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PAGE 10-HONG KONG DAILY PRESS
ALL THE
SPORT
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1938.
SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES
FOOTBALL GETS UNDER Hard Court Tennis
WAY IN INTENSE HEAT
.
Club Do Well Against The Royal Scots; South China
Find New Forward
In intensive heat, but with no lack of enthusiasm, the local foot- ball season began on Saturday with two matches in the first division and two in the second, all being "friendly" encounters.
The best game was that between the Hong Kong Football Club and the Royal Scots, when the latter were given a bad fright. Field- ing a team which, considering the earliness of the season. was re- markable for its good combination, the Club ran away with a swift lead of two goals, both from the feet of Ernie Strange, and, before. the interval. Kirwan made it three.
Tang Lai Shiu-wing and Kwong-sum scored the other goals.
JUNIOR DIVISION With their forwards running riot for the best part of the game the Royal Scots Juniors beat Club Second's by nine goals to two,
The Scots came back strongly. and briliant shooting by Hossack. who netted a "hat-trick" in "quick succession, saw them level up the big défelt. Strange then scored once more for his own, hat-trick but a little before' timë 'McKay beat Payne to make the game a draw. SOUTH CHINA'S FAST WIN
The winners', marksmen were The main feature of the Southwell on the target and not one real China-Middlesex game was not so opportunity was lost. Garrie (3), much that, in losing by three goals to nil, the soldiers failed to score. but that the winners could them- selves have scored on a number of
her occasions.
Their forward line was, as usual. brillant, but its characteristic of taking things easy when the op position's measure has been taken was in evidence, and a number of opportunities was missed."
Lam">Tau-man, XXWcomer from Shanghai, playing in his first game, made a favourable impression, and, la addition to.. opening the scoring, was res- ponsible for some good creative work.
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SATURDAY'S
SOCCER SCORES
FIRST DIVISION FRIENDLY
S. China Club
3 Middlesex
4 R. Scots
SECOND DIVISION
Club . K.FG.
FRIENDLY
2 R. Scots
1. Steals
TODAY'S SOCCER
Keane (2) Kae (2) and Gilroy and Simons shot the goals for them.
For the losers, P. Willson scored both goalsand. Tommy Pile, ex- Police player, and N. Smith were also prominent.
The margin of two goals to one by which the Royal Corps of Sig- nals beat Kowloon Football: Club was a fair reflection of the play. but it has to be added that the
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THE WEEK'S
MATCHES
The programme for the week today Sin the commencing hardcourt tennis follows:-
TODAY
South China Charity Swim Gala
VALLEY BOWLS COMPETITIONS
POLICE, FOOTBALL CLUB, LOSE
Good swimming and a large championships attendance contributed to the The Happy Valley Lawn Bowls
success of the charity swimming Competition, confined to the four gala in aid of war refugees held Valley Clubs and for a cup present- Court No. 11-S. A Gray v. J. South China A, Bathing ed by Vat 69 Whisky, represented Pavilion, North Point on Saturday locally by Messers, W. R. Loxley & R. Turner.
night
Co. (China) Ltd, was commenced yesterday, when Craigentover beat Police and Civil Service defeated the Footballers. ****
Court No. 12-8. ¿gafuro. V. Wong Fook-nam.
Court No. 17.-Tennie Kwok v. A. E. P. Guest.
Court No. 18.-Peter U v. S. L. Rumjahn.
Court No. 19.-Lee Wai-tong and w.C. Hung v. O. Rumjahn and G. Choa.
4
TUESDAY
K. K. Fung.
Court No. 18-Tsui Yun-pui v. Bick Szeto.
2
SELS
CRAIGENGOWER WIN
At C.Ś.C.C., Gralgengower Cricket club beat Police Recreation Club by 13 shots,
RACING
ENTRIES AND HANDICAPS
FOR MACAO MEETING
*
Special Sweep Interest On South China Cup Event
1.
