1927-03-21 — Page 9

MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927.

SPORTS SECTION

SCOTLAND WINS.

Not a Mystery Any Longer.

TEAM TOO GOOD FOR CHINA.

Scotland's "mystery" team

won the "Sunday Herald" International Football Chargy Cpp on Saturday; defeating China in the final by 5 goals to 2 but there is no longer and mystery, about the team.

Scotia's surprise packet was the Inclusion of four men who had hitherto, not competed ander the HK.FA. The "star" was Connolly As left of the shamemanians. wing, he showed himself lo. Be bet- ter than either Prown of Recreio (the fast en Interport selections, the Rev. F. P. W. Alexander (2nd K.OSB.) and Chan Kwong-fu.. who acoupled that same position in the China team.

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The fact that the Padre stood down even when the Inside partner was McGlinchey of the Borderers speaks volumes. But Connolly is now "known." He played with the 2p/Borderens regimental team, in Egypt and had gone Home before the Battalion came out here last year. As one of the hacky or un- lucky fellow to be called up under class “A” of the Reserve, he was Included in the 1st/Cameronians and thus was able to play amongst old comrader again. -

High Class Soccer.

The other three "new" men were also good in fact Scotland had a better team, built up from a nucleus whieh paved the way to *mooth working and cohesion.

Ching played well but their best was not good enough. The soccer of both sides was of high standard, in a mitch which was remarkably clean.

Connolly did most of the damage. Against such sterling defenders s Leung Yuk-tong and Ng Kam- chun, he gave a display that will long be remembered!.

Literally or Akuratively. he dia y not make rings round then He beat them often and cluded them with ease. From bis centres; Scotia's inside forwards shot hard and ahot accurately.

China's team, picked entirely from the Chinese Athletic Associa tion, caused Scetland's defence an- xious moments at times but, as of yore, the inside forwards were either at fault in their marksman- ship or dalliec just that fateful fraction of second instead of bust- ing away at golli, a

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1925 Victory Repeated. Well served by the halves, the Chinese left wing got in some pretty moves, both Suen Kam-shum and Chan Kwong- earning herburs. Pau Ka-ping did wall against the Scottish. vanguard that kept him on his toes all the time. Teums:

Scotland: G. Rodger (H.K.F.C.).

Dr. Kotowall kicked-off after bo- Ing. Introduced to the rival teams.

NO CUP THERE!

Mr. Kötewall in a Quandary.

After the game the Hon Mr. R. H. Kotewall, C.M.C., addressed the gathering. Ho said he had been asked to thank Mrs. Dyer for her presence there that evening) to present to the winning team the "Hong Kong Sunday Herald" Cup))

but there was no Cup there and she could present what she liked! The privilege should by right have belonged to Mr. Shaw but with characteristic modesty, or perhaps. it was shyness, that gentleman had asked him to speak instead-as if he (Mr. Kotewall) were not shy. himself (Laughter).

said!

Proceeding. Mr. Kotewalt that they had just scen a fine game very Anely played: (Hear, hear), He had no doubt that the best team had won, and he congratulated the winners very heartily on their suc-i cess. (Applause). The other side, he said, also deserved congratula- tion for having put up # good, hard fight and he wished them bet- ter fuck next time. (Hear, hear),

Vase. Instead,

Mr. Kotewall proceeded to say that he did not understand any.. thing about football," but Mr. Mc- Tavish, who sat next to him during the game, had assured him that it was well played and very pretty

"BIG" FIXTURES.

Challenge Shield Finals and

Lai Wah Cup..

Dates have been chosen for other "big" Mouver matches this Henson as follow:-

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Shield Finals,

The finals in the Challenge the Shield will be played on H.K.F.C. ground on Saturday, April 2.

Kowloon Factbåll Clubi (senior. holders) and the 2nd Batt, King's Own Scottish Borderers are the finalists in both divisions.. Times of kick-off are:-

Junior: 2.30 p.m. Senior:"4.30 p.m.

