FUI SHING GO NAP Round The Greens By
AGAINST HOTELS.
Auspicious Debut In Summer Tourney."
RESULTS TO DATE.
The Fui Shing football eleven made an auspicious debut in the Chinese Summer Football Tournament yester day when they scored five times without reply from the Hong Kong Hotel at Caroline Hill..
The Summer Football Tourney, which is run under the auspices of the Chung Wah A.A. and for a silver trophy presented by Dr. Wu, has this year attracted nine teams. The Mui Dab is now the only com-¡ bination which has not yet "com menced play.
The following are the results. to date :
Soong Ching 6 Electric Co.
Kwok Wah
Sam Kwong
Ching Ning
Ching Wu
Fui Shing
4
3, Electric Co.
#Soong Ching 5 H.K. Hotel
RADIO HOCKEY XI.
"Straight Wood"
SECOND DIVISION.
Sp
THE CHINA MAH
The Junior teams of the two. lasi named clubs meet at Taikoo and as they are level on points the ground ad- vantage theory should again decide the issue in this match, although there will not be much in It either way.
NATIONAL A.A. MEET THE HAPPY VALLEY
IN NANKING.
Mr. Chiu Kuang-wah To Represent Hong Kong.
THREE POINTS TO BE RAISED.
Mr. Chíu Kuang-wah leaving for Nanking shortly to. represent the Hong Kong Athletic Promoting Union at the National Athletic Associa tion Congress, which opens on Thursday, 'August. “16.
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Starting Times for
Sunday,
The following are the starting times for the Happy Valley, Cham- plonship to be played on Sunday:—
8.10 am. A. P. Hall-Thompson...
R. K. Valentine.
.8.16. 8.20 8.25
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8.30
at last "broken The Police have their duck" in cricket parlance and I am sure that all bowlers will join in congratulating them on achieving what seemed for them the impossible. That they should win away from home makes their victory still more meritorious, as also does the fact that Moss's rinks the last to finish, scored a good five
Mr. Chiu was the guest of on the last head to bring home the
I expect to see Cralgengower pull off honour at a farewell dinner given 8.85 spolis. They visit Kowloon again to morrow to play the Kowloon Cricket, another comfortable victory against the by Mr. Lee Chee-chung, Councillor Chib, but I do not think they will win Club de Recreio on their own ground of the Chinese Bathing Club, this week, especially in view of the win in this match will practically
the Cricketers splendid win against Civil Service laat Saturday.
Recreio's Only, Hope,
The real enthusiasts will of course go to see the Club de Recreio play, the lengue leaders at King's Park. Craigen- gower experienced an uncomfortable
Craigengower's. Chance.
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F. Lobel, A. C Ellis.
A. 'Leach, D. S. Robb. A. E Clarke, A. J. W. Dorling.
R. A. Campbell, R. Young...
K. S. Robertson, D. S. Edward.
A. O. Brawn, 'C." CL Stark.
R. M. Wood, J. E Richardson.
8:40
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ensure the championship for them as It is understood that Mr. Chiu the most their nearest rivals could do will raise three points at the Con- if Craigengower lost all their remain, gress ing matches would be to qualify for a play-o, Yacht Club to Wia.
a very remote possibility.
8.45
J. Forbes, G. H. Bond..
8.50
(a) Chinese Boxing.
A. McKellar, W. A. Stewart.
(b) Compulsory Physical Train-
8.55
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ing in Schools.
(c)
Women's Athletics.
9.00
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9,05
the
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9.10
W. S. Hillier, J. J. King.
A. B. Stewart R. M. Henderson...
The Yacht Club entertain the Kow loon Cricket Club and on form should time against Taikoo last week and it win by a useful margin, a remark which is to be hoped, for their saken, that they applies with equal force to the Civil not getting stale. Their Spey Service Club who have to visit
are
0 Royal rink, deservedly lost against the
0 Club de Recreio choice last Sunday and 21 venture to prophecy that the Portu- Oxuese team, inspired by this success
lowly-placed Electric team.