Pak Shan Handicap ("D" Class
Mile)
Entries and Handicaps for the. September Meeting of the Macao
Borrachito 157, Canary 152, Jockey Club, to be run on Sunday,
Cuban Love 160, Good Morning September 11; are as follows:-
Toishan Handlesp (6 Furlongs) 156, Lancashire Chap. 140; Mac's Country Flower 135. Gold Clause Adventure. 140, National Anthem 149, Hohenfels 135. Hopefuller 143. 140, Zero 156. Morning Tip. 135, Rothesay Bay Faishan Handicap ("E" Class
Mile Second Section) 135, Victory Life 183, Tsinahan Bandicap (6 Furlongs) Acme 158, Chiu Shan 158. African Cat 168, Cloudy Star 144. Cricketer 151. Daddy Longings 144. Daddy Longlegs 147, Double Up Dark Hazard 152 Donible dip Eagle 140 Eagle 140, Macan Star 140, 140. Iron Knight #1. Labour Day Mustard 140. National Triumph 155, Lucky. Seven 152, Macau' Star 147, Sahara Star 146, Stymle 155, 140. Mac's Second Venture 155,
Persian Cat 145,7 Wenning 140,
Results were as follows: 50 Metres free-style Ladies 1. Teang Fung Kvan, 2.. Ya Su Ching Time: 44.1/3 Becs.
Senior 100 Metres Free-style (Men): 1. Ting Cheong Ming. 2.
PRC.-W. Cameron. 1. Glendin Li Fook Kal Time: 72.4/5.
100 Metres Free-style (Ladies ning. F. Nolan, W. E. Hollands Open Race); 1.5.Waling (skip) 17; W. McLeod, 8. Farlow, Court No. 17-Trui Wai-pui v(CBC), 2. Miss A Thirgell Time Fender. E. G. Post (skip) 17:
(CBC). 2. Mis 4 Thirwell. Edwards, C. Dowman, W. Campbell,
A. E. Carey (skip) 20; W. Glendin Time: 1 min. 29.1:17.sers.
"Elle" Saving Exhibitions: by the ning. A. Wright, T. Shepherd, a. C.
Moss (skip) 117. Total: 71.
South China Cup (1 Mile) Members of the Club,
C.C.C.- Penny, W. Ward. W. Country Flower 135. Coureur Free-style Exhibition: by Mr.K. Way, R. Basa (skip) 221 C. R. Bleu 135, Fairy Auk 157. Fairy 135, In connection with the "South Chan:Wing Kal: - Time: 1 min to Souza, N. P. Karanjia, M. A. B. Gold Clause 135, Hogmanay 135. Chios Cup the 4th Race on the Souza. Cavanagh (skip) 24; J..Hohenfels 135. Hopefulleg 135, Programme, a special $1 Sweep Is 200 Matres Breast-stroke (Men's Leonard J. Soares. J. Landolt, AE Meadow Eve 135, Marry Doer 151. being conducted. The cost of a open maze) 1. Chan (Luk Kai Coates (skip).17; K.-M. Omar, T. Merry Fatty 135, Merry Maker 150, Through Ticket is 57 per set. Both (CBC), 2. Lo Pu Yan Suth Locke, A. M Omar, M. Omar Morning. Tip 135, Rothesay Bay are obtainable from the Club's |China). Time; 3 mix 9.1-5 “seca...” (akip) 21. Total: 84.
135, Shanghai 4 160, Victory Life Office 2nd Floor, Gloucester Build- 100 Metres Back-toke (Ladies): 1. Tsang Fung Kwan 2 (Yu. Su Ching. Time: 2 min. 3.5/5 sess.
Fancy Swimming.
Ho Foo A stroke exhibitions: by Mr Tsang
Court No. 19-1, bgafuroj and J. R. Pengelly v. Pang Ol-lem and Mok Fuk-in.
WEDNESDAY ...
Court No: Ma v. G. Chos
Court No. 18.-S. À. Gray or J. R. Turner y. W. C. Hung.....
Court No. 19.-Lee Wal-tong v. H. D. Rumfahn,
THURSDAY
14
secs..
