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Local
LOCAL
FOOTBALL.
"THE HONG KONG
Sport
CIVILIANS DEFEAT THE ARMY INLAI WAH CUP FINAL.
"K.0,S,B," RES
SOUTH
CHINA-ATHLETICA,"—AND. CHINA "A" STILL WINNING,
SATURDAY'S RESULTS."
Saturday's games follows:-
resulted
LAI WAH CUP COMPETI TION FINAL.
Civilians. 4 Army
HONG KONG LEAGUE Division II.
as be served up. Sergt. Bewley-Bull, the Army captain then presented Mrs. Dyer with a bouquet tied with the colours of the H. K.F.A. On the call of Mr. Hall three cheers and tiger' were given for Mrs. Dyer. "Mr. R. M. Dyer returned thanks to the Committee for asking Mrs. Dyer to present the cup.
St Joseph's f. 3 K.OS.R. 3 S Chias "A" 3 S China "B" 3. Athletic "A"... 3 Recreio Res.... Ewo, Chinese... 1 R.A.M.C
K.F.C. Res.... 0 Eastern F.C.... 0 Athletic "B"... 0 ..... 0 University R. Navy Res. G H.K.F.C. Res 2
LAI WAH CUP FINAL.
ARMY (HOLDERS) v. CIVILIANS.
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The final game in the Lai Wah Cup competition attracted a good crowd to the Hong Kong F.C. ground at Happy Valley. H.E. Major General Sandilands accom- panied by his A.D.C. Captain Cameron arrived before the kick off. Mr. R. M. Dyer, President Hong Kong F.A, and Mrs. Dyer were also present. Bewley Bull won the toss and set the Civilians facing the sun. The teams lined but as under, the only change from the advertised teams being Miles in places of Rocha for the Civilians.
Army: Fletcher; Oliver and Reeves; Everest, West and Joyce: Rayson, Stock. Gill. Bewley-Bull and Butcher.
Civilians: G. Rodger; Wynne and C, Pike: Hedley. Hudson and Bliss B. Gosano, A. V, Closano, Goldman, Seoft and Miles.
Referee: Ldg. Smn. Ness. Lines, nen: P. O. Critchett and L. S., A. Ryder.
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DIVISION II.
CLUB DE RECREIO RES. r.
H.K. FO. RES.
Playing at King's Park, the HK.F.O. Res, did well to secure a point. Turning out one short the visitors surprised the Recreio and at one time in the game they had 1 two goals' lead. The only goal of the first half was scored by Jackson. After the change of ends, Fowler' rushed the ball into the Recreio net. Santos and Lawrenes scored for the home tean,
Result:-
<
Club de Recreio Res, H.K.F.C. Res.
4
2
SOUTH
UNIVERSITY
CHINA B."
team
Playing on the R Navy ground at Happy Valley, the B beat the University by three clear goals. Young Kam Po gave the
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beaten. A fine centre by Lau Kan was breasted in by Chan Ya Tin to increase his side' lend and with about a minute to go for time Chan Ya Tin had little difficulty in finding the net from a good, cen tre from Ip Yan Sun.
Result:-
South China-“A”---3-- China B
с
CHINA ATHLETIC "A" v. ROYAL NAVY RES. "These teams met at the Stadium and a fast game ended in favour of the home team by three goals to one. The sailors were fully expected to win and by losing are now one point behind the E.0.S.D. on matches played.
Chow Tim Cheung opened the score and the Navy were a goal down at the interval.
On resuming a surprise came when Mak Kwok Tung run through the Navy defence and registered another goal for the Athletic.
Cartwright reduced the Athletic'e lead but the Athletic came again and Pong Tat Sum went through to register the third goal for his side,
Result:-
China Athletic "A" R. Navy Res.
3 1
ST. JOSEPH'S RES. . KOW. LOON F.C. RES.
ČRICKET.
