1928-12-10

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THE CHINA MAIL,

WEEK-END SPORT and Beltrao saved a fine shot for Athletic, Martin made a good

from Stock. Davey thok, posses- clearance. sion and sent in a terrific shot! The "teams were

very evenly from about 40 yards out, matched in the first half although Beltrao again cleared well, just Stevens and Toal came very near Police: - Clarke; Wynne, managing to tip the ball over. to scoring for the soldiers, Williams; Brittain, Hudson, The KO.S.B. were pressing Mak Kwok-tung missed close Jessops Johnson, McGreavey, hard and McGlinchey pushed a in for Chinese Athletic and Fraser, Oram, Shepheard.- lovely pass forward to Stock who the teams, crossed over with a

Referee: C.P.O. Cowan, R.N... sent in a shot. Beltrao fumbled blank score sheet. The Athletic were, nearly and Reeves rushed in to put the The Borderers pressed on the through after the kick-off but K.O.S.B. two goals up.

restart but Chang was keeping Suen Kam-shan just missed a Recreio pressed hard and scora safe goal and Lo Wai-man was Jed from what appeared to be a kicking with power in the Ath- Police tried hard to shake off misunderstanding on the part of letic defence. the determined attack which the the, K.O.S.B. backs. Rocha Crawley received a nasty shak Athletic set up, but although seized the ball and put it in just ing and retired temporarily, but! Òram was once nearly through the out of reach of McDougall. resumed. Athletic were a big force in the Some very keen play was then early stages, and Clarke made d'witnessed in midfield, Everest rattling save right under the bar, playing well.

big chance..

Blank First Half Johnson, who was in Pile's place, was alów and an opening. for the Police was lost,

The Athletic were superior, but "their old-time dash was lacking

Good work by Fraser and- McGreavey followed, but the Police 'wingers were slow,

Half-time came with K.O.S.B. leading by 2-1.

Missed a Penalty

Better Team Wins The Borderers, by good, foot ball, scored when Teal complet. 'the ed a fine forward move.

The Athletic were well held and Chang had to make many The K.0.8.B. attacked after fine clearances. The Borderers the interval and Reeves scored were superior, and a smart piece again from about five yards out of defensive work by the Athle

Play for a time after this was the goalie was deservedly applaud- down in Recreio's territory and eu.

Xavier was very hard worked. The Borderers ran out winners The teams were level at the in- Everest played hard, feeding his by a solitary goal and were bet- terval, no goal having been scor- forward line well. Torrie was ter all round, their forward play- .ed.

playing, a good game on the ing being more decisive. The second half opened sensa- right wing.. McGlinchey. passed For the Athletic, Chang (in tionally. The speedy Teo-Kwai the ball out to Alexander, on the goal), Lo Wai-man, Ng, Sze, Mak shing eluded Williams and cen-left wing, and the latter scored Kwok-tung and Li Fong played tred nicely. The Police defence the fourth goal with a lovely well, while the Borderers were was in a tangle and Brittuin, hud shot.

well served by Fox, Martin, the misfortune to put the ball The K.O.SE. were awarded a Druary, ` Crhwley,

Toal and through his own goal.

penalty for a foul in the penalty Stevens. With this early lead, Chinese area. Beltrão cleared well from Athletic looked good winners; Reeves.

KOWLOON Y. RECREIO

they played brightly, but Recreio, tried hard to score but MeGreavey and Fraser kept pog-were Father weak in the forward Kowloon turned out a strong ging steadily away and Jessop line. The K.O.S.B. pressed, hard team, having. Moss at centre-for and Wynne were not giving the and were playing well but the ward and Hannan at outside- opposing forwards much rope. final whistle blew with no further right. They pressed during the

Surprise Equaliser

first few. minutes of the game (but Moss shot wide,

score.

Those Who Shone

CUP FOOTBALL

SATURDAY'S 2ND ROUND RESULTS

· LEAGUE MATCHES

London, Saturday. Carlisle 0, Lincoln 1. Tranmero 0, Bradford C.-L. Wigan 2, Grantham 1. Scarbio 2, Darlington 2. Accrington 7, Spennymoor 0.