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FOOTBALLERS DOWN On-the Police green, Civil Service Cricket Club beat Hong Kong Foot- Butterny-ball Club by 28 shots.
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Court No. 11.-D.S. Sze and F. Grose v. 1. Agafuroff and J. R.
100 Metres Free-stye (Men's): Pengelly or Pang Ql-lam and Mok Fuk-in.
Court No. 12. J. Ferguson v.1. Wong Chi Bucs 2. Kok ng lasers' team was by way of bel. Agafuroff or Wong Fook-nam.
Ming. Time: 1 min 10.4/5 secs. Court No. 17.F. T. Baines and
Metres Breast-stroke Sculley and Pitcher put the sig- nais two goals ahead at half-time, L A Newnham v. E. C. Fincher ind Ladies'): 1. Ld Fo. Luen, 2 Tsang
Fung Kwan. Time: 3 min. 55.2/ and after the interval Welsh re-
Court No. 18.-B. Szeto and C. K.secs. fuced the arrears.
Chan Tsut Wal-put and Trui Yun-pul.
experimental.
HOME FOOTBALL
RESULTS
London. 'Sept. 3.
The following were the results of League football matches, played today.
FIRST DIVISION
Aston Villa
Chariton
Chelsea
Everton
9 Huddersfield
The Eastern Athletic Association will play a friendly game of football against Kwong Wah on the Hong Kong Football Club ground today Kicking of at 4:30 p.m.
fi
Eastern Athletic Assn.
Sammy
Choung;
Tsang or
Ng Ching
2.
Yuen Shue, Tsang Chung Wan
or Kwok Peng Tiong;
M'chester U.
Portsmouth
Preston Stoke Sunderland Wolves
·
9: Derby
2 Leeds
3 Leicester.
2 Brentford
1 Arsenal
2 Bolton
1 Liverpool
1 Middlesbro
1 Grimsby
1 Blackpool
0
A. V. Remedics.
.
Court No. 19.-S. A. Ramjahn and HD. Rumjahn v. A' Chan and J. Hsu.
Matches for Friday. September 9, will be notified later.
AMERICA TWO" AHEAD
DAVIS CUP TENNIS
London, Sept. 4..
200
Mystery Of McCormick
Mystery of McCormick caus- ed a first-day sensation in the Oval Test. Non-inclusion of the Australian bowler in the tourists' team surprised every- body, writes a Home corres- pondent,
Official explanation" was McCormick
was suffering
the shoulder.
that from
but
in theeveryone knew that the trouble the Davis was only very slight. I got behind the scenes in a chat, with a pro-
1 America is leading Australia by neuritis, in
to nil matches two Challenge Round of
Donald Budge beat Bromwich minent member of the Australian
party. The truth is-McCormick
R. L. Riggs beat Adrian Quist was dropped.
4 Birmingham
1
3 Cup.
.1
1 6-2, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5.
SECOND
DIVISION
Bradford? Burnley Bury
Manchester G. 2
4-6, 6-0, 8-6, 6-1;,
Budge was booed in the third
1
round when he made eight con-
5 Southampton
2
secative errors. The crowd was
0 Blackburn
2
1
yelling annoyance when the final
set started.
2 West Brom.
0
Chesterfield Luton Plymouth Sheffield U.
Swansea
Tottenham'
Soong Ling Sing. Hsu Cheng Tranmere
Ching, Lo Wal Kuen:
Chan Bing To, Buen Kam Shun. Lee Tack Kee, Au She Ngok, and Xau Ching To.
Kwong Wah
Lee Kwok Kee;
Hau Yang Sang, Chung FaiLam: Chung Wing, Henry Young, Vong
Wahr Kalt AS
Lee Bing Kam, Lo Wing Koo, Chin Chi Fan, Ceuk Sex Kam, and Wong King Chine.
West Ham
2 Natts. F.
2 Norwich
0 Newcastle
1 Milwall
2 Coventry
Fulham
2 Wednesday
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Aldershot Bristol®
Crystal P.
