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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937.
NAVY BEAT SOUTH CHINA "B" AT CAUSEWAY BAY
TIPPETTS SCORES TWICE
FOR WINNERS
Reglar And Anderson In Excellent Form
..
CHINESE HOPES SHATTERED
(BY KOY MURRAY)
PROVING THAT. THEIR RECENT SENSATIONAL VICTORY OVER SOUTH CHINA “A” WAS NO MERE "FLASH IN THE PAN," NAVY WENT ON TO DECISIVELY VANQUISH SOUTH CHINA "B" TO THE TUNE OF FOUR GOALS TO TWO AT CAUSEWAY BAY YESTERDAY. WHATEVER REMOTE CHANCE THE CHIN- ESE XI HAD AS CHAMPIONSHIP ASPIRANTS IS NOW COM- PLETELY OBLITERATED UNLESS THE PRESENT LEADERS COLLAPSE COMPLETELY, WHICH IS VERY UNLIKELY.
Navy's victory can be traced directly to the ability of their forwards to grasp their opportunities and to the resolute defence
• put up by 'Reglar and Wolverson. On the other hand China "B'1" failure can be attributed to the inability of their inside forwards, who were two prone to hold on to the ball.
The sailors' goals were all typi- cally good, first Tippetts, and Anderson scored prior to the interval and Johnstone and Tip- petts followed up in the second half with another couple.
.South China's goals were both scored in the second half. Had Black and Anderson been in better shooting form, Navy would have surely increased their score, while South China also failed in this" respect, particularly "Chuk Chek- kam and Yruk Hong-koo. The latter never really felt comfortable before the robust partnership ser
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
FIRST DIVISION Navy 4. South China "B" 2. Kowloon 3, Recrelo 3.
SECOND DIVISION
R.A 1, South China 1.
** THIRD DIVISION St. Joseph's 0. Fusillers 2. RE 0, R.A.F. 1.
Seaforths 1. Kumaon 1.
RECREIO HELD
In their first division encounter
up by the Navy backs, Chan Tak- yesterday afternoon at the Kow-
INTER-UNIT BOXING
Close Win For Fusiliers
(BY ROY MURRAY). The enthusiastic array of boxing fans who assembled at Shamanul- po on Tuesday night to witness the. Inter-Unit Novices Boxing Final between Fusiliers and Rifles was an emphatic contradiction to those critics who hold that the "Noble Art" enjoys but a limited popularity amongst the local sporting fraternity, and Fusillers' narrow one point win fully exem-. piffed the close rivalry which existed between the two teams.
The closing welter-weight bout between Rim Quinn and L/C. Simmonds was the thriller of the evening, the Rifles representative receiving a popular verdiet after an exciting 3 rounds.
RESULTS Bantamweight
Fas Hooson beat Rim. Gardner on points.
Featherweight
(1st string) Cpl. Gleave got a point verdict over Gellett.
(2nd string) L/C. Humphries outpointed Rim. McKenna."
Lightweight
(1st string) Fus. Bray lost to L/C. Miller on points.
(2nd string) Pus. Ryan ko. Rím, McLarnon.
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(3rd string) Fus. Roberts lost to Rfm, McCandless on points.
Welterweight
(2nd string) Pus. Davies was knocked-out by Rim. Armstrong.
(3rd string) L/C. Gilchrist lost to Rim. Delgan.
(4th string) Fus. Smith ko. L/C. McKee,
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Middleweight
Fus. Davies, beat (1st string)
(2nd string) Fus. Walker knock- ed-cut L/C. Jamison.
fai alone causing them most an-loon Football ground Recreio and Kowloon shared the points with xicty,
three all Bates, the In Wang-gay the Chinese. I a score of have one of the most spectacular Kowloon centre forward, secured goalkeepers in local football and his first hat trick. In his initial he was instrumental on more than first division match. For Recreio, ohe occasion in saving his side B. Gosano scored two of their
the equaliser goals while from a heavy goal deficit. As a result of this reverie, South China scored by his elder brother A. V to Rím. Kinnin.
of "B's" hopes
achieving Gosano, evér
'R.A. AND S.C.A.A, SILARE championship honours this season
SPOILS are stattered.