Gainabro' 2, Chesterfeld 8. Barrow 1, Mansfield 2. Stockport 3, Southport 0.. Northfleet 1, Charlton 6. Crystal P. 3, Bristol R. 1. Watford 2, Morthyr 0. Brentford 0, Plymouth 1. Norwich 6, Newport 0. Torquay 0. Exeter. 1. Fulham 0, Luton 0. Walsh 2, Sittingbourne 1. Guildford, 1, Bournemouth 5.

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division I Arsenal 3, Manchester U. 1. Birmingham 2, Sheffield U. 2. Blackburn 0, Leeds Ų. 1. Bolton 0, Burnley 1. Derby 6, West Ham 0... Everton 8, Leicester 1. Huddersfield S. Aston Villa 0. .*Manchester C., Bury,

Portsmouth 0, Cardiff 1. Wednesday 9, Newcastle 1. Sunderland 2; Liverpool 1. "Postponed owing to fog,

Division II.

Barnsley *2, Reading. 3. Blackpool Z, Hull 1.. Bradford 4, Mwall.0. Bristol C 1. Preston 0. Chelsea 1, Tottenham 3. Clapton 1, Southampton 1. Grimsby 2, Notts C. 2. Notts For. 1, Middlesbro 1, Stoke 1, Wolves 3, Swansea 2, Port Vale 0. West Brom. 1, Oldham 0.

Suen Kam-shun was strangely quiet. He changed to centre-for- For the Recreio, Rocha, played Recreio then took the ball up .ward, Real danger, came from well but was handicapped by the the field but Fernandes shot wide. Chan Kwong-it, the little left absence of Gosano. Of the half- Kowloon were constantly at- winger, who was playing at the backs, A. Remedios and F. tacking but could not find the top of his form; and Clarke Remedios showed up well. net. Davis, for Kowloon, sent in saved in rapid succession from Xavier was the best of the backs. some

very good, shots but his splendid centres.

In the K.O.S.B., front line Marques (Recreio's custodian) Police delighted their support- Reeves shone, and WAS a was quite safe. era with a surprise, goal. Fol- very deadly shot in front of goal. Hast lowing hot exchanges in the Torrie, on the right wing, is settl-played a sound game and stop- Athletic area, Johnson hooked ing, down and should do well..ped Recreio's forwards from an overhead shot into the met, Everest was again the outstand- breaking through.. surprising, the. Athletic godlicing player in the half-buck line. In the second half Moss pass-Doncaster 0, Crowe 1. and the large crowd.

He played splendidly and was aled to Blacklock who shot wide. Police now held their oppon-ways safe and feeding his for The Kowloon forwards were per- ents. Although Suen Kam-shun wards.

sistent but found the Recreio de-

(left-back, Kowloon)

made a great attempt in the last The K.O.S.B. were decidedly fence very strong. few minutes, and Tso Kwai-shing the better team on the day's and Chan Kwong-iu both nearly play pierced the Police defence, Clarke

emerged each time with the ball ROYAL NAVY v. SMALL UNITS and the final whistle blew with | |- honours even.

The following teams lined 'out

Recreio tried hard and, for a few minutes, kept Angus, (Kow- loon's goalie) busy but he clear- ed well.

Kowloon showed improvement. For the Recreio, Gosano,

1 goal.

The match was not a great one, at Caroline Hill before a small played well as, did Marques in The fire usually associated with attendance:- the Athletic matches was miss- }, "Royal Navy: Brockman; Kowloon were a shade the bet ing; and it appeared as if one or Cope, Baker: Chauner, Farlowe, ter and should have scored; two of the Athletic defence Moss; Sadler, Kernick, Evans, tired. Yik Chan-pong did not Sorby, Bowles.

have much to do in goal. Lai Small Units:Watson; Smith, Yuk-tat played a fine game at Corbett; Lyons, Skinner, Morgan; back and was better than his Dodshon... Jenkins, partner. The Athletic halves Contes, Wilson.

Rasham,

did not feed as usual although ( Referee: Mr. F. Smith. they played a hard game. Chan The sailors had a field day, and Kwong-iu was easily the best for-pierced the soldiers' citadel thrice ward on the field. Suen Kam- in each, half.

S. CHINA "A" v. ST. JOSEPH'S

At-Caroline Hill in a moderate game, St. Joseph's College beat South China "A" by four goals to

nil.

