PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1940.
In the World of Sports
IDEAL SHOOTING WEATHER FAVOURS H.K.R.A. SATURDAY AND MID-WEEK
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MEETINGS: EVERYBODY KEPT ON "QUI VIVE"
There was quite a good muster on the Stonecutters Range for the usual Spoon and Practice shoot on Saturday, over 50 members attending.
Once again they were rewarded by ideal shooting weather, there being no wind at all, and the Hghi was much better than usual at 600 yards.
Mr. J. A. Guard, of the D.B.C.... won the nett spoon for the aper- ture sights class, just beating Mr. A. Simpson, also of the D.R.C., by a higher score at 600 yards.
Brighty 1 C/Sgt. P. Hale
Sgt. M. F. Rushman, of the RN. | L/Cp!, S. G. Range Staff, headed the open sights class with a score of 88, just beating Sgt. R. Heap, who crashed badly at 600 yards.
LEADING SCORES
The leading scores on Saturday were as follows:-
Mr. W. K.
18/9gL
BOWLING ALLEYS COMPETITION
SENIOR SHIELD
FOOTBALL
Saints' Team For Tomorrow
Indo-China Team To Visit Colony
WILL PLAY H.K. The following have been select- In a 3rd round game of the Sin-
AND TWO CLUBS For the first time in the history gles Handicap Competition, J. Hed to play for St. Joseph's against Waits (plus 20) beat M Talan (plus South China" in the second of local soccer, 'Individual dubs round of the Senior Shield at have been selected to play against 12) by the narrow margin of 6 pink,
Caroline H tomorrow:-Sammy visiting Interport teams. Scores follow:
472.
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This de I Watts:-173, 148, 127. Total, 8; D. Leonard, L, Woo: Ccision was made at an emergency
Marques. Kussain, Honniball;
meeting of the Hongkong Foot- Castleton, B. Gosano, A V. ball Association held last night Gosano, Perlera and Alves -
when it was arranged for the The South China "B" team
visiting Interport team from will probably comprise:-Cheung French Indo-China to play one
M. Talan: 121. 164, 181. Total. 456.
Wing-chol: Hau Yung-sang and game against South
and Luk
GOAL-SCORING RECORD
AT CAROLINE HILL
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Fox Nets Five For Army
In Kotewall Cup
Cup Match
A LOCAL FOOTBALL RECORD WAS ESTABLISHED BY FOX yesterday while playing for the Army against the Navy in the first round of the Kotewall Cup at Caroline Hill yesterday, when he net- ted six goals, two of which were headed in. One of the goals was disallowed, however, for off-side by another player but Fox's brilliant feat enabled the soldiers to defeat the sallors by five goals to one. Hendy being responsible for the solitary goal scored by the Navy.
It is the first time on record that solo run to scare the third for the K.C.C. V. K.B.G.C.
China and a player has scored as many as Army. Yuen Shu: Yeung Kun-po, Lamone against Eastern after the In-six, or even five, seals in a first- 32 32 29 93
SECOND HALF scr. 29 31 32 92 TENNIS MATCH Tak-po
Tat-hang terport game against the Colony.
class competition match in Hong- Cheung Nei-sing, Tam Chum-
Although the Army continued St. (Ri K, Hoo 30 30 32 92
All three matches will be played kong. A return tennis match has been tuen. Chan Tak-tal, Kwok Ting on the Navy ground at Causeway
pressing, the second half saw the S.I. (R)
The game, was an entirely one-Navy more aggressive and on A. C. Chan 2 32 32 28 92 arranged between the K.C.C. and ki and Lee Shek-yan
Bay, the dates being Feb. 8 (In-sided affair with the Army in several occasions they managed to the K.B.G.C. on Sunday, January 1.
terport), Feb. 9 IS.
China) and possession most of the time. Play break away, but failed to score F. TollisonI 3 30 31 30 91 play commencing at 2:30 p.m.
Feb. 10 (Eastern).
was slow and scrappy and was through bad combination. Hendy The following have been selected Like A. J.
COLONY TEAM
marked by a great deal of wild and O'Regan being the only two in to represent the K.C.C.-
The team selected to represent kicking in which both sides were the forward line capable of taking LADIES: Mrs. Blandford, Mrs. on the Navy ground at Causeway Crabb," Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Goodwin. Bay on Feb. 8 will play a trial the Colony against the Federa-equally to blame."
the game past the Army half- Ten mihutes from the start Fox backs. Mrs. Kevan, Mrs. Millard, Mrs. game against the Combined Ser-tion Cochin Chinoise de Football
received a good pass from Pearson After Fox had scored the fourth Stokes, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wexham, vices on Jart 24. The ground has Association is as follows:-
Robinson
Black- not yet been decided, but it is be-
(Navy);
to shoot in a fast one. Within a from a close-range shot. Phippen Mrs. G. A. White.
barn (Policë), Lee Tin-sang," GENTLEMEN:
few minutes he headed in another passed to Hendy who took the ball Messrs Alieved that the game will be play-
*T.
