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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
February 12, 1941,
MACAO PLAYED LISTLESS FOOTBALL AND WERE BEATEN BY EASTERN 3-1
(By "SCRAMBLER")
UNABLE TO SETTLE DOWN as a combina- tion, The Combined Macao Football team met defeat at the hands of Eastern yesterday at Caro- lino Hill, going down by three goals to one. Per- haps the absence of their captain-centre half player, Collaco, who was provented from coming at the last moment had something to do with their display, for on the whole they played listless foot: ball.
Eastern were undoubtedly superior in every depart- ment, and because of the poor opposition provided they were unable to play as a first division team. However, they settled right down to a fine understanding and com- bination, and although the Macao team drew first blood, this was short lived, Eastern camé back with a splash and a dash to overwork the Macao's defence.
As stated, the co-ordination many occasions. C: T. Tano was his of the Eastern's team was their usual self.
chief asset, where they were able
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to settle down immediately to a
Hau Ching-tuu caused the Portu- good understanding. Ng Kee-uese defence a lot of worry by his cheong as usual was sound, and fast run down the side line, and his
understanding with Hsu King-sing
Lau Hin-hon, the Eastern goal-keeper, had little difficulty in stopping this one.
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It was him who kept the fast during their attack was good. Fu incident in the match between Eastern and the visiting Macao soccer team, at Caro- moving Portuguese left wing Tauk-ping improved on his last dis- lino Hill yesterday. The visitor, weakened by the absence of their captain, played a rather combination in check, S. Y. play.
listless game and were defeated by 3-1.- Ming Yuên. Yen found that there was very Itlo requiring his attention, as the right wing partnership of Chong Han-kwong and Badar- raco were unable to get moving, the winger in particular sending many centres behind.
In the Intermediate line, Hsu King-sing was head and shoulders above the Portuguese attackers, where he found much time in taking pat-shots at goal. He was the mas- ter in middeld play. and recclved good support from Lo Wal-ming and Qui Yeung-tok.
The weakness of the Portuguese players was to be found in their being
unable to play as a unit. There was too much bunching to- rother, and both defence and at- tack lacked alt sense of direction. was un- The best man on view doubtedly their centre half Arosa, of work. where he put in a lot However, he received very little wing halves support from his where both players were extremely weak, and were unable to master the fleet fooled Chinese players. The pair of backs were sound, but overworked, and the left back in particular covered his front men well, The forward line moved with pre and were it no for his timely inter- cision and understanding, and V. K. ceptions, they would have undoubted Hyuf as usual led his men with dash. ly gone down by a heavier margin. He was here, there, and everywhere, Carvalho in goal was weak at t and his foragings were directly recor
commencement, and the first two sponsible for a goal. Cheung Kom- goals scored against him were not hol was inclined to be over-zealous hard ones. Thereafter he improved in his play, and was called up on on his play, and saved several hard
shots which looked certain goals,
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THE HONG KONG
JOCKEY CLUB
ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1941 15th, 17th, 18th, 19th and 22nd
February
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Forwards Sound Although the forwards played sound football, they found that they
with were up against a team sounder defence. As a leader, Guer- reiro led his men well, but should have swung the ball around on more Both Badarraco and Lau occasions.
latter Chung-kwan played well, the had a good understanding hination with Ip Po-tou.
However this was unable to show up well due to the close watch kept on them by Ng On Saturday, 15th, Monday, 17th, Kee-cheong. As stated, Chong Han- Tuesday, 18th, and Wednesday, 19th
send across kwong was unable to February, the first bell will be rung at 11.00 am, and the first race will good passes, lacking direction
thrust.
and
be run at 11.30 a.m. On Saturday, Macao started off very promisingly E2nd February, the first bell will be when they carried the attack to East- rung at 1.30 p.m. and the first race em's territory, but Ng Kee-cheong will be run at 2.00 p.m.
cleared. Lau Hin-hon had no dif- The tin interval will be after the culty-in-clearing the weak shot sent fifth race on the first four days of the in by Lau Chung-kwan. Eastern Meeting.
went to the attack, and a one move- ment was spolit by Hau Ching-tau being ruled off alde.
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Very even, With play' being Macao look, the lead, when from a play between Lau Chung-kwan and Ip Po-tou, the latter's centre was partially cleared by Lau Xin- hon, and Badarrace followed up to Mcoro. Thereafter, Ensters domin- ated play to a great extent, and only the good work put in by the pair of backs, helped to keep the score intact.
