ARSENAL
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY,
1934.
REVEAL SECRET
LATENT
RECAPTURE BEST FORM TO WIN LEADERSHIP
RESULTS SHAKE FOUNDATIONS OF THE PROPHETS
AMAZING COUPS EFECTED BY VISITING TEAMS
(By "The Pilgrim")
A remarkable reverse in football fortunes was witnessed with the mid-week and Saturday's engagements, Arsenal reveal- ing a hitherto latent reserve which has carried them to the top of the League table for the second time this season.
unable to THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). Derby at home were
Improved Wednesday resist the challenge and had to be content with Bournemouth a division of points on the Baseball Brighton ground, this leaving the Rams two Bristol C. points behind the Londoners.
By Cardiff
ury Charlton men have certainly justified their re- Clapton 0. putation as points collectors though Exeter credit
winning at Newcastle the lighbury
great personal
досз
io Norwich
who Swindon
Beasley, their outside left,
clever Newport feint. Moss brought off some aplen Watford «На кауск.
scored the only goal by
Winning by the single goal against
Huddersfield, Leicester had to thank the sun for temporarily blinding the visiting goalkeeper, Turner,
when
1 Southend
Aldershot
2 Torquny
Bristol R.
Coventry Northampton Crystal Pal.
1 Queen's P. R.
Luton
3
3 Gillingham'
2 Reading
League Table.
dealing with a high shot. Turner Norwich misjudged, and though Huddersfield Queen's P. R. ar Coventry .... bombarded the home goal moat
an Reading
the match they could not gain Bristol R.
equallser.
services
Charlton
Goals.
CHAMP TAKES HIS FOE IN HAND Incognitos
How Barney Rose, the world's lightweight champion, stopped
the Pego Express-Billy Peuonte-in his tracks in their bitter 10- round bout at New York's Coliseum is shown in this picture during the seventh round as the title-holder (left) poised to deliver his mardorour right. Mort than 12,000 people saw the fight.
1
P W D L F A 4 CAER CLARK CUP REVOLVER SHOOTING
P. A. Pts.
7 53 33-39 20 17 5 30 15 78 57 39 37 20 14 87 58 34 36 28 16 & 8 61 36 36 28 16 3
30 14
30 13
20 13
Exeter PRESTON'S COME-BACK.
Luton Swindon Tottenham shared a goalless draw with Portsmouth at White Hart Lane Crystal Pal 20 11
of Clapton 0. though they lost the Nichol who was injured on the head Aldershot while playing at right-half. Not for Brighton the first time, the 'Spurs felt the Watford disadvantage of Hunt's short staturo Southend
30 11
30
20
28
in dealing with high passes across Northampton 28
Bristol C... the goal-mouth.
Scoring in the first minute made Gillingham.. 20
Aston Torquay things appear too easy for Villa and Johnson, the Stoke winger Newport went through their complacent de Bournemouth 20 8 6 18 fence twice to secure both points.
Cardiff
29 0 5 16 20 6 12 12
50 38 36
20 719 41 74 17
Hongkong Ladies'
New Record
Inter-Unit Championship For Police Reserves.
Hold Macao To Draw
RESERVE
EXCITING HOCKEY
MATCH
Travelling to Macao yester- day, the Incognitos, held the Macao Hockey Club to a goalless draw in a fast and cleanly con- tested match. Many spectators witnessed the game which was played at a gruelling pace in spite of drizzle throughout the seventy minutes of play.
The Incognitos now have the
RUGBY FOOTBALL
SCOTLAND BEAT IRELAND
CALCUTTA CUP XV
... Edinburgh, Feb. 24. by 10 points to nine in the Scotland beat Ireland at Murray Rugby International here to-day.
There were approximately 40,000 spectators present to see the match, which was played under difficult condi tons, showery weather with a justy
wind blowing.
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
ANNUAL RAQE MEETING, 1986, 24th, 26th, 27th, 28th February, and 3rd March, 1934.
