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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941.
2. In the World of Sports
OVER $20,000 DONATED SPORTING
TO CHARITIES FROM LOCAL FOOTBALL
Successful Year Reported At F.A. Annual Meeting
A very successful, and profitable, year was revealed at the an- nual general meeting of the HONGKỒNG FOOTBALL ASSOCIA- office. Bank of TION held yesterday evening at the Association Canton Buliding.
The Ass clation's net profit for the year was $4.431.59, while the total donations to the various charities amotmited to $20,274.34.
The Hon. Mr. N. L. smith, Pre-working. The report is so com sident, was in the sur, and was prehensive that there remalus supported by the hon. Mr. M. K. hardly anything for me to say, but Lo and Mr. W. Pryde, Vice- I wish to take the opportunity of Prestuents. Mr. Wong Ka-tsun congratulating all the successiul (Chairman of the Counel!) and Clubs. Messrs. CA. Goldenberg soo £ F. de Souza (Hon. and Assist, Secre- tarica, respectively).
It is indeed regretted that the Shanghai Football Association was unable to accept our mvitation to Others present included Council come to the Colony to participate members and representatives from in the annual Interport matches, civilian clits and from the ser- and it is hoped that by next spring conditions will have Improved that vices.
The statement of aceous. Shanghai will be able to visit us balance sheet and report of the again. Connell for the season 1940:41 were adopted on the puposai tâ Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. J. Skinner.
Proposed by Mr. Wong Ka-tsun and seconded by Mr. Lo, Mr. Smith was unanimously re-elected Pris'dent. Mr. Lo and Mr. Pryde were also re-elected Chinese and Civilian Vice-Presidents, and Col.
The financial results of the charity matches have been fully set out in the Report and 1 feel that the Association mast be very proud of its effort re- sulting in the magnificent sum of $20,274.84 being donated to charities.
Gentlemen, before I close, 1 should like to pay a sincere tribute
L. A. Newnham was elected the to the work of the officers of the Services Vice-President.
Mr. Wong Ka-t'oun and Mr. C. Gulmgam were re-elected Chair man of the Council and represen- tative of Civilian Clubs playing in the Secund and Third Divisions of the League. respectively.
VOTE OF THANKS
Association and Lo the Council and in particular to the members of the various committees. The report discloses the number of occasions which the Counell and the various committees met dur- Ing the year
These meetings represent only a Mr. H. K. Lee, at the end of the fraction of the arduous work put meeting, proposed a hearty vote of in by them and they deserve our thanks to the chair. He said that thanks for their unremitting la- he would like, on bebalt of the bour and wholehearted devotion to other clubs, to convey to Mr. La the interest of the Association. their congratulations on the award I am also sure that you will join of the C.BE by His Majesty theme in expressing our appreciation to our Hon. Secretary and Assis- SATISFACTORY REPORT tant Hon. Secretary for their ser- The Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith said:vices to the Association. The annual report which your Gentlemen, I have now much Council has presented to you is pleasure proposing the aduption Indeed satisfactory showing a net of the Report and Statement of profit of $4.431.59 on last year's Accounts.
King.
ALTERATIONS IN RULES
OF H.K.F.A. ADOPTED
Clubs Must Field At Full Strength In All Matches
With the exception of a few changes the complete set of altera- tinns in the rules of the Association, the Leagite, the Shield and the three charity competitions-Sunday Herald Cup, Lai Wah Cup and Governor's Cup-was adopted by the Hongkong Football Association at its annual meeting held yesterday, the Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith pre- siding.
Regarding the rule requiring touring teams to submit a state- ment of account to the Council, Mr. W. E. Hollands said that the 14 days was too short and suggested that the amendment within two months of return" be put in instead.
Mr. W. J. Brown opposed the planation as to why they did not amendment, saying that the period held a team of the fullest possible of two months was too long. He, strength."
{SATURDAY'S BASEBALL:
FIXTURES Sappers Gain Well-Deserved Win Over H.K. Baseballers
TODAY
TENNIS. Fourth Division: KI TC. V. ATC., C.R.C. V, POR.C. (1), FOR.C, (2) ▼. JR.C., CE.C. V. FC., IRC. v. CIBA.
