1939-05-03 — Page 9

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

if

#

May 3, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

AWRIGHT-- AWRIGHT ---

YA DON'T HAVE TO GIT TOUGH.

ABOUT 'IT!

BICYCLES

NANCY

WELL---

DO YOU

THINK

LET'S

17. WILL WORK

TRY IT!

DO YOU GIVE FREE SODAS TO PERFESSIONAL DETECTIVES.

WELL I GUESS IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO KEEP IN GOOD WITH THE LAW!

IN WIND OR RAIN

Jel. 28151.

The "BURBERRY"

GIVES PROTECTION AND COMFORT!

SLI

Changes Made In Open Golf Championship

Reward In Qualifying Round An Incentive For Competitors

London, Apr. 2.

The Royal and Ancient Club has made two intoresting changes in the conditions for the Open championship, at St. Andrews, in the week beginning July 3. One is the award of a money prize of £20 to the player returning the best score in the two qualifying rounds. The prize will act as an incentive for the competitors to play their best in what hitherto has been a dull and lifeless affair.

Playera with an international re- ing that he was robbed of the cham- putation

make no serious effort, pionship at Prestwick, in 1925, be- knowing full well that a reasonable cause the crowds scarcely gave him score is certain ku qualify in a huge room to swing the club. A less sen- field of nearly three hundred com-sitive person than Smith--Walter petitors,. It

It is not to be expected Hagen, for example would not have that the "star" players will waste rushed matters, but would have their energies during the weeding-waited until the crowds out-process, particularly in the ab-cleared.

of any gain. Except for a sence brief moment of glory, the leader in the qualifying rounds has got nothing

cards for his pains; the score thrown into the dust-bin, and the

had been

INJUSTICE REMOVED

The addition of four places for the

A final day, while making little differ- ence to the comfort of the players,

ployer at the bottom of the list is

Despite a slight drizzle, pupils of the Bellos Girls' School thoroughly enjoyed themselves yesterday when they held their Inaugural sports meet- ing on the Universlty athletle ground at Pokfulam, Picture liero alioses Note the different expres- one of the many interesting races in progress. elons-Staff Photographer,

FARR WANTS TITLES BACK

By FRANK BUTLER

LONDON, Mar. 31.

will probably remove a sense of in- TOMMY FARR told me at Brighton yesterday that he considered the British and Empire titles he once held, relegation. A player may feel that and now in the possession of Len Harvey, should be handed

Justice fell by those on the fringe of

just as well off as the one at the "While the new £20 prize is not

he has a chance of picking up a calculated to excite the men whose handful of strokes in the final stages back to him. earnings run into four figures, it will Duncan gained forteen on Mitchell help to put a little "kick" into the

in one

one round at Deal, In 1920..... preliminary stages of the champion though the odds against making up Control to this effect. But I can tell He is writing to the Board of ship. In the case of the majority of fourteen players the winning of £20 is no Padgham

shots on a Colton or you now that there is not the slight-

could, in

these small matter; it means, at any

rute,

be culculated. scarcely weck's

any the titles to Forr. He must meet and that a

expenses are assured.

the conditions on the final day defeat liarvey in the ring to regaln event, This new prize revives un idea; which I have long had is inind--the Sandwich, last year, when any them.

of twenty players, if not more, one

the board's nward of a suitable medal to

to the firat

tion.

RUINED CHANCES

In

a

COLONY days, est chance of the board giving back

one

Farr

recent

the!

BEATEN AGAIN

La Salle Prove Much Superior Team

Athletics

La Salle College Wins Annual Meet

La Salle College won the Gover- nor's Shlekt for the winner of the inter-school sports, at the annual meet yesterday at Caroline Hill. Diocesan Boys' School, with 23% points, were runners-up, 11% points behind the winners.