On Saturday 24th, Monday 26th, Tuesday 27th and Wednesday:283) February, the first bell will, bu, zyrag at. 11 a.m., and the first rnes will be run at 11.30 a.m. On Saturday, the 3rd March, the Best bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m., and the flest raco will be run at 2.00 p.m.
The timin interval will be taken after the fifth race on the first four daya,
MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE Members are reminded that they mast ivear their badges prominently displayed through.. and their ladies
out the Meeting.
No one without a badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure.
Badges admitting non-members to
the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax-or $40.00 including tax for the Meeting (adles $5.00 and $10.00
honour of being the first visit the game. Thereafter Scotland holctively), aro obtainable through"
the
ing team this season to hold triumphant Portuguese Colony eleven to a draw.
悲
Manhao, who was notable absentee from the recent Inter Port match against. Hongkong,
the position of in- who is on the injured list.
returned to
Ireland started off with a rush and J. Russell (University College, Cork) scored a try in the fifth minute of tre upper hand and their forwards opened out the game. They kept the Irish defence at full stretch through
out.
Jocretary: upon Introduction by
respon a Member, such Member to be res sible for all chits, etc. Enclosura will NOT be on sale at the Badges, admitting to Members' Race Courne.
side-right in place of L. da Costa, Crawford scored a goal. } FIRST FOUR DAYS, AND AT 12.30
The Incognitos owe the success
of their achievement mainly to
R. C. S. Dick (Cambridge Univer-
The Bocrotary's Office, 3rd Floor, W. Shaw (Glasgow High School) Gloucester Building (Tel. 27794) sity) scored a try for Scotland and added the extra points. J. Allan WILL CLOSE AT 10 am, ON
THE (Molraso) later kicked a
p.m. ON THE FIFTH DAY.
A limited number of Tiffins will be House, provided they are endered in obtainable each day at the Club advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tele. phone No. 21920.
Scotland,
who led by eleven points to. three when the interval arrived Dick scored
P On resuming
the brilliance of. Willy Reed, at a clever try which I. W. Shaw again centre-half, E. V. Reed,
at left converted, to increase Scotland's lead. gallantly and back, and A. P. Eca da Silva, who, Ireland fought back ty College, played a very safe game between Cork) and J. Russell each scored un- the sticks. The defonce held out converted trien.-Renter. extremely well, against the fast Macao forwards, the speed of Nolasco, on the right wing, gly- ing F. J. Bárroa an anxious time throughout...
For Macao, Lino Ferroira, at right half back, played an out- standing game, while Almada,
The C.B.S. gave one of their best CHINESE COMPANY WIN.
against St. displays of the season Androw'a in the Caer Clark Cup (second round) on Saturday, despite For the second year in succession, the fact that the final score stood the Chinese Company of the Hong-their goalkeeper, was up to his at 6-1 in favour of the Saints. At kong Polico Reserves have won the usual high standard.
Excitement reached fever pitch the interval each side had netted one, Inter-Unit Revolver Championship.
The contest was held at the Bowen on many occasions, and in the but the proved too much for
pace
Rond Revolver Range yesterday the schoolgirls in the second half.
Mina F. Gittins opened the scor- morning, when four companies com- last five minutes of the game, the Incognitos defence had to ing for St. Andrew's soon after the peted. start, but H. Knlil lovelled up bo- There were four practices, altoge-exert all their energies to prevent
netting. In ther, the total number of points pos Macao from fore half time:
this In the second half Miss M. Wool-sible for each man being 120. At brief period, da Silva was called
and practice No. 1 each competitor was on to clear many hot shots. Preston's come-back reached the
Mlea P. Gittins added her second, allowed two shots at each of three The teams were as follows:- heights of form when the Club took THIRD DIVISION (NORTH). ley performed the "hat-trick"
bobbing men, the time being limited a brace from Bolton on the Bolton
Incognitos: A. P. Een de Silva; to third Barnsley
four seconds. At the second In the first round of the competito tion the Saints defeated the C.B.S. practice three running men were the A. A. Remedios and E. V. Reed; targets, the competitors being allow-R. J. Reed, and F. J. Barros; S. by soven goals to nil.