Exeter Mansfeld Newport "Northampton Notts, C.
Queen P. R. Southend
Walsall
1 Swindon
5 Fort Vale
2 Watford
$ Ipswich
4 Brighton
3 Cardin...... Clapton
5 Torquay
1 Bristol R
2 Reading
1 Bournemouth
• Late start. THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Accrington
WINTER OLYMPIC Barnsley
GAMES
Switzerland To
Be Venue
ام
Bruncle, Sept. 4.
The International Cympic Committee, which met on Saturday, under the chairman- ship of the brest exit, Count Bijlley Lattour, decified to en- fitzerla the or
Olymple
rarisation' wuiter
Games in 1948
though Finland declared that she would be prepared to stage this section of the games What
brought the committee. this decision was the fact that Switzerland is in a position to hold all the siding contests while Finland had been awarded the Winter Games these events would
had to be quitt
sitzerland hold, the, es
were,
Darlington
Gateshead
Hartlepools
Hull
1 Budge was like a machine gun,
taking three games and then
1 Bromwich rallied gamely, just fail-
1
3
ing to hold the American.
QUIST DISHEARTENED
Quist was disheartened by Riggs.
0 He railled in the second set but
1 thereafter never appeared to have
0 a chance. The American's driv
ing and placing overwhelmed his
2 opponent in the fourth set which
lasted only fourteen minutes.
Riggs played chiefly from the
1 baseline, forcing Quist into error
1 repeatedly. His win is regarded: as justifyizig the choice of Riggs
2 which was criticised before the
match-(Reuter).........
1 N. Brighton 2
1 Halifax/
- 0 Crewe
2 Carlisle
@ Southport
: Bradford C
0 Chester
1 Oldham
Stockport York
3 Barrow
Wrexham
$ Dodgaster
Lincoln Rochdale
1
0 Rotherham
SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION
Aberdeen Albion Clyde Hamilton Hearts
Kilmarnock
0 Motherwell
3 Partick
Hibernian
HOME RUGBY SCORES
London, Sept.-3. Results of the Rugby matches
i played today were:-
Cardiff 39, Abertillery 3. Coventry 9. Bridgend 5.
Leicester 0, Bedford 18.
Neith 36. Rezolven 0.·
Northampton 16, "Metropolitan
Police 0.
0 Plymouth Albion 22. Exmouth 3.
Tormay Athletic 10. Exeter. Weston-super-mare 18. Cross
keys 0,
0
4 Third Lanark, 3. 1. Celtic
w/T 5
0
0
1 St.J'stone. Queen's QB 1 Bt. Miren: Queen's Park 1 Arbroath -- Faith
Falkirk » Rangers
A ASIA A SECOND DIVISION Brechin 1 Airdrie Dundee U. 1 Allan Dunfermline 4. Dundee: East Stirling. 6 Bt. Bernards galsburgh 0 Cowdenbeath Fortar Leith
Morton
1 East Fle
1 Dumbarton
4 King's Park
Btenhousemuir 3 Montrose
fool Houter),
(Reuter).
SECOND RUGBY
TEST
Port Elizabeth, Sept. 4.
In the second Rugby football Test, South Africa beat Great 2 Britain by 19 points to three, the 4 half-time score being 10-0, $*?"
Britain was absolutely outplaye South Africa scored a try, two
1 vlerad goals and two penalty goals
Brain scored try (Duff) (Renter),
MCCORMICK
1. MacGowan and J. Hollidze recorded sizes
HKFC.-B. A. Mansell, C. B. Robertson, E. B. Carter, H. V. Pearse (skip) 8; J. Howell V. Walker, J. Russell, E. Tuck (skip) 24. Steven, G. 8. Graver, F. H. Glover. A Brooksbank (skip) 17 P Shaw, CF. Needham. 1. Lammert, F. H. Haynes (skip) 21. Total: 71.
