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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1936.
** In the World of Sports
PLENTY OF TALENTS IN INTERPORT TRIAL
SURPRISES IN SHIELD
GAMES
S. China "A" Extended Navy's Double Defeat
Succer matches over the week-end went, according to the general expectations, the Police and the Club overwhelmingly defeating St. Joseph's and the Navy respectively and both the "A" and "B" teams of South China accounted for Kowloon and the RA. 'Lyemun.
South China "A" were fortaxate in defeating Kowloon as the latter true to their reputation of being tenacious Cup fighters, gave the Chinese a very hard tussia and the goal that decided the match was the outcome of a miskick by their own man who deflected the ball into his own goal,
The Club struck their time form and opportunities, "never went begging as their, 6-1 victo y indicates. RA. put up a very good fight against South Ch na "B" and were defeated by the marrow margin of ? goals.
In the Junior Shield Eastern did well to account for the Fusters while the East Lanes defeated the Navy in true Cup- The R. E and Liga tie fashion after being two goals down. Portuguesa accounted for Athletic and Ulsters respectively.
CLUB IN SCORING MOOD
The Cluo was at the top... ches. their rorm on Saturday afternoon
clever Well
and
the match came from the foot Ulsters Johnston
ULSTERS WIN
Reprelo Athletic Club
Recre.o bowed before the US. China "g" ITS on Saturday afternoon, gt. Joseph's King's Park, whem the latter')
* Navy *** opened their Senior League
count with three goals to a reply
cf only one. Recreio without the 다아 services of Beltrao and B.
sano were a much weakened team.
Arst The home team were the tu score when Castilho cleverly beat two men and passed Connors with a terrific shot. Pressure y the Ulsters resulted in Irwin beat- ing Marques from the penalty area with a very hard first-t'mer, and the interval arrived with the score levél,
East Lancs.
Kowloon
RA"(Lye-
mun)
13 5.3 5 34 23 15 13 5 4 4 24 20 14 10 5 2 3 15 713 13 5 5 3 28 25 13 80 4 15 812
13 5-7 1 24 37 11 10 50 28 25.10 11 5 2 17 24-10 18 21.18 31 6
12
4
1 9.2 21 41 R.A. (Stone-
cutters) 14 1 12 1 10 58 2
YESTERDAY'S TRIAL
The rst inter-port trial to τα select the team that will go
January 25, was Shanghat on played on the Club ground yester- day when the Whites defeated Colours after à clean struggle by
Midway through the second half. Ferguson scored a good goal from a centre from Brown. The 12 gous to nil. s. Usters went further ahead through Irwin, with a long shot that hit entered the the cross-bar and net.
B
YACHTING
Narrow Margin Win For Gull
Gull, sailed by Mr. 8. Odiand. won the "A" Class event in the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's fourth Corinthian series on Sa- turday when she beat Painted Lady (Major T. C. Booty) by a narrow margin over 7.9 miler.
Toynette (Capt. W. J. Fennell won the "G" Class event, Widgeon (Capt. J.D. Newman) the "T" and
Classes and Rola (Col. E Kirkel the "E" Class race,
Detailed results were as follows'
"A" Class-Started 14.30
Carpenter
(Mrs La C. Edwards)
The Whites forward line, lead by Leonard was very effective and Lobo kept Mak Sui-hon and Costa Artemis
(Mr. G. G. Wood) the move great deal Beltrao
# was undoubted the best man in La Linds
clean interception Jan.
and
of (Mr. H. B. Rouse)
Pat
Fished Pts. Tti. 16.59.09 3 25
0 D.NS. 16.57.50 10
DN.S. 0 13
"5 17.05.04
13
49
0
4
JUNIOR SHIELD The Junior Shield te between the field, his
a treat 10 (Mr. John Johnsen) the Navy and the East Lancs was and ball control was
3 12 17.07.36 featured by the dogged determin-watch. Time and again he broke Isobel
(Doctor L. J. Davis) faced un the Colours movements ation of the soldiers when
Joss
18.50.40 7 25 *** with a deficit of two goals at sent the ball well away.
