EASTERN = 5, ARMY 3
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER: 27; ; 1935.
NOT THIS TIME
HOGAN'S PENALTY MISS AND
CHU
WING-KEUNG'S MAGIC
WERE THE DECIDING FACTORS
Says I. M. MacTAVISH
This is really the tale of two men and their emotions. Written in blazing letters across Eastern's victory is the masterful magic of ebullient while across the Army's defeat is heavily imprinted Chu Wing-keung
Hogan's moment of misery.
With the score standing at two-all and the second half 12 minutes old McMillan got the ball away out on the right wing. Cutting in at top speed he beat man after man and just when he looked set for a brilliant score he was pulled down from behind.
his.
woefully weak effort went level
straight JMS,
Were
Up come Hogan to take the later his popularity had vanlah |
протез the and Jelek vital penalty
birt
Morris ran on to a thorough Yong Pul-dor's Into
to his left, and pass, VoCred Hogan beat the ground in anguish but all the theatricals sent an angular shot at the goal, ootid not
a disastrous The
had it well goalkeeper mls.
covered but somehow it cluded his grasp and before he could recover it was in the not,
EXCLUSE
Speculation is always vulner- able but one cannot help won- dering how the game would have #one Hogan had accepted this wonderful chance to put his side in the lend at a critical stage of the game.
The r the two teams was simply that Eastern bad Chu Wing-keung who
prompted pilates,
and modded them to victory.
difference between
His uncanny ball control and his ability to sum up a situation inn flost was unmatched by anyone else on the field, and the urvation he received when he scored his ride's anal goal and incidentally his own third-was
Marris worked like a Trojon to keep the soldiers in the game end on current form heas surely no equal in his position in the Colony, Crompton and Hogan were good backs and the half- back line worked hard to check Chinese for- the wiles of the
Meinnes ot right-holf wards.
and did many clever
things looked good in possession...
Chu Inside-left
Wing- au-but
keung still got three goals!!!
McMillan nover stopped run- ning from start to finish but he his tendency to be as the tension mounted the hard must curb
the tackle... it's a tackling soldiers were every bitte into
dangerous habit. Chesterman got as likely to go ahead as the through a lot of work and wor- much cleverer Chinese boys.
ried Chan Kar-sau but White below McLoughlin were form.
The Rome speeded up preciably as both sides strugglea for the lead, There was some grand contrasting football and
VERDICT
hard, fast, entertaining game well handled by Referee Sammy Tsang. Not everyone agreed
Then came Hogan's "Dial 'M'jand tor Misery" contribution to the proceedings, and his penalty miss that plunged his mates to A deep despair. The regrettable feature was that McMillon had seemed certain to score the goal
with all his decisions that his fine run deserved when
but he kept the game going he was brought down.
along at a hively pace. Eastern much a spontaneous acclama-
and Enstern breathed again
to win If only deserved tom of his sterling display It it
to the Army account of short slego
Chu Wing-keung's wag for his goal, brilliant us #1 | goal where Charlesworth had
14 cardit performance....but to be in top form to prevent a they will seldom have to fight
harder than they did here.
Wha
STRONG ATTACK
Their
The guine started in sensa- tional fashion when in first attack the Army came with
set
EXOTC.
At last Eastern got the goal they deserved on the balance of Chow Man-chi play.. but even who was the scorer must still b inches of telling the let be wondering how his shot from strong attack on the right saw McMillan cul
outside the penalty the ball Across L It literally ran along travelled unhindered through a the goal.
veritable forest of legs and into the goal line, scrapped the far post, and was cleared.
the
and
the back of the net.
Five minutes
later a
#IN
bod
This near disaster stung Eastern boys into action. They blunder on the six-yards Une by Mclanes presented Chu Wing- moved the ball with skill
the keung with another goal and it but they found speed,
seemed the game was over, Dri soldiers willing mixers and the the 80th minute Chu Wing- anlookers were treated to some eung got the goal of the season. entertaining and often exclting In midfield a high lab dropped
football. There were good tries out of the air and he controlled
near misses at both ends
it beautifully
and
and 11 was Roon obvious that of his Ko Po-keunt was not all happy agains
faeties of Morris.
foot.
with the outside
As Amyworth went into the the fast clusive tackle Chu
cleverly lifted the ball over his head and raced the middle. Charles- through
One felt that a goal just had worth quickly spotted the dan
to come but when it did it was ger and dashed from his goal,
tragedy for the Eastern but the wily veteran chipped the
Away out the ball high over his
on
1
defenders
Jeft
arins and
TEAMS
on
Eastern's Chu Wing-keung failed to beat Army's Charlesworth this time for the Army custodian punch- ed well out for the defence to clear. Lau Chi-lam (left) looks on helplessly, in this Senior Division League match played at the Club ground with Eastern keeping their unbeaten record with a 5-8 win-China
Mail Photo.
