HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1931.
Week End Sport.
NAVY AND CLUB OUT OF SENIOR
SHIELD COMPETITION.
ST. JOSEPH'S SWAMPED BY SOUTH WALES BORDERERS.
KOWLOON HAVE EASY TIME AGAINST EWO.
There was no league footbal during the week-end, all the mutches that were decided being in the Shield Competition.
Chief interest was central on the Navy South Chinn mintch which wong to the latter by the margin of two clear goals, whilst Kowloon had the better of their mecting with the Chabat-Happy- Valley, and St. Joseph's were 'swamped by the South Wales Borderors.
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In the junior competition, the Club Reserves created something" of a suneation by defeating the Borderers by the only goal of the match, while the Navy, Eastern and Kowloon beat South China, St. Joseph's and Ewo respectively.
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There were a number of league matcher on the fixture card but all of these were put off.
CLUB JUNIORS SURPRISE BORDERERS.
Club
St. Joseph's
South Chine
Club
South China St. Joseph's Ewo
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
SENIOR SHIELD.
0
Kowloon
Borderers
2. Návy. JUNIOR SHIELD.
SENIOR SHIELD.
5
SOUTH CHINA ENTER THE
SEMI-FINAL.
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South China' qualified for the semi-final draw of the Senior Shield by defeating the Navy by two goals 10 if at Caroline Hilf. Aitken was absent at the Navy goal and his place was taken by Bines, of H.M.S. Bruce, who did not show much con fidence in safeguarding his charge in the face of a dosperale attack by the Chinese forward lino.
hillside end, the Chinese made
Kicking against the goal at the long stay in the Navy territory
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Borderers
Navy Eastern Kowloon
when Chu Kwok un received from 19. Pak Wa. to beat Bines. The pressure was relieved for a time by the Navy carrying play to the other end by dint of hard work on the right wing, but the shot wont wide of the mark. On the return visit of the Chinese, the Navy custodian made a mistake in leaving his goal, and Lee Wai Tong took advantage of this to succesfully land a drop ping shot from some distance.
Shortly before the interval Cart wright drove a hard shot which was on the way home just below the bar: but Pau receded in tipping it pressing and the defense, had ab over. The Navy at this stage were anxious time,
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There was no score in the second half in which the exchange or fairly oven and the Navy worked very hard but unsuccesfully to say the day. The Navy had speedy forward line, but they were often deprived of getting busy owing to the defence holding on to the instead of swinging it out to the wings...
CLUB W KOWLOON.
ST. JOSEPH'S .. BORDERERS.
The College team was no match
LADIES HOCKEY.
for the soldiers and were consequent. | ST. ANDREW'S CLUB BEAT ly beaten by the big margin of seven. gous to one
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HOUSE THURSDAY, the 1915 Et. Andrew's Club, bent the Dice-BAROH, 1931, at 5.30 PM. leather into the not...
BAR Girls' School in a match play- Some mid-field play followed, thened at King's Park on Saturday by the Collige broke away and Simon
two gain to nit.":" tested. Johnson with a hard drive but the lattor cleared in great style. For a time the Borderers were on the offensive, and they got further ahead when Harris wored. The anime player added trim mbre goals with in the next few minutes and then Pallister it in the fifth gònl
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Both goals were scored in the first half for the Club by Miss M. Woolley, and although the school girls tried, hard to equalis, they A. met with little succes owing to war shooting by their forwards.
The teams were as follow: St. Andrew's Club:-A Hynes;
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This match took place at Happy for the Borderers. Just before half-1. Rogers, P. Woolley; I. L. Worl.
