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SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1932.

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K.C.C. CHILDREN'S SPORTS

Annual Event a Great Success.

LARGE CROWD PRESENT.

Brilliant sunshine favoured the Fannual children's” sports at the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday afternoon, there being a large: at- Postponed from November 11, 1981, owing to inclement wen- tendance. Hundreds of girls and ther conditions, this match, in aid of Earl Haig's Poppy Day Fund, boys participated in the numerous. evonts with great enthusiasms, and was played under ideal conditions on the Club ground yesterday the spirit displayed; was splendid. afternoon. A fair sized crowd witnessed the game, including H.E. Lady Feel was welcomed by Mr. the Governor, the General Officer Commanding the Troops in China Justice R., and Mrs. Lindsell, and later presented the prizes to and the Commander-in-Chief of the China Fleet. Before the start the winners. and during the Interval a Band from `H.M. Ships played a number | of popular airs which were well appreciated by the spectators.

After being presented to H.E. by Mr. W. E. Hollands, Hon. Secretary of the HK.F.A., the teams Hned out as under, the Civilians facing Morrison Hill and the sun,

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RESULTS.

Girls' Events.

Skipping, rács" (handicap), 10-14: -1, Ciasta Silva; 2, Etta Nichol; 8, Cinie Remedios."

Flat race (handicap), 6-9-1 Dorothy McCaw; 2, Stella Wicker;

Civilians: Rodger; Martin, Strange; Skinner, Bliss; B. Gosano, A. V. Gosano, Howe, Shepherd, Pile.

United Services: Savage; Mullane, Dixon; Hay, Shirras, 8, Jean Robinson. Underwood; Hughes, Davis, Wylie, Dickenson, Skinner.

SERVICES OFFENSIVE

H.E. kicked off for the Civilians, but it was left to the Services to open out the play on their left but Martin cleared. The Gosano wing WAS soon in prominence and B. Gosano centred for Mullane to clear to the other end where Howe forced a corner from Savage.. The Civilians forwards were at this stage enjoying quite the majority of the play with A. V. Gosano scheming splendid openings for Howe, but the centre was pulled up every time by either Dixon or Mullane.

Unavailing Corners.

Skipping race (handicap); under 10:-1, Doreen Williams; 2, Lilian Chow; 8, Allison Fisher.

Flat race (handicap), under 6: |-1, Vivían Jex; 2, Jean Hale; 8,

Jill Stokes.

to clear left Rodgers unsighted and Potato race, 10-14:-1, Nancy the ball flashed into the net, to open Banker; 2 Muriel McCaw; &, the Services' scoring. Close on the Peggy Gabriel. Interval A. V. Gasano had bad luck Skipping competition, 10-14:-1, with a shot that skimmed the top Peggy Stringer; 2, Mary Lay; 3,

Etta Nichol. of the crossbar.

Half-time:

Civilians

Services

2

Flat race (handicap), 14 and under:-1, Freda Gabriel: Pauline Baxter; 8, Gwyneth Jones, Musical Chairs, 8-14:-1, Doreen

Although the play had been very even in the opening half, it was the Harold; 2. Winifred Raven; S. better finishing of the Civilians Betty Scriven. against the erratic methods of the

Egr and spoon race (scratch), Services movements that had en- 14 and under:-1, Frances Rull; 2, abled them to cross over with a Cissie Silva; 3, Jean Fraser. lead. The Civilians were on the’ Flat race (handicap), 6-14-1,

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LEAGUE MATCH.

Good work by Hughes and Davis aggressive after the resumption, Virginia Beaumont: 2, Georgine CIVIL SERVANTS IN transferred play but Wyllie in the and from A. V. Gosano's pass Pile Loft; 3, Florence Fowler. centre was weak and missed several headed in for Savage to save. The Flat race (handicap), 4 and good openings through "dallying Services transferred and their bet under:-1, Yvonne Blackmore; 2, about in front of goal. Several ter passing in the front line enabled Lilian Knutsen; 3, June Martin. corners were obtained by the Ser-Wyllie to equalise with a shot into, vices forwards, Strange being the the left hand corner of the net.

Gosano's Nice Run. -- culprit on most occasions, but no- thing came

of them, and Skinner relieved the tension when he shot wide of the upright.

