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LADIES HOCKEY
St. Andrew's Defeat Champions 3-0
CAER CLARK LEAGUE
The St. Andrew's Club Ladies rained two further points in the Caer Clark Cup hockey tourna- ment when they defeated the champions, Central British Asso- elation, by three goals to nat
· King's Park on Saturday.
The goals were netted by Miss F. Wong, Miss J. Wong and Miss P. Gittins, the winners leading by 2-0 at the interval.
Mrs. Burton appeared between the sticks for the CBA in the first half but she changed post- tions with Miss F Best (inside- left) in the second half. Mus E Woolley played centre-forward and Miss G. MacNider appeared at in- -side-left.
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KOWLOON C.C. DRAW WITH CRAIGENGOWER
J.E. Richardson Scores 62 Against H.K.C.C.
WEEK-END LEAGUE MATCHES
full programme of League cricket matches was decided on Saturday afternoon. There wna a surprising result in the Senior. division, Craigenrower Cricket Club holding the champions, Kow- loon C.C. to a draw at the Valley. The HK.C.C, were also held to a draw by the Civil Service C,C. for whom Ji E. Richardson hit up 62 out of a total of 20# for x wickets: The Indian E.C., 16. counted for the Royal Navy at King's Park in a low scoring match. A. R. Minu, the Interporter, whs again in deadly mood with the ball and returned the splendid analysis of six wickets for 25 Fans," "..." -
The University suffered a severe trouncing at the hands of tha "Army" "C" at Sookunpoa. Against the bowling of Chaney (5 for 10) and Carter (4 for 4) the undergraduates could, only realise 24 runs and lost the match by 181.
For the winners, qutstanding players Were Miss R. Stephenson
At Happy Valley. the Kowloon (full back), Miss F. Wang right Cricket Club drew with the Crai- wing) and Miss J. Wong (centre-gengower.C.C... hall while Miss Olive Peters play- ed an untiring game in the pivotal position for the losers.
RECREIO LOSE
Flaying on the home ground, the YMCA. Latiệs experienced little'] difficulty in defeating the Club de Recretó Ladies by four goals" to pil in the Caer Clark Cup,
Miss G. Motta, making her first appearance at left. back for the Recreto, gave an impressive dis play while Mrs. L. Bilva, left-balf; was also outstanding,
The winners were without Miss E Thompson and Mrs. M. Read
KC.C.158 for 8 wickets dec. (F. A Broadbridge 53, R. E. Lee 55. A. K. Ismall 3 for 41, A. T. Lée 3 for 4). cc.C141 for 8 wickets (G.
Souza 73, F. Goodwin 5 for 49).
INDIANS WIN
In a low scoring match at King's Park, the Indian Recreation Club defeated the Royal Navy by 70
runk.
IRC-106 (M. el Arcull! 23,
Tufnell 3 for 16, Pritchard 2 Tor '15).
R.N.:-36 (Lt.-Commdr. Waymouth
F. M. el Arculli 4 for 38, A. M. Rumjahn 3 for 25).
KC.C. BEAT €.0.C. At King's Park the Kowloon C.C., beat Craigengower CC. by four wickets.
C.O.C.-129 (J. W. Leonard 30, A. A Lewis 21; W. C. Hung 3 for 32, P. ON. Dunne 5 for 46). K.C.C-147 for 8 wickets (P.. ON. Dunne 60 B. R. Iranee 5 for 53);
POPE IN FORM At Happy Valley, Army "A" drew with the Police Recreation Club. Army "A"=176 for 8 wickets dec. (Bennett 51, Exton 24. C. Pope 4 for 47).
their positions being filed by Mrs. 21, A. R. Minu e for 25, A. Police RC-91 for 6 wickets (C.
Brown and, Miss V. Bradbury.
Miss M. Westcott, Miss M. Smith and Miss Q. Dalziel were in the limelight for the Y. Ladies.
Miss E. Barros was very cool in goal for the Recreio and saved. several awkward situations by her anticipation and kicking.
The "Y" opened the score through Miss M. Smith, who scored from close in, after a period of even play. Miss 8. Dalziel in- creased the lead soon after and in the second half the "Y" had most of the play and Miss M. Smith completed her "hat trick" with two good goals.
BRAWN CUP
At Shamshulpo on Saturday the
Madar 3 for 1).
RICHARDSON 62
Pope 44; Goodger 4 for 33)..
C.S.C.C. DEFRATED
At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser- On the home ground, the Hong vice C.C. drew with the Hong Kong Kong C.C. defeated the Civil Ser- Cricket Club.
vice C.C: by six wickets. C.8CC.204 for 6 wickets dec.C.8.0.0.–105 (F. G. Robertson 48:
J. E. Richardson; 62, D. Mc- Lellan 55. A. G. I Bowker 3 for 65).. AKC.C.-124 for 5 wickets (A. W.
Hayward 46, H. B. Neve 40, F.-) Baker 2 for 37)..
JUNIOR LEAGUE
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Playing at Sookunpoo, the In- dian R.C. defeated the Royal Navy by 49, runs. IRC-200 for 7 wickets dec. (A. Baker 55, K. M. Rumjahn 65. M L Razack 38 not out; Faunthorpe 3 för 47).
Fusilier Ladies shared two goals || R.N1—151 (Walker 42, Bennett 49; with the "Y" Ladies in a Brawo Cup match. The Fusilier Ladies scored first through Mrs. Fleming, but just before the end of the. halt Miss M. George equalised for the "Y".
