Tuesday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
February 18, 1941,
Hockey
C.B.A. BEATEN
TWICE
Week-end Visitors To Macao
MACAO, Feb. 16.-The Macao hockey ground was the scene of the lively matches this afternoon when the teams of C.B.A. engaged Macao's 1st and 2nd Divisions. In both matches the local side displayed a superiority over the visitors.
The result of the match between the rival senior teams was three goals to one in Macao's favour while Macao won the following game between the two second teams, 5-2,
The C.B.A. first eleven was handicapped by the absence of Dunn, F. Fowler and Ure, and
Junior Match Macao was likewise compelled to
field reserves in place of Laertes Costa, R. Rosario and J. Nolas-
IN THE AUSENCE of a full side. Rond, Kennard, Spencelay and Lockhart served again for C.B.A, inco, who were unable to play, the second division game, and the visitors showed a fine and energette! spirit against Macao's 2nd eleven.
From the outset play was brisk on slippery ground, and early on Macao was prominent in attack Some One movements by Hong though there was much midfield play. kongg's forwards were witnessed
Bond und D. Taylor mel the oppos while the opposition displayed perfect understanding throughout. Ing forwards, and showed much de- Cardoso WAS very dependable in de-pendability. Macao's forward line fence and Rodrigues showed promise was ably supported by an energetic
trio with Alex Airesa, pivot, As a good forward at centre.
a
During the first half Rodrigues brought the score to two-nil for Macau, and after the interval added another goal.
Morao's position was increased by another two mals and Bond, and Spancelay secured one goal apiece for Hongkong ro that the
Home closed with a Anal score of Macau five and C.D.A two goals.
C.BA E. Taylor: Glendenning, Lockhart: Hynes, Odell, L. Taylor:
Spencelayh, Kennard, Stone, Wool-
Kar,
Dond.
Noronha, Car-
Macao-Almado: doso: D. Rocha, Shares, Recle: Rocha, C. Rosario, Rodrigues, A. Silva, Banares-Our Own Corres- pondent.
First Blood
TN the 17th minute a spectacular
combination was witnessed when Alex Airos passed to Albert Airasa who centred to Pedro Angelo enabl- ing Angelo to direct a fast shot be- yond Lockhart into the net. Shortly after, Hongkong evened the score when a splendid pass from Smith ave Fowler the chance to break through and register with a rising
ball.
As play proceeded, Alrosa was seen to advantage at centre-half with magnificent alck-work, and Bosto, right-back, frequently robbed the CB.A. forwards who were threaten- ing, N. Whiley seemed very alert and cool-headed and lost no oppor-
SPORTS ADVERT.nly to distribute accurately.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY. CLUB
ANNUAL RAĆE MEETING, 1941
Postponed to:---
17th February
MAS
Lead Again.
JACAO,, however, augmented its score five minutes before the Interval when a neat forward move- ment was observed as G. Silva placed a clover bail to Angelo who did not fail to manoeuvre pust Taylor and secure the next goal for Macao.
Upon resumption, Rosario missed First Day Monday. Second Day Tuesday,
inth February when a long shot' from the left wing Title Day Wednesday, 10th February went dangerously near Hongkong's Fourth Day · Saturday. 22nd February goal. Fowler was repeatedly dan- Firth Day - Saturday, 1st March
15th, gerous to the local side and all but The programme fixed for February will be run off on Monday, svored when he had Almada to beat. 17th February, and the suliseqüent:
Nolasco mlased twn fine chances programmes In consecutive by skidding. Play took a fast, turn and both sides showed no lack of vigour.
days
order.
On Monday, 17th, Tuesday, 18th Wednesday, 19th, and Saturday, 22nd the first bell will be rung February, al 11.00a.m., and the first race will be run at 11.30 am. On Saturday,. 1st March, the Orst bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m., and the first race will be .run at 2.00 p.ni.
The tifin Interval will be after the Afth race on the first four days of the Meeting.
MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURES
Much exeltement was caused by the beautiful solo effort of Angelo who broke through to gain his __Qalyxl_gpa!_for Macao.
