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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
January 11, 1940.
Hockey Notes
RADIO RETAIN UNBEATEN RECORD
Recreio Unfortunate Not To Share Points: Women's League Progress
KEEPING UP their unbeaten record for Tournament games, the Radio and Postal Sports Club defeated Recreio 1-0 on their home ground at Caroline Hill last Sunday. Both sides had a wealth of talent, and some remarkably good hockey was played.
Exchanges were fairly even in the first half, but Recreio were clearly the better side in the second period, and at least deserved a draw.
Radio took the lead after Lwenty minutes through Awtar Singh, who banged in the win- ning goal from a long centre. The Radio attack made many dangerous raids in the first half, but fell away badly in the Botond when Recreio completely dominated play.
The wingers, Jaggeet and Langeer Singh were slow and could make no headway against the fine work of the visitors' wing-halves. Chief honours, how- ever, went to the back and lutves, notably M. H. Hassan, the pivot, whe had some excellent duels with the opposing altuck.
J. S. Grewal was a steady left back, nad received good support from his partner. Had it not also bem for some magnificent saves by V. B. Souza, in goal, the result might have been very different.
B was a good hard game, and the champions were very lucky to secure
buth points.
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RECREIO, at least, deserved
a
draw, is although the first half W rather even territorially, they were clearly the belter slde after the interval. Actually, the visitors were unlucky not to feare at least once, when in the first half a thot from
Hockey Association
Council Meeting
A Council meeting of the Hongkong Hockey Association will be held in the St. An- drow's Church Hall at 6 p.m. to-day. As there important items
are some
to be dis-
cussed on the agenda, such as the forthcoming interport with Macao, a full attendance of members is requested.
twenty minutes, and Mrs. P. Bliss increased the lead to 3-6 when the interval arrived.
In the last half, it appeared that a record tally of goals would result, but both sides settled down and some good play was seen. Many good ralda were started by C.B.A., but the Saints' defence were not to be caught napping again.
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CLUB JUST
JUST MANAGE TO WIN
8th Heavy Brittball
Colony Women's
Tennis Final On Jan. 20
THE FINAL of the Colony Wo- men's singles tennis champlunship between Mrs. Enid Litten and Mrs.
January 20, at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Bliss scored the fourth goal Chin Chun-chiu will be held at in this bull, and received splendid United Services Recreation Club où assistance from Miss F. Wong on the right wing. Misa J. Wong, cen- tre-half, wus good, and the wing- halves, Miss West
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MANILA, Jan. 10 (UP) The ¡Japanese collegiate basketball champtons, Rikkyo, staged sen-
wilb the Philippines Dational
IN A CLOSE GAME on satisual rally but falled to catch up
the Club ground last night, Club "A" just managed to
F. X. Sequeirn, their inside-left, was Greaves often set their words K.C.C. Handicap Singles beat the 8th Heavy Regt.,
brilliantly saved by Souza at close moving to good purpose.
range.
To a certain extent the Recs em-
ployed the long-passing game with effect, but in the end the ball was often intercepted by the Radio de- Ceace. W. A. Reed, al centre-half, distinguished himself, and contrived to get through a lot of work, while the wing-halves, R. Marques und A. Alves, gave a polished display.
forwards;
Mlsa G. White was round, and
champions, the University of Santo Tomas, in a match played here last ht, and were heaten by 33-29. Rikkyo's fallare was their inability
Al half time, Santo Tomas were 13
Rikkyo..
In the final of the Kowloon Cricket A., by 8 points (a goal and to sink free shots. Miss M. Roza, revealing her old Club handleap singles tournament a try) to (two tries). There 8-6. Both players tween the teams, except that form, was active in her tackling and yesterday A. E. P. Guest defeated Ewas very little to choose be. and clearances.
C. Fincher 8-6,
I doubt if the winners could in- were on a minus 40 hurdleap. prove on their present combination.
THOUGH being led by three clear
at the interval, the C.B.A.
The best players in the attack were N. Beltrão and B.. Gosano, in the second half fought buck with though the former at times hung on some quick thrusts down the middle. to the ball just too long. The for- Eventually, after several Ane break- wards us a line were fast, but they aways, Mrs. Quick reduced the deficit delayed their final passes and fritter-in a fine solo cort.
ed away their chances when they got into the circle.
in the last ten minutes, when a
Kowloon G. C. Competitions
The high handicap competition of the Kowloon Golf Club played over 18 bates last week-end was won by Carrying the game to their op Kershaw, 88-(14)-74-Runner-up.
were ponents, the CDA
able to was W. Webber, 94 (10) 76. score once again through Mrs. M.
CAPTAIN'S CUP
A A. Lopes, 82 (9) 73, and H. J.
number of corner hits must surely white, their leader. The half-backs, have gone in, and a draw seemed Miss P. Everest, Miss I. Woolley and hevitable, the Radio defence frus- trafed effort after effort, and it was Mas A. Smith, throughout the game rose, 95 (15) 74 qualified for the fust bad fuck the better team failed tackled strongly and gave good sup- Captain's Cup.
to score,
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AT King's Park, last Saturday, AT
St. Andrew's gathered two further points in the Caer Clark Cup League at the expense of the C.B.A., winning 4-2.
The game opened with some clever movements by the Saints' forwards, resulting in Mias H. Reid scoring two goals within
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Miss B. Parsons, at full-back, was very sound, and gave the Saints' jeft nank little rope. Once again, how- of CBA.'s ever, the chief falling play was the lack of understanding ud poor combination of the for- Mrs. M. White, alone, altow- wards. ed any drive in the circle. They will And
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Club took the fullest ad- vantage of their scoring opportunities. Freer might have grounded the ball nearer the posts when he went over, and was clear of the Club men, instead of putting it down immediately he went
over.
