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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

January 13, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

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COLD SHOWER

Chau Wins S.R. (b) Class Nett Spoon

Slight Wind And Good

Light At Rifle Shoot

A very alight wind and good light ERA. CHE R. V. (NL) 27 21 prevalled at Kowloon for the Spoon Stoker Cooch, J. J. (MIL)

Spoon.

Rifle Shoot on Wednesday. At 600 *enoten winner at the "Nett" Spoon..

tdenolen winner of the "Handicap" yards however the light changed and became very poor, thus reducing reduced by one point,

N.D.-Winner of spoon has his handicap what might otherwise have been a higi

scoring day.

Many minus tried their skill at the Pool Shoot, but only two suc- ceeded--Sgl/LA. Mackie and P/Sgt. Thong. In the S.R. (b) Class, S.I. Chiu, of the Hongkong Police Re- serve, won the Nett Spoon with a 98, thus reducing his handicap to the

coveted "gcratch". Two Handicap Spoons were obtained by the Royal Scots, L/Cpl. Henderson and C.S.M. Stanford, and Major White, who is responsible for introducing this rife to this Regiment, musí be gratiflud to see his keenness being repaid in prizes.

P. O. Richards, of the Royal Naval Staff, again collected the S.I. (n) Nett Spoon. He was however, very closely foolowed by Cpl. Booth of the Royal Scots with on B (and a 9. Handicapi)

The roduction of the S.R. (a) Thirly Relt seems popular, no fewer

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eleven cards being taken out. has also reemed to have given the S.R. (b) a Allip HIS another seven cards were taken.

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8.41

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A. D. Morrison, J. II. McElney.

E. J. Wagner, H. J. D. Lowe.

D. 7. 5. Croder. 11. A. Mills.

J. Harrap, J. Ferties.

A. McKellar, W. W. C. She wenas.

B.32 A. W. Hodges, W. J. S. Key.

D. Slewart. R. 1. Davies, 20.00 . . Gregory, C. M. Ger.

Richardson, N. K. Littlejohn. E. 1012. Jackson. W. Sharp.

K. S, Morrison, I, 1. Geare.

10.20 W. W. Rac, D. D. Forbes. 10.24, P. Tamworth, R. G. Gray. 10.28 A. D. Humphreys. A. B. Purves. 13 D. K. Jistop. T. Landers.

The leading scores in the S.R. (b) up to the end of Decein- Thirly Roll ber are being published in the De- cember issue of the Bulletin, the 15. W. Jettries, B. D. Evans. publication of which has been delay ed by an unfortunate neeldent.

The programme for next week will be according to Die Programme Issued at the beginning of the season.

Leading scores of the mid-week shoot are as below:

B.A. (b)

Bosanquet, A. D. Stafford 10.40 P. Weich, R. MacGregor. 10.44 1. Trumphreys, I. G. Parker.. 1041 CD. . Walker, Goldman, 19.52 M., Carruthers, G. T. Barrington. 15. McGrane, 11, F. Sommern, 11.00

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A. V. Greaves, A. Murdoch.

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PLAY CLEANED UP AND PENALTY

AREA OBSTRUCTION STOPPED

--Says Scottish F.A.

By Charles Buchan

For the time being the interpretation of the new charging rule has been left in abeyance. Referees are carrying on in the old sweet way, but I understand that the subject is still com- manding a lot of attention from the authorities.

Officials of the F.A. are not satisfied with the present way the charging law is working out. The Scottish F.A. gave instruc- tions in August that the law was to be interpreted in the strict sense and when asked the other day how it was working replied: "It has cleaned up play and stopped obstruction in the penalty

area.

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Realising that this is a step in the right direction, our F.A. intends to look further into the matter. I gather they look favourably on the idea of coming into line with Scotland, though there may be a little afteration in the wording of the law, the intention being to make it plain when and where charging is permissible. I shall be very glad if they decide next season to || limit charging to those players attempting to play the ball.

James Given a Boxing Lesson by Gains

London, Dec. 13.

George James, the 24-years-old Welsh heavy-weight boxing champion, hailed as a future holder of the British title, had a severe set-back to his aspirations at Mountain Ash Pavilion last night “Lord Jeff" (King's Theatre, to when 10,000 of his compatriots saw him well beaten on points by day)-Freddie Bartholomew is again the veteran Larry Gains, the coloured Canadian, who was 37 yester- reformed through kindliness, dis- day, over 12 rounds. clpline and fair play. The arcom- plice of crooks, he is caught and seni

and not even a

steals many of the scenes.

"Give Me A Sailor"

contest

H.M.S. Eagle Beat Kent At Rugby

FINE RUGBY PROMISED TO-MORROW

INTERNATIONAL GAMES START

On the Army ground at Sookum- poo the first rounds of the Interna- tional Rugby Tournament are to be played to-morrow, and some good football should be witnessed, as four strong sides are being put into the field,

At 2.45 pm. England mect Ireland. As the fermer is riding # very strong back division, they should come out on top, but much depends on whether their forwards are able to obtain the ball as there is not much to choose between the Lwo packs.

At 4 p.m. Scotland play Wales, and is the two sides are fairly evenly matched the game should prove to be a very Interesting one. Scotland have possibly a better side behind the serum but the Wrish three- quarters should see plenty of the ball as they possess 4 very hard working pack.

