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SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1940.
In the World of Sports
SENSATIONAL POLICE WIN OVER SING TAO
A major sensation was caused in soccer circles when the lowly Police defeated the hitherto unbeaten Sing Tab by three clear goals. The Chinese team, conskiered to be one of the best teatris, was completely outplayed. The Police, on the other band, played inspir- ed soccer.
As expected, Royal Navy, lost to South China after a fast and exciting game. Lee Wal-tong was responsible for two out of the three winning goals.
Middlesex defeated the Royal Scots by the odd goal'in three; and Kwong Wah lost to St. Joseph's by the odd goal in seven.
major sensation was caused In SING TAO: Cheung Wing-chol...
Hau soccer circles on Saturday when Lee Tin-sang.
Yung-sang the lowly-placed Police confound- Lau Ti-san, Leung Wing-chal, ed the critics with a three clear Soong Ling-sing: Tang Kwong- goal victory over the hitherto un- sum, Fung King-cheang, Kwok beaten Sing Tao on the Club Ying-kee. Lai Shul-wing and ground.
Yeung Shul-yick, A
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POLICE: Manning; Blackburn, A most surprising feature of the match was that the Chinese, con Chan Kworig-yau; Pope, Gough, sidered to be of the best teams' in North: Wong Man-trval Ferrier. the Colony, was practically out- Moss. Howlett and Lau Pak-hung. played by the Policemen who SOUTH CHINA BEAT K.N.
Four played inspired soccer,
penalties, only which were turned into account, were awarded during the course of the game between South China and Royal Navy at Caroline Hill
From the start right to the end Police always had the upper. and and Howlett. giving one of his best performance, continuous- ly beat the Chinese defence. The
two of
After a fast and exciting match the champions won by three goals Police backs played like trojans to one, being in the lead by the and by their hard work never really allow the Chinese to settle odd goal in three at the interval down to their usual game. Black- bara and Chan Kwong-yue were outstanding at back.
Sing Tao gave a disappointing display and rarely came into the picture.
The Chinese gave an excellent ethibition of perfect understand-
g and fine combination arid. with the Navy's defence in good form, a ding-dong "battle ensued between the winners attack and the losers' defence for supremacy.
Robinson played a great game in Navy's goal, saving a penalty shot from Lee Waltong.
Their halves were week! and could not cope with the bustling methods of the Police.
Howlett opened the scoring from a pass, from Moss. This early lead had a good morale effect on the Police who from then onwards spot kick Navy was awarded a played like men inspired...
Police consolidated the lead
After Lee had falled with the
penalty from which Roughley scored. Shortly later, Lee equalis- when -Ferrier scored from a pen-Man-chi put his side in the lead. ed and, before the interval Chow alty and just before the whistle'] Howlett put m his second goal to side further ahead from a penalty. In the second half Lee put his tgut, the issue beyond doubt.
Navy missed a great chance" when Roughley ballooned the ball over the bar from the "spot."
ADVERTISEMENT SOUTH CHINA: Tam Kwan-
THE HONG KONG. JOCKEY CLUB
kon: Tse Kam-hung Lee Kwok- wai; Lau Eing-chol, Lami Tak-po,
NAVY:
HOME SOCCER
RESULTS
CONVINCING WIN
FOR ARSENAL
LONDON, Nov, 24 (Reuter-The following are the results of the Home
tootball matches played yesterday.
NORTH Barnsley 4, Huddersfield 1. Bradford City 3, Middlesbrough
2,
"Burnley 0, Rochdale 1.
Bury 3, Blackburn 1.
Chesterfeld 2, Sheffield W. 0. Doncaster 6. Grimsby 0. Halifax 0, Oldham 1. Leeds 3, Hull 2
Liverpool 3, Manchester U. C. 2 Manchester C. 1, Prestan 2. New Brighton 4 Chester 2... Rotherham 0. Lincoln 3. Southport 1, Crewe 0. Tranmere 0, Everton . Sheffield U. 3, Bradford 4. Stockport 2, Wrexham 1. York 3, Newcastle 0.
