WEEK-END CRICKET
Dunne Scores Century
NAVY'S CHALLENGE CHECKED
"A feature of the week-end cricket was the fine display by P. 0. Dunne of the Kowloon Cricket Club, who, playing against the University in a Junior League encounter, scored 114 runs before he was bowled by G. Abraham.
The Royal Navy, closest challengers to the Hong Kong C.C. for the Premier League honours, were checked by the' Club de Re- crelo. The only other Premier League' game played was that be- tween the University and Kowloon Cricket Club which ended in a draw.
Four games were played in the Junior Division. The Kowloon Cricket Club defeated the University by 9 wickets; playing at home to the Service Corps, the Police were beaten by 5 wickets while the Royal Engineers had a comparatively easy win over the Civil Service at the Valley Ground. The Royal Navy accounted for the Club de Recreio by 68 runs.
The Hong Kong Cricket Cluh and the Indian Recreation Club senior and junior elevents were engaged in friendly matches. The game between the senior sides at Sookunpoo was won by the visitors, while the Juniors played a drawn game.
SENIOR LEAGUE
'VARSITY AND KC.C. DRAW Ät King's Park, the Kow: Moon Cricket Club and the Univer- sity played a drawn game.
The scores were:-
Kowloon C.C.
E. Q. Fincher, a Reed, b Gosano
F. 1. Zimmera, b Gosano.
X
A. T. Lay, b Glosano............
7
46
E. F. Fincher, e Ride, b Gosano 48
S. V. Gittins, c K. L Ng, b Go-
SELIO
1
N. A. E. Mackey; © Reed, b Go--
sano.....
1
36
C. I. Stapleton, not out
W. C. Hung, c B. K, Ng, b Go-
sano
Extras (B. 4, L. B. 1)
Bowling Analysis
L
+
O. M. R. W. A. P. Pereira ....... 14 5 23 2 A. P. Guterres 14 4 35 *5 G. Guterres H. Alves
21
4 3
JUNIOR LEAGUE
NAVY BEAT RECREIO
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1935.
CHILDREN'S SPORTS
LOCAL HOCKEY
Playground Assen's
Caer Clark Cup Games
RUGGER
Club Beat Combined Services
"Y". LADIES v. CBS.
Annual Event
Hong Kong's contingent proved far superior to the Kowloon's, winning the. Anals by the margin
L
WEEK-END FOOTBALL
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11
PASSENGERS
5.S. President Jefferson
The following passengers disem- barked ex as. President Jefferson which arrived on Friday from the
3.8. Changte
The Club seniors' met and de- In a Caer Clark Cup encounter feated the Combined. Services in and
Fusiliers returned to the attackStates and way ports: -
after · Marques had saved,
Mr. O. E Barrant. Me, J. W. The First Annual Children's at King's Park, the YMCA. ladies a rugger match at Sookunpoo by Dennis followed up to
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Chutter, equalise. Central Sports Meeting for children of the defeated the
British | fifteen points to six. the Club From now on Fusiliers improved Madame M. Cluzel, General | M. Playgrounds Association of Hong School by goals to 1 on Saturscoring a goal, two tries and a and it was not long before Talbot Cohan, Mrs. L. C. Crowder, Mr. Kong and Kowloon was held on day after, being led by 1 goal to dropped goal as against the Ser-gave them the lead."
Zung deechen, Mrs. W. Grey, Mr. Saturday at the Southorn play-nil at the interval
vices two tries.
After that. Bowen missed
C. C. Ho, Mr. W. K. Luki, Mr. N. The run of the play was not of penalty and B. Gosano was un- Mr. L. C. Nyok, Mr. E. F. O'Connor, ground, Wanchal, under the diá- At the opening stages of play.
