MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1929.
Sport Columns
RECREIO BOWL.
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FOOTBALL
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In the 17th heal Silva lay half a Lawrence. Later the same player foot from the jack. Both Souza's nearly put the ball in his own woods were counters and-Ribeiro i goal, but Marques untched the added a fourth. Jessiman drew the ball and kicked ülenŕ The Re shot with a beauty and In the end crelo left wing now came into the his side counted one."
picture, and a high shot was sov- Play in the succeeding head was ed by Chen Pah shin." A few very good.
Phillips trailed and minutes later. takime advantage of lay. Then a wick gave Souza the. mis-kick from Britto, Gan Kee- shot. And another wick favoured poo beat Chen Fah-shin with a Phillips in the same way.
low shot in the corner of the net. Ribeiro gave Shanghai * "dunt"
The same player, who was always Recreio lay a couple,
taking a shot at goal whenever A great try possible. netted again from 25
with a fine yards out.
shot to
his own backs. which the goalie was unsighted by
by Dorrance availed nothing. scores were, now level; 14--14.
and
The
Silva in the 19th head got in 2. pretty bowl and was never shifted.. Recreio thus took the lead for the first time.
very well
Closing Thrills
Half-time score:-University 2; Revrelo .
Continual Pressing Clover's first one was
AL the resumption. Recrofo judged and try as his opponents, showed that they were to be more would he could not be removed, and in the picture, and continually the scores were again level-with one pressed, and, after a number of more head to go.
hota, which went wide, Gosano scored his side's first goal. Play now became more or less confin- The final head was a truly won-led to the University's half, though derful one, and seldom has a finer Gan Keespoon always looked daa- lunch been seen round the jack gerous. Towards the end of the Glover's first was a shade heavy game. Recreio equalised through behind Silva www almost jack Gonsalves, who scored with a fine high. Glover got a useful wick and, oblique shot which Chen Fah-shin, just went through. Silva rested who had made many fine saves. og a wood and got the shot. Phillips could not reach.
!
did likewise and Souza returned the compliment! Phillips came back
Result-University 2; Recreio
Comment
The University team were ap
to do the same. only this time he exposed the jack a bit. Souza was just a trifle beyond the kitty, parentiy unaccustomed to playing Jessiman was rather heavy but on such a large ground, though Ribeirn's seemed as if it was shot, their combination and dash in the Jessiman was wide with his second irst half was excellent. and Ribeira was through. Dorrance relied on a sound defence, and, in Recreio got a newick, moved the jack, the second session were more to and looked as if he had given his gether, and were always near skle, three out of the deal. "He'll their opponents' goal. be a wonderft player if he can do anything now." said Kerley, of Shanghai, who was sitting op the bank with "Short Head." But Luz dil it remarkable effort, which was deservedly applauded. Dor- rance made no change and Luz pre- ferred to take no risks with the last wood of a very fine match.
S. CHINA "A" v. SOMERSETS
THE CHINA MAIL,
forwards, however, failed to convert The Gunnera miado good ground on the right and forced a corner but Rodgers'a klek went outside. The forwards on both sides lacked dash and no doub! were feeling the affects of the heat. Coates put Hannan through with a nice forward pass, hut that player's shot went outside. Kowloon drew first blood shortly following this through Seddon whose dropping saot haut ! Lawrence guessing. The Gunners play
ed hard following this reverse and from a corner taken by Gough, Reed-equalle ed. Half time came with the scores even,
Half time: R.A. 1; Kowloon 1.
A Fine Effort
On resuming the Artillery proceeded to dominate the play and took the lead when the ball rebounded off one of the Kowloon backs into the goal. Follow. ing this Gough put his side further nhead with a fine offort which beat Asgas. With this two goals' deficit, Kow- toen fought hard to reduce the lead and in this they were successful when Hannars beat Lawrence with a good shot. The final whistle arrived with. out further scoring and the Artillery .emerging victors by 3 goals to 2.
CHINESE "A" v. EWO
+
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division I.
Goals. P, W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Leeds U.... 9 6 1 2 17 10 13 Wednesday 85-118 10 11 Arsenal"
9114 11
'chester C. 8 5 12-2014 11 Derby
Middlesbro
SWIMMING
NEXT WEEK'S FETE AT THE V.R.C.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
The following is the programme of events for the night, fete at the V.B.C.
