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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1934.
INTERPORT TRIAL
HIGH NETTING BY BOTH
TEAMS
Yeung Shiu Yick's Brilliant
Wing Display
STRANGE SHOWS POOR FORM
The Combined Chinese shared ten goals with the Inter port team on the Railway ground, the result being a drawn game of five goals all.
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South China made a bold bid for the Division II. championship when they defeated the Athletic at Caro- line Hill by eight clear goals.
The Lincoln Regt. are still having their successes in Division II. and now have sixteen consecutive wins."
The struggle for the runners-up position in this divi- sion is left to the South Wales Borderers and South China. South China by winning on Saturday equal the Borderers
#points with a game in hand.
The Radio sent a team to King's Park and were de feated by seven clear goals by the Recreio.
he following are the reauts of matches played.
LINCOLNS CONTINUED SUCCESS
INTERFORT PRACTICE GAME.
Interport XI Chinese
HONGKONG LEAGUE Division II.
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Interport XI-McHardy; Allen. Strange: Leung Wing Chari Beltrac, C. Pile; B. Gosano, Tam Kong Pak, A. V. Gosano, Ridley and Lt. Hocquard.
Combined Chinese-Li Kwok Kl; Li Tin Sang Tong Kwan; Lee Kwok Wal, Ho Choi Yin, Ip Pang Fat, Yeung Shu Fick, Fung King Cheung, Pau Ka Fing. Ho Ka Keung, and Fung King YuL
Referee-Capt, E. Hague R.A. -
DIVISION II.
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LOCAL HOCKEY
St. Andrews Retains Headership
CAER CLARK CUP COMPETITION
The game was a mediocre one, both sides, being vary erratic.
Miss J. Weller played an out- standing game in goal for the "Y" and was mainly responsible for Saints' forwards were very erratic the low score, though the in their shooting, missing many opportunities.
YACHTING
Menagerie Race On Saturday
The Mixed class yachting Mana- gerie Bace was held on Saturday wbon Robens sailed by Capt. Mar-
ICE HOCKEY IN CANADA
The Speediest Of Games
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OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING OF THIS COMPANY will be held hockey, is evidently increasing in Matheson
That speediest of all sports, ice at the Office of Messrs. Jardine,
Co., Ltd., on THURS has just been issued by the Cana NOON, for the purpose of receiving popularity in Canada, for a report DAY, the 8th February, 1934, at dian Government Bureau of Sta- the Repart of the Directors together tistics on the sporting goods indus-with a Statement of Accounts for try in Canada for 1932 shows that the year ended 31st December, 1938. the total, output of hockey sticks during the year was 561,160, or 8. about 13,000 more than in 1931. Most of the big games of ice hockey in Canada are now played on arti, ficial io in buildings, which one night may accommodate thousands of hockey fans and the next night may be packed by supporters of boxing bouts, or a symphony or chestra But the "elementary course for bockey players "is 16 usually taken on the outdoor or indoor rinks of natural ice. A considerable percentage of the players on all the big league hoc-
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By defeating the "Y" Ladies by shall, won from Zephyr sailed by three goals to one on the Marina Major Wren. There were seven ground on Saturday, the St. Anteon boats in the race, headership in the Caer Clark Cup "A" class event. drew's Ladies retained their Jan (Mr. H. Dreyer) won the competition.
Full details were as follows: Yacht finished corrected p'n Disang
:.5.03.48. 5.09.00 Colleen
(Mr. P. Ramus)
.........6.03,58 4.58.08 (Col. Maraden)
............8.00.01 5.00.01 (Mr. R. Stock)
5.03.846.01.08 9/10 14 (Mr. W. M. Brown).