R. Lyneriche, Mr. J. Mordohovich, tinguished patronage of His Excel the schoolgirls' were pressing, and a high standard, the opening lucky with two but shots. The lency The Governor, Sir William | only five minutes from the start stages being inclined to be soldiers once more added to their
Mr. Jahn Robertson, Mr. L. C. Peel, K.C.M.G., KBE
Miss J. Lakeman gave the CBS. scrappy.
score through Grindley who, re-
Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. J. B The Services opened the scoring ceiving from a free kick, sent the the lead, which they held until
Wolston, Mr. David Young. the interval
through Davidson, but owing to leather into the net. On resuming the students im-the angle, the try was unconvert- of 110 to 58 points. All the pre-mediately showed signs of crack- | ed.
The Club were undismayed by liminary heats were held a week ing up, and from the edge of the previous to the Anais:
circle, Miss Fowler equalised for this reverse and had "the major at the close of the sports, Dr. the "T" with a hard ground shat, portion of the game. R. E Kotewall in a few well A "dine movement on the part of chosen words
Introduced Lady Miss Brown resulted in Miss, Fowl- Southorn to the gathering who er netting again to give her side gave her a rousing welcome. Lady the lead. Then the CBS were Southorn distributed the prizes given an easy chance to level the which were all dotiated by Er score when they were awarded &
penalty bully and after B tussle for possession, Miss Lake man shot but missed. The school-went through for them. girls' defenders worked like tro- Jans to keep back the for wards, but Miss P. McCaw scored another for the YMCA, and about 10 minutes from time, Mias
Thomas Southor.
Among those present were the "0 Hon. Sir Thomas Southorn, K.B.E..
C.M.G., 010 2
Lady Southorn, OBE, Mrs. Collett, the guest of Lady Southern, Mr. J. I MacPherson, OBE, Dr. R. H. Kotewall, CMG., LL.D. Mrs. Kotewall and Mr. M.
Playground Association.
Eventually, Lammert scored a try beneath the bar, but the re- sultant. kick by Castleton did not bring full points,
Lammert sent the Club further ahead in the second half when he scored a try, but the Services keen
quickly drew level when Davidson
Hutchison dropped a neat goal ten minutes before" "the end of play, and the same player scored try right on the final whistle almost. Robertson converted.
Major. H. J. M. McIntyre, RA Club-L G. Robertson;" W. H. B. Rigg. R. H. Griffitha, J. Hutchi-
Playing in the junior league at K. Lo, Chairman of the Children's Fowler netted the anal gosd with refereed and the teams were:-
King's Park, the Royal Navy de- feated the Recreio by 68 runs.
The Navy batted first and totall
ed 144, Marine Neal scoring 47. The Recreio replied with 76.
K.C.C.'S EASY WIN OVER UNIVERSITY.
The detalled results were as follow:-
BOYS" 50" YARDS "A", Division
1. Le Chi-hing; 2. Pang Yu-lin: 3, L Pang-kong.
"B" Division"
1. Chung Fuk-kwong: 2, Kwong
In a Junior League encounter at Pokfulam, the Kowloon OC. easily defeated the home team by 9| Fuk-wah; 3, Fan Siu-sun; 4.
Total (for 7 wkts. dec.)... 182 | wickets.
▸
F. A. Mann, R. Lee, and F. S. W. Smith did not bat.
Gosano
Ozorio
Reed
-Blake
Tata
R. W. 67 7
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. -18.5 3
8 0 44 0
4 t 34
D
ง
5
0 23
0
University
D. Hunt, b Smith
L. T. Ride, c E. C. Fincher, b
Lee
15
The scores were '—
University:49 (F. S. Fernando 18, L. Choa 16, G. Lee 4 for 9. V. Durling 3 for 8, Mackenzie 1 for 11) K.C.C.254 for 7 wickets (G, B. Jones 58, V. Durling 11, F. O Dunne
Chung Moon-chi
"C" Division
1. Chan Chi-wong; 2, Chan Yu- kin; 3, Eo Kwal-wing; 4, Tsul Tong-yom...
a beautiful shot.
The team · Were Le YMCA.:-W. George; J. WI- son and R. Ingram: M. Gardiner, E. Thompson and B. Blumenthal; T. Denris, L. Hickey, P. McCaw, A. Fowler and O. Brown.
