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THE CHINA MAIL.
Valley Make Two Changes Against Kowloon G.C.
Hockey Notes
By Centre Half
A point that has conte to light in the
Law & Tester Displace Campbell & hansk Bloky Tenth and
Buxton for Sunday's Game
all
Mamak Hockey Tournament one that should be settled with haste, is the clash et uniforms, Not only does it inconvenience the re ferees, but all the players Individually. It is most annoying When applied to the Foisile rule. On Saturday, when St.
both tomma were all white, there being only slight difference in colour stockings, Than again, thợ sưme in- cident happened in the Saints match against the R.A.S.C. Clash of colours is a point that should and must be avoid- ed in the future.
Happy Valley will this Sunday be all out to average their de Andrew's Club met M.S. Phoenis. feal at the hands of the Kowloon Golf Club last July when a strong visiting side lost by 19% over the Kowloon course.
The selection of their team for Sunday's return game at the Valley shows that they have introduced two new players into their side.-R. C. Law and P. Tester. Law was selected to play "at Kow." loon in the last encounter, but an eleventh hour change was un- nvoidably made, A. O. Brawn taking his place. Kowloon have made one change in their team, L. D. Purves, displacing A. Laughton, who has since left the Colony.
the
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E. C. Fincher's goal for the Saints against the B.A.S.C. un Tuesday. has brought to light an interesting The goal has been allowed, peint however, and the scare stands at 5-2. in favour of St. Andrew's Club.. Fincher hit the ball from about two yards outside the des, and Buckland, the Corps centre-hate, in attempting
The ball came
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. Only two pairs will be playing the Valley by 1539 points to 13. to clear the shot, deflected the ball against one another as in the last November, 1926-Match cancel-into his own goat. encounter-C. W. F. Cooker v. .led owing to the Valley being un-from off his foot and not his stick. MeKnight whom he lost to By I able to raise a train.
May, 1927-Kowloon won at up, and . C. Booker v. J. McKelvie, " another of the nine KGC. Singles Valley by 254 points to 94.
1928 Kowloon won May. winners..
Kowloon by 221% polets to 1234
July.
1920-Valley won at the Valley by 184 points to 10.
January, 1930-Kowloon won at Kowloon by 264 points to 84.
April, 1930-Kowloon won at the Ton matches have now been play-Valley by 18 points to.7. edside the founding of the Kow- April, 1931-Valley won at Joan Golf Club in 1925 between the loon by 20% points to 19.
in the last encounter, played at Kowloon East July, the home team won the Singles by 10 points to 6% and the Foursomes up 9% to 3, thus giving them, victory by 1934 i points to 14.
E. P. Guest who can lay claim to, A seven of the nine goals scored by A: the St. Andrew's Club, to dute in the at Tournament, is steadily becoming a rival to Gurbachan Singh, the prolifie goal scorer of the Radio Sports Club, for which team Quest played last year. Gugat possesses good control of the ball, and parses with accuracy. He did not shine in the Hockey Trials recent- as he was playing at left half- back, a position to which he is una customer. He has also appeared at Kow-right-wing for the Club first XI.
S
word of congratulation is due the
leival clube, Kowloon claiming. six May, 1931-Valley won at the German Club, who in their Arst"
wins to the Valley team's four, Valley by 23 points to 12. and 182 points to their oppon-l ents' 131.
The following have been the re- sults of the ten matches played Lo-date:
at
year of competitive hockey, were de feated by the Police in their first match
July, 1932 Kowloon won Kowloon by 1934 points to 11:
9.00 am. to 10.30 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. have been reserv-dit ed for competitors.
Ladies are requested not to use the Course on Sunday. the 9th. Oc-
October. 1925-Kowloon won at Kowloon by 14 points to 7.
January, 1926-Valley won at tober, 1932.
STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY.
.9.00 ..
HAPPY VALLEY
C. W. F. Booker
9.05 a.m.
9.10 a.m..
.9.15 a m
9.20 a.m.
9.25 a.m.
9.30 a.m.
.9.35.a.m.
9,40 a.m... 9.45 am,
9.50 a.m. 9.55 a.m..
10.00 a.m. 10.05 a.m. 10.10 ..
10.15 a.m.
Reserves
K. S. Robertson
R. C Law
A. E. Charman
T. S. Whyte-Smith F. E. Book er
C. B. Robertson
W. A. Stewart
H. G. Wallington
.A. O. Braw:
A. E. Clarke,
R. S. N. Patterson
A. Macfarlane
P. Tester
F. J. de Rome
J. W. Franks.
KOWLOON G. C.
J. McKnight
J. D. Thomson
A. L. Eastman
G. H. Russell
W. S. Bullier
J. McKelvie
H. Hampton
J. Pooler
H. H. Mundy AW. M. Groves
"L. D. Purves
W. J. Buller
G. E. L. Johnson
G. D. Reid
D. C. Wilson
A. T. Braley
G. W. McLead & F. Löbel G. Milne
QUEEN'S COLLEGE.
TRIUMPH.
St. Joseph's Beaten By 5 Runs.