YESTERDAY'S RUGGER
New Zealand Ship
Beats Club 8-3
By "PAK
LO"
CAA 5, CLUB
Soccer In Blunderland
At Caroline
By "TOUCHWOOD”
Hill
It was soccer in blunderland at the Caroline Hin Stædium. when Clintese Athletic met the Hongkong Football Club in a Senior Division League match to win by five goals to two yesterday.
The CAA boya, regarded as the team likellest to upset the League leaders →→ Eastern, South China and Kitchee minu played soccer at its lowest ebb in their match against the Club.
.
Unlike the sterling per-Heung-cheung who rotted with moon, formance they put up against the help of Lung Wing-hui and Chow South Chinn last week. when Chow Slu-hung.
Chow Heung-thouts Blu-hung, Tam Sum- chuen, Leung Wing-hul.
after a five-goal deficit they CAA cânte back after the Club: Jones; Armstrong, stunned the Caroliners by breather with on carly 4th Bishop; Planck, Phayer, Brad- slamming in four quick goals minute goal. This resulted from bury; McCall, Douglas, Tomlin- und would have levelled then move by left-winger Leung
score had they some luck with wing-hul who put Chow Sul-on, Pickering, Neal. them, the Athletics yesterday hung and Chow Heung-cheung
were true worth.
run.
in
only a shadow of their on
the
culminating Heung-thing Anding the net with a sliff grounder.
They missed such a succession of certainties in 90 minutes of Club's second and tast goal uninspiring soccer that a large was noored in the 28th minute by spectatorn Left-winger Neal and then CAA percentage of started leaving the stadium long brought the final tally before the game ended.
with Ho Kai beating Jones seven
the
NOW THEY STAND Tenim standings up to and in- cluding October 20:
Qola
PWL
Eastern
South China
6-2 Kitches
Bing Too
CAA
Sainte
Army
iCwong Woh
HAR
Pulice
KMB
On top of the poor CAA disminutes from time. play It must be pointed out
THE TEAMS that one of the two flag-happy linesmen performed his task too ĐAA; Hun Kan, Chung Yuk- Navy meticulously. So much so that koo, Low On; Ho Kai, Ho Shing, there
occastona Yoting Kwok-klt; Tan Kam-club were several when there was no justification
halt to the for a temporary
The
offside match,
frequent decisions against the CAA dis- couraged them to such an extent that their forwards became over- cautious whenever they were in front of goal.
DILLY-DALLYING
After 10 minutes of dily- dallying in front of the Club's realmouth, Chinese Athletic
opened the scoring when Chow Heung-choung's
long range centre put centre-forward Chow Clow Stu-hung in possession. worked post Bishop and drew goalkeeper Jones out to push
Army: Charlesworth, Hogan, Crompton, McInnes, Ashworth,
Before Yesterday evening at Happy Valley the most enjoy. Toifrey, Chesterman, McMillan, able gume of the season so far from both the spectators Morris, White, McLoughlin.
Eastern: Yong Pul-dor, Lee and players" viewpoint took place between the Club and Ping-chul, Chan Kar-sau, Chow | HMNZS Pakaki,
Po-keung, Man-chi, Ko
Leo Kwok-wah, Ho Ying-fun, Lau Chi-lam, Kwok Ying-lok, Chu Wing-keung, Hau Ching-to,
Hungary Retains World Pentathlon Team Title
Macolin, Switzerland, Oct. 26. Hungary retained the World Modern Pentathlon team title
McLoughlin bent Chow jumped for joy as it dropped when the ath and final event
Man-chi and sent a long shot
hot Just under
the
in the general direction of the brilliant goal, goul. Severni defenders gave
# sort passed....but
of respectful hod as
60 did goal keeper Yong, and to the don- sternation of his mates sprawled on the ground watched the ball trickio the net.
