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RESULTS OF WEEK-END MATCHES
¿Continued from Page 10 |
Getting desperate the Saints be. gan to liven up, and a brilliant movement betwcon Closano and Sabhan resulted in the latter scor ing with a fast, cross shot. En- couraged by this, the Saints con- tinued to attack and further reduc cd the lead when Gosuno netted.
Their success, however Was shortlived, for. their defence again cleared weakly and Bryant rushing ita, headed the ball into the net. Shortly afterwards the final whis- tle 'sounded with the Gunners wit ang by five goals to three.
P. O. Cook lined ont the follow- ing teams:
St. Joseph's: Marques; Sousa, Lawrence; Victor, Costa, Farn andes: Ali, K. M. Omar, D. Leonard, B. Gosano and Sahban,
Artillery: Comber: Allen, Rogers: Collier, Pardoe, Harris; Wood, Bryant, Gough, Moore end Seal.
BORDERERS . LINCOLNS.
On their own ground the Bor derers drew with the Lincolns. The Borderers were lucky to share the points as the Lincolns were leading by one goal almost till the end, when Matthias managed to bundle the ball into the net to get the equaliser.
From the start the Borderers at tacked and after about tén Dinutes play, scored through Mat- thins who headed the ball in from a nice pass by Duncan.
The Lincolns then took up the
equalise
offensive and after a persistent
of the
H.K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Continued from page 10.
Waite and Morgan (owe 3/6).
Stark and Mayhew (owe 3/6) v.
•
Humphreys and Valentine (owne Marton and Evans (owe 15) r. 15.2). donald and Maunder (rec. 4/6) or Penn and Gordon (sor.) . Mar Stoker and Waring (owe 10),
Mixed Doubles.
(owe 30) v. Owen Hughes and Mrs. E. Grimble and Mrs. Grimble Mackenzie (owe 2/6).
THURSDAY (MARCH 16). Open Doublés, Semi-final-Y. Hachiuma and J. W. Leonard H. D. Rumjahn and 8. A. Rumjahn.
Ohub Championship.
S. E. Green r. R. H. Wild.
Handicap Doubles,
Wood and McBride (rec. 3/6) v. Traill and Johnstone (ser.) or But- tors and Todd (scr.).
Mixed Doubles.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bryan (ser.) r. Ride and Mrs. Whithama (ser.)
FRIDAY (MARCH 17) Club Championship, Semi-final (tep half):-Denis H. Hazell. S. E. Green or R. H.
Wild.
Handicap Singles “a A.” Semi-final (bottom half).
HOCKEY
WIN FOR ST. ANDREW'S LADIES..
on
M. Woolley, and P. Gittins bath
Saturday St. Andrew's ladies easily
Playing at King's Park
scored twice and N. Lee added a beat the Y. Ladies by seven goals.
into their own net. had the misfortune to deflect shots fifth, A. Fowler and B. Portallion
in goal which very much weakened The "Y" were without L Carr the team.
attack managed to through Ridley. Towards the close secured the lead, Malpas sending. in a shot which hit the group bar first half, the Lincolns
tried hard to equalise but their Rad rebounded into the net.
After the interval, the Borderers forwards were poor in front of goal, missing several nice chances. The Lincolns also had their share of attack, and were rather unlucky several ocasions. Towards the end, the Borderers made slast fort and succeeded when Mat thias bundled the ball into the net in a melee,
Borderers-Williams; Mullane, Portallion; Morrison: Morgan. Podmore, Un-Groundwater,
м. derwood: Harris, Daris, Matthias, Brown, M. Mason, S. Dalziel, R. 0, Jones and Duncan,
Blackmore and P. Blomenthal,
Lincolns:-Heath. Turner, Ash; Dudley, Cork. Bett; Baldry, Hard-
St. Andrew's :-J. Bryson M. Bryson, G. White; M. Churn, M. White, I. Woolley M. Chan, N. Lee, M. Woolley, P. Gitting and F. Weng.
"Y" Ladio :-A. Fowler, B.
Gardiner, P McCaw;
ing Malpas Ridley and Hocquard. || H.K.LH.C.
Matches pleyed at Kowloon, be-Recreio tween, Kowloon F.C and the Police. St Andrew's Recrcio and Navy, are reported Y. Ladies in our Kowloon supplement,
SECOND DIVISION ·
S. CHINA v. ARTILLERY.
The. Eastern
were
Boverely, trounced to the tune of four goals to nil by the Chinese Athletics in their match at Happy Valley. The Athletics were a far better side and could have won by a mach bigger margin.
In the frst half they scored two goala while in the second they netted the same number,
Friday Int. Harvestor Pfd.
Mar. 3 Int. Nickel
---S CHINA v. ARTILLERY
7
&
49 Int. Printing Ink
......77 Int. Tel. & Tel..
541 Johns Manville
On their own ground, the Royal Artillery lost to South China by 131 Sve goals to one. The losers were 534
the frst to score when Edmunds 123 netted after a nice solo effort,
South Chian
however, 800
Icad
Amer. Can 7 per cent.
Pid. 1121 Liggett & Myers "B"
6 Loow's Inc. ......
12 Mack Trucks
14
24 Montgomery Ward
101
99% Nat'l Cash Biscuit
338
55 Nat'l Cash Reg'ter
BA
BE Nat'l Dairy Prod.
11
35 Nat'l Steel Corp.
16:
equalized when Ng Po Kiu sent in a well-placed shot. Shortly after wards they secured the through the same player,
7
North American Co.
