1939-01-31 — Page 20

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

CLUB VICTORY OVER R. NAVY

WAS SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT Batsmen Had To Hustle To Make Required Runs

A SILLY BUSINESS

(By "R. Abbit")

sides, but it is an amazing thing how come off when seldom the cracks playing for the Civil Service.

A GREAT FINISH Having come away extremely de- pressed from the match to which I lucky have

I was Just referred

the

Cralgengower finish at enough to come in for quite a sport- ing

Arst visit there At my ground. things looked pretty

poor for Crai- engower as they only had about 103 for 6 wickets and A. K. Ismail was stumped very smartly just as I left. However, Ernie Zimmern, who had kept himself back and, I think, at the eighth wiekel only went in

made 21 down.

George hot out. Souza had previously made in ex- cellent 45, while the veteran 11. P. Lim, promoted from the secenel eleven, scored 24 going in first wie kt. The Craigengower skipper did not dare to declare and I am told that the IR.C. Innings did not start 5 min- utes less than the

to make 9 runs less, but they have

D

A. J. G. Taylor (left) and W. E. Peers, two of the forwards selected for the Hongkong rugger team to play against Malaya in the forthcom- ing Interport.

Here And

There

With "Abe".

South China

Football

Team Getting Stale

January 31, 1939.

2 IMPORTANT BADMINTON MATCHES PLAYED

Two Replays In F.A. Cup

London, Jan. 30.

In a Fourth Round replay in the F.A. Cup. Tottenham, playing at home, drew with West Ham once again, each side scoring a goal. Extra time failed to bring about a definite conclusion.

In a second replay in the same round of the Cup, Shef- field Wednesday defeated Chester 2-0 on Manchester City's ground.--Reuter,

Record Crowd See Rangers Beat Celtic Magnificent Goal By Kinnear

Hangers

LAST EVENING University "A" Almost Sure Of "A" Division

Two results in last night's Badminton League programme are

of vital importance. In the "A" Division, the victory of University "A" over the Club de Recreio has put them in an almost unassail- able position to retain the championship, but they still have to play the Chinese Y.M.C.A. twice.

In the "B" Division, St. John's vanquished Kowloon Tong "A"- result beneficial to St. Andrew's "A" who now remain the only tenni in ihla division to have been beaten once. St. John's, Kowloon Tong "A" and

Wah, Chun

St. Andrew's greatest rivals, have all been beaten twice.

The other teams in the section are out of the running for the champion- ship.

"A" DIVISION

University A beat Recreio 0-3 in the A Division of the Badminton lea que last night.

P. K. Hul and K. L. Your beat Co- valho and Silva 21-0; beat Remedios and Oliveira 31-7; Deut Barron and Rodrigues ! 21-0.

2 Celtie

T. F. Yong and C. K. Lee lost to Car- London, Jan. 3.

valho aud Silva 0-21; beat Remedios and i Jefore a crowd of 120,000 people Oliveira 21-14;ust to Darros und Rodrigues - record for any League game in 20-24.

T. B. Dun and M. 5. Lim last to Car. the world Glasgow Rangers vathe and Silva 12-21; beat Reinedios and triumphed

traditional Oliveira 31-4; Beat Barron and Rodrigues Celtic

over thelr

rivals at Ibrox Stadium 21-14,

and thus practically assur

none of the forging batsmen, with Sunday, the recent Saigon tour did was no prospect of a fight for him yesterdaves of the Scottish League

championship.

LEAGUE TABLE

ed

More than 20,000 were unable to

gain admission and thus missed one University "A".

Games P. W. L. F. A. P. 6 6 0 30 12

2 2 0 14 4 4

K. L. Your and I". K. Iul have been showing consistently good form for

in "A" the Bad- the University minton League.

there were had surmised, As 1

finishes in the four Senior three League Ganica. The Club did get home inst the Navy, who had seven wickets when made 158 for they declared and I gather the Club the runs, The had to bustle for weakness of the Club attack in wicket-gelting was rather shown up as with the exception of Whitmarsh of and Kennedy the Navy had none their regular first playing, though perhaps Carver would be included if he were always available. It is Indeed a grim tank getting up Naval aides in these days. However Whit- marsh came off and no less than four other batsmen got twenty or thirty aplece. They declared at 20 minutes past 4, and so, allowing for the interval the Club had un hour and a half to get 157 runs. 1 am told that the light was not particularly good, though possibly it actually im- proved a little about a quarter to six The Navy ground is, I should say

the week-end. the hardest ground to fit there was until 4.35. They belonging Club JUDGING by their display against Frida Head in the Colony but it seems

Eastern in the League match on Schmeling stated in Paris that there some pretty good quick running of going all out Ride, singles and by

Joe Louis's master, Owen Hughes, and Alee Pearce just the exception of Minu, which the not do the South China footballers in the near future, but later he

good. They appeared listless stated he was The result was any A Club can command.

