1926-04-26 — Page 9

MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1926,

CHINA MAIL" SPORTS PAGE

NEARING END,

RING

14

THREE NOTABLE SOCCER MATCHES.

LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

ייד

COPPER

H.K. POLICE BOXING FESTIVAL.

THE ARRANGEMENTS.

Thrie Important local soccer. Judging from the support given matches were played on Saturday, to the movement, a treat is in ench with a bearing on some cham-store for boxing enthusiasts at pionship, and, the scapon is nearing the tournament arranged to take Sus epit

plate under the auspices of the Portugal won the international Police and Frisons Departments honours, at the first time of entry, on Saturday, May 1 at 9p.m. at defeating England in a surprising, the Volunteer Headquarters, lent. buy deserved bussle

for the occasion by kind permis

· Kowloon took a big step nearersion.. tho semier Bague championship and the South China "C" team made sure of first place division

"B" of the junior' kagun.

Results woreti "Sun:hy Herald Cup, fer inter- "national (charity) competition.

f: Portugal 3 England 1.

Hongkong League, Division Kowloon FC South China A.A. or Division li (dection By: Kowloon "1. South China "C" 5.

Portugal's Victory..

There were several materiał changes in the teams announced fior bda match on the Club ground. The attendance was small com paratively, and the football was not worthy of an "International, final"

The festival will be under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi, Sir Henry Gollan (Chief Justice), the Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax" (Colonial Secretary), the Hon. Mr. E. D: C Wolfe (Captain Superintendent of Police) and Mr. J. W. Franks: (Superintendent of Prisons). Officials of the Hongkong Boxing Association will also be present and assist in the judging; of the various contests.

entries

Altogether eighteen have been received, the prelimin- aries if which will be arranged at a meeting to be held during the week. The entries comprise the following:

Portugal-Noronha; Ogley and

Heavyweight: P. C. McGinley, Xavier C. Reined. A. A.Sgt. Harle, Warder Dyer, Warder Remedion reaptuin) and Sousa Spoors, Sgt. Collyer, Sgt. Johnson. Sva, Ward. Fuertes, Gutterres and, Brown

England':-Crocker. Wynne and Jardun: WeWon Britain and Bristowe, Merry, Howard Complain). Humberstone, King and Bennett,”

Referee: Mre Smath. Inexmen Messrs. Gilmoun and Melvor.

There was no scoring in the fat half. The ball was sent from end

Middleweight: Sgt. Haywood and Warder Joyce."

Welterweight: Warder Andrew, Warder Dedear, Warder Magen. Sgt. Jessop,, Warder Bonner, Sgt. Felt.

Lightweight: Warder Lacey, Warder. Culver, Warder Nocnam, Sgt. Mallit

The Main Event..

to end free kicks being awarded By kind permission of the| now and then, England was pre-Hongkong Boxing Association and sontpit with a few chances which the Naval and Military authori- wend abegging, while the Portuguese ties, the main event will be a also aided their opponents" ter special ten-rounds contest be- slory. The vanguard of the White tween A. B. Reynolds (11.B.M.. Rose did not play convincingly Submarine LS) and Private Mann against a ploding half-buck Bag (1/East Surrey Regiment). which has played together the whole, season.

The contests with the exception of the main event, which will be Merry was lost to the English under N.S.C. rules, will be govern- Beam soon after the interval. ed by J.S.B.A. rules..

A corner fell to Postgual and

The committee responsible for Ward headed in the Sest galgood work in arranging the meet- Very soon afterwards Brown put on ing comprise the following-Cap- the second with a high cross shoutain HF, Bloxham (A.S.P). Then Fuertes put the ball over the Inspector Reynolds, Sub-Inspector Kort-line. The referee awarded McLennan Acting Sub-Inspector goal but, strenuous appeals were Nicoll, Sergeants Condon, Hender made it being all'agodi that Pberses and Charman, Mr. Harrison, Chief had used his hands. On consulting Warder McLeod, Warders Gooding the linesman. the referee wave and Fonter. Fout against Puertes.

