1939-01-11 — Page 33

Wednesday

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

January 11, 1939.

By

Ernie Bushmiller

NANCY

HURRY OUT OF THERE, OR I'LL BE LATE FOR

WORK!

YOU'LL JUST HAVE

TO WAIT ---- I CAN'T BE LATE FOR SCHOOL Y'KNOW!

THANK GOODNESS

THIS IS HER

LAST DAY

HERE

WELL --- BYE BYE, SWEETS!

OH, DEAR ---HERE'S A LETTER FROM NANCY'S AUNT

SHE'S GOING TO STAY AWAY FOR

ANOTHER

WEEK!

Jd. 28151.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!

Com

INTRICATE BUT UNPROGRESSIVE SOCCER

Scots Did More With One Kick Than Hungary With Five

Scotland

Says Charles Buchan

3

Hungary

London, Dec. 8.

Despite the loss of Black, their inside-left, Scotland had little difficulty in disposing of the challenge of Hun- gary. In fact, it would probably have been a better game if Scotland had started with ten men.

When Black left the field Scotland; ball, Before they brought it under held a winning lend of three goals. control

the Scottish

The Hungarians, against the depleted smothered their efforts, opposition, never suggested to me or

to many of the 23,000 spectators that

they would pull the come out of the fire.

defendera

NOT SCOTLAND'S BEST

It was the same in midfield. The Hungariana used the ball discreetly,

They gave what I call a "pretty" but they took too long about it. By Though the muddy the dime they had finished a move- little short of a quagmirement, quite pleasing to watch, the did not suit their style, they passed Scottish defenders were at their post accurately, took up gead position and ready for the final onslaught. occasionally combined cleverly. But The Hungarians played what I there their virtues ended.

call mechanical football. I could would trsually tell where ther place the ball long before the pass Wwas made.

When they approached the Scot- tish goal the forwards wanted the ball exactly right at their feet be- fore they attempted to shoot. They made chances only to squander them because they could not hit a moving

Don't spend

half your life' catching cold

B

(BAYER

On one occasion the ball went) from the right to the left of the field. it five forwards touching it, but not a yurd of ground had been made. Another time Tiles and Cach Inter- BERRETTET | changed passes five times, yet

anished in the same placel The Be were more effective with one kick than the Hungarians were with

'ASPIRIN'

ave.

And Scotland were not a

not a good side.

The selcctors will have to put on their thinking caps before they select

using exp the team meet England at Hamp- den Park, next April.

doubt whether six of the players will retain their poallions. There was tile wrong with the defence, though I have seen Bealtic, the Preston back, more assertive,

McSPADYEN A SUCCESS

Shankly took the honours in moderate Scottish half-back linc.

[1

Freddie Bartholomew and Gale Sondergaard in "Lord Jeff"

LEADING SOCCER

SCORERS

LAWTON STILL IN FRONT

London, Dec. 21, Lawton, of Everton, still leads the Foal scorers in the Football League with 18 successful shots. Next are Fenton (Middlebrough) and Clarke (Blackburn) with 17 each.

Division 1

REVENGE CLASH

RECREIO LADIES SUCCEED

EASY BADMINTON WINS LAST NIGHT

Two matches in the Ladies' Doubles Badminton League were decided last evening, the Club de Recreio "A" beating Taikoo Club by 0-0 and the Club de Recreio "B" defeating St. Andrew's 8-1,

TAIKOO v. RECREIO "A"

Mrs. K. Main and Mrs. W. McKie (Talkoo) lost to Miss M. Xavier and Mrs. N. Castro 5-21; lost to Miss O. Ribeiro and Miss M. Ribeiro 13-21; lost to Miss M. Silva and Miss C Silva 12-21.

Miss R. Summers and Miss J. Summers (Taikoo) lost to

Mias Xavier and Mrs, Castro 0-21; lost to Miss Ribeiro and Miss Ribeiro 10-21; lost to Miss Silva and Miss Silvá 10-21.

Mrs. W. Melrose and Mrs. R. Norrie (Taikoo) lost to Miss Xavier and Mrs. Castro 4-21; lost to Miss Ribeiro and Miss Ribeiro 10-21; lost to Miss Silva and Miss Silva 5-21.

RECREIO "B"

. ST. ANDREW'S New York, Jan. 10.

Ming H. M. Ribeiro and Miss A. Mike Jacobs has ar- Remedios (Recreio) beat Miss F. ranged a revenge clash over 15 round Wong and Mrs. Anderson 21-14; beat between Billy Conn, Pittsburgh's Miss Greiner and Miss M. Churn new light heavyweight sensation, and 21-13; beat Miss J. Wong and Miss Freddie Apostali, middle-weight) G. White 21-13. champion, for February 10-United Noronha (Recrelo) beat Miss Wong

Promoter

Press.

Halford told

ter a

Miss M. Oliveira and Miss A.

