1932-12-29 — Page 9

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1932.

THE CHINA MAIL.

AGE SPORT PAGE ENDS

MR. W. E. HOLLAND'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

Mr. G. T. May Acting Secretary For H. K. F. A.

S

hns

Mr. W. E. Hollands, the Hon. Secretary of the Hong Kong Football Association received a reply from Major Manners, O.BE., accepting his resignation from the post of Hon. Secretary of the Associa- tion.

The matter will come up at the next meeting of the Foot- ball Council, and, in the mean- time, Mr. G. T. May, one of the members of the Football Coun- cil will take over the duties of Mr. Hollands.

Soccer

Personalities

Mak Shiu-hong.

(Chinese Athletic)

AECURING & place in a Chinese football eleven at the age of 10 Mok broke all records, being easily the youngest player to parti- cipate in first-class football.

KOWLOON

R.A.M.C. VICTORY

South China Weakened PLAYER GIVES

For Encounter Against Kowloon

Witch Eliminated in U.S. Junior Shield.

WATKINS SHINES.

МНЕ

Artillery Clash With Borderers THE Royal Army Medical

THE

In Holiday Programme

HE first division of the Hong} Kong Football League will once again be in full swing this week-end when five

down for decision.

games are Athletic

Borderers

The match of the day-and if Lincolns its promise is fulfilled we may come Artillery

SECOND DIVISION

P. W. D. L 13 11 2.0

12 10 0 2

.12 9 2 1 6 24

to regard it as the classic contest South Chinn 12 8 1 &

Navy

Ewo

Club

of the season-is to be staged at Caroline Hill, the home of South Taung Tsin China, and the scone of many a historic struggle in the league divi- | Kowloon sion.

St. Joseph's ..11 Eastern

It is safe to say that none of the great duels of the past transcended in Interest in Saturday's game be- tween South China and Kowloon, the conquerors of the Chinese Athletic.

Borderers Lincolns

Goals

F. A. Pta

46

9 24

Corps qualified to meet H.M.S. Sandwich in the second round of the United Services' Junior Shield when they defeated H.M.S. Witch at Happy Valley yesterday by the odd goal in three. Enjoying much more of the play,

the Medicala were a superior aide to their opponents, but were very

1

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JONES LEADS LEAGUE GOAL-SCORING LIST WITH 17 TO HIS TALLY

FIRST DIVISION

Jones (Borderers) Tam Kong-pak (6. China) Bryant (Artillery) Gosana B. (St. Joseph's) Nelems (Kowloon) Ho Ka-kuen (Athletic) Wong Mee-shun (8. China) Mak Sui-hon (Athletic). Harding (Lincoln) Johnston (Police) Davis (Borderers) Moore (Artillery), Kirkham (Lincolns)

Gosano A. (St. Joseph's) Purkins (Navy)

Dominy (Club)

drive Narris (Borderers)

43 28 20 weak In front of goal, especially in 40 14 20 the opening half when they pressed 32 20 14 continuously but failed to

Wood (Artillery) thorne their advantage.

Watkins, the Medicals pivot, was Webb (Kowloan), the thorn in the side of the Witch, HI (Kowloon) 6for he broke up numerous attacks Baldry (Lincolns) with good tackling and distributed Ridey (Lincolns) the ball well. Nelems, in the cen-Lea Wal-tong (S. China) tre, lacked support from his inside Gough (Artillery) mon, but overcame this with some good dribbling.

22 26

17 17 80

1

0 10

11

9

..10 0

0 10

5 54

THIRD DIVISION,

Kowloon will be at full strength, St. Joseph's the half, back line being streng- R.A.S.C. thened by the return of Bliss, and Athletic this is their first meeting with South China South China this season.

Radio R.A.F Signals

Kowloon, it will be remembered, sprang a big surprise when they Recreio deservedly defeated the Athletic in R.E. an epic struggle ou the Kowloon University ground & fortnight ago, and on Taikoo Saturday South China are fielding a weaker team owing to injuries, but the latter should commence the game warm favourites.

He began his football career four years ago in the Chung Shan School, and during 1928 he took part in several friendly matches outside the school games, Last year he joined the Eastern Athletic Association's Another classic struggle which will provide excellent football is second team in order to play in the the clash between the Borderers Summer League and so distinguish-and the Artillery.