Superior All Round
the Secretary upon the written or At this stage, Eastern asseried their personal introduction of a member, superiority, and attacked continual such member to be responsible for ly. Following a passing bout be all chits,
tween V. K. Hyul and Hou Ching- lobbed Badges admitting to Members tau, the latter's centre was Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the into the goal, with Carvalho appar Race Course.
ently misjudging the light of the ball The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, to allow same to get past him. EXCHANGE BUILDING. (Tel, After this goal, Macao tried their 27794) WILL CLOSE AT 9.45 am. hardest to get moving, and several ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, and promising movements were spolit by 11.45 A ON THE FIFTH DAY, the forwards wrong sense of direc- A limited number of tins will tion. Hsu King-sing was bo obtainable each day at the Club good
nt
been
to
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(By "BALL FAN")
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RIDING AHEAD in unison, down the final stretch as the softball flag-pole appears in the horizon, teams, gathered up in the "charmed circle", came through with important wins over the week-end. Joseph's burly ballhawks, the spectacular Indians and Honus Waggoner's Mohawks, all coasted in toward the honour spot.
Sunday's Stars
Reno Yuen and Mary Nr. Canuckettes-Former drove in two runs in the 3rd to start the Maple Leaf scoring aplarge; Mary hurled a smart game striking out six greenshirted Owls,
Mary far
and Doris Маг. Wildcats-Former crossed the pan with four tallies in a "yea meow" merry go round while latter played brilliantly at 1st base in spite of a painful shoulder injury,
Nazzy Nazarin and A.B. Kitchell, Indians Nazarin won his ninth game of the season with a' four hit performanes against C.B.C. wille latter came home with three runs to pace winners.
the
winners tomahawk 'brigade |
THE GREENSHIRTED Wahoos gracefully made. their exit from the 1940-41 girls championship fight as the Maple Leaf Canuckettes sizzled through with a glow- ing 8-6 victory behind the deceptive wind-up hurling of ace slab artist, Mary Ng.
V.R.C. bounced up into a two-way tie for the Junior loop lead as they dabbed the old whitewash sign on Royal Scots to the sweet tuné of 23-4.
THE fest of champions is what sank lower toward the under-
"winning ground.
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sometimes called, when the chips are down.". Fight-
a five inning affair, Dave ing tenaciously to retain a spot in -the pay-off climax, the Maple Leaf Leonard's leading ballhawks Canuckeltes staged a remarkable took a soft ono from the lowly comeback to form, in climinating
Fan Lee's Wahoos from this year's Filipino Club 20-3. The Sainte penant chase in a bitterly fought checked in with thirteen markers sirurgie, 8-C,
in a 2nd inning ball bombard-
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Osorio, St. Joseph's-Drove in PACED by the masterful huri- ment, leaving Dave Amper's three-runs-with-a-slashing-double-ing of Mary Ng and the running gang panting heavily.
Frankie-Gonzales, Charlie Man and single to pilot the league-return to form of keystone Leaders in their 20-3 triumpli ever sacker Ullan Khoo,, the chamson and Hal Wingles toed the hillock for the burly ball tossers, the Filipino Club.
pions burched five tallies in a Joey Selalberg and Cy Jones,
limiting the Island boys to five Mohawks-Former connected for a 3rd inning scoring spree triple, double and single to lead Rene Yuen, towering first base- scattered blows.
Cyclones Beaten ・・
the while latter haried stendy ball tamen, sent home two teammates
After a temporary setback, hold the fighting hurricane boys at with a slashing single, followed
thundering Mohawks from Iroquola- bay,
by Ulian Khoo's prodigious land took up the well-known battle homer with two lassies on board. ery once again using the big The winners sewed up the game willawed-tomahawk to brand the old scalp sign on the Cyclones 8-6 after in the 6th with three more a fiercely contested struggle. markers as Ulian Khoo, Rosie
Schalberg's mighty triple, Jocy double and single spotlighted a Louie and Vivienne Louie flashed
terrifle Tribo onslausbi, across the pan.