With a two good advantage, the Portuguese became Hliil more enterprising and Fuertes, Jobbed pukka "geal making his side three. up, but Humberstone then redneed The defcis. getting England's salitiry point, thanks to a plas from Bennett.

Thy ended the scoring. Fortu- gal ran oud deserved winners, ne England did not make use of the chnaces. forthcoming,

Mrs. 14. M. McTavish presented the "Sunday Herald Cup to. Mr.

Reserve seats may be booked at Messrs. Moutie's, commencing Tuesday. Prices are fixed at $ and $1.

4!

C.B.S. BOYS.

INTER HOUSE BOXING RESULTS..

SOME KEEN SPORT.

"

The

Central British School (Kowloon) annual boxing tourna "A. A. Remedios and Mr. G. T.. Mayment was held last Thursday.

previous

Unlike

years,

the

of the Hongkong Foothill-Aяócia- tion thanked the "Sunday Herald tournament was not for champion- for giving the trophy for competi-ships but an inter house contest, tion.

In The League.

In the first half, and up till the last ten minutes the Chinese senlera practically held their own) on visiting Kowloon in a league match but the home team were not to be denied,

Red or Nathan House emerging victors with 14 points to its credit, while: May House came second and Lugard last..

SCHOOL SPORTS.

DB.S. INTER-HOUSE EVENTS,

RESULTS TO DATE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BOY ATHLETICS.

HONGKONG INTER SCHOOL; SPORTS.

POINTS OF INTEREST.

IN THE LEAGUES.

HOME SOCCER FIVE

NEARING THE END

The Home soccer

Beason is

LOCAL SHARE MARKET

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.

The annual Hongkong inter- school sports are to be held this rapidly drawing to close. year on the HK.F.C ground, League results of Saturday, as TT n London Happy Valley on April 28 The cabled by Reuter, (horne teams TT on Shanghai -- first event starts at 1.40 p.m.

Five schools are competing namely, Diocesan Boys School, Queen's College, St. Joseph's College, St. Paul's College and St Stephen's College,

given first) were

During the past week the four

ENGLISH LEAGUE. Houses (Brown, Blue, Yellow, and Green) at the Diccesan Boys'

Division 1 School have held some of their sports. For those sports there are The Governor's Shield is award-Blackburn 3, Aston Villa 1. Birmingham 1, West Ham 0. no prizes but points are awarded ed" to the school scoring most Eury 4 Leicester O as follows, Ist-6, 2nd- 8rd points and to be held for one year. Cardi. 2, Liverpool 2.

Below will be found the results Points are awarded as follow: Everton S, Newcastle 0. to date:

(individual events) 1st 5, 2nd 3, Sheffield 2, Manchester United Srd 1 (senior team race) 1st 10 Sunderland 9. Notts County 1. 2nd 6, 3rd 2, no points are Tottenham 0, Burnley 2. awarded for the junior team race, West Bromwich 2 Arsenal 1.

The programme comprises:— 100 yards.

Senior."

..

100 yards.--at T Edwards (Green); 2nd Ya Pak-chuen (Green) 3rd M. Yamashita (Brown).

220 yards.-19 A. Clarke (Blue); 2nd M. Yamashita (Brown); 3rd A. Groavan (Yellow). 440 yards-1st Wong Kam-pul (Yellow); 2nd Ma Chiu-chiong" (Yellow); Brd M. Yamashita (Brown).

Ľ

Long Jamp.

220 yards..

1 mile..

Division 128

Barnsley 8 South Shields Blackpool 0, Swansea O Bradford City 2, Stockport 2

0.

mile (Ellis Kadoorie Chat Chelsea, 0, Middlesborough 1. lenge Cup)..

Clapton Orient 1, Preston N. E. 1. High Jump.

Darlington S, Wolverhampton 4. Bull 1, Portsmouth 0. Derby 1. Oldham 0.

