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SOCCER SEASON OPENS IN HONG KONG
HONG KONG AND KOWLOON PLAY A DRAWN GAME.
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SOMERSET L.I. ROUT THE ROYAL
NAVY.
The following are the results of the opening games in the Hong Kong League:
Division L
ATHLETIC RECREIO.
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Played at the new Stadium, North Point before a large gather- ing this game ended in a win for Somerset L.L. 5 Royal Navy 0
the home team by two goals to one. K.O.S.B... 4 St. Joseph's... 0 R.A.
4 H.K. Police... Although not at their best the Athle Lie fully deserved the points, Recreio China Athletic Club de Recreio showed signs of want of practice, H.K.F.C. Kowloon FC.though Silva-Netto played a great
Division II,
game at right back and Marques K.O.S.B. Res. 7 Eastern FC.... i proved a capable substitute for Bel- Even exchanges Royal Navy R. 6 St. Joseph's R. 2 trao in goal.
marked the opening of the game, China A "A" 5 Ewo
chances being missed by Wong Pak Cheung and Brown. Athletic drew first blood through Suen, who seem R.A. Res. 3 K.F.C. Res...ed to pop up from nowhere in his University C. de Rec. Les usual polished style."
China A. "B" 4 R.A.M.C.
S. China"A" AS.L.I. Res. H.K.F.C. Res. 3 S. China "B"
H.K.F.C.. KOWLOON F. C.
GOLDMAN'S TWO GOALS IN
FIRST HALF.
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Great interest was shown in the and meeting between HK.F.C. Kowloon F. C. on the Club's ground. The visitors brought over a good number of supporters and no doubt more would have been there if the Interport Bowls game had not been at the K.C.C. However, the game was very keenly contested and, con- Aidering the great heat, was fast. The teams lined out under Lieut Seal, M. RA, as under:-
Kowloon. Nicholls, Mekelvie and C. Pile; Dowman, Easterbrook and Bliss; Eastman, Hedley, T. Pile, Gallagher and Miles.
the wing and Pile had plenty of
ó.
Half Time:-Athletic 1, Recreio
DIVISION II.
K.O.S.B. RES. 1. EASTERN F.C.
Result: K.O.S.B. Res. 7, Eastern F.C. 1.
PRESS, MONDAY,
CRICKET.
H.K.C.C. K.C.C.
The Club had a beautiful day for their game at home with the K.C.C, but, the players-must have found it a trifle hot. Winning the
OCTOBER 7, 1929
First Innings-10.0.” W. Brace, e West, b Bowker 52 E. C. Fincher, b Stanion ... 41 Capt. J. R. Reynolds, run
out
EF. Fincher, e West, b
Parker
16
F. Zimmern, not out...... A. T. Lee, not out..................
Byen 8, Leg byes 4 ...... 19
Total (for 4 wkts.) 123
G. Lee, F. E. Lawrence, N. A. E. Mackay, G. A. V. Hall, and S. Jex did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R.
A. C. I. Bowker 7 0 10 H. V. Parker ... 7 0 20 A. Reid
J. L. Bonnar
J. R. Hinton....
Abdul-Curream who went in lat wicket down treated the spectators to some 'crisp hitting and gathered 07 (not ont) in quick time.
Early disaster befell the Volun teers when they went in to bat-the Grst three wickets failing in rapidi anecession. Then Hinton opened his shoulders and hit good and hard before he was bewied for a hall ceatury. The only other man to make a
score was Bowker, who knocked-up 37 rapidly.
The Indians tried several bowlers with Abdul-Curreem (3 for 8) re- turning the best analysis.
Scores:-
Indian R.O.
A. H. Madar, e Richardson,
Raid............
983
A. el Arculli, run out .................... 32 J. S. A. Curreem, not out
40 4 1 8 3 0 13 1
20
O. Ismail, c. Summers, b
Bowker
15
15
A. S. Suffiad, not out
Extras .....
0
toss the home side, went in on a Playing on the St. Joseph's beautiful wicket. A. T. Lee from ground, the Eastern F.C. did well the Naval Yard presented Pearce to hold the K.O.S.B. to a goal in the first half of the game. Geggle with three fours to leg in his first scored the goal. In the second over. Reynolds was at the other half, the Enïtern wore outplayed, } end and Pearce was a bit lucky to the Borderers putting on six goals through Geggie (3), Stephena (9), got a four over second alip's head and Mulligan. Sabhan scored for off his second ball. It was his only the Eastern.
bad shot. Moor should have been taken at second slip.in Lee's second over, but was bowled just after hitting across a ball which seemed between a half-rolley and a yorker. Owen Hughes stayed for five overs or so but failed to score before be
Playing at home, the Varsity ran touched one of Leo's leg-turners, į up a huge total against the Craigen- and was brilliantly caught by Brace power CC.. whom they easily beat low down on the left after the ball bwickela and 85 runs. had been defected by Jex' gloves.