A couple
he
and into
Inter of minutes
made it
McLoughlin almost
two when
a high lob
gave the Eastern
of trouble
the crossbar goalkeeper plenty before he got it away.
Crossbar for a of
the
took
Championships, the Cross-Country running. spectators were starting place here today. make for to
the exits when Morris sent
The Ko Po-keung) the
other events counting wrong way with a neat body towards the Championship were swerve before crashing the ball Horse Riding, Fencing, Shooting into the net to cut the lead to and Swimming which were held two goals again.
un previous days.
A
a
Pukaki eventually emerged the victors by 8 points (1 goal, 1 try) to 8 points (1 dropped goal). From begin- ning to end it was a hard going, robust light with both teams showing a terrific amount of spirit.
With only a few minutes to The Club team was not the full side by aby muhar. In fact go the Pukaki, chtered on by It consisted froebly of those their exuberant mates on the players who were not selected touchline, really put the pres or could not play last Saturday. sure oh and the bail was sent But what a fine team they made. across the Club line.
However,
It was kicked into The forwards were by far the touch with 10 yards to go and best of the two packs. Ably led from a long lineout Hughes by Kerr, they completely over- got the ban and dived over to powered their opponents in the
score beside the posts. loose and the lincouts, while in converted. 8-3. And the
scrums they had an ended. set equal share of the bali.
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***SAZBANK22A==
Some Courses Do Not Help Racing
The Racehorse Owners' Association are de- the ball to the back of the net. manding a large share for owners by way of in- down for another crack at Jones, racecourse companies from the sale of their tele- CAA could Gettle creased prize money from the revenue obtained by Club sprang a surprise with the equiliser in the very next vision rights. minute. Left-winger Neal Job-
Some courses have already taken action along these bed over a beautiful centre and Pickering, standing just in front lines and the Racehorse Owners Association are some way Hon Kan, put his head to the behind in their latest drive on dehalf of the hard-pressed ball and had the Athletics" | owner, custodian beaten all the way.
Langus been
out
yur
all
I am sure the Jockey Club will take considerable interest In the manner in which race- COUERS respond to their television revenue.
While the Racehorse Owners are quite right in
have been better
it
Every racecourse company Ascot and York have always The Bottom of the
as two twp should be trying all, the times to recognised temin gave Hon Kon plenty to worry about in the 20th minute courses which put money into improve conditions for owners when Tominton's angular drive racing without taking anything and for the public.
the Throughout saw the ball curving goalwards, but fortunately for the Athletics entrance fees paid by owners to It rolled just short of the mark. both Ascot and York returns to
Athletic increased their lead them in prize inaney.
SMALL DIVIDENDS by the 24th minute, Right winger Tan Kam-moon tapped Pogson the ball over to an unmarked Major Lesile Petch, manager Association thus
Chow Heung-cheung who in of York, also controls Redcar, demanding a share for owners,
flashed split second
the ball where he is gradually trying tit would home before confounded establish the York principle. they had taken the trouble to Jones.
The dividends paid to share find out which racecourses had and holders In the Redcar Race already done something With only a minute to go to Company are very small.
which were still languishing in the pant. the interval, CAA scored ögain
this time it was Chow Majar Petch is interested in a flourishing racing system and not out to merely make dividends for his shareholders. In the South, Sir John Crocker Bultee! operates the same system at Ascot, though he has
been able to not yet Hurst Park.
THE TEAMS
Mahal, Andrews, Wernham, Fatani,
Mitchell,
Walker, Hughes, Davis, Rewele, Patterson, Har and per, King, Foton, Beswarick.
With this larger share of thin ball they should have
Pukaki: scored oftener, but O'Kelly refused to Pogson, trust his threes enough and kicked for touch most of the game. When he did send the ball out to the wing he left it | rather Into, wil 1 Wings found themselves penned on the 'ne with little space to move la
In defence the threes were not so good us the Pukalci bunch, and had their tackling at times been lower the result might casily have been different.