201
After the interval. the Chinese
12
Otis Elevator
11
continued to attack and added
20
Pacific Gas and Elec.
24
Ok Pacific Lighting,
29
B
Packard Motors
Chrysler
8
Paramount Publix'
Coca-Cola Company
84
Pennsylvania Rly.
10%
Columbia Gas & Elve..
11
Phillips Petroleum
461 Radio Corpn.
91 Safeway Stores
31
38 Seara Roebuck...
12
14
24
Consolid Gas N.Y.
Con. Gas-85 Cum. Pfd.
Continental Can St Corn Products..... Curtiss Wright Drug, Toe
Du Pont de Nemours Du Pont 6 per cent, Cum. Eastman Kodak 25. Elec. Auto Lite Co. Elec. Bond & Share.. Elec. Power & Light Hon. Amer. Tank Car General Elootria.
General Boods
General Motors Gillette Bafety Gold Dust Goodyear Fire Int. Bus. Mach Int Harvester
49
Standard Brands
14 Stand Oil of N.J.
327 Bocony Vacuum Corp.
36 Texas Corpn.
100% Texas Gulf Sulphur
B.A.
M.
The Table.
P. W. LD. F.A. Pter
7 6 0 1.33 1. 13
8 3 2 3 21 7 9 7 14 27-15 4 8.1.0 341 3
8.31 28 138
MOVEMENTS OF GOLD OUTFLOW FROM NEW YORK. In tabular form the gold move- York for the week ended March 1, ments through the Part of New as reported by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, were as fol lows:
83,500,000 was from India.
Inflow $4,900,000 of which Efflux 80,100,000
$22,800,000 of which
went to.
England, 87,200,000 to Holland and $6,600,000 to, France.
The
increased by 888,600,000 compared Gold earmarked for export has with last week.
total
earmarked
during February is not available, but from January 1 to March 2 inclusiva 8257,001,000 worth of bullion had been set aside for foreign account.
ན་ ༢ ་
MORE BULLION FOR BRITAIN
LONDON, March 2.
There was a further influx of
four more goals before the final bullion to-day amounting in value whistle-sounded. -
TAIKOO v. BIGNALS.
to £2,371,000.
Taikoo, at present it the bottoni petition of the first, and the Chin- of the League, won their first ese practically indulged in shooting match of the season when they practice. They scored four goals beat the Signals by three goals without reply before the final to one. Taikoo took the lead in whistle sounded.
the first hall, but in the second 6 half Signals squalised. The Chi
Deso soon regained the lead when 11) 17 they were awarded a penalty, and 3 shortly before the end again scor 221fed
€9
Un. Pac, 4 per cent. ne Pfd. -04
19
33
Transamerioa
12 Union Carbide
12
Union Pacific
Un. Air, and Trans
Un Corporation.
U.S. Steel 7 per cent. Pid. Vanadium
1
22
24 United Fruit.....
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. LTD.
101 US. Steal
Warner Bros.
Westinghouse E. M
181 Dividend payable semi-annually?
-1932: PROFIT TWELVE MILLION
YEN.
# The local branch of the above
banks inform us that they are in. receipt of a cablegram from the Head Office to the effect that, at the 100th Half Yearly Ordinary Cheerd Meeting, of the shareholders held at the Head Offics of this bank at Yokohams on the 10th instaut,anet profit of
-War, shown, including carried over from red to
RADIO R.A.R.C.
•This match
W08 played 25 Chatham Road and ended in a win 241 for the Service corps by one goal 841 to mil. In the first half, Hay scor
Bed with a fast shot, but the second half found the Radio'r goal- keeper in his best form. Many hard shots were stopped by him with the result that the Service Corps failed to increase their lead.
make the following allocations-
To the Reserve Yon.
Fund
1,300,000,00 Dividend of 10% p.a (for the half- year; ended 31st.
To be carried for-- ward to the next account
5,950,404.04.
-12,150,404.04 Mr. T. Okubo has been appointed Vice President.
Kashiwagi, formerly Tokyo Braaich, has been to the Board of Director.
CORNWALL v. SOUTH CHINA
The teams were-Bouth China: Lam Thin Chan Leung Yin Chan and Lau Man; Leung Wing- Chiu, Wong Mei Shun and Tam Kwan, Cheng Biu Hong, Tam Kong Pak, Pau Ka Ping, Leung Tat Ming and Leung Pun Hong..
H.M.S. Cornwall Botterill; Baker and Matthews; Allen Dono van and Partington; Rogers, Tiew, Rowlands, Moore and Parsons.
YESTERDAY'S MATCH
ST. JOSEPH'S CHINA
ATHLETIC
In a third division match play- ed on the Hong Kong Football Club ground, St. Joseph's beat the Chinese Athletic by two goala to nil. Partly due to the fact that H.M.S. Cornwall engaged the they fielded only nips men at the first team of South China, in start, the Saints were on the dey friendly football match at Coco, fensive for the rat ten minutes line Hily and ware trounced to the but from then on when they had tune of eight goals to one. The their full team, they were con- Chinese were a far better side, tinuously on the offensive They though folding four reserves. soon opened this scoring when Omar Within a few minutes from the sent in a nice shot. Shortly be atart, Pau Ks Plug opened the fore the interval, Tang further in- tinued to press, and before hallAfter the interval play became sooring with a hard shot. They concreased their lead. time added three more goals, in more even, and although the Chin- the meantime, however, Rowlands are tried hard to reduce the de netted for the sailors.
felt the Saints defence managed to
The second half was almost, are hold out.