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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

By Ernie

WHY DON'T

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YOU LET ELSIE. DO IT?

January 12, 1939.

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FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!

PLAYERS FOR INTERPORT

PREPARING FOR ANNUAL

MATCH AGAINST MACAO

The annual Interport Hockey match with Macao will be played t Macao this year during the Chinese New Year holidays, and the followi chosen for a trial; ing have been match which will be held on tie Club ground at 10.30 am. on Sun- day, January 22:

Souza (Radio). Benwell (Y M.C.A.), Goodwin (RN). Stibeiro Recreto).. Bond (CBA.). Lt. Carr (IN.). Stickley (Mex), Sominer (Y.M.C.A.), J. Gonsalves iRecreto), D. Taylor (C.D.A.), Sgt. Whet- ton (R.), W. Reed (tecreio). Lt. Firth R.N.). Malik (ELTE), L. Hook (B.A.), Kempton

WEEK-END CRICKET ELEVENS

Craigengower And

(Y.M.C.A), Dawson A Recreio Teams Selected

The following will represent the

Lt. Whitworth (RN), Hassan (tolo), Marques (Recreio), Li. Pritam Nath (3)- pulana Iiifles), LA. Cár, Kennedy (RN)), Nerain Singh (Kummon Rifica), Partaub Blogh (Kumron Ities). S. Fowler Craigengower C.C. In cricket matches IC.U.A.). G. Fowler (C.B.A.), Pyara on Saturday and Sunday: Singh (ATC). Gurbachan Singh 1nt XI

v. Indian RC. on Saturday

(Radio), F70 Miller (11M.S. Eoglo), Capt. | {friendly, away).- Zimmern (Capt.), Lowder (Kumaon Tunes).

Smith N. Broadbridge, A. R. H. Esmail, D. Hùng, GRA, Bartlett (RAF) and Lt. Medd. K. mail A. T. Lee T. Locke, W

W. (IN.).

Ripley, G. Souza, A. Zimmern and F. Zhinniem.

CLUB DEFEAT POLICE

2nd. X v. Army on Saturday (League, at home). L. Youngaaye (Capt.), A D. Hamson, A. J. Huse. W. llong Sling.

A. Kitchell, C. W. Lam, 3. W. Leonard,

A fast game of boekry was play- Lin, A. 1. Omar, W. K. Way and

ed on the Hongkong Hockey Club ground, King's Park, yesterday, when

G. Winchi.

1st, v. Comblued Schools on Sunday N. Broad- hridge, P. J. Billimoria, A.

thame), D. Hung (Capt. II. Eamall.

the Club beat the Police by 2-0, after A. Huls, M. C. lung, A. K. Ismail, W. lending by 1-0 at the interval,

Rapley, G. Souza, G. Winch and A. N.

Recreio Elevens

The Club scored through Bick-Ottier. ford about five minutes after the

sturt, while Bates belled the second The following will represent the goal for them a few minutes before Club, de Recreio in friendly cricketi the end,

matches over the week-end:

W. Reed, at centre-half, played a 1st XI v. Hongokng C.C. on Saturday (at haine)-A. M. Rodrigues (Capt.), N. good gume for the winners, and Wil-Beltrao, J. Gonsalves, E. L. Gesano, L ion and Parker, centre forward and | G, Gosino, A. M. Prata, 11, L. Ozarió, W.; centre-half respectively, showed up. Heed, M, N, da Silva, je. E. M. Li well for the Police. Jessop, Pollee goalkeeper, played well throughout,

NEW HARRINGAY

PROMOTER

Soares and A. N. Other.

ist, XI v. Volunteers on Sunday at 11 a. fat hone)A. M. Rodrigues (Capt.). N. Beltrao, A., V, Gosano, E. L, Gusano, G. N, Goseno, L. G. Gosano, H. . Ozorio,

[A. M. Pesta, W. A. Reed, P. M. N. dá

Silva, Jr., and E. M. L. Soares,

Volunteers Team

The Volunteers Eleven will com- prise the following:

A. C. Beck (Capt.), D. J. N. Anderson, F., Fincher, D. M. N. King, W. L. Mc- Kenzie, D. McLellan. A. E. Perry, L. . Mr.de, W. Stoker, A. Zimmern and E. Zim

tneri. Unpsre, T. A. Madar.