R.N. RES. . ST. JOSEPH'S RES.
Played on the Navy ground at Happy Valley and ended in a win for the sailors by six goals to two. The Navy played ten men only throughout the game. Goodridge and goals by opened the score Clarke and Sorbie gave the Navy a three clear goals lead at the in-. terval.
Goals by Lee and Goodridge
brought the Navy total to six, while Castilho scored for the College.
Result: Royal Nary Res. 6, St. Joseph's 2.
Athletic showed superior COR.A.M.C. ». CHINA ATH. "B"
structive skill on resuming. but Marques brought off several nice Baves before a cross shot from Chan Kwong Iu found the net. Recreio were" by no means done with but the game ended with Athletic pretty well controlling the play.
Result: Athletic 2, Recreio o.' Athletic: Chan Sek Pui, Ng Kam Chung, Lai Yuk Tat; Ho Choi Yin, Wong Shui Wah, Lam Yuk Ying; wong Pak Cheung, Li Hung Tso Kwai Ching, Suen Kam Shun, Ching, and Chan Kwong lu.
Recreio: Marques; Silva-Netto, Sousa: H. Remedios, A. Remedios, Assumpeno B. Gossae, Pereira, ward, N. Beltrao, and Brown.
ST. JOSEPHS . K.O.S.B.
Hong Kong F.C.-G. Rodger;
Played at Happy Valley before Wallington and Bishop; Gilchrist, Stewart and Watson; Reid, Peers, a large attendance, Without doing Goldman, Scott and Trumsbitsky. anything particularly impressive The game started a hot pace but the visitors were full value for their team work was lacking. Kick and win, and had many opportunities rush was the order in the opening of adding to their score. St.. minutes and neither team was Josephs put up a useful display dangerous in the first Sfteen
considering that they are unused minutes. Then Reid came down to First Division football. The Borderers fought hard for an early lead, Everest and McClinchy be go on and from his pass, Peers tip-ing in dashing fettie, but Hyder pod on to Goldman who opened the and Gomes defended undauntedly, score with a fast rising shot that while Rocha made many clever had Nicholls beaten, the ball com clearances. The game was nearly ing off the bar into the net. twenty minutes old when Everest McKelvie gave away a corner and converted a delightful centre from following the flag kick, Goldman Alexander well out of Rocha's notted during a scramble. Kowloon reach. were two goals down at the inter- val.
time to clear but let the Club man
Kowloon were more together in the second half, but the home mid- dle line was safe. After several minutes of midfield play, the visi- tors got away but Eastman failed to beat Rodger. Bishop, who had defended soundly in the first half, failed to clear a centre from Miles and Hedley opened the visitors ac count with a fast low shot. Later Gallaher baat Rodger making the score two all.
Kowloon had hard luck in. not taking the full points for in the closing quarter they had the bot
ter of the exchanges.
SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY
v. R. NAVY.
Played on the Railway Ground, this match provided the surprise of the afternoon, the Navy being de fested by hye clear goals. With out being quite so one sided as the score may suggest the game certain- ty favoured the soldiers from start finish, their forward line as whole giving a delightful exhibi- tion of constructive play. The two stars in this were undoubtedly But chor and Palmer. Wright gave
fine display in goal for the losers. The opening goal came some 15 minutes after the start, Bewley. Bull heading in from an awkward angle The Navy had a fair share of the game up to the interval, and Foote and Kernick were always in
the pleture.
St. Josephs 0,
a.
in the St.
The R.A.M.C. gave a good ac- count of themselves although de feated by four goals to one. After playing a blank first half, five goals were scored in the second.
Result: China. Athletic "B" 4, RABLO. 1.
H.K.F.C. RES. r. SOUTH CHINA "B."
A Good Stand.