(S. China "A"); Soong Ling- The Army continued to press and up and beat Moxham with a hefty Madar (Captain). H. W. Crabb, E. ed on the Navy ground, Causeway Curtis. G. M. Gillard, T. C. Kevan. Bay.
sing (S. China "A"), William-
Thorburn tried to score but shot one. A few minutes before the end Son (Kowloon), Hsu King- wide, S. O. Else, A. C. Perry, H. Wexham,
In a melee at the Navy goal the Navy goal mouth and the game.
Fox again netted from a melee at sing (Eastern); Fowler (Club), P. Wynter-Blythe.
Fung King-cheong (S, China mouth Robinson was injured but ended with the Army winning 5-1. "A" Lee Wai-tong (8. China resumed play after first aid treat-. "A"), Thorburn (Navy) and ment which held up the game for Bickford (Club).
about five minutes.
O. Leong 11" 23 28 27 83H Cpl. F. E. Quah 4 23 29 26 83 L/Sgt." W. R.
S.B. (A)
Gillman scr. 28 27 27 82 Mr. H. S. Jones·11 31 28 20 79 Pte. GA Ribeiro 5 24 30 24 78 L/Cpl. A.
D'Aquino 5 25 25 25 75 Mne. Jas.
Fletcher 8 24 29.22 75 Capt. F. P.
Sequeira 5 25 18 31 74 Mr. V. R. J
Merrett 7 27 23 24 74 L/Cpl. J. M.
Xavier 7 25 28 21 74
Le. Seelleur scr. 33. 31 27 91 H'D 200 500 600 Tr1. LA.C. W. Cash 5 28 33 29 908 Capt. F. Sale 3 28 31 30 88, Sgt. M. F.
Rushman 7 28 32.28 88 S.I. (R)
C. C. Chau ser. 28 33 28 89 Pte. J. C.
Fonseca 9 29 31 27 87% CDL F. Cole
2 23 32 28 89 Sgt. R.J. Heap
··3 32 30 25 87
S.R.' (A) Cpl. V. M.
2 28 30 31 8TH C.S.M. F. Maslen Hammond 31 28 28 85
Cpl. R. Langford ser. 27 30 30 87 L/Sgt. J. D.
| L/Cpl. J. E. Remedios 8 28 30 26 84x]
Hawkins 8 30 26 30 86 L/Cpl. A
D'Aquino 5 23 29 29 28 Spr. W. Allo 8 31 27 27 85 L/Sgt. (R)
Cpl. J. C.
Remedios 10 26 25 22 73 L/Sgt. (R)
N. L. Pan 25 21 26 72 Mr. A' G.
Thurston nil 26 21 25 72 C.S.M. M. F.
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Nunn Bdsm. D. Bolam L/Sgt. (R)
N. Pan Sgt. J. R. Wall Cpl. J. C.
Remedios 10 28-29 22 78 SL. (R)
H. O. Tso 7 27 28 24 77 Lt. F. V. Ribeira L/Sgt. A. Moody 8 20 32 22 74 L/Cpl.
4 27 30 25 82 9 26 26 29 31
31 26 24 31 4 25 29 25 80
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6 27 28 21 76
Baptista al 25 21 25 71 Mne. R.J. Jeffery 14 25 23 21 69
S.R. (B)
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Mr. J. A. Guard 1 Mr. A. Simpson 4 Sgt. G. E. Breese i SL (R) A C.
Chan
Mr. A. Trenuuth
Mr. L. W.
30. 33 33 96% 32 33, 31 95 30 34 30 94
2 34 30 30 94
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COLONY CHESS TITLE
V
C:
Games on yesterday's programme į to the Colony Chess Championship
INTERPORT TRIALS
The Colony Interport "soccer tearn selected to meet Indo-China
The HK. Interport Team going: Lo Shanghai will meet the Chi- nese Football Federation in a trial game at Caroline Hill on Jan. 31, in aid of the Chinese Journalists' Association.
THREE MATCHES SHANGHAI, Jan. 18 Reuter)
have been completed with the The Secretary of the Shanghal following results:
L. Blair 1. O. V. Prisalov . A. Kurrik. Sir H." Pollock 4. K. Welss 1. V. V. Kolatchof a. E. Zimmern 1, A. Y. Biriukoff 0. B. S. Litvin 1. D. E de Carvalho 0.
