace and picked up

was a beauty, as it went about a School has never yet been victori-play and placing of the field. The on Saturday to 670, thus breaking of Alec Pearce caught at the wicket direction and length, he would en-

the top of

the middle a great deal of success, as he ball down from quite brings the Usually arranged immediately batting of the opponents has always the ground record of 603.

stamp and had the bateman com-high and has a very nice action. before school commences its fixtures failed as Interporters have never

tolly Leading M.C.C. scorers were L.sely beaten. If he

only and Owen-Hughes did a good deal against other schools without the come offi Run getting is, usually

were terribly assistance of masters, the opponents left to obscure cricketers who turn Hutton 140, W. J. Edrich 109, Eminate the leg ball and the ball of the bowling and

Paynter 150 and N. W. D. Yardley, are sciccted. from Colony talent, out for this one match in the year who hit 21 fours and three sixes in which is bumped at the batsman he heavily punished towards the end.

and immediately strike form! The

ought to

do very well indeed. I

whose figures were 8-2-17-1, (or might, I and totals for stumping carly on and was twice been impressive

is it Moores?) but he was not on his bit more, but of course, the Club wuys

low figure nearly caught at the boundary. have been kept to a

weak. bowling was very Criqualand West were dismissed length on Saturday, and I thinks that

would do throughout the series.

much better if he first innings, he for 114 runs in the

I was most interested to see Man- His turned the ball Sargent's team this year included Verity taking seven wickets.

a bit less. However, ners batting. He I am told he is definitely useful and has three Interporters

Agures were

M.

R 13.7

7 0

77 Following on, the South Africans Mr. Wong Ka-tsun, the General one going for single, he completely had scored 116 for three wickets, Secretary of the South China AA,, beat Mulcahy with the third boll, Reuter. tells me that although this meeting the ball coming with his arm at a Owen- has been arranged primarily to raise tremendous pace, 1-1-0. funds for relief, the Association may Hughes was late in pudding up so Fumi- decide to hold an annual meeting of A. J. M. Prata was sent in

also this description if sufficient support liarity with surroundings and

with the bowling gave him con- is forthcoming from local athletes.

very refresh- "We are going to test the feeling dence and he batted

feature. Colledge, however,

and $1 for the team races. Prizes will be presented to the winners,

PROCEEDS FOR RELIEF

school bowling and fielding baa this century, Yardley gave a chance heard great things of Moore.com/ WISH thinks, have been tried, a

nod started

its

be donated towards rellet work in innings disastrously. Crary opened

The proceeds for this meeting will;

Ching.

Colledge and after the bowling to sending two wide balls on the leg.

of the public as to whether they want ingly, a powerful square cut being athletic meetings In Hongkong or a not," says Mr. Wong. "If they do we walked into a straight one from over, will arrange another one next. year; Cheung in the latter's second

Prata 13-2-5.

Owen-Hughes and if they don't, we will know for sure!

then took the score to 30 with de- at Christmas."

LTD.

W.

Recreio Only Just Defeat University “B”

League Matches

good

ле

a most baletly and

is per-

style. He he certainly took a very smart catch watches the bail and plays it with

which is at to dismiss Nelson, white the the middle of a bat

point

at second alip which sent fectly straight, and the shot comes catch back Owen-Hughes was also a pretty through close to his left pad. He

one.

Dave me the Impression during the Apart from Ride who hit strongly early part of his innings that he was until he hit right across one irum completely at home with the bowling alanners (which came up a good and was just getting a look at it. dcal further thun he expected) and Unfortunately I had to go just before seemed comfortable, no-one he started hitting out, but as he only and there was very much. Stokes has im- hnd about proved a good deal, though I still only an hour and ten minutes left Kented very think he is rather a lucky bat, and for play, he must have sent after the amount of escapes he had fast Indeed, especially as Whitmarsh hilling Paxton on the leg side, it was mnde 35 during the same period, I

to see Whitmarsh get

Hoing not very bright to sleer the ball wis glad

avain as he has had rather a natch straight into Whitmarsh's hands at lately. I understand that Manners square leg. However, he is develop was not dropped until he had made ing into quite a useful run getter 92 and that in one over from Long-

ulways

aid

lightful cricket, the former's stroke "A" Division Badminton play being a lesson. Prata, left-

and the Club can do with all that side handed, touched one on the leg

The only other batsman to show any and Lay hokl superb catch,

form whatever was Owen-Hughes, found 36-3-19.