# title managed to get the runs in time. fine achievement.

that after an attempt to bustle and and were always a yard lower in and it seems he is angling for a losing, some wickets cheaply-Na-retting to the ball as compared to fight in September. The German's It was for South return to the ring has been rumoured their opponents. magnificently

some time. From no less an zarin by the way was

the long history of thrilling encoun- Recreio thrown out by Souza-they had to China "A" very poor performance for

tera between the clubs.

G 0 0 10 20 I and they fully deserved to be benten. authority than Billy McCarney, who

a University "B"", I personally had plumped for the

concentrate

defence. When

Theech

attendance record as thus got Valley

a chance of

How much they rely on Li Tin-sang once shared with Joe Jacobs the came of Schmeling

"" DIVISION looking at two gumes. Actually it arrived about 5.30 nothing but a very

when Chelsea and Arsenal met up nearly made me i to watch one of dull draw seemed probable as A. 11. in defence was painfully cbvious in management

as Meset

at Stamford Bridge in 1035. All at- Kowloon Tong B lost to Chung Wah then, as in the CS.C.C. and Recreio Madar was well dug in. However, this game; Leung Wing-chiu, de-word of an intended come-back. In League match in England is 02,005,

tendance records for any game in 8-1 in the "B" Division. game after really getting a lerride another wicket fell and then Ernie patising at left back, was hopelessly a letter, "the old professor,

Great Britain were broken in April, down for 18. Zimmern at first silp hurled himself at sea, and though Lee Kwok-wal Catney is affectionately known to in push on and having

1937, when 140,547 spectators saw with Perry doing most of the damn-forward at a sick of Madar's off A. made a much better job of it, the timates in the boxing game, writes this in and he told me he is going to full the change

Scotland-England international was made. With age, G. A. Guterres and II. L. Ozorio K. Ismail, and somehow or other got damage had already been done when as follows: "I met Schmeling in Ber-

C. F. Chiu and S. C. Llang beat Lee he lay

match at Hampden Park, Glasgow. got away with it and made the only his hand under it as

whole length on the ground. It was really defeat, the chances of South China Brht ngalo. Max will

"A" winning the First Division glits over here and, if he is satis

Celtic were unfortunate In that and ling 21-3; beat Mackay and Pang St. Andrew's "A"

21-10; beat Smith and Leonard 21-15. St. John's double figure scores. The

shield have side anyway were out for 68 and it a brilliant catch and gave Craigen-

been seriously feopar-ned with his condition, with go to Wickets con-dised. The Navy Rower just a chance.

are now three America and try for another fight they had to take the field without W. II. Choy and B. F. Ld lost to Lee and seems almost Incredible that

Chung Wuh beat Smith and Leonard 21-14. tinued to fall and had lung been

against

Recreio Civil Service batting couldn't even

able to do the diving act as well as points ahead but have played one with Joe Louis, Max is confident he Paterson, Crum and Divers, all in-Wing 15-21; bent Mackay and Fang 31-3; K. Tong "A"

given another jured in Saturday's game that. It

can boat Louis wangle

K. Tong "B" perfectly

chance." Those who saw the Ger-Hearts. Lynch, Carruth and Birrell

IV.R.C. dreadful as, with the exception of Ernie Zimmern I think Craigen-ame more than the Chinese.

had their strongest Rower might have won. On the Strenuous Time

man battered down without striking Oiled the vacancies. Rangers rein- F. Baker they side out. I can only suggest to other hand they had S. A. Ismail

a blow in his own defence last June troduced MacKillop in the half-back as usual, n com-

of line and had Harrison at inside-right 6-3. Perry that regardless of the per- who presented,

in pletely Imperturbable bat to the ball WHILE the tour to Saigon and might question the advisability

place of the injured Fidden. sonul feelings of the batsmen If it was going to hit the wicket and W liniphong was thoroughly enjoy another American visit, although it

Vielory went to the better side.