In defence Busto excelled himselt and Trigo Silva was clever in timing. Hongkong's forwards were somewhat unlucky but Smith and Whitley did their full share and Kennard was not behind in his position at outside- left, Shortly before the final whistle, Members are reminded that they C.DA.'s. goalle and two of Macao's and their Jadles MUST
wear forwards, Nolasco and Angelo, were their badges prominently displayed:
temporarily laid ou following a throughout the Meeting.
NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE collision within Hongkong's circle WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE and play was halted for two minutes.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
C.B.A.-Lockhart: Bond, D. Tuy- Badges admitting non-members to lor: Paraons, N. Whiltey, Ainslie: the Members Enclosure and Club Smith. T. Whitley, Fowler, Spence Rooms at $10.00 per day including layh, Kennard. Lax-or $40,00 including tax for the Meeting (ladies $5.00 and
$20.00
Macao.Almada:
Basto,
Santos
HOCK EY VISITORS TO MACAO
The Central British Association and Macao hockey senior teams grouped during the interval of their at Macao on Sunday last.
Blarney Stone Rugger
Seven-A-Side Tourney: Scots' Teams Absent: Matches To-day
POSTPONED from Saturday, the Barney Stone Rugger Tournament commenced yesterday when five of the seven-a-side matches were played at Happy Valley. Royal Scots "A" and "B" teams failed to appear and their matches against the Police "A" and "B" will be played this afternoon.
Conditions were damp, and the ground was heavy and slippery. Yesterday's results were:
Civil Service R.E.
Small Units
M'sex "A"
8th R.A. "A"
Civil Servants Win
12
12th R.A. "B"
3
13
5th A.A. "A"
3
9
5th A.A. "B" ·
0
7
Tamar & S/S
- 5
11
0
Jardines
M'sex Win Narrowly
New Handicaps
For To-day
And To-morrow
The following weights for events to bo run to-day and to-morrow were issued last night:
TO-DAY
2.-Feoclinty Cup (11⁄2 miles) - Durford 155, Clember 147. Confusion Bay 150. Dupont Bay 152, Eve of Harvest 150. Eva of Heaven 125, Gay Star 130, Giomyght 133, lappy Eve 140, Mount Hope Bay 152, Navylight 153, 0-1 159. Racylight 152, Spicyllet 155, White Diamond 145.
12-Wakul Handicap (1 mile).- Ajax 140, Albury 140, A Roaring Tune 130, Aila“ 153, Busylight 147, Connieber 156, Contact 150. Criffel 139, Derby Day 140, Duvonion 140, Fair Chance 182, Flying Dutchman Landings 140, 135, Franklin 145, Happy Income Tax 130, Many Thanks 150. Melody Star 149, Murrumbidgee 142, Plecadilly Jim 159, Princess Claro 140, Pumpernickel 149, Rivulet 144, Rowan 150. Sparrow 149, Springburst 151, Sydney Lad 132. Tornado Star 151. Vixen Tor 147,
CIVIL SERVANTS were the MIDDLESEX "A" narrowly superior in speed to the 12th ovorcame Tamur and Small Ships R.A. Gunners and led 6-3 at the by 7-5 after leading 7-0 at the interval. First score came from interval. Berry registered Mid-- Morgan, who received from dlesex' first points when he drib- Forrow and tucked the ball away bled through. The try was un- near the posts. Redman failed converted. to convert.
Giddins tied scores when he went over with the ball at his feet, but just before the interval, Taylor broke away on the right and cross-kicked to Hynes who scored between the posts. Taylor failed with the kick.
Morgan touched down between the posts again in the second half, but Burford failed to convert, and in the closing minutes Taylor went through on his own for another unconverted
try.
Teams were:
Civil Rervicama, J. G. Taylor: K. For- Tow, T. O. Morgan: J. Nedman; B. Hynes, F. Burford. Wachs
Howarth, 12th Heavy 11-McCarthy; Denton: Hall Dullen, Delderfeld, Gid- dins.
Sappers Too Good
TO-MORROW
Grand Time 149. Amicus Curiae 148, Bin Bay 15, Brown Derby 135, Busy,
Leading Owners And Jockeys
The following is the list of | most successful jockeys in yes. most successful owners: terday's racem
The following is the list of
1st 2nd 3rd
V. V. Need
Wei
H. C. Pih
P. Y.
T
W. H. S. Davis
C. B. Moller
H. S. Craven
J. Holden
H. J.
B. L Tao.
S. C.
Linnst Ip Kul-ying
A.
