HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1933
HOME SPORT AIR-MAIL
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CHURCH NOTES
MILITARY SPORTS
GOLF
LETTER
Annual Meeting of Hong Kong 'Area
ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF CLUB
RUGGER AND SOCCER OF APRIL 1
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hong Yoài.
APRIL 23, 1933:--
1st SUNDAY, AFTER EASTER.
Holy Communion, & am.
Holy Communion (Peak Church),
8 I
Children's Service, 10 a.m.
Mattina and Sermon, 11 am.
Prenober:-The Rov, F. Freeman,
...E.N.
Evensong (No Sermon), 0.30 p.m. Confirmation Servics (in Chinese),
7.30 p.in.
Wook Day Services, Mattins. Daily, 9.40 am. Intercessions for the Sick, Wednes
day, 10.15 RN..
Holy Communion. Tuesday 20th,
St. Mark's Day, 7.45 m.in. Holy Communion.
1,000.
Thursday, 7.45
Choir Practice. Friday, 5.30 p.m.
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Other, Notices. Friday, April 29th. An Organ Recital will be held in the Cathedral at 5.20 p.m. A Collection will be taken for the Organ Fund.
UNION (HURON, Kennedy Road.
APRIL 13, 1033.
NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY:..
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Kennedy Road, 0.30 am.
Morning Service, 10.30 .. (Broad
cast.)
BORDERERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
A good day's sport was seen on the Sookungpoo ground yesterday when the annual athetic meeting of the Hong Kong Area was held. All the regiments and units in the Colony took part and keen com- petition was shown by all,
One of the most interesting events of the day was the One Mile Relay which was won by the
Wales
Borderers. They South were behind for the greater part of the race in fact they were fourth until their last man, Lieut. Crowe-Reid, made a brilliant ef- fort to win hy about one yard from the Jats.
STARTING TIMES FOR -TO-MORROW
Old Course.
0.20 am C. H. Bradley and C. E.
Cher:
(Special Air-Mail Service)
INTERNATIONAL TABLE
Points
9.18..
9.33
Comdr. R. H. MoBean and Condr. Robertson. E. des Vox and T. C. Monaghan.
4
Scotland England Ireland Wales
3 3 0 0 22
P. W. L. D. F. A.
0* 3 120 20 18 3 1 2 0 99 80. R120 15 24
0.36
G. C. Worrall and W. J. Roberts.
+
Triple Crown.'
9.40
9.44
9.48
0.52
0.50
The Tug-of-war between the Bor derers and the Hong Kong Singa pore Brigade also aroused great excitement among the spectators for it took three pulls to decide 10.00 the latter winning in the final
10.04 pull.
The inter-unit championship was won by the South Walos Bor- 10.08 derers with 87 points, while the Jab Regiment was second with 78. 10.12 points. Although the Jnts Regi-
Preacher-The Bishop of Vicent secured the second position
toria.
Evening Servies, & p.m.
Preacher: Ror. E. G. Powell. Social Hour will be held in the Church Hall after the Evening Service.
WESLEYAN METHODIST. CHURCH, Wanchal, (Opposite Royal Naval Hospital,
Queen's Road, East), The following are the forthcoming Services to be held at the Methodist
Church.
SUNDAY, APRIL $3, 1933: -- Morning Service, 10.15 a.m.
Preacher-Rev. W. S. Johnston,
B.A..
Evening Service, 8 p.m.
Preacher: Rev. W. S. Johnston.
B.A.
FRIDAY, April 28th.
Weekly Prayer Mesting, 7.30 p..
SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' HOME, Wanchai, 29. Hennessy Rond SUNDAY (23rd) -Christian Social Hour,
8.15 p.n MONDAY and THURSDAY-Badminton
Club Meet.
MONDAY 24th)-Church Quarterly
Meeting, 830 p.in. 3 p.m.- Ladies Church Aid
Meeting TusaDAY (76th)-Fellowship Meeting,
8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY (20th)-General Com-
mittee Meeting, 5.30 p.m. TUESDAY (27th)-House Cominittee
Meeting, 5.30 p.m.
MONDAY (May 6th)-Ladie's Charch Aid are holding a Whist and Bridge Drive. Tea, 3.30 pm,
COMING SOON!
.GREATEST DRAMATIC SPECTACLE OF OUR GENERATION!.
When the Pages of History Ran Red!...
CECIL B.DEMILLES
The SIGN CROSS
(UUSSA KANDI
GRANCES TOBOEKE
and 7500 others amon
it is interesting to note, that they did not win a single event, obtain- ing their, points for being second in most of the events.