The Gunners

ed himself that the Chinese Athletic are at the head of the First Divi- manager signed him on for the sion, but they will have to look to Athletic.

their laurels, as the Borderers are also hot on the trail of the cham- pionship.

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Early this year Mak and· Suen Kam-shim, also of the Athletic, were invited by the South China A.A. to two Third Division games will also Six Second Division games and complete their team to tour Java. take place, thus completing one of He again proved his boundless the biggest week-end soccer pro- ability and on his arrival back in grammes during the last two the Colony he was persuaded to join months. the Kuen Wah Athletic Association!

The following are the fixtures

of Canton team which was making for Saturday and Monday:---

a tour of Java, Singapore and the

Philippines.

He plays inside right for the

Athletic's premier team, though he

shows up quite as effectively at

inside demands.

SATURDAY.

FIRST DIVISION.

P. W. D. L.

12 10 1 1

Goals

A. Pts, 54 18 21 11 10 0 1 47 15 20 7 2 2 42 13 10

..11

For the Witch, White was out- standing, his height serving him well, while Allport and Bertshaw were the best of the forwards.

Pile (Police) Howe (Club) Sizer (Navy) Channings (Borderers) Duncan (Borderers) Bake (Kowloon)

7 1 8 35 11 15 Opening strongly the Medicals Malpas (Lincolna) 01 4 27 23 18 bombarded the sailors goal; Wells Higgins (Lincolns)

ange

E (Club) (Recreio)

005 18 22 12 missed a glorious opportunity and Stephens (Police) 0 0 5 22

12 Fulton brought off some Amart 94 14

saves from Nelems and King. Witch broke away and were award-

43 18 24

3 0 3 22 32

07 17 31

i 8 14 17

0 1 10 10 01

SUEN KAM-SHUN.

R.A.F. APPEAL

DISMISSED

BY H.K.F.A.

(Caroline Hill 4 p.m.) Three Players Suspended

left when the occasion South. China v Kowloon

--A. E. 4.

St. Joseph's v Police

(St. Joseph's 4 p.m.) Borderera v Artillery

(Chatham Road 4 p.m.) Recreio v Athletic

(Recreio 4 p.m.) Lincolns v Club

(Club Sookunpoo 4 p.m.) SECOND DIVISION.'.

**SUNDAY HERALD'' CUP FINAL ON. APRIL 15.

Full Statistics Of Games.

The Final Round of the Sunday Herald Charity Cup will be played on the Club ground on April 15 when Eng- land will be opposed to China.

The following have been the results of the Cup games and the goal-scorers:—-.

Results.

First Round: Portugal 5 Scotland

3

Semi-Final: China England

6 Portugal

4

8. Wales

Goal-Scorera.

Ip Pak-wa (China)

Soon Ham-shun (China) Tam Kong-pak (China) Duncan G. (Scotland) Gosano B.

B(Portugal) Melininness (Beatland) HIO

(Scotland)

BUCH BE Portugal)

Gosano

Pardoe (England)

(England)

Parking

Bryant (England) Ridley (England) Davis (Walen)

Jones (Wales)

Duncan (Wales)

Harria (Walee)

ATHLETIC STAR RETURNS.

For Misconduct.

FIGUEIREDO CAUTIONED.

6 ed a penalty for "hands," but All-

3 port hit the bar' with his shot.

Gonsalves Usher Davies

Leung Wing-fat (8. China) Leung Tat-wing (8. China) Ip Pakowa (S. Chias)

Crossing over the Medicals open ed the acoring when Nelems beat three players to shoot into the net, Tok-ki (Athletic) Fulton only partially saving.

Chan Kwong-iu (Athletle) Good work by Jones resulted in Lo Chai-wan (Athletic) Nelems scoring a second point. Suen Kam-shun (Athletic)

Lai Kwok-chiu (Athletic)

The Witch tried hard to reduce the Pardoe (Artillery) when Walker (Artillery)

were

rewarded

lead and White netted after a goalmouth Raiton M. (Club) ||scrimmage. A

Duncan G.

(Club) H.M.S. Witch:-Fulton; Yelland, Hynes (Club)

Fowler Coleman; Crapp, White, Barnes; Live: Fowle (Club) sey, Allport, Bertshaw, Alner and Souza (St. Joseph's)

Leonard (St. Joseph's] Anderson.

