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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933.
SECOND CLUB RUGGER TRIAL GREAT SUCCESS
BORDERERS CLEAN HANDLING AND
WIN 25-0
PROVE WINNING
FORWARDS
GOOD PASSING
EAST. LANCS
JATS BEAT CLUB
SECOND
FACTOR TURNER OUT OF GAME PLAY THEIR FIRST DEFEAT FOR
Navy Outclassed At Sookunpoo.
FORD AND ADDISON IMPRESS IN DEBUT GAME
(BY OUTSIDE LEFT.) ·
The South Wales Borderers com- menced their 1933-34 rugger sen- son with an overwhelming win over the Tamar and Small Ships by two goals, a penalty goal and four tries (25 points) to nil at Soo- kunpoo yesterday,
WITH INJURED KNEE
REDMOND DOES NOT IMPRESS
(By SCRUM HALF).
HOCKEY MATCH Small Detachment Lose By Odd Goal.
PROMISE OF GOOD TALENT WHEN BATTALION ARRIVES
PREMIER TEAM Morgan Scores Twice
And Jalil Once.
RODGER OUTSTANDING FOR LOSERS
THE feature of the second trial match of the Rugby Section of
THE HONG KONG HOCKEY the Hong Kong Football Club at the Valley yesterday was the detachment of the East Lancashire
Captained by Lt. Drury, the small CLUB FIRST ELEVEN EX- İPERIENCED THEIR SECOND extraordinarily clean tackling and comparatively good handling of Regiment fielded a hockey side at THEY WERE BEATEN BY THE DEFEAT THIS SEASON WHEN the backs. Though the game was maintained at a fast pace Shamshulpo yesterday afternoon in 3/9th JAT REGIMENT ON THE throughout the handling and passing was in direct contrast to last a friendly game with the Drummers BY THREE GOALS TO NIL. Wednesday's, gamę.
the leading players were on view,
of the Lincolns.
This was their first tryout
to 3.
MARINA GROUND YESTERDAY
THEIR FIRST DEFEAT WAS With the exception of Mike Turner, who will be out of the
. AT THE HANDS OF THE H.K, The Borderers were FA better game for several weeks, owing to an injured knee, D. McLellan, in the Colony and they put SRA. RY & GOALS TO 1. team all round and obtained the former vice-captain, and J. H. McElney, who has gone Home, all lose by the narrow margin of 4 goals outplayed, the Indians holding the up a fine show hardly deserving to The Club team were completely every time from the tight
jupper hand throughout. The Lancs found the sel first The game, although featured by Nolan scoring after eight minutes' fast play and brilliant stick-work, play, but ten minutes later two was spoiled through excessive quick goals by Wildy and Murphy hard-hitting and too little of the gave the Drummers the lead, short-passing game.
Hardman with good ahot equalised the scores, but just be- fore the interval Wildy regained the lead for the Lincolns,
scrums.
The forwards packed well and heeled brillfontly, the ball being out and away before the Navy for wards were able to break up.
Sgt. Ford made a very successful debut at left wing three-quarter in place of Pte. Lewis who has left
for Home,
1. C. Mecke mude his debut, at fly half in the first half and at scrum-half In the second.) and, though he worked at the bave of the Old Paulines' fifteen, I liked him
xorum
for
the
better as a stand-off half. D. M.
while Cpl. Addison played at stand-off half in place of Wheeler, the Shanghai Interport Pte. Hoskins, who was injured on forward, was also seen out for the Tuesday in the game against the first time. If he is included in the Berwick.
Club side he should add consider. the tight serums. ably to the weight of the pack in
Both the
newcomers did well, Ford's speed and swerve enabling him to break through the Navy de- fence on two occasions.