Prizes Presented.
In calling upon Mrs. Raikes, wife of the commanding officer of the South Wales Borderers, to present the prizes, Brigadier R.B. Cousens, D.8.0. said that the sports should have been concluded on Thursday, but owing to the in- clement weather it had to be post- poned. As a result the G.O.C. and his wife who was to have given away the prizes, could not as they had left for
be present North China:
"Last year," said Brigadier Cousens, "I advised the successful competitors to put away the cups As soon as possible, for the value of silver was then then very low, but this year as soon as the cups were put on the table, the value of silver has increased by 25 per
(laughter). cent.
Brigadier Cousens concluded by congratulating the competitors on their keen display, and thanked all those who had helped to make the meeting such a success.
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The Results.
The results were as follows:
2 Miles Relay: Lincolns. High Jump: S. W. B. Putting, the Shot: S. W. B. Half Mile Relay: S. W. B. Three Miles Team Race: H. K. S. B. R. A.
Pole Jump: S. W. B.
Enlisted Boys 400 yards Relay: R. A.
100 Yards Relay: S. W. B. One Mile Team Race: S. W. B. Long Jump: S. W. B. 450 yards Hurdles: 8. W. B, Open Mile Relay: S. W. B. Tug-of-War: H.K.S.B.R.A.
The teams finished in the follow- ing order:
S. W. B.: 87 points; Jata Regi- ment, 8; H.K.S.B.R.A.: 72; Lin- coins, 67; R. A. 57; and Small Unita, B..
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FIFTH EXTRA ́ ́ RACE MEETING
10.10"
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:
:
3
W. E. Hunt and P. S. Grant.
L. C. Grover and J. W. Maybow.
J. R. Swales and C. Jackson.
C. Thwaites and W. A Weight. A. D. Coppin and D. Ellis. 1..H. Geare and R.. M. Giddy. H. P. Bailey and G.. T. May.
.
J. S. Dykea and J. E. Dovey.
G.
A. G. Donn and Milne.
F. M Ellis and H. C. Hopkins.
Now Course,
Thomson.
9.32 a.m. N. Evans and G. B. 5. Miss Whimster and H.
0.40
N. Williamson,
RUGBY FOOTBALL
Scotland, 8; Ireland, 6.
LONDON, Apr. 1.
To-day Scotland won the Triple Crown by beating Ireland by two dropped goals (2 points) to 2 tries (e points). Murray kicked off for Ireland against a strong breece Rowand's kick was charged down, and the Irish were over the line in the first minute, but were recalled. However, disaster for Scotland was not long deferred, Ireland heeling for Coote to make ground and sling out a long overhead pass to Light- foot. The wing caught by Brown, passed in to Crowe near the line and the centre scored. Murray's kick went wide, but Ireland were three points up within 6 minutes, just before half time, Jackson gave Scotland the lead with a coolly judged drop goal.
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
HOME FOOTBALL ADVERTISEMENTS.
...
FULL PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY
A full programine af matches in the Home Football leagues are down for decision to-day, the com- plete list of matches being as follows:-
FIRST DIVISION.
Aston Villa
Bolton
Scotland 2; England 1.
London, April 1, One of the greatest football Chelsea
Huddersfield crowds of which there is, official re- Leicester cords, the attendance ambering Liverpool 134,170, saw England hopes again Middlesbro' shattered at Hampden Park, Glas- Newcastle gow, when Scotland, won a well- Portsmouth Sheffield U. deserved victory by 2 goals to 1. It was splendid game and the
wore the superior Bradford Scottish team both in attack and more sound and Burnley reliable in defence. Scotland were Charlton
v. Leods
" W, Brain.
#.
Arsenal
2.
Everton
Sunderland Birmingham
1. Wednesday
Blackburn
3'.
Manchester, C. r. Blackpool SECOND DIVISION..
es Part Vale
Notts County Bury Chesterfield
7.
11,
Grimsby Manchester U. e. W. Hám Notts F.
Oldham Plymouth Preston Stoke Tottenham
"Southampton
Bradford C.
.Millwall
2. Swanson
Lincoln
2 Fulham
..
11.
Exeter Brentford Torquay
1. Northampton Bournemouth Swindon
1.
7. Conventry Luton
7'
" Bristol C.