Kowloon Team

Mr. Johrmy Best is to succeed Sydney Hubs us promoter of boxing: contests at Harringay Arena when the The following will represent Kowloon Intter's contracl expires in February,

in the second division Jangue garne against University at King's Park on SaturdAY Mr. Best, who for some years has W. Mulcahy teaptain), it Balawan, A. been match-maker at Liverpool Broadbridge, if. Brokenshire, G. A. Gond-| +++ Stadium and will continue in this ban, 5. A. Gray, B. D. Lay, J. R. Luke, W. L. McKenzie, R. A. J. Simpson, G. E

been

capacity, recently took over the Taylor, G. W. Giffen (12).

Leicester, and was

Granbych-maker for the Na-

furmerly

tional Sporting Club.

Its connection with Harringay. VICTORY FOR ARIEL

which takes effect from February 15, will make him the most prominent fight controller in the country.

In announcing the appointment Brigadier-General A. C. Critchley stated that an Advisory Board, con- sisting of himself, Colonel Walter: Wilson and Major J. Bennett, had been set up to assist Mr. Hest, who will also have a seat on the board.

GOLF

KOWLOON

Dennis Beats Paton For Lancford Trophy

Sweepstake Event Run

Ariel

By Yacht Club

Arlet won the sweepstake held by the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club yes- terday for mixed classes storting at 14.45 over 7.5 miles. Results:

Finished Corrd. Pos. wwwww... 10.30.31 10.35.1334 A (Drew Wilkinson), Alba

2 (W. A. The 10.40.10 10.37.55

Ingram). Diana

10.39.05 1. Cuford Kuli). Bedthank

10.49.41, 1040,18% 4 10.49,40 10.40.23% B

1

1. S. Rimmington). Cuti

(A, 0, 0. Mille). La Linda ** 10.52.03 10.47.42 B

(Mtrs, M. I. Johnstone), Neretd II

IC. B. Barry). 302.10 10.42.41% 7 (A, R. Morrea), 14.04.23 20.45.00% 0 Kittiwake

16.67.31 10.48.00 IMI P. M. King), Joss

(F. 11, Macallan. Eve .......... 17.01.22 16.51.50% 11

(E. Bader). Painted Lady 17.05.37 30.57.14% 12

(II, Cartwright Taylor). Artemis ......................D.N.F.

Playing over 36 holes at the Kow-i Joon Golf Club on Sunday last, A. J. Dennis won

the Laneford Trophy hobel with a nett score of 142, T. D. Paton was runner-up with

a score of 143, Captain's Cup Competition In the Captain's Cup Qualifying Competition played on the same day, T. D. Paton, 79-8-73, and F. C. Barry, 83074, qualified for Janu- ary. There were eight entries.

MEDAL COMPETITION The L. G. U, Monthly Médal Com- petition played by the Ladies' Sec- tton, the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, at Fanling on Tuesday, resulted as follows:

Silver Division.Mrs. Gilmore 91 --1576; Mrs. Shewan 91-12-79.

Bronze Division. Mrs. Benson, 99 --2970; Mrs. Whitehead 101-30

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LAWN BOWLS United Services R.C. Beat Governor's Team

Cold

Baths Do

Not Aid Athletes

Dr. Jack

Lovelock,

famous mile runner and former holder of the world's record for 1,500 nicires, believes there is a "lot of eye-wash" talked about the training of athletes.

He gave this advice to members of the Amateur Athletic Association in a discussion recently.

DIET. A frightfully un- hipportant part of training, The average balanced diet of the gorinal person was ample. Emphasis should

be put on milk, butter, fruit and vegetables.

MASSAGE-Very good for the masseur, but not nuch good for the man in

in training. Useful the

early stuges to counteract soreness, meninlly sooth- ing in the later singes. He had gone for one sea- son without ony massuje. EXERCISE. He Con- demned exercise and cold bathis or showers before breakfast. Swimming va- Juable to teach relaxation and develop ann

And shoulder muscles. SPECIAL FOODS.-Men- tal benefit of sugar often considerable, but not al- ways to physical benefit, #15 the stomach cannot always absorb it.

