THE
HONGKONG ⠀⠀ TELEGRAPH," "THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 6,
1938.
Hongkong Hockey Players Beaten A Second Time During Tour In Malaya
Singapore, Sept. 28.
The Hongkong Garrison hockey team suffered their second defeat yesterday, at the hands of the SRC, who won 3-nil on the
S.R.C. padang.
The local team gave a good exhibition, combining well, defend- ing stoutly, and showing polish in every phase of their play.
The visitors after over a week off Though Rees' forwards continued strenuous play seemed off colour, their pressure, fullbacks Douglas,and and did not play as well as they did) Stickley had more success in stop- against the S.C.C., for Instance. ping the ball with the ground on They gave the impression of being their side more level than on the stale,
other side.
The Hongkong forwards also were given few opportunities by the home defence to shoot while their own fullbacks had a busy time stemming the speedy run-ups of the Rees for- wards.
TWO GOALS
Mureira played a great game for the home defence. Bain, who scored two goals, might have netted more with quicker shooting. Too enger, Ross and Sullivan, who played well, were penalised for going offside several times.
Holmes and Hamwell were among the hardest triers for the visitors but their forward combination falled to get results,
Though not impressive, the visi tors' defence effectively checked many raids, „Dobson's saving at gool was again spectacular.
Shortly after the bully-off Bain scored.
from close range, Dobson stepping D. Ross was unlucky not to score
the ball.
Sullivan also had a narrow miss and Bain lost another chance when he failed to convert a fine pass from D. Ross.
Mr. G. Tersensolin and Sgt. Met- tan (R.E.) umpired. The teams
were,
G.
S.R.C.: Minjoot; Moreira, P. F. de Souza
G. Ross, L. Reutens, Clarke; D. Ross, Sullivan, Bain, G. Armstrong, G. Valberg.
Hongkong Command: Cpl. Dob- sen; Sgt. Douglas, Lleut. Stickley; /Cpl. Wetten, L/Sg, Land, L/Cpl. Austen; Lieut. Smith, Lieut. Bend-
nell, Lieut. Holmes, Lieut. Hook. Lieut. Homwell.
D. Ross put the Recs, two ITALIAN ROYALTY
up when Valberg sent him a fine centre which he easily converted.
Pinging unselfishly, Valberg again created an opening for Bain who scored for the second time to give the Rees, a three-nil lead by inter- val.
SECOND HALF
The visitors tried hard to score on resumption and forced some corners, Itoss and Moreira cleared.
Holmes led the attacks but good
covering by the defence prevented them shooting. Hamwell skied the 'ball once wide off goal
FOR PARIS
Paris, Oct. 5.
The Italian Crown Prince and Crown Princess have been invited to Paris for the unveiling of the statue of King Albert, first" King of the Belgians, on October 12.
King Albert was the father of the
Italian Crown Princess.
This act is regarded as an indica- tion of the better relations between France and Italy-Trans-Ocean.
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The Hongkong Aquatlo Stare and the Malang team in a group photo taken just before their recent swimming contest at Malang, one of the places visited by the Hongkong team during their South Seas tour. Two members of the team, Norman Lee and Mim Doreen Weir, returned to longkong yesterday.
HOME SOCCER PROSPECTS
No. 18-Saints'
Problems
Tom Parker has signed nine new players for Southampton and two of the new-comers will step straight
Cricket Teams Chosen For Monday Games
Hongkong v. Kowloon
The following teams have been selected to represent Hongkong und Kowloon in a cricket match which will be played on the Hongkong C.C. ground on Monday October. 10, commencing at 11 am.
Hongkong, H. Owen Hughes (Capt.), A. H. Madar, A. R. Minu, A. Into the first team-Wilkinson, feft
Souza. and Kitchell, K. Nazarin, G. United back from Sheffield Tomlinson, Oft. centre forward from Copt. Whitmarsh. A. C. Beck, L. D. Kilbee, L. T. Ride and W. H. Colledge.
