THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 31, 1941.
ASSOCIATION WINS SECOND GOVERNOR'S CUP GAME
Chinese Attack Weakened By Chan Tak-fai's Injury
NECAN TOPS Bankier, Thomas STAKES MONEY And Riertsen Shine
For The Winners
WINNERS
United Express Brings In $10,909
Following shows how much the
respective WTONCES secured
their stable (numes in brackets
at the Valley since January 1
$
United Express (Necan) 10.909
Distant View (La) Oolong (T.K.L.)
Sapper (Mrs. A. E. Graselt) Velvetlight (Cie)
Starlight Cires
By "Referee"
Playing with only ten men for the greater part of the game, Chinese Federation were beaten by Hong Kong Football Association in the Second game of the Governor's Cup competition at Cause- way Bay yesterday by 4 goals to 2 after leading at the interval by the odd goal in three.
de his handling. but could Tot be hal blamed for the goals
9.000 6,181
Tak totterd 5.500 4.80 sted mam an the revond
able to continue and
der organ sed alted thing
Endeavour (Mrs
Chuong
Mo-yen)
4,774
4.750
3.250
3.100
Chi
Contusion Bay TK hid
Oracle T.K.L.I
Happy
chuh)
Returns
Santa Anita (C.CF)
Jus Gentium IS W. Lert Fleetwing (Eu Teng sena Coloama (Gredmaka
Viceroy (Vilaja)
Black Seal (C.H.)
Palber (Marber)
Sam's Choice (Collene} Charleiber (Marber 1)
Moonlight (Cire).
the better Hau Yung-sang wit that the Tacks while Te Kam bunn
the bustling add
methods f Fowler very upsett.02. on Lee Wa bar
well
The intermediate line, in which Aviation team played
W # Kimpeng
prominent weak hal in h. adh The
the ability of 3,400 the code and all ther plaves wuel played well but
arte, then forward to make best use 3,000 * at than 174 1
Extra work on of the bal threw then halder -
2.987 The
2.950 1.11
chat craft
2.150
Clarison
player
..
2.550
Ke
In Road
2.500
2.300 g
2,300 2.300
Presen
1
exerilen! brought
He showed gh spates and he hangl
sate that aut
nd Roughley coverei; 2.300 held both the kind strong- y al cleared well Roughley wa. 1. Starkling more protient but the utter pienioned him
First Love (P. & L.) ..
2.250 Marsh Warbler (Pearstur} 2.150 A Surprising Time (Toots) 2.100 Mainsail (Saibad the Sinner) 2,000 * King's Flight (Dynasty) Lex Fori (Lee Bros.) Navylight (Cire) ..
Dutch Treat (Hollandia)
Corcair (L.W.S.)
Prairie View (Lan)
World Fair View (Lan}
A Luxurious Time (Miss Li
Po-chuh)
2,000
2.000
2,000
2,000
1,850 1,800
Good Halves
The intermediate line, commper 7,900 fed entirely of Middlesex players, al did well. Bright had the cen- A Happy Time LiPo-chun) 1,750re well covered and always came
in s tussles but better
with Kwong Ying-kee. Freshwater, on the right, generally had the near sire of Wong King-cheung, while Thomas, at left half, justified, his Inclusion with a good all
He had Yeung Shui-yick display. well held and fed his forward with good passes.
Gloaming (E Tổng -ECH)
OLA (T.K.L.)
Amulet Stár=(C_W.KG)
1,760 1.750 1,577 1,500
National Welfare (Young
Bros.)
Bendemeer † P>\M. Hoo).
1.500 1,500 1,500
1,500
Eve of Peace (Evė)
Maple Leaf
(chan)
ton)
(Kwok Yee.
Manhattan (Shields & Stan-
Brutus (G. Treverton) Optima Fide (SW.) Never Never (Mr. B. Hall) Mountain View (Lan) Many Thanks (Kla Ora) Connieber (Marber 1) Sydney Lady (Lucky)
Fresh Air (S.K.)
Eve of Harvest (Eve)
Venus Bay (T.K.L.) Fair Chance (Weetoo) Nomine. Poenae (Lee Bros.).