TOMORROW BWIMMING, Government Inter-
Departmental Swimming Gala and Dante f ald of Bomber Fund ("Y" pool and West Lounge) p.m.
SATURDAY, IT ‚Y 12 BASEBALL –– U.S.8. Mindanao
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BY "R.O.Y."
THE SAPPERS PROVIDED THE UPSET OF THE SEASON ON SATURDAY LAST when they trounced the hapless Hongkong Base- balker's by 16 rahs to 9.
In the opening game of the double-header, the Hongkong Brewers rolled over the Chung Hwa boys for a convincing 10-1 victory that toppled the latter off the top of the league standings.
LA SALLE COLLEGE STUDENT WINS BICYCLE RACE
A feature of the Bleyble-rkclny bontest sponsored by the Kow- loon Chinese YM.C.A. yesterday at Tsun Wan, was the entry of two- girl students, HUNG STU÷CH‡ and CHEUNG CHUNG-MAN, both of the Industrial School of Accountancy, who finished 26th and 32nd, respectively, out of a total of 49 starters.
The typhoon threat with its attendant héävý showers washeð dút There were 31 entries and 47 (St. Joseph's College: 1 hour 45. Sünday's Bkturés tô put the competition six games behind schedule.
completed the course, distance of mins. 17, secs.; 4, Chan Kam- about 25 miles.
cheung Kowloon College; b, Chàn Despite the heavy ground and the seven batters to face hiin bệ-
Sandback, of La Salle College Pook-san (Kowloon College); 6.. the wet ball. Honus Waggoner sent fore he also got the high sign. who was the Inter-School cham-Poon
Siu-hung (Hing Wha H.B. Baseball Club, 2.16 p.m.: Bill Smith to the mound against Johnny Schaberg then got the nod pton last year, proved an easy School); 7, Chan Suen-yau (Tal HK.BC. v. B.C.A.A., 4.30 p.m.
the Engineers who opened the and held the Sappers or the rest winner. Norman Kong, of St. Chunty School); 8, Leung Yuk-tong: LAWN BOWLS-Arst Division: fracas by tallying four times on two of the game.
Joseph's College, was second, and Canton Univeralty); 9, i Kit-ling Recreio "A". Kowicon C.C., free passes, à double by Foley and
DESERVED TRIUMPH Ip Wing-kim, also of St. Joseph's, Tung Mah College 10, Kong Kowloon Docks R.C. v, Craigen- a couple of opposition bobbles. The
Waggoner and Schaberg tallied third.
Chak-chuen (D.B.8.); 11, Li Hing- gower, Civil Service
Club gang replied with a lone tally Police V
The Keehness shown by the two lan Tai Chung School); 12, Tsang through Pinky Higgins in their for the losers in the fourth, out R.C., Indian R.C. v. Recreio "E",
Bapter Micky Barsfield held them girls in the race has prompted the Mun-choy (Ylu Yeung School) Kowloon B.Q.C. "B" v. Kowloon half of the opening session. ba.c.
Neither squad could push a run-to one hit over the last three in-organisers to give them each a 13, Suen Sun-cheung (Canton Uni- "A" Second Division:
versity); 14, Kwan Fook-chuen Recrėjo: v. Kowloon Tong. Kow-ner across in the second, but thenings to give the Sappers a well special prize.
Sappers increased their lead deserved triumph.
loon C.C. v. Prison DC. Cral- through Radcliffe and Shaw in the "Honest" Tom Fox paced the
tric.
(V.R.C. pool) § p.m.
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As far as the losers are
The prizes in connexion with (Ping Ching School of Accoun- this race, a bicycle to the winner, tancy); 15, Lau Kam-pak (Pat. a bicycle motor-bead lamp to the Ying School). second and a pair of roller-skates to the third, were donated by the Union Cycle Manufacturing Com-) pany.
