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Hockey Club Beaten

Medway Officers Avenge Earlier Defeat.

CIVILIANS' SECOND DEFEAT OF THE SEASON.

[By CENTRE HALF.)

THE Hong Kong Hockey Club

Arst eleven sustained their second defeat of the sea- son when they lost to the H.M.S. Medway Officers' eleven by the odd goal in three in a return match played on the U. S. R. C. ground.

Yesterday's match was not so fast as compared with the former gamo which was played on the Navy ground when the Club defeat- ed the Medway by the only goal

scored.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BORDERERS DEFEAT

DEVONSHIRE

GALLETLEY SCORES TRY IN LAST MINUTES

WOODS AND GAGE OUTSTANDING FOR THE LOSERS

PLAYING

(By Touch Judge.)

ING at Sookunpoo, the Borderers Rugby fifteen met with unexpected resistance from the H.M.S. Devonshire team, and It was not until the final minutes of the game that they secured a try | when Galletley went over in the corner för Lloyd tó fail with the kick. These were the only points of the match. The naval team! fielded a weak three-quarter line, and it was only the hard work of their pack and the steady play of Gage at fall back that prevented many tries. Both teams tackled strenuously and the dribbling of the forwards was a feature of the game.

Galletley's try was well deserved, being the result of a fine three-quarter movement in which Martin displayed liis amazing turn of speed. Galletley took the ball when almost on the line and was almost forced into touch.

3.

The Club were without the ser- vices of A. A. Dand, their skipper, J. L. Tetley, on the wing, and G. Duncan, their goal-keeper, and com- menced the game with only nine mèn, A. A. R. Botelho being a late- comer, and causing W. Reed to full!

Lt. Comdr. Woods played a parti- but was badly supported, many back to support Rodger.. A Naval cularly good game at stand off half, passes being dropped. Caple was officer, who did not wear pada, sub and tackled and attacked with extra-outclassed at the base of the scrum stituted in goal for Duncan. Had ordinary vigour; he made numerous and Woods received. little support it not been for the stout defence openings which are sadly missed. |from him. The latter player, how- shown by Jack Rodger, the Club; The game was

maintained at a jever, accomplished the work of two might easily have lost by a heavier terrific speed throughout, and for men, and his spoiling tactics pre- margin.

the first few minutes the Borderers vented Stevens from opening up the The Club misa G. E. R. Divett, pressed dangerously, their contre-forward whose place kicking by the Navy backs, however,

Judicious game on many, occasions. has been taken by E. V. Reed. Al- relieved the situation, and exchanges in weight, Tratt being missed for The scrums were evenly matched though not unfamiliar to the posiwere fairly even up to the interval his hooking. Suter deputised for tion Reed, while being speedy, is From the recommencement of the him, but did not enjoy the same prove to hit a little too hard when game, the military team worked success, Stobart getting more than feeding his wings. He is, strictly hard, and the Devonshire line was a fair share of the ball. The Devon- speaking, a full back.

in danger time and again..

W. E. Williams, the Welsh International, while being speedy, was apt to be too sel- fish, especially in the 'second half when at least three gift goals were missed through Wil- liams failing to pass the ball to either E. V. Reed or Francis. The Medway showed perfect un- derstanding, and the stick-work of Gurrey at centre-forward was pret- ty to watch. White played his us- ual hard game at centre-half and was well supported by Colpoys and Majendio..

Gage, the naval full back was one of the outstanding players of the match. He gathered and

kicked with excellent judgment, and in spite of a nasty scalp injury `sustained touching down in the face of A forward rush, he continued to play after treatment, and did not spare himself in the lengt. Barnes played the best game inj the Devonshire three-quarter line,]

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Sports Diary."

TO-MORROW

Billards. Steel, Coulson League. C. & P. O's Club v. South Wales

Police Royal Artillery. Royal Engineers v. St. Patrick's, Garrison Sergeante v. Palace Hotel. Chess-Kowloon Chess Club Cham piunship, Sentor.

CLUB WINGERS FAIL The Medway staggered the Club when the Medway took the load in the first ten minutes, Gafaford-plac« ing the ball into, an empty net, as the result of a smart raid. Er-Borderers. changes were then of a fairly even nature, good' defence work on both aldes being shown. Lowe display- ed good form, and was impressive with his reverse-stick stoppages. W. Reed played his usual hard game, and held a good check on Rimmington, a speedy left-winger. Towards the interval, the Medway became dangerous, and eventually Currey broke through to score with a fast rising shot.