01.40 4.55.51 (Lt. G. H. Swain),
514:09 5:08.17 (Mr. J. S. Coote)
.......................... 9.15.38 6.01.15 (Lt. Emanuel) Stalls.8.16.00 5.00.07
(Mr. J. G. Philcher), Winga
6.18.074.3747 Bluejacket 3.16.06 4.39.14 (Mr. Cord Homme)
(Col. Bilderbeck) Robens
H.K. Clab v. RA. On their own ground, the Club beat the Gunners by a goal to all. The result appeared to be against the general run of the
Miss P. Gittins scored the only game, but the Club took the roal for the Saints in the first chance offered and scored the half, and Miss M. Woolley added only goal of the match during the the second shortly after the in- second half.
terval. The Gunners pressed from the through to add the third goal, and Miss M. Churn broke kick off, but found the Club de-then Miss Brown obtained the fehce very sound, Farrow in goal's only goal after a brilliant playing an excellent game.
solo effort. on the left-wing.
After a bout of wildfeld play on
The St. Andrew's half-back line" resuming, the Gunners for a time were the strength of the team, pur the Club on the defence, Miss J. Wong, supported by Miss shots being sent in by the Gun- ners inside forwards. The Gun-up all attacks by the "g" forwards. Woolley and M. Churn, breaking ners could do everything except "Miss A. Fowler tackled and cleared get the ball in the net. Sending strongly in the "" defence "but against the crossbar and hitting was too often erratic. the uprights with Farrow out of St. Andrew'a:-Mrs. R. Rose; E. Landolt, G. White, M., Churn, J. Wong, I Woolley; F. Wong, L Rogers, M. Wolley, L Gittins and F.. Gitans.
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position.
Baldwin came through and sent in a shot that beat Woods with a well placed shot.
The R.A. fought gamely to pull the game round, but the Club defence held out until the final whistle sounded..
Y" Ladies:-J. Weller; Mrs. Fortallion, A. Fowler; B. Blumen- tnal, E. Thomson, M. Gardner; V. Bradbury, M. Glendening, Blackmore, T Dennis Brown
CHAMPIONS EXTENDED
The Hong Kong Ladies, cham- plens in the Caer Clark Cup Com petition. were given a hard game Afet Sookunpoo by the Recreio "A" Ladies whom they beat by the odd goal in three.
Kowloon v. R. Navy, On their own ground, Kowloon: lost to the Navy by the odd goal in three. The Navy showed, the Aelded belter form throughout and Bayes against them in the first half, had did well to keep the score to two 5 they continued throughout the goals only against his side.
been leading pass from Chappell to Ford un- game, would have when the final whistle sounded. marked gave him a clear shot at Leading at four goals to two at goal and he beat Boyes to open the interval, the Interport team the score for the Navy, Kowloon up through Reid, who R. Navy 2 Kowloon F.C.felded the Reserves during the levelled
second half. Leonard, Elliott, Bri-snapped up a pass from White and Hongkong F.C. 1 RA.
out of Lincoln Regt 1 Young Indians in Tay Quee Liang and Cork shot into the net well
played in this half in places of ecch's reach. A. V. Gusano, Ridley, Pile, Tam Kong, Pak and Beltrao, while Pile dropped back to partner Strange in place of Allen. The first fifteen minutes of the second half, was dull, the new players falling to settle down for some time.
South China 8 Athletic
Recreto
Division IIL
7 Radio
Lincoln Regt 3 S.W. Borderers
R.A.M.C. South China
1 University" 1 R.A.F.
INTERPORT PRACTICE GAME.
Chinese force Hongkong Selected
Team to a Draw,
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The final match before leaving the Colony for Shanghai saw the Belected team against a strong Chinese XI on the Railway ground. The Chinese fielded a very nippy forward, line, and the Colony's Selected XI defence had a fairly
gruelling time, especially with the
'right wing, Fung King Cheong and Yeung Shui Yick, had them guess- ing, most of the game: Pau Ka Ping was a good leader, opening out the play well to the wings. The Athletic wing were not so affeye as the South China wing, but they had Leung Wing Chul to contend with and the South China player broke up many attempts to break through by Ho Ka Keung and Fung King Yul
Ho Chol Yin, in the pivotal position for the Chinese was hard worker, although he found A. V. Gosano too speedy for him during the first half. Lee Tin Sang played his usual game In the defence being well supported by Tong Kwan who dropped back from the middle line in place of Lau Mau Ip Pang Fat had sever- al hard tussles with B. Gosano and Tam during the first half and quite held his own against Gosano and Tay during the second half. La Kwok Li, in goal. although beaten five times, played a sound
game.