Aver- age man had enough sugar with meals. Extra salt, especially in summer, recommended.

HOCKEY TRIAL

WIN FOR ARMSTRONG

Los Angeles, Jan, 11, The world wellerweight champion, Henry Armstrong, narrowly won on points against Baby Arizmendi, ex- [champion, in a bout recognised by the California Commission as a title fight but not by the New York Com mission as it was only bout-Reuter.

Lovelock in action

10-round

BADMINTON

LEAGUE RESULTS

lengte games in

Following are the results of last night' (badminton Divinon:

the

Recreto beat St. John's 6-3.

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A. Xavier and C.C. Pereira best F. 1. Kwok and R. Devan 31-18: beat H. Smith and P. Wilson 21-19; beat D. Kwok and F. Newman 21-17.

C. N. da Sliva and E.AR, Alves beat

Hettup (E. 11, Kwok and R. Llevan 21-17; best N. Smith and P. Wilson 21-17; beat D. Kwok Iand F. Newman 24-23:

ERNIE RODERICK MEETS A TARTAR FROM THE CONGO

By Fred Dartnell

London, Dec. 13.

1. F. Gonsalves and M. M. Boares lost to F. I. Kwok and K. Devan 21-10: lost to N. Smith and P. Wilson 18-21: Jost to D. Kwok and . Newman 12-21.

KOWLOON TUNG V. BT. ANDREW'S Kowloon Tong best St. Andrews 0-0. F. Cheng and Lea Kom-ming best Gibson and 5. Darby 21-3: beat A. 8. Bliss and W. Knox 21-20: heat Tomlinson and 5. A. Broadbridge 21-12,

Peter Lo and F. Fletecher beat Gibson and Darby 21-3: beat filas and Knox 21-6: beat Tomlinson and Broadbridge 21-11: , E. Lee and F, S. Ko beat Gibson and Darby 21-2 beat Bils and Knox 21-4: beat Tomlinson and Broadbridge 21-0.

ST. ANDREW'S WIN

St. Andrew's scored an important victory last evening, beating Chung Wah by 0-3.

Scores:

C. F. Chiu and P. F. Choy (Chung Wal) beat W. C. Choy and F. V. Wong 21-12; lost to W. M. Gillies and 1. E. Brawn 15-21; lost to E. F. Fincher and II. Kew 6-21,

W. H. Choy and F. F. Li (Chung Wall beat Choy and Wong 21-11 lost to Gillies and Brown 21-24; lost to Fincher and Kew 3-21.

P. C. Leung and S. C. Llang (Chung Wah) beat Choy and Wong 21-11; lost to Gillies and Brown 17-21; lost to Fincher and Kew 0-21.

OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS

"Lord Jeft” (King's Theatre, to- day)-Freddle Bartholomew is again reformed through kindliness, dis- cipline and fair play. The necoin- plice of crooks, he is caught and sent to an English nautical school for walls, there learns a new code and drops his old one. The alm bears an ideal cargo-fun, action, fair play, and not even a small hamper of love Interest." Mickey Itooney, of course, is the same loveable rascal, and a newcomer, Terry Kilburn, steals many of the scenes.

"Give Me A Sailor" (Queen's Theatre, to-day) Good clean fun in this picture of the girl who,-sending a picture of herself for a cooking competition, wins a "legs" contest and is skyrocketed to fame in the good old American manner. Martha Raye is a scream, and is supported by Bob Hope and Betty Grable.

"Carnival quen" (Alhambra Theatre, fo-day.) Drama and comedy with a circus as the colourful background. An heiress (Dorothea saw Kent) inherits a carnival show from

Ernie Roderick (Liverpool), who knocked out the famous Humery in three rounds on his last visit to Earl's Court, last night outpointed a coloured fighter, Al Baker, from the Belgian Congo, over eight rounds.

band

Baker gave him a tremendous fight The eighth and last round at Liverpool some time ago, and Roderick desperately trying to finish her father and finds that the circus although Roderick dealt out some his man, but Baker kept there toe tolla being used as a blind by terrifle punches to body and head toe to the Bnish. He wan, of course, of thieves. in the opening round, the coloured the leser, Gut a champion one at that boy was coming back, gaily in the and between ourselves Roderick was second round.

s tired winner at the close.

by

Baker landed several times with the right, and his clever use of flie. left hand made the Englishman's face look like a gorgeous Turner sunset. Roderick did not like this, and

..