CB.S.-J. Whiteman; M. Lam- mert and R Stevenson; K Moir. M. McCaw and C. Bone; E Rous seau, J. Humphreys, J. Lakeman A. Martin and P. Stringer
SAINTS GALLANT DISPLAY A scrappy game was witnessed at King's Park on Saturday when the Central British Association met the St. Andrew's Ladies the game 114. W. Mulrahy 43, Abraham 9ying: 3. Fan Fung-chun; 4, Tsang resulting in a draw of one goal
for 31, Reynolds 2 for 63, Fernando 2-for-621-
RAS.C. DEFEAT POLICE The Royal Army Service Corps 3 defeated the Police Recreation Club by 5 wickets in the Junior League at Happy Valley.
The scores:-
13
D. 8. Blake, c E C. Fincher, b
Lee
8
BK. Ng, b Lee
1
Police: 80 (W. E, Meadows 16, J. Hunter 18, C. F. Alexander 22, B.
*
GIRLS' 50 YARDS"
1, Lam Sui-chun; 2, Leung King-
Lai-ying.
„BOYS' 100 YARDS "A" Division
1. Li Chi-hing: 2, Li Pang-kong; 3, Pang Yu-lin; 4. LA Sau-ling.
"B" Division
1, Chung Fung-kong; 2, Chung Moon-chi; 3, Sun Wah-kwal; 4. Pun Sfq-sam.
“C” Division
1, Ma Slu-king; 2, Chan Chi-
each.
The St. Andrew's side were playing one short, Mrs. R. Rose, their custodian, falling to make an appearance. In spite of this misfortune they held the strong CBA team to a draw.
The Saints are now on level terms with the Hong Kong Ladies, the holders of the Cup, and as both are expected to win their
and G. P. Lammert; M. W. Turner, A. Campbell: A F. Walk- den, W. E. Peers, G. A Stewart;
After the interval both citadels were attacked in turn but the de- fences held out. A penalty was awarded to Recreio, Rowlands making a spectacular save at the expense at a corber from A. V. Gogano.
1.
A corner forced on the Recreio was converted by Grindley with a beader.
Towards the close B. Cosano sent to a driver for Grindley to deflect into his own goal
*
The following passengers arrived in Hong Kong from Australia vis ports per sa Changte on Friday:
Miss V. S. Caswell, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cheesinan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dale, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Flowers, Mrs. E. M., Foster, Mr. C. Green- berg, Miss. E. Hopton, Mr. M. C Hewitt, Mr. E., J. E Holmwood, Mr. AL. Issard Davies, Miss I. Ch Kane, Miss M. M. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. K. McIntyre, Miss 8. E. Lancs had no difficulty
McIntyre, Mrs. M. H. Plugge, Mies beating Kowloon on Saturday by
M. M. Plugge, Mra M. Powell, Misa four goals to one, thanks to Law. P. R. Fowell, Mr. Oscar Rydbeck. tor and Gorman and the good dis- Mr. W. Robinson Miss A Row- play given by Oxford.
lands, Mr. L. E. Summerson, Mr. Boyes in
minent towards the last quarter. Mr. J. H. Williams, Mr. A. Wilson. the Kowloon goal was also pro. and Mrs A. E. Tipper, Mrs. R. A. P. Waugh, Mr. E. Waugh (Jr.), of the game, G. White was dan- gerous in front of gosi.
|,,
in
S.S. Rawalpindi
ing after 15 minutes when, follow- The East Lancs opened the scor- R. G. Castleton, 8. E. Garrod; King a swift wing movement, the The following passengers em- A. Munro, J. T. Edking and J. C. ball was centred and Lawton scored barked at Hong Kong on the Millar.
with a first-timer: Combined Services:-E. R. A.
P. & O. ss. Rawalpindi which left.. Godbear (Navy); Mid. Rowlandson equalise soon after but was rushed ports:-
Knox had an easy chance to i on Saturday for England via (Navy). Lieut. Metcalf (Army), off his feet by Swain. Just before Lieut. Clark (Navy) and Mid. He-the breather Oxford mishandled a Mrs. Best, Major Buxton, Mr. and Lieut. J. F. A. Ashcroft, RN, mens (Navy); E R. A. (Navy), A. B. Lloyd (Navy); Lieut. scored easily.
