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Pearce Cup Hockey
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OF GAMES
[BY CIRE)
The many spectators who braved the cold winds and went to the Central British School ground on Saturday afternoon were rewarded with some very exciting hockey at the fourth annual Seven-a-Side Tournament for the Pearce Cup. Seven teams, including the Caer Clark Cup and Brawn Cup leagues, competed and the trophy was annexed by the Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club, last year's winners.
The H.K. Ladies, though, did not have matters all their own way *for in the first round match against the Recrelo Ladies they only managed to score one goal, their forwards being completely wide of the mark. A sound defence was their saving grace. Miss Pur- ves, who was responsible for the goal. netted in the second half, .played well.
A goal scored by Miss Maureen Booker a few minutes from the end gave the Central British School .giris victory over the Seaforth 'Ladies who gave a very impressive display and were unlucky not to have turned the tables. For the winners, Miss N. Witchell was splendid in the pivotal berth while Miss Mona Shand did good work in attack.
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The CB.A. Ladies caused the biggest upset of the afternoon when they eliminated the much-fancied YM.C.A. Ladies' seven by the only goal of the match scored after ex- tra time by Miss Iris Woolley who gave a rousing display.
The losers were outplayed, the. winners combining much better as a team. Miss Marie Smith, who was playing in the unaccustomed I position of half-back, gave Miss F. Best, the C.B.A. right winger, too much freedom and this eventually-i proved the downfall of the Y. Ladies. Miss Azn Fowler, full-back for the losers, was too prone to take unnecessary risks when effecting clearances.
Saints' Bad Luck
St. Andrew's Ladies, who drew a bye, met the C.B.S. team in the semi-final and lost by the only goal netted by Miss Shand, St. Andrew's showed far superior play in the second half of this tie and both Miss Phylls Gittins and Miss Florrie Wong had bad luck with some fine attempta in front of their opponents' 'citadel.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1938.
INTER-SECTION HOCKEY TOURNEY FINAL
Picture taken during the final of the Inter-Section Hockey Tournament played between the Raj-
putana Rifles and the Kowloon Indians Tennis Club at King's Park on Sunday.
COLONY STUMPER BACK AGAIN
The тапу
friends of W. Paterson, who kept wickets for Hong Kong in the 1932 Inter- port" cricket match against
Shanghai will be interested to learn that "Pat" has returned to the Colony and is making a lot of runs for the Army.
While at home he played for Haslington in the Lancashire League. George Headley, the West Indian Test cricketer, is also a member of the Hasling- ton team and Paterson des- cribes him as a first' class bat.
Lee Wai Tong Doubtful
FRACTURED SHIN CAUSES ANXIETY
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By Right-Half“
EE WAI-TONG, who has very U strong claims to being the | most-travelled footballer in the world, "may not play for South China against the Islington Corin- thians when the English amateur team vixits the Colony next month. Lee told me last night that he did not feel it was wise match as he was still andous about his fractured shin sustained when he was in Samararg last. August.
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In the other semi-final, the C.B.A Ladies once more gave an out-
. He is just little doubtful and standing display but they were beaten by the HK. Ladies by one
may be persuaded goal to scored in the early
to
out. I Stages of the first half by Mrs. feel sure the thou- Scrimgeour who was always' dan- gerous in attack. Miss Betty Hel- bing and Miss B M. Pope (one of the finest 'éentre-half backs in local ladies' hockey) were very steady in the winners defence.
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Schoolgirls Tired
sands of football fans here will want to see him in
action again.
TRIPLE INTERPORT
played for Hong Kong, Shanghai Lee is a triple interport, having
And Java and in addition he has had four Far Eastern caps." "He By virtue of their defeat of St. was leader of the Chinese football Andrew's, the Central British team to visit the World Olympic School girls earned the right to games in Berlin in 1936, after play the HK. Ladies in the final which the side toured Europe, play. round. Experience gained the up-ing in Austria, Switzerland, France, per hand in this match, and the HK. Ladies hetted twice without reply after a goalless first half. The strain of the previous two matches they had played during the afternoon, began to tell on the schoolgirls 'for 'whom 'Miss Fallow- feld, in, goal, Miss Witchell, Miss Houghton and' 'Miss Maureen `Booker, were outstanding:⠀⠀
In the tourse of the afternoon's play, a total of seven goals was scored in as 'mahy matches which speaks well for the defences of the Fespective teams.
RIFLE SHOOTING
NRA Team's Tour In Australia*** *TRIANGULAR MATCH
Holland, Sweden and England. It was chiefly through the visit of the team to England that the ap- proaching visit of the Corinthians was arranged:
FANLING GOLF
The following are the results of the Bogey (Par) Pool played on the Old Course at Fanling on January
22-23.