THE RESULTS
Following are the results: 1. Sandback (La Salle College) hour 39 mins. 21 secs.; 2, Norman Kong (St. Joseph's College) 1 hour 44 mins. 24 seca. 3, Ip Wing-kim
WATER-POLO SCORES
LAWN BOWLS RINKS FOR SATURDAY
The following are some Club aelections for the Lawn Bowls League on Saturday:-
FIRST DIVISION RECREIO "A":-J. Luz, C. E Marques, J. F. V. Ribeiro, C. G. Bilva (skip); L. F. Xavier, H. A. Alves. J. E. Noronha, FX Silva (skip); F. X. Scares. C. Roza Pereira, F. V. Ribeiro, R. F. Luz
gengower v, Hongkong PC., Kow-
winning attack with two bingles loon FC. v. Taikoo RC, Third
in three trips to pan, which proved Division; Cralgengower v. Kow-
The Waggonermen stated a big to be the highest batting mark on loon FC., Hongkong FC, v. In-
rally in their portion of the same both teams. Jones and Sargßeld dian R.C., Police R.C v. Recreto. frame, after Bill Smith's foul tip looked good on the mound for the Hongkong C.C., . Hongkong Elec-was held by Taylor for the first winners.
erasure. Higgins was given a the concerned, fans are still wondering SWIMMING — A.N.S. and V.A.D when hurler Jones pegged wild to why "Larrupin" Larry Lawrence
Gala in ald of Bomber Fund first. Chuck Waggoner bingled, wasn't given the hurling assign-1 (Army pool, Queen's Road) p.m.; Victoria Recreation
Club Schuberg both walked, after which FOREGONE CONCLUSION La Taun Swimming Unlov Doc Molthen got on safe when Apart from one or two bright
Foley Tumbled,
felding spots, the Brewers-Chung BASEBALL. U. S. §.
Te lastnamed miscued again wa game call for little comment to give Fittinghoff a life. Gas as the Brewers were always 30 far Hongkong Baseball Club, 10 am. Ouver drew a bass, sane recund in front that the result was a fore- and third and rode höine on the gone conclusion from the third
In the inhing on. meantime, Fittinghoff bad been The Brewers managed to MICE AL erased at second, so Bill Smith's Lau for only eight hits of which grounder to Shaw ended the fraude Tony Alves, Gerry Gosano and
RECRETO "B": A., J. Osmund, with the Baseballers one tally in Obear Arculli garnered two apiece, front.
but the Chung Hwa boys came up
European Y.M.C.A. scored nine C. H. Basto, C. A. Lopea, J. J. Basto goals 'ty Combined Small Units (skip); F. A. Machado. N. Beltrao, Fans were settling down to see with eight bobbles that played a
the European J. C. Remedios, C. M. Silva (skip); the massacre of the Sappers, when great part in helping the winners solitary point in
YM.C.A. Invitation Water-polo C. F. Vas, M. Alarcon, E Souza, A Welle's lads came to light with a to their final count.
Tournament in the Y. pool last P. Guterres (skip). Chung Hwa hurler Al Lau scores nine run rally that put the game
-SECOND DIVISION D. B. Wilson (3), May (2), C. RECREIO:-A M. Prata, J. Re- Goldman and R. Goldman netted medios, A. V. Barros, J. R. Soares for the winners while Macdonald (skip); L A. Rozario, L Barros, scored for the C.S.U.
A. P. Pereira, MA Carvalho In the Army pool, Navy "C" beat (skip); E Cunha, H. M. Xavier, F. Royal Scots "B" 5-0, 5th A.A. beat xavier, C. C. Pereira (skip). 365 RA. 5-1 and Royal Scots "A" beat 8th R.A, 7-1.
TENNIS LEAGUE of Elder's single.
RESULTS
Chinese R.C. Beat University
matches played yesterday:
J
Following are the results of the Third Division League Tennis on ice, Sinith walked another two the Chinese boys' only tally to pre- batters before he was sanked to vent the paintbrush being applied, At Pokfulam, Hongkong Univer- make way for Bernée Johnson, but but the weak hitting of his team sity Tennis Club lost to Chinese the lafter was just as erratic as mates never looked like giving bum
his predecessor and walked five of any hopes of a victory.