Evans shot and G. White rushing up Mrs. R. C. Browning, Miss E. M. Collard (Navy), Lleut.-Comdr. At-
Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Baile, kins
- After the interval, the East A.B./D.V. Browning, Dr. and Mrs. (Navy), Mne. Pickston Lancs scored their second (Navy): A B. Twine (Navy), when Boyes dropped the ball from
goal P. F. S. Court and infant, Miss. Pte. Gilmore (Army): Pte. Jones a drive for Gormon to rush in and
A. M. Court, Mr. and Mrs. LH. (Army), Lt. Johns (Navy) and net Mae. Davidson (Navy),
The soldiers kept up the attack and Tuley sent in a grand centre
Aumetrs, A B. Leggott, A. B. Hulme which Lawton converted in good and A. B. Gillard.
style.
7
ARMY HOCKEY TRIAL
POOR SHOWING Some poor hockey was seen in
E, L. Gosano, e Gittias, b Lee... 41 G. Baker 12, Ballard for 30, wong: 3, Kwong Ping-sin; 4, Yak remaining two matches, it is prob- the Army Hockey trial game play-
8. Reed, c E. C. Fincher, b Lee...
P. Fower, E. F. Fincher
KL. Ng. 1bw., b E. F. Fincher
H. L. Ozorio, c E. F. Fincher, b
Smith
F. B. Tata, not out
R.A.B.C.-87 for 6 wickets (Capt.
Yau-ahang.
8
Forsyth 3 for 25. Walsh. 2 for 73.
4
2G, W. P. Kimm 11, Hopcroft 19, Clarke 19. L/Sergt. Crayford 18,
1,
GIRLS' 100 YARDS
King-ying; 3;
Lam Bin-chun; 2, Leung Fan Fung-chun; 4. Tsang Lai-ying.
BOYS' 200 YARDS “A” Division
1 Alexander 4 for 30).
0
Extras (B. 11, L. B. 4)
15
Total (for 8 wits.)
W, C. Chiq did not bat,
Bowling Analysis
Lee Smith
R.E. BEAT CIVIL SERVICE
In a Junior League match at Happy Valley, the Royal Engineers
98 defeated the Civil Service by 8
O. M. R. V.
13 7 31 5
17 7 24 2
B. F. Fincher ...... 8 3.15 2 Hung
4 0 11 0 NAVY DRAW WITH RECREIO The Royal Navy drew with the Club de Recreio on the latter's ground,
The scores were:-
Recreio
A. M. Rodrigues, e Sinclair b
Newsom
W. A. Reed, b Wildman ...... F. L Soares, b Newsom........ F. M. N. da Silva, e Watts b
Newsom
1
38
......
15
A P. Guterres, e 8turdes b
Newsom
7
A. Prata, e Howell-Davies b
Newsom
H. A. Alves not out....
F. J. Remedios, b Bramwell
C.
A. Guterres, c Watts, b Newsom
A. P.-Pereira, b Bramwell...
L. J. Guterres not out....
Extras (B. 4, L, B, 6)
Watts
wickets.
The scores were:-
C.B.C.C-94 (EL F. Harper 28, H. F. Westlake 11, W. H. Edmonds 11, Shipp 6 for 26, Tucker 3 for 11).
RE: 112 for 5 wickets (Sgt. Thatcher 15. Sgt. Cornelius 13. Spr. Tucker 28 hot out, Co. Kirke 40, McGowan 2 for 18, Whitley 2 for 16, Ling 1 for 8),
*FRIENDLIES
Just before the final whistle the soldiers netted, their fourth when a right-wing movement, coupled with a good centre, gave Gormon the chance to net.
