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Star Of Italy Unplaced ASSOCIATION'S EFFORTS TO In King Emperor's Cup.

POPULAR WIN FOR MR. "EVE"

POPULARISE HOCKEY

ASTON

HOCKEY NOTES

THE CHINA MAJE.

VILLA

Singapore Terms For Interport Series

Urge For Invitation To Be Sent To Shanghai

QUADRANGU LAR SERIES

<BY STICKS).

Singapore are anxious to send a team repre- sentative of Malaya to Hong Kong, and have offered to pay their passage. They are, however, anxious that Shanghai should send a team to Hong Kong at the same time. At the moment they do not consider the trip worth while if they are to meet Hong Kong and Macao only.

Shanghai have, however, declined to send a team to the Colony and have invited the local Association to send a team North. Should the quadrangular serien be staged it will be the first time in the an- nais of Colony hockey that representative teams from Shanghal and Malaya will be seen in action here.

EFEATING all nine teams who1

Dave visited them this season,

the Macao team are giving ample Indication of the challenge which they will offer in the Interport in Hong Kong during the Chinese New Year holidaya.

per cent. Central British Asso- ciation team on Sunday on the Marina Ground, Chatham Road, Kowloon, following the suggestion. I made in these

columns a fortnight 'ago,

德

FAVOURED

England's Hope

Here 1 England's newest bid for " boxing supremacy. He is Roger Hunter graduate of the London Police School, who, according to ex- perts shows distinct promise of be coming a top-notcher, He stands six feet, nine inches tall and tips the beam at 260 pounds. He is only twenty years old.

superior, but I doubt if he will be chosen due to the fact that he also is alone in this position.

Garth- waite has shown that he can com Įbine very well with the Indian type of play in Artillery matches and would not surprise if he selected.

Players that have had the oppor-i tunity of meeting them regard the bably give a definite advantage to team as faster than any in the the Radio players who are accus- Colony. They combine extremely tomed to a fast sandy ground. The well and are good all-round playera. C.B.A., however, have

The choice of ground will pro-Donald A Certainty

Some severe criticism, how- ever, has been levelled at the referees who are inclined to give the players far too much rope.

It is hoped that the Macao team

consideration before

arranged

two games this week with the Punjabis and the H.K.S.RA, on the sand ground in order to accustom themselves to the fast play.

•

+

Lt. Donald is

was

undoubtedly

the fastest man in local hoc- key, and is unchallenged on the

| right-wing where he is in a

class of his own.

IN F.A. CUP

SUNDERLAND'S TASK

AT VILLA PARK

SPURS TO BEAT HAMMERS AND ARSENAL TO WIN

SATURDAY'S SOCCER FORECAST

Millwall

F. A. Cup.

4TH ROUND

TOTTENHAM Tranmere". Werkington

Hull

PORTSMOUTH ARSENAL BIRMINGHAM DERBY BURY ASTON VILLA HUDDERSF'D CHELSEA Brighton STOKE Oldham

(By RANGER):

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v West Ham,

♥ LIVERPOOL

PRESTON

„V MANCHESTER

Grimsby

Crystal Palace Charlton

Sunderland

v Northampton

V

Notts

Forest

V BOLTON

v Blackpool

▾ WEDNESDAY

COMBINED

LADIES BEAT

REST 3 TO

Selected Backs And Wingers Have Off-Days

LOSERS PLAY TEN ONLY

(BY STICKS)

0

The Combined Hong Kong Ladies

English League.

.: FIRST DIVISION":""

| NEWCASTLE (3) v W. Bromwich (0)

SECOND DIVISION":

Bradford C. (7)`'•v PORT, VÄLE (0) Manchester U. (-)' v BRENTFORD '(^) PLYMOUTH (4) v Burnley (0),, -5.

THIRD DIVISION (South) Bournemouth (S) + Exeter (2) CLAPTON (7) COVENTRY (2)

Newport (3)

NORWICH (8)

READING (3)

..

Swindon (1). Southend (3)

▼ LUTON (2)

Aldershot (2)

Bristol R. (1)

TORQUAY (4) ・・♥ Cardiff (1)

THIRD DIVISION (North) BARNSLAY (2) v Gateshead. (4) Barrow (1)

v Walsall (2)

CARLISLE (0) v Rotherham (0) CHESTER (0)

DONCASTER (3) v York, (2)

v Wrexham (3)

HALIFAX (1)

Crewe (5)

HARTLEP'LS (4) v Southport (2) Mansfield (3) Rochdale (N

DARLIGT N. (3)

CHEST RED ()

STOCKPORT (1) v New Brighton (1)

Scottish League.