Taking first place in the high jump, the eighth event, La Salle College hnd

won the

in the next tumpionship then, for

nor Diocesan

events, neither they

eight points were

Salle

point, and though School gained a awarded for the relay, La were already 84 points in the lead. One record was broken, the pole vault zur

ngures being raised by Kwok Chi-hung, St. Stephen's College, from 9 ft. 10 ins, to 9 ft. 11% ins. B. S. Wilson, Central British School, tied the record of 18.2 sec. for the 110 yards high hurdles,

Robert Castro, La Salle, and W. J. Pryde, C.B.S., shared honcurs as in- dividual champion with 10 points each.

Results:

100 metres-Robert Casira La Salle); Churg-chow C. Largo (D..B.); Chen (D.1.8.) Time 11.0.

Long Jump-Yus In-tak (Wah Yan Col- lege); Loo Wing-choak (St. Stephen'); (D.5.3.1 and Wong 11-Jun Fenton (King's College) ed. Distance, 20 ft. 0 insa

$00 metres.-W. Pryde (C.B.S.); A.

sequeira (La Salle); Chan Wah-kuen (St.

Pole vault Kwok

Pole Vault Kwok Chi-hung (St, Step- hen's); Chan King-cheung (D.B.8.); Lay Tjak-yoeng. St. Stephen's). Height, tk. 11% in. (record),

200 metres.tobert Castro (La Salle); Ronnie Castro (La Ballo); J. Fenton (D.B.S.). Time 244.

Shot put Tong You-kau (St. Paul's): D. Crary (D.D.S.) Teng Eng-song (D.B.8.). Dliance, 30 ft. 0 in.

400 metres. Sequeira (La Salle); C. Large (D.B.3.); Ronnle Castro (La Balio). Time: 57.6.

High-jump.-O. Poon (La Balie); Wolf- gang Yue (DDS.); Loo Wing-chak (St Btephen's). Height & ft. 8 ins.

1,500 metres.-W. Prydo (chs); Chan Wah-kuen (St. Paul'e); Khan Mohammed (Queen's). Time, 4.40.8.

110 metres high bardles, B. Wilson (C.D.B.); Yu Chis-hus (91. Paul's); Yeung Sze-yee (Wah Yan), Time: 10.2 (Record equalled),

manga ba na mama Medley relay (400, 200, 200, 400 metres), -La Salle: D.D. t. Joseph's Time, 2.71.8.

SPORT ADVTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

Otherwise, fat had a chance of winning, are not matchhug of Harvey with Eddia amateur in the Open. A good many likely to be repeated at St. Andrewa Phillips for the British title and with amateurs pay their two guinea en this year. trance fee, not in the hope of win-

Gains for the Empire cham- Larry Though wherever possible a little pionship would be just a joke. ning, but of being the leading player length is being added, St. Andrews

PAID UP in their class, a distinction upon at about 6,850 yards, remains of which considerable value is placed the shurtest courses on the champlon-grounds that now he has conformed

bases ปร claim Official recornition of the leader in the qualifying rounds would seem anship rein, the longest being Carnou-with the board's ruling that he should appropriate occasion for the recogni-holes, the Afth and fourteenth, at St. for breach of contract, he should not sile at 7,200 yards. Both the long pay Promoter Sydney Hulls £750 tion of the first amateur; moreover, Andrews, are St. Andrews is the appropriate place From the new back tee at the fifth it champion.

being lengthened. only be reinstead as a boxer but as

Manila, May 2. for the introduction of the Innova is not now considered possible for

Afternoon showers left the turf any player, even with the wind beilis work-out yesterday was stamped the attendance, estimated at 7,000.

is a changed man these days. Farr

somewhat slippery and decreased hind him, to drive, as was the case with Americanism. He has dropped: In the 1933 championship, into the the left-hand style that gave him his Snile repeatedly

The smooth forward line of Lo The other change in the conditions bunkers below the ridge in front of victorics over Foord, Baer and Neu-goal-keeper, Tan

bombarded the Kwan-kon and concerns all competitors, both pro- the huge double green. Craig Wood, sel for at two-handed, typical Amert-kept the ball in Hongkong's territory fessional and amateur. For the last the American, an exponent