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Lai Wah Cup,

The first round in the Lai Wah Cup (knock-out tournament) is to be played as follows:

April 9 Royal Navy v. the Army at Sockumpoo.

April 18: Civilians v. China on H.K.F.C. ground!

April 30: final, ground.

on H.K.F.C.

St. George's Day. Saturday, April 23 (St. George's Day) The HK.P.A. to select a Hong Kong team to meet the Army in a charity match at Soo- Китрас.

captain; Gerrard H.K.F.C.), Fleming to watch-which, of course, (H.M.S. "Frobisher");" McBride

himself knew to be true.

FANLING GOLF.

TAIKOO WIN INTER-HONG МАТСН.

-SINGLES & FOURSOMES.

Playing eleven a sido. Talkoo |(Mesars Butterfield & Swire) bent Wayfoorg (Hong Keag & Shanghat Bank) in an inter-hong golf match on the R.H.K.Q.C. old course at Fanling yesterday,

The winners had a slight advant. Age both in the singles (morning) and foursomes (afternoon); Scores: Singles.

WAYFOONG. TAIKOO. R.L.. Mon-

H.U. Ireland 10. crieff I »E.D: Black 0: W. Ironside

1. H.G. Mogarty, 1 JD.H.

Crawford 0 W.J. Clerk

Robertson 0 V. M. Gray" K.. Greig

burn c. Cookes R. A. Green R.W. Loo 2:

$1

0

D. Tompleton

R. McGrogor

J.C.M.

Smith 0

H.. Spicer

C.H. Eldridge 0. R.P. Moodle Crockter 0

McKay Hanee

5% Foursomes.

· Moncrieff &

Black → Hegarty &

Clerk 2 Grayburn Q Cookes &

Groen 2 Leo &

Eldridge 0 "Moodie &

6

Crockter

Ireland' &

Ironside 2 Crawford &

Robertson 0 Greig

1 Templeton &

McGrogor 0 Smith &

Spicer 2 McKay &

Hance 2

5

Singles

TOTAL

10%

B

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At Happy Valley. In the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club junior section championship at Happy Valley, the Arst round was. completed on Saturday as follows:

D. Lyon beat C. W. Goldenberg:

THE CHINA MAIL.

WEEK-END CRICKET.

A GOOD START.

MACAO'S OPENING RACE MEETING,

KOWLOON THE SENIOR CHAMPIONS.

"EVERYBODY SATISFIED."

LEAGUE & "FRIENDLIES."

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

Ching

Ng São-kwon

·Un “How«Inn RSS

Ewo (Jardine's).

"WD. G. M. Bernard, B Vallaok [W. Klibgow Smith, b. Griffin

Wilson, Vallsek

0. MA

13 8, 80:

$ 0 20

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Chinese: K.C

C. Choa, b Hanuson-

(T. E. Vaoh, b Omar

61 17

Ng Ste-kwong, b Muskett

By winning their inst Axture.

Un How-fan, & b Abbaa

Ching, b

b. Abban

*allkok ...

W. Brackenridge Wil NL Railton, Gillingham.

?w.

Cornaby Vailank

Parves.. Mixton, b Grimn 30G. Puncheon, b. Vallack.

13 D. Lyon,, not out

KAA. Máson, bi Griffiny,

Extran

"Everybody who took part must(against the Royal Artillery), more. L. Youngaayo, o Leonard, b Abbas Simon, a Spicor, b Vallack have been satisfied, sald a turf | loon C.C, won the division I cham.||H. veteran in giving his opinion as to pionship of the Cricket League on Hung, b Abbas the week-end's races at Macao.

Saturday, whereas a draw would (H, L. son, b Muskett.

K. 0.

Chaban

A good start was made, and have given them the honour.

Several other league matches L even those who lost voted that the Inaugural Meeting of the Inter-were played, results of which are C. E. Wonmson national Race and Recreation given below.. Club of Macao, Ltd", was a great

success.

There was a distinguished gathering of local people and hun- dreds crossed over from Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club supplied the majority of the gentlemen riders, quite a few of whom brought back beautiful silver cups as mementoes of their prowess.