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Civilians Score Firet.

Against the Police. Relay race (scratch), teams of four, 9-14:-Winning team, Cinnie The following will represent the Remedios, Fauline Baxter, Violet Civil Service C.C. 2nd XI. in their League cricket match against the Bradbury, Mary Lay, g

Consolation race (handicap) for Police on the CS.C.C, ground at 2 non-prize-winners only, up to 14: clock this afternoon

Mary Smith; 2. Doris Frith Mary Noronha.

A. V. Gosano made a fine run through the Services' backs but he shot into the side of the net. The Services should have taken the lead when Wyllie put Davis through, unmarked, but the Borderer with only Roger to beat lobbed the ball over the bar.

Hughes Scores.

..Boys' Eventma Potato race (scratch) 10-12:- Sonny Gardner; 2, Edward Frith;

MAMAK HOCKEY TOURNEY.

R.AS.C. Team v. C.B.A. To-morrow."

BEAther Marină – ground,

The Zollowing will represent the RASC 1 Central British Asso H. E. Strange (captain), B. Gciation in the Mamak Hockey Tours K. Hawkins, AE. Wood, W. H. nan Edmonds, A. Grimmett R. H Woodman T. Armstron Randle, Wilson,

n. tomorrow at 10:45 a.m.

Funnell, 8/8rt Marshall) on, J. M. L/Cpl. - Reyholds, Drv., Whitler,

|W.O. Creighton, Sgt. McCulloch-

GOLF

Starting Times for To-Morrow.

A good combining movement be- tween Shepherd and Pile resulted in the Civilians making for the Ser- vices' goal but Dixon, who had broken up several previous at tempts, nipped in and saved the Howe was still very much bot-9, Mario Gill

Boot race (scratch) under 12: aftuation.. The Civilians took the tled up by the Services' backs, but

1, Robert Marques; 2, George lead after fifteen minutes play, went near with his head fram when Skinner, put through to A. V. Martin's free kick. Another aplen-Ablong; 8, Tony Reis,

Obstacle race (handicap) 10-14: Gosano, who with a great shot sent did goal resulted in the Services the ball into the net to give the taking the lead. Skinner, was let 1, Alfred Ablong; 2 Richard alert Savage: no chance. The away by his namesake, and sent the Silva; 8, James Winyard. Civilians were another goal to the ball across the goalmonth for Relay race, teams of four, 10-14:

The Secretary of the Royal good within a few minutes. A. V. Hughes to send in a low drive which Winning team, Tony Bies, George Gosano again being the markamen; Rodger threw himself at but could Ablong, Alfred Ablong, and Richard Hong Kong Golf Club, supplies the following list of starting time for Fanling:— Pile cleverly eluded Hay to centre not reach.

Flat race (handicap) 6-9),~~~~1, for Howe to miss the ball complete-

A really good performance for William Teen; 2, Arthur Charlton; 9.28 a.m. Mrs. Clark, Miss Stevenson ly, but Gosano, who was covering

8, David Roe." the Clubman, sent the ball into the Services', after fighting uphill

Sack race (handicap) 8-14—1, the net with a left-footed kick. against Gosano's two brilliant goals

Wyllie off Form.

A Great Recovery:

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New Course.

9.86 HJ. Armstrong, G. P

Hole.

9.20

Old Course, Saustytt

Spala Dvr Bucklandy S/82. Skipp, L/Ople Cadman, and Dvr Doyle,

Reserves: Pte. O'Connor:/ Sgt. Hurst.

RECREIO AT HOME IN LEAGUE MATCH.

Against the H.K.C.C.

The following will represent the Club de Recreio in their Lesque Cricket match against the Kong Cricket Club 2nd XI afternoon "^"at King's Park,

L. Yates HL. C. Shrabsole Lt.Comdr. Weeks, S. J. Ho'clock sharp

Fox".

for the majority of the match, and Ronald Egan; 2, Albert Mathias; 8, 10.82 Mr Rodgers, Miss Morro The Civilians were two goals up, on the play, they fully deserved Leo Sousa.