SOUTH Aldershot 5, Bournemouth 2. Brighton 1, Warford 1. Bristol C. 3, Cardiff 1. Crystal--Palace-1-Southend 2. Fulham 3, Brentford 0. Millwall 3, Queen's P.R. 1. Northampton 1, Arsenal 8. Portsmouth 4. Leisen 2 Southampton 2, Reading 3. Tottenham 2, Luton 1. Walsall 5, Leicester b. West Bromwich 4. Mansfield 2. Westham 4, Charlton 0
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Albion 0, St. Mirren 3.. Clyde 4, Airdrieonians 3. Dumbarton 2, Fartlek 0. Hamilton 1, Celtic 0. Hearts 1, Motherwell 1 Morton 4. Third Lanark 1.
Alan 5. Queen's Park Rangers 4 Fai mums,
OTHER MATCHES Army 6, Royal Air Force.!. Norwich 2, Army XI I. Stock 3. RAF. XI 2
INTERNATIONAL TEAMS SELECTORS
Mr. Francis Ng and Miss Mary Luey, the softball player, after their marriage on Saturday.— (King's Studio).
COMMODORE'S CUP CHAMPIONSHIP
The 4th Commodore's
Cup Championship of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club sailed on Saturday resulted in a win for Joss-in-the-A-Class-and-Zepphr in the Mixed Class
Joss
"A" CLASS
Finished Corr. Pos Pts. ........ 16.50.30 16.50.30 1 13 (Major G. E. Neve)..
...
True Blue 16.52.25 16.52.25 2 11
(T. C. Fairburne). Mauteen... 16.53.05 16.53.05 3
(D. Allen).
9
Artemis... 16.56.27 16.56.27 4
(Mr. G. G. -Wood),
7
'Gur!
18.58.22 16.58.22 5
6
18. K. Helderg).
Koala 16.58.50 16.58.50 €
5
(Mrs. M. Johnson),
Tyrone
Chai 16.59.08-16.59.00 7 (K. B. Kėjair). Gul...
4
DNF.
(Capt. A. D. G. Mills), 1-Linda
1
D.NF. MIXED CLASS
Finshed Corr. Pos Pts. Zephyr... 17.14.07 17.13.2011 10
(Major Rochford-Boyds).
"
4
4
3
Lau Chung-sang: Lee Tak-kes,
..... 17.13.51 17.13.51 2 8 Chan Tak-fai, Lee Wai-tong....
(Capt. H. B. Bartarm). Chow Man-chi and Lee Bhek-yai,
The following have been ap Owl. 17.23:04 17.15.58 3 Robinson; Roughley,polated converters to choose the (G. L Eastergate). O'Regan; Barber, Hasard, Butts vartus Teams to compete" in the Wendy THE TWELFTH EXTRA Phippen, LePage, Hendy, Murrin international Charity Cup RACE MEETING will be treld and Hawkins.
the petition during AS BOW TO WREX (weather permitting) at HAPPY
holidays: At Bookunpoo Middlesex beat VALLEY on SATURDAY, 30th Royal Scots by the odd goal in November, 1940, commencing at three after a hard fought game.
2:00 p.m.
Stronger in defence and possess- inga more constructive front
The first Bell will be rung at line the "Diehards" deserved 1.30 p.m.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
thoroughly to win.
17.23.44 17.18.38 4. COM- CH. W. Brown). Christmas Winkle 17.21.00 17.19.15 5
(C. F. Hyde). Widgeon.... 17.21.04 17.19.17-6° 2
(J. W. Brown).
Scotland: Mr. J. McKelvie, England :—Mr. T. G. Stokes. China-Mr. W. H. Chen. Portugal:--Mr. A. V. Gosano.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE
DIVISION
FIRST
Royals looked like scoring but Hossack, who received little sup-i No One without a badge will port, shot weakly into Drake's
He be admitted to the Members' hands,
however redeemed himself later and scored from a Enclosure,
Such must be worn corner kick by Garrie. Marrable
ang T throughout the duration of each qualised before the interval and
B. China Eastern Meeting in such a manner as to the winning point was netted by Midlesex be readily identified.
R. Navy Drake; Fresh R. Ecots
Wilkenson; Coomer Pearson, St. Joseph's
Police
Saw.