Heurne
W. G. Poy
M. M. Sokoloff
F. Noodt
B. Chino
D. G. Woo A. D. Coppin D. Black
S. W. Tang
1st 2nd 3rd
2
Fauling Golf Competitions
The finals of the Stubbs
Shield
and G. M. Young Cup were played recently and resulted as follows:
Lan Circ
Necan
LI Po-chun
C. W. K.
Shields & Stanton
Mes A. E. Graselt
12
P. and L
Young Bron
Weetoo
Exvi
S. K.
Eu Tong-sen
C. IL
W. Lee
Lee Bros Lee
Billy
Chl-choh
Quartermaster Alra Chuong
C. N. K. Grodmakn Tools Morber G. Tihson Vilaja
Pearstur
S: S. Magnetia
Stubbs Shield.—P.W.D. (D. S. Ed. C. S. C. C. Cricket Teams
ward 4 and C. W. E. Bishop 131 beat 16th A.A. Regt, R.A. (T. A. Peareo 3 and
J. D. Clague 0) by one hole.
Kara Rara Handicap-(8 furlongs),
Ascot Day 140, Australion Diamond 137,
light 135, Chillern 133, Courung Evo 158, Criffel 135, For View 159, Flying Dutch- man 134, Happy Landings 135. Jungle Princess 140, Lancashire Chipa 141, Lucky Their next points were from a
Lady 140. Many Thanks 333, Melody Star brilliant dropped gual by Man, Jones, Princess Ciaro 135. using Star 135. transferred to Jackson who reversed Rowan 135, Sapper Barred, Vanity Falt
130, Viceroy 147. and passed to Man who gistered with an outstanding goal from 35 yards.
McGill and Danger successfully held off the Middlesex during the second half, and they were rewarded with 5-points-just-before-the-whistle when Rutherford touched down be- tween the posts for Watson to con- vert.
Teams were:
Mon:
Middlesex A-Jackson; Weedon, Jones: Berry, Bayly, Hewitt,
Tamar, and finall Ship B-Clough: McCl Danger: Callagher; Poole. Wat son, Rutherford.
Jardines Overwhelmed
THE 8TH HVY REGT over- whelmed Jardines by 11-0 after: leading 8-0 at the interval.
Gunners fast backs - Richards,
Home Soccer Fixtures-For- Saturday
LONDON, Feb. 17 (Reuter).
the Football fixtures for
coming Saturday, February 22, will comprise the return matches for the First Round matches of tho War Cup. The venues will be reversed.
Oxford Walkers Challenge Cantabs
SAPPERS" "A" team trounced the Ack-Ack "A" XV 13-3 after leading 3-0 at the interval. Pic-Marsh Skipwith-were far too good, ton registered the first half and Richards scored two tries before
LONDON, Jan. 10.-Oxford walk- the interval (Marsh converting the respectively) are obtainable through Ferreira: Trigo Silva, Alex Airost, points for the Sappers, when he first but falling with the second) anders have sent a challenge to Cam- Skipwith registered the third in the bridge for a match during the Lent second half. Marsh again failed with term. It is proposed to hold the race over six miles in conjunction with a competlion
to give team and Individual scratch and handicap dlate suggested 19 prizes. The February 22 to March 1.
the Secretary upon the written ort. Angelo: F. Nolasco, G. Silva, P. personal introduction of a member, Angelo, Albert Alrosa, F. Rosarlo. such member to be responsible for all chits, etc.
Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.
The Secretary's Offre, ist
floor,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, (Tel. 27794) WILL CLOSE AT 9.45 a.m.
ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, and
at
Second
Point-to-Point
11.45 a.mt. ON THE FIFTH DAY Race at Fanling
A Imited number of Giffins
25
went over after receiving from Jones. Birrell failed with the kick.
But on resumption, Birrell obtain- ed possession almost immediately and went over between the posts and converted his own effort.
