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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
P.BL, WIN K.O.Y.LL CUP
FROM CIVILIANS.
Spectacular play marked the closing round of the K.O.Y.L.I. Polo Cup competition between the P.B.L. and the Civilians yesterday, at Causeway Bay. After a keen tusale which went to four chukkas without a decision, play was extended until the odd gon! had been scored for the P.B.I. team, The thus giving them the Cup. teams lined up as follow:
P.B.I. Captain Carmichael, Mr. Bramwell, Mr. Worral and Me, David-
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THE STEEL COULSON BILLIARD LEAGUE.
WINNERS OF LAST CONTEST ANNOUNCED.
At a meeting of the Committee of the above league held at St. Patrick's Club on the 29th ult. it was announced that the winners of the League were St. Patrick's Club with a total of 29 points followed by the R. E. with the Somerset L. I 294 points and
264 points. The winner of the highest break was S. Sgt. Pollard with a break of 69.
gaines were Civilians, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Gor- don. Mr. Newbigging and Mr. Heard. The first chukka commenced with a swing, play being taken up and down the field until Mr. Heard scored the first goal for the Civians.
In the second chukka, play was very much in midfieid. In the break- away, Mr. Davidson scored with a fine shot and evened up matters be
In a scramble tween the two teams. near the goal, Mr. Bramwell after short time, scared again for the P.B.I. with a very good long shot from practically the centre of the field. The feat was wildly acclaimed by the spectators..
The score at half-time stood at 2 to 1 in favour of the P.B.I.
The third chokke was marked by erratic play, and unfortunately a Mr. number of fouls occurred. Werral was, perhaps, playing the best of the eight players on the field. On account of the fouls, play was and no goals were very scrappy, scored..
were
Exciting Play. The fourth and last chukka proved the most interesting of the whole match. Play was a ding-dong affair up and down the field the whole time. with many good saves. Both sides Mr. Gordon playing well. scored the second goal for the Civi- lians, and with this equalising goal, the result of the match became pro- blematical. The score romained at 2-all at the end of the chukka. Play, however, was
resumed until Mr. Werral had scored the winning goal for the P.B.I. with a shot beautifully placed between the posts.
to
The match ended with the scores
2. The P.B.I standing at theroughly deserved their victory.
3
the
At the conclusion of the match, Col. W. D. S. Brownrigg, D.S.O., who officiated as umpire, congratulated the
of winners on their acquisition,
Cup, the history K.O.Y.L.I.
of which he briefly
traced. He expressed their that Mr. Stanton, general
had done
The winners of the most number of S. Sgt. Pollard and Mr. F. M. Cruz, St. Patrick's Club. It was decided that these two competi- ters will play off for the prize on the night of the Winners v. Rest match on October 11 at St. Patrick's Club.
p.m The match will commence at 0
selected to The following were represent the Rest: Sgt. Jakeman, K.E Mr. Hodson, C.
Somersets, S. Set, P. Harris,
Gun. Fisher R.A., S. Garrison Mess, C. Mr. Noonan.
Club and and P. O. Warders, Reserve: Q. M. S. Peachy. R, E. Games to be 150 up.
It was proposed and passed that a Dance be held between 11th and 19th October 1930, for the purpose of pre- senting
the prizes and winding up the League for the year of 1930. A Committee was formed under the Presidency of Q., M. S. Peachy to arrange date and hall etc. A further notification will be sent to all Clubs when this is finally known.
There being no other business the meeting closed.
Team
St. Patrick B. E Sameneta Carrion Warder
C. & P.O. Club R. A. (UX)
League Table.
Matches
W on on
points.
Won on
games.
* Total
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Messrs. yesterday afters Lammert Brothers.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1930.
THE LATE CAPT. T. A. MITCHELL.
The late Captain T. A. Mitchell, whose death is re- ported. He was for over 30 years in the service of the Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.. retiring in 1922..
BASKET BALL.