Although the "A" Division of the who played quito nice knock, stumped; he played | Badminton League was Owen-Hughes

pads instead of the ball (an old commenced last week, it

Two

runs

Inter

15

then

old be hit five fours and a slx. This seems unnecessarily brutal.

NAVY ROWLING Toridentally, although Kyrko had

to have though he did not get a great deal the excellent figures of 6.3-1-18-4.

was

not

of his) stumbird, and the ball until last night that a start was made. of the bowling. It was only from stumps while he was recovering his de Recreio and University "A", as balance, 30-4-10. Robbie Lee and

and only to be expected, were successful.

unding from Lay's pads hit the In the two matches played, the Club.

their 'op-

tho

gamo

G. Davies, a master, then added 30 Visiting

ing King's College, University runs by very free cricket. Both "A" were too good for played forcing drives until Lee ponents, winning by nine sets to nii. skied one to Cheung at cover, 68-5-in every department of 14. Davies continued merrily show they were the better side. ing a very straight bat till Cheung. However, the Club de Recrelo, who got through his defence, 77-6-38. Agured as one of the three teams which tied for the championship last FUN STARTS

year, only just got through against

he University "B

"B", the odd s01 deciding the issue.

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Then the fun commenced. The Irrepressible Youngaaye found

The Pues" war^ weakened by willing partner in P. K. Lau and in the fact that A. M. Silva was on the spite of some very steady bowling at and C. N. Silva was called by Crary and Cheung 25 runs were in at the last moment to All the put on when J. L. was bowled all vacancy. Furthermore, H. A. Alves over the place by

102-7-15. Crary,

is not playing any badminton this Lau has always proved himself in year on doctor's orders and his place valuable in these matches and his ast evening was taken by Dr. Á, M. contribution was a a welcome addition

tion Rodrigues.

to

a mengre score. Crary again Though the Recreio were leading brought one through with his arm 2-1 at the end of the first round and and the score read 100-8-16. The

4-2 at the end of the second, the ciated match was decided on the last set of

two Heads were then associated

In a short stand terminated by Bittle misunderstanding. Goodban K. A Goh, of the Univeralty, and Good the evening between S. K. Lim and being run but, 126-9-6. Sargent pul Carvalho and Silva, of the Club de one up to Kew off Cheung 128-10-10 Recreio. The Portuguese pair wou and the last wicket added 11 rtuna easily by 21-2, with both Frata (sen.) and Matthews The outstanding pair of the even- jumping out to tired bowling. Mating were M. S. Lim and P. S. Bun, stood in front of Crary and the the University's first string, who total read 139 Crary and Cheung combined vory effectively to take all bowled unchanged, bowling 18 and three sets,

Scores: 15 dvers respectively.

tained a fast pace throughout taking M S. Lim and P. S. Bun (Univer

6 for 02 whereas Cheung, bowling a very cleverly concealed leg break ity "B") beat J. J. Remedios and EL reak A. Barros 21-11; beat M. A. Oliveira also took

for 83. The Gelding was and Dr. A. M. Rodrigues 21-10: beat above reproach the excellent returns L. A. Carvalho and C. N. Silva 21-0. to the wicket helping Lay to recurd S. K Lim and K. A. Goh (Univer a fine exhibition of keeping not slly "B") lost to Remedios and Barros marred in the alightest by any an- 8511; lost to Oliveira and Rodrigues SUVA xiety in the capacity of captaining 14-21; lost to Carvalho and the school team.

with

2-21.

The D.B.8. opened their innings T. C. Pang and C. B. Loke (Univer- Lay and a very diminutive alty "B") beat Remedios and Barros Fisher. The former's aggregate of!21-17: lost to Oliveira and Rodrigues Carvalho and Silva 17– runs for last season was immense | 11-21; lost

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