NOMADS HOCKEY
TEAM
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Football Association announced that three matches have been ar- ranged for the Hongkong Inter- port football team with the actual Interport maten im February B
The visitors will play the Com- bined Chinese on February 9 and a Combined Foreign eleven on February 11
The following will represent the UNIV. FOOTBALL, XI
Nomads Hockey Club in their As-
C. P. Basto 9 23 29 22 74 sociation Tournament fixture with The following have been chosen LL D. J. N.
the Royal Engineers, at Sookunpoo to represent the University against Anderson 11 29 25 19 73 on Sunday, bully-off 10.30 am the Royal Signals tomorrow at 2.15 Bdsm, K.
E. A. Alves: R. Xavier, H Soares; A Xavier. H. Gubbay L Souza;
Abscomder 14 25 29 18 72 (N) Winner of Nett spoon. (H) Winner of Handicap spoon. Winner of (N) or (I will have his handicap reduced by one pt.
32 33 29 94 H.K.C.C. TEAMS FOR
TOMORROW
Peckham 3 30 32 31.93
Mr. H. G.
Foreman Cpl. F. Cole
Mr. A. L
Warburton
2 30 33 29 92 2 33 23 26 92
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4 29 31 31 81
(N) Winner of Nett spoon. (H) Winner of Handicap spoon. Winner of (N) or (H) will have his handicap reduced by one point.
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MIDWEEK, SHOOT: SIXTY PRESENT
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The following teams will repre- sent the Hongkong Cricket Club against the C.S.C.C. tomorrow at 2.15 p.m., on the grounds as below:
1st XI at H.K.C.C.-T. A. Pearce (Capt.), G. Aitkenhead. D. de 8. Carey, D. G. Day, A. H. Finnie, M.
L. Haymes, H. Owen Hughes. J. Isley, G. 8. Lovett, A. K. Mac- kenzie, J. L. C. Pearce.
p.m. sharp on the Kowloon Foot- ball Club ground: Y. W. Yeung; A.
R. M. da Silva, F. O. Reed. 9. A.C. Cheung. 8. H. Ling; HT Tang. Reed, B. Xavier.
SPORTING:
FIXTURES
TO-DAY
BADMINTON-Mixed doubles, Re- creio B v. Recreio &; ECO, Y. St. John's
TO-MORROW
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CRICKET LEAGUE- First divi- sion, L.R.C. v. University; Army v. Recrelo; K.C.C.. Craigen- gower Second division, Craigen gower v. K.C.C.; Police v. Army. Recreto v. University; Friendlies, Club v. Civil Service; Civil Ser- vice Juniors v. Club.
Bt.
2nd XI at C.S.CO.!——È J. R, Mit- chell (Capt.), H. J. Armstrong, C. FOOTBALL-Senior Shield, second W. F. Elshop. N. D. Booker, G. P. round, South China B v.
Joseph's (Caroline Hill) 4 D.m First division, Police v. Kowloon (Boundary St eet); Navy V Eastem (Causeway Bay); Club V. Kwong Wah (Club) 4 p.m.; Junior shield, firs, round replay.
A very successful shoot took Charlton, G. E R. Divett, A. T. place on Wednesday at 200, 800 and Dow, H. 3. D. Lowe, D. O. Parsons, 800 yards, 68 members teing pre-R. S. W. Paterson, D. S. Robb. sent. Unfortunately, owing to un-
foreseen circumstances, the long Craigengower C.C.
range shoot originally, arranged,
had to be postponed till next
month.
The weather was very good with
Teams For Tomorrow Kowloon 24th R. (Howloon)
The following have been selected
to represent the Cralgengower C.C.
a varying cross wind to keep every-in League matches against the
body on the qui vive."
Nett spoons went, to P.S.M. 'V. Cooper, 1/Mx, and C.SM. F. Mas- ten, R.E. while Handicap spoons
Kowlean C.C. tomorrow at 2 p.m.:| 1st XI at K.C.C.
E. Zimmern (Capt.), P. J. B- were won by Mr. A. F. Evans and moria, A. J. Hulse, A. K. Ismall, A. LA.C. W. Cash, both of the RAFT. Lee. E. A. Lee, H. P. Lim, W. in the S.R. (b) class, and L/Cpl Hong Bling. : Sodza, G. Winch, J. E. Hawkins, R.E. and L/8gt. (R) F. R. Zimmern.
O. T. Leong, HK.PR. in the S.R. (a) class.
Scorer: H. W. Randali; Umpire: G. Ladd.
NEXT WEDNESDAY SHOOT Shooting on Wednesday next will be at 200, 500 and 600 yards, and the semi-final of the "Belios 800. A. Hung. C. W. Lam, J. W.
Shield" will be decided between the Naval Range Staff and HK.PR.
There will also be Revolver Shooting.