Leonard as a leader was good (Mrs. Stanton) - half-time. When the final whistle
16.54.47 13 40 (Mr. S..Odland). ||| Honniball missed the net by in- went they were on leve: terms and out was inclined to be on the slow Gull
1 is was after extra time had been side and though he scored both
de the goals it certainly looked as if Cicada
********* 17.06.54 played that E. Lancs. won
(Mr. G. B. Portman) Was Kowloon's tackling
16.58.05 9 45 served victory by the odd scal in he was off-side for the first goal thelr manoeuvring
B. Gosane on the right wing and True Blue and defeated the Navy by s goals and
the Talbot, were about the best Wride and Spencer gave into the semi-thought out. They accomplished Ave. to one to enter
goals, bad luck
Navy their lead in the first half, the Whites forwards, and on the final of the Bentor Shield. Play everything but
COCA- robbing them on countless elean. throughout was fast and
but in the second stanza, fine present form he is showing. Go- Murphy sang should be a certainty for the the only unfortunate incident besions.
goals by Thorpe and the Kowloon:-Boyes; Everest
It was due to outside right position.
the ing the injury of Savan of
Costa was brought into Navy who collided with Fowler Eastman: Kemp. Bits and Boyd: levelled the score.
W. Enex, d. white. D. Knox, the brilliant goal keeping of Ox- and had to be sent to hospital in
ford the Lancs goale that theyColours side in place o: 8in Strange and played a good steady White and Honnibal an ambulance.
Bouth China "A":-Wong Wing: were able to clinch their victory.
The final and deciding goal game, and together with Mak Lee Tin-sang and Chang Kwai-
WILS Of the halves, Bliss 1 was through this nair that the liang: Lau Hng-chot, Wong Mel-came from O'Donnell who receiv-Sul-hon had to go all out to keep
shun and Lee Kwok-wal: To ed from Tuley to place the ball the Whites forwards away. Club annexed our goals.
The Cub went ahead afteKwal-shing. Fung King-cheong, well out of reach of Clarke dur-
Ip Pak-wah anding the first half of the extra time. best and was ever a spaller. After Saturday's splendid performance EASTERN GOOD SHOWING seven minutes play when Fowler Lee Wal-tong, cleverly backheeled to Elliott wh Wong Ching-cheung,
In a Junior Shield game on Sa against South Chins "A", and h's good work yesterday, he should be afternoon awkward angle
at Causeway turday scored from an Cannel broke through and had
Though Bouth China 'B' were Bay the Eastern surprisingly de-another certainty in the team.
Wong Mel-shun at centre half allsa extremely bad luck when his shot expected to win, the RA. Lyemun teated the Fusiliers by the odd
was up to his usual standard but (Mr. H. M. Andrews) struck the upright.
gave a very good display and were goal in five. unlucky in net scoring at least
The Fusiliers opened through 1 was quite apparent that the Stelle.
followed by referee had to blow the whistle onet goal Poor shooting on the Bumster, which was part of South China gst for them Cresty scoring with many opportunities of scoring.. This depressing start After resumption Bickford re-
The first goal for the Chinese deter the Eastern for they com ceived the ball and racing down came from a corner which Lee
menced a series of bombardniɛnts centred
Drowni the line who deflected the ball past the Shek Yau sent over for Chau Sk.
kam to head into the net. was no further scoring in
Blekford and E. Strange on the left wing could do no wrong and
Just before the interval. Blck Jord. passed to Elliott who had an riiculty in beating the Navy goalie from close range.
to
at-
waiting Roberts. The Navy tacked doggedly but to no avall weak arid their finishing being mefective.
Then came the Club's bright spell when they netted three goals
as many minutes.
First came, a run by Bickford d. a high centry over the goa
BA GOOD SHOWING
the interval
that
There the
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CRICKET
Drawn Games Features Week-End Matches.
K.C.C. LUCKY TO DRAW
A feature of the league CHcket games played on Saturday was the number of drawn matches in both divisions.
The Kowloon Cricket Club was fortunate in sharing the spoils with the Club when placed in the awkward position of obtaining 185 runs within 103 minutes, They were able to play out time," thanks to a stubborn stand between E. F. Fincher and Mackay. Another senior match which ended in a draw was the clash be tween the Army and the C.C.C. played on the Sookunpoo ground. Five junior matches were played and again four endċd- in draws. The only victory "an the whole day's play fell to the C.C.C. junior lot which inflicted a seven wickets victory over tha Recreio at King's Park.
Senior League
A. T. Lee 'c Dantells b Ballard G. Souza b Prichard........ W. Hong Sling b Prichard
J. W. Leonard not out
K.C.C. LUCKY TO DRAW.
The Kowloon Cricket Club were exceedingly lucky to have, drawn with the Hong Kong Cricket Club in their senior Cricket League en- last two ostamen counter, their bad a very anxious time facing the attack of the Club during the closing stages of the game with poor light prevailing.
The Club declared their innings closed at 184 runs for 5 wickets while the KC.C, requiring 185 runs with 105 minutes at their diaposal lost Lay in the first over of their innings and from then never look- ed like winning. However a stub- born stand between E. Fincher and Mackay saved the day.