MATCHES CANCELLED The Second Division League football match between Chinese Police and the Royal Welch Fusi- Ilers arranged for yesterday after- noon at the Prince Edward Rosd ground ground was not played, as the Chinese Police turned out only five players and thus forfeited both points, while Kowloon also, con- ceded the points to the Engineers,
COLONY TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Yesterday's Results
connection
Beveral matches in with the Colony tennis champion- ships were played on the H.K.O.C. courts yesterday evening. The re- sults were as follows:-
Open Singles
D
Paul Kong beat Capt. Coppinger. R. N, 6-3, 1-8, 6-1; Y. C. Lau beat
F. V. Harrison 6-3, 3-8, 6-2;
In
WAS
a second division encounter at Chatham Road yesterday after- nóon the South China and R.A. shared their points with a score Ten minutes before of one all
(3rd string) Fus. Williams lost
Lightheavyweight
Fus. Burridge was knocked-out by Rim. Reld.
Heavyweight
Fus. Brimston knocked-out Rtm. McNabb.
Welterweight
(1st string) L/C.. Simmonds lost
the conclusion of the game Mok to Rim. Quinn. Ying-sang of the South China team received a very nasty kick on his nose from one of the R.A, players which necessitated his removal to the Kowloon Hospital for treat mens.
LOCAL RUGGER
Volunteers Beat The Army
In a friendly rugby football en- counter against the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps at the Club ground yesterday afternoon the Army was defeated by 13 points to 8.
L
Grieve, Whitham and Bidwell scored 8. 3 and 7 points respectively
RIFLE MEETING RESULTS
The annual prize meeting of the Hong Kong Rifle Asso ciation was continued yesterday and the day's results, in detail, will be found on page 2 of this issue.
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HOME FOOTBALL FORECAST
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The following are the teams for the English, F.A. Cup-Tie Semi-Final, and Scottish League fixtures to be played on Satur- day. The teams in bold types are tipped to win. The score of the 1st round matches are in" brackets,
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MILLWALL ...iber PRESTON N.E
F.A. CUP-SEMI-FINAL
Mileage
7. Sunderland v. W. Brom. A.
FIRST DIVISION
BIRMINGHAM (2) CHARLTON A. (2) CHELSEA (1) LEEDS U. (3)
7. Manchester U. (1) V. Huddersfield T. (1)......
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7. Derby Co. (4)
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180
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Y. Arserial. (1)
v. Shefeld W. (1) v. Brentford (4) 7. Everton (1)
SECOND DIVIŠION
BARNSLEY (0) Blackburn R (0) BLACKPOOL (3) Bradford (2) BURY (1) LEICESTER C. (3).. NEWCASTLE U. (0) NORWICH C. (1) SHEFFIELD U. (1) TOTTENHAM H. (0) WEST HAM U. (1) .........
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York C. (1)
Bristal C. (0) CARDIFF C. (2) CLAPTON O. (1) Exeter C. (2) LUTON T. (3) NOTTS CO. (3) Q.P.R. (1) READING (1) Torquay U. (0) WALSALL (2)
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Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY Badminton-adminton Tourna- ment, St. Andrew's Club, Kowloon 8.30 p.m.
Hockey-Farewell match: Portu-
Second Division Kowloon v. Eastern (Kowloon), 3.15 p.m.; Referee, Barton.
Third Division K.A.B.C. v. Liga P. (Chatham
SNOOKER POOL Sal 1. Mr. A. A. Dand's XI (Club Road), 3,15 p.m.; Referee, Balley.
Davis Retains His
Title
3. Davis (Chesterneld) retained
for the Volunteers, while Jones, the world's professional snooker Floyd and Gillesple replied 3, 3 and pool championship when, in the B. A. Rumjahn and H. D. Rum-2 points respectively for the Army. Anal heat, which was
Open Doubles
Jahn beat OEC Marton and D. Brittain Evans 6-3, 7-5; E. L. H
Shute and K. Shute beat G. E.
Clarke and A. Warr 6-2, 6-1;
Wong Shiu Wing and Luk Dins Cheung beat G. C. Burnett and A.
W. Ramsey 6-4, 6-1;
Club Slagtes
H. Owen Hughes beat A. S. Read 6-4, 7-5;
The teams were as follows;-- H.K.V.D.C.-J. P. Whitham, D. Hynes, H. D. Bidwell, Carruthers, R. A. Munro, W. E Grieve, F. A Redman, M. S. Cumining, K. W. Balter, Stoker, W. . Peers, L. H. Bradford, B. Hynes, K. A. Watson, 3. S. Dunnet.
Army:-Barry, Jones. Lewis. Lt. Davenport, Wilkins, Floyd, Preece, Lt. Lincoln. Hoolham, Watkins, W. Wooding (+3.8) beat W, M. Bebb. Chaney, Morgan. Cpl. Harri-
son, Capt. Gillesple. Barton (+1.6) 6-3, 2-6, 10-8.