After rain over a long. period, the course cut up in places, with the result that the going was on the slow side...

Official Opening.

The track is just under a mile long, almost triangular in shape. with a straight rum in of about 400 yards..

Both the public and members' enclosures were vividly decorated for the occasion of the official opening by H.E. the Governor of Macao (Senhor Artür Tamagnini de Sousa Barbosa), who was 'wel- comed by Commendador Loo Lim- loc (President of the Club) at whose palatial residence, U Un, a Chinese banquet was given to hundreds of guests. on Saturday night, followed by a dance..

Dividends were nearly always good. On a $3 ticket, two pontes paid $420 and $245 respectively.

Messrs. R. J. Paterson. G. H. Potts, P. M. Hodgson, H. Seth, C. M. S. Alves, and Ho Kom'tong

In a friendly match, R. G. Robert-. son of Civil Service C.C. 2nd XI performed the hat trick.

Longue tables.to, datę are i—

LEAGUE TABLES.

Division I..

Kowloon Roval Navy Civil Service

Hong Kong CIC. Indian R.C.

University K.D.S.B Craigengewor

Royal Artillery Chinonu RC;

1.R.C. 2nd. Police R.C. Varsity 2nd Recreio R.A.0.C Kowloon 2nd H.KC.C. 2nd Navy 2nd " "Тамар CS.C.C. 2nd

P. W. D. L. Fts.

9 7 1.1 28 5 22 17

Vallack Griffin

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Total

BR:

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. R.W.DAL

ม

11

136 80

16 8 81

Omar Hamsun

Abbas

Muskett

5. 2 12.

INDIANS v. BORDERERS.

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS:

O. M. R.

1.8

13

4 38

Phoenixes Win.

Pokfulam, the 'Varsity

1 Phonixas defonted Dr. R. A. Pon-

Yesterday the Indian R.C fat 3.5.1 14 Sockumpod beat the 2nd/King's 8 4 13 Own Sostish Borderers by 21 runs, 73 3 2 11 Scores:-

32.4 11

2nd Scottish Borderers. 73 13 10 Major Laku, e Junquil, b ̧ Á. ol *B 2. 1 5 3 Arcull..

7 2068 Lt. Hankey, b A. et Arculli. 91 0

Lt. Tregear, a Rumjahn. b. F. M. Division IL

el Arcul

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મ

9

F. W. D. L. Pts.Lt. Welch, b A. el Arculit.......

Capt. Dobble, c S. H. Ismail, b

F. M. el Arcul

18.

1

sonby-Fane's XF "by

9

runa.

Scores:

Phoenixes 170 runs (S. V. Gittia. 67, F. Zimmern 39 W. M-Gittiza B for 28, D.. Anderson 5 for 80),

Ponsonby Fane's XI 161 runs (B. P. Ng 43: 3. Barrow 24 not out;. F. Zimmern 4 for 23)...

Recreio v.C S.C.C. 2nd.

At King'a Park. Club de Recreio lost to Civil Service C.C 2nd XI by 55: runs. Scorea-

CS.C.C. 2nd XI 84 rung (R. R Davies: 46% M. F. Pinna 8 for 30 H. A. Alves 6 for 21).

9 Recraiu 29 runs (H. A, Barros 61 7. F. Westlake 3 for 14 R. G. Robertson for 18. and hat trick” "24 with last 8 wickets).

0 0 3 1 20

8 B 1.216

Q:

8 4 2 2 14

Capt. Perfect, b. F. M; el Arculli

o

8 4 1 5 18

Everest, b F. M. el Arcull

a 3 10.

Brown. c and b F. M. el. Arcul

1:5

Sawyer, tun out

8 3 0.6

Skigga, b F. M. el' Areulli

League I.

K.EC. v. ARTILLERY.

Stock, not out

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Total

9

SUNDAY GAMES.

"Friendly matches were played yesterday as follows:-

Schoole XV1 Defeated."