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Valley and resulted in a win for the Visitors by two goals to nil
Kowloon should have scored in the first minute but Simpson mis kicked. However, they dominated The play and the Club were forced the end Channings and Underwood Mason, L. Jorge; G, A, White, N. MARCH. to TUESDAY, the 17tu Dar
to conoede two cornors in the first ten minutes. Then a foul just out- side the penalty area promised well fur Kowloon. Hedley took the shot, but Rodgers saved in great style. The Club came "in for little bit of attacking but their efforts were benten off trane and again by a
sound defence. Just before half- timo Martin burt his ankle and was forced to leave the field, the whistle going shortly after with the score skect blank.
Upon resumption the Club started off with a rush and had Kowloon 'on the defensive The latter then broke away, and when inside the penalty area, lanson was fouled, and the visitors were awarded a penalty, Gillot took the kick and put them up with a hard shot
This only served to make the Club play all the harder, and so per Astent were they in their attack, that it appeared extra time would Imve to be played, but the Kowloon defence rose to the occasion in great style and debit with the Club for wards so well that the latter could not get anywhere within shooting range. Just before the end, Inson snapped up the ball and ran through on his own to beat the goalie with & high shot.
The teams were:—
Club: Rodger; Stratge, Bishop; Railton, Stewart, MaBride; Segn
on, Gray, Watson, Baldwin,, aud Wallington.
Kowloon Penny Martin, Dow Pile, Simpson, Gillot, Grimwood, van; Hedley, Mokelvie, Lastman;
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The second-half was not as fast As the first, and faulty shooting of the Borderers saved the College tran from heavier defeat Towarus added further goala for the soldiers. to bring their total up to seven,.
The teams were — St. Joseph's: Rocha; Hinks, Gomes; T. Leonard, Skinner, K.
Kowloon e. Recreto, Omar; Delgado, Simon, Atkins, D.
A fast game was played on the Leonard and Wee Tong.
same ground between Kowloon and Borderers: Jolinsov; Mullane, Hecreio and the latter had hard Williams; Morgan, Eynon, Under-luck in not winning. They were wood; Pallister, Harris, Davies, on the whole run of the piny älightly better than Kowloon," but Channings, and Duncan.
the backs of the lattor team-put up a very good show with the re- sult that the game ended in “A, goalless draw
JUNIOR SHIELD.
SOUTH CHINA. NAVY,
The Chinese started off in great style, but the Navy defence was sound. After they pleared Nash gave Potta a good chance, but he shot into the goalkeeper's hands. The Navy pressed, and Branch shot will, but the keeper brought off & good save. Nash, then went through and opened up the scor ing with a low fast drive. From a. scramble in front of the Chin- se goal: Branch put the Navy Fur ther ahead.
Half-time came with the sailors leading by two goals to it.".
Nayy pressed on the resumption and Nash went in to got the third goal for them. South China then took a turn at attacking and met with succos-when Chen Yee-tin, 1 beat Hayman Chan was again prominent with a terriño drive which weht just past the post
At the other cad Nash put the ball into the goalkeeper's hands, and Branch and Kirkby shot over. & right wing resulted in Lee A sudden breakaway by the Chin- Kong-kun's centre being converted ty Chan Yee-tin. Hayman was called upon several times during the closing stages, but was equal to his task.
The teams were as follows:- K.L.H.C.-D. Avenall; ..... A, Fowler, B. Hirst; M. Groundwater, E. Booth, S. Dalziel; D. Smith, D. Tinguet, M. M. Martin, M. George and F. Hunt. **
Recreio: B. Remedios; c. Osmund, M. Basto; E. Rosario, M. Alves, L. Xavier; C. Botelho, C. Silva, L. Silva-Netto, A. Alves and 3, Remedios.
League Table to Dato.
