WEEK-END FOOLDA
Club's Brilliant Display
S. CHINA
"
A" OUT OF SHIELD
(BY: “ PIVOT "),
Living up to their reputation as the team who are always capable of upsetting S. China's chances, the Hong Kong Foot- ball Club made the trip to Caroline H on Saturday, and em- erged victors by three goals to une in the Senior Shield Com- petition. This is a signal honour for the Club as this is the League leaders first defeat this season.
St. Joseph's College played well on Saturday to beat Kowloon" by the odd goal in three. Tsang the College custodian was given marching orders in the second half for allegedly striking a player: Lincolns by their defeat of the Police by the odd goal in five cast a shadow of doubt over the Police team's capabilities in the Semi-Final Senior Shield,
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In the second Division Lincolns lost their 100 per cent. record. Yesterday's only senior game resulted in a easy victory for S China "A" against the Gunners by four clear goals. SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT Shield the by three goals to one.
A GLANCE
S. China "A". 1
SENIOR SHIELDS
Club FIRST DIVISION
3
Kowloon
1
St. Joseph's
2
Lincolns
3
Police
2
SECOND DIVISION
Kowloon Eastern
1
Navy
3 Club
*Unversity
Lincolns *Athletic
ឆ
"Artillery
Engineers
THIRD DIVISION
4
0
1
South China
* not played.
Ordnance ...
6
Railways
0
Air Force
3
Police
1
East Lancs
3
Engineers
0
Service Corps. 4
Lincolns
1
LEAGUE TABLES
FIRST DIVISION
P. W. L. D. F. A Pts South China "A" 18 15 0 3 36 14 33 South China "B" 16 9 5 40 31 20 ...... 16 7 3 6 34 0 20 1872 36 35 20
Club****
Lincolns
Police........
Recreio... Athletic Fusiliers
Artillery
Navy....
St. Joseph's
16 0 4 6.36 28 13 16 7 5 4 4 37 18 14 5, 4. 5 38 26 15
14 4 5 5 31 28 13
18 8 11 1 31 57 13
14 4 7 3 23 3 11
16 4 9 3 17 40 11 East Lanca... 17 310 4 27 39 10 2 90 37. G Kowloon 15 2 11
SECOND DIVISION
Lincolns
East Lancs...... 15 11 Navy
P. W. L. D. F.A. Pts. 17:16 1 054 17 32 3 146 14 23 18 11 3 9 47 25 21 G 2 30 24 18 South China...... 13. 6 4 3 34 20.15 Fusiliers
13 5 4 4 3 19 14
Artillery... 10 7
Athletic
146 7
1 27 25 13
Engineers 13 5 0 Club..........
17 2 10 University. 12 3 8
Eastern Kowloon
2 24 24 12 18 50, 0
1 10 9 7
18 3 12 1 17 63 7
15 1 11 9 3 4
*THIRD DIVISION
P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. East Lancs...... 18 15 2 1 76 19 31 18 13 3 2 47 29 28 18 12 4 2 59 24 20
RA.S.C.
Air Force
17 8 54 33 27 20
Lincolns.......
RAM.C. Fusiliers R.A.O.C. Recreio
Police........
Engineers.. Railway
18 7 7 2 26 33 10
11 7 4 0 34 19 14
17 7 10 0 38 42 14 17 6 9 3 41.34 13 17 3 13 1 19 49 7 17.3 13 1 18 54 7
16 12 2 20 64
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS SENIOR DIVISION
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R.A. 0; S. CHINA "A" 4 With a very much depleted team the Gunners went down to South China "A" y four clear goals Owing to several players leaving by the sa. Somersetshire, a reshume of the team was made and the usual understanding and combina tion was lacking.
The opening exchanges were even and it was after the game had pro- gressed for some time that Tam Kong Pak made a solo effort, his shot striking the bar for Tsol" to net from the rebound. The very 'next minute Ip Pak Wah scored
after receiving from Tam.
After lemon time the Gunners played up well but the forwards were slow. Ng Po. Kui raced down the field to centre well for Tam to put 8. China three up. Following u, nice combination movement initiated on the Chinese" right Tam again scored
The game deteriorated somewhat towards the close and the final whistle found the tams struggling in midfield.