SATURDAY'S LEAGUE
GAMES,
Of the three Senior League games down for decision on Saturday, two were brought to a definite conclu sion, the third-the Chinese r. Navy fair was not played, as the former have withdrawn from the League. Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the Varsity while the Craigengower C.C. created something of a sur prise by taking full points from the Army.
In the second division the Police Recreation Club easily accounted for their neighbours, the C.S.C.C. while the two games at Sookunpoo between the R.A.S.C.-Craigengewer and I.R.C.-Kowloon were full of thrills, the visitors winning in both
Casca.
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DIVISION I.
H.R.C.C.. UNIVERSITY.
Last Season: H.K.0.0. won by
6 wickets.
·
This game was played on the Club ground and after the visitors had compiled 152 for the loss of 7 wickets they declared their innings closed. The Club went for the runs in a business-like manner and pass- ed this total after six of their wickets had fallen.
The University were unfortunate to lose Anderson early, who had to Kowloon arrived од the St. retire, hurt: but a stylish 50 (not Joseph's ground with nine players out) from Ride made up for this. only and went down badly to St.Beck took 3 wickets. for 35 runs Joseph's by the big margin of and Reid 3. for 20. five clear goals. Kowloon opened strongly but the odds against them soon told its tale. Guterres epen-to el for St. Joseph's and this was the only gon! scored before the interval, Leonard put St. Joseph's further ahead early in the second half and a penalty kick against the visitors was converted by Leonard.
Two more goals by Lesnard com. pleted the scoring.
St. Joseph's Res. Kowloon FC. Res.
B team the lead. A penalty kick was missed by the team. Chu Fook To added to the "B" score and before the interval Yeung Kam Po again netted. No scoring took place in the second half although HONG KONG LEAGUE TABLES play went in avour of the "B" team.
Result:
ers,
South China B University
K.O.S.3. . EASTERN.
3
0
|
|
TO DATE,
Division I.
·Goals. P. W. D. L. F.A. P. Somerset L.I. OT 11 10 6 15 K.O.S.B... 11 5 4 2 17 8 14 Chinn Athletře 92.1 17 412 Royal Navy 9 5 2 2 10.14 12 South China... 5 : 2 18 6 11 Kowloon F.C. 8 3 3 2 11 20 04 1 4 15 13 0 R.A. ... Recreio ILE.F.C. St. Joseph's... H.K. Police
8 2 1 3 9 18 5
8 12 5 7 13 4
2078 28 4 501 8 8 25 1 Division II.
P. W. D. L. F. A. P.
8
10 39 3 19 32 40 10 19
At Scakungo Eastern won the The Army at once attacked and from a shot by Butcher. Rodger toss, C, S. M. Parry lining up the The Eastern's front line gave away a corner. Hedley en teams. celed another corner but Butcher was very fast and their rush tactics sent the Bag kick behind The put the Scots of their stroke. A Civilians then got going and Gold-dangerous event against the Scots man tested Fletcher with a rattling put their charge in danger, a free shot. A pass from Stock was met kick against Harris for elbowing by Bewley-Bull and he just cleared just outside the penalty area was
in, the 3.0.S.B. goal,| the bar. The Army returned to the sent attack and Bewley Bull ended into mouth being packed with play K.O.S.B. Res. 20 17 0 3 7 15 31
the ball being charged S. China "A" 10 9 goal giving the Army the lead.
The peace was very fast with the down and cleared. Just before. Navy Res. 13
melec Athletic "A" 10 8 1 1 33 32 17 Army having the better of anidfield the interval following a play. A. Cosano sent his brother Gragie received the ball 15 shoot S.L.1. Res. 13 away and from his Dentre Reeves through a crowd of players to find St. Jos. Res... 11. 3. miskicked and Scott sent in a fast the net and open his side's account Athletic B
The interval arrived with only one shot that bent Fletcher all the way.
The Army got away from the goal registered, when at least four centre kick but offside by Bewley-rore, two by either side, should Bull relieved. The elder Gosaño have been scored. sent his brother down the wing and a fine centre was rushed into the net by Goldman to give the Civilians the lead. The next score came when Wynee miskicked and let in Butcher the S.LT winger racing in beat Redger with a fast low shot making the score two all.
