THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 11, 1940.
CHINESE BEAT REST
Rest Defence Given Very Trying Time
Williamson The Best Player For The Losers
By "Referee”
COMBINED CHINESE defeated the Rest of the Colony in the Charity Football game yesterday in aid of the British Fund for the Relief of Distress in China by 3 goals to I after the Rest team had scored first.
Both teams made changes in their teams. Shee- han was absent from the Rest team and his place was taken by Hendy of Navy while Kwok King-kee replaced Soong Ling-sing at right half.
The early stages of the game! was interesting but in the second00000 half the match was played at al slower pace with the Chinese
doing most of the attacking.
The Chinese attack was the contributing factor to their win as they were faster on the ball and more methodical in their at- tacks and only sheer bad luck prevented the score from bigger.
being
Woods, chosen as left wing started the game on
the right wing, with B. Gosano on the left but they changed places in the second half.
Moxham, in goal, started con- vincingly but was not his usual self. in the second half, being had in his positioning. Blackburn and Hendy were safe backs and the former relieved many an awkward-situation.
FIRST MATCH IN
ARMY TOURNEY
HAVE YOU WON?
No. 1000 *649
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335
Race 1
....Unplaced' runners
$1990.80 568.80
284.40
ARMY SPORTLIGHT
DISTINCTIVE TIME WINS
($50
each), Now: 2663,-822, 3406, 1703, 2165, 1978, 2178, 1182, 3402, 3975,
Race 2
BIG EVENT
$2343.60
069.00
1.334.80
By "SQUADDY"
AT Sookunpoo on Monday and Tuesday, respectively, the fin-
AT VALLEY
als of the Army Tennis Open
MR. LI PO-CHUN'S DISTINC- Doubles and Singles tournaments TIVE TIME (MR. WEI UP) WON were held.
The Singles tournament was won by S/Sgt. Emberson of the R.A.O.C., and S/Sgt. Emberson, partnered by S/Sgt. Tennis Duffield also won the doubles, beating Sgt. Webb and Cpl. Milne of the RA.M.C. The Sappers were win
ners of both divisions of the Army Tennis League, with R.A.O.C. as runners-up. The prizes were pre- ⚫sented by Colonel S. R. Hopkins who is the President of the Area Tennis.
First match in the Army Small Units' Football Knock-Out Competition was play- ed at Sookunpoo yes- terday and resulted in a win for "D" Com- pany of the Royal Scots, who beat Royal Corps of Signals by 5-0.
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THE DOUBLE TENTH PLATE, BIG EVENT OF THE SECOND
DAY OF HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB'S EIGHTH EXTRA MEET-
HELD ING.
YESTERDAY' IN FORE A LARGE CROWD. EVE SUNNY WEATHER AND BE- OF HEAVEN (MR. BLACK UP) WAS 1% LENGTHS BEHIND.
Messrs. Wei and V. V. Needa shared jockey honours with two wins and a third each in six starts.
The "Double”-Far View and Piet Hein-paid $33.90.
Summarised results are as fol-
AT Boundary Street on Tuesday, low: Middlesex played. H.K.S.R.A.
.scorer's
Hockey who also plays for
in a friendly game of hockey and 1-YUNNAN 'HANDICAP won by 3 goals to 1. The goal-First Section1 Mife 151 Yards.
T. K. L.'s Hillsboro Bảy, 158 were Tait,
lb.
(V. V. Needa) the battalion football Numerals's Thirty Six, 148 lb. team, twice, and Hymas. The
(H. J. A. Heaïne) game was rather fast, and proved Lee Chi Choh's Advancing that the soldiers are much Atter Time, 150 lb, than the civilians, who do not.get
No. 198
254
733
Unplaced runhers ($50
each), Nos.: 2675, 3837, 3802. 4193, 4306, 61,
Race 3
No. 623
1394 801
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$2664.80 732.80 366.40
Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 782, 4608, 2226, 3992, 316.
No. 2264
4802 5016
. Race 4
$2662.80 760.80 380.40
"Unplaced
runners ($50 each), Nos.: 2723; 3531, 4133, 5171, 4904, 1681.
Race 5
No. 2681
5527
+1
$2779,00 974.00
4188
1)
397.00-
1
2
Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos. 4077, 4052, 1392, 5593, 870, 1828,-3525, 4212.
(H. S. Chang) 3
Race 6
No. 4331
2849 1407
$4929.40 1408,40 704.20
much time for exercising. This 13 starters. Won by length; season the Middies have a strong 2 lengths, Time: 9; 36.4; 1.06.0 side and should do well in all 1.37.3; 2.07.3. competitions.
Pari-mutuel, winter $11.70:
The Combined Military Hospi- places, 1st $7.00; 2nd $7.80; 3rd tal Kowloon beat headquarters of $17.50. the R.A.M.C. at. Chatham Road by
2.-CANBERRA
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7 clear goals. This match was a "blood" match and was interest | Mile... ing to watch.
