WELL & ADDED DIR-8 Liongkong Club sco.edu ve y creditable victory against the Army in a rugby match on Saturday. This picture shows one of the Army players in the act of passing to a collesgun with S. J. H. Fox and other Club players in aliondanes. (Photo: Ming Yuen).
McElney's Hooking Plays Big Part in Club's Rugby Success
ALTERED PACK GIVES GOOD ACCOUNT OF
ITSELF AGAINST THE ARMY
(By "Fly Half")
With a re-organised pack which more than held its own and McElney hooking like a hero throughout the game, the Rugby Club enjoyed a splendid win against the Army at Sookunpoo on Saturday, the final score reading 8 points (one converted goal and a penalty goal) to 3 points (one try).
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The Club turned out a nide conta.n- ing several new pisyura, baby, Avui, BLU, una buru Weis 4.1 on in injica ius, una stanzatu, Duck, Atd B.LIVEY word zuwang, Munro ni was unable to play. FOX | replaced wigg at aua buck bud kuc Gun Wox eers ja on tau iigut wing, Bineintoan again deputising for buy
completely re- Lup pack gion with Opgan, icmey and Gacion formmg
VERS
TOW, trin Tront Mouth hall-Thompson ùn ox purimúntai: Betond row, kuliner kiture pluyou thoro butuře, and uuer, sic. Lawn and Lox the back row. When, In addition, it is roatised that nic- Elney's ribs were sill troubling him, and that JUTIKING WAS ili meia conty Baht to play, tho Clubs win must be given fuft marks.
The Army, though were not without their own troubios being without prior and Sutor, two of their best and hoavioat forwards, į
MCELNEY'S HOOKING. McLellan won the toes and decided to play towards the pavilion with a elight breeze in the Club's favour,
it was soon sven tast aleney's hooking was going to give the Club the advantage in the set scrum. Through the game he hooked magnificiently, and he was unlucky to be penalised on two or for "feet up" three occaKIONA when the ball wan put crookedly. into the serums. He will h.mself
no doubi.attribute nome of his suc
ces to the improvised second row which gave him a splendid push. With the whole of the back row playing well, the altered club pack was giving a fine account of saf against the lively Army forwards, whose chief strength Iny in their quickncan on the ball, and in Crew Keld's fine play out of touch, Tho Army had the advantage
FAST ARMY BACKS,
behind.
THE HONGKONG. TELFGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1932.
YESTERDAY'S THRILLING FOOTBALL Gosano Brothers Roh Athletic of Win: Jones Shooting Beats Kowloon
GUNNERS
DIVISION L
AGAIN: CLUB WELL BEATEN BY NAVY
8.W. Borderers 6 Kowloon F.C.
R. Navy
RA.
Athletic Recreio
2 H.K.F.C
2 H.K. Police
SUNDAY.
3 St. Joseph's
• B. China
LEAGUE TABLE,
Division L
Goals,
1
0
P. W. D.L F. A. Pts.
8. W. Barderers 7 5 11 30 6 11 RA
7 5 0 2 17 12 10 South China. 5 4 0 1 17 3 8 St Joseph's 63 1 2 8 7 1 China Ath.... 5 2 2 1 20 8 0
0 2 14 7 Lincoln Regt 5 3 0 2
0 Hongkong F.C. 0 3 0 3 howloon F.C.
R. Navy II.K, Police Ilecrcip
NAVY ON TOP
CLUB THOROUGHLY SUBDUED
(By "Veritas").
Never did the Club appear
CONCERTED ACTIONto graph illustrates an exciting in cident in the St. Joseph's . Athletic football match yese day. (Photo Ming Yuen]},
Williams was about the foremost Club attacker, but he received no support, Dominy being wretched in i the giving and receiving of passes, On the other wing, Fowler's Inexperi
player attempting too much of his Cee rather let him down, the young own bat. E. Strange was patchy being promising in his approach work, but finishing badly.
NAVY SCORE.
EWIN WON'T likely to avert defeat when they sing and forced the Club into a de-
FIGHT
WANTS BIGGER PURSE
BOXING MEET CANCELLED
MORRIS READY
(By "Veritas”.)