Notts Forest 1. Stoke 2 Port Vale 0. Fulham 1. Southampton J. Wednesday 2.

Division III (South)..

1 mile (Canton Nangang Brothers' Challenge Cup). > mile-1st. M. Yamashita:

120 yards low hurdles.. (Brown); 2nd N.. Mackay Senior relay race, 8 in a team, (Yellow); 3rd Lueng Cheuk-each to run 220 yards (Sir Paul

Chater Cup).

chuan (Green)..

1 mile.-18 G.. Kaw. (Blue);. 2nd V. Shaw (Grad); 3rd G. Chue (Brown).

High Jump-1st. Yu Pak-thuen (Green); 2nd Ma Chiu-chiong (Yellow) 3rd Cheung Wing- shuen (Blue)..

14

senior), for the Nestle-Anglo- Junior relay race team as Swiss Milk Co.'s Cup.

13

Banka; Hongkong Bank

HONGAONG APRIL 26, 1926, 10.30 AM.

Hoarkens Hongkong.

Pado. London.

Chartered Bank Marcantile Bank, A. & B

P&O. Bank******** Bank of East: Ania ....

› Marine Insurances. Canton Insurance

Chins Underwriters.

North China Insurance..

Union Insurance ... Yangtze Insurance karı Fire Insurances. Ching Fire Insurance. AK Fire Insurance

Shipping,"

Douglases Eongkong Steamboats.. E. Tugs & Lighters.. Indo-Chinas (Pref)

(do] (Defi), LJ. do)WEL Oriental Navigation Shell Transporta Star Ferries.... Water-boats

Redneries

Aberdare 1, Queen's Park Rangers Sara

Brentford 2, Exeter 0: H.E the Governor (Sir Cecil Brighton 2.. Bristol Rovers 8. Clement) is to present the prizes, Bristol City 5, Bournemouth 0.

The oficials are

Crystal Palace 3, Reading 0. Starters: J C Fletcher, A. Millwall 3, Newport 8.

Northampton 0, Luton 1.. Norwich 2 Merthyr 2 Plymouth 1, Charlton, O Southend 1, Gillingham 1 Watford 3 Swindon 2

Long Jump 1st A. Chonalloy Humilt

(Green) 2nd Yu Pak-chuen Judges: Rev. EW. L Martin, (Green) Brd A. Lee (Brown)C Becher, H G Wallington, MG OConnor. FA Britton Ho Pak-ping.

Junior

--

Clerks of the Course P. Sands,

100 yards-Est. Chong Chee (Yellow); 2nd B. Wong (Brown): 3rd S. Christie SS Leung. (Blue)."

Scorers: EC. Thomas, Ps

Chan..

Referee: R. C. Witchell, Hon secretariest." "Rev.

Division II (North)

Timekeepers: Ko Sik-wai Ho K-Ashington 2, Walsall 0. Barrow S, Tranmere 3. 220 yards.-1st A. Hunt (Blue);las, J. L. McPherson,

2nd J Minhinetto (Green);

Coventry 5, Hartlepools 2." Crewe 1, Grimsby 2. 3rd S. Christle (Blue).

Doncaster 6, Accrington 2. 440 yards-Ist A. E. Guterres

Lincoln 0, Rotherham 3. (Brown) 2nd

Wong BL

Nelson 1, Rochdale 8. New Brighton 1, Bradford 1: Wigan 2, Chesterfield 0. Southport 3, Halifax 1. Wrexham 3, Durham 0.

(Yellow); 2nd No Brendridge

(Brown).

Jump--at

High

B: Wong

(Brown); 2nd Cheng Che

(Yellow);

(Blue).

Bro

Cassian. T.: J. Price, E. G. Stewart, R.A. Meeting

The Jocul Royal Artillery athletic meeting is announced to take place on May 6 and 7, at the 3rd 5. Christie

United Services Recreation Claib ground;, Kowloon."

