MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1926.
"CHINA MAIL" SPORTS PAGE
BOXING
NAVY WINS LOWTHER GRANT cue:
TWO POINTS MAJORITY.
Singapore, March 29, The Navy won the Lowther Grant boxing challenge Cup by five points to three.
SHIELD TIES,
TWO STIRRING SEMI-
∙FINALS.
SURREYS & KOWLOON...
FIVE RECORDS.
"VARSITY ÄTHLETE'S GOOD SHOWING.
EXCELLENT FIGURES.
THE CHINA MAIL.
CRICKET LEAGUE,
RD. BECOME. "JUNIOR":" CHAMPIONS.
SURREYS FIRST WIN
The Royal Engiodry gained popular wh over the Civil Service. 0.0. "A" if their last match on Saturday and secured the junior
THE BOAT RACE.
CAMBRIDGE WIN IN IDEAL CONDITIONS.
FIVE LENGTHS VICTORY
(Reuter's Service)
London, March 27
championship in the cricket longue, Cambridge won the Boat Race
Excellent figures were put up at the University annual athlete ports on Saturday when S. . Shahabudin broke Ave records, souson follow
(From Our Own Correspondent) Although the scores were differ- ent, the I/East Surreys and the Kowloon F. C. entered the final of the Hongkong senior soccer shield by victories of two goals each on Saturday."
Some of the play was of the real Penalties were eup-tie typé. conceded, a player got marching orders, goals. were disallowed Hurdles 17 sec; previous re- (rightly) and there were occa-cord 17 1/5 put up by: sional touches of over-anxiety. Shahabudin in 1923,
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LIFE A RACE"
SPEAKER AT THE QC.. SPORTS..
SATURDAY'S EVENTS...
The Queen's College ground at Causeway Bay was the scene of a happy gathering on Saturday afternoon of Old Boys and well wishers of the institution on the occasion of the annual athletic meeting which proved to be a dis- tinct success, thanks to the efficient arrangements made by a committee with Mr. George: O'Connor as secretary, Mr. A. T. Hamilton was an efficient and painstaking starter..
At the conchision of a long programme of keenly contested events containing novel features, Mr. A. H. Crook, M:A. welcomed Mrs. George Grimble, the" wife of the popular President of the Queen's College Old Boys' Asso- ciation, who gave away the prizes
Mr. George Grimble replied in
100 yards: 10.2/5g previous re cord 10 secs.
220 yards: 24 1/6; previous re- cord 24 2/5.
pre-
After being, two goals down at Long Jump: 20 ft. 6 in.) the interval, the soldfers bent thevious record held by Shahabudin Club de Recreio (playing in (19 ft. 10%)- in 1922. || senior company for the first season) by getting four points in the last 45 minutes.
Kowloon were always on top of the Police and won by 3-1.
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OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.
HONGKONG MARCH 29, 1926, 10,30 AM,
TT on Shanghal T.Ton Fondba By defeating the Crafgengower by B lengths in 19 minutes, 29 C.C. almost at the last minute, the seconds..
Lage Hongkong Bank 1/East Surreys registered their The conditions were ideal for a do. first win in league cricket this fast race, the water being Chartered Bank
London smooth, with a Hght south-easter- Mercantile Bank, A. & B. ly breeze. An excellent start was; do. made. Oxford had a slight lead P&O Bank early on, but Cambridge rowed Bank of East Asia Beautifully. At the milepost the Marine Insurances. time was 4 mins, 8 secs. Here Canton Insurance they were practically level, and a China Underwriters spurt by Oxford secured them anNorth China. Insurance. advantage. but Cambridge an- Union Insurance ... swered wall
Yingtee Insurance
LEAGUE MATCHES.
Division L
C.C.C. v. EAST SURREYS.