WEEKLY RULES.
gression. I refer to the putting down of the mat, which the rule clearly lays. 9.15. down SHALL be laid down by the lead- will retain the points. By so doing
Ing player of the side which won the
9.20 At the beginning of the first head, previous head. Local custom (òr is it they would make the First Division open once again and it is their only the player to play first shall place the ultra courtesy?) seems to ordain that chance to achieve championship hon-mat in the centre of the rink, not less the Number One of the losing rink, 9.25 ours this year. Laz. by his brilliant than one yard from the ditch, and in should lay down the mat for his op- play against Holland on Tuesday even- all the subsequent heads the leader of pasite number.
a slightly lesser degree the rink which won the immediately ing and in against Craigengower on Sunday when preceding head shall place the mat as he was opposed to Bradbury as skip. before stated. It shall, however, be in showed that he is at the top of his his option to lay the mat
VII. The Mat
The following will represent the Radio Sports Club hockey eleven against the 3/9th Jat Regiment on the Marina ground this afternoon form. at 5.30 p.m.3.
His exhibition against Holland was S. Singh: B. Singh, J. Singh; superb, a remark which, in passing, ap Hamid, G. Jack, J. T. K. Gilchrist;plies also to Nish and Grimmits, who eat Nichol and W. Russell (an'sx-
A. E. P. Guest, G. Singh, Awta champion), respectively, during the Singh, K. Singh, and A.. V.week.
Douveys.
Referee: Mr. Hassian..
Docks Should Lose.
... Reserve: M. Slagh, E. Singh. The game between the Civil Service and Atta Singh." |
and Kowloon Dock, both of whom lost last week, should result in a win for the former, who are playing at home. A win would place the home team in a good position if Craigengower go down in the game at King's Park,
ST. JOSEPH'S FOOTBALL,
(1) At the place where the Jack lay at the finish of the head, if that place be in the centre of the rink.
(2) Or if the place be not in the centre of the rink, then in a line straight across towards the centre thereof.
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(8) Or between where the jack lay at the finish of the head and any place in the centre of the rink, so that the mat shall be not less than one yard from the ditch.
(4) If the jack, at the finish of a head, lies in the ditch, or less than one yard from it, the mat shall, in beginning the new head, be placed not less than one yard from the ditch as above provided.
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Interest in this competition is now growing Intense and the semi-finalists will soon emerge from the lesser try. Nish of the Bowling Green Club has already venched the semi-final round, and will play the winner of the Luz- Grimmitt match for the right to con- test the Bnal.
W. Mulcahy, H, G. Wal Hngton.
W. Woodward, A. E. Lissaman.
C. E. Moore, R. S.
Paterson..
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1932.
OUIMET TO AVENGE
ARGYLLS AQUATIC
MEETING.
Headquarter Wing Win Championship.
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MCPHEE'S DOUBLE.
The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders held a very suc cessful swimming.meeting at Sham Shui Po yesterday after- noon when Headquärter. Wing won the Inter-Company cham- pionship" with "A" "Company worthy runners-up.
At the conclusion of the sports Mrs. Bennett kladly presented the prizes.
RESULTS
25 Yarde Dash:
"1. "McPhee ("A" Co.),
2. Jameson (HQ. Wing), S. Kildae ("C" Co.)... Time: 12 sacs.
150 Yards Free Style:-
1. Jameson (H.Q. Wing). 2. Jackson ("B" Co.)
8. Shearer ("A" Co.).
Time: 2 mins. 17-4/5 secs.