RACE THE FOURTH EXTRA the Di

con attack,

most of the time. two rounds of the championship the "draw" shot from right

MEETING will be held (weather to left, He has learned to punch a bal Lee Wai-tong remained in

the permitting at HAPPY VALLEY on Impossible,

seems to have found a right-hand display the anticipated spectacular mencing at 2.00 pm. and those tieing for sixtieth

DUAL DANGERS qualified for the anal

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 The change at the fourteenth is punch he struck me as being a much form, apparently having not last year, at Sandwich, on the repre- even more important and interesting. Sower and less scientific Farr. He pletely recovered from his Sunday's p

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE sentations of the Professional Golfers The new lecing-ground is taken back explained that he still has his left-attack of cramps.

hand leod, but such tactics in the The Hongkong line up was Tin

No one without a badge will be Kwan-kon: Lee Ting-sang, wym go to make a drab work-out.

Sheeban; Beltrão, L. II. Freshwater, admitted to the Members Enclosure. C. H. Courtney; R. H. Emberson, duration of each meeting in such a Such must be worn throughout the Fung King-cheong, Lee Wal-tong, manner as to be readily identified., A. V. Gosano. Hau Ching-to-

Badges admitting Non-Members to and Club the Members' on and Rooms at $5 for

$3 obtainable through the SECRETARY for Ladies (both Including tax)

upon the personal or written applica- tion of a Member, such Member to duced by him, and for Payment of be responsible for all visitors -Intro- all Chits, elc,

field will total in all

To achieved what

was regarded as the like a champion, and although he Hongkong line op, but he did not JSATURDAĘ th May, 151, de 2

players. In the past sixty

stages,

buti

Association, the number was reduced some distance towards

crowds

the fourth

to forty. The reduction was made to green on the adjoining Eden course, prevent over-crowding and to ensure and because of the angle, the drive, have the men with a chance should will be vastly more difficult, The have sufficient elbow-room, particu- out-of-bounds prea over the low larly as regards the

who stone wall on the right will become follow and surge round the favour- a more prominent, and also a more ites.

dangerous, feature. The name ap- There are several instunces on re-iplies to the nest of hidden bunkers cord of the chances of players being on the left, the direction which most ruined by the too close attentions of players take, becuase hitherto it has well-meaning hordes of spectators, offered fewer chances of danger. The the most notable in modern times former glories of the fourteen

fourteenth hole being that of Macdonald Smith, who with "Hell" bunker and the Devil's had some justification for complain- Kitchen" to carry with the second

shot

lot may now be restored.

WEAKNESS

AFTER FEVER

When your temperature begins to fall and you feel. you're getting better, then is the time to start to rebuild your wasted nerve and muscle tissues.

Doctors have proved time and time again that Horlicks is not only easily digested but also stimulates your faded appetite and rebuilds your exhausted body.

You gain weight almost at once. You feel full of strength and vitality. Get Horlicks to-day at your store.

(2)

INDOOR BOWLING Birmingham Men Beat Diamond Team

United Press.

flongkong Beaten

com-

R. B

Manila, May 2.

La Salle College beat Hongkong jby three goals to one.---Reuter,

Six of Winning: XI

Manila, May 1. La Salle's line-up included six Torpedo-men from H. M. S. player from the all-Manila team Diamond and Birmingham, who pick which defeated Hongkong last 'Sun- ed up the game in the Hongkong day evening...

arc

The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor,

close at 12 NOON.