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cidedly "off day," their forwards

South China suffered from a de-}

shun was quiet and only occa- Kernick' got through in the in particular being singularly in- sionally did one get a flash of his first minute, the Navy sharp the opening half but St. Joseph's effective. There was very little in -old style-but Wynne was ever shooter scoring a lovely goal with

watchful. Tso Kwai-shing was a shot which left Watson helpless. always looked like winners, thefr very good at outside-right.

Police Do Well

Howarth were greatly missed;

Division III. (S.) Coventry 2, Gillingham 0. Northampton 4, Queen's P.R. 2. Division III. (N.) Rochdale 7, Hartlepools 4. South Shields 2, Halifax 1. - Wrexham 2, Rotherham 0. Nelson 5, Ashington 0.

_ SCOTTISH-LEAGUE

Clyde 3, Airdrie 1. Cowdenbeath 2, Hamilton 0, Dundee 8, Motherwell 9. Falkirk 3, Celtic 0. Hearts 2, Partick 1. Kilmarnock 7. Raith 1. Rangers 2, Aberdeen 0. St. Johnstone 0, Afr. 0. St. Mirren 1, Hibernians 0: Third Lanark 3, Queen's Park 1.

-Reuter.

SNOOKER

PALACE HOTEL SEMI- FINALS

“QUEEN'S" SPORTS

THE REGIMENT'S ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEETING

KEEN CONTESTS

Attended by ideal weather con- ditions, the annual athletic sports meeting of the 1st Battalion the Queen's Royal Regiment was held at the battalion's camp at Sun Wal, in the New Territories.

Times recorded were not briliant; still, neither was the track. There was a sensational finish in the Officers Handicap, Licut: Kealy and Lieut. Dickinson staging a dead- heat after one or two runners had fallen within eight of victory.

Popular Winner There was a big field for the Sergeants Race-some were last minute runners. Sergeant McCoy, conceded a generous start, avid- ently had determined that his form had not been properly estimated. Consequently, he, proceeded to run away from everybody and came home a

popular winner amonget resounding cheers.

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Of course, there was a bareback riding race, and "pillow fighting,” and, to wind up with, a hectic Tug- of-War, which provoked the specta- tors to transports of vocal enthus- laam.

On the purely sporting alde, 'pro- bably the best thing of the day was a beautiful bit of timing by Pte. Saunders...in the 440 yards race, which enabled him to come through and win. The pole jump was also keenly contested, and was watched with great interést,

All the events were run off with true military preciston, and, if a classic expression may be used; dt can be safely said that "a good time was had by all.", -

The Results Throwing Cricket Ball.-1, Pt. Saunders; 2, L/Cpl. Miles; 3, Lieut. Foord: 4 Cpl. Ives. Distance: 95 yards. :

100 Yards Race.-1, L/Cpl. Per eival; 2, Pte. Saunders; 3, .Lieut. Foord; 4, L/Cpl. Cooling. Time: 11.secs.

220 Yards Corporals Race-17 L/Cpl. Percival; 2, L/Cpl. Cooling. Time: 26 1/5 secs.

Long Jump-1, Pte. Cumner; 2, Lieut. Kealy; 3, Pte. Curtis: 4, L/Sgt. Hooper, Distance: 18 feet.

880 Yards Race.-1; Pte. Hutch- ings: 2, Pte. Warner; 3, L/Sgt. Martin. Time: 2.14 2/5 secs.

100 Yards Boys Race,1, Boy Durrant; 2 Boy Stacey; 8, Boy Prothero.

220 Yards Race.-1, Lieut. Kealy; 2, Lieut. Foord; 3, Pte. Saunders; 4, L/Cpl. Cooling.. Time: 28 1/5 Bocs.

High Jump 1, L/Cpl. Watling: 2, L/Cpl. Sharp; 9, Lieut. Kealy. Height: 5 ft. 8 in.

Putting the Weight.-1. Lieut. Kealy; 2, Pte. Saunders; 3, Pte. Stannard; 4, C.S.M. Watford. Dis- tance: 34 ft. 4 in. -

440 Yords -Race. 1, Pie. Saunders; 2, L/Sgt. Martin; 3, L/Sgt. Hooper. Time: 58 3/5 secs. V. C. Race-1, L/Cpl. Gray: 2, Ple. Bradford.

Throwing the Dlicus-1, Lieut.