Clab Martin, Purves, Spencer, Roberts, Clait, 'D'Kelly, Steward,
Clarke, Knight,
Robertson, McColl-McCowan, Kerr, Arm- strong-Wright.
2
Ansdel, Hargroves, Five Probables
For Jockey Cup
Interport
Tennis Team
had NINE HECTIC MINUTES
The Hungarians
of aggregate
12,407 points The next 9 minutes were followed by Russin with 11,924.5
for Easter's under hectic ones
near and Switzerland with 11.424.5. defence dar, the
Konstantin Salnikov of Russia panic-stricken
unexpected won the Individual World Cham- Army boys finting latent strength staged a tremend-
with 4,453.5 pointa. Corner Plonship ous grand stand finish.
Pukaki's threes were definite- Up
great second with 4,305.5 and Aladar his after corner was forced er Olavi Mannonen (Finland) was al the other end
(Hungary) third with ly dangerous and their passing opposlie number Charlesworth cross from White went scream- Kovacsi
with Morris's 4.230.6.
was crisp and well timed, but was having his own troubles asing across the goal
shot Ho Ying-fun sent a stream of head only inches away: a
Russia won the Cross-Country the wings were a little inclined
to run
ahead of the centres, team event eager from Chesterman just missed accurate crosses
with the United In the target; Chan Kar-sau's head Stats second and Flakand third, causing a good few movements heads in the danger area.
to bog down due to forward the 20th minute Chu Wing-knocked another one off the line Bestil Haase (Sweden) was the
passes. Their tackling was keung got the equaliser when he and with almost the test kick of individual Cross-Country win-
***better than the Club's and threw himself in the air to head the game Yong scrapped away a
Sergeant D. Cobley Hughes at serum half had a very Association will send an official ner with
The Hongkong Lawn Tends brilliant goal...although McMillan shot that was slipping (Britain)
and George second Lambert (United States).
team to Macau for the first round there was just a suspicion that In at the post.
of the Annual Interport Tennis Forty-eight competitors from Charlesworth should have been
ot Macao before Chu got out to the ball
Malch, to be played 17 nations took part in the Championships.-Reuter.
on November 12 and 13.
The Hongkong representatives will be
his head to it.
on to
A GOOD GÐAL
In
Hatt the 33rd minute Ching-to mude the first of his only two worthwhile contribu- tons to the Eastern cause when he Blcked the ball deross the face of the goal for Kwok Ying- lok to slam it home.
Again it
was a good goal but both Ad
and Crompton WITH worth caught fat-footed within touch distance of the score ing
Seconds later Hau hit the top of the post.
As Yong Pui-dor took up his position in goal at the start of the second half he was given a round of applause by the faith- ful fans in the popular sland behind him but 90 seconds.
VISTAVISION
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STEWART ALLYSON SRBRC Air Coramand
Obiar by TECHNICOLOR.. Pret A Prommelka Plachés. '... COMING SOON TO KING'S PRINCESS
EMPIRE
Out on his own for Eastern was of course Chu Wing-keung and he got good support from Chan Kar-eau, Chow Man-chi, Ho Ying-fun and Kwok Ying- lok. Lee Kwok-wah played for three-quarters of the game with his head henvily bandaged after
accidental clash penalty area.
пл
In
the
Ko Po-keung is only a shadow of the player he was in his South China days and he was frequently besten In the air and on
the ground in this gaine.
SPORTRAIT
*Sutch-her, you'd PUT - UUMER my wife's EMOVE ME to emptying
good day.
VERY EVEN
The game was on the whole very even with the Club slight- ly on top in the first half, and the converse true in the second
Colony Hardcourt hat.
Championships
Selected
At Newmarket
London, Oct. 37. Five probables with jockeys for the Jockey Cup to be run over two and a quarter miles at 1500 GMT at Newmaritet today sre.
Bitter Sweet (W. H. Carr). Romany Alr (W. Rickaby). Entente Cordiale (D. Smith), Prince Baric (E. Mercer). Bices You (E. Smith).
DEWHURST STAKES The Hon. M. W. Lo, OBE
Ten probables and jockeys for (non-playing Captain), Ho Ka-the Dewhurst Stakes to be run lau (Manager), Northan Louver seven furlongs at the same and Francis K, L, Mn, Ho Cheong-po, course half an hour later are: and Joseph Hsu, Elo Pereira, L. C. Lee, F. K. Wo, Tsul Wai-pui, Miss Y. Y. Tsui and Miss Dian Madgett.