FIRST DIVISION

Airdrie (3)

AYR (0) CELTIC (5) Cowdenbeath (0) Dundee (0) Hibernians,()

Kilmarnpek (1)

v Falkirk (1)

St. Johnstone. (0) HEARTS (0) RANGERS (3) VABERDEEN O

The left-wing will be the weakest eleven showed very fine combina MOTHERWELL (7), Queen P. (2) link in the team, as neither S. E. tion and an all-round superiority in Partick Queen O'S (-)... Archer npr Lal Singh, who have their first practice game at Sookun Third Lanark (2) v Hamilton Ly

1ST, MIRREN (2) v.Clyde (1)

C. Halford, A. Pole and F. W. Ebeen chosen for the final Trial, im-

EC NA

SANDWICH

Fleet Soccer League

are able to give the matter toms Allen are three C.R.A. players who press. Lal Singh gave the better Poo yesterday when they defeated,

their visit. I understand will shortly. leave the display of the two in the trials, in ten of the Rest team by three goals VERITY OVERWHELM otherwise they will find themselves Colony for Home Gurbachan spite of being faced with strong to nil.

J. Churchill netted early in the severly handicapped under the Singh, of course, has put off his opposition in W. Reed. He is a keen eyes of our local umpiring ex-leave to Indh until after the "big" better all-round player, who in an first half, and M. Woolley scored adept at reverse-stick shots. E. F. two brilliant goals in the second Fincher, however, gave a very half. sound display on Sunday, and his omission has caused surprise.

Halford At Full Back?

perts.

match.

The Radib very nearly dropped a The Royal Corps of Signals are the next visitors to Macao and will valuable point against the United team at Caroline Hill on Sunday. A play against the unbeaten next Sunday. I do not, however, goal by Gurbachan Singh in the consider their chances very bright.final minutes of the game, however,

gave them the two points.

*

The Macao team, I understand.: will visit Hong Kong on Febru-No Wingera

ary 4 for their return encounter! with FLM.S. Medway Officers, and

match in March.

For the Rest, B. Helbling at back was very sound, while L Woolley and B. Pope were out

standing in the half-back line. The forwards, however, could not penetrate the strong half ̧· back line of the selected team E. M. Gray and A. Fowler were

There are six players to fill the Intermediate line with honours very even W. Reed in a certainty for the right flanks, but Lowe is not at their best, showing a ten

Championship

the Third Division of the China Fleet soccer league championship, HMS Terity of the 8th Destroyer, Flotilla defeated the after leading by the same marrin sloop, Sandwich, by 15 goals to's, at the interval.

McPherada (8), Dawson and

Judging from the results of the seriously challenged at centre-half dency to be erratic. The half-Powell scored for the winners, two Interport Trials there is a by Halford. Both are extremely back line was very strong, J. will meet the "y" in a return definite surplus of really brilliant sound players but apt to be incon- Wong being well supported by M.While Grout netted the losers' only

inside forwards, but with one ex-İsistent. Halford, as a matter of Wallace and M. K. Lowe, The Inside KOAL, ception, a dearth of even mediocre fact, is only a "make-shift" player wingers. There is plenty of good in this position, preferring to be Įtalent from which to choose from]tried out at full-back. over-jamong the half-backs, and all four: A. Gonsalves stands out as one) whelmed by the Medway Officers at goal-keepers have given a very of the "finds” of the trials, but in

*

Shameen And Big Ground

The Shameen team were

Verity: Mann McClanagan, and Tinklin; Gerlay Rolf and James; Baated, Powell, McPherson DawBON Sandwich: Baston, Woodward and Paynter: Kitby, Gilbaon, and Whitire; Crooks, Jones, Grayt, Smith and Cookes

and". Robinson, {NO NEWS YET BUT GROUND

BEING BOOKED

$

No further news bas, yet been received of the Australian Ladies' visit, but the committes are try- ing to arrange for the game to be played on the Hong Kong Football Club ground, Happy Val- lay, where an admission charge can be made.

King's Park last Saturday. They satisfactory account of themselves, the face of W. Reed he has little have lost all four games to the Two full-backs have been found chance of a place. N. Whitley (To the Editor, "China Mall"] Medway Officers this season, and possessing all the features which was another who came into pro- Str. It is with great pleasure three years ago they beat a visiting go to make up an outstanding de-minence in the trials, but will have to stand down in favour of E. V. Sir Victor Sassoon's Star of that I note the growing popularity K.C.C. team by 12 to 1 after con- fence.

