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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1935

Sporting Pages

SOUTH CHINA "A" HELD TO DRAW IN FAST GAME BY FUSILIERS

SERVICE CORPS LOSE TO ST. ANDREW'S

E. F. FINCHER'S LATE

DECIDING GOAL

GUEST'S BRILLIANT GOAL KEEPING

(By "STICKS")

PLAYING WITH TWO SUBSTITUTES IN THEIR TEAM, ST. AN-

DREW'S DEFEATED THE ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS BY A LONE GOAL IN THEIR MAMAK HOCKEY TOURNAMENT EN- COUNTER ON THE U.S.R.C. GROUND YESTERDAY, AFTER A GOALLESS FIRST HALF.

THE FEATURE OF THE GAME WAS THE BRILLIANT DISPLAY GIVEN IN GOAL BY GUEST, WHO RETURNED TO THE TEAM AFTER AN ABSENCE OF SEVERAL MONTHS. ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS HE STOPPED AND CLEARED SHOTS THAT LOOKED CERTAIN GOALS. HIS KICKING WAS THE OUTSTANDING FEATURE OF HIS CLEARANCES.

He was very well supported by White and Angus, who sab- stituted for F. A. Broadbridge. They combined excellently at back, and stopped most of the determined movements led by Senior, the Corps' leader.

White played up and was very

Quick in his clearing, his anticipa-1

tion being outstanding, while Angus SIGNALS LOSE.

played a very steady game, keep

ing very cool under pressure,

The wing-halves, MacNider and Weill, were rather unsteady, while) Hamson, at centre-half, played a

HOCKEY CLASH

WITH PUNJABIS

good spoiling game, holding Senior INTERPORTERS IN

well in hand. He, however, Was out as fast as his opponent. but used his clever stick-work to every advantage. Whenever he gathered a buss he was never slow in feed- ing his forwards with neat acurate развев.

Saints Attack Weak

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LIMELIGHT

KARTAR SINGH SCORES

A “HAT-TRICK"

The triumphant reception for the University of Alabama grid team was in order in Birming ham because of their stirring 29-13 victory over Stanford in the Pasadena Rose Bowl. This, radio- photograph shows Dixie Howell, Alabama all-American.half, taking the ball around the left end for a 20-yard gain. Moscrip. Stanford star, is charging at him...

FOWLER MAKES

DARING SAVES

AGAINST MACAO

BUT Y.M.C.A. LOSE

BY 6 TO 0

Moeller Too Closely

Shadowed

"

DOCKYARD RIFLE

Saturday's Results At CLUB'S WIN OVER

CLUB RECREIO

At Glance

FIRST DIVISION

2 LINCOLNS

EAST LANCS

2 FUSILIERS

4 KOWLOON

8. CHINA "A" 2 NAVY

SECOND DIVISION

[UNIVERSITY 0 EAST LANCE

EASTERN A 1 LINCOLNS

THIRD DIVISION ORDNANCE C. 5 POLICE

2

2

• EAST LANCS 2 AIR FORCE

SATURDAY'S GOALSCORERS

DIVISION I Lawton (E. Lancs)

In a very fast hockey match on Playing at the top of their |the U.S.R.C. ground yesterday, "A" form, the Macao Hockey Club Coy of the 1/8th Punjabs defeated yesterday inflicted a 6 goals to E. F. Fincher was again out the Royal Corps of Signals by nil defeat on the Y.M.C.A., whom standing, in leading the attack, goals to 1, after being a goal in the they met at home in their ninth Gormse (E. Lanes) although he had a weak forward fead at half time,

annual encounter., 2

B. Gosano (Recreio) line'.

Kartar Singh, the Colony inside: The outstanding feature of Hirgins (Lincolns) He made use of every chance, and left, was seen leading the team in the game was the marvellous ex-Grindley (Fusillers) was seen in many fast movements partnership with Lal Singh, who hibition of goal-keeping by F. Leung, Wing Chlo (8. China "A").

Pak Wa (8. China "A") Ip with his inside forwards, but both was playing at inside-left, and to-Fowler, the "Y's" custodian, who Gray (Navy) =+ his wingers were weak.

gether, the two were seen in some kept the margin of defeat down G. White: (Kowloon) Langeley, on the right-wing, now

by an amazing display.

