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Football
SOUTH CHINA "A" WINS
Eastern Beaten In Shield Tie
Nothing spectacular was witnessed at Caroline Hill yesterday, when South China "A" met and defeated Eastern in the Senior Shield competition by two goals to ni..
South China did not field their strongest team. but this was no excuse for the poor display they gave in the first half...Wong Mee Shun at centre-forward had many opportunities in this half but he failed to make good use of them. Ils shooting was poor and he was inclined to be erratle. Eastern played a trying game, but their combination was not good enough against South China's defence. "Lee Ying Kee played a fast rame fur them but the many fine centres he sent over were lost,
Eastern kicked off and the ball was passed to Lee Tacky who in turn sent. It down the wing but nothing resulted.
From this point the South China forwards monopolised play and the first opportunity they had of scor- ing was when Wong Mee Shun re- ceived the ball when well placed. He had only the custodian to beat but his shot went wide
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,
"Boy Wonder" Rugby Football
Beaten
MANILA BOXING
SENSATION
Manila, March 6.
One of the greatest upsets In the history of boxing in Manila occurred last night when Kld, Vin- cent, known as the "Cebu Cave- man," won the welterweight Championship of the Orient from Andre Shelaef of Shanghal and Etharbin, otherwise known as the "Boy Wonder."
To the surprise of the capacity crowd. the Russian walked out of the ring at the beginning of the ter. Their defence was steadier eighth round. He seemed to have and what chances the Eastern for-been badly punished and refused wards had were frustrated by Mak to continue the fight despite the
pleadings of his manager. Shiu Hon and Leung Wing Chu
South China's first goal came from Lal Shu Wing and Wong Mee Shu increased the score for South China.
The Filipino had won all the rounds up to the eighth except the second and fifth, and the fight was scheduled for ten rounds.
CLUB "A" WIN
.. TOURNEY
Seven-A-Sides.At The Valley
The seven-a-side Rugby football competition was brought to a con- clusion on Saturday on the Club ground when seven matches were decided, Club "A" beating H.M.S. Adventure "A" by 26 points to five. The results of the earlier round matches were:-..
Third Round H.M.S. Tamar and Small Ships
beat Seaforths "A" 6-0. ". Club "A" beat Royal Scots
13-3.
MARCH
7, 1938.
League Cricket
INDIANS PLAY "SAFETY
FIRST" CRICKET
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
Inglorious Draw With Club permitting) at HAPPY VAL
By F. Mela
As the result of the cricket matches played in the First Division of the League on Saturday a very interesting position now obtains and the fight for championship honours is keener than ever.
The position as it stands is that the Indian Recreation Club is bracketed with the Craigengower Cricket Club for the top place in the League table. Kowloon Cricket Club is only two points behind and the meeting of the Indians and Kowloon, as well as the game be- "A"tween the Club and Craigangower Cricket Club on the coming Satur- day will be keenly awaited.. As I see it the chances of Craigengower Cricket Club winning League honours are extremely rosy.
Civil Service beat Middlesex "A"
8- 3.
"" Adventure "A" beat Seaforths "B"
6-3.
Semi-Final Round
To return to Saturday games, ¡ however.
THE FIRST EXTRA RACE MEETING WHit be held (weather
LEY on SATURDAY, 、 12th March, 1938, commencing at 2.00 p.m.
The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
No One without a badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.
Badges admitting Non-Mem. bers to the Members' Enclosure Cralgengower: F. R. Zimmera 71, and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies A R. H. Esmall #7.
At King's Park Recreio (158 for (Both including tax) are obtain.
Shelaef weighed in at 143 lbs. Club "A" beat Tamar and Small (portunity of taking full points 8) drew with K.C.C. (106 for 5):-able through the SECRETARY
The teams were:--
and the new champion at 137. South China “A”: Choo Shin This 15 the
defeat frst
the Hang: Mak Shiu Hon, Leung Wing Russian has suffered since he in- From the goal kick, the Eastern Chu: Lau Tid Sang. Lau Hing vaded Manila some months ago. forwards took the ball to the other | Chot, Lee Kwok Wal; Tang Kwong In his first encounter he knocked end of the field, but a long shot Sun, Lai Shlu Wing, Wong Mee lout "Clever" Henry to win the from Lee Tacky went wide. Shun. Lau Fook Chuen. Cheung welterweight crown and to show that his arst victory was no duke Following some midfield play the Moon Wing.