Perhaps the most outstanding Reed, the Middlesex County player. Italy failed in the King Emperor's of hockey in the Colony, and I would ceding a goal in the first minute!

The Naval forwards gave quite feature of the trials was the bril- take this opportunity of congratu-

J. Rodger la bound to secure his Cup at Calcutta races on Decem-lating the Association on their the most spectacular exhibition of lant display by the Radio trio, place in the full back line and A. -*-*-*-*- ber 16, the event being won by Mr. efforts to popularise the game even fast combination and scoring seen Kalwant Singh, Gurbachan Singh M. Rodrigues, another outstanding trio combined very well at forward

the and Awtar Singh, who gave an ex-{"ind” from the trials, should fill and pressed the Rest's, goal con Edward Esmond's Sons Ame, to a greater extent by the intro-this season. Two players in

were outstanding, hibition of all-round play, stick- the other position, as P. Singh and tinuously. The wingers, however, which repented its successes of the

duction of an Interport series-an Sharaeen team unheard of proposition in the past. J. Pote-Hunt, the Shanghai Inter-work and deadly marksmanship. S. T. Mohamed are not in the were not very prominent, H. Kaili being below form and Tailing, to previous year.

In E. V. Reed and P. Singh we port soccer. centre-half, and A. K. Their performance must have caus-same class. Star of Italy was never in a win-have two players of exceptional Munro showing that they were ed one more worry for the Selectors

make use of the advantage of being unmarked throughout the gama xing position and finished filith, ability, but there is a great deal of players of a high standard. Amman. in the face of the strong Naval

owing to the absence of M. McCaw, On the same day but on another youthful talent yet to be unearthed, who plays for the German Club, challenge for the positions.

P. Gittins fell back frequently. and the only time these players are was fully extended, and gave

good account of himself in goal. Been is during Trial matches.

but intercepted many passes to make

HOCKEY INTERESTED.

some good runs down the field.

Hong Kong, January 22.

course, at Mahalakshmi, "Mr. Eve" scored a treble, with Knockdon in

the Noel Handicap, Safety Match' In the Manchester Plate, and. Bal- Hintoy in the Carlisle Plate. The ten rupee totalisator dividenda

RIFLE SHOOTING -

Z

were Rs. 42-8, 95-8 and 108 respec-| In the "B" Class of the Hong wards, two halves tively for win.

Kong Rifle Club Shoot at Kowloon and a goal-keeper being the general At this meeting a big upset Tong over the week-end J. L.Tetley rule. They were not at full occurred in the Victory Plate, when scored 88 points, while D. W, Water-strength, incidentally, two of the the old-stager, Highness, was short ton scored 86 in the "C" Class, and best players being unable to make headed by H.II, the Maharajah of J. Hall 72 in "D" Clasa,

0. Brown was well covered by L

Woolley, but was able to beat her

CUMBERLAND WIN AT RUGBY Tamar Second Half Recovery Proves Unavailing

PLAYING at Happy Valley Syek

terday HMS. Cumberland de

by superior speed, and centred well, feated the Tamar and Small Ships though she also was not seen at by two goals (10 points) to two

Was not

der tries (6 points) in a friendly Bugby The following is my selection for her best.

Combined Hong Kong Ladies R. encounter. MANNAU the Colony team, ··

The Cumberland led in the first Hose (St. Andrew'a), E, M, Gray: (H. K. Ladies), A. Fowler (Ladies), half by five points, Lt. Brown copy M. Wallace (K. K. Ladies), J, Wong verting a try by Mid, Finch-Noyes.

R. HL. Wong (Bt. Andrew's)

A. M. Rodrigues (University)

J. Rodger (II. K, Club)

On form displayed during the trials I would prefer R. H. Wong in goal rather than Pie, There are seven players to fill Hollingsworth.je. Pangk the three positions, namely, Lt. The latter, however, has a big Baden(Medway), Gurbachan reputation and deserves his final I understand that the Shameen Singh (Radio) and T. Whitley (C. test. team were somewhat lost on the B.A.) at inside right; Awtar Singhjp large field - they are accustomed (Radio) at centre-forward; and Suggested. Eleven' to their own small ground where Lt. Garthwalte (R.A.) and Lt. Hart-/ they play nine-a-alde, four for lett (Medway)' at- inside-loft. **-**