Dennis (Fusiliers) very fine movements.... and then sent in some fine centres!

The game was not as one-sided) All manner of shots from all Talbot (Fusiliers)

[tiil (Club)" hat depended upon sheer speed to as the scare denotes, the Signals angles were confidently dealt with Howe (Club) carry him through the opposing de having as much of the play as their by, Fowler, and it was due to him fence, while MacKay, on the left-raster opponents, but being unable that the Macao forwards only scored Griffin (E. Lance) wing, nover seemed to settle in his to find the net.

twice in the first half.

Toyne (Lincolns) new position.

Kartar Singh (3), Lal Singh and The Y.M.C.A. held Macao for the Rush (Lincolns)

Turner (Lincoln) For the losers, the defence were Cherjin Singh scored for the Pun-first 10 minutes, but thereafter Dobb (Lincolns) (Penalty) outstanding, both Grant and Too-jabs, while Dilley, at centre-half, cracked up and could do little Kwok Ying Wai (Eastern)

right.

good playing very steady games and allowing very little to pass thom. The intermediate. line sup- ported them well, especially Dalley, at right-halt. Ransom, the centre- half, was completely lost against E. F. Fincher and was always out of position.

L

netted the Signals only goal.

RADIO SWAMP VARSITY

The forwards seemed to have an off day, Senior being the only one to have any go in him. He was not at his best, however, and wael' unable to break through the sound opposing defence,

Score Seven Goals Without Reply

UNDERGRADUATES FAIL IN CIRCLE

Y.M.C.A. Defence Weaken

H.M.S. CORNWALL

Civilians Creep Up at 600 Yd. Range

JOHNSON'S GOOD AVERAGE

BRILLIANT DISPLAY

BY KENEGHAN

FUSILIERS ENJOY ALL SECOND HALF PLAY

LEE TIN-SANG'S LAST MINUTE EFFORT

(By "ROVER")

A BRILLIANT DISPLAY BY KENEGHAN, AT CENTRE-HALF,

FEATURED THE VERY FAST AND EXCITING FIRST DIVI SION SOCCER CLASH BETWEEN THE LEAGUE LEADERS, SOUTH CHINA "A" AND THE FUSILIERS, WHICH ENDED IN A GOAL- LESS DRAW AFTER THE SOLDIERS HAD ENJOYED MOST OF THE | PLAY AT: CAROLINE HILL YESTERDAY.

THE FUSILIERS, FAR FROM SHOWING THE EFFECTS OF THEIR GAME ON THE PREVIOUS DAY, PLAYED SPARKLING FOOTBALL THROUGHOUT, AND OUTPLAYED, THE CHINESE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE GAME. THEY WERE DECIDEDLY UNLUCKY TO COME AWAY WITH ONLY ONE POINT.

Wheeler and Keating put up a magnificent showing in darinne

and with three hardworking halves in front of them, practically blot- ted out the South China forwards. Keating, in particular, was here, there and everywhere, when the Chinese threatened danger.

His splendid tackling and first-time clearances, always to an unmarked player, were features of a sterling defence.

ARTILLERY

BEAT ATHLETIC

CONVINCINGLY

Rowlanda, in goal, had little to do apart from dealing in his usual capable way with two or three feeble shots from Wong Mee shun

and Tam Kong-pak,

ghan was outstanding On his

In the intermediate line, Kene

display of yesterday, he is a close. CHINESE UNABLE rival to Pardoe, and one of the

TO GET SETTLED

HO KAR KEUNG IS SADLY MISSED

finest centre-halves in the Colony. Fung King-cheong was never in the picture, thanks to his clover }marking and quick interception of [passen; and he was always a'atumb}: ing block to Tam and Wong Mee- The Artillery secured a decisive shun, who were rarely able to pass victory in their First Division sochim. cer encounter with the Athlefic at

Some very enjoyable shooting was experienced by teams from the Dockyard Rifle Club and H.M.S. Cornwall, who met on Stonecutters Range on Saturday, the former team (winning on the 600 Yard range by 22 points; . ;*;

Keneghan received excellent sup- Practices were from the 200, 500 Sookunpoo yesterday, when they port from Grindley, who gave the surprisingly defeated the latter diminutive Tay little scope, and by 4 goals to 2.

proved equally as fast as that. The standard of play provided by usually clever winger. the Artillery showed them on their Ellis, the left-half, was at fault 87 best performance of the season and on occasions when he left T80 Kwai- 88 the victory, is all the more merishing with many a clear, run

and 600 yard ranges.