Better ignored it firmly it it was not. able in every way, the players were his way to one or two good purres. Throughout the game Rangers were There was a thrill at the end as M. given a strenuous time as they had whether he could beat Max Boer,

Swifter moving team. They P. Madar balting number ten, to play ten matches in a period of Tommy Farr or the promising Loui were always striving for smoothness evidently thought he was playing the just over two weeks. Furthermore, Nova is another matter.

and cohesion In altack and were

ful Kinnear last ball of the match and danced they had a great deal of travelling down the wicket to Billimoria and to do

enerally successful. Waddell on the wings were both tre- But everywhere they visited Record Drive was bowled neck and crop. I can the players proved extremely popular

mendously fast and full of cunning. imagine his disgust when he dis- because of the high standard of play WORLD record golf drive of 402

Hogy had no counter to the trickery covered there was still one more which they maintained. They lost that Ozorio was not bowling as well over to go. However, S. A. Ismail three of their games, but these were yards is claimed by 22-years-old of Rangers left-winger, and it was no surprise when, after 15 minutes, proved entirely competent to cope

Kinnear cut round the Celtic back

goni.

туля

the

Colledge opening pair. I think I am right in saying that they have very scitom made a big opening stand, and if they both get out cheaply the rest of the team seem to consider It their bounden duty to do so too, Actually the ground was delity over-watered and the bowling may have been very good. I was told

on

take two

as his carly figures showed, but with the situation. It was a grandist teams which they would have Stanley Williams, who accomplished

of the feat recently at the height of a

GO.

of the best and fastest matches in Chinese "y"

King's College

the

the

for

and

beaten normally; the rigours the game did constant playing and travelling were 60 miles-an-hour eple on the East and went on to score a magnificent

In fact that Richardson, any case the

P: 1 Onish

even though Colledge, McLellan, Griffiths - and

result in `n draw, Perry only collected I runs be- of the tween them shows the nature

ANOTHER CLOSE THING collopte, Arthur Lay made a gallunt effort and at one time there seemed

beginning to tell on, them when they (minvern public Unks. The 10th c.

for

Blics

centre-for-

4 2 2 18 19 4

4 1 3 0 27

P. C. Leung and 11. S. Poon best X. N Lee and H. Hing 21-8; beat N. A. E. Ktackay and J. Pang 21-5; beat J. Smili and G. Leonard 21-10.

WIN FOR ST. JOHN'S

P. Fielcher 11-15; lost to F. Trang and J. Chen 15-21.

P. Wilson and N. Smith beat Leo and Trang 2-7 beat Lo and Fletcher 23-21; beat Tang and Chen 21-10,

D. Kwok and 8. Newman lost to Les beat Lo and Figlcher and Tsang 20-23; 21-10: lont to Tang and Chen 21-23.

LEAGUE TABLE

St. John's bent Kowloon Tong A Wanderers

11. Kwok and R. Deavan beat R St. Andrew's "B"

E. Lee and J. Trang 11-7; beat T. Lo ana S. and S. Home.

Games

P. W. L. F. A.Pt. 10 9 1 09 21 18 10 0 2 71 19 16 10 8 2 54 30 10 27 14

8 3 6 24

NAVY RUGBY FIFTEEN PROVE THEIR WORTH AGAINST BRISTOL XV

Bristol

3 pts R. Navy

THORNTON MAKES OPENING Ιπ were defeated.

every way the recorded drive is 445 yards by

Rangers second goal, although at Herne Bay in 1913. The

to Venters, was really tour was a success-except that the B

wind was dead behind Williams, credited lust of the First Divialon players are now feeling the effects. Who, playing from the regulation tec, Thornton's work. The The

London, Jan. 17. some hope, but nobody did much at League matches to be dealt wd the against Eastern, they were state and high to the left of the fourth hole, heel pulled the whole Celtic defence

in Sunday's game,

instance, which is a high one, finished pinward cut to the right and his back- the end, though Hawkins looked as that between the K.C.C. and

The Navy avenged previous defeats at Bristol by gaining a might save Though he

the game. Army and it provided a splendid were a stless side.

which measures 462 yards. Appli-out of position. Venters' task in well-deserved victory by 2 tries to one on the Memorial Ground However, with the last mon in he finish as R. E. Lee took two wickets setback has lost for them some

scoring was a simple one.

yesterday, endeavoured to hit the runs off and in the Inst over of the day to get the valuable ground in the championship cation will be made to have the new

record offleinlly recognised. was very finely caught by Silva who Army all out for 131, which was 34 race against the Navy, they aro leapt up and took a hard square cut runs short of the K.C.C. total made fortunate in that the sailor's love