On the University ground, the Combined Schools. XVI lost to Dr. 101. A.. Ponsonby Fane's XI by 8

wickets. Senres:-

Bowling Analysis...

O M. R. W.

11 13

6

14 2 60

3

6219 0

F. M. of Arculli. On their own ground. Kowloòn|| A. al Arculli CC defeated Royal Artillery by A. H. Madar

Indian R.C. eight wickets. Scores

Royal Artillery,

A. H. Rumjahn, b Hankey 6S. A. R. Ismail e Sgt. Jolley, c Sgt. Glazebrook, e Jax, b Goodwin

. Wright, & Rams

Dobble ... e Ramsay,

•b Lyal Sgt. Leach, b

Goodwin

Lt. Smith, e Guest, b Goodwin

0

Schoola 127 runs. (A. T. Lee 417 G. R. Sayer 5 for 95; A A. Rum jahn S for 48).

Ponsonby Fanela XI 140 rùna for 5 wkts.. E. J. R. Mitchell 64, E A. Lee 34 retired; N. Mackay for 11, 19A. Clarke 2 for 9).

Brown

b

4

S. H. Ismail, e Lake, b Dobble AIH. Madar, B· Dobbie

22

Kowloon School v. Electric.

At King's Park, Kowloon British 18 School Former Pupils' Association

J. M. "MeBride beat T. W. Carr: were among the Hong Kong, rac- Capt. Howard, c Goodwin, b Brace 25 M. P. Madar, e Dobbie, b Hankey 2/beat Hong Kong Electric R.C. by 15

R. C Wallace beat F: E. E. Booker; W. Clarke beat W. McKay: P. Morrison beat C. A. Grimes: Laing beat S. H. Garrod; F H Glover beat G. McLeod and J. (McCubbin beat W. Pryde..

The second round has to be finished by April 2,

ing men who officiated at the M. Gar. Fodgen, not out meeting.

IST DAY'S RESULTS.

Interesting Frpgramme of Seven. Races.

National

Capt. Parkes, run out...

B.SM. Bennett, b Goodwin. Sgt Rule. at..Jex, b Lyak .. L. Carmichael, Bevis, b Goodwis

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„Total

2A, el Arculi, run out..

SPY. A. Wahab, b Dobble

0A. R. Minu, b Hankey

18 A. K. Minu, b Hankey

runs. ScoreH{---

Kowloon School 15 runs. (J. D

18

24

Murphy 32; W. B. Muskett 5. for 36,

8

J. R Way 4 for 38).

0

Electric RC 60 runs

(G.. G

0S. A. Ismail e Sawyer, b Dobble 30

FM. al Artuk, not out,

Extras

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

M

R. W.

8.8 2 27

5

25. ទ

0.

2. 15.

2

A

14

0

$

Dobbie Hankey

Kowloon C.C.

Goodwin 1. The Opening Cup, once yal TENNIS TOURNAMENT. round; winner $400, 2nd $200; Brace

3rd $100 and three cups to win-Roas To-day's fixtures in the Hongning jockeys presented by Banco Guest

Ultramarino, Macaow. Brace, e Howard, b Leach Kong C.C. termis tournament Electric Lighting Co., Internation- A. W. Ramsay; e Smith, b Leach are:-

Open Singles:-E. Ema v. Col. Qja Race and Recreation. Club of E. F. Fincher, & b Leach. Russell Brown; N. Trambitsky v. Macao, for all China ponies. Capt. E. W. Morris, b. Wright

Goodwin, not out. FJ. Remedios (2nd round); I., M.weight per inches. Razack v. S. E. Green.

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Messrs. Sun Lee & Co.'s Flash Star..... (Mr. T. L.-Wong)

Open Doables:-H. D. Rumiphn and S. A. Rumjahn v. L. M. SMr. Chin Lee's Chui Chow Lloyd and W. A. Nowers (1st round): E. de Sousa and E. Prata lv. N. Evans and A. H. Crook (2nd

round).

M.

Club Championship:-R. Henderson v. Dr. D. J. Valentine.