PLATE-One
T. K. L.'s Dupont Bay, 142 lb. Hodgkinson on the wing played
(V, V. Needa) an excellent game and scored E. S. K.'s Cheerful Star, 145 twice, the other scorers being. lb, ......(H. J. A. Hearne) Capt. Scriven (1), Rasui Bux (2); Kwok Hin Wang's Quick Des- and Bahag Singh (2). The last
patch, 145 lb.... two players named are very tricky
(G. Treverton) with the ball and have wonderful 9 starters. Won by 1% lengths; control over it...
3 lengths. Time: 25.2; 52.3; 1.19.4 1.47.2.
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Williamson Good
Williamson, in the centre half berth, was the man of the Rest team. His clever anticipation hard but his play was too indivi, checked many raids and his dualistic to meet with much suc- feeding. to his forwards was cess. O'Regan was forced to assist good. Wilkinson was 3 great he defence to a great extent and trier and prevented the Chinese in consequence. his real worth right-wing combination from be-was, not seen in the attack. ing more dangerous than, they B. Gosano was not impressive .. were. He had a constant watch on the left wing, but in the se
on Cheung Yung-sum and still cond half he sent over some good worried Chan Kam-hoi. Honey-centres when he went to the right well worked hard throughout wing. He too did not display the game and against Hau his usual form in that position Ching - to and Lee Wai-obviously owing to the fact that tone had a trying afternoon | he had been playing centre- Football
There was little combination in forward for a long time, the forward line. Fowler was a Woods was game; selected for a great bustler and tried hard but position strange to him he did his his shooting was below his nor- best on the left wing and did mal form, Howlett also worked | get over some good centres.
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Cheung Wing-choy, in Chinese goal, was safe in his handling while Lee Ting-sang and Tsang Chung-wan were safe under pres- sure. Lee kicked well from awk- ward angles and generally had the better of Fowler.
Centre Controlled
Hsu King-seng, the pivot, had control of the centre of the field and distributed the ball almost a will to good effect. Lau Hing-cha and Kwok Ying-kee, the wing halves, did not have very muc. to do.
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Unplaced runners ($100
cach), Nos.: 180, 2573, 1924, 2712, 3917, 1175, 5034, 5158, 3190.
Race 7
1
No. 2529
6147
2
5350
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$3158.40 902:40 451.20
3
Unplaced rúnners ($50 'each), Nòs.: 5465, 2029, 5309,
5619.
Race 8
No. 2982
$5075.00
3369
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4468
1450,00 725.00
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Unplaced runners ($100 each), Nos: 4398, 3905, 4781, 3723, 10, 4518, 5083, 5461, 2593, 5615, 1847, 4093, 454.
RMY Rugby trials were held at
Pari-mutuel, winner $10.70; Sookunpoo on Tuesday and places, 1st $6.10; 2nd $6.30; 3rd some excellent new players have $11.70.. been found for the Army XV this season, Lieut.
3.-DOUBLE, TENTH PLATE. Rugby Coombes of the Me-About Half Mile 155. Yards.
dicals is an excellent
Li Pa Chun's Distinctive find, being a Cam- Time, 140 lb. bridge Blue and an Eve's Eve of Heaven, 140 lb. (PY, T. Wel) International, 2/Lt. Heath of the
0000 5th. A.A. Regt., RA. is also, a good
(D. Black)
2T.K.L.'s Galveston Bay, 182 lb. player who used to play for good T. K. L.'s Oupant Bay, 142 lb.
(V. V. Needa) 3 sex in the County Championships
(S. L. Sung) 3 at Home. There will be another 2 lengths. Time: 9.2; 34.4; 1.02.0-1.40.3; 2.09.
8 starters. Won by 12 lengths: 3 lengths. Time: 10.1 39.1; 1.10.1; 12 starters, Won by 4 lengths; trial at Sookunpoo on Tuesday at 1.30. p.m. when the final Army places, 1st $6.00; 2nd $7.00; 3rd places, 1st $6.10; 2nd '$7.80; 3rd
Pari-mutuel, winner $10.30;
Pari-mutuel, winner $9.80; Team will be chosen.
$7.30.
4-HUNAN HANDICAP.-First
Section.-14 Miles. to
Eve's Eve of Hunting, 158 lb. Unicorn's Phoenix, 146 lb.
(D. S. Craven)
(S. C. Liang) J. G. Whittaker's Clowner, 147 lb. ... (L. B. Chao) 9 starters, Won by 4 lengths; 2 longths. Time: 29.3; 59.1; 1.32.0; 2.05.2; 2.37.2.
$6.60.
7.- HUNAN HANDICAP. — Second Section. - Onc. and a Quarter Miles.
1
2
3
Hollandia's Piet Hein; 140 lb. ..(P. Y. T. Wel) 2 T. & E.'s Bressay. 181 lb..
(H, J, A. Hearne) 3 L.T.F.'s Gold Coin, 146 lb.
(S. C. Liang) 7 starters. Won by length; 2 lengths. Time: 31; 1.04.3; 1.38; 2.10; 241.4.