FRIENDLY
This defeat still leaves them with 100 per cent. League record. The
the Chinese monopolished
play for the greater part of the game, but the stubborn defence of the Club, coupled with the ever alert work of Howe in the last 15 minu tcs literally caused the Chinese downfall."
The Chinese opened early with
a shot by Ip just skipping the bar. Club retallated but L cleared
well. South China however con- tinued to press and Ip's hot drive was stopped by Robertson
but not cleared and I rushing up. sent the leather past. Rodger.
Fowler
At this Stage the Chinese were masters of the game and Ip. Tam and Wong tested the Club's cus- with todian in quick succession the last named player striking the upright.
Not long after given a
golden opportunity to equalise from two yards out but shot sky high. A clever run by Hill saw Howe rushing in to head the equallser after Wong had par- tially saved from Hill
.was
With only ten more minutes to go, Club played inspired football Howe put them ahead from an acute angle and a few minutes. late: Fowler seized an opening to flash the ball past Wong.. Al- though the Chinese forced two corners in succession nothing came of them and Club left the being feld, with the honours of the first team to lower the Chin- ese colours,
SENIOR LEABUE GAMES
St. Joseph's obtained a meritor- lous win over Kowloon by the odd goal in three. At one period they
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1935.
FANLING RACES
Enteries For Grand National Meeting
The list of entries and weights for the Fanling Hunt and Race Club's Grand National Meeting which is being held next Sunday is as follows:-
The Australian Grand National Steeplechase
1-A Handicap of 21 miles for Australian ponies not exceeding
(163 lbs) .(145
14.3".
Belinds
Black Magic. Flummery Kashgar
Kilrea
Lucy Glitters
H
"
(158 }
(150
(153
(153 ...:)
The "Shamrock Handleap 4-A Hurdle Race of 13 miles for China Ponies."
Darlen Chivalrous Elvira
Lemberg
Marina
Widnes
Wisdom Stag
ל ...
The Fanling Grand National and
Pierce Grove Memorial Cup'||
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3. A Handicap Steeplechase of 24 miles. For China Ponies.
Burgomaster (180 lbs) Tillicum
*.(155 Pride of Tsingtao.....:(165..>
YACHTING
The Scandinavian Cup
The races for the Scandinavian Cup were sailed off yesterday at the Yacht Club between teams fe presenting Scandinavia and Britain which resulted in a win for the latter by one point, over à course of 8.1 miles.
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LOCAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Season Opens
To-day
The 1935 Lawn Tennis Cham- plonships, organised by the Hong Kong Cricket Club, commence to day, nine matches for the open singles being down for decision.
The
In the morning race Britain
most attractive match is managed to score 13 points to their probably that between EC. "Fin- opponents S, but in the afternoon cher, three times semi-finalist, and race Scandinavia very nearly re-E. I II Shute, a Hampshire trial versed the position by securing 12 player. points to Britain's 9.
The following is the programme Course-Quarry Bay Mk. (P), for to-day: Kowloon Rk. (P), Channel Rk. (S), Club Line "N". M. (S), Holt's Wharf Mk. (8), Club Elne. Dis- tance: 8.1 miles.
A5; Cdr. Orr-Ewing, J. R.
OPEN SINGLES (First Round)
8. A. Gray v. Leung Ping-chiu. F. R. Zimmern v. Liang Sal-wa, Wong Shiu-wing v. H. D. Tolling- ton. Pan, Pts
K. L. Shute 7. M. Drysdale. Lee Wai-tong . Tu Tak-lam. M.-W. Lov. M. MacDougall,
S. A. Rumjahr v. H. Y. Ho, -E. C. Fincher v. E. I. H.-Shute
J. W. Leonard v. A. L. Sullivan
18.45.18 4 25
16.39.08
HOCKEY
Caer Clark Cup
Tournament
NOTICE TO MARINERS
CHINA YANGTZE RIVER
Tungchow Light-Beacon Moved
Notice is hereby given that the Tungchow Light-beacon has been
CHAMPIONS HELD BY RECREIO | inoved to a position" from which
The Hong Kong Ladies were given a surprise when they met the Recreio Ladies" in " Caér Clark Cup Tournament encounter and were held to a goalless draw at King's Park on Saturday,
A feature of the game was the brilliant defence of the Recreio. The forwards of the champions were most disappointing, in spite of the countless opportunities they were given to score.