Handicap Singles "A"-H. J. he Armstrong (rec. 4/6) v. A. B. (Laugh- Raworth (owe 4/6); R. K. Valen- HK.FC.). Murdoch (1st/Cameron ter). Therefore, he could safely time (rec. 4/6). Capt. E. HJ. ians), Farlow (H.MS. "Titanid"); A say that the game was played with Larkcomb (recs 1/6). Duncan (Kowloon F.C.), Humphreys both art and science. (Hear,

Handicap Singles "B"-C. W. E. (2nd/K.O.$.B.), Orr (Kowloon FC), hear).

thanked Mrs. Dyer for coming there (rec, 2/6),

McGlinchey (2nd/K.0.S.B.), Con- Er conclusion, Mr. Kotewalt again Bishop fowe 15/3) v. A. H. Penn

nolly (1st/Cameronians).

A.

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THE DAVIS CUP.

Capt. F G Bevis, e Fogdon, b

Wright

X. R. Macaskill, b. Wright

W. G. Guest, c Leach, b Wright 2.J. G. Lyal, c. Leach, b. Wright

Ext:89

គឺÄÄគឺ

Total".

Bowling Analysis..

1

122

-0. M. R. W.

20.159

20 1 59 4

League II.

H.K.C.C. 2ND v.. NAVY 2ND.

-Hong Kong C.C. 2nd XI got away 4 from the bottom rung of the junior table by defeating Royal Navy 2nd XI by 70,runs on the Club ground. Scores!

Total (for 8 wkts.) ....180 S. Jex and N. H, Ross' did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

3

0

0

Bennett Rule

Wright

Leach

Smith

Ning. (Mr. G. U. da Roza) Mr. T, U, Yih's Four Nought

Three Mr. R. H. Charles) Mr. P. N. Cheng's Laceda II (Mr. G. A. Pollock) Messrs. Lee Yu-lam & Co.'s Ok Fee.. ..(Mr. Y. M. Lo) Messrs. Hau Lau & Co.'s.... Mr. R. J. Paterson's September (Mr. K. H. Chun)

(Lt. T. O. Bulteel) 0

Chue's Messrs. Mok and

Honeymoon

(Mr. A. H. Potts) 3 lengths; 4 lengths. Time: 2.04. Pari-mutuel

Winner

0

H.K.C.C. 2nd XI.

R. A. Green; c & b Cornish

G. P. Lammert, c Cornish, b Thomp-

son ...

D. M. R

W

7 U 22

Ú

4

17

0

H C. Burgess, e

Thompson,

.12. 2 35.

Cornish

9. 0 39

3

D. E.. G. Nicholson, b' Thompson

7

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CIVIL SERVICE v. H.K.C.C.

J. Hall, run out

1. K. Tait, b Painiret

At Happy Valley, Civil Service

H. J. Armstrong, e sub, b Pulairst

P. Jacks, Cornish

AE. Pritchard, c Spencer, b Thomp

Bon

C.C. drew with the Hong Kong C.C.. J. A. Summers, e Spencer, b Thomp- who, at the close, needed 4 runs tow. Wooding, net out

win and had 5 wickets iTi

hand.

#

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Themson 20 G. Hedley 4 for 19,

J. Hirst 5 for 17)..

EMPIRE BILLIARDS,

London, March 19.. At Burroughes Hall, Alan Prior (South Africa) won the Empire billiards championship, defeating representatives of England, Scot- land and Wales, in 2,000 up games. -Reuter.

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THE DARK BLUES,

London. March 19 With slightly more favourable" conditions than Cambridge, Oxford to-day did a full ecurae trial from Putney to Mortlake in 20 mins. 15 secs. Reuter.

Mr. K. F. June has been appoint- ed chairman of the South China Athletic Association committee for the bathing matshed and beach at 25 North Pofit.

+

EXCHANGE

Parko g. 11.t. Maroh. 1997.

Or London

Scores:-

Extras

.$ 6.40

Civil Service C.C.

B Total.