Though

this

high above his head of backward for +7 wickets declared. E. Clost, or are about to lose, some of Golf Earnings the opening pair. I cannot help this season and E. F. is rather in and to keep up the present pace. DE the fact that he holds

point. Reverting to the question of Fincher has yet to find his form their best men and may not be able thlaking Perry would be well d-out but Anderson got going again, vised to try Richardson and Arthur though I am told bis 41 was a some-

Lay holding Colledge back to lend what slow Innings, Burnett (3Come-back Planned?

some back-bone to the middle of the batting. The team ought to be quite

a good one judging from the way In which several of the members ner form when they are playing for other

and R. T. Broadbridge (20) were

the next highest scorers.

I was glad MAX Schmeling,

who boxer

Jo see that Norman Mackay was back

TAT

in the side, from which I rather that heavyweight championship of

the

back

When

It was not until after the interval that we saw the real Celtic. Out-

Bristol fielded the same side us practically a gift, a Bristol played in the first half, the Parkhead youngsters now produced a spirit and that which had defeated the IAF badly slicing a kick and giving the ESPITE

enthusiasm which knew no bounds. and the Army. However, they failed Navy forward a "walk-over." Delaney was the mainspring of al- to adapt themselves to the terrible Pearce scored additional points were only one major tile the Cana- dian Open Championship-Sam most every move. Twice injured and conditions of ground and ball as struck off, as Pearce, who took the Snead, the

ball after It Ilyder Cup player, carried off, he came back each time well as did their opponents. The kick himself and sent the ball over

Arst half was even and the efforts of the bar, touched to rally his colleagues. amassed the record earnings for a

conditions had

tions had been placed. the Germun

With 15 minutes to play, his efforts both sides to overcome

The sides crossed over on level United States professional of 10,000 once held the

successful. So sorely did he were quite successful at times, some dollars (about £3,000) lest year. The wer the US. Professional Golfers'

Associa

harasa the home defence that Carruth very good movements being carried terms but the Navy took the lead

left wus

Unmarked, and

aut. Later, however, very little real and gained the winning try through when

who followed up his kick itself for the most part into a for- and, taking inside mon scored easily.

the home

on full-back, dribbled From that point onwards Celtic's ward scramble.

Vavasour was clever at stand-off skilfully to score. night was magnificent, but Rangers'

Parker was the success of the defence was too well generalled to and Clayton-Grene and Hogg were

forceful and enterprising in the match, giving an admirable display give any more away.

full-back, ал did Thompson, centre, while Kirkby ran well on the at

couple of silps which despite the strong tackling of except for wing,

excusable. The two packs Pearce and Lewis. The Navy backs were

battle, and to always tooked fleety to score, which fought out

E

his Injury the week before was not world, is going to the United States. tion regard this as a record because, Is he returning to the ring? This is although in 1938 Gene Sarazen won question which has been per- 21,500 dollars (about £4,300) in the plexing sports writers in Europe and season, some of the tournaments in America. According to United

which he played were not sanctioned by the P.G.A., and his figure was, therefore, not recognised. Snead, as had as it was feared. Frank however, has surpassed the previous Goodwin too has made a welcome recognised record of 15,500

and I see from his (£3,100) by Horton Smilk, in 1929. reappearance Agures of 10-1-33-1 that he is still

SHERRY

on the bowling list. If he can run

Into form with the ball win High Scoring

dollars

greatly help the K.C.C. who depend too much on Lee and Lloyd for their

1 Fulham bent Dury, Rooke, the main bowling. Anderson however

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scoring the six goals by which Indlyl-

had a day out on Saturday taking dun goal-dearing record for the F. competition. Rooke Is ຄ 7 for 28 in 9 overs, The Army A. Cup showed signs of the collapsible na strong type of player weighing 12 st. Guildford und ture of their batting that had been 4.1b. He was born

football with the so disastrously illustrated the previ- he started his

and Wolting Club. From there he was week. Major Murray Driver Logan gave them on excellent transferred to Crystal Palace, where sinri but after that Godby (21) was he had difficulty in finding a regu

On Oc- lar place in the first team. the only person to do very much.

tober 20, 1830, Fulham obtained his transfer, since which time he has been their recognised centre-for- I need not refer to the Army ward, Rooke has not been a proll- and K.C.C. match which has al- fc rcorer in the League this season. ready been described in this paper. In 21 games he has scored only 12 The majority of the other matches goals.