Miss Z. Barros, playing at third back for the Recrelo was out- standing, saving her side from many anxious moments. Miss Osmund also played a good de- fensive game.
The Hong Kong Ladles had to thank Miss Helbing and Miss. Gray for the nine display they put up. Led by Miss Bulva-Netto, the Recreio inside trio were extremely dangerous.
The Recrelo played better than the champions, both in attack and defence, and they were unlucky
not to have won.
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Tungchow Custom House. bears 303istant 5.85 miles, its charac- teristles remaining unchanged.
All bearings given are true and measured clockwise in degrees from 000 (north) to 359".
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By Order of the Inspector General of Customs, L. R. Carrel. Coast Inspector.
FRIENDLY MATCHES
Playing with eight men on each
Police Indians by goals to 2 in side, the T.M.C.A defeated: the
a friendly encounter "on the Police Training School ground on Satur
day.
The scorers were W. J. Brown (2), H. Lange and R. Bates, while Rulla Kahn and Kushi Mohammed netted for the Police.
Playing the second game in oce day, the Police Indians defeated the EMS. Parthian by the only goal scored in the match, after playing a goalless first half, when
39 ST. ANDREW'S DRAW WITH "Y" they met in a friendly encounter at Police Training School ground on Saturday,
Scandinavia
.(150 lbs)"
...(153
.(153 .(163)
}
......(155
No Fear
(163
A7: B. Naess, M., Bergaust,
G. Findsen A12: 9. Odland, K. Knud- sen, F. V. Jenser... AB: H. Dreyer, B. A. Ander-
son, G, Lundberg
3
4
4
3
2
Racing Luck
(161
Soldier of Italy.
(165
Total
Zephyr Y8
Spinaway
.(131
-
Tulicum
(167
Britain
(Mr. M. N. Cootes)
"G" Class-Started 14.85
H
.(158 (155
Fan. Pts. Gael 01 ....
18.57.22
8 29
..
A3: G. G. Wood, Cdr. Cow- land, G. H. Gandy
2
Bergue Coupland, Capt. Forsyth
1
14
44: Major Griffin, Col. Bil-
(Mr. Cooper) Lola G9-
(Capt. H. Quinland) Toynette G2...... 18.52.23 1
(Capt. W. B. Fennell) Strius G7
18.65.15 2. 18
4 28
derbeck, Major Reid... 1
"
(Mr. P. G. Parker)
Total
13
"FINAL REŠULTS The winners are-
HAM CISS
AFTERNOON RACE Scandinavia
"Psn. Pts..
race
Catchweight
A3: B. Naess, M. Bergaust,
G. Findsen A5: S. Odland, K. Knudsen,
F. V. Jensen
4
3
2
5
A4: H. Dreyer, B. A. Ander-
aon, G. Lundberg .....
4
..
Afternoon total.
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Morning total
9
J
Grand total
21
Britain
The Ulster" Cup
4-A Hurdle race of 14 miles for China Ponies, bona fide hun- ters. Ponies that have been placed at Kwant in any this season barred. 168 lbs.
Britannic Hall Canary Chivalrous Cloudy 'Eve Country Club Devon
Elvira .. Jan Stewer Josephine
Mortmain
Mouche Potsdam
Shimmy II .. Sunrise Eve
The Roundhead
That's That
.Toby
Tummel
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A13: G.
Wood, Cdr. Cow- land, G. H. Gandy ...... 1 A7: Commodore Elliott, J. R. Bergue Coupland, Cdr. Orr-Ewing .......... Aš: Major Griffin, Col. Biļ-
derbeck, Major Reld... 5
7
il
After leading by 3 goals to nil at the interval, the St. Andrew's ladies were forced to a draw by the "y" ladies at King's Park on Saturday. The score of the game
was 3 all
Miss E Thompson, playing at. I-Wasp II A3 (Major Griffin) centre-half for the "Y" was the 83 points...
best player on the field, and it 2. Joss A8 (Mr. S. Oland), 69 was due to her vigorous and bril- points.
lant display that the "y" were 3-Jan A6 (Mr... Cock), 85 able to level up with Saints At points.
their defence, Miss J, Wilson play- "H" Class
ed a sound game, Although the 1-Diana Hi (Mr. F. Ramus) 37 forward line seemed to be at sea points.