Scores:-

A. Cox...

H.. Johnson

W. Quinnell

1 W. Austin

DIVISION II

Routledge (Ordnance)

Yesterday's Results

FIRST. DIVISION

DIVISION 1HI Worsfold (Ordnance) Kong Hing (Police) F. Fowler, Selk, and McLellan Mather (E. Lance) were the mainstay of the "Y" de- Elliott (E. Lanes) fence, but were so overburdened in O'Brien (Ordnance) the opening half that they cracked Bodes (Ordnance up in the later stages of the game and allowed the Macao forward through on four more occasions.

Macao dropped Ramalho from the centre-forward position and]

8. CHINA "A" O FUSILIERS brought in F. Angelo, who played ARTILLERY 4 ATHLETIC for them two seasons ago, and it

THIRD DIVISION Although playing a very hard was, mainly, due to his efforts that RECREIOS SERVICE C The game started very evenly ingame, the University were swamped they swamped the visiting team.

YESTERDAY'S GOALSCORERS spite of the fact that the Saints by the Radio by seven clear goals, Rosario, at Inside-left for Macao, were playing one short, MacKay in their Mamak Hockey encounter played the game of his life and

FIRST DIVISION: arriving 10 minutes late.

The St. Andrew's were the first score at half time was two nil. ·

at Caroline Hill yesterday. The made the most of the openings from Morton (Artillery).. which the Macao goals were netted. Edmunds (Artillery) to, press but their efforts were un-

Chan Chan Wo (Athletle) On the run of the play, a one. Sommer was disappointing at Yeng Kam Po ((Athletle) availing, the Service Corps back nil result would have been fairer, left-back and was no match for THIRD DIVISION, breaking up every attempt. Later but the students were unable to de Nolasco, whose terrific speed ou Clarke (Service Corps) the Service Corps were seen in several attacks but the opposing anything when in the circle, hav-the right-wing easily beat the Campos (Recreio)

ing hard luck on several occasions. defender,

backs and Guest were too good:

Continued on Page 5)

Mamak League Table To Date

R. E

P. W. L. D. FA. P. .10 8 0 2 3 0 18 K. L. T. C..... 96.129 6 17 RC. of Signals 14 6 4 4 31 27-16 Police

2.10 7 1 2 20 7 16 St. Andrew's..11 6 23 23.15 15 13 8.5 8 17 18 13.

United

R.A.B.C.

University

Suffolk Radio Kedway Cornwall

Diamond

Duscan

Flood (Service Corps)

The goal-scorers were Awtar Farner, at right-helf, and Bates Santes (Recreio)

Singh (4) including a hat trick, on the left-flank, were also off Saragat Singh (2) and Jaggeet form, and wasted much time in Singh.

RECREIO HOCKEY TEAMS FOR WEEK

in

atickwork.

Moeller Closly Marked McLellan to settled down

:

D-43311711 Games Against Lincolns

732 18.16 B B. And H.K.S.R.A.

4301182 7

LEAGUE TABLES

VIRST DIVISION

H.M. Naval Yard

E. Newnham

P. Williams

32 82 29

99

30 30 2989

.26 20.82

*27* 32 *24

81 25 25

81

24 28 25

fl.M.S. Cornwall" Cpl. Williams, R.M,

28 29 29 A. B. Haywood

28 82 25 1A. B. Robinson 25 31 28 CP. O. Barnes 27 32 24 21 Sto. Gates

24 23 29 20 27 22

2 A.. B. Strong

torious in view of their heavy de-through, and it was perhaps lucky feat by this same team In their last for, the Fusiliers, that Teo did not 505, encounter,

produce his best form,

Durham, the Artillery custodian, The Fusiliers forwards were, fast .open-

86 85

gave

an exemplary showing and tricky, in fact many an 84 between the 'sticks. Faultless in ing was wasted by too much short 3 his handling, he excelled in his passing and dribbling" when close

76 sense of anticipation which formin. More direct sbots might have

ed the basis for an unerring and given them the game. ;

Hard Working Halves

483 positively uncanny knack of posi- Talbot stood out a little above the tioning, whenever the Athletle others, if only for his splendid approached his charge.

