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Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 11, 1941.

MORNING

MONDAY

COMMENTARY

Another Effort To Promote Boxing

Local Show May Be Stagede Championship

At European Y.M.C.A. Wrestling On The Bill

(By "Tinker")

IT SEEMS that at long last there is a little more than agitation afoot to promote boxing in Hongkong, Periodically over there many mouths now one has read

Exciting

Combined Gala

Realises $1,500.

challenges in the newspapers, and one has listened to a For Bomber Fund

few individual moans that boxing in the Colony is dead, buried and turned to dust, for it does seem that nothing short of a visit by Joe Louis could stir the population into anything like the faintest sign of interest,

A fow youre him, Len Culling, au

tina unakur lipsbig champion of

Linton, arrived in Hanukung, and it League Dowla was thought und hopes that the

might result in something being sun. But, no. 17 it wasn't for his vidite to connu of the agilitary fornamenta hu might not have re- menfared for whot, the feather shove Was made.

Internuitenlly over thusa yeath i Have Hut rum. Her hue never Canand striving to start sumushing, a hila ndeavours have jmen the man disamraging when he mom- the conditions Hunk puiBE TH

Maril * pine

with use t

He has been around, and mislu

Kowloon Tong Displaced In Leadership

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Quarter-final Quarter-final Games

Three Of Four Ties Decided On Last Heads

(By "Tinker")

¡Rifle Shooting

Police Reserves Seeking Grasett Challenge Trophy

The Police Reserve team make a very determined bid for the Graselt Challenge Trophy when they fired their match against the Police "A" team during the period; July 20 to August 3. Although the latter returned their highest score of the season they could not compete successfully against the excellent marksmanship of P. H. Thong and his team mates. Thong returned the first open sight "possible" of the season.

The detailed scores of this match are: | Police Iteuerve, ASI. P. H. Thong (100), B O. T. Leung (96), BJ. c. c. Chau (01),6.). A. C. Chan (00), 377. Pullen "A" Bgl Wall (05), Coll Marunjan Singh (03), Sgt Russell (90),

Although several teams have made,

Highest Scores

IT IS SELDOM that bowlers are given thrills such Bet Puran Bingh (80), 300, as those of yesterday when three of the four matches in aggregate scores of equal value in past THE COMBINED GALA -the the Open Rinks Championship played were decided on matches, the honour of getting the frat Victoria Hecreation Club fulgtied |

"le of the season coes to the Mid- " the last head only. One of these, too, necessitated two diesex "I" and "C" teams, both of alf expretations of success Raineday night when the combined extra heads!"

whom surpasted their previous match V.ILC),-Y,MGZA, Heul tha

Įscores by abiaining 325. U. M. Omar's rink met A. Hyde Lay's in the last Third bited Chinesa Clubs by 14 polits

capacity crowd. Round fixture at the Kowloon F,C, and provided a finish as before 15 Included Midung thu spectulus exciting as could be hoped for. A similar finish was seen at were His Excellency Medor tiene the Kowleon G.C, where A. J. Hall's four eliminated Recreio's

# M Maltby, the #tail. Captain A. O, Collinson, and Han. laat hope, A. P, Guttors' rink. 312 N, to mintile and Birw, Bonilla, hopes of a victory would imve been realised hat it and been To the arqualification of their wo men's relay teng in the 3an yards Jane. the of that swimmers toolt alt barfon her time, and there was no alternativu fuit te disquality, There was only a touch difference in the

Fespil,

THOUGH BESULTS of Baskın Boylu matches on a day were preording to “book," hail Kowloon Tong and the Rowe, toon Football Cih wan jele quatches in the Recond Division, he called that, for little tra

been hanwn this your út Thai Hap was his victory over Davit Hutchin-

Surprise of the evening, if it

Thes Fatter Club gabbed a 5- Victory The Jeste, but as axels 16. Tang's 4-1, and have con in the His words, which was propeder 10 the hovers to that art, and he inten, the top plaen in that Mention, that at 67 here,

firesh confident as it diurn was alle

listen anecment it would be sideraityte prospecta fairly simple matter to have dose for the Third Division title by heat-

HIE

Electrin while men travel up to Hongkong to fight here,

und it is

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the

one of their

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Heures in balet weres

At Kowloon €1,0),—1. Hỳkes, W. MeNeill, R. Dimran and A. J. Ball beat If, ft. Pinno, A. M. Xavier, 11,1 340 M A. P, Guterres 19-18,

At Olub de Isorelo-A. M. Opur, K. M, Omar, B, W. Brad bury and # M. Omur haul 11, X', J. Henson Phillipa, P. Packhami, J. 3403 A, Blyde Lay 10-18.