Kowloon C. C. Teams Chosen
The following have been selected to represent Kowloon Crickel club on Saturday
Firsts v. Club (away)- Goodwin (CAL), E. C. Fincher, D. J. N. Anderson, EF. Fincher, N. D. Lloyd, N., A E fackay, A. Zimmern, W. L Rapicy, D. Kuo, Les GC. Dureth
Seconds v. University (away)---W. Mul- cany (Capt.), S. A. Gray, J. 11. Luke, F. Ceasford was lively at stand, Lay. G, A, Goodban, G. E. Taylor, 1
Broadbridge, G. A. V. Hau of half for the Club, and al-Simpson, L. Curtis, 1. it. Daxte
Rutherford, passes from though he had to deal with wild
Cricket League Meeting
On Friday
An Emergency Meeting of the Hongkong Cricket League will be held in the Hongkong Cricket Club Pavilion on Friday, January 12, at 5.30 pm.
The meeting will discuss and decide whether the League will be conducted this year, as formerly,
ST. JOHN'S TROUNCE
V. R. C.
St. John's gained an easy win over
he
jured last Saturday, was an absentee, and D. II. Taylor played in his place at full-back,
Searle and
forwards for
Dempsey were lively Folteo, Wille Hynes, Gosh and Taylor were prominent in the Air Force pacle,
Wright was inclined to hang on to the ball too long to be sa effective stand-off halt
Play generally broke down before Stewart on the wing obtained posses- stou, and on the few occasions he did get going he was crowded out. Wad- dington was a reliable full-back for the Airmen.
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took them well. Needham had
The annual Seven-a-Side tourna- the Club ment for the Blarney Stone Shield, a steadying effect on
which which should have taken place this three-quarter division,
been
postponed. On was inclined to risk too much week, has
Saturday Combined Services will both in massing and in kicks met combined Club-Police Atteens Jahead. Van Leeuwen was too in two matches on the Club ground: well watched by Richards to be at 2.43 p.m. and 4 p.m. Combined
following:
the Victoria Recreation Club in a "effective On the other wing, Services will be represented by the Division badminton league match laat night winning by 8 sels to one,
The scores were:
Marsh kept Wilson aubdued
A team-Bax (Navy);' Nicholls (Navy). Bowden The Gunners three's did not gather Walla (Army), Bos (Army), the ball well, and fumbling or knocks-Navy): G. W. look (Army) Gallacter {Navy); Evans (Army), Drown (Navy), A. Guterres and A. Rumjahre on spoilt many a good movement. Berry (Army); Longmuir (Navy), Brink- (VR.C.) lost to H. Eardley, and R.The wing-threes, both Army playera, er (Army); Page (Army), Charles (Navy), Gale (Navy). Reserves Pleton (Army), Benvan 5-21; lost to N. Smith and P.
were forced to play a defensive game, sheldrake (Army), Ainrsh (Army), Wilson 12-21; lost to D. Kwok and Rand seldom came into the picture in Firsts, Stevens (Navy); Hichards -(Army), Lang (Army), Paul (Navy), Ken- Maynard G-21.
attack
nedy (Navy): Carter (Nayy), Clark : FIRST SCORE
Sutherland (Navy); Palmer (NAVY) THE FIRST SCORE was made by Army lewitt (Army): Taylor (Navy), Freer when he touched down near Navy; Pinkerton (Army), Culh
berlion (Army), Ridsdato (Army). Re- convertirves,--Walte (Amy), Citarles (Navy), the Bag Cooke falled to
D. M. Xavier and S. A. Rumjohti (V.R.C.) lost to Enrdley and Beaver 10-21; lost to Smith and Wilson 13-21; beat Kwok and Maynard 21-14,
J. Sousa and F. Castro (V.R.C.) with a good effort. Wilson lost to Eardley and Beavan 12-21; lost for Club lo give Castleton
to Smith and Wilson D-21; Jost 10 kick for convertion. Cooke, Kwok and Maynard 6-21...
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In the closing stages of the game, Rutherford scored an unconverted try for Club,
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The tema were
Club Cessford: Van, Roscoe, Lavelle}. and Richardson, Wilson and Rutherford King, Needham, Burford, Bloker, Benn Redman, mornhill and Castleton
Gunner: Keuble; Richards, Freer. Stone and Sarah Amythe and routeri Turner, McDermot«. Zuekoita Cooka,
THE PAPER-HUNT on Saturday, January 13, will start from near Lok Ma Chito Police Station at 380 p.m. Kakwinu, Lariho, Merton and -Pittmer-H
Club ponies, will be sent to the
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made on tho spot. Riders of pri- vately-owned ponies e-requested
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ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1940 17th, 19th, 20th, 21st and 24th February
Entries for the above will close at 3.00 pm, on SATURDAY, 13TH IN A REEN ENCOUNTER A to make their own arrangements Boundary Street last night, Kai Tak, JANUARY, 1940, at the Sosrotary a with regard to the sending of their fielding a strong side which Included Office, Exchange Building.
DIL. Blewart and J. LL. Henderson, By. Order of the Stowards, Motor-car transport will be pro- held the rolice to a draw, neliher side
C. II. BROWN, vided from the Cottage Club al 3coring........
Very little three-quarter work was
Becretary. p.m. and transport back to the Club will be arranged after the finish of secri, and the forwards, confined the the paper-bunt-
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