habit of shooting on each and every Decasion.. He was decidedly un- The Gunners attacking phase lucky when Lee Tin-sang headed received the greatest help from a out a terrific drive that looked a trio of kean, and hard-working half-goal all the way," backs. Pardoe, in addition to his

ARMY WIN SAILING RACE FROM CLUB Morning Race Yields 10 Points Win

Wonderful Defence.

task of curbing the efforts of the South China's forwarda found

The Army beat the Royal Hong constant Darkie Chan, whom he Kong Yacht Club in an all-day sail-attended with the utmost care, gave

(Continued on Page, 5} ing programme yesterday by a mar gin of 10 points, scoring 132 points.

Owing to a lack of wind, the SERVICE CORPS

SHARE POINTS

afternoon race was cancelled. The morning race was over a 5.9 miles' Course from Quarry Bay Mark, to Kowloon Rock Mark, Channel Rock Mark and over the Club line.

FAMOUS YACHT'S NEW OWNER

The 12-metre yacht Miquette, de- signed and built for Major, R. S.

P. W. L. D.. F. A.Ptn Grigg last year, and which won 27

WITH RECREIO

Portuguese Lose First

Half Advantage

SOLDIERS UNLUCKY NOT TO HAVE WON

themselves up against one of the finest defences they have encoun tered this season, and came off second best Tam and Wong work- ed hard to get the forward line moving, but their efforts were in- variably suppressed by Keneghan

and his co-defenders.

Tso had another off day; but managed to get in one or two of his perfect centres, but the inside men were always too well marked to be dangerous well

Tay broke through well in the first half, and sent in several good passes, but Grindlay found his mark In the second period, and little was

South China A 16 13 02:46 13 28 prizes in 87 starts, has been pur At King's Park yesterday, the son of the winger while Fung

the first half, but was back on South China 1 14 14 13 30 15 chased by Mr. Wessel, of Recreto and the Service Corps was never in the pictures

Club

form in the second, when his dis- Lincolns tribution was decidedly good.

Fasiliers

Boeller, the YMCA Inside Recreio

left, was very closely marked and Athletle could do nothing, yet, in spite of Artillery-

11 1 7 3 11 21 The following are the Club de this, he was being continually fed Navy

41-2 1 5 6 3 Recreio teams for their friendly

100 75 8 32 8 hockey. encounters against the Lin-

22 22 18 H. L. Co-

16 7 0 2 21 2

16

Be next season's English regattam, shared

the points in deer. Tatre The haves bad a young t

15

14 PORTSMOUTH'S NEW

13. 5 4 4 27 25 14 15 6 8 1 29 471320HALF-BACK

86 820 219

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Division encounter after each team and, quickly tired. * Leung Wing- had netted three goals,

chui worker hard in the centre, but The game was closely contested could seldom prevent the quick throughout, and the score gives a inter-passing of the Fualliera Instja fair reflection of the run of the men;

Chinese Defence Shine Fast Recreio Attack

Lee Tinang, was again a tower and forwards were more than a match besides saving a cortal THIRD DIVISJONSLAND

20.75 19,28 for the service side, but, in the haps two--was always in the 1.2.46 28 26- second half the stamina and dash of 32:54 20 24 the soldiers told, and the play.. 450441518 in their favour,

383 15 252 Archibald Young, a right half-play. 18425 82 10 back from Clydebank, has been

SOUTELONA ed on by Portsmouth F. C. In the frat half, the faat Recreio of strength in the

SECOND

C. B. A.

12th Battery

5 pm

Parthian

· AGAINST RADIO Dainty

5:40 pm on the U.S.R.C ground. The following have been selected (Continued from previous Column.) while the game against the

to play for the Hong Kong Hockey Consalves, E. Gosano, L. Oliveira; B. H.K.S.R.A. will be played on the Club against the Radio Sports Club, Gosano, A. A. E. Botelho, N. Baltruo, Marine ground commencing on Wednesday, on the Club Ground

Pinto and A Bouss, but

WEDNESDAY.

(Continued on Page 5) Best Lance

St. Joseph's Kowloon 8.16 1.14 23 3

colns and the H.K.S.B.A, to-morrow CLUB SELECT HOCKEY TEAM 917 18 18.

and Wednesday, respectively. They 50505 230 will play against the Lincolns

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