9 4 23 22 15 10 9 4 28 22 18 10 on Saturday- 9 4 1 2 18
10 2.5 3 10
8
3 3 2 20 18 3.33 16 17 4 17 21
4 1 4 77
R
9.3
4
West Ham Birmingham Everton Blackburn Grimsby.... 9 Aston Villa D Leicester Bolton Liverpool Newcastle Burnley Huddersteld Shoflek U. M'chester U. Sunderland Portsmouth
3 14 13
4 14 16
4 11 15 8
040 5 20 24
... 9 3 2 4 10 21 9 3 2 4 14 10 8 2 3 3 16 18 8 2 0 11 18
. 8 1 2 5 10 17 0 0 3 6 7 21 Division. II.
Gлalk.
8
140 Yards Championship of the Colony,
100 Yards Free Style-Boys' Chara- picnships of the Colony.
Throwing the Water Polo Championship of the, Colony.
50 Yards Handicap-Membera.
50 Yards Handicap Ladies.
60 Yards Handicap-Boys
Ball
50 Yards Free Style-Open to the
7 Colony.
P. W. D. L. F. APIs. 8 5 2 I IG 0 12 9 4 4 1 24 18 12 10 5 2 3 21 17 12
8 6 0 2 22 18 12 9 8 1 3 23 27 11 9 4 3 2 13 0 11 4 3 12 10
10 4 3 3 15 13
9 4 3 2
Oldham Stoke Wolves Blackpool S'thampton Reading Cardiff Played on the Railway Ground at all
Notts C. Kowloon, the Chineno "A" team had an
Chelsea ers to the league. 'casy task in disposing of the newcom Bradford
Chan Yaen-kwal West Brom. opened the scoring five minutes after Charlton .... the commencement and La Fong added Bristol C. a second prior to the interval. Ewn Bradford C.
nd a greater share of the game dur- Bury as the second half, but falled to finish Tottenham their efforts off in a manner likely to Swansea Barnsley
reduce the lead, however, through Millwall 9 0 4 8 They managed to Preston Chan Yui-wing, bat three further Notts Forest tools by Shek Pin-thu (2) and Chom
0 4 5 Yinchun gave the Chinese team A
Division III. (South) handsome victory.
command success.
HOME FOOTBALL
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
亲 RESULTS
- LEEDS BEAT SUNDERLAND
[From Our Own Correspondent.] London, Saturday.
The following are the results of the English Leagues and the Sgottish League (First Division) matches to-day;--
The Chinese "A" team entertained the Somerset's Reserves Hill and woan well-fought game by. Brimingham 4 goals to 2.
Bolton Tehms:-
Burnley Derby
at Caroline
Result:
Club de Recreio
16
Shanghai
15
South China-Cheung Yut-kwan: Tam Kwong-pak, Sze To-hoi; Teang Knig-ki, Lung Wing-chui, Ip Koon ming: Cheng Shiu-hong, Ng Po-kul, Cheng Chit-ming, Chiu Kwok-leung, Ip Yan-sum.
Everton
Scores at a Glance
Shanghai
Recreio
Glover
No. 1 Silva
Phillips
No. 2 SouzG
Jessinion
No. 3 Ribeiru
Skip Luz
2
Dorrance
4
19.
20.
21.
15
Presentation of Spoons
Somerset L.L.:-Reans; Varrier, Hiller; Savigar, Troth, Chidgey; Neil, Early, Guest, Jenkinson, Evett.
"Nippy". Forwards
The Chinose were soon on the attack (and the Somerset detenes were hard put to it to keep their nippy forwards In check. South China draw first blood when Ip Yan-sum ran through and beat Reano. From the kick-off the Somersets played up strongly and Jenkinson levelled up accounts with a nice shot that beat Cheung Yut-kwan Just before the interval the Chinese increased their lead through Ip Koon- ming.
Half time: South China "A" 2; Somersets 1.
10 12
... 13 19 1 2 0 11 21
Goals.
P. W. D. L. F. .Pts. 9 7 2 0 23 3 16
Plymouth Southend
Brentford
9 7 1121.9
9- 4 2 1 20
Northants 9 7 0 2 17
Coventry 9 8 2 1.20 10 Bournemouth
Brighton
Walsall ....
Fulham
Swindon
Inter-Hong Team
cach to swim 50 yards.
