1928-12-10 — Page 9

MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1928.

Sport Columns

·WEEK-END SPORT

BEDFS. & HERTS, MEET SOUTH CHINA

.'

CHINESE IN SCORING MOOD

• LAWN TENNIS

SERVICES OVERWHELM

CRAIGENGOWER

· 8-MATCHES TO ONE.

Scores were:- H. D. Rumjahn and

With the object of ascertain, The Craigengower Club lost to ing if there is any talent for the tire United Services Recreation Army XI. to meet the Chinese XI. in the final of the Lai Wah Club yesterday on C.C.C. courts Cup and other matches, the South by 8 matches to 1... China Command Sports Board ár ranged a very interesting match at Sockumpoo yesterday.. There was quite a large crowd present to see South China in goal scor ing form but the 1st Batt. the Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Regiment, although considerably *slower, played good football up to a point. The teams were:-

1st Batt. Bedfs. & Herts.tum Throstle: Attenboro, Thompson; Mott, Wallis, Hughes; Cross, Berry, Conquest, Wiseman, Wrestle.

South China A.A.—Pau Ka~ ping; Chan So, Lau Kau; Leung Wing-tak, Pang Wa-hing, Leung Wing-chịu; Lai Tin choy, Pa Ka-chuen, Fung King-cheung, Lau Mau, Ip. Pak-wa.

Gee (the Army outside left) and Li Tin-sang (South China's full back) were the only ab sentees.

South China were much quick- er than the soldiers and Lau Mau and Fung King-cheung from a the penalty gave the visitors lead at half-time.

Despite many- likely raids by the Battalion team, the finishing was poor and Pau Ka-ping, in goal, dealt easily with many well directed shots.

Pau Ka-chuen added two goals for South China in' the second half, both being quite good efforts. Pang Wa-hing was in- jured in the face and retired.

Teams Compared

The Bedfordshire goalie, Mott, gave a good display. He has done good work in 'soccer in Shanghai.

The Battalion appeur to have a very useful side., Conquest, Wrestle and Cross were very useful at 'times,

'S'

A.

'(C.C.C.)

Rumjahn.,

lost to Major R. H. Lucas and Dr. R. E. Tottenham

beat F. A. Redmond

YACHT CLUB

ET. GEORGE'S v. ST. ANDREW

SOCIETY

SAILING AND LAWN BOWLS

THE CHINA MAIL,

Two annual contests between the St. George's and St. Andrew's Societies of Hong Kong wore de- cided yesterday at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, the Sassenachs winning in both, as follows

Salling match:-St. George's: 81 points, St. Andrew's 77. ***

Lawn bowls match-St. George's 44 shots, St. Andrew's 37.

H.E. the Ofoer Administering the. Government (the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern, C.M.G.) took part in the bowls match and Mrs. | Southern was a spectator.

SAILING

Omcer of the Day: Mr. F. D. Tracy.

Timekeeper: Yeoman of Signals

- 3-6, 6-3, 18] S, J. Swetland, R.N.

and Lt. J. Hale ,5-7, 6-1, 6-3 lost to J. H. Mc-

Eachran and L.

Result of morning's race:

BL. George's

2.6, 3-6 Speedwell Goldman....

J. A. Cassumbhoy

and I. M. Razack (0.0.0.)

Jost to Major R. H.

Lucas and Dr. R. E. Tottenham lost to F: A. Red-.

mond and Lt. J. Hale

lost to J S. Me

Eachran and L. Goldman

W. J. Howard and >>G. Laí (0.0.0.). lost to Major R. H. Lucas and Dr. R. E. Tottenham lost to F. A. Red- mond and Lt. J. Hale

-lost to J. S. Me

Eachran and L. Goldman

K.C.C. v. G.T.C.

(10) Mr. Stewart

SPORTS CABLES

GREYHOUND RACING CHANGES

NEW CLOSE. SEASON

EXCHANGES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS

-On London Bank, wire

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Bank, on demand., 2/8/16. London, Dec. 1. Bank. 80 days' sight, At a meeting of the new Bauk, 4 months sight 2/-% Stewards of the Greyhound Racing Credits, 4 months*

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2/1. Club painely Loch, Sawtoll and Lawrence, the former was appoint- Documentary 4 months' ed 'Benfor steward.

... sight

The meeting suspended rule 122 which imposes a three months close season from December 1 and It is understood the new close season, will be January to March,

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London, Dec. 1. The following were the chief Wire Rugby match results to-day.