.154

Place 1st

4.20

2nd 3rd 2.-Areia Preta Stakes, Ave furlongs: winner $250, 2nd $100,

5.30 15.20

GR. Sayer, e Hayward, b Wales FJ, de Rome, b Parker

1}

2

28

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

A. E. Wood, b Parker

b. Lea

0. M. R. W.

43 Thompson

4'

Cornish

.1.1

48 4 0 €8. 3:

b Parker

34

Palairet

A. N. Other

0 12

0

China: Pau Ka-ping: Nz Kam- and consenting to give away the chueo, Lab Yuk-lat: Leung Yuk-Cup or what must represent the tong, Wong Shui-wah, Lam Yuk Cup for the time being. Mrs. Dyer ying: Tan Kwai-shing, Chai Waon had always shown great interest in yin, Wong Pak-chong, Suun Kam- football, which interest, he thought, wan fostered by her husband who shan, Chan Kwong-iu.

A. Roterbe:

New York, March 13. Mr.

Dawes was President of the "ong Kong

Football Association. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. D. F. Davis, the Secretary, of Linesmen: Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Baldwin. Scotland have won the coveted Dyer's love for the game and all War, who is the donor of the Davis trophy twice. In the final of 1925 that they had done for football in Cup, says it is expected that (the Brst time the competition was the Colony was very encouraging France will capture the trophy this 3rd $50, for all China ponies,

to them all. (Hear, "hear). played), they beat China but were

Mr. Kotewall then asked Mrs. year. He added that it would be a weight 145 lbs. up, not the better team. On Saturday Dyer to give away whatever sha good thing for lawn tennis if some Mr. Jue's Valour

better

as Dr. Kotowäll said, the

team wom

liked. (Laughter and applause).

foreign team won the cup.-Reuter's A silver vase of flowers, with American Service. blue and white ribbons, was handed

present-

Tor

Better Team Won. With a brilliant shot from u te 'Mrs. sharp angle, Connolly gave the ed

a substitute Scotsmen the lead after 10 minutes. the Cup to Mr. Rodger, Scot

Dyer, who

It

2.3.

E. C. Fincher, B. D. Evann, b Evers FE.

Lawrance, F. Baker, b Les

R. S. W. Paterson, b Evera

E. W. Hamilton, Evers

F. J. Ling, not aut

1 Sub Lt

Royal Navy 2nd XI.,

Bank Wire.

On demand

20 day's sight

4 months' sight

-1/14

1/13-11/10.

-Credit" 4 months sight. --1/16.

Documentary, 4 months sight 27-13/18

26 2 On Paris -

On demand

13:0

Credite, & monthe dght 185

Pay Sten, e Greon, b Burgess 8 On Berlin-

Bowman, 1.b.w, b

Lt. Palairet, e Armstrong, b Tait.. 28

י.

Oc demand

H. Holdman, net out

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Total (for 9 wkts, dec.). BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Summers...

0

On New York-

29

On damand

47%.

182

Lt. Majendie, c Summers, b Burgess 8" Capt. Cornish, b Summers

18 On demadd

Credits

60.daya' sight

Mid. Bone, c Lammert, b Burgssa

2

Wire

LL

Q. M. R. W.

Spencer, b

Tait

11

On demand

132

Lt.

Evers

.17 3 53

Phipps, b Hall

g] On Caloutka -

7

Wire

2 25.

On demand

Parker ...

24

7

Owen Hughes.

л

A 21

On Singapore-

(Mr. A. H. Potts).

Les ...

12

Mr. M. T. Yih's Six Five Six (Mr. R. H. Charles)

B.K.C.C.

A. W. Hayward, Ling

11.

0

Capt. A. N. Evers, b Hamilton

(Mr. K. H. Chun)1|F. Mr. Loo Lim-loc'a U-Un ....