Small Units attacked. Conteg's half-backs working with untiring In the Palace Hotel snooker shot was deflected by Brockman, energy and plying their forwards. The. Police did well. Pile and the Navy, defence being sound, with a variety of accurate ground championship, the first semi-final Kealy; 2, Pte. Boon; 8, Sgt. Wyles; will be played on Wednesday, De-4, L/Cpl. Miles Distance: 98 ft. Navy again took up the run pagses. and Oram and McGreavey, ning, Farlowe scoring with a Sousa was unlucky with a brilliant cember 12, at 9 pm. between Jones 6 in... really halves, did well in the nice drive well placed... header from a corner which struck Friday, the 14th, between Luz and 2, L/Cpl. Gray: 3. Pte. Martin. and Osmund and the second on Pole Jump-1, /Cpl. Percival; van, proving to be the best. for- Small Units attacked through the cross-bar.

Bilva. The final has been fixed for

Bareback Mule Race.-1, L/Cpl. wards on their side, keeping cool Dodshop and Jenkins, and were South China's left-winger got Wednesday, Dec. 19, The semi- Gray; 2, Pte. Stears. throughout. Police were strong unlucky when Chauner cleared away well, but hesitation proved his finals will be the best of five frames Sack Race.-1, Pte. Lewry: 2,

and the final the best of seven. Pte. Fowler. been it progress a few moments ment so far has been 22, made by 2, Pte. Crafts.

The highest break in the tourna- Pillow. Fighting.-1, Pte. Nash; who is at present playing up Immediately after this relief, when T Leonard broke through for J. Witchell, K. K., Leung and A. J. Old Soldiers Race,-1, C.S.M:

[Watford; 2, Q.M.S. Wakeford.

Tug-of-War.-1, "C". Coy::2, "D" Coy; &, M. G. Coy.

One Mile... (Indian Troops).1, Naik Nursang: 2, L/n Hassan Shah; 8, Driver Gainda,

*The second half had only.

in defence where all did well. on the goal line with the Naval undoing when well placed. Williams made a stout defender defence well beaten.. and fitted in well with: Wynne,

Evans' Gets Four

Osmund.

to Interport form. The halves Evans netted for Royal Navy the visitors and finished with a shot.. were workers if at times a bit with a fine effort.

which gave the goalie no chance.. unpolished.

...Clarke delighted Royal Navy were inclined to The same player was. Instrumental with one or two first-class saves. take things easily in the second in scoring the second goal, for a made a good pivot. Herbert and

half and nippy play by Basham great dribble by him gave Souza an Honey shone on the left. RECREIO_v. K.O.S.B. and Coates fully extended easy task to score. Further points Willis and Price defended well.

Sima, the defence. ***Evans got were added by T. Leonard and D.

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Officers Race-1, Lieut. Kezly] S. CHINA "B" v. EASTERN and Lieut. Dickinson (dead heat);" Eastern F. C. have bean steadily Naik Nursang; 2, Mham Khan; 8, 220 Yards (Indian Troops)-1, improving since the beginning of Buggat Kham. the senson and, in this match. Inter Coy Relay1, "D" Co.j against South China."B", they put (Pte. Dry, Pte. Warner, Pta, up their hest performance to win Kendall, Eleut. Kealy); 2, H. Q deservedly by four goals to one.. Coy; 8, M. G. Coy.

A very hard and keen, game through again for the R.N. and Leonard." was witnessed by a good crowd the centre forward, who was South Chine rallied, desperately of spectators who saw the home playing in great form, shortly towards the end, but the visitors team lose by 1-4. Recreio were afterwards completed his hat defence emerged intact after a .considerably weakened by the ab-trick,

clean, sporting struggle. Small Units were playing with sence of Gosano, who is still unfit to play. Their forward line out luck against a good side and

NAVY "B" v. SMALL UNITS, missed him and the goalkeeper efforts by Basham and Jenkins of the K.O.S.B. had “a com-were of no avail. paratively easy time... The in- Evans added the last goal and of Royal Navy and (Army) Small moritorious in view of the fact 1, Boy Crouch; 2, Boy Corby; 3,

The match between the reserves Their victory la all the more Boys Race 440 yards Handicap. fantrymen fielded their regular made his "bag" four. side. Teams --