MIDDLESEX:
Badges admitting Non-Mem water, Parker; Thomas, Bright, Kowloom
bers to the Members' Enclosure Sheehan, Saw and Marable. and Club Rooms at
$5.00 R. SCOTS: Bankier; Naysmith, Club for Gentlemen and $3.00 Fraser; Parnaby, Falconer, Clark; Kwong Wah »for Ladies (both including tax) Garrie, Marshall, Hossack, Munroe
the
WIN FOR GULL The first Jan trophy race was sailed yesterday and resulted as follows:-
1
Finished-Corr. Psn: Gull ........... 15.12.26 15.12.20. 1 Goals
(Capt. A. O. G. Mills)." P.W. D. L.F. A. Pia Jean
15.15.44 15.15.44 2 9 7 1 123 12 18 (G. L. Eastgate).. 9.82 1-29 12 14 Joss
15.38.47 15.38.47 3 90128-14 14
15.48.57 15.48.57 $ (Major G. E. Neve).
(Mr. S. K. Welberg),
15.47.42 15.47.42 (Capt. R. L. Berridge),
9.5 1 8-20 18 11auri
20 2 4 429 278
8 8 1 4 18 20 7
7 2 1 3 7 13 8
6
8 2 2 4 11 18 6
9 2 1 6 14 20
6
True-Blue. 15.50:15 15.50.15
B
6.2.0 4 11 22 4
SECOND
8 0 8 15 28
DIVISION
2
(Mr. K. A. Watson). Artemis
15.52.00, 15.52.06 · 7
(Mr. G. G. Wood). Koala
18.59.21 15.59.21 Extra, M. Iohnson
R. Engineers 2411.cenéx
Mr. W. Browïfe),
and Gilroy. are obtainable through
SAINTS' 'NARROW VICTORY SECRETARY on the per
St. Joseph's just managed to sonal or written application of a take full points from Kwong Wah ABC, Member, sich Member to be at Boundary Street, winning by
¡8. China responsible for all visiters Intro, the score of four goals to three. R. Scots
Gdala P.W. D. L.F. A. Pta 9 7 10 41.9 16 1071 38 18 16
Maureen 16.00.58 16.56.58
9 7 11 56 18 15 Tyrone Chai-DNF.
85 $ 1.27 B 13
8
Weights For SAPPERS BEAT PUNJABIS Saturday's IN HOCKEY TOURNEY
Umpires Fail To Turn Up
Races
Following art the handicap weights for the Twelfth Extra! Race Meeting of the Hongkong Jockey Club to be held at Happy Valley on Saturday next, Nov, 30: Race No. 1-From 2 MP.:
To One Match
Royal Engineers beat the Punjabis "by four goals to two at Sookunpoo Jesterday in the latter team's first appearance in the | Hockey - Association Tournament,
A Good Time 135; Amber II 162;
Though they went down, the Punjabis gave a good account of Colorado Star 140; Dick Turpin themselves, against a team that is being seriously considered a like- 145; Forehand Drive 135; Grandy winner of the Tournament, and may be expected to finish we!! up Allegiante 135; Longdon *144; themselves. Lovely Kid 135: Maple Star 185; Punclo 15; Quick Despatch .155: Rising Star 185; Roofy 162; Ruby Star 162; Sea Urchin 135; Strath carrick 157; Surprise Again 150; Tarzan 150 Violet Queen 162,
Beyond a 1-4 surprise sprung upon the Nomads by the AN. Other XI. the other games did not produce any interesting results.
Signals. be University 4-0 at Pokfulam, Khalsa beat 5th A A, "B" 2-6 and 5th A:A. “A” beat. Gunboats 3-1
SAPPERS' FINE WIN
Neither of the two umpires assigned to the game turned up and this state of 'affairs led to a considerable amount of misunderstanding. There were
Race No. 214 Miles:
several nasty moments and the two spectators asked Advancing Time 161; Blue Gate
to officiate came in for a" deal 151; Boolat Bay 147: Emergency
of abuse, the Gunners offend- Unit 148; Eve of Dancing 154:
ing a good deal in this respect. At Scolunpoo, Royal Engineers | Just In Time 181: Lauraber 161:
Khalsa were a long way from Patricia 161; Potentate 163; Rob beat the Punjabis by four goals to Roy 168: Rose Evelyn 154; Rose two after leading 2-0 at the inter being at full strength. U. B. Sonza
being * notable absentee. Jane 161; Rose-Queen 145; Strath-val Punjabi showed themselves
team Jurior
player, Balwant bannock 149; Taxing Master 148.
to be obviously short of experience
Singh, brought in at right-half. and should.. improve with time.
gave a creditable account of him- The losers were more
G. Singh also returned to fare m- the second-half, though the team at inside-left after a the good combination of the Sap layoff of several weeks..
