1929-11-28 — Page 9

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1929.

Sport Columns

ENGLISH FOOTBALL

LEAGUE

MIDDLESBRO' DEFEAT THE ARSENAL

RESULT OF RE-PLAY

London. Yesterday.

In the replayed match between Arsenal and Middlesbrough the latter won by two goals to one- Reuter.

on

[The match was abandoned November 16 ton minutes after half

time with the Arsenal leading by 1-0.

LOCAL LEAGUE

K.O.S.B. Too Strong For ILA.M.C.

time managed to get the ball into the "Shameon" half and scared with

a high dropping abot, put in by their centre-half, which beat Lay, who had the sun in his eyes.

In the second half Shamoen again had the play all their way from start to finlah, but again soomed unable to scare. Duncan put in half a dozen hot shots, as did Montalto, none of them Anding the net. The "Moth" hardly passed the centre- line In this half, the Shameen de- fence lying right up the field and being unpassable, but they worked like Trojans, and with fortune smil- ing on them managed to keep Sha-

meen from scoring.

This defeat rather sats back Shameen, as with their win against H.M.S. "Seamaw," probably the most formidable team, they were in A very strong position in the

Two League football matches in League. the Second Division were down for decision yesterday but only one was played. The game between the R.A. and Somersets did not even- the absence of the

tuate owing

former.

RUGBY FOOTBALL

H.M.S. "Cornwall" Defeats H.K.F.C.

Playing Sookumpoo,

at

the K.O.S.B. proved themselves superior to the H.A.M.C. They predominated the play from the kick-off, and

[By "All On"] scored no fewer than five goals in

Any Jeremiads that followers of the first half. The second half saw the Medicals putting up a strong

"Rugger" may have recently In- defence, and it was largely due to dulged in on account of the lack of MacGowan, the Medicals' cuato-first-class, well-fought, needle games dian, that his side did not suffer a must be completely silenced by the greater defeat. Result: K.O.S.B. keen tussle which took place last

5; Medicals 0.

Goals,

K.0.5.3.

S. China "A" 7

Navy

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. .15 12 0 3 56 19 24 Somersets ..11 6 2 3 32 17 14 3 13 8 13

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Kowloon

St. Joseph's R.A.

Eastern University

S. China "B"

Recreio

night at the valley. Before a very encouraging crowd, which, of course, included a claque of voci ferous Navy supporters, the two teams Right from the kick-off, which was turned out as arranged.

closely followed by a good try by Koop near the corner, till the final whistle, both teams were on their toes, going out all they knew the whole time.

Boylan Dangerous

The Club, have got into the habit

GOLF

Junior Championship in Kowloon

The Kowloon Golf Club's junior

championship (qualifying round) will be played on Sunday. Start- ing times are as under:-.

9.30.-F. E. Skinner

B. 8. Rogers. 9.84.-G. Castle

W. Orchard. 9.38.-C. G. Anderson

A. Laughton. 9.42.-A. A. Dand

E. R. Price. 0.46.-J. S. Smith

W. Mills. 9.50.-F. W. T. Ross W. Borrowman 9.64.-G. L. Harris

J. B. McCAW. 9.58.-H. J. Fountain

E. O. Murphy. 10.02.-E. G. Sewall

H. G. Swinburne. 10.00.-T. J. Price

Rt. Dean H. Mundy

CANTON CHAMPIONSHIP

Easy Win for Rutin in Final

[From Our Own Correspondent]"

Canton, Yesterday.

In the final of the Golf Cham- pionship at Tungshan on Sunday L. H. Ruffin won easily from J. T. Smith, eight up and six to play. This was rather & surprise, as though Run (who is a 13 han- dicap) had done very well up to the final round it was thought that he would not be able to keep it up for a 86 bole match against an experienced player like Smith. However, playing steadily, Ruffin was 1 up going out, and came home with a medal score of 38 (1 stroke over bogey) and won

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LAI WAH CUP

China's Team Against the Civilians

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The following have been selected to represent China in the Loi Wah Cup v. Civilians on Saturday, at 4 p.m. at Happy Valley:-

Fau Ka-ping, Ng Kam-choen, Lai Yuk-tat, Ho Cho-yin, Wong Sui- wah, Lam Yuk-ying, Teo Kwaising, Suen Kam-shun, Wong Pak-chung, Ip Pak-wah, and Chan Kwong-iu.

Reserves. — Chan Sek-pui, Lee Tin-sang, Ho Ka-keung, Chu Kwok- luen, Leung Wing-tak, and Leung Wing-chuf.

A charity match will be played on Sunday, at 4 p.m. at Carolina Hill between the Combined Chinese and the Navy.

SHAMEEN FOOTBALL

"Moth" Beat Residents in Poor Game

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(From Our Own Correspondent.]

Canton, Yesterday,

In a very poor game yesterday afternoon H.M.S. "Moth" beat the Shameen Football Team by 2 goals

to 1.

All the goals were scored in the first half, Duncan opening with a goal for Shameen, and shortly after putting in a snorter which hit the post and bounced out. Osmund shot again and narrowly missed. Soon after the "Moth," who had pressed hard, managed to bring the play into Shameon's half and scored a lucky goal which rolled into the corner of the net.

of late of confidently expecting their threes to be on top in their different

games; but yesterday Boylan and

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HOCKEY

Club de Recreio Beats Y.M.C.A.