Contrary to hones and exuerto- tions, the Ionekong Boxing Association will not be staging its rening tournament on November
19.
This prospective date has been definitely cancelled, but it la ex- | nestd to re-arrange the tournament for December 3.)
This decision is the largely the result of the promoters being un
met the Navy at the Valley on Saturday,
and the nauticals' victory of two-nil was fully justified.
The Navy quickly took up the ran- Ansive attitude trum which they Thanks mainly to never recovered. the timely tackling of hyna and the safe hanus of Hodger, the eager Navy orwards were denied the fruits of their labours until ease on half time when Purkins took advantage of a Hodgers mizunderstand.ng between and Martin and shots passed the as- tonished goalkeeper.
DIVISION II.
↑ II.K.F.C.
Eastern
Evo IL.A.
Lincoln Regt
4 Kowloon
Adit c
R. Navy
St. Joseph's
3 South Co.na
9.W. Borderers 2 Trung Twin
LEAGUE TABLE. Division 11.
Goala.
0
.P.. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. China Ath.... 7 0 1 0 27 6 13 JS.W. Borderers 0 6 0 0 29 4 12
R. Navy
0 4 0 2 22 13 d Lincoln Regt.. 6 3 2 1 18.13 Sou.h Ch.h. 7 3 1 3 1 14 7 RA,
3 1 2 16 13 7 Ewo
€ 3 0 25 12 Kowloon F.C...5 % 1
Tsung Tain... Hongkong F.C. St. Joseph's .. Eastern F.C.
0 0 5
FOOTBALL AT ITS BEST
SAINTS & CHINESE SHARE SPOILS
B
Whilst teams like the Athletic and St. Joseph's сал Berve 09 football as they did yesterday, local socer will remain in ir very healthy state,
A FIE FARTNERSHIP-M. W. Lo and his sister Miss Eald Lo on Saturday en .ad the final of t.s open Mixed Doubles championship of the Colony, and hire they mem eeen in action against H. D. Rum- Jahn and Mias Rumjahn at the C.R.C. (Photo: Ming Yuen),
K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNEY
WEEK END
HOCKEY
RADIO WELL HELD
CREDITABLE DRAW FOR MEDWAY
MAMAK LEAGUE
TABLE
(By "Bully Off")
As I predicted on Friday the famo |of the week-end was the meeting on Saturday between the Radio Sports Club and H.M.S. Medway in tho
The Mamak Competition.
teams played to a goal·less draw and as a result maintain their unbeaten records in the tournament
The clash of these foremost exponents of hockey in the league produced a high standard of play and the exchanges throughout wers fast and brillant. The chief fault with the Radio forwards was their do parture from hard passing tactics to individual dribbling and pors'stence in this respect that spoiled their chances of victory. As it was the Naval centre line found little
It
MIXED DOUBLES difficulty in holding them. In the
TEAM EVENT
FULL RESULTS
+
One of the most successful mix-
second half the Rudlo goal underwent many anxious moments, Hawgood, the Medway leader having bad luck on two occasions. Dan and M. H. Hussain, at centre-half for the Mod- way and Radio respectively, were in good form and both played very destructive games..
LEAGUE TABLE.
P. W. D. L. F.
ed doubles team competitions ever arranged by the Kowloon Cricket) Club was held yesterday, when Bix-Radio Sporta. 7 0 1 0 30
teen couples took part in an all- First Battery 7 10 32 St. Andrew's 700 1 32 day tennis tournament.
"Incognitos" 6 500 21 210 R.A.D.C. Royal
Engineers
Four sections were made
The clash of these teams, which up, and the winners were the "C" raw a three-all draw for league section, who obtained a score of Medway points, provided one of the
most 20% seta including a handicap Police The Navy were continually
fast and thrilling games of the allowance of 2% acts.