C. E. Wong v. A. G. Ridlington, A. D. Sequelra v. D. E. Carvalho. P. T. Rozario v. B. W. Paul. B. Soltau v. C. M. Sequeira. Junior.-

A. J. Biriukoff v. A. Prata.

A. Kurrik v.. T. E. Parry,

H. H. Bush v. Dr. H. D. Matthows

J. Easton v. M. Cunietti,

A. L. Rocha v. P. Yvanovich. Hockey-Friendly matches. Club "A"

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in the second half. Brigstock was the best of the naval pack and his vigorous play was most conspicuous. He showed good combination with Swabey and was continually on the ball, controlling it admirably with his feet and making intelligent use of his opportunities.

MARTIN WELL MARKED.

The Devonshire with their willing | forwards and omewhat unimpres sive backs, were greatly indebted to Gage, and their pack for the narrow- ness of their defeat.

As for the Borderers, Gould * at full back had little to do. The three- quarters were Impressive, Mar- tin and Galletley being the best of the line. The winger 'did not have

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Olympic Divers In Action

Exhibition In Canton A Great Success.

4,500 CROWD

(By: CRAWL)

The performances by these two- divers last night, were truely wonderful, when one bears in mind that the water was hardly high enough for a one metre board let along a three metre one. In spite of this handicap,

'apell of play on the, Devonshire line) HE second diving exhibition both "Dutch" Smith and Simalka

when he fumbled a neat pass from

Tby out

F. performed their dives pasteetika

Hamilton with only a few yards to Simaika, the Olympic Games div-

igo.

Interviewed after his perform

ing champions was another euc-ance, Smith and that the water

Small Ships (Navy Stevens and Hoskins were good, cess last night, both divers excel

Stevens being very quick and agile ling in all their dives. and finding touch with great accur- acy; Hoskins,

(Continued from previous columnacrum, had few attacking oppor

at the base of the

MAMAK TOURNAMENT.

Table To Date

F. W. L. D. F.

- Goals

A. Pt.

8.17

Simalka took the leading part laat night, when he brought off marvellous back

was very low, and after one particular dive, a full gayner, in which Smith landed feet first, he sank up to his knees in `mud "It was an awful feeling," he said.

tunities, and it was bad luck when dives, with practically Dutch Smith as "Willie" and

he slipped when a try seamed almost certain in the second half.

In the second half, the Club were early on the offensive, but offside robbed them of many chances. Guest on the right wing was in clined to be on the slow side, while A. T. Lay, on the left wing, was de-1.. finitely off form. Going through on his own, Williams hesitated with his shot, but shortly after tested; Higham with a stinger, which the

The pack was made of stern stuff goalkeeper saved well. Shortly at Bty. H.K.S.9 8.0 1 48 and lasted the gruelling pace of the P. 801 38 7.17 game better than their naval op- after W. Reed showed an amazing RA.S.C.

.18 6 5 2 19 19 14 ponents. They had the better of the burst of speed when he dribbled his St. Andrew's way into the Medway dee, but Hig Encognitas

6:600 253 12 exchanges in the line-onts and more 120 12 11 than held their own in the loose. ham proved safe in the face of a R.C. Signals"

Police good short. The Club maintained c

641112099 Crewe Read and Suter were the Medway pressure for a while, during which

outstanding players. R.E.

Result: perfod E. V. Reed found the net to 12th R.A. decrease the deficit. Towards the

University end, the Medway rallied and the Wishart Club underwent some very anxious

Radio

moments but Rodger played a safe find: a.Co

game;

Result::

Glob

Medway

Voteran

Tamar 24th R.A. Parthian 20th R.A.

H. M. J. Medway-Licat-Conmdr. R.A.0.C.

Commander Colpoys, Lieut. K.I.T.0...

8 6 11

8-13.

316

24 9 33 2 1 11 87 5 8 2 0.11 10 6 15 0

14

Borderars

Devonshire

splash at all. His take-offs amazed the crowd, the spring In each case being of con siderable height. "Dutch" Smith brought off a wonder- ful back one and a half Bomersanit, and entered the water like a knife, Simaika, once again did the one and a half somersault com bined with the full twist.