E. T. McMullen (6) 2 up wins, C. W. E. Elshop (15) 1 up second. Other scores
F. Groves (6) all square.
D. S. Edward (4) 1 down.
There were 48 entries.
Cricket Review
MARSHALL SAVES CLUB FROM COLLAPSE
Indians Now Head First
Division Table
DANIELS AND
ND WEEDON REACH
THREE FIGURE MARK
BY NEW L.B.W.
Two centuries were scored in the games played over the week- end but neither of these was in the senior league. One was by H. C. Daniels for the Civil Service Juniors in z rather remarkable match (league) with Kowloon Seconds, and the other was by Lt; Weedon for the Middlesex Regiment against the Seaforths on Sunday. There was a full programme of games in both Leagues and I propose to deal only with the First Division In 10-day's notes, leaving the remaining matches for Friday.
The Senior League is definitely in a very interesting stage. The half-way period just reached Ands the Indians heading the table with 10 points from four matches (won three; drew one). Hong Kong Cricket Club, Kowloon and Craigengower are joint- seconds with eight points (played four, won two. drew two). The Indians, however, are by no means out of the woods yet. as they still have to meet the Club and Kowloon. not to mention Civil Service; who are quite capable of springing an unpleasant surprise or most teams. The other elevens can safely be left out of the reckoning.
All the four teams mentioned on on Saturday but neither the Club nor, Kowloon had much to spare. The Club's batting was 1 queer contradiction. Two wickets were down for 11 runs, the next put on 68, and then the whole side were out "for 142.
MARSHALL'S ENOCK
satch. And so, it proved. Soon after he retired. His knee had gone again. A substitute fielded for him for the rest of the innings and though he pluckily went in to bat he only made one' run.
Local Cricket
MEDICAL AND
SAPPERS DRAW
Paterson Scores 13 Runs
A very enjoyable cricket match was played at Sookunpoo yesterday between the R.AM.G. and R.E, the game resulting in a draw.
The Medicals had first knock and thanks to a fine knock by S/Sergt. Paterson (43) and a very useful.35 from "Mr. Extras" totalled 163
runs.
-Stumps were drawn with the RE total at 139 for T. Spr. Ratcliffe top-scoting with 43" out. Scores:
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L/Cpl. Bradford, b Gantzer.. Spr. Ratelife; not out. Bpr. Waite, c Swyer, b Gantzer Sergt. Dawson, c Leath, b
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Total, (for 7 wkts.)..
Boufleld and Box did not bat. BOWLING ANALYSIS
Pereira bowled steadily for his four wickets, sending down nearly 10 overs for fust about three runs Harvey apiece, and Ozerio had a spell of Entwistle 12 overs at a stretch. Prats, go-
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SQUASH RACKETS
F. "Peanut") Marshall and Alec Pearce Agured in the third wicket stand and the former was ring on last change, was the most Gantzer defeated for 75 at the end. His successful trundler, getting 4 for was by no means a' solid innings
25 in seven overs.; but it was brilliant In parts and JOHN PEAKCE'S BOWLING the one or two slices of luck that went his way were no more than the ordinary tuck of the game. His cutting was uncertain and the best shots that came from his bat were lofty leg hits. Pearce's : 31 was a more polished effort, though he had one- life, given – him by Eddie Gosano.
I thought there was something
wrong when Gosano-let four balls go through him in a very short time in addition to missing that
Yachting
ARTEMIS AND
WİDGEON WIN
Two races were sailed at the
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club. North Point, yesterday, the detailed resuits being as follows:-
B
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Finished Corr. Pos. Pts. Carpenter 16.21.08 16.21.08
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Recṛelo, facing a much smaller total than had appeared likely at one time, made a bad start, Soares being caught for a "duck" In the second over. Reed, however, look- ed steady as ever, and Prata also shaped well, but the latter went for 18. Reed was apparently 'well set when he put his foot in the way of one from John Pearce and was given out. Pereira also went (Canned on back Pare
Entries For Local
Tournament
All matches in the Squash Tour- nament must be completed by the following dates:-1st round, Jānu- ary 29; 2nd round, February 10; 3rd round, February 16; 4th round. February 21 and the semi-final
KOWLOON GOLF and final, February 24.
CLUB
Captain's Cup Competition
In the final stage H. F. Westlake and T. D. Paton qualified over the week-end with the respective net scores of 72 and 76.
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The draw for the first round, to be completed on 7
or before 1st February next, is as follows:-
16.20.53 18.20.53 8 (Mrs." J. M. Tancock). Artemis 10.15.14 18.15.14 1 13
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the country with contingents of Gull the Junior O.T.C. In 1934 the War
18.19.15 18.19.15 5 (Mrs. L. Stanton).