H.K. LADIES' RECORD.. ed two shots at each. Three bobbing Reed, J. Pinto, A. M. Xavier, R. C. The H.K. Ladies set up a new re-hends were given at the third prac-Reed and A. P. Sousa.
Macao-Almada: J. Rodrigues 0cord in the Caer Clark Cup on Satur-tice and each man was allowed four
day when they registered a score of seconds to fire two shot at cach, In and M. Cardoso; Lino Ferreira, 118 goals without reply, against the the fourth practice competitors were Ferreira and A. Afrosa; F. 2 Recrelo "B". In their first clash allowed three shots at each of two Nolasco. Manhao, F. Ramalho, 2 earlier in the season the H.K. Ladies running
Indian Company and the Fly H. Rosario and A, Angelo.. won by five goals to nil.
Miss E. Bonnar (4), Miss J.ing Squad were well behind the. Churchill (4), Miss J. Dalziel (3), Miss B. Pope and Mrs. S. Adams scored for the H.K. Ladies..
ground and moved
up
place in the League. Despite
a
Barrow penalty award in their favour Bolton Carlisle
could not hit the net and they failed
to reply to the visitors two goals.
Hartlepoole
Hugh Gallacher of Chelsea Mansfield about to equalise against Middlesbro
match New Brighton in the closing stage of the when he was fouted. A penalty kick Southport was given in the last minute, and Stockport the equaliser was obtained.
Norwich were lucky to get away with their home win against Queen's Park who missed three golden op- For the scaring. portunities of Canaries, Warne crowned a brilliant run with a
goal.
FIRST DIVISION.
Aston Villa Blackburn
Derby
L.ceda Leicester verpool Middlesbrough Newesatle Sheffield U. Tottenham West Brom,
Arsenal
Derby
1 Stake
Wednesday
1 Everton
Wrexhama
Chesterfield Stockport Barnsley Walsa Doncaster
2 Halitax
3 Manchester Ci
1
Huddersfield
1 Sunderland
2 Chelsea
0 Arsenal
Wolves
Portsmouth
& Tranmere
G. Darlington
0 · Doncaster
Walsall
York
Cheaterüeld
0
& Rochdale
3 Rotherham
1 Gateshead
4 Chester
3 Accrington
League Table.
#
Goals. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 30 22 2 6 68 31 40 29 17 B 4 82 36 42 4 7 83 48 42 30 10
-9-65.39.99. -80-18-
30 15 30 10 28 14
28 14 30 11
10 70
Tranmere Wrexham Barrow Hartlepools 30 11 8 13 65 20 9.11 58 Gateshead
14-69 71
30 11' 5 Crowe...
30 6 14 10 47 €3 Southport
31 10 8 16 44 74
1 Accrington ..
o York
31 10 6 15 61. 57
2 Now Brighton 30 Birmingham Carlisle
League Table
Huddersfield
Tottenham
Blackburn
West Brom.
Wednesday
Goals.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 30 17 7 6 60 20 41 30 15 9 6 58 31 30
30 20 0 14 40 62 20 30 0 7 14 42 G2 25 Darlington 32 9 7 10 80 26 30 7 10 13 63 58 24 Mansfeld
20 5 15 65 04 23 Chester.....
20 7 6 10 38 62 20 Rotherham Rochdale 30 8 a 10 36 68, 19 SCOTTISH LEAGUE (FIRST DIVISION).
30 15 9 0 60 43 39
31 155 11 53 40 36
1
RL 14 6 12 54 59.33
31 12 8 11 61 40 32
30 12 8 30 47 44 32
Manchester C. 80 12 8 10,
43
G2
32
Sunderland
Airdrie Ayr Celtic
1
30
Everton
Portsmouth Middlesbro Leeds Newcastin Leicester Aston Villa
Wolves
Stoko...