Goals
P. W. L. D.F. A. Pte. St. Andrew's 83117 87 H.K.L.H.C... 3 3 0 0 15 0 0 Recreio 3 10 9 4 24.
.L.H.C. 4 L2 1 443 Diocesan G.S. 3 0 6 0 2 18.0
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Hong Kong Hockey Club beat Nhat the ORDINARY YPABLY tion Club ground yesterday, tho Shameen, by two goals to one in MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of a very close and interesting game. THE HONG KONG AND SHANG
The local side were the first to HAI HOTELS red
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on THURSDAY, the 107 Day or Cox; shot to the corner of the go, Jons APRIL, 1981, 11.50 A.M., for Moring the goalie standing. Some
ригров and fast play, followed and during a scrimmage outside the Club goal, South China-Wong Kaleung; the Shameen-inside-left sent in a Chung Wing-sheng, Lau Kau; stinger to equalise for them. Chung Kwok-choi, Leung Wing-
The teams woICK-
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to one wing, thus leaving the other
ST JOSEPH'Sr. EASTERN.
Eastern and St. Joseph's treated the spectators to à fine match, the former getting the botter of the Collegs by the odd goal in threo.
Eastern took the initiative at the start and after several. shots had bean saved, opened, their ac- punt through Lo Chaiwai, New lands brought off several godd saves for St. Joseph's, but was again hesten when Ng Ying-ki got past him, he cond half, St. Joseph's played with ten meh, as one of their players had to leave the field, "but despite, this they got in a goal, Ali making ne mistake with a penalty shot.
The teams köre:-
St Joroph's Newlands; Wells, Rahman, Victor, Reed, Omar; Ali, Baptista, Harvey, Souza, and Fernandes,
Eastern da Silva: Lai Ting choi. Lak Bui hơn. Họ Chiwing Sui Ping-shun, Ng Ying-ki: Leung, Tat-wing. Lo Chai-wan, Ng York- bom Sabhan, and Lee Bing-tong.
KOWLOON v. "EWO
This was a one-sided match, the Kowloon, team being too strong for Ewo
In the drst half, Kowloon scored on no less than six occasions, Spary, and Cotton getting three goals each..VERMA MA
The second half was a repetition of the first, Kowloon doing just as they liked, getting three more goals Those responsible. wero Spary (2) and Bickford.
The teams were—
Kowloom-Angus, Guest, Wil liams; Everest, Gilchrist Cameron: Hast. Whiting, Spary, Cotton, and Bickford,
Evo Chan Yuen Chan Mok. sing. Wong Yip-ya; To Ho chiu, Lai Tat choy-To Hochang He Yon-lin, Chou You, Tai: A Ping log and Tip-Ho-tai (Continued at fool of next column)
starved:
Skipp got Hong Kong's second goai and Laminert very nearly got the third, the Shameen goalie drop. ping his stick but collecting the ball with his hands. ́ ́.
CLUB. V, BORDERERS.
The Club reserves were fortunate is beating the Borderers by the only goal of the match on their owo ground.: :
Although their attack predomin ated, the soldiers failed miserably in front of goal, and that perhaps rost them the match:
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The Cub on the opening wore. short, Then Borderers were the first to settle down, and Blonn had to concede a corner, which Podmore headed bolind: A breakaway carried play into the Borderers' goalmouth, and the Club forced corner kick, which came to nothing.
MacFarlano returned, the ball. into the Borderers goalmouts, and afruitless appeal for handling was made when Buter breasted the ball. The soldiers wasted several splendid chances by poor play in front of the godlaka
When play, was résumód, the Borderers took up the offensive, and a centre from England should have resulted in a goat, but Lake man shot into the gon.keeper's hands, when only a yard from goal. The same player spoilt n second chance when he fouled, Fogwill, and from the free kick the Club returned to the soldiers' goal. mouth, but were kept out
However, they were not to be denied, for Strange ran through and scored a eplendid goal for the Club, just before the final whistle.
The toms weari
Club-Fogwill Blonn, Hynes; Puncheon, McFarlane, Hooper Alexander, Bell, Strange, and Jackson,wok dengan
B.W. Borderers:Casey: Lloyd, Suler: Roberts, Bebbington, Wal- 1400; England, Podmore, Harris, Imkeman, and Lane.
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