Royal Signals dominating the exchanges, the
University.. season to date and the big crowd;
"D" section were second with Wishart Basembled, at the Club ground were half backs maintaining a tight grip on the movements of the
kept at a fever pitch of excitement 19% actual sets won and a total of 12th. Battery Club forwards, whilst their own,
the exchanges swung rapidly 22 acts, whilst "A" section were Phoenix attackers
constant in the Club aftur lemon time, and the from one end of the field to the third with 16 sets won and a total were + source of anxiety to Rodger, nearest they went to scoring was other.
when Howo broke through anu aime! If the fact that St. Joseph's wera of 171⁄2 sets. "B" division obtain- Martin and Hynes.
for the corner, but Kinchin dived more en the defensive than the ed 11% actual acts and totalled screes and ettertid an und
Athletic is taken into consideration, 15% sets. save for a fruitless corner.
they will probably be rege-d
There was little or no improvement as
Voteran
R.A.M.C.
Parthian
24th. Battery
The various pairs won as fol-20th, Battery
Shirras, the visitors contre-half stood out as one of the finest players on the field, coupletely boiting up Rodger came into the imelight with fortunate in taking away one of the Howe, and keeping his wings wel a series of delightful clearances, one paints, but one also has to bear in lows:- supplied with long forwards passes from a corner being particularly br.l-mind the brillance of the Saints He also received sound support from llant, but he was beaten a second time forwards when on the move (and in his flank intermediates, Robinnon and shortly afterwards, when Davila dro.e particular the Gosano brothers), who Robertson, the former smothering the ball hard through a crowd of pay-were just as dangerous in front Fowler and rendering puny his efforts os. to break through whilst Robertson,
After this the Club wore a spont although given a stiffer tank by Wil- liams, who tried gamely throughout force and the half backs were forced to discover a weak spot in the Navy to drop back to assist the hard work-
Geinca trio. defence, put in some useful construc- tive work.
GOOD ALL ROUND.
"C" SECTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Hambly 1 set: A. of Hanson and Miss Griffiths 9 acts: goal-in fact oven more so-as the A. Lubeseder and Mrs. Niah 5 Athletic.
nets: W. W. Hirst and Mrs. Boas 19 nets. Total 24.
OUTSTANDING PLAYERS.
In
BORDERERS NEW STYLE
little invidious to single
in
B.
"D" SECTION.
9 4 1 4 10 15
Tamar ***
K.LT.O. Destroyers R.A.O.C. German Club. 0
0 10 G
3 0 2 18 9 8
8 0 2 11
3 0 2 10 16
1. 0
4
0 0 4
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0 0 6 1
BROWN'S MARKSMANSHIP, By netting five times for the T.M.C.A. "A" against a Medway XI
tha
able at the last minute to get constantly seeking to embarrass the FINE DISPLAY OF THE dazzling style, A. V. and Garrod won 1 sets. Total 192.second took their total to five, tho
Pelo to agree to fight Slunalman Morris for the middle weight title of the Colony.
Ewin demands a bigger purse then the Association is pre- pared to offer. I understand he was euaranteed a return contest December but turned this
down.
OPPONENT WANTED. Apart from the tendency (common
The prompters are now looking apparently to all Herum balves from
suitable onponent
for South Wales) to put the ball crooked-for ly into the scrum, Hoskins was better Morrin, who la only too nous to than Macintosh, whose service was at on the resin and fight for the weak, though his defence was as gond middleweight belt.
as ever. Thus the Army backs were
Honekone.
Morris has already won five quicker on the move, and from ons championships, and at the present
ten yards line, from the Spening
of Stevens cut through beautifully to holds the welterweight belt Rend Hamilton over near the cornor.
Unfortunately this popular Lloyd made a magnificent shot at goal, the ball curling in the last few fubter is catur Home next year, yards to miss the top of the post by and his departure will be a dis- Inches. For the rest of the first balt tinct loss to local boxing.
the Army wore the Hvolier aldo,
though
I think the referee was rather intent to their forwards over offside
LONG PASSING GAME
[By "Wanderer."]