Eastern: Tsang Put Fook: Ng he put Henry out again in the re- South China forwards again came
Kok Wing Chung; turn bout. He was expected to in possession of the ball, and com- Tak Wing. bining well with each other they Muen Chi. Tsar.g Chung Man, Lomake shortwork of Vicent last brought it down to the Eastern's Wal Küen; Chan Ping To. Lee night but somehow he seemed un- goalmouth but again nothing re- Tacky. Soeng Ling Sing. Au She able to penetrate the defence of
Ngok, Kok Kee.
the Filipino.----(Reuter). sulted.
When play was resumed after halftime. South China played bet-
s.
YACHTING RACE
Britain Defeats Scandinavia
The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's Scandinavian Cup match was salled yesterday and resulted In a win fer Britain over Scar- dinavia by 30 points to 12. At the end of the morning race. Britain led by 14 points to 12.
Detailed results are as follows:-
MORNING RACE
Scandivania
A9. Johnsen, R. Dreyer. K. Lund 3; All-S. Berg, F. V. Jensen, E. Anderson D.NF.: A15-J. Krogh- Total: Moe, B. Naess, G. Lund 4. 7 points.
2 Britain A4Major Dixon, Capt. Wilkin- son. C. D. Ross 5; AB-G, G. Wood, S Y. Fiennes. C. T. Davis 7; A10- A. W. Holden, P. C. M. Sedgwick, R.
J. Minnitt 2. Total: 14 points.
AFTERNOON RACE
Britain
A9-Major Dixon, Capt. Wilkin- "son, C. D. A. Ross 4: All-G. G. Wood, S. T. Fiennes, C. T. Davis 5; A15-A W. Holden, P. C. M. Sedg- wick. R. J. Minnitt 7. Total: 16: Morning: 14: Grand Total: 30 pts.
Scandinavia
A43. Krogh-Moe. B. Naess. G. Lund D.N.F.; A6-S. Berg. F. V. Jensen. B. Anderson 2; A10-J. Johnsen, H Dreyer, K. Land 3, Total: 5: Morning: 7; Grand Total: 12-pts.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's Fourth Championship Series was sailed on Saturday with the
following results:
'A' Class started at 14.30 Yacht" Corrected Pos'n Pts.
Artemis
16.58.44
True Blue..... 17.01.05
(Mr. P. H. McMillan) Redshank...... 17.06.50 7
(Mr. C. B. Campling).
17.08.52
CHAN TAK FAI SCORES
FIVE GOALS
Sonny Avery Plays For The Kowloon Football Club
With the departure for Manila on Saturday of the Islington Corinthians. football in the Colony returned to normal again and a number of Shield and League matches were played.
Sonny Avery. the Islington's clever inside-left, who is staying in he Colony, till today before returning to England to ful- fla contract with the Essex County, Cricket Club, made his debut in local League football, playing for Kowloon against the Middlesex, who won easily.
Chan Tak-faí, leader of the South China "B" attack, had on his best pair of shooting boots and scored five times for his side acainst the Seaforths at Sookunpoo. The results of Saturday's matches follow:-
KOWLOON
Knox, D. SEAFORTHS
SENIOR
SHIELD
1
MIDDLESEX
6
0
Grogan 3, Pearson 2, Saw. SOUTH CHINA “B”
NAVY
5
Chan Tak-fal 5, Lee Shek-
yau, Yeung Shui-yick. ar KOWLOON CHINESE
3
Perkins 3, Buratt.
Hathaway.
. Heu King-leu 2, Chin Chi-
fai.
PORTUGUESE S.A.
Campos 2.
JUNIOR 2
SHIELD
SEAFORTHS
SECOND
DIVISION CLUB
* Postponed.
EASTERN
1
KWONG WAH
• POLICE
Yeung Poon-wang.
KOWLOON
ENGINEERS (CH) Chan Chung-tu.
LEAGUE SOCCER TABLES
Second Divison
Goals
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
13 11 2 0 47 11 24
5th Bde. R.A. 13 12 0.1 41 19 24 13 Kwong Wah 18 10 4 2 04 20 24
13 5 5 3 27-23 15
14 6 27 28 29 12
13 4 0 9 38.49 8
Da Rocha 3. Wong Wah- gay. Leung Bing-kan.
Chin Chi-fur.