Tug-of-war (teams of eight) 8.16 am. R. H. Dowler, J. B. Lanyon but were not value for their lead, their lead. Wyllie had found his

Not to be booked by those 10-14:-Winning team, Joseph faulty work among the inside men shooting boots during the interval, Marques, Eric Bevan, Charles Lott,

travelling on 8.28 m. being responsible for the lack of and the forward line was now work Desmond Roylance, James Chan, 9.24 aucecas for the Services. Wyllie Ing with clock-like precision. especially being anywhere but on Their opponents, on the other hand, Dick Alves, Sonny Gardner and 9.28 the target with his attempts. The were too individualistic. Howe, Stanley Lee.

Flat race (handican) 4-7; 9.3219 Services, however, were showing never did anything right, whlist some pretty movements and trans- Gosano, on his right, was getting Duncan MacTavish; ferred with Dickenson in possession tired and Shepherd tried to get Ferguson; 3, John Chariton.

race (handicap) 944 and Rodger could only punch out through whole defence on his own. Three-legged

10-141, Stanley Lee and Ernest 948 for Strange to concede a corner Heavy Bombardment Fowler; 2, Desmond Roylance, and 952 from Hughes drive.

Dixon Marks his Man.

Jaman Kitchell. -:

9.36

H.-W. Dulley G. Thomerson.

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Comdir.

H. A. Alves, Dr. A. 2. Guterres,

2, Telford stence, M. F. Pinna, J. H. Figueiredo L

9.40 Cochrane, oln M N Guterres, AP.

10.00

10.12

A good run by Dixon ended with Skinner getting away and from his dames Winyard: 3, Robert Nichol 9.56 The flag kick was cleared for the centre Wyllie sent in a really good and James Thomson.

Flát race (handicap) 8-10:-1,

₤10.04 Gosano wing to show clever work shot, only to miss by inches. Skin- in getting the ball to the other end ner was proving the most danger Marques; 2, Bobby Pinguet; 8, 10.98 and from B. Gosano'a centre Savage ous man in the Services vanguard was called upon to save from Howe, and sent across a pass for Dicken-Flat race (handicap) 4 and 10.16 The ex-Tientsin player was having a son to bring Rodger into action under; Keith Martin: 2, Jimmy 10,20 very quiet match, chiefly through with a splendid save. Offside play Tinaon, Hedley Hambly

Wheelbarrow race (scratch) 10.24" the close attendance of Dixon, who | spoiled a good movement which 9.141 Rinald Egan and Edward frustrated every movement of the should have resulted in another Frith; 2, Ernest Fowler and 102 centre: forward we, however, learn Services, goal when Hughes was Stanley, Lee: 8, Desmond Roylance 10.38 that Hows was playing with a put through, by Wyllie

and Victor Bond damaged ankle z which... must-have proved

· Notre Shock

to him centred

Howe Too Blow

a tremendous handicap. After Dickenson had forced a fruit-

Hughes had less corner off Strange from Edin to head in, ner's pass the Civilians br dvantage in with B. Gorane in com

sano, and „Savage proved safe,

him through but he

lost

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10.82

10.40 Consolation race (handicap) for

-prize-winners only up to 110.44 (10.48. Arthur Cruz: 2, James Chan, 8, 10.52 [10.56)

Ashto

11:00

P. Sherry, G. W Beeve. D. M. Richards, 8. 8. Ferry CB. Bradley, P.-8. Cable. W. R. Mansfeld, C. Blaker Hyde, L. G. B. J.J. French, C. E. Holmes, C. C. Clarke, S. B. Walier.

AM Parker, Stone,

Remedios, G. A. Guterres, LAN Prats, FH Carvalho, and A.1 Other

The Hong Kong C.C.. secont Sevda eleven will be represented by th

following

R. SW. Paterson? (captain);

Kilbee, P. W. Planner, JAI D. P. C. Cleland, A. 0. LRR. Davies, C. E. Gahagan, L. D

D. Ratten W. Stoker

Bowker

Black,

Jones

A. Kidd, P. B. Grant. B. J. Lacon, E. Kern FW Bundred Coulthart

LA. Whipps, A. J. R. Wolf, "and J. M. Sunley, RYAN

BORDERERS AT HOME TO UNIVERSITY

Friendly Game.

N LOONG.

MANUFACTURERS