Racylight (Cire) Catterick
* Gregory)
Bridge (C.
Longdon (G. Tinton)
Harcossay (T. & E.)
Shuttlecock (8. T. Wil-
liamson)
Centre Court (T.K.L.) Bona Vacant'a (Culture) Bugle (C, H. Chad)
Galveston Bay (T.K.L.) Lovelylight (Cire)
Gladiator (Eve).. National Courage (Why) Vanity Fair (Choice) Eve of Dancing (Eve) Conquering Time (L
chun)
Po-
Hillsboro Bay (T.K.L) Australian Diamond (Dia-
monds): 14-
A Rosy Time (Mise Li Po-
*chun)
Eve of Grandeur (Eve)
Far View (Lan)
Iron Beauty (Iron)
The Koala Bear (Tester &
Abraham). Springhurst (Billy) Hugher (Marber 1) Avon (V. M, Grayburh) Newborn Star (C:N.K.) Via Major (Lee Brot.) Vixen Tor (G. Tilson) Eve of Reason (Eve) Eve of Deception. (Eve) Tien Tiam (Wal Shļu2 pak)
Royal Sovéřeign (G.
Harriman) w
A.
Pumpernickel (T.L.).. Lancashire Laio (Nocan) Locus Sfaridi. (Len; Bros.).. WHRs (Mok Kony
"View (Lin) ::
Wedding EVO
Štanton)
Devanan
Rooifly
Etlångge
Vitamin M
1,500 Carry on.
round
WEEK-END
SOCCER PROGRAMME
Following
the soccer pre-
same for week ending April 6.
RASC
Tuesday
SECOND DIVISION
V S. Chia (Sookunpoo, at 5:00 pm). Refe, te Adanis
Wednesday
FIRST DIVISION
Navy
(Sookeruperer at 330 pm).
R Seals
Referen A hell
Linmaten
C1:at,
". Kwong Wal
reh at
500 P }
Referee
Paper and like
Mato
Linesmen Vance and Taylor
E
SECOND DIVISION
1
N: the of the Chinese wingres had my opportunities while Lee
Song Tao Way-tong was well marked. Kwok (Sookunpoo, at bad part 1.
hard but Ying-kee ined
Referee. Foster
30: RA possession by Pallee
Bundary Road, at 4:30 pm
Wilson. Refi ree
item?
Bright.
beaten for
Association Score
was
RE.
1
V
THIRD DIVISION
24th H.A (Military at 3.00 pm) Referee Edwards
v RAF (Club, at 3.00 p.in.). Referee:-Omar.
Association opened the scoring through Hewlett who headed in a centra from Riertsen Chines36th R.A. were soon on level terms througli Young Shu-yick and before half Lime Wong King-cheung scored a good goal."
Saturday
KOTEWELL CUP FINAL
On the resumption Association pressed and equalised when Riertsen sent in a shot which hit Army the upright and Howlett netted. Ferrier gave his side the lead from a penalty.
In the closing minutes Fowler
made the game safe with a good
shot.
H.K.F.A. Bank et; Roughly. Fraser; Freshwater, Bright, Thom- as; Fowler, Le Page, Howlett, Fer- rier and Riertson.
Association was served by two good wingers, who were always
H.K.C.A.A.F. Sammy Tsang: Fources of potential danger when Hau Yung-sang, Tse Kam-hung: 1,600 in possession. Fowler sustained a Lau Cheung-sing. Hsu King-sing. 1.500 cut on the chin but was able to Soong Ling-sing; Yeung Shu-yip.
the first half he; Chan In
Lee Wai-tong, Wong King- 1,500 had the opposing half beaten and Kwok
centres over good
besides cheung. 1,300 sent 1,400 having hard luck on several oc- 1.250 casions. 1,200 1.100
Riertsen played
the well on left wing and had a hand in all 1,072 the Association's goals. His cen- 1,050 tring was 1 mely and of the right 1,000 height. He required constant at- 1,000 tention.