On demand Blackheath 14, Moseley 11. Guys 13, Old Leyslaus

.0. Wire Harlequins 17, Leicester 5. On demand..... 138 Cambridge 30, 0. M. Ts

3.

.

At the first Bugby trial match On demand... Whites beat Colours 20 to 9. Six

OXFORD WIN RELAY RACES 30 day's night' (privaux

London, Dec. 1.

In the inter-Varsity relay races

37 to-day Oxford beat Cambridge by

four events to three.

On Singapore--

B6%

On Manila-

Yacht.

Helmsman Pta Why Wonder (3) MTH. 9. Rouso Bluenose

• (4)

Mr. Vernall

10

thousand people were present to On demand watch the game.

984

On Shanghai- On demand

77%

.9

181. Mr. Pearce

5

Lola' A GACI Thecla

(6) Major Mile s

(11) Mr. Gandy

St. Andrews

Wings

(1) Mr. Shielda

2-6, 2-6 Boojum Adanne Zephyr Pierrette. 4-6, 1-6 Joan

it}

Mr. Nicholson

(9) Mr. Marshall

(7) (iz)

Mr. Payton Reid

Mr. Scott Ellott

2-6, 3-6

Wings

Boojum

Adanac

Zephyr -

Pierrette

19

St. George's Society on winning the sailing by four points. He remark

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Mr. Sutherland 11ed that last year it was the other way round, and they were glad to know thit the annual competitions Chinese Copper Cents 6% Prem. were not one-sided. He also con- Rate of Native In- 13 gratulated them on winning the terest

bowls.

Result of afternßon's race:- St. George's

1-6, 3-6 Joan

10-12 9-6 Why Wonder

Bluenose Speċidwell Lola 1-6, 0-6 Guel

Kowloon Cricket Club beat the German Tennis Club yesterday by 69 games to 30. Scores

E Abraham and C. H. Atkins (K.C.C.)

beat H. Ammann an O. May

Thecla

Totals:

(1) Mr. Stewart

(4), Mr. Gainly

(9) Major Miles (2) Mr. Pearer (12) Mr. Vernall

(7)Mr. Rouse

44

St. Andrew'

(6) Mr. Sutherland 8 (3) Mr. Scult Elliot 10 (10 Mr. Payton Reid 3 (8) Mr. Marshall (11) Mr. Nicholson

(6) Mr. Shielde

St. George's 37 and 4481 St. Andrew's 42 and 35-77.

LAWN BOWLS

35

After receiving the flag, Mr. Alabaster expressed regret at the

6 absence of Lt.-Col. Bird,, and said ho would be glad to tell the Pre- sident that St. George's flag was at the top of the mast.

Mrs. Mackle then presented silver spoons to the winning bowlers, gafter which three cheers were given 7 for St. George's Society on the call of Mr. Shields, and cheers ware also given for, the losers on the call of Mr. Alabaster.

4TH CHAMPIONSHIP Points gained to date by the boats in the three racing classes, of the

The lawn bowla match, on two Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club are rinks, resulted:

18

6- Б

St. George's Mr. S. Deacon Mr. J. Bentley

St. Andrew's

beat B. Schroeter and G. V.""

A

It was disappointing that Gee-Ehren.. did not turn up as he, like his lost to E. Diliner and B. clubmate, Mott, are probable Soltau

Mr. D. Harvey The Hon. Mr. ...C. G. Mackle

6- 5

Mr. E. W. Car-

penter

Mr. D. McLeod'

5-6

Mr. L. J. Davies

Mr. Drummond

starters for honours in some of

the representative matches..

́(skip) ... 30 (skip)

17-16

The halves were a hard work- E. C Fincher and L. ing trio and Attenboro did many | (K.C.C.)

Capt. A. J. L.

Jack

*

good things. Wallis and Hughes beat Ammann and May ........ were quite useful backs.

The Hon. Mr.

9- 2

A. C. Hynes

Mr. McLay

beat Schroeter and Ehren...

er.

South Chino were much quick- beat Diliner and Soltau

Fung King-cheung and. Ip

8-8 9.2

HE, the Officer

Administering

26-7

the Govern ment

Mr. B. Wylic

Whyte (A.P.C.) Mr. Bonnar

Pak-wa did some clever things | |-

and the forward line was very P. M. Pinguet and A. E. Guest Dr. J. L. Shell- nippy. Pang Wa-hing was very (K.C.C.)

lively in a good half-back line, best Ammann and May.... 8- 3

but the backs had many kicks

beat Schroeter and Ehren

charged down, and on occasions,

beat Dillner and Soltau ...*

11- 0 7- 4

26-7 Totals: K.C.C.. 69; German Tennis Club, 90..

