THE CHINA.MAIL, OCTOBER 24, 1988.
H.K.H.A. TOURNAMENT'S GOOD START
Recreio Beat C.B.A. Who Unfortunate
Not To Score
K.B.G.O.
Stanley Macnider Taken Too Good For
TH
Ill On Field
THE Hong Kong Hockey Association Tournament made a success- ful start yesterday when Club de Recreio recorded their first win in defeating Central British Association by the only goal of the match, scored by H. L. Ozorio, late in the first half.
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Shanghai
John Watson And Lopes Shine
"REVIEWER'S"
SPORTS COMMENTARY
Oxford Stroke Moves
To Cambridge HODGSON, an old Etonian, the, oara-
who has stroked Oxford to victory in the last two boat races, has taken up residence at Trinity College, Cambridge. A meeting of the Cam- bridge University Boat Club has been Following their successful Inter-called, and it is understood that Hodg- port lawn bowls quest, the Shang-son's new move will shortly be dis-
C.B.A. were very unlucky not to have scored on several icca-hai Interport lawn bowlers sions and their forwards struck the upright on three occasions.
The losers were weak in the half-
back line where
the wing-halves
were unable to cope with the fast N.A.E. MACKAY
Portuguese attack, Stanley Macnid-
er leaving the field after about 20 SCORES SEASON'S minutes play after being taken ill, FIRST CENTURY
and did not return.
This resulted in Austen being transferred from the left-wing - to left-half following which, Recreio's right-wing combination were com- pletely held.
Volunteers Lose To K.C.C. By 3 Wkts.
A century by N. A. E. Mackay, Play was very fast on the whole, who scored 119, featured yester- but C.B.A. attack missed the ser-day's friendly cricket match when vices of S. A. Fowler, who
had Kowloon Cricket Club defeated the only just returned from local leave
Volunteers by three wickets. during the week-end and whose in- clusion, therefore was doubtful when the team was selected.
He hit 19 fours and batted two hours, driving powerfully through the covers and punishing leg balls severely. He had two chances Beltrao and H. L. Ozorio, in the a simple catch at 30 to mid-on centre, were the most dangerous of where the ball spun out of Recreio's attack, while L. Gosano, Kenzie's hands, and a skier which on the left-wing, also merited at-Bompas, at point, misjudged. tention by C.B.A. defenders.
Scores:
H.K.V.D.C.
C.B.A.:~~J. J. King; V. Bond, D. Tay- lor; A. F. Austen, N. Whitley, E. Fow-R. H. Griffiths, Baxter ler; D. Smith, T. Whitley, G. H. Fow. R. M. M. King, at Mackay, b Sar- ler. B. I. Bickford, S. MacNider.
gent Recreio:--V. Ribeiro; A. M. Rodri-G. Souza, c Anderson, b Whit-
marsh gues, E. L. Goaano; R, Marques, W. A. Reed, T. Alves; A. J. Soares, J. Gon-E. A. Bompas, c Anderson, b
salves, N. Beltrao, H. L. Ozorio, L. Gosano.
en-cussed.
Alan Burrough, nominated for presid- countered keen opposition at Kow-
ency of the Cambridge University B.C., loon Bowling Green Club yesterday told a reporter:-"I have not yet con- and lost their second match insidered Hodgson's position, but there is a likelihood of the matter being talked the Colony by 19 shots to 8.
over to-morrow."
Hodgson was previously at Oriel College, Oxford, and, as an old Etonian, he would be able to row for Third Trinity Boat Club, Cambridge.
Shanghai were unable to score until the sixth head, when they chalked up two, and Duncan made them a present of one in the 12th
of head, taking out three the K.B.G.C.'8 shots to do so. The score was then 14-3. At the 16th head Shanghai added two and one each in the 18th, 19th and 20th heads.
The No. 1's were outstanding at per- the commencement, Watson haps being superior and the rest of the home rink played so solidly on a very light green, that Duncan had little to do but consolidate the well built-up heads.
It was mainly through Hodgson's efforts that the Dark Blues were able to break the long sequence of Cam- bridge wins in the boat race. Before the 1937 race the Light Blues had gain- ed thirteen successive wins, but the Oxford crew of that year reached the Mortlake winning post three lengths ahead.
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A.A.A. To Review Amateur Definition
by the Amateur Athletic Associa- consider the whole amateur
The committee will consist of H. M.
Wallace had luck with several A COMMITTEE has been appointed attempts to take out, and he had tion to Mc-an uphill fight all the way. Duncan definition as it relates to athletics.
played a skip's game and got his shots in at the right time when Shanghai were trying to come back. Brierly and MacDermott were 46 rather erratic.
K.B.G.C.
Whitmarsh (Continued at foot of Next Col.)
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AQUARIUS
MINERAL WATERS
FROM
THE AQUARIUS CO.
SHANGHAI
"EVERY DROP DISTILLED
14 John Watson
J. G. Meyer 32 E. W. Lines
R. Duncan
17 Head
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gent
A. C. Beck, b Whitmarsh
A. P. Pereira, not out
W. L. McKenzie, run out
W. Stoker, Baxter, b Sargent
J. H. Fox, c Baxter, b Surgent
Extras
Total
· BOWLING ANALYSIS
0: M. R.
Lee
O'Bryon
Anderson
Whitmarsh
Sargent
8
31
83
Abrahams, W. G. Jewell, P. Fish, D. Lyons, C. W. F. Pearce, and E. J. Holt.
The offer of a grant from the Na- tional Fitness Council for the purpose of providing three coaches in connec- tion with the A.A.A. scheme to sti- mulate athletics has been accepted.
Another decision reached by the A.A.A. is to approve the principle of providing watches for authorised time- keepers.
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Penny-A-Ball Tax
Plan Hitch
THE Squash
Rackets Association have withdrawn their intended resolution, which was to have been sub- mitted to the extraordinary general meeting at the R.A.C., to impose a tax of a penny a ball on the understanding that this would be borne by the manu- facturers. This resolution has now been postponed until the ordinary gen- eral meeting in December.
There is a substantial profit on squash balls at 1s 8d each, and the great majority of club players did not see why they should pay another penny. They say that the makers can well afford to foot the extra cost.
It does not seem, any more likely that the general meeting of the asso- ciation in Decomber will approve the 6 tax any more than the extraordinary 0 general meeting would have done so,
The resolution to lower the play line to 17 inches, instead of the present 19 10 inches, will be certain to meet some 0opposition. The ordinary player does 28 not appreciate the difference but if this resolution is carried. It will, mean that 216 it will cost every court in the country.
at least £4.
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Eight for
10
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2 1 2
0 C.-B. R. Sargent, e Souza, b Bock
Extras
2 0. 9 0
192. 178 4
·9.1 0· 44 204 Baxter ....LEGITTIS 8.0 29
K.C.C.
K. M. Baxter, c. Fox, b Perry, RT Broadbridge, b McKenalo
A. EMackay, e For; b Back
Divétt.
CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD., b Souza
& CO.,
LTD., b
E.. E. Lee, b. Pereira
D. J. N. Anderson, c Bompas,
Pereira
E. C. Fincher, not out
1
T. A: Madar and H. Brokenshire did not bat.
0 BOWLINGS ANALYSIS 20
110 Beck
18 Perry
Pereira
18 Divett
- McKenzio
Souza
· 10 | Stoker ·
0. M. R. W.
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47
6.1
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8 0. 36
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