10
Gunners retaliated when Giblin took F1 pass and burst through
but score,
Dobbinson failed to add the points. Then Birrell placed the issue beyond doubt when THE SECOND point-to-point of thee went through on the left to touch down between the posts and again Club will be held at Fanling at 3 p.in.
add his own points. on Sunday. The start will be from NO CHILDREN WILL
BE near the Kwanti racecourse and the CLUB'S Arst flag will be about three-quarters ADMITTED ΤΟ THE PREMISES DURING THE' MEET- ING.
be obtainable each day at the Club: House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, (Tel. 21020),
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of admission to Pubile Enclosure is $2,00 per day
$1.00
of a mile up the Shalaukok Road near Il 27. This fing is to be kept on the left and the course from thence runs to the left of delive
י,
Teams were: Engineers Jones Pleton, Birrell; Foley: Martini, Davis, Sheldrake,
A.A. Legtment A-Fairclawsly;
Giblin. Haker; Dobbinson; Event, Clarke, Page.
Small Units Victory
the Farm.
COMBINED SMALL UNITS including tax for all persons includ The second flag will be at the open ing Indies, and is payable at the Gate. expense at the end of the gallops and
beat 5th A.A. "B" by 3-0. Soldiers and Sailors in uniform are thin nag must also be kept on the left, Hamlin was prominent for tho admitted to the Pubile Enclosure at after which riders will turn homewards amall Units, and paved the way
for the finisht at Kitten 'El per day including tax,
Ho went for their first score. Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc, For the convenience of competitors through, on the right, and pass- will not be permitted to operate who wish to walk or ride the course, within the precincts of The Hong flors will be up on Friday and wiiied to Pratt who scored near the Kong Jockey Club during the Race be left there until after the race.. corner. Hamlin falled with tho Meeting.
Two Classes
kick.. Timns, will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclosure. Entries will be divided into two
Then just before the interval, Pratt SERVANTS' PASSES
poules and China again went over, but this time be- tween the posts, but Hamlin failed| Passes for Servants will be issued ponies, and there will be first, second to Privato Box holders ONIY on and third prizes in each class. The with the kick again.
.
clauses, Australian
application to the Secretary, 1st floor, arst, to Exchango Building.
"
registered in
tho
Australian entries will be allowed away
be followed by the China Macdonald pontes, each cinas to be judged second half, going through on his Any persons found loitering with separately.
own to score between the posts, but Servants' pazzes in their possession will forfelt the same and wit removed from the Enclosure,
bo
By Order,
a
O. B. BROWN,
Secretary Hongkong, 10th February, 1041.
No colours are required, as competi-Hamlin failed with his kick for the
tors will be supplied with arm-bands
| before-hand. The wearing of hard
Hints Jenzential.
"
Entries, accompanied by a fee of $3,
third time,
Toming were:
Sma Unitedonald; Fratt, Jamiin; Morgan; Molian, Chandler, Bedford.
8th A.A. Regiment Easterbrook;
may be sent to Captain J. G. Whitnovan, Cooke: Sutcliffe; Mullena, Owen, takor, No. I Garden Torroco,
Heath.
the kick.
Teams were: a
Ath leavy A-Richards; March. Skip- walking clubs and pen to all road with Hook; Cook, McDermont, Turner,
Jardine's-D_1. Basnnquet; N, J, Booker, D., Netson, J. C. Enner; H. G. Geer, IL G. Whitbourne, G. J. P. Carey.
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This 7th. MARCH This
Date
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Singlo tickets $5, Double $9. Sold at the Peninsula and Hongkong Hotols and Holona May Institute.
Book Book
This 7th. MARCH This Date
Date
G. M. Young Cup-Hongkong and | Shanghai Bank beat Butterfield and Swire.
Club Service firsts to meet University
the celeket lengue an Saturday at Civil Service Club, are, E, Richardson (captain), K. J. Altwell, F. Flaker, W. 11. Colledge. T. V. N. Fortescue, I, H. Grigth, B. C. K. Hawkins, D. McLellan, In the second competition for the A. E. Perry, N. Whitley, A. M. J. Wright, S. C. M. Post Bomber Fund, Major K.
Seconds to play Diocesan Boys' School S. Simpson (20) and Capi, A. C. F.
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