LEADING SCORES
2nd XI at Home B. R. Irance (Capt.). N. Broad- bridge, A. H. Esmall, A. B. Ham- Leonard, T. Lock, A. M. Omar, W.
K. Way, J. L. Young Saye.
Scorer: W. E. Broadbridge.
KOWLOON C.D. v. G.C.C...
The following have been selected
The leading scores on Wednesto represent K.C.C. in league cricket day were
S.R. (B)
matches against Craigengower to- morrow!no!
1st XI (home): F. Goodwin Hp 200 500 600 Ttl. | (Capt.). E. C. Fincher, E. F. Fin- P.S.M. V. Cooper ser. 33 32 32 97x cher, N. A. E. Mackay, R. E. Lee, D. Sgt. F. E. Russell'scr. 32 34 31 97 J. N. Anderson, N. D. "Lloyd, "D. A.S.F. (R)
Hung. W. L. Rapley, A. Zimmern,
D. Lole 2 34 30 32 98 T. A. Madar. Umpire: J. P. Robin- Mr. J. A. Guard 1 33 32 31 96
Capt. F.. A...
son. Scorer: T. W. Carr,
2nd XI (away): W. Mulcahy ! Sequeira scr. 32-33-30-95 (Capt.), G. E. Taylor, G. A. Good- Mr. A. F. Evans 3 33 32 30 96ban, R. Baldwin, S. A. Gray, F. J. Mr. H.L. Langley 2 30 34 30 94 Lay, K. M. Broadbridge, R. A. J. B/M. W. Kifford scr. 32 34 28 94 Bimpson, G. V. Hall. E. Curtis. 8gt. R. J. Heap scr. 31 30 32 93 Umpire: "H. Overy. Scorer: H Sgt. G. E. Breese 1. 32 32 30 93 Brokenshire,
po Electric v South China
2:30 A (Caroline · H)
**Jo
Abraham, Ip Yee; Ko Kim-cheng. Au Sze-ho, Yong. Kin-lin, Tam Kong-yee and Cheah Chong-kee.
HOME FOOTBALL
RESULTS
LONDON, Jan. 18 (Reuter--The following matches in the South A regional football competition were played yesterday:
Crystal Falace . West Ham 3. Tottenham H. 2, Southend 4.
p.m.; RAMC, v. 5th A.A. (Happy Valley) 4 p.m... HOCKEY.-Caer Clark Cup. St. Andrew's v. YMCA (CBA.); Recrelo, Y. CB.3. (Recreio) 3 p.m. Brawn Cup, S. Andrew's V. C.ES. (CBA) 4.15 p.m.; Ar- gonauts 7. D.GS. (CB. School); (King's Y.M.C.A. V. Recreio Park) 3pm! RUGBY.-Club A v. Police & (S00-
Army kunpoo), 2.45 pm.: Club (Bookunpoo), 4 p.m.
SUNDAY, JAN. 21
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Junior Shield, second round. FOOTBALL-Kotewall Cup Com-
A
petition, South China v. Army or Navy (Caroline Hill) 4 p.m. Third division, R.AS.C. v. Elec- tric (Sookanpool 2.30 p.m.; 24th R.A v. 12h RA. (Bookunpoo) | 4 |
v. Signals p.m.; South China (Caroline Hill) 2.30 p.m., v. HOCKEY-Caer Clark Cup, Recreio.
Eastern v Egineers (Club) 2.30 pm. Second division R.A.0.0. v. 30th. R.A (Sookun- 8th pool 2.30 p.m.; 5th A. v. R.A. (Happy Valley) 4 p.m. Becond division B, University v. Signals (Kowloon) 230 Third division, International
'ward
Kumaons (Happy Valley) 2.30 v. C.BS. (Recreio) 3 p.m.
Mr. A. Carmelo, Mexican Consul at Manila and Capt. J. H. Peterson aboard the 38-foot yawl Elvira which is now on its way to Manila with Capt. Peterson in charge Mr. Carmelo, the owner, is leaving by steamer for the south and will be on hand to welcome the craft there.
. Reserves-Duncan (Royal,"cots),
NAVY: Robinson; Roughley, Hall Hills, Layle, Britt: Phippen.
Fox headed in a third but owing O'Regan, Hendy. Thorburn and Lee Kwok-wal (Kwong Wah), to an off-side offence by another Nicholson. Freshwater (Middlesex) and Lui player, the goal was not allowed. ARMY: Moxham: Naysmith. Shiu-ving (S. China "A"),
Shortly before half-time Thomas Hills; Freshwater, Guy, Wilkinson; Mr. W. E. Hollands was appoint-passed to Fox in midfield and the Rearson. Martin, Fox, Saw and ed team manager.
latter took the ball up in a fine Thomas.
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