So well did the Navy forwards com- bine that it is difficult to signal ons cut above another, but Purkina wAY certainly an active leader and was Club rear lines with his quick rushes and the judicious use of weight,
There was nothing wrong with the Navy defento, Kinchin clearing promptly and cleanly, when __cn.lid
1 8. W. Borderers 3 upon which was but seldom. He was splendidly protected by Gilbert and The Borderern exploited the open hail who polished off the apolling game to perfection and were comfort work of the halves and rendered the able winners. Their powerful haf- Club attack B very insignificant backs made full use of the wingers and the point of attack was bolog
feature of the game.
Kowloon
on Saturday King's Park, W. J. Brown took his aggregate for the A game where twenty-two
{kansen 10 24. the previous de he players worked with a will, it is a D. S. Green and Mrs. McTavish scored four times against II M.S. nt any won 8 sets with one rubber un- Hermes and the R.A.F. Saturday's particular performer, but
there
1 finished; W. Wirth and Mrs. Old game was fought out at a fast pare no gainsaying the fact that the out-won 2 sots: P. O. Dunne and Mrs. With the Y.M.C.A. Auperior in all standing players were Suen Kam
positions. At the interval they had shun, who led the Athleti: forwards Jeffries won 8 sets: Mr. and Mr a two clear goal lend and in Gomano, who gave their best hibition of the season, and Gomes and Marques, who continually frus`rn-) ted the determined Chinese attacks.
The manner in which the Gonano finished: H. O. Huber and Mrs. brothers strove for the equa iser MacKenzie won 4 sets: Mr. and and secured it in the closing Mrs. Gittens won 4 sets: A. G. minutes waA A wonderful display Howa and Mias Maaon won 3 sets. of individualiam, rewarded in the Total 15. most fitting way possible.
“A”. SECTION....
Medway replying only once through
Tho-Medway. their inside right, E. C. Fincher and Mrs. Goodwin halves were standing while Brow!, Fowler and Baldwin were prominent won 4 sets with one rubber un-in the "y side.
"B" SECTION.
LADIES' DRAWN GAMES.
teams both played drawn games on The Hong Kong Ladies 1st and "A" Saturday, the 1st XI sharing honours with the University man's 2nd XI, at The Athletie simply monopalised G. C. Burnett and Mas 0.Happy Valicy each side scoring once, It would be useless to attempt to constantly changed with long awing, the game in the first ten minutes Dalziel won 3 sets: F.Kongel-and the "A" team with the Y.M.C.A.
loading one to ing passes from one side of the field
believe that they backer and Mrs. Way won gets ladies at the Army ground, Sookum R runaway victory.
poo. In the latter game no goals the other, kenplag Kowloon con- would enjoy
The Y.M.C.A.. were Suen Kam-shun netted after a per-F. Goodwin and Miss Kacker won wore scored. lantly on the run.
set: Mr. and Mrs. Peddle won without the services of O. Dalziel, It is seldom that the Borderers play fect movement by the forward
Mrs. Read and Mrs. Cooko. lively football of the type they served but the reverse acted as a stimulant 41⁄2 nets. Total 11%.
upbraid the Club for they
were
beaten by definitely better side. This fact, of course, exposed their wonknersee, comparisions with the Navy in all departments save that of goal keeper being anything but complimentary,
Rodger, possibly a little at fault aver the first goal, otherwise played a sterling game and averted at least three more goals for which the Navy would have been full worth.
POLISHED HYNES.
and picking the ball out of the serum.side the Army 25, and this ended most promising junior in the Club
They had no difficulty in rataining the scoring.
points lead, till the interval.
A CONDESCENDING GAME. The second half was largely a re-)
The club have every reason to be petition of the first; though Lammertj was given the opportunity to make tisfied with the game and the re- Ault, Fox made two or three fumbles Co or two good runs for the Club.
which put the Club line in danger but well and usually found Ferguson was defending splendid recovered ly, giving Martia no rope, but he touch with his kicks. He did not seem had chance in attack owing to to be too sure of his foothold, pro- the uncertain handling and pasting bably his studs hooded attention. ilo of the centres, and the slowness of Was an improvement on Rigg, and do. finately better than Birt who played {Macintosh's service.