Birmingham
Liverpool
11 9 10 60 40 31 30 10 11 9 46 44 31
10 38
38 37
30 10 11
38 13 418 53 68
2011 6 12 47 46 28
30 10 11 53 52 28
28 10 8 10-1
-41 39 28
31 11 5.15 58 61
20 0 9 12 64 67 27
30 10 7 13 38 64 27
30 7 11 12 32
31 8 8 15 50 64
Sheffield U... 31 8 4 17 41 81 22
Chelsea
29 7
6 16 41 64 20
SECOND DIVISION.
Blackpool
Bolton Bradford C. Brentford Fulham Manchester U. Notts County Plymouth Port Vale Southampton
West Ham
2 Bury
B
0 Preston N. E 2
ง Lincoln
2 Oldham
I Burnley
O Bradford
1 Swansea
O Grimsby
5 Millwall
1 Kull
2 Notts Forest
Goals.
League Table.
Grimsby Brentford Preston N. E. Blackpool Port Valo Bolton
Bradford
Вегу
Plymouth
Cowdenbeath Dundee Hibernians Motherwell Partick
St. Mirren Third Lanark
Motherwell Rangers Aberdeen
Clyde
Queen's Park
2. Aberdeen
0 Falkirk
. 1
Hamilton
0 Queen O'Bih.
2 Kilmarnock
7 Ilearls
1 Rangers
1 St. Johnstone
League Table.
Goals.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta . 30 24 3 3 72 20 61 28 22 42 97 32 48 ... 30 16 0 8 HE
70 42 38 29 14.9 0 74 42 37
Hearts... 249 St. Johnstone 31 16 Queen O'Sth. 80
o Ayr
1
Kilmarnock...31
*Falkirk
1
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts 30 21 1 8-72 41 43 30 10 0 60 48 37
30 15 8 0 8 40 30 30 13 0
80
80 11
Fulham
30.12
Bradford C.
30 18
40
West Ham ..
30-10
«Oldham **
30 11
Bouthampton
ล
2011
Notta. County 81 10
8 35 45 49
Burnley
Hull...
no 0 10
38.46 28
BO 11 14
Caltic....
26
Hamilton 28 1 Dundee
30 10 Queen's Park 29 11 Horainns 20 Clyde
10 20 7 St. Mirren 29 7 Partick
Airdrie.
53 23 '13 46 68 23 14 36.62 22 20 8 4 17 50 05 20
1 goal.
3
0
G
FANLING GOLF.
Marton Wins Final In Captain's Cup.
men.
Chinese Company and the Reserve Emergency Unit. Nons, of the Indian
representatives nor the Flying Squad RIFLE SHOOTING
men completed the fourth practice, while the latter were severely han dicapped having only five
In
competitors in their side against a--WIN-FOR--NAVAL fuil team of eight.
The scorea follow:
Chinese Company,
1. 2. 3. 4. Ttla. Wong Chung 30 25 30 30 115 Chow Ching-chiu 30 80 15 25 100 David Loie ****
0 20 25 In the final for the Captain's Cup Diam S. K. Chan 20 30 20 15 85 1933, in connection with the Royal Thong Pohing.. 5 15 10 25 55- Hangkang Golf Club, played at Fan
15 15 0 20 50 ling yesterday, 0. E. G. Marton do- lo Shit-yu....
Hoo Kam-chin. 25 25 10 30 90 feated L. Goldman, & and 1.
Wong King-chuen 30 30 30 25 115
In the Junior Championship final, A. B. Purves defeated F. S. T. But- lin, 8 and 7.
CORRESPONDENCE
Establishment of a Cycling
Club.
185 170 136 196 685
Reserve Emergency Unit.
P. Fletcher
R. Dunlop
J. A. Bendall Murray Dorabjee
S. C. IIo
Str. Since my arrival in Hongkong Van der Lely
a few days ago investigations made. J. Raptis
have elicited the fact that, in a sport-
ing sense,
the cyclist is uncatered for,
2
despite the existence of keen cyclists within its bounds; a fact which
细
most deplorable in a place so modern
In other directions.