A victory by one wicket was At Hammersmith Bridge (time Fire InsurENCOE gulaed by the /East Surreys 7 mins. 27 secs.), Oxford led by China Fire Insurance. High Jump: 5ft 7in
over the Craigengower CC bare canvas. At Chiswick BK Fire Insurance There was a very good attend within two minutes of the time Cambridge by a magnificent effort po Shipping ance throughout the afternoon. fixed for drawing, stumps. drew ahead, and although Oxford Douglases...... Unfortunately a late start was!
The Infantrymen lost their tried hard by Duke's Meadows to made and the time was never ninth wicket with ten runs be reduce the lead Cambridge reach . Police Defeated.
caught up, the prize, distribution hind the Craigongower total and el Barnes Bridge in 16 mins 10 The peninsula, men met the by Lady Clement, who was at the closing stage was watched secs, with the race well in hand, coppers at Sookumpoo on a slip-tended by Capt. Steele, A.D.C.. with intense excitement.
As they approached the flush pery pitch. As in other games taking place long after the is due to Fte. Wood (hst man in Cambridge with a short spurt, for remaining at the wickets suf-lengthened their lead consider, during the season, the Police were sup went down. ineffective in front of goal, this At the conchision of the sports, ficiently, long to enable CQM.Sably The Cambridge erew did proving their downfall. The Professor W. Faid, in a few Brief Stripp to give the winning hit not appear to be distressed, but
the Oxford men words, paid tribute to the good before he was beaten by Abbas some of Kowloon: Avery : Guest weather and the fact of 5. O. A feature of the match was the bally done up. Read: Turner, Cavelle McKelvie: Shahabudin breaking five re- cautious batting of the Army Pasco, G. Duncan, Sims, Spary,cords, a figure which he thought "stumper" which gave his side the Haves.
would probably stand for many victory. Police-Clarke, Wynne, Harle;
Craigengewer..
tenms were:-
DTILLERM
Bandle; Corn.
wall. McEwen, Johnson, Oram
Noonan:
men: Messrs. Gilmour, Mclver.
Referee: Mr. Baldwin. Lines.
years:
*
Credit
The speaker then called upon D. Fritz, & Stripp, b. Burgèsa .... Lady Clementi to distribute the B. W. Bradbury, English, b
Burgess Prizes, commenting that though it! was her Arst appearance at such E. Fincher, not out.
meeting, he had no doubt that A. Kitchell, b Burgess
T., Grimes, b Burgess
Brittain feuled in the fatal area and Sims gave Kowloon the it was only the beginning of a lead from the penalty kick. Tolong sequence... a happy speech reminding the wards half-time Spary scored the boys that life was a race and ex-second: horting them to play the game and never
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"INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY.
(Rauter's Service.)
Belfast, March 27.) England beat Ireland at. hockey
22
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RC Reed, b. Allfree.
4. 3. Hamson, & Burgess
18:
Bowing Analysis.
S. Abbas, b Moore.
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6. Goodyer
11.
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15 Jacob
10. 8.
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applause,
13
1:
Throwing, the Cricket Ball-1,. S. Hachiuma; 2, H. Y. Leong.
100 Yards-1. Shahabudin; 2, Chong 10 2/5 secs.
Extra
SHigge
Jones Durand
148 Bridgland
9: 8 16
Royal Engineers.
5Sgt. Blondin, lbw b Sara
Total
Bowling Analysis,
Pole Jump-1, Chong: ft. Sin, 2, Leong.
Burgess
11
MR. WI
บ 51
English
4 11 8.
Clarke Allfree
7 0 28
1 b Spillett
7 2 28
Chidsen,
3 0 20
12
I
The results yesterday were. in addition to the tennis prizes" pre- Because Read used his elbows,sented, as follow: to be downhearted Hudson (formerly the Tamar"
Prize-Winners,
Police but banged straight at the Gutterres; 2. B. K. Jap The events for the old, beys Kowloon goalie: ended in a popular win for Mr.