At Oralgengawer.-W. McLeod, W. Harris, W. H.

J Dall and Shepherd host P, D, Crawley. I. itrion, 8. Keeleshall and W. Burther 01-20,

U. S. S. MINDANAO PENNANT WINNERS FOR SECOND YEAR

The highest open sight scores of the period were 11. Thang 100, Pin Stewart, (toyol Benis) 90, Q. T. Leong Palien Reserve) 00, But Wall MLK. Polica) 0, Jem, Nawaboo (Punjab)

Jacobs Expects. Huge Gate For Louis-Nova Bout

NEW YORK, Aur. 10 (Domel). -Joseph Barrow Loula, who came perilously near being toppled from the heavy boxing throne by Billy Conn

recently, is · scheduled to meel, another. Tartar, In. Louis Nova, California's claimant to the heavyweight throne.

Oozing satisfaction, Jacobs, follow-

"99" 04. "A. 8. Thong (Pollco Reserva)ing the signing, told the Press that. 94, L/Cpl. Pemberton (R. E. Stanley) he expected the gate anywhere from 103, Bep. Yaulr Bligh (Punjabs "A") 03.j.$700,000 to $1,000,000 from the fans L/ffay, Chiraghi Ahmed (Itajput "E") { whom he expected to storm the Gar- 03, Cpl. Bruna (NA.F. "B") 03.

slens for the bout.

In the. Aperture Bight - League, the RAV team

continue to hold their leadership by a small margin, although

RE. (Shamalupo) 368 v. RZ. (Stone- there is room for considerabin Improve- cutters) 344, ment in all teams.

ILE. (Stanley) 41 v. LE. (Collinson) 221,

TK. Police "0" (20 yds.) 20 vị Idyll

R.A.F. "B" 545 v. Middlesex " 202. Callinnon RC "D1" 211 V. Middlesex "H". 320.

returned the

veruits Polico

Cpt Heniny (R.A.F.) WITH TAKIT 27-4 VICTORY over the Royal Engineers on Natur-rat aperture dight "possible" of the Beats "D" Cay "n" 201 day, U,NH, Mindanao baseballers surve "" match.

wenson" In the H.A.F. relained drm grip on the League pennant and Bogram Hbleld for the menud uttrarunive year.

Hat the most exciting of the ra AL "Civil. Nervion EJ.

Houses, tays with the 400 yards milwer raon,

A. M. Komjabin, A. J The

Dattah and M. 11. Alibits bent by an almost equal one tead changed hands soveral

Stocarrach, C. V. Motirath, B. times during the nose ul the event, and were it not for the great Poster and T. Filo 81-18, stort of Mias V. Churn over her SURETATORN DE The Kowloon

Club wore held by

Hameter, there is definitely hopa-rivals, suffered

Hongkong (2,0.

akes which she caught up somat fentured the playmu ful news that a tournament may be",

Tum Pe wira senged, and saves. fottr or live yards which had -arranged sometime in the near future

mange

last by the previous swimper, at the last hood. Broughout the for the benefit of Que Bomber Fund, U. M. Omur (0.04) 104 F. (1

Post

tha Chinone would have won, (Pullen) elulined the higher hoped that permission hours, the minor going to M. N.

match, 11. II. Pannu had bean bowling fecond surprise, or pertingų The brilliantly-ever around the Jace glurn 14

FR (CHEC), A, M. Calman fest, as it was the first eyeit, was mad on the list end with his oppon- YMIA

A teante court, to the rear of 16. 1ocks), J. C. Chiniaiers (Taikon), the defent of the VILC, women's ante 2 is the leal, laid a porteet

Cusidy (F.K.C05), R. M. Brin

medley relay, The (KFC). Ogden

1. A. Jordan Chinese girls swang a great race and que crowd will turn it for this ven-ic.13.0.0.) bud A. B. Carey (alle), fully deserved thule Vlatory. ture, and to accommodate those rom-

Neores in brief wero Lutive

ve few in whom the tourna-

FIRST DIVISION

the building.