England Lt. Stevens (Kent); G. K. Chadwick (Club), 11. D. Bidwell (Club) (Capl.). P. 0. Aslewith (Dainty). Lt. Walters (Medway), Sgt. Lang (R.A.O.C.). Lt. Talbot Medway), Sur. Appeley (RE.), K. W. Salter (Club), Cnr. Evans (5th A. A.), Pte. Berry (Mdax.). W. E. Petrs (Club), LL Ogle (Medway).

Lt. D'Oyly (RS.), J. Redman (Club).

Ireland.-M. W. MacGrath (Club); II. Van Leeuwen (Club), G. S. WI- ron (Club), Surg. Lt. Ellis (Medway), Ldg. Tel. Kelly (Kent), Li. Potter (Diana), LA. Drew Wilkinson (RS.), Ptz. Doustend (R.A.Q.C.), Lt. Cmdr. Browne (Medway) (Capt.). Pte. Richardson (Seaforths), E. W. Siput (Club). A. B. Thatcher (Eeagle), 1/5g. Page (5th A.A.), Lt. St. John (Medway), Mid. Cartw Hunt (Kent).

Referee: Lt. Pirie.

Scotland.-J. T. Brown (Club); D. H. Stewart (Club), W. E. Grieve (Club), L/C. Boe (RS.) F. O. Thomas (RAF. J. Hutchinson (Club), J. R. Henderson

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K. A. Waison Sutherland (R.S.); Pt Coombe (RS.), Lt. Anderson (Med- way), A. J. G. Taylor (Club), LL Crowford (R.C. of S.).

Wales.-Cp). Lewis (8th Heavy); Bdr. Freer (8th Heavy), Gnr. Richards (8th

Mid. Finley Heavy), (Ken), L. Lemax (8th Heavy); Lt. Skelton (Medway), LL Webster (Medway) (Capt.); A. F. Walkden (Club), Mr. Witherden

(Duncan). L/S. Romans (Eagle), Bdr. Bevan (8th Heavy). Lt. Boddington (Med- way), Gnr. Hall (8th Heavy), C. R. Davies (Club), Bdr. Whitehead (8th Heavy),

Referee: Lt. Cmdr. Linton.

Wappingshaw Game

REBUFF BY FRENCH

Rome, Jan. 12. Franco-Italian spart relations re- ceived a further setback yesterday when the French Feueing Federation'

A semi-final of the "1.M.S. Ad-formed the Italian Fencing Itedern- venture Rugby Cup" competition was ¡tion the French team

would not

to an English nautical school for James received 21 real boxing to a fight for the heavy-weight waifs, there learns a new code and lesson, and It is doubtful whether championship, and I do not see how At Kowloon B.G.C. drops his old one. The film bears an The won more than three rounds. my request can be refused. James ideal cargo-fun, action, fair play. At the outset he did practically all was a plucky loser, and I think the There will be a Special Wapping-

small hamper of the attacking, but Gains offered such boy has a lot in him."

shaw game at the Kowloon Bowling "love interest," Mickey Rooney, of an impregnable defence that the James sald: "I am not grumbling. Green Club to-morrow, commencing course, is the same loveable raten), Welshman could rarely land a telling I am still young enough to get to the al 3 p.m and a newcomer, Terry Kilburn, blow. Continually his left leads top, and if I can help it that won't

were parched, while never more than be lung from now." un two or three occasions throughout (Queen's the fight did the coloured man leave Theatre, to-day).-Good clean fun in himself open to James's much-vaunt- this picture of the girl who, sending ed right cross. a picture of herself for a cooking [competition, wins "es"

Gains was quite the equal of the und is skyrocketed to fame In the Welshnum in speet, but he left his good old American manner. Marilin chief efforts to the end of each round. Rays in a scream, and is supported when he pummelled James severely by Bob Hope and Betty Grable.

to head and body. "Carnival queen" (Alhambra Thien- tre. tn-day).-Drama

In the ith round he had James played off between II.M.S. Eagle and compete on Sunday in Genoa for the and comedy decidedly groggy following a series H.M.S. Kent yesterday, the former Mille trophy, with a elreus ny the colourful bacic of blows to the heart, and in the sixth winning after a close struggle by 8-3. ground. An heiress (Dorothea Kent) session James was again glad to hear The

It is believed that Italy will re- Inherits a cornival show from

other semi-nullsis, 1.M.S. tallate by declining to compete in father and finds that the elreus is uc-

her the bell,

Dorsetshire and H.M.S. Medway ure the French tournament in Paris on fine used as a blind by

Had Galns possessed a real knock-due to meet on January 24 and the February 25 beenuse these two events a band of out punch he might well have ended final will be played off un February have always been regarded as a re- thieves.

"Little Tough Guy" (Oriental Thea he had James down for a count of

the fight in the seventh session, when 4. tre, to-day). The "Dead End" kids two, and another right cross when score again in a fair drama of New the Welshman came York sluma

Again might "Hurricane" (Majestio Theatre, to-

have

ended the fight. At the count dav).—Exciting and tender story of three James was saved by the

bell.

New York, Jun. 12. In the concluding stages most

James Colonel J. Ruppert, multi-mil- made a despairing rally, but Gains dnafre owner of the Yankees Base- always appeared to have the fight ball Club, is stated by his physicians well in hand, and he ran out a good to be in a critical condition--United

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Colonel Ruppert, who is 71 years Gains said afterwards; "I feel as of age, is suffering from a compli dislik-though I have never fought bolter in callon of discasts arising out of an my life. I now challenge Len Harvey 'attack of phlebitis lost April.

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