Pari-mutuel,
The Middlesex Regt. lost to Po- tice at Boundary Street on Wed- nesday by 17-0-four tries and a goal. The Middies, will have play much better than that if they nean to do any good this year. The Signals also lost to the RAM.C. by 17-0 and the Medi- als will go a long way this year- they maintain their present orm. So far they have played' our games, won three, and drawn the other. Outstanding player for Both Cheung Yung-sum and the Medicals was Lieut. Coombes,
་ Hau Ching-to were dangerous who scored a fire, try and dropped wingers and initiated most of the a very well-timed goal from the $8.50. raids on the rest defence. Lee25 yds. line. Capt. Bartley also Wat-tong, at inside left, gave I played well at buck and scored a 5 DIAMOND BAY HANDI- Chan Tak-fal many openinge try. The wing, three-quarters all CAP One Mile. while Cheung Kem-hol was al played well, Capt. Scriven still Lan's Far View, 164 lb. ways a danger:
having his old form.
(H. C. Pih) Mrs. A. E. Grasett's Sapper,
165 lb.
..(D. Black) Mrs. J. H. Taggart's Lanca-
thire Chips, 148 lb.
Rest opened 'the scoring 'early in the first half through Fowler, but Chinese were soon on level terms through Lee Wal-tong.
In the second half Chinese took the lend when Lee Wai-tong sent
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THE YM.C.A. are doing all they
can to help any Services swimmers along during the Win-
Pari-mutuel, winrcr $12.10 places, 1st $6.50; 2nd $7.00; 3rd
winner $9.60; lace, 1st $5.50; Zrid $6.20; 3rd $6.00.
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2
3
8-KATOOMBA HANDICAP. -About 1 Mile 151 Yards. 1 Cocon's Brown Derby, 181 lb. (D. Black) 2 E.SK.'s Shuttlecock, 147 lb. (HJA Hearne) Winner's Piccadilly Jim, 155
.. lb.
(W..G. Poy) 10 starters, Wón by 11⁄2 lengths; 24.3; 52; 1.17.2; 2. lengths. Time: 9:1, 34.3; 1.02.1; ̄ ̄ ̄
1.30.2; 157.1, A
Pari-mutuel, winner $20.20;
PAP (P. Y. T. Wel)
3
ter months by holding a swimming 11 starters. Won by length;
class twice a week
in a pile driver from a distance Swimming commencing from length. Time:
which hit the cross bar and then
goal.
品
October 21st. of 193.2.
Pari-matuel, winner
$12.00;
$9.00
Mile
(H. C. Pih)
Moxham's back into the net. course, the water will be hented Chan Tak-fal scored the other so there is no need to shiver, This places, 1st $5.40; 2nd $5.20; 3rd places, 1st $7.40; 2nd $9.00; 3rd
$5.70, Chinese:-Chicung Wing-choy: Teang is a good opportunity for swim Chung-wan, Lee Tin-sang. Lau Hing-mers to concentrate on the per-
6. YUNNAN HANDICAP. choy, Hsu King-seng, Kwoke Ying-keo; fecting of their leg and arm move-
Second Section. About Chung Yung-nam, Cheung Wing-choi,ments, and to get the general idea Chan Tak-fai, Lee Walstong and Hau of perfect swimming...
151 Yards.. Ching-to,
So far there are only threa Latt's Victoria, 150 lb. Reat:-Moxham: Hendy, Blackburn; teams entered for the H.K.V.D.C. Honeywill: Williamson, Wilkinson: Go-invitation relay which is being Hung's Blue Gate, 150 lb. Rono: O'Reegan, Fowler, Howlett and Woods,
M'SEX REGT. AT HOCKEY-
In a friendly hockey match...at King's Park yesterday the Bat- talion team of the Middlesex He
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getting a team together: "A! Company who are considered the champions should be able to turn out an excellent team.
PONY CLASSIFICATIONS
Following alterations and additions' to classification. Usts; dated 20th May 1940, jare announced
Australian Ponles-Brown Derby to "D" Class, Longdon to "C" Class. Venus Bhy to "C" class. Warrego River to "C" Class and Discovery Bay,
China Ponlest-Gay Star. to "A""
held on Saturday at their guln in aid of the Bomber, fund; the teams are Hong Kong Signal Company, Royal Scots, and Middlesex. It is hoped that other teams will enter on the night of the gala. THE first boxing bouts of the
"C" Company, so far, have got season will be sean between together Ple. O'Brien (bantam to "D" Class. giment beat the Y.MICIAL PHA" { twɑ companies of the Royal, Scots | weight) Plz Scott Feather and Class, Hillsboro Bay to "D" Class, team by 1-0, Stanton was the in the middle of the month at the Pte. Morley (lightweight) and Eve of Hunting to "C" Class, Just In Murray Barracks L/Cpl. Larkins (light heavy- Time" to "C" Class. Patricia to "C" The Battalion second team beat Boxing boxing ring. The weight). However, they still have Class, Royal Wedding Iva to "C Police second eleven - by --4--1,
teams competing are plenty of time between now und | Clona, Ascot Vale to "E"! Cialia, Bogey Fitfeld (2). Bond nr.h Chul "A" Coy, and "C" Coy., but "C" the data set for this mates to find to Class und Plain View to scoring, for the soldiers.
Coy, are have a little difficulty, in the rest of the team.,
1.Clasp
scorer. Dej