It is maandripotaud. But an enorm=

a K. Packs

4 CHELE,

will ment appeal, it is felt that the craigenswer 6 RNG.C. "A" W

tennis reairt, with sulable slands erected, will just nu the but, i

In fact, hare Jonoj

so für an

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štěra eta "A"

RECOND

Craigengower

Arrate selection of the boxere. Tage There, however, will not be an Kowloon F.C. nounced until things are on -concrete-basla,

more K. Tong

II.K.C.C.

Topping the programme, too. Police will be a wrestling bout. When KG.C. last wrestling was staged in Hong-Kowloon F.C.

kong at the Lee Theatre—there was a good turn-out. Two Indian wrestlers, at present in the Colony, haye agreed to make an appear' to whom wrestling appeals, I assured

am that the bout will be worlit watchi- Ing.

and

It is not yet decided whether the rules will be those of catch-as-catch-

-can

or whether it will be pure! wrestling.

4 Kaaa, "p"

DIVISION

1 R.C.C.

Kowloon C.C.

4.K.F.C.

0 Iteerelo

THIRD

DIVISION

5 Cralgengower

4 H.K.F.C.

4 H.K. Electric

3 Recreio

New Scottish

Soccer Season

Rangers' Double Success

London, Aug. #

Golf

Sam Snead Again Wins Canadian Open

Resulta

completed

APERTURE SIGHTA

HK. Police "A" (20 ydr.) 36 v. Royal- on Scots Coy 361,

ILA.F. 301 V. Hic. Podeo Neservs "D" (20 yds.) Ber.“

1.K. Police "D" (20 yds.) 350 v, IIKP. Reservo "A" (20 ydu.) 300.

Rousaite of matchen Hoturday's big vletory was followed August 3 were:

for the

OPEN STOJATN Chung Hwa over the

First Division Mourauding Mohawke yesterday, the score bring 19. Cay A 317.

92nd (F) Coy 11.8, 3:0 v. Royal Boots 10-0 for the Chinese Maroons,

Mh/215_Rajput "A" 339 v. Bik/7th_Raj- DAL 33 Hoores for the Mindanao record. breaking notes were.

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It looked to be a possible victory for the Terralo rink, but A. J. Hall, worthy skip of the Howling Green four, malatained the high standard he had gut la the earlier hoods, and with bla dest wood wicked narrowly to oust Pinna's wood for the shot,

Happer) Runs J

ต 0

Swedish Runner's

2nd/14th Punjab "C" 330 v. Middlesex "A" 10.

HK.R.N.V.R. "A" • v. Middlesex "11" •

LEAGUE STANDINGS

First Division-Open Bights

B. W. T.L.A.

1. Polica teserve 11. Palice "A"

Coy

Alh/7th Rajput "A"

"C" 333 V. Ind/14th Royal Scots "C" 330, Royal Rootan? Cay 220 v.-5th/ĩth|| RA.F. “A” Rajput "D" 319.

loyal ticola "C" Coy 324 v. Royal Beats "D" Coy "A" BL

"Middlesex "C" ** 324 v. Middlesex "D"

Dil/2th Rajput " "E" 345 v. Ind/14th Punjab "E" S55.

Kenoiva 1377.

6th/7th Rajput-

1/7th Itaput "E" ath/7th Rajput "B" Middlesex "pu

Itoyal Scots I.Q.

Coy "A"

22nd (F) Cay R.E. B.K, Policu “A” 1360 y. K Police 2nd/14th Punjab "1"

2nd/14th Punjab LAX, "A" 340 v. 2nd/14th Punjab "D" Rib/7th Rajput 203.

Tony Guterres then succeeded New World Record Punjab "A" 910 v. 22nd (F) Dockyard lito

In promoting ous of his own front woods to push Hall out and He the shol agala, but with his last wood, Ikall rew perfectly and again took the count.

It was in difficult position that. presented itself to Guterres, and it; was not surprising nor was he dis-

narrow,

343,

Club

Cay R.