Pearce and Hancock then put on
V. W..L. Stanion 6 H. Owen Hughes 4 0 17
UNIVERSITY
2. CRAIGEN. GOWER.
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The home side had first innings and with si runs each from Alder. son and Gittens, were able to do- clare at 217 for the loss of only three wickets. The Happy Valley
bowlers had a bad day, none of
them doing anything worthy of
To the
'Varsity's big effort,
Abbas, 65, being their higheat CCC could only reply with 132. scorer.
thirty-nine runs in an hour playing beautilul cricket. The rate of scor-note. ing was, of course, glow, but the bowling was good and just short of a length which tends to keep down caring. The fielding too was very keen. However after an hour both batsmen tried to force the game and paid the penalty, as Pearce was taken at long-on off E, F. Fincher' while Hancock did not get bold of one of A. T. Lee's and Hall made no mistake at cover.
Things went badly after this for the Club. Stanion made eleven in about three minutes before, falling
Score:-
University 217 for 3 wickets
(dec.).
Craigengower C.C. 13,
THE SECONDS,
H.K.C.C... K.C.C.
Two matches were decided in tho
to a splendid catch by Teddy Fin-junior section, H.K.C.C. and I.R. C. Playing on the H.K.F.C. ground, cher who took the ball a foot from last year's champions and runners- the home team took full points by the ground running in and held it up) winning their games against Bonnar was the K.C.C. and R.E. & S. respec- the odd goal in five. The Club took while relling over. the lead through Smith but Lan Mau equalised. In the second half, caught at the wicket, Beid at back- tively.
ward point, and the Club looked in The Hong Kong Kowloon match Wilson gave the Club the lead and for a bad hiding when Hinton pro- took place at King's Park and it Alexander inercased it. Lau Mauceeded to clump. everything that was something like the University- scared for South China before the
came along. He soon lost Parker Craigeagower affair. Hong Kong final whistle sounded.
and Bowker, but his example in-had first knock and compiled 292 Result, H.K.F.C. Res. 3, South
Divett fected West who beat at the ball runs for 8 wickets (dec.}, China B 2
nobly Thanks to them Hancock being top-scorer with a well-ployed was enabled to make a sporting de- 93. claration about four-twenty five. Hinton had four fours and two sixes in his thirty-eight not out, one of them being over Cover's head from a long long-hop of Braco's. His innings delighted all the spectators except the coolie who stopped the first six with his head. Luckily he was wearing a hat and was not badly hurt.
SOUTH CHINA "A" z. SOMERSETS.
The opening game at Caroline Hill was not distinguished by very scientific or interesting football. South China took an early lead, through Ip Yan Sum but the Somersets got on terms through The South China Jenkinson. added a further point thanks to Ip Koon Ming.
The Somersets were quite unable to get going in the second half and South China added goals through Chiu Kwok Leung and Ng Po Kiu. The South China team played nippy football, but did not appear to be putting themselves out. The visitors were not impressive.
Resit: South China "A" Somersets 2.
UNIVERSITY. CLUB DE
RECREIO RES.
Played at the Stadium, North Point, and caded in a draw, two goals all. The University took the lead through Gas Ker Poo and the same player scored again before the interval. C. Gosano reduced the lead early in the second half and Gonzales scored for the Recreio making the score two all
Kowloon's Task
Going in after the tea interval, Kowloon were dismissed for BI, the Club bowlers sharing the spoils with Coppin (4 for 29) and Divett (2 for 3) returning the analyses.
Score:-
best
H.K.C.C. 99 for & wkts, (dec.).. Kowloon C.C. 31,70
I.R.C. z. R.E. & S.
The visitors had to get 181 in one On the Military ground at Soo bour and forty minutes, a dificult kunpoo, the Indian juniors had the but not impossible task. They fail better of the argument with the ed. Brace and Fincher put up a H.E. & S. The home side batted hundred exactly for the first wicket, first but against the steady bowl- after Brace had put one between ing of the visitors, could only the slips in the second over from gather 82 runs. J. M. A. Rumjahn Bowker. Each batsman played for 1), Madar (2 for 0) and steadily and the Club howling look. Barma (2 for 10) were the most ed most unimpressive. But to the successful bowlers. surprise of the spectators they did not bustle for runs when set and göt an far behind the clock that a win was impossible. Finally Stanion bowled Fincher. Reynolds was bril liantly thrown out by Bowker, and Brace after being dropped at cover of the shot that completed his fifty was given caught at the wicket from a ball that hit not his bat, but his off stump E. F. Fincher was caught at the wicket in semi- darkness and a draw ensued.
Losing their first five wickets for meagre 28, things did not look too rosy for the L.R.C. but Suffiad (A.R.) saved the situation with a stylish innings of 44 not out and the side eventually collected 144.
Score:-
R.E. & S. I.R.C.
32 144
Club
Half Time: K,O.S.B. 1.