Costa (St, Joseph's) Sabhan (St. Joseph's) Fallister (Borderers) McKelvie

(Kowloon) Eastman (Kowloon) G. White (Kowloon) Williams (Police) Cornwall: (Police) Forest (Police) Ribeiro (Recreio) Rocha (Recreio)

R.A.M.C. Cossar; Goultey, Patter don; Hall, Watkins, Trainer; Wells, King, Nelems, Cunningham and Jones.

ARTILLERY

BEAT SUFFOLK

BY ODD GOAL Rawson (Navy)

United Services' Senior Shield.

CORNWALL MAY ALSO REACH

THE FINAL

WING to the festive season Maval and Military football

has been practically at a standstill this past week. In the Garrison The following misconduct cases League the 24th Battery, R.A. were came before the Emergency. Com-due to meet the 12th Battery on mittee of the Hong Kong Football Tuesday, but owing to 12 Battery Association yesterday evening, players participating in the Sunday two other cases being remanded on Herald. Cup match, this game was (Kowloon 2.30 p.m.) account of the Chinese offenders postponed.

being away in Canton.

Eastern v Ewo

Club Kowloon

(Club 2.30 p.m.)

St. Joseph's v Borderers

(St. Joseph's 2.80 p.m.)-| South China v Athletic

(Caroline Hill 2.80 p.m.) Artillery v Lincolne

(Sookanpoo 180 p.m.) Navy v Taung Tein

(Kowloon 4 p.m.)

THIRD DIVISION.

B.A.F. v. University

... (Recreio 2.30 p.m.) Athletic v South China

(Athletic 2.80 p.m.)

MONDAY.

|_ THIRD · DIVISION.

RASC. v University

(St. Joseph's 2.80 p.m.)

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.

FIRST DIVISION":""

Artillery St Joseph's Borderera Kwal-shing, the Chinese

Lincolns Athletic Association footballer, han South China. arrived back in the Colony by Navy Tisadane from Shanghai, The Club Association, it is believed, are pre-Athletic

Kowloon Paring a reception for the well- known player.

·Goalsjus FW. D. IF APts. 97 0 2 23 14 14 90 12 1970 18 512 810-12

9/11

13-15/8

Pollen

Recreio

10 8 0 7 22 23 7 2 0 5 14 21 9000 8957

1. Lam Tak-po, who was ordered off for dangerous play in the game between the Lincolns and the Taung Tain, was suspended for two weeks.

2. Figueiredo of the Recreio, who was reported for dan- gerous play against the Signals on November 26, was severely cautioned," 3. Himbury of the Royal En- gineers, who was ordered off for violent conduct in the game against South China on December 3, waS suspended until the end of the current month. Whitfield of Kowloon, who was reported for "striking an opponent in the game against the Tsung Tein on December 8, was Boverely reprimanded and suspend ́ed for two months from the date of the incident, y 5. The appeal by the R.A.F

relative tonithe alleged playing of overtime by the ng their Third Division League against ✨, the Lingi

ember the extra giving the Lincolns

ore÷ang.

two goals them victory by 5 goals to

was dismissed:

The R.A. did not have such an easy match with the Suffolk in their United Services' Senior: Shield · tie aa was expected, and were held to an odd goal victory. Ably lead" by Lt. Lochley the Suffolk men bad the Gunners on the defensive dur- ing the opening stages, and had the centre forward been better support- ed, the Artillery, would have pro-{ bably been a goal or two down at the interval.

On the resumption, however, the Artillery recovered and soon took the lend when Moore scored. Illot must be the most unfortunate cus- todians in the Colony, He was again injured, and had to retire for a time, but returned to bring of a number of splendid saves. Peacock,

Robinson (Navy) Mongar (Navy)

SECOND DIVISION.