Scorest..
Hong Kong C. C.
H. Owen Hughes b Lee
Youngsaye y Ballard .......
U. M. Omar not out
Extras (B17: LB7)
46
38
0
3
2
7 24
Total (for 8 wkta. dec.) 188 N. P. Karanja did not bat. Fall of wickets:-1 for 15 (Rap- ley), 2 for 34 (Zimmern), 3 for 81 (small), 4 for 82 (Hamson), 5 (Hong for 164 (Lee), for 188 Sling), 7 for 177 (Bouza), 8 for 180 (Youngsaye).
Bowling Analysis
Whitehead Ballard ... 11 Prichard... 10
King Eivin
O. MR. W. 5 1. 13 + 4 37
4
1 52
9
1
34
6 1 #g
Army
38
Lient. J. P. Willams not 'out
Lt. D. M. C. Prichard b Bouza 30
Gael
Toynette
17.02.36 6 26 (Mra D. W. Persse)
16.58.46 11 20 Painted Lady
(Majori F. C. Booty),
"G" Class Started 14.40
Crected Pts.
D.N.F. 0 9. 17.04.25 7 21
.
the
(Capt. W. J. Ferinelly Erinice
(Mr. F. Anthony) Sirius
(Mr. H. M. Finlay)
0 D.NF.
Q Owl · jp
"T" & "T" Classes Started 14.50 17.09.13 5 $
17.16.20 4 11
17.05.00 5 28
6
T. E Pearce e Goodwin b Lee 22
Capt. D. W Perise Lee b
Omar
38
T. A. Pearce Goodwin
8
Sergt. Dantells C-Hamson b
Souza
R. D. Gillespie not out
86
1. McInnes b Goodwin
34
Lient J. R. Johnson b Harison
A G. Growder c Smith b Bur-
nett
Capt. I. J. Walsh b Rapley
12
C. 8. M. J. Eivin ↳ Souza
E R. Duckitt not out
10
Cpl. Ballard not out .........
1i
Extras (B14. LB1)
16.59.57 8 36 (Major B. E. C. Dixon)
17.00.59 77 22 (Lt. E. Moore R.N.)
17.04.50 6 6 Robena
18.55.334 10 35 (Capt. J. D. Newman),
"H" Class Started 15.00
16.50.05 (Mr. P. Ramus):
16.54.14 (Mr. H. V. Baxter)
18.47.50 (Col E. Kirke)
16.52.27 Siskin
(Mr. W. M. Brown) Arlet
7
5 15
2 13
7 21
D. M. R."W.
3.13.
Lee Goodwin Burnatt
11 J
0. M. R. W.
49. Z
Omar
9
1
1
Souza
16
1
38
18
4 58
Lee
70-33
0
9
0
I 53
Hamson
4
0
21 1
Smith
10
17
0
Rapicy
*
0
·
E. C. Finchr b Pearce
12
Junior League
A. T. Lay & Kilbes b Duckit
1
E. F. Fincher c Pearce, b
Growder
39
N. A. E. Mackay b Divett
17
2 header. too often for his (Wong) ancall-Heron
ed for tactics.
did not
SANDFORD A FAILURE Sandford as a leader was a fai-Widgeon on the Fusilier's goal and they lure and the many fine oppor. scored their first goal when Saun-tunities which came his way were
Belford could | Diana dera holding the ball was charged &mply wasted.
first half and it was just before into the net by Sabhan. Channy have been fed a little more instead
Cheuk Shek-Chan netted the equaliser and the of keeping the ball to the inside Colleen
received
Rolla
Had be
kam, inside left, received an in-winning goat came from the foot men
and jury to his kote left the Cheng Sut-hon, who netted passes he might have turned the
in
held. but he resumed agam from close range. the second half.
the Army After the
interval
ENGINEERS WIN EASILY The Royal Engineers had
same in the, Colours' favour.
The game commenced with the no! Whites taking a fine raid on the right wing, but Biss managed to get the ball clear. Soon after wards Ridings sent over a The only goal for the Athletic pass which Hill headed to Leo- was scored by C. Y. Chan tem a nard who netted with a hard
showed great improvement and dificulty in defeating the Chinese carried out some neat movements Athletic by 8 goals to 1 st Caro but the speed of the Chinese was too much for them, and spoltine S on Saturday afternoon.
The referee awarded a goal after confirmation, with the linesman
SAINTS OVERWHELMED
score
"hat-tricks.”
'LIGA "THROUGH
Of
er.