CB.C.C.-A. Warr. 8. Eccleshall. W. J. Burling, G. H. Sherri "(skip) 28: R.R. Davies, J. R. Pengelly, J. W. Cook, E. W. Bimmonds (skip) 25; J. Gellately, J. Parvis, L. A. Collyer, J. F. McCowan (skip) 26; J. Deakin, R. R. Wood, W. R. Hillyer. J. Hollidge (skip) 22. Total: 99.
China's
Out And Out Baseball
Victory
nil
The Final of the Mamak .... International Baseball Tour- fament at Caroline Hill yes- terday morning saw China swamp Britain by 13 runs to
in China bad five the first innings, four in the fourth innings and four more in the sixth innings, But there was plumb nothing for every man at the plate, as Britain batted in desperation.
Mr. B. Mamak personally pre- sented the prizes to Eari Wong, China's captain. All the other boys on the winning side also re- ceived medals.
Scores:-
BRITISH EMPIRE
B. H.
E
0
0 01
0 0 1
ALL
Muir
¡D. Leonard
Q
0
Stanley
0. 0
Bowen
03
Norman
0
1
18
Rumtaim
0
Q
Walker
0
C
I
Kiggin's
0
CHINA
Lum
The Australian selectors thought Ching Fredpeen, of fom lately, so they Wong
deemed to leave him out of the Lo team in the final Test.
Chan
Two of the selectors wanted to Chinn bring in White, the left-hand Choy. spinner, instead of Badcock, but 8. Wong Bradman, as captains. over-ruled T. Marr them
Chung
Sporting Fixtures
Hall
144.
Ladles Sprink: (Unofficial) à Mile Fost Entries
ing.
TRAINING GALLOPS
were clocked during the morning 'gallops
The following times are at the Race Course yesterday morning:
1- 331.03 1.37.3
Dis- lat tance Gr.
2nd
3rd 4th Last
Humdrum Eve ................. King's Lead.
#4 1.27 201
Just in Time
3
32 1.05.1 1.38.2
31.1
Plain View Dawn Star
1
37 ·1.13 1.48.2 2.33
37
1.19
1.58 2.33.2 35.2
35
1.06 1.34.3
28.3
New Star Borrachita
Night View
Split Hand
Gold Coin
Perfect Day
"Yum Sing
Snowy River
45 1.30 2.12. 2.46 34
1.16.3 1511 2.23.4 32.1
36.2.1.17 1.57 2.32 35
41.3 1.19.2 1.56 2.21 311
32.1
26,4
36
29.2
1
38.1 1.17.2 151.2 2.22.1 30.4.
Laughing Buddha
1
38
Aztec
35 1.06
1.34.3
28.3
Sea Dragon & Whalsey mung Katinka
48.2 1.34
2.17
2.50 33.
1
41.1 1.20
1.59.1.2.34
34.4
Flanchet & King's Corenation
1... 40. 1.22
1.68.3 2.34
35.2
I
38.1 1.18 .1.53.2 2.25.4 32.2
Honeymoon BTC S
Moonlight View
11
38 1.14
1.48.2 2.19
30.3
Handicap Eve
1
38 1.15
1.49.2 2.20.32:31
Louis XIV
413 1.21 1.55.1
341
Salvage Master
Rose Jane & Smiling Thru-
38.
3.15.2 1.47.8
2
34.2 1.05.3 1.32.2
40 1.22 1.58
#
36.3 1.10.4 1.40.1.
38.2 1.16.1 1.48.1
32
35.2 1.12 1.48.1 2.19.3 31.2 36.3 1.11.4 1.47.3 2.18.1 30.3 36.4 1.13.1 1.47
33.4
1
35.2 1.11.4 1.47.3 2.22
34.2
1
1.11 1.44 37
2.16
32
37.1 1.13.3 1.48.2
$4.4
2
40.1 1.20
1.53.2
33.2
1. 46 1.30 2.08.2 · 2.41
323
43
1
1.26.1 2.06 44.3 1:23.4 2.00
39.4
2.34.3 34.3
A
1 # 1.25.1 2.85
2.38.1 33.1
1
35.3 1.08.3 1.39.4 2.084 29
1
38
1.18.1 1.52,2 2.26.2 34.
