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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

January 4, 1939. By Ernie Bushmiller

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CAMBRIDGE TRIUMPH AT TWICKENHAM

Forrest's Genius Decides

CAMBRIDGE U.

'Varsity Match

By Howard Marshali

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OXFORD U.

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London, Dec. 7. Again the prophets were confounded, myself among them, and Forrest's speed brought Cambridge a notable victory in the 'Varsity match. It was a tremendous dash of Forrest's which led up to the only try scored, and Cambridge won by a goal and a penalty goal to two penalty goals.

mono-

All honour to Cambridge for their this morning after the fury of their triumph. They found that extra tackling, but Oxford had no ounce of dash and determination poly of defensive splendour. which, awalts the stout-hearted at Twickenham, and we shall not accuse their forwards of dilatory tactics.

GRANDEUR OF TACKLING

our

of

This is where we part company The Cambridge paekt, suspect be

with

He curmudgeon.

may fure the gume, held its own magni-

as he complain ዜዲ querulously flcently in the loose and won the pleases about the lack of design and

with Increasing tight scrummages regularity, and always there was attacking purpose, but he cannot Forrest waiting for his chance, poised deny that in this match, above all

there others,

2 grandeur like a hawk for the kill.

the Cambridge and the scoring power, tackling sufficient to redeem

which otherwise We Oxford could not hold it in shortcomings check for 80 desperate minutes. It might inment.

Cambridge, no less than Oxford, was, Indeed, a great tribute to Ox- fort's defensive covering that Cam- put their hearts and shoulders into it, and a man was lucky or extreme-

and

bridge did not score more often inly clever if he could run ve yards the second half, and when Bruce without being walloped over in a Lockhart dashed through to touch down for a try after Forrest, hdreal rib-rattler of a tackle.

There may have been finer shades punted ahead, we felt that Oxford in the game, but I did not see them, were doomed.

washed out in They might tackle and rush and For ne they were smother with all the gallant resoluts broad sweep of magnificent en- tion in the world, but they could not deavour, and the genius of victory runner snatched

fine

one

for

strike home. They lacked the essen-Cambridge, it was the unsparing tial weapon of speed, and they were self-immolation of hoth sides which like herole peasants hurling them caught the imagination. selves unarmed into battle against

Wo sholt remember, perhaps, the swords of trained oppressors.

some Individual triumph-the beau- will complain tiful kicking The curmudgeon

and the calmness of that it was poor football. Although Freaker and Geddes under pressure Cambridge heeled so often, they at full-back, the excellence of Par- beeled slowly and clumsily, and Oxsons and the unceasing activity of ford came through like thunder to Thomas, the scrum-halves, and the stop their attack in mid-field. Luyt

immense labours. of forwards like and Cowen will have sore shoulders Coles, Muller, Phillips, Chadwick,

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CAMBRIDGE START WELL

The weather was cold and dry, and as the great moment drew near the parading thousands behind the west stand poured into their seats, and the crowd 021 the terracey

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ROSEBOWL RESULT

Pasadena, Jan. - 1. The University of Southern Call- furnia triumphed over Duke in the,

teacbowl game played by 7-3.

Within the last forty seconds,

and

FANLING GOLF

Match Play Stages Of Captain's Cup

First round matches in the Cap- Competition of forward will, the the Royal Hongkong Golf Club play- alley-way for the first glimpse of US.C. unleashed

an aerial attacked at Fanling recently, resulted as the Cambridge jerseys. Prompt to time Chadwick and his men trotted which guinet for them 61 yards, and follow: out, and after them Oxford, toolding with a subsequent ten plays, scored

swelled, and we watched the dark Duke's great

worn wear from backing againsttain's Cup (1038)

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RACING AMENITIES

Evening Boats To Resume Sailings From Macao

Steamers from Macao, following the January Race Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club on-Sunday, will return to Hongkong in the evening, by permission of the Hon. Director of Medical Services and the Port Health Oficer. The Tal Shan will sail AL 16 p.m. and will arrive in Hongkong

at 0 p.m.

Owing to an outbreak of cholera ut Macao last June, quarantine restric- tions were placed on arrivals from that port, and steamers to the races could only return at 3 u.m. The epidemic having been stamped out, the former schedule of 0 p.m. sali- ings will be resumed.

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Billy Conn And Apostoli TO-MORROW KING'S

Match For Friday

New York, Jan. 1. Mike Jacobs, the famous boving promoter, opens the 1939 boxing parade at the Madison Square Gar

den on Friday night with a Sight between Billy Conn, of Pittsburth, and Fred Apostoli, who is a "half- middleweight champion. crowned"

Conn has already beaten the other half-crowned champion, Solly Krie-

ng Association.--United Press. ger, recognised by the National Box-

Apostolt is recognised by the New York State Athletic Commission na middleweight champion of the world, the Commission having refused to countenance „Kileger.

JACK DOYLE MARRIED

Ensenada, Jan. 1. Jack Doyle, British heavyweight, surprisingly appeared here to-day with a Mexican film actress, Scuorita Morila, and registered at the Plaza W. J. 5. Key (7) received walk-del Ensenada hotel as Mr. and Mrs.

from D. S. Edward (4).

Beresford. They made no comment, that they were inarried yesterday nt Tia Junna- United Press.

smaller in their dark blue, but a touchdown. The extra point a) over witt (15) beat A McKellar but it is reported

of sinister purpose.

25.

for

added, providing a real storybook) finish to the game.--United Press.

ruiming

W.