Clapton THIRD DIVISIÓN (NORTH) Accrington
7
Walsall
r. Darlington'
*. Doncaster
1. Barnsley
aggressive from the start and in less than five minutes had struck
centrated a raid which was never decisive blow. A free-kick con foiled, even though Hibbs made a one-handed save. McPhail at inside- left, made a return, and from a clear position McGrory opened the
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) scoring with a swift low shot. Eng-
Aldershot land tried hard to recover, but op-
Brighton not taken, and Bristol R portunities were though Arnold, who had a pass Cardiff C. from Startling, was left with the Crystal P. ball in front of goal, his shot was Gillingham wide. The game, nevertheless was Norwich keenly contested and towards the Queen's Park". end of the first half, England got Reading on terms. From a lengthy return Watford by Cooper, Starling and Pickering attacked, and Hunt received a low Pass. With a bad swerve, Hunt Barron avoided the challenge of Gillespie, Carlisle the Scottish centre half-back, and] Crowe with a fine left-foot drive obtained Mansfield a glorious goal. Th ball went along scrummage followed Davy's long the ground just inside the post and kick to comer. Aag, and Murray. catching the Scottish back-row for it seemed as if Jack whs taken by wards napping. slipped through for surprise. After the interval, with a series of the wind and sun at their backs, try, Then guerilla raids, until Ireland gradu-England stood a great chance of In the Chinese Inter-Club Bilally began to tire, and the Scottish winning, and for nearly half an hour Ayr hard tournament the Chung Sing forwards slowly but surely took Scotland, fought on the retreat. Benevolent Society were the Cham-control. Up the field they went. Then with a quarter of an hour to the Scots suddenly rallied, Long and South China Athletic
Cooper, for the only time in the Association the runners-up.
match, sliced his kick, and pre- sented Duncan with an open goat which was badly missed. Then at last a fine through pass by McPhail With ten minutes to go there was wont straight in front of McGrory still a chance that Ireland might and he dashed in between the sco's the winning try, but the backs with the ball at his feet: Irishmen were too tired to pierce an feet. Veering towards the left, he alert defence again, and so Scotland shot with his left foot still going at remained victor in the best inter-full speed, and the ball went crash- national match of the season.
CHINESE BILLIARD
TOURNAMENT
CHUNG SING B.S. THE WINNERS
!
The final table was as follows:-
P. W. L. D. Ttli
Chung Sing B S.... 14 13 1 0 20 South China '4" 14 12 2 0 24 Yi Lok Club...... 14 13029 Chi. Police RCB.... 14 8 0 12 14 5 9 0 10 Ci. . Service... South China "B" 14 4 10.0 Taikoo Cbi, Chab... 14 3 1 Chinese C.Y.A
Gold Age
14 3 11
8
0
6
G
155
Melody
101
National Day
182
No Fear
Now's The Time
161 101
Paul Jones Victor
152 138
High West Handicap (One Mile)."
lbs.
Bistre
140
Blub Star Bright Star
153
153
Daylight Eve
150
Jungle Jim
Marquis Hall
152
152
Me
150
Navy Hall
149
Poker Face
140
Spotted Butterfly
140
165
152 102
140
The Tiger
Tom
Valorous
Wonderful Stag
First Tal Mo Shan Handicap (Six
Adam Amoy ..... Banjolina Cehu
Furlonge).
King's Company
-lbs.
150
162
д
Two minutes after the interval a
came
driving the Irishmen back yard by ge yard, with Jackson kicking judt ciously, when suddenly Scotland heeled from a loose scrumrunge in the Irish, and Lind promptly dropped a goal.
London Scottish, 16; Old Blues, 16.
ing over Hibbs's left shoulder, ris- ing swiftly and into the far corner of the net. No better goal could have been wished for. Although there was still about 10 minutes to go, England never once looked liked forcing a draw.
New Brighton Rochdale Rotherham York
r. Tranmere
. Gateshead F. Hartlepools
Wrexham
Hul!
የ፡-
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Aberdeen
Clyde Dunice Falkirk
Motherwell
Rangers
r. Hearts
· Airdrie
r. Kilmarnock
v. Celtic
2.
Morton
2
E. Stirling
1. Queen's Park
T. Partick
St. Johnstone. Hamilton St. Mirren Third Lanark z. Cowdenbeath
CELTIC AND CLYDE WIN
{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, Apr. 20. In the Scottish Leagus bo-day, Glasgow Celtic defeated Airdries- nians by two goals to one, while Queen's Park wore badly beaten at Hampton Park by Olyde, who obtained four goals to one by the
amateura.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONDON, Apr. 1. To-day the London Scottish.drey with the Old Blues at Richmond, each side scoring two goals and two
Arsenal 5; Aston Villa 0. ̈ tries (16 pts.) Although play was
In this remarkable match, Arsenal- somewhat scrappy and even a little wild at times, the game was inter beat Aston Villa at Highbury by esting The play began with the five goals to nothing.
