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START OF INTERNATIONAL SPORT ADVTS. HOCKEY TOURNEY
England Beat Scotland After Extra Time
WALES PLUCKY AGAINST INDIA
Triangular Hockey Tourney
SELECTION OF ARMY `XI
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
Draft Programmes and Entry, Ferms for the Second Extra-Raco Meeting, to be held on Saturday, the 31st March, and Monday, the 2nd April, 1934, (Weather por mitting), may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Gloucester Building; The Club House, Happy Valloy; the Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road,
Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, the 22nd
By Order,
In the first round of the initial International Hockey Tourna- ment, England defeated Scotland by three goals to one on the The next match of the Hockey
Well Marina ground yesterday afternoon, after extra time. England's Triangular Tournament on team, a strong combination, was given a big fright, when Scot-nesday, March 21 will be played March, 1934. land held the lead at the interval by a goal to zil. G. E. R. Divettat 5pm. on the Hongkong Hockey (Club) played at inside-right in the England forward line in place Club ground at King's Park and of Lt.Cdr. T. K. W. Atkinson (Navy) who was absent.
not on the U.S.R.C. ground no advertised. Scotland's defence gave a magni- ficent display, especially G, Duncan. the goalkeeper. Time and again' ho brought the Scots out of tight cor ners. The half-backs, Cord, McLellan and Lt-Cdr. Hill, matched well against the font England forward line, Divett, Lt. Bartlott and Garthwaite, the in wido trio, combining well. Their
WALES LOSES TO
INDIA
The Army will be represented by:-Lal Singh (Punjabis). Lt. Garthwalte (R.A.) W.O. Sonier (A.E.C.), Kartar Singh (Punjabis),
12:2
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary.
QUEEN'S 'COLLEGE,
Lieut. Winton (SW.B): Alif The 19th Annual Sports will be Din (Punjable), Sergt. Halford, held on Queen's College Ground. (A.E.C.), L/Cpl. Yeomans (Lines): Causeway Bay, on
Saturday,
Mrs. N. L. Smith has kindly con sented to present the prizes,
All friends are cordially invited,
apposites, J. T. K. Gilchrist, N. A. E¦ Good Standard of Play Lieut. Rossler (Lincs), Lieut. March 24th. commencing at 2 p.m.
Mackay and S. MacNider showed good understanding.
Yesterday
Metcalfe (R.A.); Pte. Hollings- worth (Lincs).
Scotland obtained the lead in the
Tho final of the Small Unitaj After a listless first half the first half through 98. MacNider, whe Indians asserted their superiority in knock-out hockey competition will scored
good goal. In the second their International game with Wales be played on the Marina at 4.30 half, Garthwaite, unmarked, equalised and yesterday at King's Fark ontorp.m. on Thursday, March 22. for England, from a pass from the ed the second round of the tourney right. In the first session of the
forward movement.
..
extra time, Divett found the net as by recording a win of three clear the result of a melee, and in the genis.
It was anybody's game in the first second half, Garthwaite netted Eng- The game was productive of quite half, both goals being visited in turn. land's third goal following a good a good standard of hockey and was The Welsh team was awarded two not without its thrilling moments, short comers but failed to and the The full-backs, Dand and Metcalfe. In the second half the Indians were not, and just before the interval Taj a constant menace to the Wolah de- Mohomed missed a reverse stick clear- for England and Blackburn and fence and excopt for an occasional ance and Jones' shot at goal missed Rodger, for Scotland, were all sound. breakaway by the Colts were con- the upright by inches, Other outstanding players for Engtinually on the offensive. Land word Lowe, at contre-half,
Yeomans and W. Read, who deputised The Indian forward line was gener- for E. V. Reed, at left-half, and ally disappointing, especially in the played right-half back in the second first half, Kalwant Singh and Awtar half. Hollingsworth kept a safe goal Singh, at inside left and centre for while locquard, on the left wing. ward respectively, being badly. sent in some good centres,
form. P. Singh and Subedar Taj Mohomed, at back, were the saviour The teams were as follows-Eng of the side on more than one oc land: Hollingsworth (Army); A. A. ension, playing steady, rellable games Dand (Club) (Capt), and L. Metcalfe and effecting some very fine clear (Army); W. A. Reed (Club), II. Jances. Alif Din was the pick of the D. Lowe (Club) and Yeomans halves, playing on the left, while (Army); Senior (Army), G. E. R. Dulla Singh, in the centre, put in a Divelt (Club), Lt. Bartlett (Navy),great deal of destructive work. L Carthwalto (Army) and Lt. Hor- quard (Army).
Scotland: G. Duncan (Club); Black burn (Polico) and J. Rodger (Club) (Capt.) Cord (Army), D. McLellan (Y.M.C.A) and Lt-Car. Hill (Navy);
SECOND HALF PLAY.
Soon after the restart L/Cpl. Jones |
failed miserably with an open gual and Pte. Jonou had hard luck a few minutes later when Nur Mohammed. got his foot to the ball just as he was about to shoot. Play transfer red to the other end where Lal Singh worked in from the wing and opened the spring with a shot from a dim- cult angle into the corner of the net. massing in the goal-mouth Flynn In subsequent play, with the Indians fell on the ball and obstructed play. Avtar Singh contested him in the The Welsh team was composed of resultant penalty bully but Flynn ac the exception of H. Owen Hughes on South Wales Borderers' players with cidentally kicked the ball and a goal
{was awarded. the right wing. Halford, in the Lal Singhs transferred inside to K. Awtar Singh added the third after pivotal position was outstanding in
their side, always being at the right Singh and the latter flicked a nent 1. MacNider (St. Androw's Club), spot at the right moment. L/Cpl. Pas for Awtar Singh to net. J. T. K. Gilchrist (Y.M.C.A.), N. A. Jones, played well at inside right
E. Mackoy (St. Andrew's Club), S. but did not get much support from MaeNider (C. B. A.) and J. J. King Pte. Johnsen in the centre. (C. B. A.).
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was the plek of the defence.".
PORTUGAL WINS...
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