Ane
18.50.074 12 (Mr. J. A. Kensley)
16.58.00 113. Dorothea
(Major B. D. Reldy
Extras (34 LBS)
It
Total (for 5 wkts, dec.) 184 L. D. Kibee, G. A Stewart, G. E. R. Dirett and G. S. Dunkley did not bat,
1 (Owen Fall of the wickets: Hughes) for 23; 2 (T. E. Pearce) for 34; 3 (T. A Pearce) for 38; 4 (McInnes) for 125: 5 Growder) for 154.
Bowling Analysis
143 Total (for 8 wkts.) Bdsm. Whitehead, Pte. Herbert and Bdsm, King did not bat.
Fall of the wickets:-1 for 51 Prichard), 2 for 69 (Daniel), 3 for 105 (Persse), 4 for 110 (John-- son) 5 for 133 (Walsh), & for 134 (Elvin).
Bowling Analysis
Kowloon C.C."
G. C. Burnette Duckitt b
Growder
der .....
The following players have been chosen to represent Hong Kong in F. Goodwin c Melanes, b Grow- the forthcoming Interport Football match against Shanghai to be F. Zimmern b' Growder... played on Chinese New Year's Day W. Ramsey McInnes b
Growder ... 9. V. Gitsins not out at Shangha
Rodger (Club); Swain
(Eart
17
e. Külbee..b
13.
-1
3
f Fowler to head in splendidly A Ane left-footed drive by Drown from 15 yards went in off the post two minutes later, and less the attacks. The second goal for than a minute after that came South China was rather lucky as
"Play" was of an even nature for The Club's sixth goal, Bickford
a shot by Lee Shek-pau Struck free kick. For the Sappers, How shot.
sometime but close to the end of Very coolly placing the ball in the cross-bar and bounced a fric-lett and Darby both completed
the first half the Whites forced a goalmouth, for Fowler to dash ** and net. It was this effort by on inside the goal-line.
The Ulster a vere knocked commer from which Leonard net Fowler that brought him into
out of the Junior Shield Tourna-ed the second goal with a head- cóllison with Slavin which result-
ment by the Liga Portuguesa by
After the interval the Whites ed in the latter leaving the field.
The Police overwhelmed St the score of 7 goals to one. The Navy refused to give up
on these Santos netted ave, and 8ou continued to do all the attacking and, with time getting short, at Joseph's at Causeway Bay
zae the remaining two. The sold but could not increase their lead.
The teams were as follows:-* Lancs.); C. File (Police); Leung F. S. W. Smith tacked pluckily until Sid Strange Saturday afternoon by the
Whites:-Rowlands (Fusilters): Wing Chiu (8, China "A"), Baltemo Growder headed a Wearmouth centre, the goals 0.3 The Saints were legs only goal was scored by Ril-
to cope with the Police
Extrka"(85) wrong way, the ball roing past unable
The Liga were the better ade Swain (East Lanes) and Steen (Retrcio), Lee Kwok Wai (8. China R. Lee not out.............
Kwok-chul "A"); B. Gonzo (Recreio), D. and after the first ten minutes Rodger in a flash!
gradually tell of and anti Anally throughout and the Ulsters show-East Lanes); Tat S. CHINA "A" LUCKY Much against the run of play, they were compelled to resort to ed nothing like combination, and Athletic), Beltrao (Recreio) and Leonard (8%. Joseph's College), Lee South China, "A" eliminated Kow-defentive methods in order to cur- were all at sea. The latter threw ms (8% Joseph's) B. Gosario Wat Tong (8. China "A"), Talbot Total (for 9 wits.3.....
(St. Joseph's). Talb (Fuller)Beserves; ioon from the Senior Shield on tall the Police's rapidly mounting away many chances by bad, judg. (Recreto), Hill (Club), Leonard (Fusilers), Bickford (Club).
(Kowdson) and Wong Mel Shua ts. and Ridings (East Lancs). to lead. Brocks opened for the Poment and miskicking.
(Club); Mak | China “A”Y, Colours: Rodger Saturday afternoon Everest who scored bis own goal, ce after eleven minutes of play
But-hon (Athletic) and Costa (st. Joseph's), Bliss (Kowloon) Wong Mel-shun (8, China "A"), Lea Kwok-wa (S. China "A") Ta Kwai-shing (8. China "AA Ward (St. Joseph's Bandford (East Lanes). E. Strange (Club) and Bickford (Club).
thanks
In
Buss of Kowloon deserves special commendation for the way which he successfully bottled up Lee Wal-tong, and for his sterling display generally.
which was shortly followed by a goal from Moss who receiving a through pass, from Parker scored a magnificent spal
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
AT A GLANCE
BL, Joseph's
Club
SENIOR SHIELD
'3' Police
Navy
Furthers
1
2
The Baints were undaunted by by Kowloon were the first to settle this early reverse and Singh, re- Kings god a shot from D. Knox reiving a centre from me netted.