(D) one up.

H. Overy (20) beat A. C. I. Bow- ker (10), 3 and 1.

F. Groves (4) brat T. Megarry (12), 3 und 2.

W. Alabaster (15) beat N. L. Smith (11), 2 and 1.

the date.

Down from the stands came the roar which only the varelly match produces. Sherrard kicked off Cambridge, and the fight was on. were penalised for not playing the At once Cambridge gave the lle to ball after a tackle end Watts banged from forty-Ave those who doubted their forwards, over another goal for a glorious rush carried them 30 yards range. This was too much for

A. M. Mack (15) beat A. Nichol yards, when Oxford fell off-side. Cambridge to stomach. They broke Geddes took the first of the 18 the stranglehold for the first time, (18), 3 and 1.

beautifully J. S. Dunnett (14) beat L. C. F. penalty-kicks awarded, but the ball with Downes

Bruce- flew wide and Oxford stormed back, and turning inwards, and

Cambridge held the ball to lure Thomas took him by the heels,

Jure Lockhart jinking alarmingly until Bellamy at the 19th.

H. N. Williamson (13) received Oxford into an off-side trap again. Cambridge were attacking, at any walk-over from W. J. E. Mackenzie

(18). but Oxford waited warily and drib- bled away, and Luyt sent a lovely rate, and Geddes topped three points

The next round is to be played on a fine périalty kick spinning into the Cambridge off Oxford's lead with n

This was the Oxford we had goal, and then Oxford purtisans before January 15, and the first expected to see, a worrying, tearing, noted with apprehension that Forrest name in each bracket is to arrange smothering team, giving Cambridge had moved, temporarily as it turned no rest and swarning on the line. out, into the centre, with Downes on

the wing. Parsons tried to break away, but

triumph that it was a goal all the Pennington up-ended him, and for Cambridge scored one apparent

while Cambridge were in dire try in the corner lung ufter the way.

Geddes had done well, and Ox- peril. When Parsons did shake him whistle and gone for a forward pass ford hearts sank. It did not seem self free from the clutching Oxford on the other side of the field, but possible that the Cambridge de forwards he punted Into the arms that incident was Oxford's

fence could be beaten, and, sure of Freakes. who kicked with ex-cause for smiling before half-time. quisito accuracy to the corner. Cambridge were crowding on the nough, there was to be more scor- Oxford hnd the wind behind them, pressure, Luyt fell superbly to stop Once Forrest como sinshing nd they made the most of it, al- headlong Combridge rush, New through the centre in a 40-yard

fight

way to the Cambridge line, but a nent punt ahead by Cowen and klek which went straight to Bruce puss went asteny, Cambridge rushed strode for the line, but five yards Lockhart, who had the whole field clear, and the rest was a tury of short Forrest hit him like a streak to himself and was so surprised by mauling and tackling, with Oxford of blue flame, and Cambridge were the unprecedented absence of Ox-hupes Binting as the clock Leked sit safe.

ford nesassins that he ran quietly fout a worthy Cambridge victory, Pennington tried to cruth through into the arms of Cowen. from the long line, Freakes dropped

only

Ing.

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HONGKONG C.C. TEAMS

The following teams will represent the Hongkong Cricket Club in cricket matches on Saturday:

1st XI V. Indian R.C. (home, friendly).-H. Owen Hughes, F. H. Stokes, A. C. Beck, fisley. M. F. L. Haymes, T. A. Pearce, P. R. Scoones, G. Longfield, C. D. N. 2nd XI v. Army (League, away) Walker, J. E. Fotter and D. S. Blake. E. R. Mitchell, G. S.

"N. P. Lovett, Fox, C. W. E. Bishop, D. O. Parsons, H. J. D. Lowe, G. E. R. Dlvett, H. J. Armstrong, R. M. M. King, D. S. Robb and W. Stoker. Reserve, V. Bond.

Gland Discovery

though Cambridge were winning the ton-Thompson dribbled to the Ox-burst, and once Oxford, drove their Restores Youth

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at gon), weakly for him, and Geddes LIGHT BLUES ON THEIR TOES banged the ball back to halfway to At the interval, therefore, Oxford give Cambridge a momentary res-fed by three points, and immediately pite, but suddenly Watts pounced on the ball in the loose and began one afterwards Forrest gave us a glimpse

[of his pace, though Frenkes

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OXFORD: II. D. Freaker (capt.) (Gra- hamstown, S. Africa, Magdalen): H, 11. G. Percy Uppingham, 1.N.C.). 1 E. Luyt (Rondebosch, S. Africa, Trinity). T. Cowen (Bt. Dees, Trinity), G. A. Halils (t. Edward's, Ox., Ch.); 1. 11. Watts sutton Valence. Si. Peter' 1 TE Thomas (Llandovery, Hertfore!!" M. W. Jackson Bedbergh, Univ.), if. Muller Pretoria Univ. B. Africa, Un Pen:

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Datural la action, Watts took the kick, an easy one chance, and he raced round Percy, R., M. Marshall (Giggleswick Trinity) The Buccor of this amazing discoT- CAMBRIDGE: K. Geddes (Loretto, called Dr. Nizon's Vi-Taba linn and to vast cheering, put Oxford drew Freakes, and punted ahead for catum C. Swanson freiter, Clare), The Best an rent in Amerion that it is now three precious points oliend. We Bruce-Lockhart to dash up and may have regretted the intrusion of score near the corner flag.

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