Grimsby Town.
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Governor To Play Golf At Fanling This Sunday
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, will be one of the team of "Over 40" to play "Under 40" at Fanling on Sunday, October 9.
Twenty-four players will represent cach side.
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PERFUMERY SECTION LANE CRAWFORD'S
SPORT ADVTS The Frouse of Quality & Service
Kowloon.-D. J. N. Anderson (Capt.), N. A. E. Mackay, T. A. Mader, R. Lee, E. L. Gosano, F. H. Stokes, D. McLellan, A. E. Perry, C.
THE HONG KONG E. Godby, A. P. Pereira and E. F. Fincher.
JUNIOR MATCH
The junior match will be played on
Another problem which Parker hopes he has solved is the right sort of partner for Osman as three of six new forwards, Bowden (Brighton and Hove). Briggs (Read- ing) and Fletcher (Clapton Orient) can all cover the inside-left position. Brophy, a new centre-forward from Brighton and Hove, is,
like Tomlin English schoolboy captain, Clerk, the Club de Recreio ground and not was with Exeter City last on the Kowloon C.C. ground as season, will understudy Osman at originally arranged. The match will outside-left.
stort
at 11 am. The following tre the teams:
J. R. Mitchel! Hongkong-E (Capt.), Pte. Coombes, J. H. Fox, A. A. Aziz, F. L. Rapley, A. Pope, A. E. Carey, H. Hung Choy, G. Finc Lieut. Webster (Navy) and Lieut. Skelton
who
Half-backs did not give much trouble last season, but there is one newcomer in Carnaby, from Blythe Spartans, who can fil my of the three positions. Noyce, a local full while
back, has been signed on "Don" Browning, who had an opera- tion for cartilage trouble at the end of last season is now fit again.
team
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on (Navy).
Kowloon-A, A. Dand (Capt.), N. F. Fox, G. E. R. Divett, K. Baxter, F. A. Broadbridge, R. T. Broadbridge, "I think we shall have a stronger C. B. R. Sargent, L. G. Gostno, Ef Manager L. Soures, S. A. Gray and E. A. R. Parker when discussing prospects. Alves. He has been busy on the ground during the summer, with new drain- age, and the playing pitch should be considerably improved.
Complete List of Players
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YANKEES ALMOST
JOCKEY CLUB.
THE EIGHTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 8th and MONDAY, 10th October, 1938, commencing at 2.00 p.m. on both days.
The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. on each day.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
admitted to the Members Enclosure; such must be worn throughout the
No one without a badge will be
duration of each meeting in such a manner as to be readily identified.
Badges
the Member Eng Non-Members to Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (both including tax) per day are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal or written application of a
of a Member, such Member to be responsible for all visiters introduced by him, and for Payment of all Chits. Ac.
The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor,.
CERTAIN TO WIN Exchange Building. (Tel. 27794) wil
WORLD SERIES
Chicago, Oct. 5. "If the Yankees do not win one way, they will another" seems to be the general verdict here after the way in which the New York ouißt. overcame Chicago Cubs in the open- ing game of the World Series.
Without the homers and the mighty binsts with which they terrorized other teams in the American circult, the Yankees dumbfounded baseball | "fan" to-day with the case with which they conquered ""Bill" Lec, the Cubs pitching ace.
totul
of 44,242 enthusiasts pald $210,025 to see to-day's game. This
will be
be divided as follows: money -$107,112 to the players, $31,503 to the Commissioners, and $71,409 to the Clubs and League.
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Tins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tele- phone 21820.
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C. B. BROWN,
Scerclary. Hongkong, 3rd October, 1933.
HONG KONG FOOTBALL
CLUB
For Thursday's match. Vernon
Members are reminded that an Gomez will plich for the Yankees | extraordinary general meeting of againat "Dizzy" Dean of the Cubs-members will be held in the Club United Press.
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You aus is co yourself and to your businom to see the new Ford V-8
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