Ferrier and LePage did well as 1,000
iriside forwards-both showed good |
well 1.000, ball control and combined 1,000 with their wingers--but Howle t, as 1,000 centre forward, in spite of the hard work he put in, was no, at 1,000 home in that position.
1,000
900 900
Chan's Absence Felt
900 The abrence of Chan Tak-fai
Tak-fai,
Ying-kee,
K.C.C. BEAT N.D.A.
AT LAWN BOWLS
At Cox's Road yesterday, Kow- loon Cricket Club beat Northum- berland and Durham Association by 86-69 in a friendly lawn bowls match.
Following were the scores:
N.D.A. K.C.C. A. C. Tribble C. E. Turpin A. H. Martin E. Starling R. S. Meadows S. Hodge W. W. Parsons T. W. Carr
(Skip)
13 (Skip)
883 had a telling effect on the Chin-|A. E. P. Guest W. G. R. Coates 850 ese as their
forwards were H. Brokenshire R. A. Radford
800 unable to get going against the A. Steven 800 resolute Association defences. In L. Jack 750 spite of this they had several (Skip)
scoring opportunities but, good R. S. Capell 760 work by Bankier and Fraser kept R. T. Burch 750 them out.
G. E. Taylor V. C. Labrum
-(Skip)
Sammy Tsang, in goal, was hot 750 safe. He did not impress with
750 Raconteur (Manetta)
750 Casino (Bridge)
700 Lovely Star, (Kong Bros.). 700 Eve of Hunting (Eve)
A. E., Perry. 300 S. A Gray
C. Gowland
J. Fraser
21
(Skip)
E. Purvis
D. Kossick
J. F. MacGowari
300 R. B. Wellwood J. Smith
19
10
161
20
J. V. Ramsey
(Skip) G. E. Gross A. D. Spoors
.16
300 T. A. Mádar
300
(Skip)
700
Wonderful Scheme (Kong
Bros.)
T. Coleman 32 (Skip)
300
800 800
800
9001:
3001
201
700 Potentate (Eu Tong-pen) 700 Rose Nano (Eu Tong sen). 600 Jennifer (Quartermaster) 600 Musketeer (LI Chi ChoR) 600 Rose Emily (Eu Tong „Beri) 600 Burford (Quartermaster). 525 Beat River (Grødmaka)· 500 | 8ploylight® (Clrey. 500 Cheerful Star (E.§.K.) Brown Derby (Cocoa) 500 | A Good Trine ¿UM:M.F.) 500 Colorado Star (Elland ze) 500 Odeon (THIS.L.) VA 400 Daylight (Ciro, Jar.)
Rowan (Ash).
400 Bendigo (Mrs. J. H.
gart)
400
Cockierol (REDET)
400 | Criffel (John Rasi);
Julibar, (Marber)
Hasp Night Express (Nedam)
Thờ: King Kong (Choaal 400 Emergency Unit (H.
Totals B6
HOCKEY UMPIRES
ETO MEET
V S. China
(Causeway Bay, at 4.30 p.m.). Referee:--Glover, Lunesmen-Ip and Beard.
FIRST. DIVISION
v Kowloon Referee: Kossick
Club
Linesmen:-Demee
liamson.
and
SECOND DIVISION
YESTERDAY'S
GOLF MATCH
AL Sheungshui yesterday Kowloon Goil Club beat the Country Club
17 sets to 8.
Kowloon
. SINGLES
RK Collings } FEA Reme
by
Country Club
dios
0'.
AJ Dennis
1
A A Lopes
W Kershaw
0
AR Pinaat
0
0
T anderson
I
** X M Silva 0
K Mackenzie
1
A w.
0 da Roza
I
1
Cuhrn 0
114
E T Finches 0 AT Lepe
HP Fucher 0 21 Kew
S Jex
1. E J M
1 J J Basta
A 1. Eastman 0 TY {" Lgཅ་
J Coles
1. Sykes
TBL
Tarot
D M F Prona
U I j' Tamworth i
WV Aleta
J D Macke
1
E CH Surn
0
Fa HarA
1
W { Hung
AJ 24
I R
F Le
U
Tals
$24.