1
1.29.2 1.57.1. 2.77.3 30.2
Fei Ying.....
Expression Time
Piet Hein & Good Morning Cape Comorin &
Gold Sovereign Wild Cat
Wenning
Tempest Golden Cow
Rex
Diogenes
Royal Highness & Atomic Star Beat That
Emergency Call
Warden King'
FAR EASTERN
TENNIS TOURNEY
Plans to determine a tennis- champion for the Far East have been fostered In Salgon and to this end an invitation has been received by the Colony to send Its best to participate.
The invitation, it is learned, was Issued by the Federation Cochin- Chinoise de Lawn Tennis, and the tournament, to be called the Far
R. H. E East Championship, is proposed to 0 commence at the end of November.
A great attraction to the tourna
40
LAWN BOWLS
TOURNEY
Scotland And Portugal Win
Two thatches in the Gutierrez Shield International Lawn Bowls Tournament played yesterday re- suited as follow
Scotland defeated England by 16 shotato-15.
Scotland: J. Watson, J. Gellatly,
01 players as Destremea, the French J. McKelvte, and R. Duncan (skip).
England: E. G. Past,, G. Meyor,
1
0
2. 1
0
0.0
1ment will be the presence of such
1
1
0 Davis Cup player who is ranked
1
3
20 brilliant French tennis star, and
Portugal beat India by 21 shots
I
0
Kho Sin-be, the well-known Chi-to 187 100 nese Davis Cup players.
2
1
11 No. 2 in France, Pelizza, another A. J. Hall and EW. Ines (skip)...
SWIMMING-Mixed Swimming, in European YM.C.A. Swimming Pool
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ↑
Fortugal; L. F. Xavier, HA
It is not definite, that all these Alves, C. G. Silva and F. X. Sulva players will take part, but the (skip).
Federation Cochin-Chinoise, de India: J. Hoosen, D., M. Khan; Lawn Tennis anticipates their ac A R. Minu and A. K. Minu: (skip), ceptance of invitations which have been issued CANAAN This is splendid move on the part of the Tepple #poplation in Baigon and will meaninich to ten- nis generally in the Far East, put ting it. it will do, before the
TODAY BADMINTON, Cathedral
Badminton. 8.30 p.m.
Rifles HOCKEY Kuomian
Nomads, Maria Ground, Kow-
SARĄ BADMINTON. YMO.A.Ladies) whole world. loon 5 p.m.
Badminton, in the West Lounge. TENNIS.—Hardcourt Champion- in the morning.
ships: Court No. 11 8.. A. Gray VJ. R. Turner; Court No. 12-B)
Agafuroff Wong Fook-nam;
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
Badmin
Court No. 17 Tennte Kwok v. A BADMINTON
GOVERNOR TO PLAY BOWLS
As the first Governor of the Colony to be patron of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association, His Excellency Sir Geoffry: Northcote CHARITY BASEBALL has shown a keen interent trothe dearen game during the whole summer.;; Further evidence of
Due largely to the one pitching
of CC. Lee, who took over on the
moung is the second inning. Chi-provided on nese Baseball Club beat the Over-8 when His
the-rink Anona Swimming seas Chinese Club by 1s runs to two
BP. Guest Court No. 18 Peter ton in the West Lounge 1 DyB. A. Bujahn, Court No. SWIKIME
1) Lee Wai-tong and W. G. Hung
7 Omar Rumsan and G. Choa
1 TOMORROW BADMINTON YMCA Badmin.
tan, to the West Lounge,
at Vic
of the Nitional Rellet Fund.
of the Colony, in a charity baseball game played Recreio to Recreation Club, at Carpline Hill on Saturday.
Swimming, in match was blaved under the been so successful the
iming auspices of the Hong Kong branch
lay a
the
clu
The
The
European
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