UNLUCKY WELSHMAN

Cut eyes are the bane of the boxing profession, and Johnny Houlston, the Welsh Welter-weight champion, has

דיי

Cover the War" (Oriental Theatre, to-day.)-News-cameramen go into the thick of battles to "shoot" acenes which astonish the world. This is a story of

these their lives. John Wayne and Gwen Gaze have the principal roles.

and

men

"You're Only Young Once" (Majes- discarding any fancy work, he tried good reason to deplore this fact. ilo Theatre, to-day.)-One of the Houlston, who is only 21 years old, early ones of the Judge Hardy serles, desperate counters to Innd a

had lost but one of his 40 nights as a and one of the best. declsive punch.

Baker used his feet well, however, professional, and this was through a and also took a lot of blown on his cut eye causing his retirement.

forearm. Roderick's flerce assaults Last night, when facing Harry VINES BEATS BUDGE

GAME BAKER

.

the sixth round he split Maguire's

The comparatively heavy defeat of)

looked impressive, but Baker was Craster (Middlesbrough), he suffer- the third rink of His Excellency the putting up a game show. He seemed ed the same experience, the referee Governor's team. In a game of tawngle by comparison, but he picked stopping the fight at the end of the bowls against the United Services Northerner's liking.

its punches far too often for the sixth round.

Cincinnati, Jan. 11. Ellsworth Vines beat Donald Budge Recreation Club at Kowloon yester-

Houlston, who had previously got to-day in an exhibition tennis match, day, gave the home side a win by

his left eye slightly eleven shots. Scoring in the first two

damaged, re-{7-5, 2-0, 0-4. To date euch line won cetved a bad cut on the other. This three matches-United Press. rinks was very close, the U.S.R.C. Then Roderick waded in even more was particularly hard luck, as the winning in both cases by one shot, furlously. Its punches were heavy punch had reopened the old wound The scores were:

and sounding Baker took them all received when he had been beaten Capt. Bates, Major Best, Col. White poured blood he continued to strike

Impossively, and although his mouth before. and Dr. Smalley beat H.E.

The return affair between the Governor, His Honour

the back with astonishing courage and sturdy South African middle-weight, Tom Watson's verdict the Chier!

Eddie Maguire, and George Davis, considered from the close-up view ni Justice (Sir Atholl MacGregor), Mr. In the sixth round Baker survived of Notting Hill the Southern Ares the ringside, was a correct one. The E. Carter and Mr. J. Deakin 23-22. a battery of punches to the stomach champion, ended in a draw. In their crowd thought Maguire had won

Capt. Parsons, Col Matthews, Flt. and drove Roderick back to the ropes previous fight Maguire had gained a however, and booed loudly. L. Mou and Capi. Nish beat the with a fusilade of counters to the Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson, Mr. J. head and body.

narrow points decision. Smith, Mr. R. Hall and Mr. J. Gownn 22-21.

MC The crowd gloried in his pluck and

cheered unstintingly. Roderick look-

THE CROWD BOOED

nose.

It was a gory affair, and I think of a draw,

Tommy Burns (Blockton) beat El Houssine (Morocco), referee stopping the fight at the end of the arth Capt. Sale, Mr.

round; and George Markwick (Cuck- Moncrieff, Capt: ed amazed that his task of subjection vious injury on both his eyes, made Africa) on points.

Maguire, who bore evidence of pre-neld) beat, James J. Briit (South Newton and Major Levett beat the should be so prolonged.

good play with his left, and early on

·Baker' netually took the seventh the Londoner's face WIE much round by the brilliant way he made swollen and his nose bleeding. Roderick miss a exen forord the

Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith, Mr. Justice

R. E. Lindseli, Mr. A. Hyde Lay-and

the Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields 26-10.

Totale: U.SRC. 70; Governor's Team 68.

latter to hold and scored quite a - lot of rights.

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