Sims got Kowloon's third and J. F. Groee. The senior cham-then McEwen registered the pionship cup and gold medal was losers solitary point. won by Li Ping-teng with 18
Grand Recovery. points. The runner-up was M. A movement along the vanguard Sabhan. The junior champion-gave the Recreio their opening ship cup and silver medal was goal against the infantrymen, on won by Chiu Hoong-yeung, with the Club ground, Rocha patting Yeung Wai-wa as runner-up. on the final touch. Then Brown hooked the second over the Surrey Long Jump Senior Champlon- custodian's head. ship-1 Tang Ki-cheong: 2 L Humberstone and Butler equal- Chao-law; 8. M. Sabhan, 17ft 6inised after the interval and then Long Jump, Junior Champion Ogley was sent off for rough ship-1, Chiu Ho-yuen; 2 Yeung play. Wawa, (12.4-
Prize-Winners.
100 Yards Senior Championship -M. Sabham, 2; Li Ping-tong: 3, 1. Haroon; 10: 4/5 gecs.
<
McGreavy put in the winners" third goal and Butler the fourth
With the game getting out of their grip and a man short, the 100 Yards Junior Championship Recreio tried hard but failed - Tang Ying-look; 2, Chiuagainst opposition of better class. Hoong-yeung; 3. Chau Wanam,
12. 1/5 sees.
"
220 Yards-1, Shahabudin; 2, Wong Tupe. 24 1/5 secs.
Hal Mile-1, Tajima; 2, S. €. Ho; 3, K. I.. Ip. 2.20 secs,
Hurdles. 1, Shahabudin; Chong 17 secs.
Old Students Race.-1. Miss Stirling; 2, Miss I. Ho Tung. No time taken.
Publing the Weight.-1, Leong 2, Schroser, 28ft. Dit.
440 Yards.1, Hachiuma; 2, Ho; 3, Wong Tape. 58 3/5 secs. Chong. 20 feet, 6 in.
Long Jump-1, Shahabudin; 2,
Half Mile (Open to
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Surreys: Douglas: Cooper, Colony)-1, Mr. Fordham; 2, Mr. Jordan: Kidd, McGrenvy, Bris-Woo. 2.16. High Jump, Senior Championship:
towe; Charlesworth, Cheeseman, --1, Tang, Ki-cheong; 2. Li Cho-ku; Humbertone. Butler.
High Jump-1, Shahabudin; 2. 4. Kung Ping ha. 4ft. Fin.
Mackles Chong. 5ft. 71⁄2 in..
High Jump Junior Championship:
worth.
Recreio Fernandez; Ogley | - Chip Bong-guen; 2 Yeung Xavier; A.H. A.A. and A. Wad-wa. dit. Sin.
Remedios; Fuertes, Silva, Gosano,
120 Yands Hurdles, Senfor Cham-Rocha, Brown. plonship- l Fing-tong; 2, M. Sabban Tang Kicheong, 17 2/5 HECH:
Referee: Mr. Atkinson. Lines. men: Messrs. McCubbin, Morfett.
In The League. The leaders in both junior sections of the league were also engaged.
Lady Undergraduates' 'Race~} Mins Carothers; 2; Miss Them:
2/5 Be
One Mile-1, Tajima (Replica of cup presented by Dr. Marriott) 2 Lani Pak-tong; 2. K.-1. lp, 5.27...
Tug-of-war-Morrison Hall." Relay Race-Lugard Half Hostel Championship: Lugard Halk 48 points, Eliot Hall 28 pointa. Individual Championship: S. Q.
Moore
Pte. Burgess, b Abbas.
1/East Surreys...
C. Q.M. S. Stripp, b Abbas L/Cpl. Clarke, e Reed, b Abbas Capt. Allfree, Reed, b..
Bradbury
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Benguets
Mining
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Edmonds ****.
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10 S S. Higgs, e Carr. b Nihill 56 Q. M. S. Faro, b Booker ..... 25 S S. Kelly, b Edmonds
Sgt. Jones, b Edmonds
.. 10 Sgm.. Durand, not out.