Martin was rather outchissed at right back, but llynes gave another polished display. He is by far the term and is fost developing into one of the best defenders in the League. The half bucks, forced continually back on the defensive were, of course, not seen to advantage and whatever opening work they accomplished was quickly ruined by the Naval defence.
lin?.
to settle
up here and seldom that the final to the Saints, who began the attack.
inch la ro effective, Kowloon caught them on one of their best days and the result was never in doubt.
down, and to take up
free
ali
It resulted in A. V. Gosano nating from a corner, and a minute later B. Gosano placed his team ahead. It was, however, rather curious that while in the first half Kowloon had LEAD LOST AND WON. olmost an equal share of the game
The Athletic started tho Becond torritorially the Borderers established
the bad, and they four-goal lead, in the second when half a gosi to
Saints Kowloon could do nothing right, (an iterally swarmed round the
Suen injury to Blake, who went off dve goal to knock off this arrears. minutes after the restart and did not shot from all angles without success, return, taking the balance out of the and then Mak Shul-hen produced one attack), the Borderers netted only two of his lightning shots from a goals and one of these was obtained kick which hud Marques baten
the way. Irem an offside position.
Immediately Suen Kam-ahun cap- The explanation was the brilliant opportunism of Jones, playing at ind this with another goal, and then 'de left, who scored the second and Gomen distinguished himself with third gools with Wells in quite close some gallant play until the pressure attendance, and the first from a sharp was relieved. Howe. Rave another indecisive breakaway when Watkins unaccount- The Saints took up the running, display, not only failing to tumbly miskleked at a time when Kow-
(Continued from Page D.) two wonderful goal-scoring oppor-non looked very much like opening tunities to account, but also allow the scoring. The ball went to Duncan ing himself to be subjugated by the net ir lank the Borderers were at tireless Shirrus,
the other end of the fold and the ball. was in the not 'Duncan got the fourth with rasping shot when Davies had drawn tho Kowloon de- fense out of position.
a condescending game. His folding This handicapped Turner, who was and kicking where alike poor, and he content merely to hand on the ball, got away with two marks which he Ho has an elusive run and I think he seemed to make as afterthoughts. The might have tried an occasional cut Army three-quarters had few chances through, or short kick shand to vary in attack owing to Steven's selfishnore, St. Joseph's
Of the for: Incoln Regt. his tacties. As it was the Army debut all defended strongly.
Signa's fance know what to expect and gave Wards, he of the red hair (Hardy I
belleve) was magnificent and Crew RAS.C. Club backs little chance. turner's deferuire kicking a usual Reid Also played splendidly, capecial-RAS was good, on the other hand Stevens ly in the line out.
།་་
The Club backs defended very well,
demed to be obsessed with the idea but in attack were only mediocre, that he could repeat his first half cut and chief praise for the win must go through. He tried repeatedly, but nearly always allpped in beating Turner. As a result, the other Army backs were starved.
CLUB RETALIATE.
the
Bo. the game went on with tumbles by both full backs causing the waloc thrills, until Miller suddenly broke
fine out on Away from Army 4. ran strongly and then passed to MeEldey, who boat his man, And gave to McLellan, for the latter to run right round and touch down
under the posts. – He himself convert.
to the pack.
As I have said before McElney was
a first class hooker though his injured
Athletic
DIVISION 111.
a University
5
3 Bouth Chins
Taikoo C.R.C. RE
8.W Borderers
2 Radio 8.C.
LEAGUE TABLE.
Division III.
Goals,
1
P. W.D. L F. A. Pts.
Kowloon tried in vain to get a grip on the visiting attack. The Borderers Eneed to hold the ball for a moment longer than necessary, passing crisply and accurately. Successful defence ro- quired brilliant anticipation and it was not forthcoming. Watkins, McKelvio and Eastman did good work, but Blies mad tired after his exertions In and Friday's interport trial gamo Walls was not in good form.
-kford alone came up to expecta- tlone.