The Club kicked off start pressed from the within a few minutes the ball came to O'Kely on the Pukaki's Iesuits yesterday in the Colony 26 and he dropped a very nice Hardcout Tennis Championships goal to com the scoring. De at the CRC wore;
spite repeated attacks by both sides there
no further
Schoolboys" Khiglém
Was
Ho Cheong-po beat it. Getz 0-0, 3-4 Ng Kanchoung beat and scoring in this half. Nei-mm 60, G<3] Tu Pozyip v Láng Fong 6-4, 4-6, 6-6, (unlined),
sist
be
Ratification (W. Rickaby) Prince Moon (W. H. Carr). Atlas (A. Breasley). Bukit Timah (E. Smith). Dacian (W. Snalth), Coppersmith (E, Mercer), Court Command (L. Piggott), Conquest (D. 'Smith),
The official Interport will con- of three singles and two doubles matolles and there will Interport two unoffedal In the 22nd minute of the | mixed doubles matches.
Hong- wli.bo The Drunken Saflor ( Edwin Tal beat T.K. cho os, second half Rewote, the Pukaki kong's representatives
prop, got the ball from the the father and daughter com- |Barlow)... loose and dived over to score bination of Trul Wal-pul and near the posts. The conversion Miss Y. Taul and Norman Lo
Tudor Era (C. Smirke). China Mall Special. and Miés Diana Madgett, wag missed. 3-3.
$2.
Men's Singles
Men's Doubles;
VT. Wang and Teny Leung beat C.B. Cheng and Chung Wing-Sowong B-2,3-0, 7-5
TODAY'S GAMES
Starting time: 6.15 pm
Kchoolboys Binging
Michael Lo y hou Chen-hwa.
Men's Doubles
W.P. Twil and T.K, Chay. Cheung Chov ani Tung Ching-kal; Ho Choong do and Ng Man-cheving
Josopis Jiara and D. PETR
HOME RUGGER RESULTS
Loddon, Oct. 20. Rugby resulta' today were: COUNTY O'SHIP MATCHES Karit [~14 [Sharroo; NAS Mälkiomoot 11 East Countien O Oxfordshire 13. Hortfóskaidro G Stussen van 8. Beckshire : 917- RUGBY LEAGUE NZ TOUR
St. Hcions 10 N. Zedlandets 3.
THE GAMBOLS
WILL" YOU HELP ME ON WITH MY CORT, DESAR
"
..
Barry
HAT: SHIRT:
change
Sinec they signed their television contract with the BBC, Kempton Park appear to be following the York example, and si
the the last meeting owners got bacle all the money they paid in sentrance fees.
This in self is hot sufficient but it is a great improvement on those courses, which give the same.or even less prize money but at the same time collect all the entrance fees to help pay for the prize money,
in
·ĦIG INCHEABES Kempton Park have already announced considerable creases in their prize money for their Christmas meeting. Would all this have happened without
a televisión contract?
There are some near-London racecourses which, have done nothing for owners aince tho end of the war. If anything, prize-money has gone dowIŁ
· of
was It is high time a list published of those racecourseS and those which help racing which do not. Tire Racchorsu Owners Association, are in good" position to do this
--London Expren Service).
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Italian Cyclist Sets New World Record
Milan, Oct. 20. Luigi Próféta of italy tonight claimed a World amateur 100 Kilometres cycling record with a time for the distance of 2 fours 28 minutes 38.4 seconds.
stadium and beat the Agures of He was riding at the Vigorelli
2 hours 29 minutes 6.2 soconds Data Miles of Italy, the former record holde Rou
INTER-LEAGUE HOME SOCCER
That is a position which
Sheffield: Oct. 28. they should be ashamed, - but The Football League beat the when their alarla pre compared Scottish League in their inter- to those of courses like Kemp-|·league match played -under. ton and Hurst Park they do not; floodlights here tonight by four seem in the least perturbed. goose to two niter Deadline at They do nothing to remedy a half-time by three role to most unsatisfactory positión..
one.---Noutor.
For the most refreshing THIRST QUENCHER
CYDER