17 Matthias (Borderers)

12 Ko Hung-chung. (Athletle)

9 Hardy (Artillery}

9 Morris (Borderers)

McGuiness (Lincolns)

8 Hamblyn (Borderers).

7 Lo Chai-wan (Athletic) Frearson (Artillery) Yung Kin-po (Athletic) Au Ping-ming (Ewo)

Chadwick (Navy)

Bentham (Navy)

Purkins (Navy)

Kam Cheung-lam (S. China)

5

Hocquard

Au King-fung (Ewo)

4 Williams (Club)

(Ewo)

5 Lakeman (Borderers)

4 Ho Yeong-tin

Snooks (Artillery) Evans (Lincolns)

Higgins (Lincolns)

Barnes

(Linceina) Watson (Club)

Cheung

Koon-sang (Athletic)

3 To Wal-hang (8. China).

3 Pau Ka-ping (8. China)

Souza (8L

Joseph's)

Santos (St. Joseph's)

Bayer

(Navy)

3 Tate (Lincolns)

Pritchard (Borderers) Warnes (Navy)

Lai Hong-hi (Ewo) Shek Pin-lin (Athletic) Olu Shuk-yan (Taung Tain) Tam Tak-po (Tsung Tain) Yin-pick (S. China) Po-kim (S. China)

Z Webb (Kowloon)

2 Reece (Borderers)

Palace (Borderers) Purcell (Borderera) Wong Chee-kam (Ewo) Wong Chai-pau (Ewo)

Chan Cheung-chun (Athletle)

Chan Kwang-kwan (Taung Tsin)

Mok Yin-sang (Taung Tela)

To Wal-yick (S, China)

1 Discombe (Artillery)

(Kowloon)

IC. White

1 Mast (Kowloon)

1 Phillipa (Kowloon)

1 Pickford

(Kowloon)

1 Duffield (Kowloon)

0

Yin-Ha (Eastern) Clayton (Lincolns)

1 Belts (Lincolns) 1 Fortey (Borderers)

Johns (Borderers) Williams

1Davis Aderers).

1 Elgley

Martia (Navy)

Taylor (Navy) Parsons (Navy) Murrell (Navy) Smith (Navy)

1 Bryant (Navy)

G. Duncan (Club)

1 Boyd (Club)

Sloan (Club) Hynes (Club)

RANGER'S FORECAST

IP PAK-WAH.

FIRST DIVISION.

Arsenal Aston Villa Blackburn Blackpool

a one-time Navy forward, equalised Derby for the Suffolk when he went Everton through the Gunners defence on his Huddersfield own. Defences dominated until Manchester C. practically the last minute of the Newcastle game when Seal sant Wood, away to Sheffield U. score the winning goal for the Wolves Gunners

vBirmingham

v Middlesboro"

v Chelsen

v Wednesday

v Leeds

West Bromwich Portsmouth

v Sunderland

Bolton Leicester

y Liverpool

SECOND DIVISION..

Preston"

To reach the final, the Gunners have now to dispose of the Hermes, Bradford while in the top half of the com- Bury petition, the Cornwall and Medway Charlton are in the semi-final The Cornwall Chesterfeld may, spring a surprise on the sub Fulham marine ship, as they have quite a Lincoln useful side. Oh Boxing Day thep Notta F were well worth their two ni win Plymouth over the Suffolk in the China Feet Southampton Feague

Stoke West Ham

v Port Vale

Tottenham vBurnley

v Bradford C. v. Notts

Grimsby

v Oldham

Millwall Mancheste Wy: Bwansza

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

Brentford

Bristol C. Cardiff

Clapton

Coventry

Crystal P. Gillingham

Northampton

y Queen's P.R.

v Exeter C.

Reading

Newport

v Torquay

v Bristol R.

v Brighton

v Luton

v Aldershot

Southend Swindon

Watford

v Bournemouth

v Norwich

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).

Barnsley

Barrow

V

Southport

Carlisle

Mansfield

Stockport Gateshead

V Accrington

Chester Darlington

Doncaster

Halifax Hartlepools v Tranmere Hall

v Walsall New Brighton v Rotherham York

v Crewe

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Airdrie JÄyr

Celtic

Hearts Rangers Hamilton

Cowdenbeath v. Morton Dundee e Queen's, Pk E. Stirling v. Clyde S Motherwell Aberdeen Partick Gov St Johnstone St. Mirren

Falkirk Third Lanarky Kilmarnock

Simmons (Club) Sharp (Club) 1.1, Lowe (Club)

Lal Kang-lal (Ewo) 12 Tang Tim-kau (Ewo) 11 Chow Yin-fal (Ewo) 10 Ng Fook-leung (Ewo)

