HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1936.
OLYMPIC PLAYERS IMPRESS
AN EVEN GAME
and
The first game of the day was that between the Rest "B" the Olympic "B" teams. game was a more even struggle and one which the Rest might possibly have won, The Chinese forwards seemed a little too light for a really effective attack, but they were nevertheless dangerous and capable.
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fifth of the game. The other two goals were added by Harrison and Roberts.
ATHLETIC'S, DAZZLING1
DISPLAY
Bay on Saturday in their First Division match.
The firs goal for the Lancs was the result of a tussle in front of goal between Mackril and Smith. The ball just rolled into the net.
Ridings added the second goal in the second half, when he went away on his own on the left. It was not long before Sanford added to this when he took advantage of
LAWN BOWLERS LIMBER UP
Practice Games Held
The official lawn bowls season is scheduled to open this coming week, and in preparation. several practice games were played Saturday.
Indian R. C. Win
YACHTING Scandinavia Cup Race
In the Scandinavian Cup Race held by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yesterday, Scandinavia beat Britain by 15 points.
Each yacht carried two observers whose names appear in brackets,
the detailed results which follow. on
Morning Course:-Quarry Bay. (P), N. Mark on Line (S), Holt's Wharf Mark (P), Club Line, 4.2
encounter was played at Sookun-11.02.
A friendly two-ring lawn bowls miles Morning Race started at
poo when the Indian Recreation Club beat the Hong Kong Electric
The Athletic than a match for the Royal Ulster team were more
Rifles on Saturday when they met in their First Division encounter at Sookunpoo, winning by three goals by to one. Two of these goals were But within! one minute) scored within the first few minutes:, scored the fourth goal. for the R.C. by 19 shots. M. Y. Adni's.rink N. Mark ön
Here again the Rest team scored first. This goa! was from 1 -penalty which was converted Fowler.
of establishing this lead Boyes; mishandled when taking a sho: and Cheuk Shek-kam scored
the equalise for the Chinese.
A glorious opportunity of again taking the lead occurred following a fine centre from D. Knox on theke with a beauty. left wing. Fowler was right on the goal-line, he could not have been
The Rifles were without the ser vices of Campbell and it was an obvious loss. The opening of the the ball fifteen game saw Wong Wing-hong with Soldiers' goal.
yards from the He made no ma-
nearer
to the goal, and when Wong Wing misjudged the right and allowed the ball to travel over his head, Fowler missed the bail
China's second goal came from Ip Pak-wah. He received the ball from a fine centre by D. L. Kal on the right, and, scored.
China's forwards
were
c.ever,
and, moving swift.y around out classed the Reas defence. Costa. Play ng at centre-half was, out- standing in the defence and was particularly unlucky when a beau- tiful first-timer of his went over
the bar.
From the replacement the Chin- and this time Yeung Kanpo in ese forward line swept down again creased the lead. These goals were look at all rosy for the Rifles. The demoralising and things did not play of the remainder of the first was confined to the soldiers' half and the clesure found the Chinese leading by two well-deserved goals Soldiers seemed a different team On the resumption, however, the
five minutes Moore scored from a pass from Docherty.. This was not a permanent revival cives and increased their score for the Chinese re-asserted them-
through Sten Kam shun. Rifles made a last minute rally but to no avall. They lost to a better team.
and within
The
an opening made by Walkden and placed one past Mackrill.
Mackrill saved well from Eckers- ley but the ball fell to Smith who E. Lancs. This was the anal goal of the game for the Lancs. and they were all the results of the weak- ness of the R.A.'s defence.
It was a matter of ease for Lay- ton and his colleagues Walkden and Thorpe to hold the Artillery front line, led by Reece, and they were, in consequence, Inclined to, pay too little attention to the op- posing attack. Barford, taking ad- vantage of this, snapped steadied himself and placed a well clever through pass by Morton, directed shot out of Oxford's reach to score the best goal of the game.
up a
recorded a 6 on the 15t head of
their game.
I.R.C.
D. M. Khan A. K. Minu
A H. Rumjahn M. Y. Ada
skip) 30 J. Hooven M. Hassan A. O. Madar
B.K, Electric J. King W. Orchard W. Stoker F. J. Lunny.