In the first half they recovered 2-Colleen HZ (Mr. Baxter) 33 very well in the second.
The Arst goal scored by the points...
3-Dorothea H9 (Major S. D. Saints was through Miss P. Git Reid) 25 points.
is
"T" & "Y" Classes 1.Jade 12 (Mr. R. B. Wikams) 53 points.
tins, who shot with a hard drive, receiving a pass from Mrs. White. Mrs. "White scored the second 15 minutes later from the edge of The same player
2.-Heron Y3 (Capt Ingle) 49❘ the points.
3-Robena Y4 (Major Marshall) and Widgeon Y5 (Col. Bilderbeck) 46 points.
circle.
scored fast" before the interval arrived.
At the resumption, the "y" played with renewed vigour and they were seen to be on the
"G" Class 1.-Toynette G2 (Cupt. W. B. offensive very often. Fennell) 38 points.
D.N.F.
2
Afternoon total Morning total
9
13
5. A Handicap hurdle race of
3-Lola G9 (Mr. P. G. Farker)
Grand total
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28 points.
The "Jorrocks" Plate
were one goal down and were de- 14 miles for China Ponies, bona prived of the services of their dde hunters. To be ridden by keeper Tsang who was ordered off | Ladies.
account
for allegedly striking a player.
Kowloon opened the. through G. White who worked his way through to score. The same player later missed an open goal when well placed.
was ewarded
After the resumption a penalty against Kowloon Costa made Дo
for hands and mistake from the spot,
During an attack on the Saints" goal Tsang was given marching orders for alleged striking. The Saints played better than "ever and Rocha from a wonderful solo effort beat Boyes with placed shot Although Kowloon attacked the College defence stood the test.
well
Police lost, to Lincolns by the odd goal in Ave after a very in- teresting encounter.. Police found Ash at the top of his form and time and again he stopped the Police from getting anywhere near the goal. Immediately after the
beat resumption Johnston
Read with a well placed shot:
Robson, who was playing a very sound game at left-hall, took a pot-shot at goal and Perkins, to the surprise of his supporters, falled to hold it, giving the Lin- coins their third goal. The Po llce, however, soon decreased the arrears when T. Pile sent in a long drive.
Although the Lincolns only won
No Fear
(130 lbs) Championships Series
Ebony Idol
Glenshee
(143
Happy Kit
.(130
Marina
..(240
.(160
(150
The Loafer
.(140
Until Then
.(120
Wakefield Wembly Stag Zephyr
(150
(145
(120
Spinaway
The Governor's CupTM
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_country_ CODIKE, finishing over hurdles on the Race Course A Handicap for China Fontes Ponies that have started this season in a similar country race and not been placed, barred. :`
Cebu Darien Festival Eve
Glenshee Jack 'O Lantern Marina Punch Racing Pluck Racing Strain Skewbald Grifin
(162 lbs) (163 .(173) .(163 .(188) .(180
(163) } .(172
(172
..(165
Spinaway
.(185
}:
Tom Cobley Winchester Stag
:(178 .(188 "
CHINESE MARATHON
RACE
The first Chinese Marathon
The event which was over a course of roughly 6 miles was won
Now Completed
On Saturday the last of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's Championship series were sailed. The series has been sailed off with- out recourse to a resail on account of the good conditions that pre- valled throughout, P
In the race for "A" Class Yachts Capt, D..O. B. Forsyth scored a win in La Linda over a course of 10.1′′ miles, from Wasp II (Major. Griffin) and Jan (Mr. E. Cock)
Dorothea (Major SD Reid)- came in first in the race for "H" Class to beat Diana (MF. P. Ramus) and Ariel (Mr. 'E, O. Lee). -
The race for "T" and "Y" Classes was won by Mr. B. B. Williams who steered Jade. Robeng (Major H Marshall): was second and Widgeon (Col. Bilderbeck) third.