(Mr. T. L. Wong) 2 Mrs. R. J. Paterson's The ..'||

Regent. (L.T. O. Bulteel) 3. The South China Athletic Asso-Messrs, Kiangwan & Co.'s Fle He then took a corner kick for land's captain. The Secretary ciation expects to hold its 5th

Dee..(Mr. J. K. Bousfield) 0 Wales of the Association soon took pos-annual sports at Happy Valley on Messrs. Klangwan & Co.'s Humphreys head in goal No. 2.

session of the Vase, which was then May 1, when there will be the usual

Cherry Brandy Mrs. Dyer by Misa number of track and fold events. presented to Paula Hollands for her kindness In coming to present Cup that was not there.

In possession from a tap by Suen Kam-ahun, Wong Pak-chong deli verod a cross abot which reduced the deficit...

Hitherto Scotland's shooting had been patchy. Just as China looked like improving, their opponents did better still. In ten minutes (after! half-time),

برتی

TIE DECIDED.

the Scotsmen-using St. Joseph's Reserves the "B"

their weight and, height to advant- age scored thrice... Connolly took part in the first two.

Winner's.

These two clubs had tied in points|

Teams:

by 2-nil at Sookúmpoo on Saturday. Mr. T L Wong's White Flower (Mr. G. W. Sewell) Mr. R. Chan Johnson's Kwai Yuen..... (Mr. R. Gordon)

Recreio:

Fernandes; Xavier Silva: C. F. Remedios, A. Remedios H.E. H. C. Remedios; D. Xavier, Fuertes, Cosano, Roche, Brown.

Police:Clarke; Кулпе, Нат "greaves; Brittala, Oram, Jessop: Byron, Johnson, Hudson, Fost, Senp

son.

Referee: Captain' A W. Austin, R.A.

Another championship was deeid- He placed a corner kick for ed on Saturday: In the replay for McGlinchey to head in. No. Band Brst place in section "B", division be contred to Orr to get No. 4 with 1 of the League, St. Joseph's Col a"well-judged shot. A combined lege Reserven trounced the. Moslem front line sortie ended in Orr putClub by 4 goals to 1. ting in No. 5, .

When it looked all over, Suen and the Moslems had won last. At. All in all, the Recreio were the Kam-shun acored from 25 yards'Kowloon on Saturday, the College better team. Had the Police won they would have improved their He trapped a pass and were on their mettle. Teams:- range.

St. Joseph's College Reserves:-chances of becoming runners-up banged in hard and true to reduce the defcit.

Zafra; Ayock, J. Cruz; S. M. "Cruz, after a poor first-half of the season. Leonard, Omar; Hachiuma, Souza, Gasano scored both goals, once; in Bautista, Johnson, Blanco.

each half. Clarke kept hiq charge Moslem Club--Ismall; Hamet, Ramwell.

Junior League zan; Hussain, Adal, Razack; Ali,

The leewny was, however, too much and Scotland won by 5-2

Pipera for Luck.

7

i

Artur Tamagnini de Sousa Barbosa's Veloz ...

Lt. J. H. Lopes Braganca) · 0 Messrs. Wing Fat & Co.'s

Lucky Star (Mr. L. Reidy) 0 Mr. Y. M. Loo's Dick Lo .....

E. Owen Hughes, Abw, b Bayer ... đó

E. V. Parker, b. Hamilton

Lt. Silcock, b Tait...

Lt/Comdr. Thompson, e Armstrong,

Lt. Waters, not out

Hall

On demand...

Ion Manila

On demand

'On demand

Extra

Total !..

84 On Shanghai-

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

R. W 0. M.

30 3 88 28 2 & 18

1

Da Yokohams

19

T. E. Pearce, st. Holdman, b Sayer 80 Burgess.

R. Mitcholl, rot out

E.

J.

Duckitt, not out

Extras

31 Summeri

6 Tait

Total (for 5 wkts).150 R. W. Leo, H. R. Remington, C. D. Waler, S. J. Jardain did not. bat,

BOWLING ANALYSIS. "

(Mr. G.. A. Pollock) · 0|Ling 1 length length. Time: 1.19.8/5. Pari-mutuel:-

O. MR. W

60

120 41

120

2

40

0

4 0 20

1 47

CRAIGENGOWER V. CRC.