5TH BDE. R.A.
Percival, Bancroft. MIDDLESEX
Izzard 2. Marable 2. Taylor.
C.B.A. TENNIS TOURNEY
Ships 8-0. Adventure "A" beat Civil Service
8-3.
The Indians had a glorious op-
from the Club but once again lack of enterprise on the part of their batsmen saw them. towards the end, in danger of defeat!
Recreio: E. L. Gosano 78; R. Lee
upon the personal application of 4 for 39.
K.C.C. E. C. Flacher 40; A. Pa Member, such Member to be Peirera 4 for 26.
responsible for all visitors intro- At Happy Valley Royal Navy (149 duced by him, and for Payment for 8) drew with C.S.C.C. (122 for of All Chits, &c. 7) ~~
90.
Royal Navy Capt. Whitmarsh
C.9.C.C.: D. McLellan 39. ".
SECOND DIVISION
THE FINAL After the spectators had beeri
PAINFULLY SLOW entertained to a game of sack
The Club batted first and scored rugger, the Club and Adventure 160 for 9 declared and but for the took the field in a slight drizzle.fact that A. H. Madar was pain- The Club team ran riot in the se-
fully slow with his 25 the chances cond half, winning 2. thrilling
are that the Indians might have game by four goals and two tries
won. As it was Madar's "afety (26 points) to a goal (5 points)arst" tactics rather influenced the
arrears at the after being in
other members of the team, with interval.
one or two exceptions, and this. The game was featured by mag-coupled with the instructions, later 38. nificent play by Van Leeuwen. on. from the captain to "play C.S.C.C.; J. F. Macgowan 23; 8. whose handling of the slippery steady saw the Sookunpoe side G. Baker & for 24, C. Pòpe i for ball, running and "passing were losing two points which might | 43.
The Secretary's Office, 1st. floor, Exchange Building (Tel. |27794) will close at 12.15 p.m."
Tiffins are obtainable at the
At Happy Valley Folice (189 for Club House provided they are 8) beat 3.C.C. (67) by 122 runs-ordered from the No. 1 Boy in
Police: A. E. Carey 60, C. Pope advance. Telephone 21920.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The Price of Admission to the
faultless Henderson gave a grand make all the difference between At the RK.CC. the Club (192 Public Enclosure is $1.00 in display and. together with Grieve being champions and runners-up. for 5) drew with "University (171 cluding Tax, for all Persons,"
paved the way for most of the scores in the second half.
FIRST DIVISION
At Sookunpoo HK.C.C. (160 for
for 8):-
|including Ladies,' and is payable Club: F. H. Stokes 54. R. L. D. at the Gate. Soldiers and Salfors Wodehouse 58. »
in Uniform are admitted Hall Price.
University: J. Tsui 39...
At the K.C.C. the home team
The Club kicked off, but Adven- ture carried play into their oppon- ents' half and from a scrum Mur-9) drew with LR.C. (147 for 8):-
H.K.C.C. A W. Hayward 33 not tay broke through for a good try out. M. F. L. Haymes 27; A. M. (154 for 9) beat Army "B" (40) by near the posts. Northcott added
Rumjahn 4 for 26.
114 runs, the Army playing one goal points.
IR.C. A. R. Kitche 40, K.man short:- Nazarin 30 (Owen Hughes 3 for 45). Owen Hughes did the "hat-trick. his victims being A Rahim, M. el Arcul and A. H. Madar.
The Club retaliated strongly, but hard tackling and dropped passes upset many of their movements until Van Leeuwen was given the ball just outside the Club 25 and haced down for an 'excellent try.
Henderson's kick, However, was and charged down by Mumford, Adventure led at the interval by 5. points to. 3.
|
K.C.C.: R Baldwin 33, R. T.
By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary.
Broadbridge 28; Coombes 5 for 26.
Army "B": Pte. Gantzer 10; Hong Kong, 7th March, 1938. Sargent 7 for 14.
At Happy Valley Craigengower Cricket Club (90 for 5) beat Re- creio (89) by five wickets:-
Recreio; A. E. Noronha 37: Omar
At Sookuapoo the Army (152 for 9) lost to Craigengower (159 for 3) by 7 wickets: the Army played one man short:-
Army: Lt. Godby 77. Lt. Manu 4. for 21. 24. Billimoria 8 for 37.
Cralgengower: H. P. Lim 28.