Play opened in favour of the XI. Ridley sent out to the left and Hocquard shooting from the touch line, the ball entered the net Li letting the ball pass over his head. Fung King Yul was sent in Dy Pau, but his shot went the wrong Pau again swung out to the left and Fung placing side of the net.
the ball in Strange
front of the
net
shoulder to the ball and sent it running back got his into the net with McHardy out to clear. The Chinese" took the lead when Ho Ka Keung accepted a pass from Fung and shot into the net from close range. The score how being two to one in favour quard away and A. V. meeting the of the Chinese. Baltrao sent Hoc- centre scored the best goal of the match, flicking the ball with a fine header well out of L's reach to make he. score two all. The
The Navy took the lead again, Chappell being sent through with 4 pass from Ford and. beating Boyes from close range.
Kowloon for a time held the upper hand, but wild shooting from close range lost them the point.
Rolla
Siskin
Ariel Dorothea
Daphne
.........6.03.31 4.47.23 (Capt. Marshall) Speedwell .....13.05.45° 4,50,21
(Mr. Estrange) Zephyr...5.08.33 4.48.13
(Mir. Wren)
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The Register of Shares of the Company will be CLOSED from Wednesday, the 31st January, 1984 to Thursday, the 8th February, 1934, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board of Directors.
F. H. ORAPNELL,
Secretary...
Hong Kong, 24th January, 1934.
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NOTICE.
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key teams in the United States are THE HONG KONG ELECTRIC
Canadians. Canadians have de
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ure touring the British Isles and
Europe and have so far beaten nil opponents. Their appearance in the European centers, 18 attracting thousands at each game.
Among other sporting parapher nalia made in Canada are · Eklis, bowling alley equipment, billiard 9 and pool tables, cues, lacrosse sticks, baseball bats and balls, golf and tennis balls, golf, cubs,, sleighs, I consters, toboggans, gymnasium
supplies badminton bats shuttlecocks.
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There are 30 plants in Canada
which apeialize in the manufacture of "sporting goods The total value of the products made in the year under review was '$1,272,149.
CO., LTD.
LOST
the Company to issue a duplicate
PPLICATION has been made to
Share Certificate in respect of Certi Acate No 18158 for 10 shares Nos. 176403/178412 registered in the same
of IP SHING FONG, the original of which has been declared lort
Notice is hereby given that if within 14 days hereof no claim or represents- tion is made to the Co, the original certificate for the said shares shall be deemed CANCELLED and of, NO EFFECT and that the Co." will theu proceed to deal with such application.
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO, LTD. Agents,
Hong Kong, 20th January, 1934. (220
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• Toynette...0.90.40 4.54.36 Eunice 5.21.50 4.55.25
(Capt. Fennell)
(Mr. E. 8. Dunlops) Joan
0.21.37 4.58.09 (Mr. C. Cope)........ Sirius
.........7 5.00.35 (Mr. H. M. Finlay)
Finished Pas'. Carpenter
....3.18.17 (Mr. G. H. Gandy) Oslo
(Mr. M. Berkaust)
.....5.17.33 Artemis
(Mr. S.. Berg) La Linda
5.18.27 (Mr. A. L Shields) Jan
...10.06 (Mr. H. Dryer) Isobel
.6.20.14 (Cdr. Cowland) Jose
5.17.41 (Mr. Stanton)
...5.24.24 10 (Mr. B. Nae)" Cicada
(Mjr. Atkinson) True Blus
(Mr. H. S. Rouse)
(Commodore Elliott)
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Hara Rubber Shoes
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MENAGERIE RACE (od Opposite Course to "Tai Yat" Race)
From 50 cents a pair.
.5.21.44
.5.21.19
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Colleen (Col. Marsden) Ariel (Mr. E. G. Lee)
P83.
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Adanac (Mr. P. M. Terry)
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Stripsy (Mr. H. M. Finlay)
..5.18.07
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Lola (Mr. P. G. Parker)
SPECIAL RACE FOR “A” CLASS
PSIL
Carpenter (Mr. A. H. Cham-
bers)
Oslo (Mr. M. Bergaust) Artemis (Mr. G. G. Wood)
Isobel (Comdr. Cowland)
Miss E. Bonnar scored both goals for the winners and Miss C. Silva netted for the Recreio.