Martin Not At His Best LA. Martin. at right centre three jquarter, failed to produce his usual
form Rel fumbled the ball. throughout the first half. He. however, Improved during the second period but was till hand- ling badly. His равнев Out to
1. de C. Blechynden made a very impressive debut for the Whites forwards in the second half. He is excellent in the loose, and more will be heard of him before the season very old. One of the features of the game was the play of R. O. F. King at
HALL-THOMPSON MAY BE BACK IN DECEMBER
I understand that A. P. Hall Thompson, who distinguished him- self at wing forward for the Club На ковкой, is due back in the Colony in December.
Ford were wild on occasion, and full-back for the Whites. Opposed The Stripes, however, scored their!
was only through the brilliance of The latter that his passes were taken
Sgt. Gold played a very suund game at full hack; his clearan, ar always found touch with gain of Jdistance.
Simmonds on the right wing. together with Lt. Hamiltan, proved the most dangerous of the Borderers' backs, the former breaking through on two ne- casions in the first half for good tries.
R
Sgt. Glaister, who had played great game at left back for the Lanes in the first half, was moved
Captain Morgan was out- standing for his side, scoring two of the three goals in the first half after Jalil, with A rising shot, had opened the
score.
the
In the second half the Club made upon the outside of him, the open-to inside left on the resumption, and spirited attempts to reduce the ar jing try for Stripes, and Rigg just after two minutes play he equalis. rears. but Sirdar Khan continually
Fasted with a very fine attempt ated from a coiner.
broke up the combination between goat from a difficult angle,
Both sides strove desperately for Divett and Potter. Did Not Touch Down! the decider, and, after both goals Lt. Syer and Jalil, In the for- Shortly after Munro was nearly had had narrow escapes, Murphy ward line, maintained a perfect over from a line-out on Colours' '26 secured the winning point for the combination with Habib on but he passed forward to Stewart Drummers.
wing to provide thrilling hockey. who went over for a disallowed try.! Glaister, Nalan, Hardman,
Rodger was undoubtedly the Ferguson then broke away on the and Lt. Drury played well for
most outstanding player for the the losers while the Drummera
Club, showing both sound and Im- wing to pass made to Noble who went over but did not touch down!
were best served by Wildy,
pregnable defence-work at back. the Interpart inacks in the first second try when Jenkins gave Fer-
Murphy, Green and Taylor.
He was ably assisted by Dand. Nalf he tackled with deadly pre guson a beautiful pass to go over tachment of the East Lanes, was brilliant saves,
The standard of play of the De-goal where he brought off
while Shields performed well in prison, and it was no fault of his
many in the corner. No kick was taken. that the Whites were down two
At half time the teams were re-the battalion arrive next
god enough to suggest that when Lowe, st pies at the interval.
centre-half, had his skuMed J. C. Bond. L d: Come very good games should be warda, but received tile support month hands full to stop the Indian for- Biechynden, and A. 1. Barbord forthcoming, though bring in'roduced into the Whites mentioned that the Regiment have showed glimpses of his true form. It must be until the second half when I Reed side in place of R dmond Moutrie.played very little horkey in Shang- In the forward line Potter play- Ferguson's place on the wing for the poor facilities offered.
two Stripes.
wing players, Tetley and Lammert, Lincolns Drummers-Harris, Taylor, did not show their usual doab and The Whites improved in this half Gray: Rush, Green, Chapman, Wool accurate hitting. and after a good three-quarter nough, Fox, Murphy, Wildy, Mackmau, movement Hutchison
Club:-Shields; A. A. Dand (Capt.), Lanes-Riley, Nairn, Gleister: But J. Rodger; W. A. Reed, R. J. D. Lowe, sent Kilby
man, Nolan, LL. Drury, and Bowater.
Lammert And Ferguson Shine Geoffrey Lammert executed several of hije ¡screw Funk, but seemed to lack
spectacular cork
finishing powers when a try looked and Cumming, whil J. Birrow tookhní during the past year owing toed well, but Divett and the
+imminent Ferguson was in good form on the other wing where he impressed by passing inside to hin centre when in difficulties. This
An outstanding feature of the 8 a new phase of Ferguson's game over for a try, which was followed /Lerworth, Collier, Walsh: Coffey, Hard E. V. Reed; J. L. Tetley, H. M. J. Mac-
game was the excellence of the Borderers' forwards in the loose. They followed up brilliantly and joflen took part in combined for-
ward movements.