(skip) 13
V. Sorby W, Taylor
G. G. Stopani-
Thompson
Afternoon Course: Channel Rock Mark (S), Quarry Bay Mark (S), Line (S), Channel
Rock Mark (P), N. Mark on Line (9), Holt's Wharf Mark (P). Club Line. 7.3 miles. Afternoon Race started at 15.10.
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Pos. Pts.
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A. F. Paul
(skip) 16
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Lobo A2, Mr. Dreyer (Mr.
Smeby. Mr. Andersen)... 3 Artemis A4. Mr. Naess (Mr.
Johnson, Mr. Findsen)... 1 Joss A8, Mr. Odland (Mr.
Knutsen, Mr. Lundborg) 2 5 Afternoon Gull A9, Mr. Dreyer (Mr. Brausgaard. Mr. Ander- 'sen)...
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True Blue All, Mr. Odland (Mr. Johnson, Mr. Find- sen)
2
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Painted Lady A14, Mr. Naess
(Mr. Knutsen, Mr. Lund- berg)
3
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BRITAIN Merning
POLICEMEN AT PLAY
The skill of Mackri kept down end, despite a series of heavy on-ice Recreation Club on Saturday the East Lancs, score towards the
In a practice watch at the Po- slaughts on the Gunners, goal.
the "A" team won by 6 shots.
JUNIOR DIVISION
The Second Division encounter between the Athletic and the East- ern on Saturday at Caroline Hill resulted in a win for the Athletic by five goals to two.
White also had hard luck when his sho: was well saved by Wong Wing who was compelled to reach flat on the ground to stop the ball. After half-time the Rest made positional changes in the team Knox taking over the centre for POLICE HELD TO A DRAW first half, the Eastern did better
the
ward berth, Costa going on left wing. Farrow dropping back to centre half, Everest moved up to right hall and Blackburn took over the right back position..
These changes had results when Costa' sent over a very nice centre for Fowler to score and make mat- ters ever again.. Not only th. s. they took the lead shortly after wards, Knox had the ball just outside the penalty scored with a real beauty which Wong Wing. in an abortive attempt to save, dived full length, Tio Hian-guan scored the equaliser for China,
area and
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Being held to a goalless draw With South China "B" on Satur- day at Caroline Hill dispelled the hopes of the Police of becoming the runners-up for the First Division Championship. It was the weak finishing of the forwards in front of the gobi that left the game un- decided. Chances were offered but they were not taken.
Playing with seven men in the
than they did in the second half when they had full team. The first half score was three to two in
The
the Athletic's favour. Eastern 'conceded two more goals without reply in the second half.
KOWLOON BADLY BEATEN
The Kowloon juniors were no match for the Rites on Saturday when they met at Chatham Road D. their Second Division match Kowloon fought hard in the first half and had the gratification of holding the soldiers to a goalless
half.
On
"A" Team
F. Channing
G. Headridge
R. Marks
J. Shepherd..
L. Mist
(skip) 23
A. Bone
T. Johnson
"W. Mair
(skip) 21
S. Farlow N. Fraser T. Orem W. E. Hollands
(skip) 24
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"B" Team
W. Greig
T. Daley
D. Dowman
W. L. Clarke
(skip) 17 D. Fitches
.Pos. Pts. W. Dall
Gulli 19, Maj. Le Gros (Mr. A E. Carey Finlay, Mr. Newman)..... 4 J. Riddell
True Blue A11, Maj. Dixon (skip) 31 (Dr. Davis, Maj. Booty)... 5
Painted Lady A14, Mr. Rouse (Mr. Portman, Mr. Irvine- Andrews).
F. Kelly G. Woods
All donations gratefully received by the
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T. H. Hunter
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W. Glendenning
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Afternoon Lobo A2, Mr. Rouse (Mr. Portman. Mr. Irvine- Andrews)
D.N.F
Artemis A4, Maj. Le Gros (Mr. Finlay. Mr. New- man)
D.N.F.
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C.C.C. TRY-OUTS
A successful lawn bows practic: match was held at the Craigen- gower Cricket Club when no less than ters rinks were.
on Saturday,
on view.