Everest soon scored after dashing burst from near the half way line. The intense bent of the firm half was beginning to have its effect and, the majority of the players showed signs of distress. Alexander took advantage of a misunderstanding Josephs delener to run in from the feft wing and score & beauty. Davey worked through a moment later and gave to Stock, whose shot shaved the upright. A fourth gual came when Everest picked up pass from Molineby and banged the hall past Rocha without hesita tion. The last few minutes of the same saw the home team absolutely duplayed, and the Borderers were awarded a penalty which Everest missed. St. Josephs have no cause t feel disheartened, for they were up against what is probably the strongest team in the Colony. "With greater experience of each others play they should, do quite well. Played on the Garrison ground, only goes in high enough to give separated till the
Madar's knock was St. Joseph: Rocha; Hyder, the R.A. taking full points by the himself a chance of plenty of match showed, 02. Gomes; Victor, Paton, Lezama; D. odd goal in five. Seddon opened practice. Brace and Pearce were somewhat lucky though he brought Temard, Castilho, Souza, Jackson, the score for Kowloon and Reed of course excellent as usual. Fin-off some pretty shots; el Arculli and Fernandez,
levelled for the Gunners. The Gun-cher steady. I will reserve" any played a steady innings for his 32. K.O.S.E.: Shears: Gardner,hers got the lead through a de Reeves; Gear, Davey, Skiggs; Tor fender's mistake and Gough put rie, Stock, Everest, MeGlinehy, and them further in front. Hanaan Alexander.
scored for Kowloon who were press ing when the final whistle sounded with the score against by three goals to two.
R.A.. POLICE.
The Gunners were in great form a Bookanpoo their forwards show ing excellent understanding and good shooting. The defence also Police want another
was strong.
A tussle for the lead ensued but the whistle sounded for time with no addition to the score.
Hesult: University 2, Club de Recreio 2.
R.A. RES. . KOWLOON RES.
Result: R.A. Res. 3, Kowloon Res 2
CHINA ATHLETIC “A” ». EWO,
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Comment.
I.R.C, VOLUNTEERS.
The Indian Recreation seniors were engaged in a friendly with the Volunteers at Scokunpoo yesterday and won comfortably by 7 wickets and 71 runs.
The brightest feature of the game to my mind was to see Han- cock going in in his proper place
The home team had a good start. and playing so steadily. He is, I Madar (79) and el Arculli (32), who am convinced, full of runs if he opened their innings, were not
telegraph
further comments" for my notes on Friday, when I also hope to have an account of Thursday's all-day Interport Trial.
R. ABBIT.
Full score and analysis:-
First. Innings of H.Ê.0.0.
T. E. Pearce, e Mackay, b
E. F. Fincher.....
0. Moor, b A. T. Leo'.........
H. Owen Hughes, e Brace,
b A. T. Lee
43
2
0
H. B. B. Hancock, e Hall, b
A Lee...
17
H. V. Parker, b E. F.
Fincher.
18.
the
F. W L Stanion, c. E. C.
Fincher, b. Reynolds.
11
e Jex, b
Half Time: Somerset Light In-
On the Railway ground, Ewo [antry 1, Navy 0.
The second half soon saw Rayson game or two to get settled down. found the Athletic team much too. Chan Yuen Kwai opened. scoring for the soldiers after pretty They were, however, the first to strong and went down by five goals combination with Bewley-Bull open the scoring, through Valeo- to one.
the score for the Athletic and Li The same player was through time. Some really interesting play Fong added before the interval.
A ensued, hat the Gunners were again a few minutes later. couple of glorious goals by But, alightly the better balanced side and Shek Pui Tim increased
Athletic lead, then Chen Yui Wing cher brought the score to live and Cill leveled with a lovely shot.
scored for Evo, Goals by Shek the Somersets are to be congratulat
Pui Tim and Chow Tin Chun gave Result: China Athletic "A” 5, the Athletic the margin as above.
Ewo 1.
Half-time: R.A. 1, Police 1.
ed on this particularly impressive The second half opened at the opening of their league program same cracking pace, and the Police me; more especially as West was were again the team to draw first anotable absentee from the side, blood, Valentine netting from a The Navy were of course fer be centre, from the right. The Gun- low their full strength, and Satur- -day's performance can hardly be taken as representing their true
pers again got on terms, Allan beating Swann at close range. Gill. put the Gunners ahead with a great shot from a free kick fully 35 yards form this season,
Somerset Light Infantry, Hall; out, and Allan put the issue out Cornelius, of all doubt before time was called. Crawley,
Hayward; Mead, Harris; Palmer, Guest R.A.: Fletcher; Oliver, Rawl- Rayson, Bewley-Bull, sad Butings; Gardiner, Taylor, Joyce Cotton, Gill, Allan, Walker, and cher.