MIXED DOUBLES

were shaky.

Pau Ka-ping, in goal, however, retrieved all situations.

The game was fought in good spirit at a fast pace and, both teams looked all in at the finish.

SATURDAY'S GAMES

The semi-final round of the open Eight League matches were mixed doubles championship are to played on Saturday, the feature be played at the Chinese R.C. on being the Police's holding Chin- Saturday.. The first match will be: ese Athletic (last season's cham- Mrs. Tottenham and Dr. Tottenham pions) to a draw, the Borderers v. Mrs. Hale and Lt. Hale, and the defeat of Recreio, and the over-second Miss Enid Lo and M. W. Lo whelming "double" of Royal v. Mrs. Miles and H. Owen Hughes. Navy over Small Units. Scores at: a glance:

Division I.

Chinese Ath...

1 Police R.C... C. de Recrelo. 2nd K.O.S.B. Royal Navy... Small Units

a hard

and the Police played match to share the points. The game was interesting but not brilliant, the clever forwards of the Athletic being held by a Chinese Ath. 2nd K.0.9.B... 1 powerful defence. Teams:→→ Kowloon F.C... 0 C. de Recreio

Division II.

9. China A.. 0..St. Joseph's C. 4 Royal Navy... 5 Smail Units

-S. Chinn "B" 1 Eastern F.C.

ATHLETIC v..POLICE

C

0

On the H.KFG. ground at Happy Valley Chinese Athletic

Chinese Athletic:-Yik Chan- pong; Ng Kam-chuen, Lai Yuk- 4tat; Leung Yuk-tong, Wong Shui. wa, Lam Yuk-ying: Teo Kwai- shing, Li Wai-kwoon, Wong Pak- chong, Suen Kam-shun, Chan Kwong lu. ''

(Continued on Page 10.)

shear

(skip)

14

Total 37

1

given below. From this it will be. seen that the respective leaders were all beaten on Saturday, in the fourth race of the championship but still retain their advantage. Saturday's race was over course of 8.5 miles, as follows:- start at the Club, to Lyemun beacon (port), Cuat Rock busy (starboard); Channel Rocks (s), finish at the Club.

Eighteen, yachts took part.

The Three Classes

In the Handicap class, Rolla crossed the line first but failed to Bave her time on Colleen. La Linda, finishing third, is top with 21 points.

Ailsa was drst to complete the (skip).... 19 course in the Combined class and re

tained her place on corrected time.. Thecla, the leader, was last of six. Total 44

Four of five "scratch" boats in The Presentation

the Heyward Hoys class saved their In asking the Hon. Mr. C. G. S. time, Boojum winning Wings took Mackle, to hand the flag of St. fourth place and is still three points Andrew's Society to Mr. C. G. so the good over Baturday's winner. -Alabaster, 0.3.E, K., (Post Pre- In the tabulated results below, ́sident of St. George's,' acting in -yachts are set down in order of ac-

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• Rolla - (2nd)

Finishing Corrected 4.05.47 4.05.47

to Date

19

Colleen (1st)

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-17

La Linda (3rd)

4.10.21.

4.06.48

21

Dorothea (4th)

4.15.53

4.10.55.

12.

Diana (6th)

4.16.05

4.18.57

9

Combined. (Gaels & One Designs) Class (Start 2.30 p.m.]

Alisa (1st)

4.35:44

4.95.44

16

Daphne (4th).

4.40,15

440.15

16

Joan (2nd)

4.45.58

4.38.10

13

Gabi (3rd)..

-4.46,134,88,50

13

Pierrette. (5th) .. Thecla (8th)

4.45.32 4.41.59

4.60.59 448.64

21

Heyward Heys. Class-[Start 2.85 p.m.]

Boojum (1st)'

4.42.46 44246

Speedwell (2nd)

4.48.81 4.48.81

18

Bluenose (3rd)

4.47.43 4.47,48

Tel. C. 2221

Wings (4th)

-4.60.11 4.50.11

Tel.: C. 4821

Why Wonder?: (6th)

4.59.45 4.50.45

Zephyr (5th)

4.65.55

4.80.15

Lola' (7th)

5.05.22

4,59,42

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