4Q. M. S. Jacob, e Booker, b:
Major Paton, 6 Abbas.... Lt. Chidson, e Fincher, b Abbas Ü Edmonds:
Pte. Moore, e Hamson, b. Fritz 0 Cpl. Clark, Fritz
CS. M. Wright, b. Abbas Pte. English, e Fritz, b. Abbas Pte. Wood, not out
PONY
Extras
19 H.K. Territorials
8 Humphreva. Estates
"Princes Building.
18 Rural Landa
15
Cotton Mis.
82 wo Cottone
1 Orientals..
10 Shanghai, Cottona (old) 10
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Miscellaneous.
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China Buses.......
R.. China Lights (comb.)
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Total Bowling Analysis.
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Extras
16 Edmonds
Sara
11.2 2.
38
1:0
2. 85.
Total
150 Westlake
4
0 19
Bowling. Analysis.
Spillett..
16.
1
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21
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FRIENDLY MATCH.
Bradbury
14
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Division II.
€5.C.Cz v. RE,
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K.C.C. v. Royal Navy.
Playing at home, the Kowloon C. 1st XI defeated the Royal Navy 1st XI by 75 runs.
Kowloon C.C.
Shahabudin 26 points, T. W. Cheongsbrough with dying colours in P. W. Ramsay, e Davenport, b 17 points.
Tennis Tournament..."
their fast league match with the
Gilman.
120 Yaris Hardles, Junior Cham- pionship. ", Chiu loi yeung; 2 Teang Ying-fook. 24 necs..
Pick-n-back Rare Wei Chung
South China "A" drew in a and Leung Kit-torg; 2, M. R. Abbas and Haroon Dausen.
goalless match with the Drums Half
in section "A" of division II; and Mile Handicap- Ko Tai-ting me Man-shani; 3, LF |;
South China stored the only Singles Championship. A. A Civil Service CCA and secured J. C. Lyal, b Gilmar goal from a free-kick inste-Rumjahn, Winner. T. W. Cheong, the junior division championship. G. Lee, b-Davenport Kal-ying. 2.84 3/5.
Civil Service, batting first, Capt. E. W. Morris, e Farqu Three Lagged Race-1 Ho Yat fore the last whistle, against St. Runner-up cho and Chung Kwok-tung: 2 Joseph College Reserves, in Hung and B. 1. Wous. Winners. bowling honours being shared by Capt. R.
Doubles Championship.-H. C. were dismissed for 98 runs, the har, b. Gilman
Doubles Handicap-W. H. Sling Capt. Bridgland (2 for 2), and W. M. Cheong. Winners.S. S. Higgs (8 for 18) and Spr.
Singles Handicap "A.-H. Y. Goodyer ( for 24). Leong, Winner, T. W. Cheong... Runner-up.
Chan Pui-kan and Fang Kati-kwong.
-1, Li Ping-tong; 2. M. Sabhan; 220 Yures Senior Championship
8. Li Chon-lau, 25.3/5 sece.
220 Yards Junior Championship. 1, Yeung Wala 2 Wong Kam- pud; E, Chin Hoong-yeung. 32 aecs
100 Yaris Class 3-1, Hui Chi- woon; Wet Shing-cho, Wong Kam-pul. 14 1/3 secs.
Sack Race 1 1. Haroon: 2 Shiu-lau; 3, Leung Sik-on
One Mile Race-3, Li Kal-ying 24 Tsui Ping-kau; 3, G. M. Butt. 5.50 4/6.
Potato and Spoon Raço-1, J. F. Grose: 2, S. Haroon...
Invitation Team Race Opan
1, St. Joseph's College; 2. Yaumeti
:School; 8, St. Paul's College.
Senior Class Team Race-C2. 100 Yards Old Boys Race-1, T Hamet 10 8/5 secs.