NOTE Weights for Race No. 3 will be published on Monday Nov.“ 2.
A
to the self.
A
Avtar Singh and Guest were the scorers
an Singh, J. S. Grewal; Balwant Khalsa Barbajan Singh; Kis-
Raec, No. 4-Frem 13 M.P.:
pers was in the main responsible Green Time 137: Annabella for the Indians' early lack of suc- 182; Bredon 140; Bruno 165: Cat-cess. terick Bridge 153: Centre Court
The Arst player to show up 158 Cheerful Star 158; Cockleroi
advantage, was Mohammed At- 165; National Victory 142; Shuttle-
tram, centre-half, a hard worker Singh, M. H, Hassan, Mohinder cock 149; Spring Shine 149; Twi-with keen anticipation, who held Singh, Karmindar Stagh, A. E. P. light Star 135: Venus Bay 165: the Punjabts together through Singh' and Jangeer Singh.
Guest, Awtar Singh, Gurbachan
Winnie 150.
several bad moments.
Woods.
Race No 5-2 Miles
Homburg scored the first goal Woods, Farrington; Speed, Barra- 5th A.A. "B": Delahunt; F. Albury 148; A Roaring Time 145; and Croston moved up to the for- clough, Clarke; Egginton, Cough- Australian Prince 135; Devonian ward line, the second. Shaw was lan, McCadden, Pidgeon and A 156; Fair Chance 151; Franklin badly missed. Mohammed Attram 113; Income Tax 143; Melody Star scored a beautiful goal early in 155; Marrumbidgee 150; Piccadilly the second half. Homburg reply- Jim 150; Sea Jay 140: Tornado ing soon
and Hem Raj. Gunboats last. 3-1 to 5th A.A Star 139; Triumphant Day 143: right-wing, adding another for "a" at Kings Park after putting Vixen Tor 144.
Bace No. 6 Furlongs:
after
the Punjabis.
**
GUNBOATS LOSE
up a spirited resistance the whole The game was already won as way, A good standard of hockey Burford 188: Clember 181; Con-Denyer added another goal on to was seen and the match was at- fusion Bay 158: Craigavad 153: the RE's score toward the close tractive from the spectator's point Distinctive Time 140; Dupont Bay The gaine did not produce many of view. Both team played a very 141; Eve of Heaven 140; Gay Star exciting moments.
keen game: 140; Mount Hope Bay 181.
Royal Engineers: Dobson: Tar Surdara Singh was the star of NOTE-II "Burford" does not lor, Gozdwin; Bowling. "Marriott) the Indian Gunners, playing in- accept, the following weights will Whittaker.
Denyer side-ight to a good forward line. Singleton, apply:
Homburg. Croston and Twomey. The defence was on the weak side. Clember 168; Confusion Bay: Punjabis: Khan Laman: Bad Gunboats were without one or two Singh, Mohammed Attrum, Kar- Colclough, in gnal, and Croft. nali Sinah; Hein Ras Capt. centre-half, attracted notice. Mathers, Gurbox Singh, Jamsher and Ashraf Khan.
165; Craigavad 160: Distinctive Time 140: Tupone Bay 144: Eve of Heaven 140 Gay Star 140; Mount Hope Bay 183.
Hace No. 7-1 Mile:" Ainicus Curiae 160; Australian Diamond 154; Balin Bay 158:
Race No. 8-14 Miles:
Ram,
4.
Kampti Prasad Jagat
RUNAWAY VICTORY
of their better players, though.
The half-time score was 2-1. Ghalare A, Mustan Singh and Surdara Singh scored for the winners and King för Gunboats.