INTER-FACULTY GAME AT
UNIVERSITY.
UNIVERSITY CRICKET.
TEAM FOR FRIENDLY MATCH ON SATURDAY:
p.m.-
The following have been selected to The following have been selected to the University second represent the Engineers in the Inter-represent Faculty Basket Ball Match against eleven in a friendly cricket match the Arts, on Friday, 3rd October, at against the R.A.S.C. on Saturday on Y. C. Chan (Capt.). L. Oppenheim, K. T. Loke. (Captain), A. A. Aziz, D. Oppenheim, . W. Phoon, F. SA. T. Nomanbhoy H Namanbhoy, Chen, P. L. Tan. Watt Hoi-kce, N. P. P. L Tan, P. N. da Silva, G. S. Kho, M. C. Foung, H. H. Ma. Scully, R. Leong, M. Yahyabhoy, W.
Hunt, E. Gosano:
their hard much Secretary, who | 418, 420, 422 and 424 of Das Voeux (145 p.m., on the Football Ground the University ground at 2
for them, was not in the winning team. He also ex- pressed their appreciation of the ser- vices of the Band of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
Mrs. Brownrigg then presented the Cup to the winning team, and other prizes to the individual members.
THE S.C.A.A. AQUATIC MEETING.
GOOD SPORT WITNESSED YESTERDAY.
of
The following are the results the events at the aquatic sports meet- ing of the South China Athletic As- sociation yesterday, when some very good sport was witnessed:
200 metres invitation relay race for ladies-1. Chinese Athletic Associa tion. 2, South China Athletic Associad tion.
50 metres free style for men, (championship)-1, Chan Ki-chung, 30 secs., (record). 2, Kam Hop-yee,
100 metres breast stroke for child- ren under 15, (handicap).-1, Ko Chu-
2. Luk Tat-yuen.
ki.
200 metres breast stroke for men, (handicap)-1, Wong Sui-hung. 2, Luk Tat-harg
Chan
50 metres free style for children under 12, (handicap)-1, Woon-king. 2. Au Kwek-ki,
back stroke for men, Hong-
100
(chametres 1, Yeung
2 Chung wing-kwong wabo metros free style for ladies, (championship), Yeung Shau- king,
mugs, 36 sees, (record). 2, Un Pui-cheung.
Diving competition for men.-1, fam Chu Chai. 2, Chan Ping-hung.
100 metres back stroke for men, handicap).-1, Yung Wah-fai. 2, Li Hon-ki.
100 metres breast stroke for ladies, (handicap)-1, Cheung Tsoi-fong. 2, Ching Wel-chung.
200 metres breast stroke for men, fchampionship), Wong Ki-chow, 3 min. 20 secs. (record). 2, Chan Ki- chung, 3 min. 24 seca. (record);
metres back stroke for children under 15, (championship)-1, Luk Tat-chuen, 2, Ko Cho-ki.
100 metres back stroke for ladies.) (championship), Yeung Shan- king, 1 min. 53 7/8 secs. (record). 2, U Pui-kan, 1 min. 59 7/10 secs. (record).
Offells' race, (100 metres free style)-1, Leung Sui-sang. 2, Yeung Chu-num.
200 metres Boy. Senuts relay race.-- 14th Troop.
KOWLOON GOLF CLUB. TEAMS FOR SUNDAY'S MATCH:
The following are the teams for the Vice-President's v. Captain's Match to be played on Sunday, Oc- tober 5th:--
9.00-Dr. J. E. H. Cogan D. C. Wilson.
V.
9.05.-W. S. Hillier v. T. Tait. 9.10.-H. Overy v. G. H. Russell. 9.15.-H. Mundy v. A. Eastman. 9.20.-J. Cameron v. T. J. Price. 9.25. John Pooler v. W. Graves. 9.30.-W. Borrowman v. E. 0. Ltd. Murphy.
9.35.-L. Seddon v. A. Tate.
Smith V. 9.40.-J. S. Laughton,
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