After an interval of two minutes. Grieve ran 80 yards for a magni- Acent try which Henderson con- verted. This seemed to spell the doom of the Adventure, Stewart scoring in the next minute 'when he picked up a loose ball to go over
A large number of race fans were at the Race Course on Satur- between the posts for Henderson day to watch the morning gallops when the following times were to add the goal-peints. The last four minutes saw Van Leeuwen, Stewart and Miller add further tries, the first two of which were converted by Peers, and the final whistle gave the Club a glorious victory and the trophy once again.
TRAINING GALLOPS
At the conclusion, HE, the GOT- ernor presented the Blarney-Stone Shield to J. C. Miller. Club skipper, and then called for three cheers for the Club team. Miller leading the cheers and "tiger" for His Excellency..
THE TEAMS
The teams were as follows: Civil Service:-H. Watts; T. H Pratt, W. M. MacGrath; J. Red- man; A. W. Holden, B. Hynes, A J. C. Taylor (Capt.).
Middlesex "A":-2/Lt. Chiverall; 2/Lt. Gudgeon. 2/Lt. Weedon: Pte. Jones: L/Cpl. Burrell, Pte. Watson. Lt. Beadnell (Capt.).
HMS. Adventure “A”:--Lt. Wal-
Win For Curtis And sham (Capt.): A. B. Northcott,
Mrs.
Clarke
The Central British Association held an enjoyable American mixed doubles tennis tournament at
Kings Park yesterday afternoon. Each set was decided on the best of seven games.
Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Clarke were the winners, and the runners-up were Mr. Skinner and Miss M. Mc- Alpine.
The full scores were:-
BLUES
Sgm. Murray; Mne. Mumford: Sgt. Burston, S. B. A. Jones, C. E. R. A. Martin.
до
Royal Scots "A":Lt. Douglass; Sgt. Pratt, L/Cpl. Boe; Lt. Drew-i Wilkinson: L/Cpl. Sims, Lt: Lowrie (Capt.). L/Cpl. Roff.
Seaforths "B":-Pte. Walmsley; Pte. Carruthers, Pte. Matthieson; Pte. Hardiment; 2/Lt. Maclagan (Capt.).
Boustard, Pte.
L/Cpl. Milne,
Clab "A"-H. Van Leeuwen; D. H. Stewart, W. E Grieve; J. R Henderson; J. C. Miller (Capt.). W. E. Peers, C. F. Needham. D. "Smith and Miss F. Best 21, HMS. Tamar and Small Ships:- Baunch and Miss P. Whitley 21,Lt. Skelton (Grampus); Lt. Harvey Skinner and Miss McAlpine 21. (Odin) and L. Wtr. Robertson (Ta- Total 152 68 16 68 379 379 152 Simpson and Mrs, Skinner 19, mar: Lt. Talbot (Grampus); Lt. Gaubert and Miss S. Whitley 15 Woods (Grampus), Sgn. Ford (Ta-
mar) and Lt. Ogle (Phoenix). 8 and Taylor and Miss McFayden 9.
Seaforths "A":-Lt. R. D. Macla- REDS
gan: Sgt. Pratt and Pte. Rainey; Fte. Peachey; Pte. Knowles, Lt. I A. Maclagan and Pte. Ballantyne..
1
10
(Mr. G. G..Wood)
Isobel
16.59.25 (Mr. L. J. Davis)
2
14
Middlesex
3
(Mr. H. S. Rouse)
Bouth China 16 9 0 7 42 28 18.
Jean.............. 17.01.07
4
12
(Col. G. C. Gowland)
Engin'rs (E 14 7 3 4 48 28 17 Seaforths
Carpenter ... 17.01.20
5
11
(Major B. E. C. Dixon)
Kowloon
Club
Joss
17.03.43 6
10
C. Police
15 4 0 11 23 55
8
9
Engin'rs (C) 11
Eastern
1 0 10 10 57 2
14
Q 0 14 11 84 0
Jan
8
8
(Capt. L Krogh Moe).
Kittiwake
17.14.32
9
7
(Miss S. M. King)
Allsa
Nereld II
10
Robena
Teal. 17.24.56.