I,t. Donald (Medway) in al- most a certainty for the right wing position and this point greatly favours the inclusion of Lt. Eaden at inside-right, as -the pair are the most? dangerous in the formidable" Major Campbell, of the Punjabla Medway Officers' forward line. Regiment, with Lt. Coindr. Leigh, Gurbachan Singh, however, offers Donald (H.M.S.. Medway) R.N., refereed the second Interports big problem, for in addition to

Lt. Eaden (H.M.S. Medway) Hockey trial last Sunday. He is his brilliant goal-scoring record, he Garbachan Singh (Radio) the new Army hockey representa combines equally well with Awtar tive, and is serving on the Umpir Singh and Kalwant Singh as the No 1 Launch, under Sgt. Hudson, ing Beard in place of Captain Mor-inalde trio,quare beat No. 8 Launch, the holders, for

T. Whitley," although, quite as the Hong Kong Police Force Rowan of the Jats Regiment. He will ing Cup over 880 Yards at Stone referee'sgein, at the next Interport good as the others is, unfortunate ly without an outstanding partner cutters on Sunday,

and may have to stand down for that sole

Garthwaite

the trip. Idar's Corcy. Seven to one 'was D. W. Waterton, having won three the nominal starting price of the spoons in: Class "C" is promoted to winner, although it was doubtful}Class “B”,

whether a single bet was placed on this basis, while the two totes paid

out Rs. 706-8 (ten rupes) and Rs.

629-0 (five rupee) for a win. ⠀

Jina Mail Sports Diary

TO-DAY.

Completion of first:

Hong Kong Golf: Bection); Cup Competition

POLICE ROWING-

YACHTING

Rolla (Mr. T PK. Kemble), Royal Speedwall (Mra;|Way); and Trus

Blue (Mra, Adams) were winners] of their respectiva classes in yar terday's ladies yachting

rade over a six mile coNFIS,

Arial on Friday!!

Referees for Needle" Game

· Lt. Comdr. Leigh and Me: A A. Dind kays been invited by the Mimak Tournament: Com«» milice to act as umpires in the #needle Mamak Tournament

tch between the Radio Sporta Club, the heiders, and the 100

W. Reed (H. K. Clab)

H. J. D. Lowe (H. K. Club)

· E. V. Reed (H, E. Club)

LL

Lt. Garthwaite (R-A-) htt Lal Bingh Punjabla)

(St. Andrew). H. K. Lowe (HK

H.

Ladies), Knill (C.)

B. 6.),

Dalsia In the second half the Tamár acor- (B. X. Ladies), M. Wooll Ladies) worth, the former falling with the Aned twice, through Walsh and Els-

drew's), J. Churchill

and O. Brown (“y” des vick twiceTE

B.

The BestB D'Alzada

Woolley

(Recreio),

(E LINE), K. Banto | Just before the final whistle Lt. Pope (H. K. Ladies) Richards crossed over once again

the drew's), M. Rose for the Camberland," Drury,

(Recrea

Alves (Recreio), E. Bon Ladies), A. Alves Recreto) Verting and P. Gittins (ết. Andrew's),

nar (H

Captain Hutton of the Cumber ****** land refereed. Dit art

Talbot, Finch

Noyes, Reed and. Et Richar

The following teams have been Andrew), T. Whitley (C. n. 4) Cumberlands

|way), Lal Bingh (Panjabla), selected for the final Trialattar Singh (Radio), L. Bartlett (Mad King's Park on Fridays

as), A meeting of the Hong Kong Hockey Association Council will be ed: (l'unjablo), WA, Rand (H..

Rodrigues (University), B

Probables: Hollingsworth/(LE

Scour

Aeld and Stephanes Brownia

Tamar, Achterkarris, Ess «Bmilk; Barine and Dost

Corrin teher,

Club) Halford (C, HA), EV, Rew held at 6.30 p.m. in the Wal Velry King, Morgan, Brockt

[R. K. Club), LA. Donnid (Mat 27), Lounge of the Y.M.C.A. on Monday, Ing and Elsworth

LL: Eddan" (Modway), Gurbachan Blag, the, agenda, being;—(1) 'To"" read ? - BERWICK: BEAT LINCOLNS (Radio) Lt Carthwalla (R) (A), 8 be seriously Archer (H, K.: Club

worst minutes of last meeting (2) To

Of diew), P. sin players/I

to be slightly

correspondenca, (3) To receive » Al Bookuppoo

aberpori Sub-Comt

International!

defeated "the, Lincolns" by

28 poluta to nil in a friendly en«.