1. 2. 3. 4. Tils. 30 30 30 25 115 20 30 30 25 105 20 20 20-26 05
YARD
At Stonecutters on Saturday the Royal Naval Yard registered, by a a win over the narrow margin,
Scores:- R.A.O.C. team.
ROYAL NAVAL YARD
·A. Lewis W. Austin H. Blake E. Nownham 11. Langley A. Tyler
R.A.O.C.
85 Cpl. Gond 83 Sgt. Allen
83 Cpl. Stevens 80 L. Sgt. Todd
78 Capt. Cresswell 71 Pte. Hall
Total 480
83
CALCUTTA CUP
Scotland's Team Selectéd
Edinburgh, Feb. 24. The Scottish International Rugby selectors have announced the team which in to meet England for the Calcutta Cup at Twickenham March 17, when the last of the season's International Rugby contests
on
will be played.
It will he seen from the list of
names that K. L. T. Jackson, the son of a former Shanghai doctor, has not been included in the team. Jackson is at present an undergraduate at Oxford University and played in the Calcutta, Cup match last year, when R. A. Gerrard, the former Hongkong boy, was included in the English side..
Scotland's selected team is as fol- lows:
R
D. I. Brown (London Scottish);
1.
W. Shaw (Glasgow High School), R. C. S. Dick (Cambridge University), H. Lind. (Dunfermline) and K. C. Fyfe (Cambridge. Univers nity?:
JL. Cotter (Hillhead High School) and W. R. Logan
(Edin-
On no pretext will children bo permitted in either enclosure during the first four days of the Meating.
-PUBLIC ENCLOSURE;
The price of admission to the Pablle Enclosure is $4.00 per day | indluding, tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at the Gate," ".
Soldiers and Sailors in uniform' are admitted to the Public Enclosure at $1.00
per day including tax. Bookmakers, Tie Tac men otc, will not be permitted to oporate within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting,
Tifins will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclorare.
PASSES.
Sill be larued
Pasaca for
on application to the Secretary, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building
Employers are requested to dis tribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the passes. Servants are not permitted in the Members Enclosure except for pass tag through on their ties but must
stands Any persons found loitoring with remain in their employers Servants passos in their possession will forfelt the same and will he removed from the enclosure.
By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary. Hongkong, 12th February, 1934.
KING'S THEATRE.
burgh Wanderers)
M. Ritchie (Watsonlana), G. A Dancing Display by the pupils
Cottington (Kelso), J. Allan (Mel rose), J. Beattie (Hawick). M. S. Stewart (Stewart's College). L. B. Lambie (Glasgow High School), J. and 1. G. A. Waters (Selkirk) Watherston (Edinburgh Wander- ere).
CLUB FIXTURES
Northern XV, Trourice The South
London, Feb. 24. In the match between the North 82 and the South at Twickenhant to-day 82 the former won by 18 points to all.
78
Several club fixtures were played
64 during the afternoon. The Harlequins were entertained by the Royal Navy, Total 474 instead of Pertamouth United Ser-
vices according to the fixtures.
Full results of the important club fixtures played to-day were:
18 South
CANTON TENNIS
10. 25 15 60
15
90
25 70
10 15 15 20 60
155 190 140 170 055
Indian Company.
2.
4. Tiln
Feroz Ali
0 20 0
20
5
25
20
0
10 10
5
15.
20
26 20 20
10 15 10 10 15
seta.
30
Having had the honour and plea Khushi Mohomed 10 10 Auro of being the founder of China's 2, G. Khan frat cycling club (The Shanghal S. B. Ahmed Wheeler-founded April, 1933) and N. Ahmed the present holder of all Chinesa road. 1. Din, racing records, it is my desire to unite Mohal Khan all cyclists in this district into a sport- M. Y. Khan Ing body, the main object being
to
enable the many branches of this sport|
to obtain a firm hold in China.
lesser ambition is to bring Hongkong
CHAMPIONS
(Continued from Paga 8.)