0 E. China A1 went vers near to the mark. Play from a range of 20. sarda. Brooks RA. Lyemun à 8 China B
the however goon placed the Police Kowloon
JUNIOR SHIELD alternated from one end to ather and to the South China further ahead with a Drst time backs, Lee Tin-sang and Tay shot from a pass from Stevens, Kwai-lang. must go credit for The Saints reduced the lead with Navy the able way in which, they a shot from Costa who had by R. Engineers #pepes-fully, coped with the deter now went up to the forward line. Ulster
being Injured: Costa mined attacks of the Kowloon for Husgan
took over, the pivota! position but Recreio wards.
did not strengthen the interme diate line to any appreciable" ex- tant
the
half-time, Shortly after Chinese went into the lead when Trom a meelee in front of the Kowloon goal, verest, in attempt ing to cigar, deflected the ball in to his own goal
Kowloon premed hard header from D, Knox glanced the -bar. Then a long shop from
2 Eastern
East Lanes
6 Athletic 11ga
·FIRST DIVISION
TABLES TO DATE
1 Ulster
*** FIRST, DIVISION:
Johnston then netted two quick goal for the Foice and these soon followed by one from Stevens, From a melee in front of the Po China lice goal, Leonard passed-McHardy Police from close in The final goal at Fadliers
PWL DIA Pt "A" 10/10 0 0 47 - 8.20
13 7-2438-17 18 14 7 34 38 24 18
PRESS AT SOCCER
اد
Bowling AnslYNĖS
Duckett T. A Pearce
Crowder
Dirett
Owen-Hughes
120
O MR. W. ☎ 01-28 1
13 2 42 ⠀⠀ 1 12
201 20
1- Folk of the wickets:-1 "(Lay) for
2; 2 (EC. Fnctiery for 22; 3 (E.
ANOTHER DRAW
32
C.S.C.C. IN BAD WAY
At the Valley the Civil Service Cricket Club drew with the Royal Army Service Corps in the Junior Cricket League,
The highest scorer for the Corps was L/Cpl. Hopcroft, who contri- Dated 30 runs Cpl. Rodgers like- 'wise made 38 runá HP-Westlake
· capesired <4 wickets for. 46. runa. The Corps closed their inmings at 150 runs for 8 wickets.
The Civil Servants replied, with 99. runs for a wickets. F. J. Ling hit up 23 rumia with J, F. MacGowan *34), R. G. Robertson (14) and N. B. Whitley (13) being, the other" double figurés contributor. Cpl. Rodgers succeeded in taking wickets for 17-zuna
RE & NAVY IN...... DRAWN MATCH
The second division league cric-
[][]
F. Fincher) for 68; 4 (Mackey) for ket match between the Royal Navy On resumption of play A. M. Omaris (Burnett) for 77; 6 (Good-Juniors and the Royal Engineers found the net again, followed wish for ; 7 (Ramesy) for 84; 8 on the former's ground af Kings shortly afterwards by 8 MacNider (Zimmern) for R (Smith) for Bark ended in a draw, the scores
being: Abbsa (2) and, Burnett (3), Tong
118,
The Engineers put up Ching Yiu scored the solitary
pectable, total of 135 The Chinese Press proved 10 point for the Chinese scribes
wickets, with 8/Ber match against the European Press The Chinese goal keeper gave a
piling up: 45 runs not when they went down to the lat-sterling exhibition between the
Capt. Foley 32. ter to the tune of 10 goals to one, sticks and throughout the game
2:30 runa in a one sided encounter which was not given, much rest. But for
The Navy declare was played on the South China his good goal keeping the score
for 7 wickets with ground at Caroline Hill yesterday might have been even greater.
and Lt. Coleridge before a goodly crowd of spectas An unfortunate accident marred an otherwise very pleasant game,
At Boorunpoo the Army and Cragengower Cricket Club were featured in a drawn frst division League cricket match. Ne
Scores --
"Oralgotigo"
The Europeans were leading by when Chadman had to be carried E. Zimmern e Evin b Badar three posis to nit at half time, of the field with an injured knee W Rabley Ballara Omar (2) Chri. Pie, the Police footballer A3 Hamson ti Envi when Gray and A
ARH Emall b Elvin. penetrated the Chinese defence, ably controlled the game.
main contributors.
ford both took
Dale
out and
took
126 TUDS
(30)
for is runs each respectively
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