Handicap Singles
This picture shows Miss P. Grose winning the 100 yards sprint from Mim J. Anderson at the University Sports last Saturday.
conclud.
ed at Thurston's Hall Lelce-
ster-square, recently he beat H Lindrum Australia) by 32 games to 29 in the match of 61. frames, Davis has held the title since the championship was first started in 1927, and thus records his eleventh victory.
ground, King's Park), 8.16 p...
Shooting-Hong "Kong Rifle Association Annual Prize Meeting (Kowloon Range).
Snooker-Open Championship: G. U. da Roza v. N. Stockton (Catholic Union); G. M. P. Re- medios v. J. V. da Luz (C. P. O. and P. C. Rec. Room), 9 p.
Tenals-Open Singles: Lee Wai- tong 7. Leong Ping-chiu or Mars land: Open Doubles: P. C. Lee and C. C. Ma v. P. F. Taol and Ng Kam- chuen; Club Singles Champion- Divett; Singles Handicap: M. Pagh ship: V. Harrison v. G. E., R.
E. A. Joseph; Handicap Doubles: H. R. B. Hancock and T. E. Pearce
courts).
Yachting," Trevessa " Race. 4 p.m.
Kwong Wah v. Police "C" (Prince Edward Road), 445 p.m. Referee Savage.
RAO.C. V. Police "E" (Chathami Road), 445 p.m.; Referee, Gordes,
"St. Joseph's v. RÁMC (81. Joseph's Happy Valley), 3.15 p.m.
Racing-Third Extra Race Meet- ing (Happy Valley),...........
Shooting-Hong Kong Association Annual Prize Meeting (Kowloon Range).
RIAC
LEAGUE CRICKET
CHAMPIONSHIP
The following have been select-
led to represent the H.KO.C. 1st. against the IRC. 1st eleven eleven on the HK.C.C. ground on Trophy Saturday, April 10, at 2.p...
At the afternoon sesskin Davis took two games at 66-52 (break Leys and L. T. Ride y. G. W. of 22-Lindrum break of 37), and dewell and E. Bathurst (H.K.C.C. at 66-55 (on the black, in whielt Davis had a break of 25 and Landrum 33.) Lindrum won three games at T-14 (break of," 29—— Davis break of 40), at 7825 (break of 25). and at 101-24 (breaks of 68 and 43). At the in- terval Davis led by 20 games to
28.
at the final sesalon of six games, esch won three games. Lindrum
A W. Hayward (Capt.), "E W. Baines, E. R. Duckitt, P. C. Frost. TO-MORROW
R. D, Gillespie, R. L. Holden, R. E. Shooting Hong Korig Rille H. Nelson, H. E. Neve, H. Owen- Association Annual Prize Meeting Hushes, G. A. Stewart, R. L D. (Kowloon Range).
Wodehouse Reserve, N. P. Fox. Brooker-Open Championship: Umpire, P. E. Baskett, Scorer, H. R. F. da Luz v. 8. M. Cruz (Civil G. Wallington Bervice C.C.; M. N. Rakusen v.
L. V. Antonio (P.N.YF. Canteen).
took the first at 61-27 (break of a p.m.
24) and the second, on the black,
at 65-83 (break of 53), to reduce
SATURDAY, APRIL 10: ...
his deficit to one game, but Davis Oricket-First Division,
secure.
Hong
Kong C., v. Indian R.C. (Hong Kong C.C. ground), 2 p.m.
FOOTBALL
went ahead again with the next game at 63-42, and by winning the fourth game of the session at 72-41, in which he had a break
Senior Shield of 25, he made victory Lindruin had two breaks of 37 RW. Fusiliers v South China and Davis one of 32, in the fifth (Club), 4.15 p.m.; Referee; game, which the Australian won Payne; Linesmen. Reynolds and by 83-38, and Davis ended a fine Casson. match with a run of 62, to take the thirty-rst game by 87-21. The Anal scores were:-.
First Division
Kowloon v. Eastern (Kowloon), J. Davis
32 gaines. 4.45 pm. Referee Bidebottom: H-Lindrum E 29 games. Linesmen, Dove, and Andrews,
LOCAL". HOCKEY
The following wil represent Portugal In a hockey matcli against Mr. AA: Dand's team on the YMC.A ground this after- noon. The match. If In the nature of a farewell to Lt. F. da Costa, "father of hockey in Macao."
U.B. Bouza R. Xavier, Dr. E. L. Gokano B. Marques, J. Gonsalves, Beltrão; B. Gosano, Nolasco, A. P. Bouza, J. M. Pifto and A, Angelo, pyragas su k
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