The Navy eight packed well. but heeled badly, the back row forwards being too intent to take the ball at their feet as the pack was breaking instead of giving the three-quarters an opportunity.
Kirkness And Richards Shine
and augures well for the Club.
Redmond
WAN completed bottled up by Lammert whe al- lowed him no opportunities throughout the first half, and
failed to stop the Club's fastest man on nearly every occasion.
L
Hutchison was not seen to such fadvantage as in the former game, and received an injury to his knee late in the second half. Kilby was also injured in the closing stages
Kinnersley, at back, was not too when he was brought down heavily safe and should have gathered from behind by Redmond when run-| several punta by the Borderers' ¡ning with the line at his mercy. He forwards, but on other occasions was forced to go off with an injured) This tackling was superb and saved jarm. Early in the second half
many a certain try,
Cochrane was badly winded and forced to leave the field.
Kirkness and Richards were out standing among the Navy backs, |Richards was a sound tackler and possessed a terrific burst of speed. He also swerved to advantage and often pulled the fat out of the fire when gathering on the run to find touch.
The Navy's greatest fault loy in the slowly breaking up of their forwards.
Time and again they were caught just on the point of breaking up when the Borderers three-quartera had already swept past them.
Scoring Opens Early
Jenkins showed good under- standing with Belby at half and opened up the game well to prove that he is the best understudy to Turner in this position.
by a perfect cut through by Allan which resulted in a try between the posts.
MULE CORPS WIN
Intyre, G. E. R. Divett, J. E. Potter, F. E. W. Lammert.
Jat-Sakhawat Ali, Abbas All, Lach In the closing stages. however,
hi Ram, Mohamed Shariff, Bidar Khan, Griffiths, who took Selby's place at day the Royal Engineers lost to cut Syer.
On the Marina ground yester-Goral, Habib Khan, Abdul Jalil, Mo
hamed Kasam, Captain Morgan and the base of the scrum, made a good the Mule Corps in run to send Jenkins over for an hockey encounter by a goal to ☐ friendly other score for Stripes.
CANNON AND
MRS. JAMES WIN
IN FIRST ROUND
Yvanovich And Miss
Griffiths Beaten.
COLONY MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
The sides in the first half were the Hong Kong Cricket Club's Captain P. S. Cannon, holder of Stripes P. Whitham: G. P. Lammert, R. IL Griffiths, W. B. Championship, and Mrs. R. M. M. Rigg. J. J. Ferguson; AC. Jenkins, James won their First Round match J. A. R. Selby; N, L. Cochrane, KA
nil.
INCOGNITOS PLAY NAVY TO-DAY.
Two Reed Brothers
Included In Side.
THE
ENGINEERS WIN AT SOCCER.
Signals Nearly Snatch
A Point.
On Tuesday at Happy Valley the Royal Engineers defeated the Royal Corp of Signals in the THE Incognitos are fielding a Garrison Small Units Boccer
very strong side against H. League by 3 goals to 2. M. S, Tamar in their friendly Harding, Evans, and Hollings- match to-day on the Navy worth (from a penalty) gave the ground, commencing at 6.15 p.m. Engineers a three goals lead at The team includes E. V. Reed, the interval, but in the second the skipper, and W. A. Reed two half the Signals scored through of the Hong Kong Club's most Bryce and Convey and very near- prominent players,
ly snatched a point
This was the Engineers third
The line up is as follows:-y
(Captain); R. J. Reed, WA Reed, tion.