SECOND DIVISION

are rather noticeable for small scor-

ing with one exception, and that was Fairer Deal

when the Cricket Club ran up 198

Delaney touched the ball to him the; football was seen, the game resolvire i Park..... advantage of a slip by

Excluded From The Rankings

nor

was more

rousing

than could be said for the supremacy gained by the Navy second half the Bristol, who seldom succeeded in forwards in the making progress. Once or twice in visitors largely owed their success. the first half, however, Bristol went On this showing the Navy have a very near to augmenting the opening very strong side in the making. try by Pearce, and Gegg was only BRISTOL: V. 11. Thompson: C. Lynch, K, Lewis, It. Pearce, D, G. Geng: H. B. Just kept out.

Poote, P. Redwood; D. A, ed." ¥." W. Tucker, 8. 11. Justin, D. Commoins, G. r. Mason, W. T. Reynolds, J. P, Harkins, C.

Murphy,

"CIFT" TRY FOR CRAWFORD The Navy replied to Bristol's Iry with one by Crawford which was

trey Fabyan.

Bundy,

R. NAVY: L1. W. J. Parker (1.M.B. Repulse); Lt. E. J. 1. Kirkby MS. Drake), Sub-L1, Z. G. Clayton-Greene INE. Call.), L.A. ILMS. 1logy (DeVori" Sub-Lt. n.

Frobisher),

Workman. MEN'S DOUBLES

Datalah 1.8.9. Excellent, LAW. I

Excellent), nudge and Mako. 3. Hunt and Wood Crawford (RAF. Station, Gosport, 17

. . . Hammond (LL.M.9, W. Allison and J.

A. B. Blocembe (ILM.B. Drake).

Van Ryn.

Neither Mro. Helen Wills Moody,, G. Mako.

. . M. Grant.

port Borv. G. E. Vavasour, (capt Wimbledon champion,

Misa

WOMEN'S SINGLES

11.M., Iron Duke), End LL. D. II. de Helen Jacobs, Wimbledon finalist, 11. Miss Alice Marble. 4. M11R Barbara Stacpools (R.M.) (R.M, Bartacka). Chat-

Winslow. ranked in the annual 1st issued by

ham), Lda. Tel. R. O, Stovell (RMS. Fal- . Miss G. Wheeler. Drake), 2nd Lt. E. R. Bridges (LM) the United States Lawn Tennis AE-2 MIR.. Burah

(R.M. Barracks, Chatham); Man. D. sociation. "Insufficient data" is the a. MIL. Dorothy 6. Mis Dorothy O'B. Taylor (HMS, victory), B reason given for their omission.

Lyddan The same reason is advanced for the omission of F. X. Shields from the men's at. Shields left a filia acting post to play in the American championships at Forest Hilia where enough to step in for a few minutes M. Roy Davis has been elected he succeeded in making a brilliant unfortunata chairman and mannger of the "come-back." He was carly in the Club innings and I saw U.S. Olymple Boxing Committee, enough to meet J. E. Bromwich, the Bishop and Fox pasung

them He is a leading official of the A.AU. brilliant Australian player, and only heavily. It was good stiff knocking! and considered the country's top- loat

five sets, comprising 03 after and I remember admonishing the ranking authority, on amateur boxing

games, Club skipper to declare at ten to administration. Hope for coloured In the men's singles, the rise of four! He has confessed to me later boys to participate in the Clymple Gene Mako le featured, and he is that he did not declard until Øve to Games boxing of the future was held given third place to his doubles part- four, but he pointed out that without out to them by Mr. Davis when he ner, Donald Budge, now a profes Divett he was without one of his said, in an Interview: "I sm in sional. Miss Alice Marble, winner

against thic Navy, I was

Jucky

most hostile bowlors. As it was, the favour of a squaree deal for coloured in the women's singles al Forest Hills Club having made 108 had to work boxers, and on the future Olymple is ranked number one. No ats their very hardest to prevent the boxing teams there may be coloured were issued for the women's doubles Navy from getting the runs as they inds because in those Southern States or the mixed doubles. went all but for it. Catlow led the

that do not permit mixed bouts we The following are the leading score list with 40 but nearly every are going to hold special coloured players in the lat body made double figures. D'Arcy tournaments and then, feed the wins

MEN'S, SINGLES Evans, whose fuck. I should thinkers into our eight sectional tourna- 1. Donkid Budge. *&B. E, Wood.

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