I was gain aad's missed on the ribe compelled him to go easy other-St. Joseph's.. 7 7 0 0 28 7 14 Kowloon right wing, White Tailling to wise, and Garrod also worked well. 9.W. Borderers 7 5 1 1 20 12 11 settle into the position, while Melens Linco'n Regt. 860 122 4.10 would have done better. In this parti R.A.S.U.
"10 tar game, had he bron Isas unselfish. | China Ath. South China Radio 8.C.... n.c. of Signals 1.A.F. Tiniralty Recento
Moutrie, and Hall-Thompson in their new positions played up liko heroes My only cr'tlelam of them is that they packed a triņs high, but if they can only settlo down there, it ought to be possible to hold up, a Arst class serum. „round them,
The back row Müller, McLellan, and R.E.
ad to give the Club-the-load, Just Cox all did their whacke "thaigh | 4Wlkod before the end he alan kicked) akwood | Krallen zwak (badly, knocked pmaly goal for a surimmage Of Endo | MBA WAWAA LA
4.0 3 19 13 8 0 4 9 17 4
The Bederors were sound fore and 0 6 10 20 4 and nft. Johnson had little to do, but 3 11 18 Be Bave from Melons in the later
5 12 R0 stacey of the second half was abertas. 67 25 2rly brilliant. The banks and hel
17 backs were sollit, and the forwards 08.391 were »lways on the alert for an open- PALAIDE BARE FC and always took the shortest route
“TELEGRAPH”
FOOTBALL
FORECAST
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* A... remarkable achievement signaled the first of the Tele- graph Home football forecasts for last Saturday.
Out of the five League pro- grames, 32 correct results wore pronosticated whilst we gave 24 mut of 80 home win- Bern. Our forecast also in- chuted SEVEN CORRECT · Do'a S
Follow the Telegraph Home Football forecast, which ape penia in the soorts columna "every Thursday). SAMANLAG NAKAR
Week-End Cricket in Brief
SMASHING
DEFEAT OF CIVIL SERVICE BY VOLUNTEERS YESTERDAY -
The werk-end cricket Included three longue matebes which saw. Craizengower draw with the Army, the Navy defent the Re‐relo and the. Pollce unexpectedly fall to Craigengower second string.
The results and leading individual, achievements follow.
LEAGUE DIV, 1.
Cralgengover 109 for 9 dée (E. Zimmern 57. Pte. Dewey 5 for 24) drew with the Army 129 for 6 (out. Garthwalte 28 n.o.F.K. Lea 3 for 20)
DIVISION 2,
Navy 110 for 8 dec (8pt. McWillism 26, Sub. Lt. Donală 24) bent Recreio 60 (Robertson 3 for 9, Henderson 3 for 17, Davies 3 for 20) by 50 runs.
Cralvengower 2nd XI 167 for 9 (S. Abbas 32, Hunter 4 for 64) beat Police 67 (Irance 7 for 24) by 5 wickets.
FRIENDLIES.
H.K.C.C, 144 (Burnett 5 for 35)' and 179 (J.P. Whitham 63) drew with K.C.C. 198 for 5 dec (E.F. Fincher. 73, A.T: Lay (50) and 106 for 7.
KC.C. 2nd XI 80 and 149 for 8 draw with H.K.C.C. 2nd XI 310. (R.S.W. Paternon 134 not out).
LRC. 108 for 3 (A.R. SuMad. 44 not out, AH, Madar 42. A.H, Rumjahn 40) drow with Civil Service 198 for 7 déc (G.I. Sayer 71, J.E. Richardson 52).
Navy 107 for 6 (Comdr. Williams 43, P6). Ronan 5 for 35) ́beat R.W. Bordreer: 105 by 4 wickets.
Civil Service 2nd XI 74 for 6 (J. Barrow 35) draw with. 1.R.C. 2nd XI 134 (M. el Arcalli 87, K. Nazatin 84).
YESTERDAY,
Volunteers 185 for 6 (K.A. Muñvó 53, Y. McInnis 30 wint out, Richardson 3 for 51) bent Civil Service 80:E.W. Hamilton 27 not out, Lyal 4 for 22, Beck 4 for 24) by 8 wickets