**
FOURBALLS
Drapery Murterre C
Finet Ahern, La
The ferson,
Remedios Lopes
AT Roz Mackie I
Tanworth
10
Q
Kow shaw
41
A H Pinna
Salva
0
Coles, Sylm
D M F Pina. Basto
210
[ነ Jes. Eas'arrak Morty. Tats v ¡EP Finches,
Hall
Churn, Leu Hung Suen
RE Lec 0 KPM
D
0
Totals
*
2'
BADMINTON
TOURNEY C
Following is to-day's Badminton Championship programme:
AT KOWLOON C.C. Men's Junior Doubles
T. S. Young and M. K. Fung v Peter Lo and J. Tsáng (7 p.m.).
Men's Junior Singles ··
J. L. Anderson v E. Zimmern wil-(9.15 p.m.).
Navy
v Kit CheE (Causeway Bay, at 3.00 p.m.). Referee: Carley,
R.A.S.C.
Club
V Sing Tao (Sookunpon, at 4.30 p.m.). Referee:-Ford.
30th R.A. Referee:-Hinchliffe.
THIRD DIVISION Signals
V 35'h R.A. (Sookunpoo, at 3.00 p.m.). Referee: Fraser,
7th R.A.
A:S A. Caroline Hill, at 3.00 p.m.). Refstee:-Emmons.
36th R A.
V 20th: R.A. Military, at 3.00 pm). Referee: Barretfo,
Shell X
VRAF (Caroline Hill at 4.30 p.m.). Referee:~Baker.
1
SUNDAY HERALD CHARITY.
CUP EINAL S
Eng and Poundary Rood; at 3:30 p.m.). Referee:--Beard
Scotland
Men's Senior Singles
Hooi M. P. Yoong v P. K. p.m.).
(8
W. Gillies v K. W. Choy (8.45 p.m.).
Men's Senior Doubles Patrick Wong and C. Au (hold- N. L. ers) v H. C. Eardley and Smith (7.30 p.m.).
SCHMELING -SOLDIER
in
ΠΟ
Max. Schmeling who since several months has been a soldier the 'German army, hus intention
his defending championship, reported the "Ber- liner Lokalanzeiger" recently.
of
The International Boxing Un- ien recently resolved that Euro- Pan champions must defend their itles against recognised challeng-
L'nesmen-Mitchell and Marie.ers on or before July 5, 1941, the
TO-DAY'S
TENNIS
Following: is to-day's Tennis Championship" programme-
20per Gingl48
(1):
Pang. Ólápis v. Wel.. Chung George Chọn VIT Lagamd (7); 0. Umetani v M Amb,((8);
Paul Kong and Fung, Tee-pul v. W, C. 69 Hung and E, O Ficher (5),
Club Championship '
T. A. Fearica VEÓ I ROKinde. (8). Picker batafter poubles
H. E. Water and S. Hall (plus 3/0) V. R. H. Blake and H. C. D. Knight
A meeting of the Hockey Um-3/8) G. Sewell and D, M. Mac- 160 pires. Association will be held at Dougal (161) V. V. R. Gordon and
[M/H. Türner (3/8) ($)+MI 280) St. Andrew's Church Hall on Fris Club Mandicap Mixed Doubles 180 day at 5.30 p.my
All Interested are invited to at- 280 280 tend..
250
560 BOXER IN ARMY
Mr. and Mr. A. K. Máckénidė (plus 1/6) V. B. QM. Doupé and Miss Joan Smalley (--9/6)) ? $69
of Newell, W. SOFTBALL RESULTS Vnlisted Las one of the
250
250
„Mike Raffa::
250 five best featherweights in the
-260 | ULS.A)-hee-land Kle-trunkh.
260 an army uniform Raffa, who has terday
paper pointed out. Max Schmel- ing bad, however, declared in this connection that he was now soldier and not a boxer.
ü
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ving are the results of bat matches played yes-
12 Filipinosi)*. 5
"Lockhart KJ,
200 served ongsyear in the raming MENG (FIRST DIVISION), 240 mallin jawalh will be allow
200 brief furloughs to fill ring engage St. Joseph
Gigh) • 200, mours.
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