The Club and Lincolns played a
C. Calthrop, Miss F. A. Cranfield,
MF, A. E. Carey, Miss P. C. Chang, Mr. F. M. Day, Miss N. E. Eliott, Ldg. Sea/R.G.W. Edyrane, Mr. D. C. Edmondston, Master . Flet- cher, Mrs. C. E. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. F. E Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hop kins, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Endson, Mr. Wm. Hynes. Miss N. Isgar. Sergt. and Mrs. E. J. P. Kent: Master B. F. J. Kent, Miss HM. Kent. Miss M W. Kent, Master D.
able that they will have to played at the U.S.R.C. ground on Sa-drawn game of two goals all on 13 Kent, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Law-z
off for the title.
From the start, the C.B.A.. took up the offensive and pressed, but the St. Andrew's defence, was stolid repulsing promising move-
fat; 3, L Sau-ling; 4, Ip Wah-kin time Miss M. Woolley got in a 1, Li Chi-hing; 2, Chan Kam-ments "time and again. Miss M. Smith scored, but about ten from
well-placed. pass and equalised" from the edge of the circle.
The teams were:- C.BA: S. Best; F. Walker, and
"B" Division
1, Sun Wah-kwan; 2, Chung Fuk-kwong: 3, Kwong Wah-ping: 4. Li Tin-ki
"C" Division 1. Ma Slu-king: 2, Ho Kwal-P. Woolley; M. Bryson, E. Beavis wing: 3, Kwong Ping-sin; 4, Leung and G. MacNider: R. Blackmore, M. Smith, E, Woolley N. Whities
Pin-moon.
GIRLS' 200 YARDS 1, Lam Sul-chun;
2, Leung
and D. Hunt..!
St. Andrew's G. White and King-ring: 3, Fan Fung-chun; 4, Jorge; F. Everest, J. Wong and 1 Wong Sau-ying..
Woolley; F. Wong, I. Gittins, N. Woolley, P. Gittins and M. Churu,
'BOYS' 300 YARDS "A" Division
1. Lt Chi-hing: 2. Lf Bau-ling; &3, Chan Kam-fal; 4, Li Slu-man
CLUB BEAT INDIANS The Hong Kong CC, 1st eleven defeated the Indian R.C. friendly game at Sookunpoo by 3" wickets.
The scores were
IR.C.: 122 (F. D. Pereira 43, M. el Arcull 22, C. K. Hillwoods 2 for 10, E. R. Duckitt 2 for 9).
Club:-177 for 7 wickets (J. P.
"B" Division
CAER. CLARK LEAGUE Table To Date
P. WL D. F. A. Its 1 Bun Wah-kwan; 2, Chung HK Ladles 8 6 2 0 22 6 12 Moon-chi; 3, Lo Chi-wai; 4, Yung | St. Andrew's 8 5 1 2.23 5-12 sum.
"Division
1. Ma Siu-king: 2, Ho Kwal wing: 3, Kwong Ping-cheung; 4
Kwai-hing.
6 Williams 59, T. A. Pearce 32, E. R.LI 21 Duckitt 33, F. D. Pereira 3 for 35,
3A. R. Minu 3 for 55, M. P. Madar
1 for 2).
2
LR-0. JUNIORS DRAW
B
8
In a friendly match at Hong Kong Cricket Club ground, the
10 home team drew with the Indian
R.C.
Total (for 9 wits dec.)... 141
Wildman
Newsom
David
Bramwell
Bowling Analysis
0. MR. W.
0
18
0.
73 19
1
"!
14 047
8
50
24 -0
1
23 2
Royal Navy
Sub. Lt A Sinclair not out... 50 Lt. Howie, b Pereira
Lt. Bramwell, b A. GuterrËS
Lt. Ford, R.M, b A. Guterres
*The scores
H&C.C.:-185 (J. A. Ritchie not out 37, L'S. Forbes run out 22, M. H. Abbas 4 for 60)..
IR.C.: 128 for 9 wickets (A, R. Suffad not out 58, A. E. Bakar 24, HI, W. Baines 6 for 26, W. K. Robin- son 3 for 18),.