10 T. W. Sang (Ewo)

Hu Yin-lin

Tang-kan

91

Но

Lau

(ERO)

(EWO)

Sul Kin-chol (Athletic) Fung Kwong-tang (Athletic) Ho Chi-wing (Athletle)

8 Fung King-yu (Athletic)

(Teung Tsin)

9 Ho Yun-lla (Athletle)

Fung Lei-lung (Taung Tsin) Chan K

Ka-ping Wong Sul-sam (Taung Tsin)

Tam)

Yuk-sam

Wong Dashing (g Tain)

Thong Tong

Sik-pen (Taung

Tsin)

Ip Wal-lom (Thung Tain) The Shiv-yu (Toung Fain) Kam Shek-wal (8, China) Ng Po-kai (8. China). Yeung Sla-rick (8. China)

Poon-hon (8. China)

(8. Chinn)

L'eung

Bing-ka

Chan

(8. Chine)

Wong King-chun (8. China) Greenshielde

(Artillery)

Stanion

Wood

Hopkins (Artillery>

K, M. Omar (St. Joseph's) Guterres (St. Joseph's) Eastman (Kowloon) Cheung Fat-lo (Eastern) Lin Tin-choi (Eastern) Sze Powal (Eastern)

THIRD DIVISION Purcell (Borderers) Sands (R.A.S.C.)

A. M. Omur (St. Joseph's) Fortey (Borderers) Clarke (Lincolns) Clements (Lincolns) Tate (RAF) Nelson (Borderers)

Hay (R.A.S.C.) Campos (Recreio) Haroon

(BL

(St. Joseph's) Liu Shu-ming (9. China) Whiting (R.E.) Hu Hui-kwong (Athletle) T. Costelha (St. Joseph's) Kwong Yin-ming. (Athletic) G. Singh (Radio)

(Radio)

Aycuck

LA Beng-shu (Athletic) Pegg

(RE)

O. M. Omar (St. Joseph's) Johns (Borderers) EVANS

(Lincoins) (Radio)

Gregory (R.A.F.)

1 McGuiness. (Llucoins) Oliveira (University)

1 Tate (Lincolns)

I Costello (St. Joseph's) Lan Wal-kwong (8. China) Wong (University) Tiao (University)

Tot Wing-chal

(Taikoo)

Mason (Borderers)

Marques

(Recreio)

TADK

(S, China).

Morgan Convey

Keamish

Xavier (Recrelo) Tavares (Radio) LA Wing-on (8.

(S. China):

Oliphant (Signals) H. Jones

Brown

Chan

Gray

Thompson

Ip Yin-pol

(Athletic)

Yeung Fun-long (S. China) Yeung

Lemor

Harper

Pan-hal (S. China)

bury

Barron

Marshfield (Borderers)

Arculli: (Radio) Hin Yu-kwan (Athietic) Davie (Lincolns) Dennis (Lincolns)

Lan Tat-sang (8. China)

Joseph')

Santos, (St.

Costa (St. Joseph's) Fon Hing (8. China)

Sloan (I. E)

Mechan (R. E Rush

(Lincolns)

Hazlewood (Borderers) Yen Hong-loi (Taikoo) Hood (R.A.8.C.)

Hassan (Radio)

Chin Hai-tong (Athletic) Cora (Signals)

Barretto (Recreio)

Ainslie (R.A.B.C.)

Bryce (Bignals) Morgan (Signals) | Oliveira, (St. Joseph's)

Delgado (St. Joseph's)

(St. Joseph's)

VAME (Taikoo}

5 TL (LE) Lilleys (Lincoln) Rees

(Borderers) Buen Aug

:(Talkoo)

Ng Chock-min: (Talioso) Lee Shul-kin :(Talkoo) Leu Hang-wing (Talkoo) Chul Yachten (Taikoo) Huet (EE) (RAF) Harding

Asim (26, Joseph's) Harding (R.RA

Chatter to red

Chan Tak-nag (H

(H. China) Perairacrelo)

(Recreio) Macintosh

Steele (Linesing) Ne Ya-bin (Athletic)

| Chan"Ip»ping (Athletle)

| Craiget (R.AS.

Joyo (RA8C)

Lau University). "Reed' (University)