11
5
17.07.19 3 (Mr. P. M. Firth)"
17.07.274 4 (Mr. J G. B. Dewar)
7
Eve
Gael
Owl
Capt. 8. del Court)
D.NF. -'G' Class started at 14.35
16.59,44 1 10 (Major A. McMillan)
27.33.01
Sirius
Stella
..17.08.53 5 (Mr. C. Trenchard Davis)
17.03.11 6
6
Zephyr
(Mr. F. C. Manning)
17.04.401
繽
4
2
8
(Mrs. A. 8. Querin)
Eryl.....
Mixed Classes
17.13.22 8 (Major J. C. 8. Gale)
3
Heron
17.05.07
1
11
Widgeon
****.... 17.00.06
9
(Mr. L. Garner)
....... 17.20.03 (Lt. E. F. Stanley, R.N.)
(Lt. Willmott, R.N.)
(Mrs. J. O. Pattullo)
Curtis. and Mrs. Clarke 28, D. S. Blake and Mrs. Curtis 19, N. Whit- ley and Miss. L Wolley 16, Clarke and Mrs. Scott 16, Greenberg and 5 1Mrs. Lampard 14 and Zaitzeff and
Miss E. Clewer 1.
BILLIARDS AT" C.S.C.C.
3. A. Bendall has reached the The "H" Class event attracted Final of the Civil Service Cricket four starters, Diana, Colleen, Aertel Club Billiards' Handicap Tourna
and Dorothea, but was ruled no ment. He will meet either H. E
Bennett or A. W. Grimmitt.
race.
SEVEN TEAMS FROM
K.C.C.?
Providing sufficient support is forthcoming, the Kowloon Cricket Club will enter seven teams in the Tennis League, which commences towards the end of May,
Teams will probably be entered
in the 'Men's "A" "B" (two), "C" "D" and Mixed (2) Divisions.
taken:
Desert Chief
King's Warden
Trentbridge
Ythan
Laughing Buddha
New Star
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Fixtures
TODAY Meetings. Fortnightly, ** the Hong Kong Referees Asociation, &
p.m.
Tennis Open Singles: F. A: Broadbridge v. W. A. Land; D. K. Leung . I. M. A. Razack; A V. Cesano v. 9. W. Liang: "Open Doubles; Luk Ding-cheung and B. W. Wong v. Wel Chung and Pang Ol-lam: H. Owen- Hughes and TA. Pearce v. "L. Llew and Peter « U; H. A. Barros and J. Gonsalves v. W. F. Wong and Cheng Ping- yeung: S.A Wong and Cheng Ping yeung; 8. A. and H. D. Rumjahn v. P. G. Leung and Marsland.
TOMORROW Badminton.-YMCA. Badmin- ton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m.-
Tennis. Open Singles: A. Craw- ford v. B. Szeto; E. G. Fincher v. F. V.. Harrison; Open Doubles: Tsui Wai-pui and Trui Yan-puí - v. 1 Agafuroff and J. Pengelly; Paul Kong and Lee Wai-tong v. Major Newnham and Major Baines, Pr
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 Athletics.—Quarry Bay School Annual Sports, at the Tennis Ground of the Taikoo Club, 10.45
a.m
Shooting Hong Kong Ride As- sociation Weekly Spoon. and Practice Shoot, Arms Ranges, Kowloon City; 2 p.m.;
Table Tennis-Y.M.C.A. Table Tennis.
I
Tennis-Open Singles: Leung Ping-chlu y. A. V. Gosano or B. W. Liang.
· THURSDAY, MARCH 10 Tennis-Open Singles: Cheng Ping-yeung v. F.. H. Kwok; Lee Wai-tong v. Wel Chung; 8.8. Hus- slan v. H. Owen-Hughes; Wong Shlu-wing.v. Comdr. R. E. Rump: Tau! Yan-pul v. Pang Ol÷lam; E. C.; Fincher or F. V. Harrison v. A. Crawford or B. Szeta. ··
FRIDAY, MARCH 11 Badminton.-Y.MC.A. Badmin- ton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m. Tennis.. Open Singles: Paul Kong' v. J. W. Leonard; Tzul Wal- pul or A; Chan v. J. A. H. Douglas or W. Bander; 8. A. Rumjahn v. F.. A: Broadbridge or W. A. Land; | Open Doubles; F. H. Kwok and 6. W. Llang or Capt. 3. C. Lock Band” M... Tomilrison, V. J. W.
Leonard and G. Choa or C. Burnett and A. Crawford: A. V. Gosano and A. V. Remedios v.
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