AMA
Junior Class Team Race-1, 4A2 100 Yarda Consolation Race 1 Pang Qi-lam;, 2, C. Osman; 8 Pang "Yik-chau and Leung Kng-wa
CRAIGENGOWER C.C.
The bowling green of the Cral gengower C.C. will be opened on April 11 If possible two teams will take part in the league this year.
A representative Club team will meet the "Rest con cricket closing day, April 10, which will be follow sed by a dinner.
The dance postponed from last week was held on Saturday when the usual facilities were provided for an enjoyable time,
section "B."
HOME SOCCER.
MATCHES IN LEAGUE AND
· F., A, CUP..
(Reuter's Service.)
London March 28. The following English Cup and League matches were played to- day
2
FA Cup Semi-Finals. Manchester City. 3. Manchester United, 0 (At Sheffield)
Bolton W, 8 Swansen, 0. (At Tottenham).
A
The League: Division I.. Blackburn R. 1; West Ham U; 0. Bury, 2 Arsenal, 2. Cardiff City, O Leeds United, "D: Everton, 3 Notts County, D Huddersfield T, 5 Aston V., 1 Sunderland, 3; Leicester C... 0 West Bromwich A, 0; Liverpool, 8.
The League: Division 11. Barnsley, 0; Middlesborough, 1., Blackpool, 0 Stoke City, 0. Bradford C., 1 South Shields, 1 Chelsea 8; Wolverhampton W., 8. Clapton 0 1 Portsmouth, 1. Darlington 8 The Wednesday, 1 Derby County, 3 Fulbam, Notts Forest, Stockport County, Y
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...Singles Handicap "EC. 1. Tan, Winner, T. M. Tsang, Runner
up,
Bristol, C, 4; Glingham; 0. Crystal P., 4: Charlton A., 1. Millwall 8: Queen's Park R., 0. Northampton, 2; Bristol R, §.i. Norwich, 2. Luton Town, 0. Flymouth A, 8; Merthyr T., 0.⠀ Southend U. 4. Newport C., Watford, 0 Reading . ... · Third League (Northern), « Ashington, 1; Bradford, 1.
Barrow, 0; Chesterfold, 35 Coventry CB Tranmere R, 2. Crewe A, 0 Halifax T 1 Doncaster B 2 Hartlepoole
Lincoln C, 3; Accrington S., 1. Nelson, 2: Walaall
New Brighton, 5: Rotherham
The fielding of the Civil Ser-
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Extras
24 Wm. Powell.
HK. Telephone
Total
204
Bowling Analysis,
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D. Goodwin, b Dunford. Capt., Bevis, b Davenport. KR, Macaskill, b Coomber
44 United Asbestos.
do.
20 Watsons (old)
vice team was poorer in compari-S Jex. c Fincher, b Coomber: 2 son with that of the visitors, but CT Evans, b Gilman. the outlook was not promising J. Overy, not out. when the third and fourth wickets dropped with the total at 66 and the ball had a tendency to stick on the ground. S. S. Higgs scored a number of fours over the wicket which gradually sent the Davenport score-up and Col, Mackintosh gave Gilman ... valuable assistance in the part-Dunford-
$12
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Goodwin,
Civil Service A HF Harper, Goodyer RS W Paterson,, Lb.wb
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Dundee
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PRESENTED CUP, YACHT
RACES.
THREE CLASSES COMPETE
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"Pierrette" walked away with the race, rounding the Club mark with a great deal of time in hand.c
Boojum" and "Adanae" fought out the battle in the Heywards Hays class, the former winning a very good race.
Detaile
Handicaps
Hep Finish
од Course' Timi
On Saturday, the three racing classes of the R.HKYC yachts sailed for the presented cups, given by the championship win- ners. The course was from the Club to a mark of the old Cux Rolla 1st SCI- toms House at Eu Tau Chau, back Dank.
to the Club and then to Gust Rock La Linda 15.43440.15. Dorother 2nd, 948 452.03
all a little light at
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