Units at Happy Valley produced a that for practically the whole of Boy Wilson: Soldiers Out of Luck Club de Recreio: Beltrao; Small Units were out of luck the soldiers held the strong Naval vices of Rahman, who was njured 2. Sgt. Mallion: 3, Sgt. Twitchen.

fine struggle in the first half when the second half they lacked the ser-ergeants Race.-1, Sgt. McCoy: Silva Netto, Xavier; A: Remedios, Also, they were up againat XI. in good style and only a snap and had to be carried off. F. Remedios, Victor; Oliveira, very smart Naval side, Evans

Band Race-1, Bdmn. Winter; 2, Ward, Pereira, Rocha, Brown, leading. a good attack and show-goal by Honey in the first few Eastern went away with a rush. Bdon. Dodson.

2nd Batt. K.0.S.B.:Mcing his abilities as a scorer. minutes separated the teams at the The clever play of Haroon and One Mile (teams to count)-1, Dougall; Harria,

Martin; Sadler and Kernick were very interval. In the second half Royal Subhan on the left wing had the "D" Coy; 2, H. Q. Coy; 3 M. G. Coy Everest, Davey, Skiggs; Torrie; smart on the right. Farlowe, Navy asserted themselves. Despite South China defence puzzled. With Ite. Warner of 'D. was the first Stock, Reeves, McGlinchey, Baker and Brockman were good his backs. Royal Navy scored regu-the score through Chan Yuk-chaung The 3 mile race, decided on

good defence work by Taylor and in five minutes. Eastern opened man home).4. Alexander,

defenders. Referee: Bandsmeri Keralake. For the Army men Watson had larly. Clark rounded off a nice who netted from close range. December 8, resulted as follows:- A forward movement by the a busy day and saved well on effort by Herbert. Then following with a shot which came off the up-1, Pte. Storey, 2, L/Cpl. Rows KO.S.B. gave Recreio's backs occasions. Smith and Morgan good work by Wolls, Balcombe add-right.

bottom; 3, Pte. Woollards. The plenty of hard work. The latter defended, well. Dodshon, Bashamed the third goal

Eastern wont further ahead when winning team of six were the M, G. cleared, but Davey pushed the and Coates were bright forwards Wells sédred the fourth goal, Sabhan took advantage of a fine, Coy." ball to Stock who gave Beltrao but could not drive home their and Royal Navy were going pass to burst clear, of the defence

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Session,

no chance and scored the open-attacks. The score slightly flat-strong. Small Units, however, and score with a fine cross alot. In the Court, of ing goal with a beautiful first- tered the Royal Navy but the broke away. A penalty was award- The same player was responsible Edinburgh, Lord Murray granted 'time, shot.

latter played a very strong game ed them, but was well saved by for the third in an almost identa decree of divorce, with costs,, to Recreio took the ball up the all round.

Price,

cal manner. With the loss of Jessica Ruth, Countess of Northesk, field but found Everest too good.

Then Williams, under pressure, Rahman, Eastern were obliged to of Brook-street, London, W turned the ball through his own re-arrange their forward line and against David Ludovic George goal to make the RN. five up at their attack suffered in conse-Hopetoun Carnegie, Earl of Nor quence. They always had, the game theak, of Half Moon-street, London,

Everest put the ball down to his ATHLETIC v. K.O.S.B.

forwards and McGlinchey passed

to Bedves who sent a terrific shot On the Club ground, there was the finish... well over the bar, "

a fine crowd present when these Small Units played pluckily. well in hand, however, and Daliah W. The marriage took place in Recreio took, possession and old rivals the reserves XI.'s of Taylor, Pritchard and Croisdale did headed a reat goal from a free kick Chicago in July 1928. Misconduct managed to force a corner, which Chinese Athletic and the 2nd well in defence, Ellott, Lavender just outside the penalty area. by Lord Northesk at the West- they failed to convert, co Batt. K.O.S.B.-lined out, and Hogg were best at forward. Within a minute of time, Yip minster Hotel, Paris. In January

Reeves First

Following some bright attack Royal Navy were very strong at Koon-hong scored for South China 1928 was alleged. The action was ing by Ll Fong at outside-left half-back and forward. Balcombe "B" from a free kick.

undefended

The K.0.8.B. got away again

MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1928.

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