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18.17.30 18.17.30 3 10. (Mrs. V. Cowlland).
once announced that the practices True Blue 16.16.46 16.18.46 2 11 AT MELBOURNE 4in this competition would be. ac- (Miss J. L. Smith).
cepted in place of the official min-Kittiwake lature range course. This conces - (Miss P. M. King). sion was made with the object of Jean encouraging entry for the Lord Ro- berts Trophy and for the Empire La Linda, D.NF. (Mrs. D'Arcy match for the King George V Evans). Trophy and the Imperial Challenge Teni 16.26.58 16.26.58 9 4. Shields. S
(Mrs. L. P. Desbrowe)... Mixed Classes-Started at 14.50
Finished Corr. Pos. Pts
The NRA, team, now.. touring Australia shot and lost a triangu- ¡lar match at Melbourne on Janu- ary, states the Times". Victoria scored 1.815, the Metropolitan Chub 1889 and Great Britain, 1,883. The top:score of the match was made.
NW, McGaw,: (Crent; Britain). There are 182 schools with O.T.C. ,who bad (41;;outh; at: 150. The contingents and 88 of thein under-
match was for trains of 14 a side. take the task of sending teams to Diana The N.R.A. team, has apparently Bisley each year to complete för
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not ret made up the time last the Ashburton Shield. Last year Dorothea 16.18.40 16.10.24 3 7.1 through the late arrival of the only 1 put in teams for the Lord buat at Fremantla, A match was Roberts. Trophy. It would be in- Eryl also shot against: /Tasmania át tereating to know what, if any, are Hobart, after which the team re- | the objections to shooting in the Heron
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New Hanah Wals to get into train-petition in place of the War Office | Widgeon ~ingitoři th\biguerint at the tour, | miniature range course "A còm- (Miss · Crawhall Wilson).
the Empire Match, which is, ta be petition is generally supposed to Sirius “Alcázal Pubritáty/14°and:18:2 a give better results and all-round
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In the results of the shooting for keenness than does shooting in ah Zephyr the Lord Roberts Trophy, mention, ordiflerý classification couté: 27
T. Henderson v. G. C. Moss; F. C. Biry v. R. M. Wheatcrofu; W. A. Stewart v. IL F. Westlake; E
The entries are as follows:- Lleut. Anderson, R.N Lieut. Buckeridge, EN, Lt. Gray, R.N., Capt. Coppinger, R.N., Capt. Leach, RN. Pay.-Lt. Shewell, RN, Leut. Campbell RN., Lt. Lamb, R.N., Capt. Harvey, RAMC., Lt. Dimsell, Lt. Tomlinson, Major Currie, RA.. Lt. Hawkins, RE, M.F.L...Haymes, C. 8. Archer, P. Welch, R. G. Geer. D. B. Evans, R. C. Bevan, W. Wood- ing, E. Laidlaw,
A.C.I. Bowker, W. T. Yoxall, Pay- Lt.-Comdr. Rump, R.N., Surgn.-Lt.- Comdr. Nicholson, R.N., Lt. Stubbs, R.N., Lt. Colville, R.N., Lt.-Comar. Dewar, R.N., Phy.-Lt. Harrison, Rice-Evans, Lt. Innes, Major Newn- R.N., Mr. Foster, Schmr, R.N., Lt. ham, F1-Lt. Watt, RAF, Lt. Bead-
C. Fincher v. B. Bas.0. T, D. Patonnell, R. A. E. Watson, J. B. H.
V. A. A. Lopes; J. F. Smedley v. J. D. Thomson; & Christensen v. W. Kerabaw E. F. Fincher v. C. G. Anderson.
LT. WEBSTER'S FINE GOAL
Lt. Webster, R.N., scored a very friendly, football match against a fine goal for HMS. Grampus In a
team from the CDQ Dockyard, at Happy Vally yesterday. Lt. Webster, who scored twice in the second half, gave a fine exhibi- tion in getting his second goal passing three defenders azıd crowning his effort with a fine drive from 20 yards out, the ball finding the corner of the net.
Hesselton (3), Biser and Hartley scored the offer goals for the Grampus while Delaney scored for the losers.
Leckle, R. K. Valentine, A. H. R. Butcher, G. Polglase, C, Austin; J. C. Miller,, L J. A. Fielden, G. A. Stewart; Kwan Wing-hong and J. E. Potter.
Sporting
Fixtures
TO-DAY Badminton.-Y.MC.A. Badmin- ton, the West Lounge, 8.30 pm.
Meeting-Kowloon Chess, at St. Andrew's Hall, 5.30 p.
Bacing Entries close for the Macao Jockey Club Race Meeting
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