Hamilton Ráker Evans Sayer

·Hall'

Friendly Matches.

TAIKOO TWO.

Dom

30 days' sight (private paper) ------

On demand

5 Sovereigns (Bank's buying rate) 7.8

On the Chinese R.C. ground, Tal-(2 koo (Mesars, Butterfield & Swire) beat Ewo (Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.) by 5 rans. Scores --

Talkoo (B. & 5.) H. Parsons, & Barnard

J. D. H. Crawford, e Mason, b

Bernard By Deta

W. Spicer, a Purves, b Bernard

B. Moore, Puncheon, B. Bernard

20 3. R. Hinton, b Bernard's.

16 A. H. Gillingham, b Cornaby Un- ^. C. C.

Winner.

.$420.00 60.80 Fince 1st

2nd

4.40 8rd

By losing to Craigengower C.C. 11.40 3-The Governor's Cup, one by 10 runs, Chinese, R.C. (playing mile cup presented by HE. away) touk bottom place for the

Scores Headed by Drum Major Dalrymple

Artur Tamagnini de Sousa Bar-season

Craigengewer. C.C and Pipe Major Mackey, the drum Harsen, Dallah, Mohammed, Sabkan. Champions of division 11 section bosa (Governor of Macao) to be A. Kitchell, t

Ching Souza performed the hat trick" "A", the Koshies Reserves beat won twice in succession by same H. P. Lim, & Ching and pipe band of the 2nd/King's Own Scottish Borderers played the for the winners and Bautista wat South China Reserves by B-all on owner or owners or three times U. M. Omar e Ng Sze

Sze-kwong, b the South China ground. Stock got in all. Winner $350, 2nd $250, Hew-fantibus fa Scotland team on to the field. The their other goal, Battalion's band under Bandmaster The Moslems got their goal from three and. Crawley two goals for the 3rd $150, for China ponies, O. Ismail, b Ng Bre-kwang FitzEarle was also in attendance. a penalty kick.

winners.

por inches.

R Mr. R. M. Dyor (President of the

The following gumes were not welchin Leis Bon Sir

Grimes, I Ching, ELKFA) Was a keen spactator as

[played: AN PARISHA (MAT.L. Wong) 15. Abbaa law, 5 In How-to were H.E. the G.O.C.. South, China

Section A Chiness Athletic

Kowloon Reserves: Chinese Mr. Sin Kee's Dragon Boat Rumjaha, o Yung, b Un Hew- (Major-General C. C. Luard); the

(MAG Pollock) Hon Dr R H Kotewall (Vice-

Athletic "A University, St M. H. O. Loo a Chow Tazer President), the Hon. Mr. A. G. Having made themselves sure of Joseph's College v. RA. Reserves. Jon (Mr. B. U. di Roza) 1 Lang Sir Henry Pollock, Mr, G. M. the senior league championship, Section B South China Boy Shaw and Mr. K. E. Greige Club de Recreio bent Police. R.C, Scouts v. South China "B

(Continued on Fags 10.)

CHAMPIONS WIN.

Club de Recreio Defeat Police."

b Ching

AB. Hatasan, c & b Un How

W. B. Muskott, Yeok:

Leonard, not out Extras

bon, b Bernard....

by Cornaby 20 W O. Bailey, eh Bernard

0 | Griffin, ↳ Cornaby

G. R. Vallack, not out

tivat per or.

Bar älver in Hongkong,

'hinese Copper Can

971

15 9/16

1 pm

Chinale Copper Orn ... 0% p Rats of Native in ernst... 1 ? pon Chino Bub. fold f ..... 281 % die Rongkong Bab. Coin

LONDON EXCHANGES:

Parks New Tork

Kuach

174

4.65 9/8

14.02 15.14 V: 19 135

105.90

18

Berline tockholm Copenhagen

20.48)

18.4

18,29

#4

298 13/16.

17.6/1

1 Vienna Pragdo Helsingfors

· Madrid'

2 Labon

Bigbare

lo

Bombay

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS,JUMPAA

Houskoga

Yokohama

82.04