C. Rocha: A. Remedios, E. V. Reed consecutive win in this competi-
Munro, K. Noble, W. F. Kerr, R. in the Colony Mixed Doubles Lawn N. Reltrao; P. Reed, J. M. Pinto, Cherrill, G. A. Stewart, D. M. Wheeler Tennis championship yesterday Sousa
A. M. Xavier, R. C. Read and A. P.
and II. A. Browning. Whiles.-R. O, F.
Ring
T. M. when they beat Y. Yvanovich, the Redmond, A. Hutchison, B. C. Allan, Club de Recreio player, and Miss M. L. G. Robertson; H. C. Mecke, D. F Kilbys G. C. Moutric, A. R. Coz, R. Griffiths, the K. C. C. lady cham- In the first half Simmonds ard, Garch, and pion, by 6-1, 2-6, 6-2, on the U. S.
ming opened the scoring, and Lloyd con- E. F. Walkden...
II. Bradford, F. R.
R. C. courts. verted with a magnificent klek. With the line at his mercy Lam-
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FOOTBALL FIXTURES
The Reercio va. South China match, scheduled for Saturday, has been post The Radio Sports Club will be League fixtures, while the Athletle vs. poned in the First Division Soccer seen in action against the Royal the Navy game will be played on the Kowlooon F.C. ground on Saturday, Following a scrum from which (mert gave Grimithe, who had come & Mrs. Ho Ka Lan in the Second Caroline Hill to-morrow commen- Sunday.
on the Club ground The U. S, R. G. pair will meet Mr. Engineers in a friendly match at instead of
cing at 6 p.m. sharp.; Round,
Hewett broke' away to place hla backs In possession Ford cut yards down the left wing before through with a fine burst of speed cutting to give the Borderers their second evade Kinnersley and Hume to brilliantly Lo try. Addison falled to majorise score between the posts. Pratt.Iun. the effort.
Walters added to the Borderers'
proved on the effort.
Lt. Martin added another
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Wins For Kingstonians And Brentford.
D.B.S. BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S
trinted 62 to their total of 140, and Good balting by J. Feng, who con- drihble, but his effort went unconanal whistle, Hamilton dropped and G. Lee (6 for 18) gave the verted, Closs on the interval goal after "marking" a punt for Diocesan Boye Bchool win over Bl
London, Oct 12 Simmonds and Hewelt, went over ward.. for unconverted tries.
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The first round of the Lon The following team have bech
don Challenge Cup was play. Borderers: Sgt Gould; Pie Bim-day Amery took 6, før 13 against selected to play for the Royal Army monds, L, Hamilium, L. Martin-ande, D.B.A. In the second half the Borderers Sri. Fords Cpl Addison and L/Cple Bags Belar
Service Corps against the Honged to-day, with Drentford de Hewett; Cpl.
Kour Hockey Club second elevenfeating Hayes by fiva gopis to few epirited runs
Lloyd, Ple
LADIES BASKETBALL on the U. 8, RC, ground at 5 p.m. vwo and the Kingstonians suc on the part of mure, Li, Drews-Read; Pts. O'Driscoll and his forwards, the and Flex Walters.
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gunay cessful against Dulwich Ham- Navy were swept off their feet. Tamar, and "Email Ships: Kinner which was held very successfully last and G. Walay To O'Connor d
AIL Alvis TIL Jeters (Captain) let by four goals to one. But. Ford scored the best try or ley Hulme, Kirkness, Richards and year with the Mel Forg-Giris School Buckland and WJ, Hafords the day when following three Madison, Thatcher, 77 King,
Anton; Dars and Courlays Mel "A" ad the winners of L. How In Barlow, H. "A" Tignia, P. I. Bonior,] quarter movement, he ran forty Kughas;; D'Driscoll and Ellswort
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Navy Swept Off Their Feet
dominated play, and in apita of *{L/Cpl. Hardy, p/ Ple Brid
Lo-morrow,&And
In an exhibition match at Newcastle, the homi tenni bist the touring | South Americans - by six goals to one.