hurricane Little Pinky Pineda, Fan Lee's Wahoos, in bowing out hurler, sent to the mound is a sur-
orise move, threw a steady of the current campaign, staged a last against the ferce Redskin threat, but inning splurge, crashing through with was unable to cope with the superior: four rung before Jay Wong took offensive power of Waggoner's braves. Jeanne Yelle's long fly for the last
V.R.C.'s clean-cut victory over put-out. Jnckie Anderson, slugging Royal Scots 23-4 in a Junior loop At Sookunpoo yesterday, Army bent Wahoo backstop, suffered severe fracas elevates the swimmers to the Club 2-1 in the first round of the injury to her left arm when sliding charmed spot with Chung Hwa
home in the last stanza, after playing maroons, at the top. leangular hockey tournament. The Hals were neited in the first standout hail for the losers. half, A. E. P. Guest netting for Club first, itchcock equalised and then receiving from a short
point ahend,
CLUB BEATEN
BY ARMY
Keen Hockey
corner by
Wildcats on Spree
House, provided they are ordered in the mintage with his runs through Homberg, pinced the Army a further HE star-studded Wildents con-
of the field, in una of advance from the No. 1, Boy, (Tel. which he put Eastern ahead with a 21020).
right footed drive that caught the ON NO FRETEXT WILL, CHILD- Portuguese, goalie napping. REN BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES. DURING THE MEETING.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 per day including tax for nil Deraons Includ Ing ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Saltors in uniform are admitted to the Public-Enclosure at $1.00, per day including tax.
with several timely saves, one cer-on the alert and good
first two slips and at this period.
bis gual Keeping · saved 'further .scoring.
CHESS
combination
TITLE Holder Loses In First Appearance
game
The aquatic stars will probably enter the playolls, favoured to trim the Chinese gang who have been weakened by the loss of two regulars,
encounter,
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A Late Try Gives Gunners Victory Over Royal Scots
A late try by McDermott placed the issue beyond doubt yesterday at Scokunpoo, when Combined Royal Artillery beat Royal Scots at rugger three tries and a penalty goal (12) to a goal and a try (8) after leading 9-5 at the interval. It was a grand game in which the Gunners' backs, supported by a splendid pack, dominated the first half and later stages of the game...
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In the second half the attacks were tinued their winning ways
the only other overly divided and there were severed with a 20-2 triumph over the Daddy Sousa's Liga, nine clang norrow misses. Both teams played well and the full backs, made good weak Laş Florinha nind. The China down 13-0, thereby, elevating Carvalle came into the picture clearances. The forwards were always untamed felines took to themselves to the sixth spot in the
Icague standing..
Box Scores tainty at the heal of Fu Tsuk-ping marked many of the attacking movca Rosario's offerings with "a snarl
Fairclough played a splendid gomojstrenuously, Millar, Sutherland Fargus, and battered the Little Flower when the latter headed Hau Ching by both sides,
Scorcs-
R. H. E. at full-back for Gunners and was res- Duke arg Nealon were always in the girls into submission with a other from the boots of V. K. Hyul. tau's pass from alose in, and an-
carly stages of the second half when. Keeble' opened the scoring for the fourteen run barrage in the first Las Florinhas 0 10,000 1 2 0 17 ponsible for several fine efforts in the eye.
Wildcats...
680 2 3 1 x 20 10 the Scots made a brave but unavalling Gunners with a penalty goal and soon He more than made amends for the
Batteries-L two innings.
Rosario and H. rally. Marsh, Skipwith, Keeble, and after Hicks went over, in a loose move
wore dangerous three-ment for an unconverted try, Richards The four Mar sisters flashed Antonie; Thelmo Collaco and Cynthia Richards
quarter -line, with Dobbinson • giving | then raced; away and scored Gunnera' Across cleven of the winners” total | Molta:
R. H. E. excellent servies from the base of the second try with three men hanging on runs, making it a real busy running Bunday morning for J. Fonseca's Wahoos ...000 1.104 8 8 8 pack. Hook, stand-off-half, played his to him, but Keeble failed to convert.