Long Jump-But Cheng (Yellow); 271 G. (Green); 3rd B. (Yellow).

Preliminary,

100 yarda-lut F.

Che

White

The sports will commence ench Chanday at 2 pm...

There will be at avent open to the Services and, British residents on May 7. timed for 3:10 par dis Martintance one mile.

(Yellow); 2nd N. Broudbridge (Yellow): Srd Watson Blue).

· 100. yards,1st F. Martin.

(Yellow); 2nd N. Broadbridge I1 Watson (Yellow); 3rd (Blue).

220 yards.-1st F Martin (Yellow); 2nd N. Brondbridge (Yellow); 3rd 1

Watson (Blue)

140 yards.--Jat Wong Sik-hen (Green); 2nd F. Martin (Yellow); 3rd: N. - Broadbridge (Yellow)

"High Jump-1st. Wong Kam-yim

(Blue); 2nd F: Martin. (Yellow); 3rd Wong Sik-hon (Green).

Long Jump-Ist I Watson (Blue);200 F. Martin

Yellow);." Brd J. (Green).

Senior

The weights ranged from 80 to 180 lbs. and all events were evenly eontested. In one very close affair Kelly just got the verdict over, Bach, "nind in another. S. MacNidor while well ahead on points in the Junior

when

Duncan gave Kowloon the lead in the first half; towards the end Sime and anaon put on the other goals.firat two rounds was eventually. The match was well contested and South China came near to scoring once or twica.

Tin Lap-fa, Pau: Ka-chuon and Fung King-chaung were the murka-

defeated In the last. Easterbrook, his opponent, show- ed up strong..

1

The best fight of the evening Prelim was a heavyweight bout between

men for South China G in the G. Carr (May House) and J. Arat half of their away match with Maycock (Nathan.)

This fight.

A Sommary of Points.

Event

100 yards

220 yards 440 yarda

mile mile

High Jump Long Jump

13

100 yards-

#

220, yards

440 yards

High Jump

Long Jump

100 yards

220 yards

440 yards

High Jump

5

Long Jun

Kowloon "B" and Ross replied for caused much interest and excite Tin Lap-fat also found the goulment, Carr being the recognised Total Number of

the home team. Pau Ka-chuen and

Champion of the school. The

again after the interval giving the fight was very even throughout, Chinese the victory (and the Carr getting slightly ahead in the championship) by 5 goals to 1.

last round, obtaining the decision by one point.

FAULKINER'S VISIT.

51

The last fight of the evening alo caused some little excitement, as)

points

Winch

∞ ∞ Fellow

20

56

J. McCubbin (Nathan) bent E. Wooley (May).

L. Marshall (Nathan) beat T. Sloan' (May),

N. Hackett (Lugard), beat G MacClay (May),

D Kelly (May) beat M. Buch (Lugard).

MATCH ARRANGED WITH

on this fight depended whether MR. OSMUND),

Nathan house was to win on May house by gaining the two points; Claud Faulkiner, the famous were to make a draw of it. professional billiards player, is to The contestants, Gourlay meet Mr. A. J. Osmund (champion (Nathan) and Geldurt (May) were of Hongkong for several years) very even in the first round, but at the Lusitano Club in the course in the second Gourlay got well of his visit here,

away causing the fight to be step: Faulkiner was originally toned in the third as Geldart have met Osmund on the 21st of although pluckily retaliating, was this month but the match was being heavily outclassed. postponed on account of the The Ometals presiding wore arranged visit to Shanghai of Mr. L. Hamilton, referes, Captain Gray, the Australian billiards Sturgeon, timekeeper, and Moore. player, who gave exhibitions here. Wheeldon and F. Jenner, judges. | (Nathan).

.

Yachting appears, on page 3 of this issue.

BASEBALL.

U.S. "BIG LEAGUE" RESULTS.

LAST WEEK'S SCORES,,

(Reuter's American Service.)