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Cambridge U. London Scot,
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11 Old Millhillians
of tho
O'Keefe-Montgomery School, of Dancing.
TUESDAY, 6th March, 1934, at 5.10 p.m.
Under the Distinguished' Patronage of·
His Excellency the Governor, Sir William Peel, K.C.M.G., and Lady Peel.
Part proceeds to be given to Earl Haig's Fund for disabled sallors and soldiers.
Tickets: $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00. (Including tax).
Children and Service Men
half, price..
(34.00-$3.00 $2.00; only);
Coupons to be exchanged and Tickets to be booked at the Theatre after 27th February.
North
Blackheathi
Bristel
Davonport
Gloucester
24 R, A. F.
Northampton
14 Leicester
Oxford U. Plymouth
18 The Army
14
0
PRINTED ORGANDY
10
0
Reuter,
25 the match right through. Their Rosslyn
opponents however rallied after Navy
the frst two sets has been lost
Cardiff.
by them and won the next two Newport
brought
12 Guy's Hoap. 24 Old Blues 21 Harlequins
27 Lendon Welsh
0 Llanelly
OF WORK.
Year's Activities Of The. Ladies R.C. Reviewed.
In the third set the games were 85-110 50 2456-2 in favour of the stronger pålr. RECORD Flying Squad.
when Lau and Chan put forth 1. 2. 3. 4. Ttls.
16
all their strength and cyclists in a position to challenge their A. 0. W. Mooney 0 10 5
the score up to 6-4, 100 15-25. northern comrades at Shanghai for Ng Chi-ylu
of cycling Ho So********* supremacy in all branches of
* 16, 0 6 20 In view of the foregoing I should Cheng King-chor 10 5 15 0 15 esteem it a favour If your columns] Ho Wing-kwan. might be opened to a request that all Interested individuais communicate with me as early as possible, with a view to the establishment of a Cycling Club hore. There are points too nu-
45 20 45110
In the fourth set Lau and Chan 6-1. Lai beat their opponents and Lui then decided that if
The annual general meeting of the they were not careful they would Ladies Recreation Club was held most decidedly lose the match
the Club house on Friday, with and won the first five games Mrs. Mathieson in the chair. Others
erous to mention in favour of an or. HONGKONG YACHTING. straight off. They were, 20 7 4 18 43 89 18
Third Lanark 28 6 7-16 47-84 17
ganisation of this kind, and practical-|
Cowdenbeath 30 4 4 22 43 01 12y nothing against it.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE-
(SECOND DIVISION).
Brochin. Dumbarton East Fife East Burling Leith
Raith Rovera
Bi. Bernarda Blen'Mulr
Dunfermline 3 Allon
1 'Montrose
.0 Morton
1 Arbroath
Edinburgh
1; Forfar
•1 King's Park-
Goals..
On behalf of those of your readers
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present
were Mesdames Lowin ever, not allowed to. take their Bryan, Flacher, Handyeido, Johnson, last game too easily for after a Lissaman, Martin. Stafford • Smith,
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The
stiff. Aght their opponents gained and Hina V. L. Thomas Hongkong Telegraph.
who find this of interest, and a means Lantau Island on Saturday, over
Cutty won the R.H.K.Y.C. race to the next four games. The most On the prposal of Mr. Stafford Smith, seconded by Miss Thomas, of indulging in their chosen sport or distance of 62 miles, F. C. Manning thrilling part of the whole game the report and accounts for 1983
was was reached when the score was hobby. I thank you in anticipation of sailing the vessel... Typhoon your favourable consideration of this second and Asuma third,
at 5-3, Lau and Chan gaining the were manimously adopted. request.
The results follow:
advantage not less than five times Ofcers Elected. ~~~HENAY A. G. KEATER,
The following oficers were elected Royal Army Service Corps Cutty
Finished Corrected Porn, before Bnally taking their fourth
4.41.41 2. and last game." The Shat set to serve for the ensuing year: Headquarters, Hongkong..
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