The following were the results: J. Landolt, V. Atienza, W. K the resumption however. Way and R. Basa (skip) beat W. He increased the lead a few min-Souza and C. S. Roscelet (skip) 20 Boyd netted from the penalty spot. Whitman,"K, M. Omar, M. A. F utes later when he scored from a
T. Pile missed two sitters when favourably placed. He was not the only defaulter, the wingers spoil many a promising movement by shooting wildly over the bar in- following stead of centring. Gough early in left wing attack. He received the the game nearly put the Police bak and moving swiftly across the ahead when he brought Pau Ka goalmouth bewildered his op-Ping to his knees in saving a par- ponents with a very smart shotcularly dangerous shot, the retained his hat-trick with another and A. Lewis (skip) beat D. Kharas rather difficult angle. Boyd ob- N. J. Karanjia, A. McNay, J. Pau Matter still went on in this ding-suit of a solo effort,
for a foul against Away, A. E. S. Alves and H
Vr Pearse (skip) 15-14.
dong manner. Fowler took the The Police were in the attack ball down the right wing and sent from the outser of the second half it across to Costa who taking his and the Chinese goat nearly fell time. over his shot, scored with again when North placed a free another beauty.
kick right in front of the Chinese goal
China once more moved to the altack to reduce
this Lead and they were successful when, during a tussie in the Rest's goa.mouth, Tlo and Bowen were on the ground and the ball rolled to Ip Pak-wah who lock the opportunity, thus offered and scored.
With the score level China strove hard for the lead. They were rewarded following a clever movement between Tlo and Yeung Shu Yick. To took the ball down. and swerving to the right created an opening for Yeung to whom he passed the ball. Yeung scored to give China the lead. In this goal
Towards the latter part of the game McHardy came into the plc- ure with two glorious saves which came in rapid succession from Cheung Shck-kam and Kia Yau- cang.
CLUB'S ASPIRATIONS WANING
Kowloon or Saturday in their First The draw between the Club and Division Match put an end to the Club's faint hopes of being able to challenge Bouth China "A" for the
"spa" kick, Fuxman.
A last minute goal by Lindsay brought the total to four, with a well placed header.
S. CHINA LUCKY
16.
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A. E. Coates, A. Razack, D. Rum- Jahn and R. F. Luz (skip) béal J. W Leonard, H. W. Randal, A. M. Omar and E. el Arcull (skip) 25 --19.
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South China juniors lost to the Royal Engineers by two clear goals Xavier and A. Coelho (skip) bea'
W. Payne. R. Boardbridge, after a fast game. "The Engineers W. Fox. R. Tolling, A. O'hoy and collared the play right from the F. Rozario (skip) 20-16. start and it was their own fault
C. Summons, L. C. R. Souza, A. that the score was not greater. S. Games and U. M. Omar (skip) Their wing men were starved and beat J. Soares. M. Medina, W. G!! the concentrated play in the centre and J. Cavanagh (skip) 29—14, was not to the best advantage.
CIVIL SERVICE GAMES
W
Howlett 'opened the score for the s Sappers following a fine passing Two friendly rink games were goal. The Chinese
lsplay in front of the Chinese played at the Civil Service Cricket their efforts failed because they
resisted but Club on Saturday afternoon. did not have the finish to their burling and R. F. Westlake (skip)
P. D. Crawley, A. Cunetti.
movements.
beat J. R. Carr, A. E. Medhia, J. The game was played in Kowloon second half after twenty minutes
Darby increased the lead in the Cook and L. Collyer (skip) 20-18. game Kowloon deserved the point taliate but despite their determina- Strange. J. Holidge, J. and though it was not a brilliant play. South China tried to re-and
P. Knight, J. Gellatly, C. Strang:
which they gained
J. Deakip (skip) beat H
F. Mc- Cowan and R, R. Davies (skip) 20 -17
it was evident that Boyes anti-leadership of the Premier Division. cpation was at fault.
The final climax came when Lee
Kwok-wad fouled White Inside the ares and Fowler was elected to take the shot He missed and im-
blew.
Most of the play was in mid-
tion, failed.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT A GLANCE
mediately afterwards the whistle deld though the Club forwards were slightly better than Kow- leon's. Thus it was that Boyes covered himself with glory, He bad more work to do than Rodger and if it were not for his sterling
FIRST DIVISION exhibition, Kowloon would have B. China "B" lost the match.