121-13; last to Miss Greiner and Mies Churn 7-21; beat Miss Wong and Miss White 21-13,

Mis S. Remedios and Miss I. Pereira (Recreio) beat Miss Wong afand Mrs. Anderson 21-4; bent Miss Greiner and Miss Churn 21-0 beat Miss Wong and Miss White 21-2.

"Hot Dogs" Put Together

ley) 15 Patrick (S'thport) 14 Harris (Barrow) | Hanson (Rother-

tom) 12 Foster (Crewej Burdiit (Wrex-

Gallacher (Gales- a) 12 Wynn (Rochdale) 12 Little Doncaster) 31

head) Steele (Barnsleyi 11 Hubbard (full)

Bagley (Stock Ferrier (Oldham) 11

port) 7 McGray artle- Mortimer (York) 11

poots) 7

ham) 10 Chandier (Crewe) 7 Feeney (Darling-

San Francisco. ton) 10 Extex (Stockport) 7)

Promoters of the 1930 Golden Gate Killourby (Don- Smith (Gates-

caster) 10

"head) International exposition are still Cunliffe A) |

the 0 Dell (Doncaster) juggling with

number of "hot Robertson (Brad. Front (Now

dogs" which they have estimated will -C.) D Lythgoe (Stock-

be eaten during the fair. This time. port) B Sargeant (Stack-

they have stretched the "hot dogs" Colquitoun

out together and have figured they port) D

(Southport) 7 would rench 273 miles. Javkins (South-

Buchan

Blackpool) He infused a lot of energy into his Lawlon (Everton) 15

Yorston play and used the ball discreetly. Fenton

(Middlesbro) 17

Middlesbro) Symon was terribly slow, and Bax-

Carter (Sunder- ter rather easily beaten by the clever! Hodgson (Leeds)

land) B *Howe (Grimsby) 13 Brown (Charlton) | Hunt (Carlisle) moves of

10'Donnell Doctor Sarost, the Hungarian

(Anton V.) 11 Steele (Stoke) A centre-forward, who usually took 11McCulloch

White (Dirming-.

ham) B the hall and Daxter out to the

(Derby) 11 Dlx (Derby) 10 Hanson (Chelsea) 7 flanks before delivering, a through.

Stevenson 10 He succeeded with is (Chelsea) hase to Cach.

(Everton) 7 :।- the move several times, but Cseh Tadmon (Charl-

ton) 10 Fagan (Liverpool) 1 had not a shot, never mind a goal, Hunt (Bollen) D Beattle (Grimsby) 7

Itis locker.

| Nieuwenhuys

(Liverpool @ Taylor (Liverpool) 7

Price ludders Westcott Wolves) P

Felds 7

ד

In attack McSpadyen, the sub- stitute for Delaney, carried off the honours. He was fast, beat his man for Manchester City. 17, for Blackpool.

with consummate case, and placed; his centres well-an international for

some time to come unless I am great Clarke (Dlack- ly mistaken.

place the ball in the net,

THREE "GIFT" GÒALS

2 for Brentford.

Division

Brook (Man- burn) 17

chester C.) D McCulloch bad few chances until Catrna (New-

Heaselgrave (W. the closing minutes. Then he rather)

Chatto) 10

Dram) 8 Hall (A) (Tot- marred his chances of further hon-unt (Shemeid

W.) 16

tenham) 6 ours by shooting wide twice when Jones (W. Brom he had all the time in the world to)

wich) 14 Tager (Coventry) 8

Weddle (Black- Lyon (Chester-

Gold) 14

burn) Macaulay (W.

Han) 12 Sulth (Bradford)

Damford (Swan. V.) 12

Crawshaw

Nottm, F.) 7 Hall (W), (Tol

tentiam) 7 Manders (Nor-

wictil 7 Milsom (Man-

chester C.) 7 Mooney (Neyr-

castio) 1

It was unlucky for the Hungarian Dodds (Shemeld rearguard that they practically Enve

away the three goals-the first from Booke (Fulham) 11 n penalty and the others came Herds (Manches

ter C.) 11 through goalkeeping errors--for de tullet [Ply fence was the best part of the team.

mouth) 10 Scabo partially aloned with many Billington

(Luton) 10 brillant saves, while the sturdy, Im-Clarke (W. Bram petuous Biro had no superior.

wicht

After Walker had failed with a Burgin (W. Brom wich)

WILL PROTECT YOU simple chance, Scotland took the Itad Briggs (Southamp

»Bazar

THE "TELEGRAPH" will send a Staff Photographer to all events of public interest. Requests should be addressed to the Pictorial Editor

Clifton (New-

sca) 7

Butt (Blackburn) 7 In the eighteenth minute by means of

ton) D Clavtan (Burnley) 7 a penalty. Black was going through.

castle) when

Walsh (Millwall) a he was

brought down uncere-Barker (Millwall 8 Ormandy Bury) 7 moniously and Walker scored from

Doherty (Man- the penalty spot.