D.G.S. SCORE SEVEN The Diocesan Schoolgirls defeat- ed the CB.A. Juniors in their Brawn Cup match on the school ground winning by 7 goals to 1. Miss H Bockler netted four goals, while Miss Roberts scored the other three,
Mr. Stoker scored for C.BA,
RIFLES' LADIES DO WELL In a friendly encounter played at Shamshulpo on Saturday, Hong Kong Ladies' first eleyen beat the Rifles Ladies by 2 goals to 1 after sharing two goals at the interval. The Rifles Ladies, who were felding two reserves sprang a surprise when Mlas E. Hamon gave them the lead, but Mrs. Donald equalised following 2 penalty corner. Two minutes from the end Mrs. Donald broke through to net their witining goal,
VINES BEATS PERRY
English Champion Swept Off Feet
Pittsburgh, Jan. 18. Ellsworth Vines, fully recovered from his bout of influenza, swept Fred Perry off his feet here to-day by scores of 8-3, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1,
Ferry was in a careless mood and the first set more or less de- cided who was going to win, Perry, after four deuces had been cared, smashing the set point well dût of court,
In the second set Perry broke through Vihes's service at 6-5. but was held to dence on his own service before winning the twelfth gaine to draw level
E. Bathurst & for 28; W. Stoker | 4 for 98). EX.C.C.-110 for 4 wickets. (C. E
Strange 43, A. K. Mackenzie 50; HT. Westlake 3 for 24). UNIVERSITY. TROUNCED
At 8ookunpoo Army, "C" defeat- ed the University by 181 runs. Army "C":-205 for wickets' dec. Murray 68, Williams 33, Lt. Parker-Jervis 32. University:-24 (Chaney 5 for 10,
Carter 4 for 416.
WASEDA
REGISTE
FIRST WIN Defeat University In Fast Game
KOJIMA EXCELS
Meeting with five succosurve de-. teats in hockey matcnes played in the Colony during their vialt, the Waseda Universay team secured their first win an Saturday after- .DOOM when they aéreated the Hong Kong University by two goals to all. Her William Hornell, Vice- Chancellor, and.. Mr. W. B. Finnigan, Registrar of the H.K. University, were among the in- terested spectators.
The game was played at a fast pace and there were many excit- ing exchanges. Tomita was out- standing in the visitors interme diate line while the combination of Vines then throw all his reserves Sugahara and Kawal, on the right into the fray and dropped, only wing, was splendid. The pair gave
ve games in the next two sets.
OB. Tean, the University left- "y" Ladies ... 6 4 0 2 17 3 10
The American, with the excephalt back, & very busy afternoon. R.K, Ladies... 5 4 1 0 11 4 30 of the second set, was de
CAEE CLARK CÚP LEAGUE
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6 3 2 1 9 8 7 OBA. Ladies,613 23 114) Recreio Ladies 70 8.1 0.14 1 BRAWN CUP LEAGUE
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8.600 44 1 12: Rifles Ladies 7. 6.1 0.29 5 12: D..G. 8. 7.4 2.1.21 11 9,7 "Y" Ladies ... 7 2 2 3 11 11-7 HK Ladies... 6 2 2 2 12 178 Fusiller Ladies 6 14 14 24 3 IC.3.8. "3" "6 15 04:15 2 C.B.A. Ladies 7 0 6 1 344 1
NEW RUGBY TEAM
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Tung Wen Old Boys XV
Make Their Debut⠀⠀⠀
cidedly the superior player, some.... times piling up points with ridicu. lous ease. He actualy won the first three games of the third set without Perry scoring a point!- Reuter.
VINES WINS AGAIN
Oliveira, pivot for the H.K. Uni- Versity side, worked hard through- out,
The Waseda forward line com- ained well and Kojima at centre- forward showed much initiative, sending out accurate passes to his, wings: Kojima was responsible Detroit, Jan. 18.
'for both goals, the first being `as Meeting in the nith professional a result of a solo effort, while the tennis match, Ellsworth Vines beat second was scored from a penalty Fred Perry by the scores of 14-12, | bally. LAKEN
·6-2, 6-1,--`· Reuter
HK. University:-8. F. Chin: 3. Chịu and E L. Crosano, Chan Kal- shu. L. Oliveria and O. Ja: Teoh; L HTan 8. H Ling, Ng Pau-ki, at the end of the match. competi-H. L. Ozorio and A. Osorio, tion being particularly close, Waseda: Onizuka; Tshihara neither team showing particularly and Kawahara, Kursaha, Tahaishi good handling or passing. V
and Tomita; Bugehera, L. Kawai, The Old Boys include several of Kojima, Masamira and Shimoda the men who played in, the team j LEAVING TO-MORROW ON that did so well last year. Not- The visitors will leave for Macao able in their side is Omote, an in-this morning, and will retum by A large number of Japanese en- side three, who sometimes, plays | the night boat. They will be the thusiasts turned out to watch the at stand-off half. From their ber-¦ guests of the Hong Kong Hockey debub of the Tung Wen College formance, it was obvious they Association at a dinner, in their Old Boys XV who played their were sadly in need of training, but honour at the Peninsula Hotel to- Brst match of the season last week with a few more games will be morrow. The visitors will be leav against the College's 2nd XV. The worthy opponents for the Club's ing for Japan by the LE, Talyo match took place on the polo Junior teats Playing for the Col- Maru at midnight to-morrow. ground after the Tung Wen "lege's 2nd XV was Tekinori who
TMGA WIN Area Details match, the game he had taken part in the earlier Handicapped by the ing necessarily short as the Old mate and as in the previous one of thels forwards, Boys have hardly had any train-contest, he was well in the pictures Sports Club play ing, and only fifteen minutes each although he hung on to the ball Hill, lost to the way played. There was no score too long.
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