Capt. Fennel steered Toynette to win the "G" Class event from Sirius (Mr. Cooper) and Gael (Capt. Quinlan).
Detailed results were as follow:
"A" Class-Started 14.20
Yacht
Wasp IL A3
(Major Griffin)
La Linda A5......
16.30.31 (Capt. D. O. B. Forsyth) Jan *A6
(Mr. E. Cock) Isobel A7.
(Dr. J. Davis),
(Mr. S. Odland)
Finshed Fan. Pts
16.31.01
2.83
1 59
16.32.47
3 65
16.35.01 5 40
∙16,34.45
“H” Class-Started 14.55 Yacht Corrected Pan. Pts. Diana 1
16.46.54 2 37.
by the odd goal in five, the result Race ever held in the Colony took does not do justice to their super-place on Saturday afternoon under Joss A& iority in all departments. For the auspices of the Chung Nam the Lincolns, Ash, Thompson, and
Athletic Association In a friendly inter departmental Higgins deserve special mention game the Foreign Stal defeated and for the Police C. Pile. Fark the Chinese Staff of the Honger and Johnston. Kong Electric Company yesterday morning at Caroline Hill by four goals to one. The score at half time stood three to one with Sabhan, Bantos and, Sousse as the marksmen and the Chinese Doint was obtained through pensity, Yusuf scored the fourth goal after the interval
Saturday's Games
SENIOR SHIELD TIE
China
received their Arst defeat of the season at the hands of Club in their Senior
JUNIOR LEAGUE GAMES
16.49.191 5 22
16.48.02 3. 20 e goals to one, There was nothing the distance, took part in the much in the game with the ex- race, and the course was from the (Mr. E. G. Lee). ception of Caims's display in the Chung Nam Athletic Association, Dorothea 9 16.45.24 1 25
(Major, B. D. Held) Kowloon goal Navy scored two Caine Road, down Garden Road,
"I" & "Y" Classes Started 14.30 in the Arst half through Hinder, Arsenal Street, Gloucester Road,
18.38.001 1 58. -Furham Town goal) and Mc- Leighton All Road, around the Jade 2 Donald, replying for Kowloon. Moniment, Gap Road, Kennedy (Mr, R. B. Williams)
Eleron
16:45,591 594" Dodds (penalty) and Ryan scored Road, and back to the starting,
(Capt. C. T, Ingla) from in the second stanza,
Robena Y4 16.42.43 2-46
Major H Mar hall) Widgeon Y8 ............ 16.45,11
(Col Bilderbec )
by Yeung Wah Bang, of the (Mr. E. Ramus). Youths Athletic Association in Colleen H2 16.48.241 4 33
(Mr. Baxter) the time of 35.02 minuta neteja Kowloon seconds were no match field of 127, including four Rolla H3
(Mr. D. M. Eley) for the Navy when they lost by girls, three of whom completed
Ariel 7.
Eastern registered a meritorious win over Club by three clear goala, (Continued on Pare 11)
point
Thousands of people, lined both sides of the course all the way, traffle and in several Instances was held up.
After constant pressure S. Dal-
Karnail Singh, the centre- forward scored the only goal with a well-placed shot from the edge of the circle.
INDIAN HOCKEY. TRIAL
COLOURS OVERRUN WHITES
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The final trial game took place yesterday between Colours and だ Whites to enable selectors choose the hockey team to repre- sent India in the International matches.
The Colours had things pretty much their way throughout, and came off victors by the big score of 14 to 1
The first goal was scored by Chowdhury for Colours in the first five minutes, and keeping up the pressure Colours plied up seven goals, without response from Whites when the Interval arrived.
The second half was a repetition of the first stanza and a further seven goals were added to the tóll, bringing the total to 14. " white notched one goal.
S... Chowdhury (7), Gurbachan 2. Gael G1 (Capt. H. Quinland) ziel scored. S. Fowler scored two
more for the "Y" to force the | Singh (6), and Lal Singh scored 26, points.
game to a draw when the final for Colours and Jagir Singh scored
Whiter only goal whistle was sounded.
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