The half and full twist dives 3 pts.

nil were very graceful and were fully Borderers: Sgt. Gould; Cpl. appreciated by the spectators who Shaw, Lieut. Hamilton, Lieut. Mar- gave the divers a great ovation. tin Lieut. Galletley; Pte. Hoskins

6141717 8 and Pte. Stevens; Pte. Watkins, Cpl. THREE SIXES AND TWO 2120532 Suter, Pte. Lloyd, Ple. Gilmore,

VIVANT/Cpl. Hardy, Lt. Crewe Raad, Pto.

Coramdr. Majandie Gamer Hayat, 5th Destroyers 101-01

Bim Carrey,

Lieuti

20

Walters and Pte. Jones.

H.M.S., Devonshire:-A.B. Gage;

FOURS IN AN OVER!

Small Units Defeat Borderers.

Simaika as the "Instructor" very nearly brought the roof down with their burlesque on "Teach- ing Willie to Dive. Smith greatly amused the crowd, which included the Colony swimming and Diving Champions, L. Roza Pereira and Ed. Da Roza with his "Tasmanian Crawl."

Mr. Summeril, the man- ager and coach of the team, said that their trip to Canton had been a huge success. A crowd estimated at well over 4,500 being in attendance. Summeril said the crowd was

so great that long before the exhibition was due to start, no space was available for walking.

The board in Canton was OK- cellent and conditions, with the exception of the depth of the water, were also good...

White, Lieut. Loyd; Sub-Lieut. German Club 60 6.0 1800 A.B. Escott, Stoker Hocking, Lt Donald, Lient, Galsford, Lieut

Pak Armytage and Midshipman Barnes Lieut. Bartlett and Lieut

MAMAK MATCH TODAY LE Comdr. Woods, and Mid. Caple; Postponed from yesterday the Lt. Sig. Pratt, E. R. A. Stobart, Mamak Tournament match between A.B. Warren, Mid, Corver, Sub.-Lt. the Royal Corps of Signals and the Hicks, P. O. Cook Brigstock, StokerThe South Wales Borderers Canton were similar to those ini 20th Battery, R. A., will be played Swabey and Bab. Lt, Woodifald. on the Marina = ground at 4 pm Réferee:---Captain Gottwaltz.. this afternoon

Club-Sub; J. Rodger, APAJER, Botelho; W. Reod, H. J. D. Lowe, J. E. Potter; AL. P. Guest W. E. Wil liams, E. V. Reed, C. C. Francis and "A. T. Lay,

WIN FOR R.A.S.C.

The R.A.S.C. easily defeated-Y. M. C. A. SECOND ELEVEN. the Kowloon Indians by three The following will representTM" the clear goals in their Mamak Y M. CAA second eleven in Tournament game, most of the friendly match against the Club de play taking part in the Indians' Recreio sece éleven: At King's half.

1776. Park at 5 p.m. to-d ipple, Senior and Barlow net-|G." "Owen, E. O

the winners' goals and many Selk, B. A. Bates,

bring chances were [684 We Macey G. C. Burnett,

forwards. 7

Brown, G. H. Fowler and E. Bald-

at foot of weit

FARCICAL RUGBY

In a farcical game on the Club ground yesterday a Club Afteen, de-

Most of the dives performed in

lost to a combined Small Units Hong-Kong, but the finish of cricket eleven by 4 wickets at each dive, instead of being in the Sookunpoo yesterday.

vertical position, was slightly at A feature of the batting an angle so as to minimise the was the splendid hitting of danger of striking any sub- Drv. Gray of the Small merged rocks, or the hard bot- Units" Jelde, who scored tom after entry into the water. three sixes and two fours In Tonight will be the last chance the last over of the day in for local swimming, enthusiasts his innings of 35, the to avail themselves of a wonder- Scores Careful opportunity of seeing world tries S.W.B. 169 (Col. Ratkea: 52; champion athletes in action.. Fearn, Dry, Whitley 5 for 87). The trio leave for anila on Small Units 170 for 6 (Colledge Saturday afternoon at 6 pm by

58. Try, Gray,(35) krátky the President Tafts

an inexperienced Medway

our goals-and)

10.

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