CRAIGENGOWER INTER-CLUB
MATCH
An Inter-Club match was played oat Craigengower between the ""A" and "B" elevens, the game re-
RELAY RACE
"A" Division
1,. Hong Kong: 2, Kowloon,
"B" Division
1, Hong Kong: 2, Kowloon,
Division
1. Kowloon; 2, Hong Kong.
GIRLS' RELAY RACE
1, Kowloon; 2, Hong Kong.
TUG OF WAR Hong Kong beat Kowloon.
FOOTBALL Hong Kong... Kowloon..
C. B. A. #Ladies Recrelo C. B. 18..
84 2 2 26 9 10. 8 3:23 12 4 9 7.13.3 48 5 9:09 0 3 58 0
MAMAK TOURNAMENT
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Loke Wan Yat,
turday, the game resulting in the the Club'ground. "Whites" defeating the "Colours": The Club defence gave a good ac- Mr. H. R. 8. Law, Mrs. J. M. Mac- by the odd goal in three.
count of themselves and during kinnon, Master J. R. Mackinnon, The game was without any the first period when the Lincolns Miss H. L. Mackinnon, Mr. and exciting moment-only some good were attacking strongly they held Mrs. LJ Morley, Master C. H individual displays by Addis, the out. B. Strange 1 particular
Morley, Master L. F. Morley, Miss Colour's inside right and Sentro saved many a dangerous situation. D. Morley, Miss H. C. Mears, Ldg. the White's centre. forward.. The game opened with an early Mulholland, Leut Col. and Mrs. Big./C. J. McCarthy, Miss E. M. thrill, Baldry presenting Ridley M MacCullock, Miss EM L
The teams were:- Whites: Yte..." Hollingsworth with a good opening, but Rodger (Lines); Sep. Khan Bahadur (Pun- saved the latter's shot in splendid Jabs) and Lt. Laine (9th A. style. Bat.): Gnt. Bechan Singh (H.KS. The Lincolns took an early RA), Nk. Dulia Singh (Punjabs) lead. Rodger pushing out a free and L/Nk. Alaf Din (Punjabs): kick taken by Robson to Higgins, Lt. Robinson (E. Lanes), Gor. Ris-who cleverly shot through a sea (RAS.C.), L/NK. Kartar Singh ing unsighted. han Singh (RA), W. O. Senior of legs into the corner, Rodger be (Punjabs)
Strange headed out a terrific drive Colours: Gar. Barwan Singh by Baldry, the ball went to Hig (HKSRA); Cpl. Bently (Lings)gins who crashed it into the net and Cpl. Clarke (RA); L/Bdr. with a splendid first-time efort. Carter (RA), Spr. Brown (RE) and Gar. Harris (RA); Col. Bgt, Reeks (Linca), Big, May (8ign als), Ays Singh (HKARA.), Signet. Addis (Signals); and Gnr. Cheżjan Singh "(HKSRÄ),
RE
MAMAK LEAGUE Table To Date
CORNWALL'S FIRST VICTORY K. LT. C.
The HMS. Corowall recorded R C. of Signals their first victory in the Mamak Police. Hockey tournament on Saturday United when they defeated the Ro St. Andrew's
Tal Army Bervice Corps by E. A B C goals to 1 at Happy Valley.
University
Hallowell and Ld. Mill played a Surtolt good game for the Cornwall at: Radio back and they were in no small Medway measure responsible for the Naval Cornwall team'a wire
C. B. A
The military team had the lead Diamond first through Daley, the goal scor- | Duncan ed a few minutes before the end 12th Battery of the first half
Parthian Dainty
and this goal was soon followed
C.C.C.
Lt.-Comdr, Newsom, c. and b
A Guterres
2. 1 C. de R. 7 2 3 Army
2 2
·ILKU
2 2. 1 LR.C. K.C.C.
28
2 8
7
2 ' 2
6
Olliard, the Cornwall's left- winger, equalised soon after the start of the resumption of play,
7. sulted in a draw..
4
The scores were:——
0
"A" XL: 165 for 7 dec. (A T. Lee 44, F. R. Zimmern 60, J. W. Leonard 37).
"B"
R.AS.C.