PRESS CONFERENCE

Dropping Newspaper From The Air

Geneva. Yesterday. The dropping of parcels of news-

In a fast and exciting hockey match, the Club de Recreio de- feated a team representing the European Y.M.C.A. yesterday at papers from aeroplanes formed the King's Park by three goals to principal topic at the European con- two.

ference dealing with the transport_of newspapers' and periodicals, A cog-

The Y.M.C.A. team pressed hard from the bully-off and for fully ten minutes the Recreio players did nothing but defend.

The Portuguese players rallied and successfully turned the tables

on their opponenta.

Club v. Navy

On the U.S.R.C. ground yester- Navy team. It was a tame match day, the Hockey Club X-played a-

and ended in a draw; the score being four all.

setitis

of opinion favoured this method of transit, subject to the ap proval of an International Commission of Air Navigation, which will be re- commended to mend the air corven. tion in this respect.-Router.

KNOCKED OVERBOARD

at all times in attack and very safe the last four holes, Smith going in defence, though inclined at times to pieces, finishing five up on the to be a bit selfish. He was promin-morning's, play. It is possible ent throughout, and converted the that Smith "did Arst try, the result of a forward stubborn opposition, because he not expect such rush near the line, besides scoring need not have cracked like that. the second try. This was the re- sult of as fine a plece of opportun- well, taking the first hole, making After lunch Ruffin started off Ism as has been seen this season it six up.

A drowning accident has been re- After intercepting a loose pass from the next and they halved the Club de Recreio in a hockey match master of fishing junk 4299-HA on The following will represent ported to the Police by Li Wong, third to After this it was ding-dong, with Club to-morrow at 5 pm.

put Ruffin at five apagainst the Hong Kong Hockey the vessel's return to port last Ruffin being slightly and increasing his lead

the better, H. A. Barros, E. P. Souza, D. C. end, eight and six.

Alves, F. A. Barros, C. A. Basto, A. M. Xavier, A. P. Een da Silva, F. V. Ribeiro, J. A. de V. Soares,

the Club scrum-half he had no dif- ficulty in crossing the line with Grieve left standing.

Smith, however, took

to the

Recreio v. Club

evening. According to Li Wong, the. accident occurred at 1.80 p.m., yes. terday whilst the junk was sailing

A sudden gust of wind caused the near the North Nine Pins Islands.

The whole game was a triumph for the Club full-back, his gathering and kicking being worthy of County The golf was fairly good, but football at home: Perhaps he is a by no means startling, the best. de Figueiredo and F. J. Remedios.sail to swing and it hit a foki named little too apt to exploit the sprint along the line; but, if he frequently fails to make more ground than a good kick would have done, there is always a chance of his getting through himself, or letting his threes In. Altogether Grieve's game was a most Anished exhibition.

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Ah Po (55), a native of Pee-hol, who WA8 knocked overboard. The unfortunate man must-have been rendered inconscious before BOOKBINDING. be entered the sea for he sank im- mediately, and although a long search was carried out in the vicini- ty Ah Po never reappeared on the surface.

SAMOAN DANCERS

nine holes being that of Ruffin, coming home in the morning: otherwise it was bis steadiness that broke up Smith's play.

A Chinese was at the Kowloon Mr. L. F. Ruffin has just receiv-Magistratey to-day fined $25, or one ed his transfer from the port,

month's hard labour in default, for which is much regretted by the stealing a hair clipper, valued at $6, many friends he made during his from a barber's shop at Shantung Naval Forwards Superior stay. It is possible that he will Street. The "Cornwall" forwards were not be able to play in the Ameri- superior to the Club eight, especial-en v. Scotland match on Decan- ly in the loose scruma. Kendrew, ber 8, and his absence will very Milne-Day, and Massey were the much weaken the American team. pick of the bome afde, who are to be commiserated with that they did them. Ross though improving as not have their regular halves behind the game progressed, was being continually muffled by Davis, and Plummer seemed unable to get his threes away properly. Altogether, the two sides were very evenly matched. Each crossed the other's line twice, and the visitors won as the result of safe place-kicking. Next time they moet, there ought to be an equally great game, and with a little reorganisation In the Club's outsides, last night's result might easily be reversed.

Teams:-

There were

the President's Cup on Sunday, two qualifiera for owing to there having been 'no competition' on one vious qualifying days.

The results were:-

of the pre-

O. Rutherford, 2 down to bogey

(16 handicap).

.

E. B. Hill, 4 down to bogey (16

handicap).

Law, Lammert; Ross, Plummer; Milne-Day, Suttili, Moodle, Burch, Riddell, Massey, Kendrew, Stock.

Referee: Mr. Ewin. To-night's game Club 'v. Destroyer Flotila starts at 5 p.m.

After this play again stayed in H.M.S. "Cornwall":Webb; the "Moth'e" half, but although Sayre, Boylan, Muckley, McKay; coming very close to acoring all the Davis, Porter; Morgan, Reach, time Shameen seemed unable to get Harris, Lord, Smith, Griffith, Knott, a goal, the ball, either hitting the McLean.

"Styx" is thanked for his com posts or going over. Shortly before H.K. Football Club (Rugby munication which overlaps half-time the "Moth" for the second section: Grieve; Hoop, Scott, port already in type.]

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