The whistle sounded for the interval. with the store, two goals all.
The Civilians got well off the mark on resuming and Scott tested Fletcher with a fine drive. Alter a brief visit by the Army, the hall; was taken to the other end where a free kick against Joyce a yard out- side the penalty area was taken by Hedley who sent on to Miles, the latter tapping the hall to Scott whe sent in a high shot from the penalty line and bent Fletcher all the way to again put the Civilians ahead.
The Army then put on pressure but Wrane and Pile defied the Army attack. Butcher sent in hard shot which Rodger stopped and Cill rushing in jumped over the ball, Wynne clearing.
Eastern were early to crumple after the resumption and Ratham came very near with a good header which was scrambled away. As the result of a fag kick Stevens found the net with a header. The sound game played by that little fellow Lai Ting Choi was 'n pleasure to watch for his hard work robbed his of scoring chances. opponents. Towards the end Barhain sent, in a high drive for Crawley head, into the net.
Result:-
K.O.S.B. Eastern
EWO
*
0
F. R.A.M.C., On the Chinese ground at Happy Valley, A. B. MueMillian controlled these two learns. The defences were
After losing their first wicket cheaply,"the H.K.C.C. settled down some consistent batting and into double every batsman ran figures, with Hinton (37) as top score.
11
The scores were
University.
D. J. N. Anderson, retired
hurt
S. V. Gittins, c Batger,
A. Reid..
E. A. Lee, b Beck
S. R. Kermani, b Beck
13
A. P. Guterres; b Beck... ID
L. J. Ride, not out
80
D. K. Samy, e Sillitoe, b
Hinton
C. W. Lam, b A. Reid
A. Baker, b A. Reid
M. Osman, not out
Extras
Total (for 8 wickets)...... 132 A... Other did not bat
Bowling Analysis.
Beck Reid
06
R.A.3.0.
0. M. R. IF.
11 0 46
0 40
11.1 1 43 3
1. 20 1.
B
Oralgengowe: 0.0.
Bowling Analysis.
H. P. Lim. e Crake, b Rey-
nolds
12
R. C. Reid, o Christian, b
Wyatt
1
Major Langmaid," e Lia, b
Abbazi Lt Marshall. McBride, b
Abbas
Randle
Robertson
Edmonds
34
A. B. Hamson, b Collins
14
L/C. Lyons, b. Kitchell ...... 33. Cpl. Crowcroft, b Abbas WO. Macdonald, e Lin, b
Abbas
$
Paterson Bebbington
40
U. M. Omar, e and b Wyatt 39 S. Abbas, 1.b.w., b Reynolds R. Lee, c Leppard, b Rey-
noktis
E. Zimmern, 1.b.w., b Rey-
nolds
J. Champion, b Wyatt
n: W. Bradbury, b Wyatt... E. Oliver, st. Crake. b Res-
nolds
W. K. Way, not"onf
Extras
Total
Cpl Fennell, run out
Fry, e Sourbutts, b Kitchell 17 Andrews, b Muskett Mackay, not out .......................... L/C. Simpson, Muskett L/C. Tavlin, b Muskett
Extras ......
Total
...109
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R.
W.
Bowling Analysis."
Abbns
0. M. R. W..
Sourbutts
17 1
Christian Wyatt Reynolds Coilins Leach
1 毒 0
Muskett
13.1 4 93
34 9:5 1 32 3
0
Kitchell
4
179
3
25 4
Q
20
5
4 I 16
1
0 13
ST
WEEK-END HONOURS.
Batting.
Lt. Stephenson, R..
A. A. Rumjahr
E. F. Fincher
J. W. Leonard
E. C. Fineber.....
Lt. Wright, R.N. L. J. Ride ... *Not out.
Pte. Fry
J. Hirat
+1
6:
67*
ttrack
31
50*
& for 20
Bowling.