11.K.V.D.C. "A" 377 v. 5th/Hh Rajput "A" Bid/14th Punjab

Middlesex “a STOCKHOLM; Aug. 15 (Beuter). Funjab "C" 500,

-IK, Pollen. Reserve) 343 v. 2nd/14 Cellinson R.C. Middlesex "I" -The Swedish long distance run-End/14th Punjab "B" 320 v. Royal Scols Royal Scots "A" Coy ner Маска. established new Q. Coy A 322,

40th F Coy RE End/in Punjab "D" 331 v. Middlesex Middlesex world's record for the 1,500 metres 301. flat race to-day in 3 mins 47.0 secs. 6th 7th Rajput "D" 316 v. 5th/7th Raj- The previous holder WVO Jack but "E" 845.

Police "A" 308.

Coy 260.

•

Middlesex "*

K.V.D.C. "A"

Royal Scots "D" Coy” “I” Middlesex "G" Alexex"

Middle

Royal Scots HQ. Cay "B" Collinson R.C.3**

K.V.D.C. "D" R.E. (Collinson)

It "D" Cor (Reuter)graced in failing to improve on it. Lovelock, New Zealand, whose time polyal, coisa Coy "A" 290 v. ILR. Rayal Scots up TORONTO, Aug. 9

HKRNVR. “A” Middlesex "D" 307 v. R.AF. "A" 319.

Second Wilb rounds of 71, GB, GC and 09.One of the front woods blocked his was 3 mins 47.8 secs.

End/14th Punjab "E" 343 v. 2nd/14th HK.RNVR. ""D" Punjab "A" 315. totalling 274, Sam Snead (holder) last, which was just that bit tou

IK. Police "B" 40th (F Coy RE, 321 v. Ind/14th Pun-Noval Scots "C" Cay of Hot Springs, Virginia, won the

ILE. (Shamehuipo) Thus ended this match which had problem for U. M. Omar. Phillips lab A 342 Canadian Open Golf Championshipbeen featured throughout with

Middlesex "E" 320 v. ILK.V.D.C. "A" RE (Stonecutters) its and Peckham ably matched their 336.

RAF. "D" here to-day. The runner-up was evenness of play, Never at any stage poposites--leaving the whole depend-Middlesex "E" 224 v. Royal Scots "A" RE (Stanley) Robert Gray, a local professional did one side or the other hold any ing on the last four men. with rounds of 72, 63, 76, 71, totall.

But as Henson had the beiter of Middlesex "E" Hi v. I.KIN.V.R, "A" advantage. L. Sykes was steady, but Ing 270. For the first time since 1914, there could not approach the form of his Bradbury, so U. M. Omar had the Dockyard fufte Club 322 v. Middlesex White English Football is still in the were prospects of the title remaing Posite number, H. R. Pinna. W.edge over Hyde Lay.

was the steadiest of the Scores were: throes of domestic trouble, Sentish at home, as Robert Gray, dar round Bowling Green front men, for over U. M. Omar Soccer, after only a few weeks rest, par-shattering 05 in the second round

greater number of opened his new season to-day. Glasgow for the half-way aggregate of 135,

the

earlier fingers, the only club running two local player. Gray came to heads, R. Duncan was Badly off form. A. Hyde Lay teams, made a successful start, both Canada from Scotland as a child, being MeNeill obeyed his skip's Instrue- winning.

the son of a famous Ontario profesions implicitly for the most part. Results of the South League were.--

sional. Now aged 29, Gray might have On the other alde, A. M. Xavier Albion Rovers 2, Partick Thistle 2: Clyde had an even better score but he three was inclined to be shaky, though he B, Falkirk 6; Dunbarton 3. Airdrie

IT IS DOUBTFUL If W. J. Burling | "C" Hamilton 3, Third Lanark 4: Hearts 3 putted or two with wooden steadied considerably for the later will ever again have such a dins IF this project materialises, appear Core Mersul a zangers 3 Motherwell and fron chtbs, ne veth both wooden heads, while B). Hasto tent down some

is made to all sportsmen to rally Park 1, Stoeren 2:

Strong Field round and assist in a genuine endea-North-eastern League.--Leith 3. Clangaw vour set boxing on its feet in the 1. East Fife 1: Dunfermline 7. St Rangers ; Raith 2. Aberdeen 4; Dunúce Hongkong once more, for if this first Bernards 3-Reuter show is successful, a more ambitious! one is visualised.

The boxing bouts will be four in number, each to be of six or eight rounds. And to add a touch of us mour to the occasion it is proposed to stage a mass boxing encounter- aix men blind-folded in the ring fo- gether.