"Sch® A:A, "A":"L/Bdr Braddock;
Brown Derby 152; Connieber 140: depleted team on accomit of Vo- Hav. Amar Singh, N. Mond. Dm;
At King's Park, the Nornads, a Lancashire Chips 157; Many hanteer duties, Yell 7-1-to the AN. Nr Rahman Khan, L/NE. Mustan Thanks 140: Sparrow 140; Vanity other X, the biggest upset of the Singh, /. Karam Singh: L/NK. Fair 146; Viceroy 165,
Tournament to date.
Chulam All Chr, Sundara Singh. After * promising start "In Gnr. Ahmed Khan, NK. Mohd. Ak-- Blue Field 181; Celtic Star 145: which Nomads had a much of the bar and Gar. Noor Khan Dawn Star 140; Eve of Hunting play, the AN Other scored three Gunboats: Colclough: Hunt, 183; "Calveston Bay 161; Gladiator quick goals through Hitchcock (2) hums: Pearn.Croft "Brown; 158; Gainess Time 158; Jane Doe and Morgan.
Whiteside; "Gemmell King. Wil- 140 Lovely Star 183; Rose Tizna
kizison, and Smart: Nomads made numerous posi 163; Royal Wedding Eve 158
tional changes in the second half Scente View 144; Biler Wings 104; the to no avall. Hitchcock (2) Boldier of Britain 12.
BRADFORD'S BIG
VICTORY
Morgan and MoGahn added an- «y” other four goals for the AN Others, giving the team a run-i
HOCKEY TEAM
The following will represent the
away win for their first success YMCA. 2nd XI in a hockey
in the Tournament in four games match against HM. Gunboat at Nomads: A Silva; J. Bouza, R 44 pm today on the g Xavier: A Xavier, R. J. Reed L round: Killeen; Gradt and Bouza; J. H, France, Gabbay Gornian: Fancey, Gilchrist, High- Tomlinson; Smits. Coombe and
AN, Other II: V. M. Benwell;
Home Rugby Results 5. A. Reed, P. Roll, B. Xavier, lands, Ireson, and, Banks. 95-18 29 18 11 SPORTING FIXTURES LONDON, NOV. 24 (Renter)-(The Lt. J. P. Gunner, E Youflent; 1rong Ladies beat C. B. A.
10 6 1 3 27 17 13
942 3 26 36 10
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The Saints' forwards, showed R. Navy duced by him, and for Paytích better combination and with the sing Two 81 in Chits, ets.
defence also in good form had the Kit Chee The ... “Secretary's ... Office, 1st nait. The latter improved in the 30th A better of Kwong Wah in the first RAOC.. floor, Exchange Building (Tel. later stages.
Kwong Wah 27794} will close at 11.45 2.m.
Club MacDonald, D. Leonard (Pen.), santas and Gomes scored for the Police.
Kowloon Tiffins are obtainable at the winners. The losers' goals were Club House provided they are netted by Leung Big-kan, Cheuk? ordéted in advance from the No. (Shek-kam (penalty) and Chin 1 Hủy (Telephone19).
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
Chi-fun..
IRAF.
KWONG WAH: Lee Kwok-kee; 14th RA Remedios, Chung Fal-lam; Cheung Signals 27 The price of Admission to Wing, Leung Fax- Pereira: 75 RA the. Pablle Enclosure. Is $1.00 Chin Chi-fun, Check Shek-kam asth R
Leung "Bing-kant, Lau Fook-chuen, Internat incinding Tax, for all Persons, and Wong King-cheong. including Ladies, and is payable ST. JOSEPH'S: Tang: Hussain, Engineers. at the Gate. Soldiers and Sallors Bowen: Fernandes, Leonard, La RAM,C. Uniformoire admitted Hall Wing-wong; -Cruz, Cantos, Mac-3th RA
*By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary
Hong Kong chu Nov 14.
donald, Gomes and Maher.
12th RmA.
2.16.0.