7 for 48
Capt. Reynolds
5 for 26
B. G. Baker
4 for '14
4 for 21
Lt. Col. Wyatt F. Oliver
4 for 25
3 for 10
C. F. Alexander
3 for 21
A. R. Suffud
DIVISION II
R.A.S.C. r. CRAIGENGOWER,
Last Season: Results not available. A capital game was seen at Soo- kunpoc and towards the closing stages excitement ran high, as the wickets down R.A.S.C., with wanted 7 runs to win. Muskett, the Craigengower captain, rose to the occasion and in his last, over took the remaining wickets amidst cheers.
Craigengower batted first, and, thanks to 58 from Leonard and 27 from Hamson, managed to pass the century mark by runs. For the soldiers Fry took 7 wickets for 40
runs.
Marshall (4) and Lyons (33) gave the Tommies" a good start but they were unable to push home their advantage. Abbas bowled well for his 4 wickets for 23 runs and Muskett took 3 wickets for 32 runs.
The scores were:-
Craigengower 0.0.
O. M. R. W.
Bowker
11
>}
0
13
35 2
3
10
30 0
3
Duckitt Hinton
dera
4
19
0
2
0
12
1
Hong Kong 0.
R. H. Batger, b Gutterres... 0 0. Moor, c Gittins. b Samy 25 T. E. Pearce, e Ride, b Lam 22
A. Kitchell, b Fry
J. W. Leonard, a Fennel, b
J. R. Hinton, b Gittins .....
Fry
50
F. Sillitae, Guterres... A. Reid, e Ride. h A. Baker 11 A. Bowker, not out
23
E. Hamson, c and b Fry
Y. Abbas, b Andrews
17
C. E. Wong, run out
0
Beck, not out
15
R. Sourbutts, b Fry
0
ปี
W. B. Muskett, b Andrews... .0
G. Lia, e Tavlín, b Fry ......
Total (for 6 wickets)......160
W. A. Youngaaye, b. Fry... 15
4
Duckitt, Remington and West did not bat.
W. McBride, not out
1
3
20. MR. W.
Total
107
52
0 14
Bowling Analysis.
5 0
24
1
O. M. R.. W.
3
0
21
1
12
5
43
7
10 0
0
Simpson Andrews
5 0 21
0
8.1 0 31 2
1.3 5 394 17 24 30 27 12 10 4 2 4 17 18 10 Eastern
10 4 1 3 18 22 0 R.A. Bes...... 12 3 3 0 19 27 9 .EC. Res... 11 1 1 6 19 32 0 S. China "B" 11 3 1 7 18 34 7 tecreio Res.... 10 1 4 5 11 30 6 2 1 6 10 98 5 University #
13 12 10 13 14 R.A.M.C. H.K.F.C. Res. 9 1 2 6 3 36 4
Ewo
10 0.37 D 33 3
YESTERDAY'S GAME.
FRIENDLY AT THE NORTH
POINT STADIUM.
There was a poor attendance at the Stadium yesterday when the Royal Navy engaged China Athletic in a friendly game at the North Point Stadium.
The teams turned out as under :- China Athletic: Chan Sik Pui Le Wai Man and Ng Kum Chuen; Ho Choi Yin, Wong Shui Wah and Lam Yuk Ying: Teo Kwai Shing, on top, both sets of forwards striv- Wong Shui Wo, Ho Ka Keung, ing bard to get within shooting dis-Suen Kum Shun and Chan Kwong tance. For the R.A.M.C. McGowan lu was called upon to deal with some awkward shots shots but he played a sound game. The first score came when Ewo front line made a rush up the field and Wong Chi Sang managed to trick MeLeavy and Joyee, draw McGowan out of his
Royal Navy Jarvis; McGregor and Jones; Pugsley, Tilley and Sturdivant; Yaa Tromp, Firth, Cann, Stephenson and Dickinson.
Extras
Bowling Analysis,
A. P. Guterres. 13 2 C. W. Lam....... D. K. Samy
S. Gittins....... A. Baker........
CRAIGENGOWER ARMY.