Race-5-a-side,
Services Tesin Race-8-a-side-4- 50 yards each, last man 100 yards.
Water Polo-Navy vs. Army,
Entries close at 6.00 pm. to-morrow. Entrance Fees-Events 1, 2 & 3 $1.; Event 7, 50 cents; Events 8 & 9, $2,50 per team.
U.S. GOLF
AMERICAN LADIES FINAL RESULT
THE HOLDER WINS
Birmingham (Mich.),
Yesterday.
Miss Glenna Collett, the holder, again won the American Ladies' Gol Final, beating Mrs. Pressler, 4 and 3.--Reuter's American Ser vice.
THE SHEK O COUNTRY CLUB RESULTS
The following is the result of the
5443 12 Ladies' Eclectic Competition (9 holes)
held during August and September. All members played from scratch.
16
14
6 14
14
1
24 20 15 10
Queen's P.R.
11
9
3 3 13
9
Miss M. Hancock
2 Б 21
8
Miss T. E: Pearce
Crystal Pal.
8
Mrs. Roberts
Norwich
寫
Bristol R.
Luton Clapton
Exeter
Newport
Torquay
Watford
Gillingham
Merthyr
3 4 18 16 44
5 12
2 5
Division II, (North)
Goals.
·P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
4 l'ort Vale ..10 9 0 1 30 7 18
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division I.
F-Middlesbro'
1
-
3 Aston Villa
0
2 Wednesday
3 Portsmouth
2 Stockport
1 Ársennl
Accrington
.2 West Ham
2
◊ Blackburn
Crowe
S. Shields
0
Darlington
2 Liverpool
1
Grimsby Huddersfield Leicester Manchester U. 1 Manchester C. 3 Sheffield U. Sunderland
Barnsley Bradford
|
Bristol C.
1 Wolves
2 Bury
0 Swansea
Tranmere Rochdalo
York
0 Wrexham
4 Chesterfield
Southport Lincoin
Captain's Cup
34
48
47
The play for the Captain's Cup at
Fanling on Saturday and Sunday re- suited:
E. D. Lawron ...... 81-8-72
Qualifies.
Other Scores:-
Capt. W. Davison ..
H. U. Ireland
F. Lobel
E. des Vieux
D. S. Edward
Я 6 2 26
9 12
9 4 4 1 21 12 12
8 G. 1 2 12 10 11
5 1 2 18 9 11
6 1 3.24
19
10
21 16
23 21
2 5 2 12 13
2 4 3 16 14
15 18
11 13
16
18 11
· 4 11
52 9 18.
1 5 10.25
10 3 1 6 14 27
8 2 1 5 12 22
1. Newcastle
1 Leeds Division II....
2 Blackpool
4
Doncaster
Wigan ...
2
Rotherham
0 Hartlepools
1 Charlton
1 Carlisle
3 Stoke
3
Nelson
Barrow
2 Bradford C.
2
1 Bull
Halifax IN. Brighton
2.Oldham
D
1 Notts Forest 2 Chelsen
1
2 7 10
10 17 9 2 0 7 7 21 SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Goals.
4
4
0
Aberdeen
Rangers
5 Clapton 0.
2 Celtic
1 Northampton
2 Southend
6 Merthyr
Cardiff Millwall Notts County Preston N.E. Reading Southampton Tottenham West Brom.
Division III. (South)
Coventry Crystal Pal. Fulham Swindon Newport Norwich
Chinese Force Corner The resumption found the Chinese again attacking and their forwards gave the Somersets' defence a worry ing time. South China forced a corner on the left but nothing came of it. Plymouth Following this Chiu Kwok-leung miss.
ed a fine opportunity to increase the Torquay lead when from close range, he shot.
2 Bristol.
3 Exeter
3 Gillingham
2 Bournemouth
3 Hearts
2 Kilmarnock
W. D. L. F.
F. A. Pt. ...10 7 2 1 27 16 16 G 15 8 6 1 1 22 10 13
Partick....
3 Motherwell
2 St Mirren
I Falkirk
• Hamilton
10 7 1 2 17
18 8 12 12 12
3 8 3 19 10.
10 11
9 2 Morton
5 18 25 Dundee U... 9 2 2 5 18 21 Queen's Pk..10.2 1 7 8 19 126 16 22 0' 2'6'10 19 D 20 7 2 19
Queen's P.R.