The game Scottish attacking, and they opened was astonishing in so far as that with three quick_tries. Norwood the side which won had, as their scored wide out, Henderson slipped right wing, two men who were in- through the centre to finish up be- jared. At one time both Bowden W Offices to the National Bank E have to-day removed our tween the posts, and then Norwood and Jack were off the field and Building, BA, Des Voeux Road, ran well for the third try. Geddes
converted one of them and Gilbert
replied with a try for the Old Blues which Pearon failed to con- vert. Then Uodery scored another try for the Old Blues, Pearce con verting this time.
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when they returned Bowden's fore- head was plastered and Jack was only able to hobble. The Arsenal played brilliant football and Lam- bert not only scored two goals for Hong Kong, 18th April, 1988. them, but he was a constant menace to the Aston Villa, defence, and in addition be kept the line together
even when injuries made it only a
In the second half the Old Blues went ahead. A wild pass by Hen- derson was snapped up by Gilbert, Pearce converting with a splendid ghost of itself. The first goal was kick. Then the lead sen-sawed, taken by Jack, who injured himself Dacker kicking ahead to touch in scoring it, then the second goal, down, and Langrish added the ex-scored after 25 minutes, was due to tra points. Immediately afterwards quick thinking and a beautiful shot Gilbert made another magnificent on Lambert's part, then 10 minutes run from ball-way and touched later Lambert took the third gual. down, but the Pearse was unable Twenty minutes after the interval to convert, and the match was fit the best goal of the match, was tingly left drawn.
scored, and it was a thoroughly brilliant one.
James began the movement by passing to Lambert who in his turn sent the ball out to Bastin. Bastia ran on and then crossed the ball inside to Bowden, who took a first time shot from
Harlequins, 21; Gloucester, 28.
LONDON, Apr. 1. Gloucester, paying their first visit to London this season, beat the Harlequins at Twickenham by thien goals, a dropped goal and threesome 18 yards and gave Morton no tries, to three gule, a penalty goal kind of chance at all. With the arida try. Harlequins were 7 game now practically over Janies points down shortly after half time scored the fifth and final goal for and they did well in taking the lead his side.
with 20 minutes to go Then Glou. fifth and final goal for his side. coster reseserted their superiority
In the first half Gloucester sche
ed tries through Tanner (2), Hiams and James, two of these being con-
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140
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Eakc
161
Glon Shee
153
Glorious Day at..... 152
Gold Ring
181
Gold Age
155
Golly Eyes
153
Grand Slam
155
Helter Skelter
389
Métody
161
Iron Grey
153
Jingle
145
No Fear
Nowe The Time
161
King Salmon
153
Paul Jones
152
156
The Paather
* 152
The Raincoat
155
Orlindo .... Partnership
150
aggredicens. 140.
Triumph
.155
Powerful King
152
Victor
156
Bnbppy Eve
384
by adding a goal and a try.
Vigilance
155
The Loafer
161
Valley Hall.
140
St. George's Plate (1) Miles).
lbs.
Spotted Butterfly
Furlonge)
140-
Ibė.
Trentbridge
166
Jungle Jim
Agua Pura
140
Polen Fren
-154
Black Rock
155
140
Gold Bar Hey Tor
105
132
Jok O'Lantern
152
King's Phrade
Aden
152
Meiyablono
Baguio
189
Mistleton
158
Darien
162
Spotted Leo
156
De Minimis
159
Stickypast
100
Disorderly Conduct
152.
Swale
147
Triplex
The Crook
158
265
The Gadwall
168
The Goat ..ia.
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Second Tal Mo Shan Handicap (Six verted by Boughton, while the Har-
lequin scorers were Styles by means of a penalty kick, and Gibbs with two tries which Styles converted
After half-time Meadows dropped a brilliant goal for Gloucester, then Deane and Gibbs scored tries for Harlequins, Styles adding a goal to the first of these.
INTERNATIONAL TABLE,
Goals.
Pts.
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Third Extra Race Meeting,
SUNDAY, 23rd APRIL, 1933.
First Saddling Bell at 1.00 p.m." First Race at 1.80 p.m. ADMISSION :
To Members' Enclosure $2. To Publio Enclosure 40 Cents. Membars MUST show their badges. to gain admittance. LADIES are cordially invited to attend the Races: without charge.
NO Ladies tickets will be issued. Tiffins, Teas and Refreshments will be obtainable at the Race Course at reasonable prices.
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