At Sookunpoo yesterday after- 21000 Queen's College beat St. Joseph's College by 5 runs. in an exciting finish.
Queen's: 51 (M. el Arculli 24. E. Wood 3 for T, E. Esmail 3 for 8).
St. Joseph's: 46 (G. Windsor 14. M. el Arcuill 4 for 22).,
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS' TEAM.
The following will represent the Indian R.C, 2nd XI. against the Royal Engineers and 'Royal Corpa of Signals in a friendly match on the former's ground on Saturday, commencing at 2pm.:
M. R. Abbas (captain), J. S. Ackber, A. R. Abbas, A. B. H Esmail, A. K. Ismall, S. Ismail, M. P. Madar, K. Nazarin, A. M. Rumjahn, A. R. Suffad and "A. S. Suffiad.
NURSES TO SWIM.
China Mail Sports Diary.
TO-DAY
Tournament, Hockey. Mamak H.M.S. Wishart v. H.K.S.R.A. (First Battery), 4.30 p.m.
Hockey.
TO-MORROW
- Mamak Tournament,. 24th Battery v. Royal Signals, 4.30 p.m. Aquatics, Queen's College (V.R.G.) 12 p.m.
SATURDAY
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C.S.C.C. Inter-Club game. HOCKEY-MAMAK SHIELD.
Parthian
Incognitos
RAM.C
1st. E.K.S Battery RACING-Eleventh Extra Race
Meeting.
Germans,
Caroline Hill by the odd geal in three-score that reflects great cre- on the steady progress made by the Since last season, they have improved, but have not as yet grasped the finer points of the game. the leadership of H. Sommers, of Ham burg, they should go far afield, and in Mueller, Schmidt, Hanke and Ammank (in goal), they possess very promising players.
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Under
Tn their efforts to stimulate hockey.
In
in the schools, the C.B.A. have dis- covered in J. Sharpman, a useful goal keeper. He has no fear and possesses [a useful hit and kick. He will pru- bably be a permanent goalkeeper for the C.B.A. during the present season. L.Phillips is also a player with good prospects, but it is a pity that his elder brother, Ralph, cannot give his time to hockey, as he is playing football for Kowloon FC first eleven. The the C.B.A. have also found in J. E. Wilson a useful half-back, while M. Weill, who has been playing in the forward line, in past seasons, is being given a try. out in the defence. In this position he fared well on Tuesday against the Ger- man Club.
IN
. Beltrao, of the Incognitos, is giv- ing up hockey as he is devoting more time to football, playing at cen- tre-half for the St. Joseph's Club. Bel trao is a versatile, half-back, and has proved of great Assitance to the In- cognitos. Two years ago, Beltrao played in goal for the Club de Recreto, and last year figured at centre-half in the soccer field.
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Dumours are current concerning the|
Kowloon Indians' Tennis Club's proposal to withdraw front the Mamak Tournament. From what can be gathered, it is learned that trouble has arisen over the playing of Capt, Gore! in goal for the R.A.M.C. Capt. Gore has registered with the K.I.T.C. but no material damage has been done as both teams have not played yet. Capt. Gore is a custodian of no mean ability, and gave outstanding displays in the Hoc- key Trials.
The
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The Hong Kong Hockey Club are in a very good position this year to retain the Sim Shield, though a lot may hap- pen before the series of games, com- mence in February. Their ranks have been greatly strengthened by the in- clusion of W. E. Williams, the Welsh International, and A. T. Lay, the Shameen player, and
the changer of G. E. Divett and
ley are bearing fine results. The re turn of H, Owen Hughes, the Club's speedy right wing, will add consider- ably to the strength of the forward line, which will probably be:-H. Owen MISS YEUNG SAU-KING AGAIN. Hughes, W. E. Williams, C. C. Francis C. E. R. Divett and A. T. Lay. The ab sence of Woodward at left back is be Two S.C.A.A. records were shaling steadily compensated for by the sp An innovation has been intro-tered on the opening night of the pearance of E. V: Reed. duced into the annual aquatic South China Athletic Association Fuch interest will be centred on to- sports of the St. John Ambulance Swimming Gals last night when Mday's key match at Sham Shui Brigade by the inclusion in the Miss Yeung San-king, the Colony Po, when the Lincolnshires will meeti programme of two races for champion clocked 82 4/5 secs to win the Argylls in a friendly match. The nurses. The events, open to all the 50 Metres and 85-1/5 secs to departure of the Argylls for the North members of the Brigade, include win the 100 Metres. Fifteen events will rob the Army Sim. Shield team races for the Ellis Kadoorie Shield, are down for decision this evening the Ho Tung Cup and other commencing at 6 pm. trophies,
The meating is being held in the King's College bath which is up. proximately 164 feet in length, on Sunday next, commencing at 9.80
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BOWLS SEASON ENDS:
TODAY'S FOOTBALL.
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[Club
a number of good players, but the Lin colnshires are expected to compensate for this The Borderers will, however, probably provide the nucleus of "the Army team in the forthcoming Shield Johnson, Pole, seriesCresswell, Tyler and Martin should all gain ro- [cognition.
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