118 for 9 (C, E, Wong | IR.O
28)
Navy
P.R.C
LEAGUE TABLES
0.0.0.
-ILK.0.0.
Mid. Sturdee, c A. Guterres
Alves
Mid. David, c A Guterres
Alves
P. W. L.D.Pta. 10 8 0 2 18 .9 8 0 1 17 14 6 4 4 18 10.7 12 10 13 5 5 3-13
10 5 2 3 13
10 4 3 3 11 11 2 4 5 9 7.3 2 2 8 9 2 0 1 5 5 2.21 S 11 17 3 5 41 31 3 10.07 3.63 8 1 61 3 1/2 1-9 40 31 T
VARSITY BEATEN
In a Mamar Tournament Hockey
CB.C.C........ 60422 Second Division
by another Leggott being the game played yesterday the Radio scover Just the time. Hulme add Sports Clubs defeated the Varsity PW.LD. Eta eg to the winners already safe by 7 goals to all.
801 25 lead 51217 The teams were g
M2 178.6.-9gt, Butters: Sgt 4 1 10 Jeffers and L/C Grant; Sgt. Cu- 2 1 10 bit Sgt. Banron and L/C Mesker
-10 Col Bowler, 8g Daley, art. Tip-
ple, L/C Toogood and L/C Jetter
Eub, Lt. Howell Davies, o Alves
b Pereira
E. A Watts, b ́A, P. Guterres...
E. A. Clayton, b A. 2. Guterres
A, B. Wildman not out wi
Extras (B. 7, LB. 1).
The following are the League KC.C tables in both Divisions to date:
RAMO First División
Park WL D. PL. EKU
مشير الس
Duncan placed the ball in the goalmouth, and from the ensuing melee, Hill drove the ball into the After this the Club played
Newman. Miss 2. E. Nash, Mr. N. V. Peters, Ch, ERA./GR. Prince, C.P.O./J. Pettifor, Ldg. Sea. T. W. Richmond, Mr. J. D. 8. Rawlinson, Phillips, Miss B. MPope, Mrs. Sergt. and Mrs. G. C. Redding and child, Miss H. Rice, Mrs. Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, Mr. and and Mrs. J. Stevenson and in Mrs. P. Stewart and infant, Mr. fant, Mr. R. A. J. Simpson, Miss
A. Smith, Mr. Suter, Miss GW: Terry, Mrs. A G Telford, Mi
Telford, Mrs. D. E. Thompson, Miss J F M Thompson, Miss A. E. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Warner Mason Wood, Mr.
G. S. P.
aggressively. The equaliser came Wrigglesworth. A. B./R. Ward, Mr. immediately after the resumption. and Mrs. W. 8. Weeks, Mig Bickford drawing Ash out passed Weeks
to Howe who beat Meakin with about the best goal of the match.
The Club's defence held tway and with them plying passes to the forwards the Lincolns defence was given a gelling time.
JUNIOR GAMES
E. Lancs had no difficulty in dis posing of the lowly placed Varsity team by two clear goals, Griffin scoring after 15 minutes play and thereafter the soldier attacked continuously.
five goals to two. They had the greater part of the play and al though the Police, managed to withhold them for a spell they Anally broke down their barrier Routledge scored for the Ordnance Worsford (2), O'Brien, Boden and and Kong Hing (2) for the police)
E Lancs maintained their pre mier position at the top of
In the second half Harmsworth third division table in trying to save an angle shot the Airforce by two from the wing twisted his knee was fast and interesting. and Y. Tang with an open goal were full value for their shot wide:
Mather and Ellot were the marks.
Griffin scored again towards the men close.
Eastern lost to Lincolns by four WEDNESDAY, goals to one. There was seldom if any combination team he dangerous on
At the interval the score was to ni. Three more goals being scored after the breather. The marksmen were Awist Bingh (4) Chowdhury (2) and Jajit Singhs wer
For the Varalty Oliviers pilayed well centre half while Chowd hury and
THIRD FIVISION
ARLISS
THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD
Total (for 9 wkts)
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