Recreation Club (1), 4-5.
P. K. Hool and K. Y. Tam H.K. UTC lost to H. N. Chau and T. F. Lo. 2-6; lost to C. Wel and S. Y. Tong, 5-7; beat M. C. Tong and C.
K. Lee, 6-3.
T. C. Lo and F. Liu (HKUT.C.) beat Chau and Lo. 6-2; beat Wel and Tong. 64: drew with Tong and Leg, 8-6.
SL Yong and C. M. Low (AK. UTC.) lost to Chau and Lo. 2-0. Jost to Wet and Tong, 3-6; drew with Tong and Lee, 6-6. INDIANS LOSE
At Sookunpoo, Indian Recreation Club lost to Kowloon Tong Garden City Association, 3-6.
A. Rahmin and 1. Kitchell (IR.O) lost to D. Chen and A H Basto. 2-6; lost to L. Chen and E. Punn, 4-6: beat D. Kwok and H ¡L. Huang,' 8-2,
M. P. Madër and 'A. J. 'Bufftad (IRC) lost to Clien and Basto. 1-8; beat Chen and Punn, 7-5: lost to Kwok and Huang, 3-6.
M. Hassan and A. R. H. Esmail (LR.C.) lost to Chen and Basto. 12-6: beat Chen and Plinn, 6-1; lost
to "Kwok and Huang, 5-7.
SCAA WIN South Chilla Athletic Association best Army Tennis Club by 5 sets to 31 at King's Park.
however, agreed that 14 days was The original rule was put to the too short and suggested that one vote and was carried by a majority.
K. I. Chan dhd HN. Wong month's was sufficient.
The second part of the same
(8.0.A.A.) bent Embersön and Mr. Lo proposed that 28 days be rule was altered to read: "Any put in instead but with a proviso club proved to have taca respoeld 6-1; beat Webb and Den- for the governing body to extend sible for a late start or Belding an yer 6-0; beat Megson and Murrey the time.....
Incomplete team without sufficient
J. Hsu and K. C. Wan (S.C‚A;A). The rule was accordingly chang reason shall be liable to be dealt fost to Emberson and Duffield 4-6; ed to read: "Any club, porposing with under Rule 53."
drew-with Webb and Denyer 6-6; to make a tour or tours out of the Colony shall obtain the sanction Mr. J. Skinner, in asking that beat Megson and Murray 8-3.
ADMISSION CHANGE
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H. C. Kwok and K, Bung. (8.0.
of the Association. All clubs must be substituted for $1 in regard A.) lost to Emberson and Duffield submit a Bhantilal statement of tó maximum charge of admission4-6: beat Webb and Denyer 7-5; such tour within 28 days of re-to league matches, said that, in a lost to Megson and Marray 3-8. turn, subject to an extension that really good match there was no may be granted sby, the Counell ground in the Colony, that, could
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· THIRD DIVISION / RECREIO-A. M. Bilva, A. A. Navy "C" Huish (4), Gardner; Ribeiro, G. Guterres, P. A Yvario- 5th A-Gibiin (2), Clarke, Mc-vich (skip); A. Campos, A. “A, Alllater, Yadsley; 965 R.A-Whit- Lopes, C. F. Rosario, M. Ghutterres tle; Scots "A"-Hunter (2), Miller (skip); E Alarcon, A. Ferreira, E. (2), Byrne, Jordan, Bennett; 8th A. R. Alves, M. F. Pinna (skip). R.A.Chui Kwok-wing.
ELECTRIC RCA P. Tarbuck, J. R. Way, A. F. PAI, J. K. Blöan In the match on Tuesday, it was (skip); W. E Macfarlane, R. F.. reported that Wilson scored two, Gregory, A. G. Gardner, de goals for Navy "C" against Royal Rome (skip); R. A. Owens. E L. Scots "A." This is incorrect. The Groome, J. F. Barron, R. C. Butler goals were netted by Gardner and (skip}," Ravencroft.
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