AT 5 usual penetrative game, but experi~| Just before the Interval Ford, secured Canuckettes 0:05:00 3 x
and enced dimculty at times will some of and raced through the centre, punting Batteries Terry Noronlin
securo and Jackle Anderson, Mary. Ng and Dot Dobkinson's high passes. Dobbinson ahead for Douglan to
was a vast Improvement on Wedder-transfer back to Ford, who scored near however, and in addition to the posts for Miline to add the pointe. R. H. Eburn,
The second hair was a ding-dong 0 0 10 0 12:43 opening up play, played a great des fenalve game.
struggle'in which'- Gunners' .. forwards
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the 2nd stanza on singles by
Indiana
3 0 0 0 2 x 0 4.0
Scots felded their usual team with secured nearly all the limelight, night- The game played in two sessions, Nazarin and Kitchell, Omar's Batteries.--Den Crary and
1NP the exception of Garle, who nursing ing, back bitterly, when their line was
Scols 6-2 Tum: Nozzy Nazarin and Tarzan an injured
were penallied... shoulder. Stevenson was threatened. Passes for Servants will be issued King-sing and Cheung Kam-hol In
Karpovich now leads in the tourns- Indiana rattled in with a
fairly reliable at full-back, but Dau- early, when Page was tackled without to Private Box holders ONLY on succession, and following upon this, inent after two rounds, being the only win over Abe Liu's Chinese small.
n, H. E. Rings, in the centre of the back divi- the ball bat Keeble was wide of his C Tano to
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packed three-four, Beota
After the interval, Macao fell more pieces, an to
and was unable to play to- Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc., gother as a team, where their posses will not be permitted to operate often went natray. The wing halves The first major upset in the Colony within the precincts of The Hong were unable to stem the tide of the chess championship occurred on Mon- Kong Jockey Club during the Race Eastern's wingers, and most dangers day when L Karpovich, making his
appearance in the Meeting,
came from them. They were inclinarst
plon, on six occasieris,
tournament,
sweeties,
League Leaders Win
Tins will be obtainable in the ed to play too close together often defeated C. M. Sequeira, Colony, thamHALKING up three tallies in
GAL SERVANTS' PÄSSES
Any persons found loitering with Servants passes, in their possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the Enclosure,
By Order,
Carvalho saved again from
benty Carvalho from Zimmern has 1 points Sequeira and
jand K. Walka 0.
Lould.
C.B.C.
application to the Secretary, 1st floor, Hau Ching-tau was put through by player to win both his games. E. Baseballers, to keep pace with ripino Club 1 0.0 0 2 3 B. 13ion, was the most dangerous of their mark with the kick. When Hicks left Exchange Buliding.
close quarters. With the exception Coxhead one each, D. E. Carvalho 134 tho lengue leaders in the title St. Joseph's 2.13 0.5.2 20 10. 1 backs, and paved the way for both Gunners
hunt. Den Crary, hurling classy DatteriesDavo Amper and Bob scores. Ford was in the unascustomed rallied well hallway through and of breakaways, the Fortuguese kept in their half, and Eastern in-
ball for the lasere, fanned five Laurel; F. Gonsales, Charlie Manson pattion of fly-half and opened up play Gracle and Douglass, paved the way for dulged in qulio a few nico
tionary and consequently, held up the unconverted in the right corner, Scots. Hin-hon bouts. Lau
140 and Charlin Manson. testet Teuk-ping Cheung Kam-hol, v. R. Indianmen, but the Chinesa (4) Hal Winelee (B) and Hal, Wing quickly, although he took the ball sta. their second try for Whirley: to score attack at times. Gracle was, ogain. 'at bemmered away but despite several gang, in there minds, the key, aby p
R. II. E. wenkly on several occasions, but was Hyur, C. T. Tanó, Hau Ching-tau.
much nearly spell disaster at times. Gunners placing the issue beyond doub safa) in his handling of the ball. MACAO: Carvalho: Cordova, Chi stone dup of Wally Ching and Mohawks 0031012 7 10 scrum-hall, but his tendancy to do too close calls were unable to score again.
EASTERN: Lau, Hin-hon; Ng Tu Souan, Alrosh, Magalhaes; Chong Earl Wong, and veteran Tommy Cyclones Jones and 4 Pinkerton made welcome reappears what Dermott broke away
Batterlee-Cy Jones Secretary Kee-cheong, S. Y. Yent Lo Wai-mida Han-kwong Badarraco, Guerrel? Chan, lacked the old dash as they Morris; Pinky Pineda and Razack.
Joe ance as wing-forward after a bout of left, and scored an unconverted try a1-.
malaria, buti did not take" things, too. most in this laski minutos) Hsu King-eing
Quito Zaum-fok; Fu Lau Chung-kwan; Ip Po-tou.
C. B. BROWN.
10th Tobruary, 1941.
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