The game was very keenly con- tested throughout, both sides Equally sharing the exchanges.
The following were the teams:- H.K. Ladies: M. Bird; E. M. Gray, Gall
Helbling; M. Wallace, B. Pope, Mrs. M. K. Lowe; E. Bell. J. Dalziel, F. Bonnar, J. Churchil and Mrs. S. Adams,
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YESTERDAY'S YATCHING
Recreio "A": B. D'Almada: M Basto, C. Osmund, L. Xavier. M. Pat South Clana v. Athletic. Aives, L. Silva-Netto; M. Remedios. A: Caroline H South China A. Alevs, C. Siya,, M. Roza and C. defeated goals to nil
the Athletic by eight Botelho. the lead in the opening minutes South Ching took
C.B.& TROUNCED The Central British Schoolgirls through Kal Shut Wing. Leung were beaten by five goals to nil by Tak Wing soon put on the second the G.BA "Ladies" who played a and scored again to China a three goals lead after
give South much improved game.-- Afteen minutes play. Before the put the South China team four interval arrived, Ng Po Kui had up.
Leung
Tak Wing scored two goals carly in the second half second half, Kam Sik Wal scored After twenty minutes play in the South China's goal and before the final whistle seventh goal
the eight goal and incidentally bis sounded Leung Tat Wing scored Afth goal during the match.
Lincoln Regt. Young Ladians the. Lincolas beat the Young In
Playing within the racecourse,
The dians by the only goal scored
Lincolns
pressed almost
Miss E Woolley acored the first three goals, and Miss M. Smith score at half-time was 3-nil netted the remaining two. The
Miss G. MacNider played in place of Miss L. Dunne in the Ladies' hlaf-back line, and Mrs. Hudson gral-keeper, the team playing a substituted for Mrs. Webber, the
three backs" game.
CB.A.: Mrs. Hudson; P. Wooley, F. K, Walker; M. Bryson, E. Beavis, G MacNider; D. Hunt, M. Whitley, 3. Woolley, M. Smith. and Mrs. Miles.
Bryson; J. de Chaffoy, K. Moir, J. CBS.:-D. Moss; E. Ingram, J.
Leakman: H. Knill, L. Hickey, Joy Bocker, J. Booker and E. Rousseau. LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE
P. W.D. L. F. A. Pts.: 7 8 0 1 25 5 12 6. 5 10 23 4 11
3 2 2 14 9 8 6 3 1 2 11 6-7
XI took the lead through Ridley from a pass by Beltrao, The Lin- coins player going in to beat Li from close range. A. V. Gosano throughout the game, Ahmed the was going through when he was Young Indians goalkeeper play- area. Taking the free kick him- Lincolns did well in the pen, but HK. Ladies dropped just outside the penalty ing a good game in goal self. A. V. sent in a fast ground lost numerous chances close in CBA.
The St Andrew's
shot, the ball entering the net
Omar handled near the upright, Li being deceived
in the penalty | Recreio "A" by his back miskicking, and he
area and Hobson taking the spot Ladies dived too late to reach the ball on
kick found his shot stopped by C.B.S. its way to the net, Halftime, XI
Ahmed. The kick was ordered to Recreio “B”! 6 0 0 6 0 24 0 4. Chinese 2.
be retaken owing to an infringe-
Other Matches ment by defender. Ahmed stop- In a friendly match at Happy ped the going behind for
second shot, the bail Valley, H.MS. Cumberland drew which was fruitless. The Lincolns each.
comer, kick with the Incognitos of four goals
kept up the pressure and Mc- Lt. Pares netted twice for the Guinness shot through a crowd of | Cumberland and de Sousa "and E. players to find the net to win the C. A. de Sliva scored for the In- game for the Lincolns.