Whitehall.
Navy Wright Pompey, Nixon; Churchouse, Perris, Deakin; Egan, Kernick, Foots, Evans, and Dick
Referee: Mr. Mackie.
500.
Police: Swann; Wynne, Bherry Johnson, Hudson, Jessop; MeEwen, Fraser, MeGreavey, Valentine, and Howarth.
TWICKENHAM RUGGER. 20,000, ATTEND MATCH.
(THROUGH LEVIER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, Oct. 8. A crowd of 20,000 spectators at- tended the Rowland Hill Memorial Rugger match Twickenham
at when a combined Ireland-Scotland team beat a combined England- Wales team by 20-13.
J. L. Bonnar,
Reynolds
A. Reid, c A. T. Lee, b
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J. R. Hinton, not out ..... A C. I. Bowker, b E. F.
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38
E. R, West, not out
2 13
Leg byes 4, Wide 1 .......
Total (for wkts. dec.) 160
Bowling Analysia,
O. M. R. W. A. T. Lee 14 1 40 3
3 43 Capt. Heynolds 12 W. Brace 10 George Lee 3 E. F. Fincher... 9 Bowled 1 wide.
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3 30
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Total (for 3 wkts., dec.)...188
"A. K. Minu, A. A. Rumjahn. A. R. Minu, S. A. Ismail, M. R. Abbas, and A. Rahmin, "did not bat..
Reid
Bowling Analysis.
- Richardson
0 M. R. W
D 0 во 1
7
0 43
0
5 0
0
71 ** .1 0 11
Summers Bowker Divett *Hinton .... J 1 15
*Bowled one wide.
Volunteers.
C. Moor, e Rumjahn, b Abdul- ̈
Curreem W. D. Falley, 1.b.w., b Abdul-
Curreem,
J. A. Summers, c
Curreem. b Madar
510
0
BASEBALL.
H.K.B.C. FORFEITS GAME TO SOUTH CHINA.
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Saturday proved a 'disappointing day for ball fans who went to the Navy Field, Caroline Hill, in the hope of seeing the Baseball Club turn the tables on the Chinese,” thus making the fight for the season's honours more lateresting. With the exception of Phil Le Fevre, none of Club's players showed up with the result that the game was for-" feited to the Chinese.
The South China lads, however, made the most of the afternoon and with the aid of some of the " Kinora stalwarts played a pick-up game amongst themselves.
KIAORAS DEFEAT FILIPINOS,
The "K" outfit again bad the better of the argument with the Filipinos when these teams met for the second time this season at the Navy Field, Caroline Hill, yester- day.
The lads from the Islands started favourites but, right from the.com- mencement, the Kisors bail-tossers worked up lead and held it up to the end of the sixth inning when Umpire Shim called the game on account of failing light.
The
's" their regular pitcher away and although his deputy, Tam Chinn was
not doing very good work, he managed to hold the Fili pino lads in cheek.
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1
The Teams.
3
The teams were:- Кілогал
Phillies.
Abdul-
T. China
P.
J. Alvares.
W. C. Leung
Zaira..
J. R. Hinton, b A. K. Minu... 50
C. K. Leung
ib.
T. Leonard
A. Richardson, e A. R. Minu.
A. K. Minu
K. K. Leung
eb.
Rall.
11
C. C. Leung
18.3.
E. R. West, A. R. Minu,
b Abbas
C. B. Ng
ab.
W. Leonard.
5
P. P. Fong
LE
A; Alvares.
A. Reid, b Abdul-Curreem..
0
Chang
e.f.
Figuerido,
E. Wong
r.f.
Gamale.
The Scores.
13
A. C. I, Bowker, run out ... 35
G. E. R. Dirett, b A. R.
Minu
A. L. Rickett, 1.b.w., b A. R.
Minu
J. Norrie Ows, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
י
Bautista.
The scores, inning by inning,
were:-
1 Q
Kinorti Filipinos
128
0. M. R. W
Abdul-Curreem.. Madar....
B 3
3
4 0
13
!
13
3
1
3
4 0
39
3
0 18
0
el Arculli *Abbas
Suffiad
A. K. Minu A. R. Mima......
Bowled one wide.
3
4 3 6
3 0 700 5-15
103 1 20.
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