| High Diving:—
1. Huchison "(H.Q. Wing),
2. Orr (H.Q:"Wing),
R. C. Law, H. U. Ireland. 3. McNeil ("C" Co.). A. Sommerfelt, L. G. S.75 Yards Race: « Dodwell.
J. W. Franks, F. J. de Rome..
1. McPhee ("A" Co.).
2. Jameson (H.Q." Wing),
3. Ferguson (H.Q. Wing). Time: 46-4/5 secs,
9.90
M
9.85
9.40
9.45
K. S. Morrison, D. G. Brace,
1. Chapman.
2. Orr.
8. McGuire.
9.50
9.55
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In the top half Oswick, who had an easy victory at the expense of Boat, 10.00 has to play the winner of the all-Por- tuguese tie Ozorio and Gutierrez which I think the latter will win, and I expect to see the Civil Service man to go into the final
10.05
10.10
10.20
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My tip for the title is Luz, who has K.B.G.C. Ground Advantage,
won this competition previously and 10,16 The Kowloon Bowling Green are now
who is not likely to be overcome by the the wooden spoonists in Company with
Importance of the occasion, bigas l
He Footballers' and all those interest-the Police, who have had fewer shots On all occasions there must be a clear is to the individuals concerned. ed are reminded that St. Joseph's scored against them. Taikoo are the distance of not less than 27 yards be meets Grimmitt at Taikoo on Tuesday College Football Club is holding a visitors to the Bowling Green to-morrow!tween where the front of the mat is next and I am glad to see this Club 10.25. meeting this afternoon at 5.15 p.m. and a very even game should be seen placed and the ditch at the opposite end getting one of the "plams"
with the home team winning by a small In the opening paragraph we have a winner of this match should beat Nish margin by reason of their ground ad- rule while is so consistently broken that although the latter is "on the crest of
to obey it would appear like a trans- the wave" just at present,
at the office of Messrs. N. S. Moses
and Co., Ltd.
ivantage.
H. H. Mundy, C. W. F Booker.
W. G. Robertson, Dr.]
J. B. Mackle.
A. E. Charman, W. J. Buller,
Boys' Race:
Greasy Pole:-
1. Livingston ("C" Co.)..
2. Hall ("B" Co.)."
J. B. Ross, O. E. C. Inter-Company Relay:--
Martin.
1." Headquarters, Wing.
T. C. Barclay, A. Mäc-2.. "A" Company.. «Indoe.
3. "C" Company. T.S.Open: Relay:
T. C. Monaghan, Whyte-Smith. |-
C. H. G. Bradley, Dykes.
J. S.
1 20th Battery, R.A. 2. 12th Battery, R.A. 3. H.Q. Wing, S.W.B.
1. Jameson (H.Q. Wing).
Dr. I. Newton, Dr. 150 Yards Free Style: J. A. R. Selby.
--
The
L. B. Holmes, H. N. Williamson.
10.30
G. W. Sewell, W.,J. Waddington.
f
2. Kildae ("A" Co.).
3. McPhee ("A""Co, M.G.).
Time: 2 mins. 3-4/5 `aecs..
(Continued in nezi Column.)
1930 DEFEAT.
Playing Excellent Golf At the Moment.
Francis "Ouimet, captain of the American Walker Cup team, has no Intention of being the only American defeated in this year's. renewal of the international matches with the leading British amateur golfers.
Two years ago in England Oulmet was the only American los- er in the singles matches, and his defeat was by a large margio. The amateur champion this year, however, is playing some of the best golf of his career.
A short time ago he captured. the Massachusetts open, defeating a strong field that included among lothers, Wiffy Cox, Bobby Gruick- shank, · Johnnie Farrell and Joe Turness.
Quimet has been playing a great deal of golf this year. Only twice- has he been over 75, regardless of the course.
VALLEY CAPTAIN'S CUP TO-MORROW AND SUNDAY.
The Captain's Cup (August com- petition) will be played at Happy Valley to-morrow and Sunday.
MOABITE. DIES
The English stallion "Moabite, a son of Phalaris, has died at Tar- wyn Park Stud, Sydney, the home of his owner, Mr. Herbert S. Thompson.
Moabite, who was "exported" to Australia in 1924, won £8,000 on the turf.
Officers' Race:
1. Lt. K. B. L. Davidson.
2: Lt. E. A. F. McPherson.
8. Lt. J. A. Maitland.
Company Championship. - H.Q. Wing ***.45 points.
**C" Co.. "B" Co.
"D" Co.
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