New York, April 24.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Celtic 6, Dundee United 2. Dundee 4. Cowdenbeath 3 Kilmarnock 2, Hibernians 1. Morton 3. Airdrieonians 2. Partick 1, Hearts 4.. Raith 1, Queen's Park 2 Rangers 2. Hamilton 0 St Mirren 8 Aberdeen 0. Falkirk 2, Clydebank. 2.

"T" COOP!” LANCASHIRE'S DAY AT CUP FINAL

ROUGH. DESPERATE

E PLAY, (Reuter's Service.)

Wembley, April 24. The (English) Football Associa tion Cup Final took place here

Malabon SugarA.

Benguets

·Mining.·

Kailan Mining Ad. Langkata (Combined).

do. (Single)

Stock Hechanga

Shark & Rä

Sharebrokery

2/26 7696

2/28

2/236

7698

domi

1705 Dị

£125. £20

£136.b.. £94. £9

£210.

£30

$86.

$80 b

625 b.

2

383 391

283 44

170 b. 550 b

170 b.. 350 b

28

28.

2534b2534

30

45

250

250

87 b

$61

40

៥៩. Å Ä

៨៥

35

T

42/6

T2265 1.

Shanghal Exploration

Shanghai Loan GGGGG

Rands

Tronoh Mines

Ural Caspiana

Docks Wharve Godowas, de.

ELK & K Wharves H.K. & W. Docks Hongkewe

New Engineerings Shanghai Docks

$1.28!

1280 b.

60.

бо

$128 b. 60%

T:65 b.

3.80

5.90 by

5

1081

108 b

Lands, Hotels & Bldgs.

934

94 b..

934 6.

64% 8.

6334 b..64 2.

5 154 b.

The

F.K. & S. Hotels (old):

do." (naw). Hongkong Lands FLK Realty H.K. Territorial Humphreys Estates Princes Building Rural Landa

Cotton Mills.

Bwo Cottons Orientals

Shanghai Cottons (old),

do

Miscellaneous. Canton Ices Cements (comb.).

doi. (old)

do. (now)

China Buses."

· 100 n..

B.

10:30 3.20

52:

(new)

China Lights (comb.)

do. [(old) do. (LOW)

China Prov. (comb.)

do.

(old)

do.

(new)

Dairy Farina

Der A Wing (full pd)

do. (part pd.). Hongkong, Amusements. HK. Constructions Hongkong Electrica H.K. Developments.

Last week's results in the major to-day, in dull and cold weather HK. Ropes (comb:).

U.S. baseball leagues were

National League.

Saturday:

New York 3, Boston 2. Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 2, Cincinatti 1, Pittsburg B

St. Louis 10, Chicago 6. Monday:-

New York 8, Boston 3. Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn 4.. Cincinatti 2, Pittsburg: E St. Louis 4, Chicago 5.

| Tuesday:

Cincinatt! 5 Pittsburg 2 St. Louis, 0, Chicago 7... Wednesday

Boston 2, Philadelphia 1. Chleago 4, Cincinatti 2. Thursday

Brooklyn 4 New York 11. Boston 6, Philadelphia 2. Chicago Cincinatti 5. St. Louis 5, Pittsburg. 3. Friday W

Brooklyn, New York 6. Boston 1, Philadelphia 2.- Chicago 18, Cincinatti 1. Pittsburg S, St. Louis 2. American League.

Washington 8. New York 2. Chicago. 5. Cleveland 1. Detroit 7, St. Louis B Monday

Saturday

Boston 1, Philadelphia 8.A Detroit 1, Bt. Louis. 4. Chicago 1, Cleveland 5.

D. Dixon (Nathan) beat A. S, Rogers (Lugard) beat G. Rapp Tuesday Chester (Lugard).

(May) Forster (Lugard),

R Butler (Nathan) beat R

E Moore (Nathan) beat I. Black (Lugard).