OTHER GAMES Results of other league games ABA were as follows:-
SECOND DIVISION Royal Scots 1, Middlesex 2. Kowloon 3. Club & Bing Tao 2, Beryler Corps 4 Kwong Wab 1. Ordnance 0,
Goals P.W.D. L.F. AP 10 9 1.034 11 19 10 5 8 3 26 11 13 5 22 36'11 12 8.18 25:15 11
8 4:22 27 16 20
·9:4.1 420, 15 (9. 9 3.8 3 15 15: 9. 1. 29 20 10 9.4. 1 4 17. 24 15 041 446 20 19 ****8*2/4°21′19 ̄|8 *#461 010 24.1.
30th RA, Police Kit Chee 1-Royal Navy
THIRD. DIVISION 20th RAD. Air Force 1 24th RA, 3, 45th R.A. 2.
TODAY?
BADMINTON, Cathedral Hall.
Badminton, 8 pm.
TOMORROW
CHESS
-Kowloon Chess Club Junior Championships, Mitchell'
v. Poupard, Grefalds v. Fabel, Kolatchov. Laufer, D'Almeida
Hitchcock,
C. R. A. LÄDIES DEFZATED
following are the results of rugby Kempton, B. Waldron, E B Jor matches played at Home yesterday. din; J. T. K Gilchrist, McGann, Ladies by seven goals to one at Morgan and R. A. King's Park on Saturday in a very |'rme-sided · hockey match. Both texins were short, HK. Ladies being without two players and C. B. A. Ladies without que,
FRUGBY LEAGUE
Bradford 66, Batley 2
Bramley 9, Keighley 18: Castleford 9, Halifax 3. Dewsbury 14, Hunalet 23, Huddersfield 24, Featherstone
Hall 16, Yark 13..
v. Lee, Drake v. A. Benjamin,Leeds 83, Wakefield 9.
Laufer v. 8. Benjamin.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 CHESS, Kowloon Chess Club Senior Championships, Sequeira v. Bamuel, Coxhead v. Kir- povich, Weiss v. Tvänovich, Birlukaff V. Ölsünett, Barnett v. Carvalho, tee v, Evana, MEETINGS. Annial of Police Recreation Club, Club House. Happy Valley, 8 p.m.. Fabling Hunt and Race" Club. Anndai Meeting of Members, · Jardine Matheson dña Co.'s Office, 530 Half Yearly, of Voting At Hongkong Jockey, Chub House Happy Valley, 530
Oldham 0. Balford 7.
St. Helen's 23, Broughton 3. Swinton 14, Liverpont 3. Warrington 40, Leigh 0,
BUGBY UNION
Bates
UNIVERSITY BEATEN University suffered another set back at Pokfulam, going down to Royal Corps of Signals. Coom
Play in the first half was fairly even, Hongkong Ladies crossing
be (2), Holland and Husband over with a lead of 2-1. The scored for the winners.
|second half was a rohit for C.B. A. Signals: Truscott; Harrington, Miss J. Booker, Miss N, Quni ((2),"', Sayers; Blount, Gorman, Halstead Miss Smalley (2) and Miss M, Booker Frice, Coombe, Holland, Husband (2) scored for the winners, and and Kennard.
Mr. Joyce for CB A
The teams:
"University: N. C. Gupta; K; Y. Tam, NH Low: 8, 8. Thor, Eu- tam Singh, O. G. Leow: LE. Tan St. Mary's Hospital 12 Bedford B.D. Chelliah, K. 8. Oh Ho Hon-fah
Rosslyn Park 22, NZ, Army 20
“Waxpr 6, Middlesex Hosp. 0.
Al'abat Com. 1, Et. Guy'a Hloed. 19. Cambridge U 27 Metropolitan
* Police 0.2 Oxford U. 18. Major R.V. Stan-
Carain 10. POW
18
11A2
and Esos Ral
WIN AT HALF TIME,
Fittinghon and Miss N. Witchell;; OBA-Miss 8. Bruce-Mis Miss E. Gehring, Mrs. I. Joyce and Miss J. Kew: Mrs. J. Crawford. MissWoolley, Miss Woolley
Khala took both points from and Miss R. Stalker," 8th AA "B" in a game that was
HK LADIES-Mrs. Tavadla and
won by half-ume The Indian Miss B. Longbottom; Miss R. #mith team were leiding 2-0 at thất and Mitg¬M_McC%w:- stage and had all of the game in chard,^^Miss M✨/Booke secófid, half, though they did Smaller Miss N, “truth not score.