1 Luton
0
Cowdenbeath
5 Brighton
Ayr
2 Dundee
4 14
8
Walsall
2
Watford
St. J'stone
14 10 20
3 7 1
710
2 2 5 13 16
1 Brentford
2
25
A
Division
III (North)
2 Rotherham 0.Carlisle
t
Clyde
2 Hibernians
2 Airdrie,
0
1 Southport 2 Tranmere
+ 0
LADIES' HOCKEY
3
3 Nelson
1
2 Rochdale
2 Crewe
3
2 Wigan
1
At the conclusion of the game, wide. The Somersets were seldom in Mr. d'Almada, Junr., the President the picture at this stage and were of the Club, presented spoons to the forced to adopt a defensive game. Shanghai players. Although, he clever combined effort said, he knew nothing about the Chinese forwards resulted in Chlu Barrow
the part of Accrington bowls, he had thoroughly en- Kwok-loung putting his side further Darlington joyed the
game that after ahead, and immediately following this Doncaster
the very
fine. Ng Po-kiu added a fourth with a smart finish.
Hartlepools Whilst he was glad to see header. The Somersets tried hard to New Brighton the Recreio win, he was sorry to reduce this deficit and in the closing Port Vale see Shanghai loac. It was a very taken by Neil,
stages Evett scored from a ornar eporting afternoon's entertainment.
South Shields Result. South China-"A" 2; Somer- Stockport
noan
and
Mr. Malcolm said that the game sets 2. that day was the best he had seen so far. It seemed to him that the Shanghal: bowlers played better!
RA. v. KOWLOON
3 Halifax
◊ Lincoln
1 Chesterfield
Wrexham York
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
•
2 Clyde
3 Cowdenbeath 7 Falkirk
* I Queen's Park
Z Rangers
4 Hamilton
when he (Mr. Malcolm) was out of Teams: the team ("No"). He congratul- Royal Artillery: Lawrence: Hall Airdrieonians ated the Glub de Recreio on their, Malby: Raybone, Bridgeman, Wärd, Ayr fine victory.
Rodgers, Chambers, Reed, Watson, Celtic, Dundee Moore, Campbell, Simpson; Hannan, Morton
Kowloon-Angus; Springett, 'Hast;
Hearts Sedden, Moss, Contes, Bickford.
Motherwell Partick T.
Mr. Dorrance said that the green Gough. was the finest he had played on The winners played an excellent game and he had po excuses to offer. He presented the Club de Recreio players with spoona....
Cheera' were given for both teams.
The opening stages were fairly even Kowloon were the first to become dan gerous when Bickford obtained posses St. Johnstone xion and put in a fine centre which the St. Mirren
3 Hibernians
'9 Kilmarnock
0 Aberdeen
: 6 Dundee U.
12
INTER-CLUB MATCH PLAYED
AT KING'S PARK
The Colours defeated the Whites
87 —— 24 — 72 80-7=73 34-18 - 76 91-1477 90-12=78
There were 32 entries.
GERMANY WINS
TWO DAYS EVENTS IN ATHLETICS
JAPANESE SUCCESSES
Tokyo, Saturday.
The first day of the German and Japanese athletics opened here, leading by 36 to
Germany
34 points. The 110 hurdles
was
metre
woh by Miki in 15.1 seconds. Putting the shot (Hirsefeld, 15-51 metres). Two hundred metres race (Eldracher, 21.8 seconds). Vaulting the pole (Nishida, 3.90 metres). hundred metres (Pelzer, 1 min. 58.5 Eight
seconds). Five thousand metres (Kitamoto 15.30 minutes).
The Swedish relay was won by Germany in 1 min. 57.4 seca.
Final Placings
Tokyo, Yesterday,
In the Germann-Japanese athle- ties. the final placings are:
Germany, 79% points, 9 first, places.
Japan, 712 points, 6 places.
To-day's results were: 100 Metres.- 1, Time: 10.6 secs.
first
.
Eldracher.
High Jump-1, Kimura and Kobayashi (tied). Height: 1.90 metres.
Discus.1, Salto. 42.50 metres.
1 by three goals to two in an Inter- 400 Metres.-1, Stolt.
Club hockey match of the Hong 48.8 secs.
Distance:-
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