A new back tee at the seventh Bowling Alleys, took part in a friend- The Hongkong visitors will make.Exchange Building, (Tel. 27704) will with a long carry over a deep, beit y match yesterday at ten pins. Bir- their third and final appearance on Timns are obtainable at the Club of gorse offers an

an entirely different mingham won by 83 points. Scores: Thursday night, against the YCO House provided they are ordered in Athletic Club, which are the Manile advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel.

probicin, one that will make even

Birmingham,

402 Boltserle,, at one time a Shanghal 318 star, will appear in their line-up, 359 Untied res

the mighty hitters go warily. A A. M: Milne 180 132 169 490 football league champions. Alex drifting shot is almost certain to be R. Eames... 143 125 134 caught in the gorse on the right, E. T. Drumgold 114 110 120 while a pulled drive will be trapped R. Strudwick. on the left.

By changing the angle of the shot, and adding a little length, an indif-

Total

Total

ferent hole at which most people M. Pearce were putting for 3's has been trans J. Woods formed into a first-class hole where P. Hardy the getting of 4's will not be so easy, J. R. Healey and the taking of 5's and O's not un- common. With these and other al- terations, and more contemplated, It Is hardly likely that R. T. Jone's record score of 205 for the course, made in the championship of 1927, will be beaten..

SPECIAL COACH

127

151 81

Diamond

143 130 182 137 115 137 740 D5 113 D4 132. 115

Diver To Hunt Virgin Gold

FOOTBALL COUNCIL

1,012

A meeting of the Hongkong Fool- ball Association Council will be 461 held on Monday: at 5.30° p.m. 370 The business will be,Minutes of 348 Council meeting. No. 9; Minutes of 341 League Management Committee meetings Nos. 16 and 17; Accounts; 1,520 Adoption of report on Hongkong- Macno Interport; Allocation of charity funda; Alteration of rules.

SYDNEY, N. 5. W.

An effort to extract gold from the desp pools on New Zealand's moun-

Copy Of Pharaohs' Laws

CAIRO.

As an experiment, a Belle car will tain rivers is to be made by Charles The first and only known copy of n be run to Fanling on Wednesdays Edvards, a 23-year-old Australian Pharachic code of law has been at 1.00 p.m. Actually this service and the inventor of a light weight found in an underground cemetery started yesterday,; Light lunches ordered from the Railway can be diving apparatus. Rich accumula at Tun el Gebel, Upper Egypt, by served on board, but orders should tions of gold ile in thèse pools, pro- Prof. Sami Gebr, of the Fuad Uni be sent in by 11 am. If the train is spectors assert, but the country is too versity. The discovery is taalled by not sufficiently used it will be dis- rugged for transporting, heavy atan- Egyptologista as "one of the most im

dard diving apparatus.

portant in recent years,”

continued.

21920).

PUBLIO ENCLOSURE The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $1 including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate, Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform 'are admitted Half Price.

By Order,

...O. E. BROWN,

Hongkong. Ist May, 1935.

Secretary.

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

to the Pictorial,

Editor...

The "BURBERRY**

WEATHERPROOF and topcoat

in one

It is proof against the most drenching rain or biting wind yef it allows natural ventilation

For smart appearance and true. economy, the "BURBERRY" is' without a rival

A wide selection of the newest models in the latest styles and colours are waiting for you.

$85.00 and $100.00

Men's Wear Department.

LANE CRAWFORD'S 52525252520

The House of Quality & Service

VICHY-CELESTINS

The famous natural mineral water

Shipped to all parts of the world provides a welcome opportunity of securing the beneficial action of the famous treatment at the Spa.

cases

VICHY is the bast

dietetic water-special- ly indicated in of arthritis; acute or

chronic rheumatism,

and liver troubles.

Distributed In Hongkong by:

THE CENTRAL TRADING CO.

Vichy-Celestins

"Incomparablo skating with a very pleasing

"Alice In Wonderland Ballet"

S. C. Morning Post Proviewor.

SONJA HENIE

RICHARD GREENE

IN

"MY LUCKY STAR"

Coming Soon KING'S THEATRE

CANTON AGENTS

for the

Hongkong Telegraph

WM. FARMER & CO.

Victoria Hotel Building. Shameen, Canton,

Tel. 13501