*

Cricket At Home

London, Aug. D.

Calcutta Matches

Calcutta, Aug. V. After two drawn games, the military

A British Empire Cricket tears bent eleven got the better of Mohan. Bagan the London Countles by 67 runs in a in the IF.S. Shield replay by one to one-day match between pioneer clubs.nl to-day.

of wartime Cricket, British Empirei

Gray led the field, in which was a

the

fine woods when critical occasions demanded.

It was, without much doubt, a tribute to Mail's bowling that his won, Guterres was far from ratlled and provided

excellent opposition, facts which made Hall's success the fiore commendable. Scores were:

strong American challenge, by two strokes. Johnny Bulla being second with 08 and 60 (137) while Sain Snead, holder of the title, and Lloyd Mangrum shared third place with 130, | Send did 68 in the second round, where Mangrum returned 71. Then followed seven Canadians-Gerard Proulx

A. J. Hal (140), Archie Skinner, B

0.122168:10 Kere, Jules Huot (141), Arthur Hul-A, P. Guterres: 0, 2, 0, 0, 2013 bert. Bob Lamb, Sam Kerr (142). Ky

2.0, 0.0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0.10 Lafoon, of America, returned a score

Omar's Great Win

In the other fame, Aryans, the of 142.

scored 187 and London. Counties 120, holders, defented East Bengal. - In the last round Gray was in trou -Reuter.

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Snead's "Eagle”

..

Collinson R.C. "A" 322 v. Middlesex "A" 324.

Collinson R.C. "A" 309 v. Noyal Scots =18- "C" Coy "A" 332,

Cards not returned Tled. Shot at

Second Division

2, 2, 0, 0, 2, D. 1, 0, 1, 10, 3, 0, 2, 3, 0, 1:

0, 0, 4, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1 0002, 0, 0, 2, 0, 11-18-20-yards, Chance Wasted

HK.V.D.C. IKĀNĀ.

Coy

303 v. Royal B 326 v. Royal 319.

chance of winning a match as he did

yesterday at Craigengower. This was against J. Shepherd which went over iwo extra heads.

Actually, the game could have concluded on the 21st when, i11- stead of scoring the 4 that gave them the tie. Burling might have made the tally 5 and won.

row

He had four woods almost in a around the jack, and had nought to do but play on to that. bunch for the 5th shot. He was widel

The 22nd hend was burnt when AGAIN It was a story of the last Harris took the jack into the ad- head at the Club de Recreio, Lead-joining green, and on the last head, 10-17 at the end of the 20th, the McLeod drew a beauty which was Craigengower four were in dire dan- not dispinced. ger of being beaten when Hyde Lay Scores were: and his men succeeded in laying. Blepherd;,

0, 0, 4.

2. 0, 33, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0,

0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 4, 2, D, 4, Indian Rink Through

Snead, who got an eagle three at the three round the inck when it camew. J. Thurlng: 3, 2, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 16th, was in terrife form throughout, for the sitips to bowl. securing four birdles and a bogey four J. E. Ilenson had been playing a at the 18th where he was sandtrapped, great game and he featured promin-

Gray's brilliant display in the early ently in this head, too. rounds raised hope that the title would But with his first wood, U. M. Omar come to Canada for the first time once again proved his ability by şince 1914, but Gray is a notorious hot and cold golfer, rislug at limes to wicking one of his side woods over for second shot and gave away only one. heights of brillance, to descend to only And try as he did,, Hyde Lay could modernte gulf on oiker

occasionsrot Nevertheless, his fight on this occasion not alter that position.

B. W. Bradbury had thrilled Canadiana.

his shaky on the was moments, but

whole, the Craigengower front men were on the

Gordon Brydson, of Toronto, third with 73, 70, 60, 67, 278.

At the 17th Gray needed a birdie to mark. They had to be, for in the

=21

0-20

M. R. ABBAS and his men gained deserved victory over T. Pile's four, though the scoring over the first eight bends was very close. For the second half, however, the Indian bowlers established themselves and gradually drew away to the fore

Scores were: 7

M.

R. Abban! 0, 2, 0, 1, 0,

2,2, 0, 0, 0, 2, 3, 3, 0, ru;

1. 1. I. 4, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0,

1.

21

10

tie with Snead but got only a bogey opposite side, Henson was in great. then got a bogey at the 18th.

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