Resuming the Chinese for a time had a little shooting practice and McHardy had a busy time in goal, Fung eventually shot over to re- lieve the pressure. Elliott Leonard took the ball down and shot behind. the former sent to Hocquard who
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DIVISION ILL
Lincolns v. Borderers. The Lincolns had their hardest
The Interport-defence opened very shakily, Strange miskicking early in the game, but later set
led down to good work. A little better understanding between the defence appears necessary, Allen Ewas safe in the tackles with Ho
Tay sent in a fast low shot which and Fung, but the error of being came through, but pulled the ball was well felded by L. Leonard too far up would tell against a across the goal out speedy winger. Beirao was good Strange handled inside the penalty of play. In the pivotal position, being well area and Yeung Shui Yick closed match of the season when they supported by Leung Wing Chul.in to take the spot kick McHardy met the Borderers on the military Elie found the tactics of Fung stopped the shot, but the kick was ground at Happy Valley and they and Yeung much too good for him ordered to be retaken. The sec- Ad he was often left standing and kick sent the ball into the BY: Gosanc gave a little of his net well out of McHardy's reach fold form in leading the attack and
The Chinese levelled up through during the Arst half netted twice.
Yeung who sent in a hard shot Tam Kong Pak took some time to the ball striking the foot of the settle down with B. Gosano and upright rebounded into the net Tong Kwan often beat his Club to make the score four all From imate in the race for the ball. B.
centre by Hocquard, Leonard Gosano was very accurate with nodded the ball into the net to corner kick. Ridley showed neat give the XI the lead again, ball control and played well with Hocquard on the left. McHardy Ing a corner kick. The ball pass- did well in goal, but found the ed all the players crowding in the fgabund shots rather tricky for him. | goalmouth and Fung King Yu
A couple he turned round
The Chinese levelled up follow-
cognitos..
7 2 2 4 16 9 6 71 0 6 3 30 2
The Hong Kong Ladies' second Eleven were beaten by two goals to Frill by H.M.S. Cumberland at
Happy Valley.
Midshipman Read scored both.
goals for the Cumberland.
BORDERERS' MISFORTUNE Having already lost free of their won by three clear goals. The hockey players during present me was,,more even than the trooping season, the South Wales score suggests for there was little Borderers are having the misfor- o choose between the teams. All tune of again losing a number of three goals were scored during the their Regimental eleven in the first half of the game. A dropping near future. As a result of this shot by Thompson was helped some local hockey clubs are like- into the net by a strong wind ly to be affected as some of these Parker put on the second and players had been playing for Clarke went through to score the them in their Mamak Tournament third goal
matches.
RAM.C. v. University. Playing within the racecourse
Leutenants Cresswell and Tyler
the RAM.C. beat the University who were well-known as the Re- by one goal to nil The RAMC gimental and Army players and Pte. Motherwell, the Regimental
the running in from the left headed had most of the play and should goalkeeper left in October on the dat in the first half were well the ball into the net to make have won by a larger margin. Kuken, while shots from Pau. Kathe" score five all In the closing The only goal of the match was troopship Neuralia, and among Ping and Fung were dealt with minutes the Chinese had hard scored by Goulty from a penatly those embarking for home aboard infine, style. His clearing the luck in not scoring the winning kick awarded for hands. Previous the same steamer on, the 23rd dist shot from the penalty spot goal, McHardy saving well from to this Boulty had failed to con- last, are: was a very good effort, but his ↑ Pau and Fung." A shot from Hoc vert from a penalty. ambering ordered the kick to be re- quard landed on top of the bar Saken and Young placed the ball and, bounced behind, The Brial
all from the second kick. Et whistle sounded with the score only eight players in their match Hocquara did well on the left, his ful in the first minute quite took by surprise. Although the Chinese shared the goals, it would
five goals all. There were several exciting incidents throughout the game which were well appreciated by the large attendance.
Recreio v. Radion
*At King's Park the Radio nelded
with the Recreto and went down by seven clear goals. Bantos (4),
(Continued on
Pie. Dyke, Pte. Pole (who had been playing for the Central Bri- tish Association), Pte. Spear, Pte. Walters, Pte. Dutnall and Pte. Hinkley.
Altogether the Borderers have lost nine of their leading players during the trooping season.
"TAI-YAT" RACE
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