Lewis (Bradford) 8

chester C.) 7 BLACK'S INJURY

Then in the space of two minutes) enme two further blows for the Hun- Cheatham,

Division II—(Bouth)

(Q.P.N.) 18 lurst (Brighton) 7

(Swinton) 14 Nolan (P. Vale)

gorians. First, Szabo sent a weak Morton clearance to Black, who from 20 yards put the ball quickly into the Collins (Cardiff) 13 Roberts (P. Vale)

McPheo net before the goalkeeper had got

(Reading) 11 Tott (Q.P.R.)

4

hark. Secondly, both Koranyl and Haycox (ay) 18 King (hampton) & Szabo chased a long pass from Ray (Aldenhot) & Edan (Aldershot) Symon, only to ace the ball strike the button (Mans- full-back and fall at Gillick's feet.

The outside-left took the proffered Stephens (Brigh

Langley (Bos

gift.

0

Brighton) Ainsworth (New

Brighton)

Grable 10

port) 7

Paramount's}

Beld) & Nowi (Exoler) .

4. ton) 8hdon (Exeter)

William (Ctapa Though the Hungarians often look-

combel a

ton Q.) € ed dangerous In the second half, they Dawer, A. (C)

Beity [[Palaco) = Peters (Bristol C.) 0 could only score from a penalty smirke (South- Gregory (G.

| farcissi comedy, “Glva Me A Saflor,”| Deattle was adjudged to have handled

end)

Palace)

now showing at the Queen's Theatre. underdale (w

ford) Derrick (Howpart) 6| A special musical short, "Tannhau. ser," is also included in the pro- (Wall)

gramme,

■ centre from Titkos, and Sorosi bent Dawson from the spot.

Scotland: Dewan Bangera); Anderson Tall (Reading) (HORTS),

Bealfle (Preston);

Bhankly

(Preston), Baxter (Middlesbrough), Benon [Rangers): Mednadvan (Part'ck), Walter [[[earts)}|_ McCuülsen (Derby), Black, Prendergast Hiperia), Giltek (Rverton).

Division III—(North)

Petangon (Chester) 18- Clare -(Lanesin) -

Llungary Hrabe: - Koranyl, Biro; Pol-¡ Bramham Toldi, GyelvaY, ·

Kar, Turay, Dudas; Tiikos, Coštų Baron), | (Botham) ∙16 King (Barrow)

Asquith" (Barna-・ Kéeley, (DonICAR-

OUR SPELLING BEE (see page 7) tintinnabulation-tinkiing-dissection

topknot--florescent---<

ACCIDENT Season

USE SAFE HANDACE

AUZTEX u the newself-adher

Ing GAUZE band-

aige fortuna, EDENLER,

bruises Roadhesiva

Sape” zvedad.. Keep a roll in the medicin@ cablast-one in the car.

GAUZTEX

The BANDAGE That TIES ITSELF

PARAMOUNT'S LUSTY ROMANCE

OF UNTAMED ALASKA!

· Adalah Zukar presents.

SPAWN OF NORTH

THE

storilan

GEORGE RAFT

HENRY DOROTHY

FONDA LAMOUR

Akim Tamirolf Jatin Barrymore Louise Platt - Lynne Qverman

COMING SOON

QUEEN'S

AND

ALHAMBRA

SPECIAL SALE

OF

LADIES'

CORSETS, UNDERWEAR,

AND

SHOES

NOW PROCEEDING

LANE CRAWFORD'S RE

The House of Quality & Service

Lord Jeff's NAUTICAL TERMS

HOW

60 PICTURE PUZZLE

MANY NAUTICAL OBJECTS ARE IN THIS PICTURE—AND WHAT ARE THEIR NAUTICAL TERMS ? An artist sketched this scene on the set while this picture was in production. If you can list In nautical terms all the objects

he has pictured you will be eligible to win one of the

20

PAIRS

OF.

TICKETS

to this picture, which stars the youthful and adventurous shipmates

of "Captains Courageous”----

FREDDIE

BARTHOLOMEW

MICKEY ROONEY

with CHARLES COBURN, HERBERT MUNDIN GALE SONDERGAARD in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's

"LORD JEFF"

For instance: Shown here are a Boatswain's Chair, Flying Jib Stay, Lower Fore Topsall, etc. There are over 40 nautical things in the Instration. Ticket awards will be based on shorinces and of their identification in correct nautical terms · Mall accuracy your list to the Manager of the

KING'S

"LORD JEFF" STARTS A

3 DAYS' ENGAGEMENT BEGINNING TO-MORROW

THE

HONGKONG

PENINSULA HOTEL;

HONGKONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL;

&

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL:

HOTELS

LIMITED.

sociation with the Grand Hotu!"