Last season; No Match-Army new entry to League.
After the Craigengower Cricket Club had got the Army XI. out for the small total of 80 runs, they were lucky to snatch a victory by 10 runs against some steady bowling
"Mr. Extrus by the soldiers. with 12 runs helped the Valley team considerably.
Crake and Leppard started the out. Maxwell, with 18, and Wyatt, innings for the Army but were soon 18, saved the side from compicts collapse. The wickets were evenly The home team were early attack-divided between Omar (3 for 24), ing but McGregor sent them back. End to end play was the order for Lee (a for 30) and Oliver (3 for about fifteen minutes. Cann head-
10).
H. Kew, b Fry
Extras
PRE-PAID
POLICE. CIVIL SERVICE,
Last Season: Civil Service won by 82 runs.
The Police Recreation Club more than avenged their last season's defeat by the Civil Service Cricket Club, when they trounced the Civil Servants on Saturday by 129 rans.
This game was played on the "Hobbies'
ground and the home team, batting first, compiled 178 runs. Alexander and Hunter each made 40 runs, and Kirby and Rey- nolds ench had ! Edmonds took 6 wickets for. 33 runs and Robertson 3 for 40.
The bowling of B. G. Baker (4 for 14) and Alexander (3 for 21) proved too good for the visitors, who were All out for 46 runs. Harper was top scorer with 23 runs, and, incidental- ly, he was the only man to get into double figures.
The scores were:-
Wagland,
Randle
Police R..
c" Robertson, b
Hunter, e Robertson, b Ed-
monds
Alexander, b Edmonds
Sparrow, b Robertson
Kirby, b Edmonds
40
40
19
King, e Booker, b Edmonds... 5
A. Reynolds. b Robertson
... 22
1
Sherry, b Edmonds... Post, Randle, b Robertson 0 B. G. Baker, b Edmunds .... A. V. Baker, not out ........
Extras
Total
175
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Paterson, e Sherry, b B. G.
Baker......
Chittenden, e A, V. Baker,
Alexander bu Edmonds, b B. G. Baker...... Robertson, e Post, b B. G.
Baker
Booker, Hunter, b Alexan-
der .....
Randle, Hunter, b B. G.
Baker
Harper, b Shorry
Davis, b A. v. Baker
Bebbington, ran out
Oswick, e King, b Alexander Carr, not out
Extras
Totsi
Bowling Analysis,
Alexander
....... 10
B. Q. Baker.... Sherry
A. V, Baker ...
O. M. R. V.
21
3
8
4. 14
4
4 3 4
3
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At the interval the Navy were leading by three clear goals. Early in' the second balf Suen Kum Shun On their home ground at Caroline went in to beat Jarvis with a fast Hill, South China "A" continued cross shot, Stephenson scored from their splendid run of success by disa pass by Firth making the score posing of Chinese "B" to the ex-four to one in favour of the Navy. tent of three clear goals. In the first half little progress was made by either sets of forwards for the At the close of the game Mrs. R. defences were playing a great game. After the interval "B were kept M. Dyer presented the cup to Hudson the captain of the winning on the defensive, efforts by Chan. team. Before the presentation, Mr. Yu Tin and Lau Kan just missing P Ball Chairmen EKEA on the target by an inch or two gratulated the trams an the game recess enme to Youth Ching when they had put up that afternoon and g Po Kui sent in fast angle the hoped that for the rest of this drive from about twenty yards season, that similar football would range, which had Shui Toi Lim
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̈· Result:—
sie
Royal Navy China Athletic
The scores were
The Army, Crake, e Omar, b Lee
Leppard, b Omar
Reynolds, b Omar
Maxwell, b Omar
IЯ
Leach, Oliver...... Wyatt, e Hamson, b'Oliver... 18 Christian Champion, b
Lee
13
3
Tregear, run out
0
5
Collins, b Oliver
Davies, not out Davey, a Abbas, b Lee
Extras...
Total
80
Bowling Analysis.
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