D. Coldart (May) beat R. Blythe

(Lugard); bor

And who has arranged a match Congratulations are due to Mr. Gi Carr (May) boat J Maycock with Faulkiner Nightingale and Mr. Marriot for (Nathan)

The match between Faulkner their able management of the Urgell (Mayy best L. Huggett and Mr. Osmund will be watched contest, and also to Mr. Marriot with considerable interest. It for the excellent training of the remains to be seen whether the contestanta The Hat below, shows best billiards player in the Colony the complete result of the Evans (Nathan) burt An will put up as good a fight against tournament. the famous player as did the Shangliai amateura:

Washington 3, New York 18, Detroit 6, St Louis 4 Chicago 5. Cleveland D. Wednesday

New York 8, Boston 6.

Philadelphia 5, Washington 2.- Cleveland 2Detroit Er

St. Loule & Chicago 1WER Tharadas

New

Phil

Lasterbrook (May) bent 9. MacNider (Lugard),

SE

Mayco

J Gourlay:""

(Confinued at foot of next Column.) Geldart,

Boston &

ington 8.

WAN

do (old) -- do...

(new) Hongkong Tramways Lane, Crawfords Macao Electrica Mackintosh..i Peak Trams (old) Nanyang Tobaccos

when 92,000 spectators, including HM the King Baw Bolton Wanderers beat Manchester City by one goal to nil Jack, the inside right, scoring in the 34th minute of The second half,

There

the customary enthusiasm, particularly between the rival Lancashire sections, who were conveyed from the North in a series

Sinceres of speciale, in addition to motors and charabanca,

Twenty minutes from the start the enclosures were full and the crowd was allowed into the arena, but there was no disorder.

ID

П

100 B

b

194 b

27

.b..

6

b. 6

20

10

1140... 24

·6434· 25 eta 2.

114 bi

65

as cts b

6434 b. cts 25.03.

10 S

10% n.

2480 b 102

Д.

b

(ROW)

Singapore. Trams Faxia United Asbestos

do Boston started off with great do. (new) Watsons (old) dash, which was not maintained Wm. Powells The City's defence acttied down and HR Telephone kept Bolton at bay, and then. Manchester took the offensive. The Bolton goal had narrow escapes, but up to the interval there was no score.

EXCHANGE.

·244 b:2434

3.

600

578%

601

30 10

-3.80 b.

«Hongkong, 28th April, 1983, Ja London

LONDON EXCHANGES.

(British Wireless Servios.).

Eugby, April 25.

On demand...

- Orelha 40

14 months", "sight. Berlin

On demand"

New York On demand

The Deciding Goal., Bolton returned to the attack, Jee Smith, Inside left, initiating moverents skilfully. Play de- furt teriorated to roughness in a des- Oredita. 4 month might 78 7/167

Documentary, 4mon kas sighs 1/3′9′16 perate fight to score, and then in On Fari the 34th minute, Butler, the Bolton right-winger, hooked the ball to Vizard, who lobbed to Jack the latter driving high into the net,

Manchester axerted the most strenuous efforts to equalise, and did not have the best of luck. Bolton were content to remain on the defensive, and, though severely. By

axed, held out the whistle winning by the

There was intent excitement at. · Blækpors*** She finish. The crowd warmed of on Laila- On demand to the field, and carried off the goal-On demand scorer shoulder high this On Shanghalian

Amid deafening cheers, Bolton's day

**On demand captain, Joe Emith received the CHP ON LOR From His Majesty, who also Bented the medals to both teams.

Die Note:

1928 and

tan won the Sup÷

In 1894.

Anal

Credits, 80 In: Bambay

Wi Ondan

Fireys

· Braes

Genera

11:05

Amabard

130.9

Berila

Stockholm

10.101

Copenhage

18.68

Vienna

Frague

Helsingfors

91.00 21.66.

183

Madrid. Tabou Bio Buenos Aires

Yoko

Silvar. Forward

1/1:15/18

39 16

EMPIRE BILLIARDS

@Routers Service.)

London;

In the Empire, billiard ment Sha

beat McCluney (North

$292