Senior Division
STONECUTTERS
TROUNCED
The Fusillera
and
the R.A. Stonecutters met at Prince Edward
Knox and G. White were the best Rifles
0 Fusiliers
RA. (L.) ....
23 2 19 2 36-73
| R.A, (8.) ... 25 1 21 3 16 104
SECOND DIVISION
3 Navy
◊ Police
D
Kowloon
1 Club
1
1 Athletic
of the Kowloon forwards and in R.A. (S'ters) the defence Boyd excelled. Ever-R.A. (Lyemun) 1 Lancs. est and Eastman covered well but
SECOND DIVISION were outshone by their brilliant
5, Eastern
Road on Saturday in their First team-mate, Division msich, which resulted in
Athletic For the Club Elliot and Fowler Rifles
Club
a win for the former by nine goals were the most dangerous of the China
to nil The score is a fair indica- ion of the game as the Fusiliers were far too good.
An early accident marred the game when Dennis at the Fusiliers and Marshall of the RA, when
jumping to head the ball, collided, and sustained head injuries which necessitated their removal to the Hospital,
In the first half Dennis scored Just before his accident. This goal was followed by three in quick suc cession from Evana. Harrison added another to bring the score for the first half up to five-nil for the Fusiliers,
Though the Gunners seemed to ven up a litle, Evans scored an- other which knocked what resis-
Who
• Not played.
4 Kowloon
0 Engineers
V. Fusiliers
TABLES TO DATE
forwards. It Wes Fowler scored the goal for the Club. E. Bickford on the wing was starved, Strange was clever at left half, but
The Club scored in the second Fowler who received from Bickford. half after a goalless first, through it appeared as though the Club were going out the winners on this goal, but.... Knox broke 8. C. "A transferring to G. White, whos. CE through in the last moment and Athletic scored with a beautiful header.
Policë Fusiller's
R. A. LYEMUN WEAK
Club Navy
FIRST DIVISION
Goals
INON
6
5
Goals
P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. 26 23 1 2 125 27 48
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9 E. Lancs.... 24 18 3 3 72 23 39 4 Fusiliers... 21 14 1 8. 73 17 34 Engineers.. 24 25 7 2 86 45 32 Rifles 22 14 5 3 61 28 31 8. China... 25 13 11 1 45 52 27 Athletic 25 10 10 5 40 40 23 R.AB.C. &
R.A.O.C... 23 11 9 3 49 49 25 Eastern.... 24 8 12 4 44 80 20 Club
23 6 14 3 38 67 16 University. 26 5 17 4 36 74 14 Recreto 225 17 0 27 67 10 Radio
25 4:20 1 25 88 9 Kowloon
24 2 21 1 14 104 E THIRD DIVISION DIVISION
P. W. L. D. F. A. Ptx. 25 18 5 2 73: 28 38
23 10 4 9 43 32 29 Fullers 26 14 3 846 28 36 E Lance
211 4757 29 29 C. Police 23 11 5 7 57 36. 29 Medicals 21:12 5 4 52 29 28 Air Force
Goal:
PW. L. D. F. A Pts 20 15 2 3 84 25 33 20:13 2 5 60 25 31 20 12 4 4 -50 28 28 2011 5440, 3028 20 10 5 4 52 37 24
24 13 9 0 61 49 26 Liga Forta. 209 10 1 43 38 19 Rifles 24 8 7 9 46 26 25 Res 20 8 10 2 47 64 18. Uninteresting football marked St. Joseph's 24 8 14 2 42 71 18 Engineers. 20 893 42 15 191 the defeat of the RA, Lyemun by E. Lanca. 20 7 13 39 20 E. Police. 20 6 12 2 36 48 14 iance the Gunners had out of their the East Lancs, by four goals to Recreto 22 7 11 4 33 30 18 St. Joseph's 20 2-10 2 27 16 #1 game, Evans soon completed his lone, when they met at Causeway Kowloon ... 23 8 15 2 1661 14 RALLway 120 1.19 011 #2
Joss A8, Mal. Dixon (Dr.
Davis, Maj. Booty)
Total..... 13 Scandinavia won by 15 points:
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