1935-10-14 — Page 4

THE CHIMA MAIL: MONDAY-OCTOBER 14, 1935

Sporting Page

DURHAM'S INSPIRED GOALKEEPING AGAINST POLICE SENIORS

BRITISH WOMEN'S GOLF SUCCESSES

Win Canberra Foursomes

Canberra, September 14. The British women's touring team won the, foursomes cham- pionship and the handicap.com/ petition for teams in the Canberra Golf Week, which ended to-day. These successes follow Miss Pam Bartoc's victory in the Canberra Federal Territory Championship.

Miss Phyllis Wade (Ferndown) and Miss Jessie. Anderson (Grai- gie Hill won the fourBOWER. championship with 79. Mrs. J. B Walker (Island Malabide) and Miss Barton (Royal Mid-Surrey) were second with gn,

“DEWAR" TROPHY GOLF

J. McKelvie Returns Good CardTM

SHANGHAI BOWLERS'

THIRD WIN

THEIR BEST MATCH IN

THE COLONY!

K.B.G.C.-K.D.R.C. RINK BEATEN

(By "Skip").

THE Shanghai Interport bowls team were again in good form yesterday afternoon when they defeated a local rink consisting of two members picked from the Kowloon B.G.C. and the Kowloon Docks by 19 shots to 13, at Hunghom. match was closely fought throughout, the local players holding the visitors very well until they fell away towards the end and conceded six shots.

The

The general opinion on the green was that the match ranked with the best the visitors have figured in, including both Inter- ports Greater experience and a sounder knowledge of green conditions it being particularly fast yesterday were the factors

that contributed in the greatest degree to Shanghai's success.

Although all the players were very consistent throughout. V. Hast (Kowloon Docks), who played lead for the local rink. was a shade above the rest. His bowls were always well greened and he kept a surprisingly good length.

G. Cooper (Kowloon Docks) was also prominent on several

MEET 2ND DIVISION

THIS AFTERNOON

The competition for the "De occasions, particularly at the S'HAI BOWLERS TO war" Trophy, played over the second head, when he came in Kowloon Golf Club course vester-through a difficult port to carry day, resulted in J. McKelvie lead-the jack back for a count of ing the field with a card of 74––11 two. He was not dominating enough, however. and lacked Other players who' qualified for the vital force that inspired his the match-play stages in this com- opposite number, C. Richards. petition were: G.P. Murphy (78-who has not yet played a dis- 11-67); E. 0. Murphy. (80-12—creditable game during the pre- 67) and J. G. Charlton (84—16= |sent trip. 68).

The following is the draw for the match-play munds, players ar-

ranging their own matches:

G. P. Murphy J. G. Charlton

E O. Murphy v J. McKelvie

ADAMSON CUP GOLF

Henderson's Good Game

VISITORS SHOULD REGISTER ·WIN

VETERAN INTERPORTER SKIPS LOCAL RINK

(By "SKIP

Helen Stephens, aged 17, of Fulton, Missouri, who equalled the world record for the 100 Metres' at the women's national track and field championships at New York City (where the finish of her race is seen), is hailed as a new Babe Didrickson. She cracked the U. S. mark for the 200 metres and was placed second in the Dia- cus Throw.

Saturday's Results At

East Lans Club

Recreio

RAS.C. &

RIA.O.C Recreio Eastern University Athletic

Railway

St. Joseph's

Lincolns

Air Force

Whether the Second

who are

Division to meet the

A Glance

DIVISION L

2 Lincolns

3 Kowloon

3 RA. (Scatters)

1.5: Joseph's

DIVISION II

I South China.

5. Kowloon

2 Fusiliers

11 East Lanes

Club DIVISION III

Liga

0

MANY TEAM

CHANGES IN

LOCAL SOCCER

LYEMUN BEATEN AT SOOKUNPOO

AN

STEPHENS SECURES "HAT TRICK”

VERY GOOD OPENING HALF

(By Rover")

N even and exciting first-half, with 3 goals in the last five minutes, and a dismal and life- less second period, were the features of yester- day's First Division soccer encounter between the Lyemun Gunners and the Police, at Sookun- poo, which the latter won by four clear goals.

Durham, the Artillery goalkeeper, covered himself with glory throughout the game, saving shots from all angles, and two point-blank drives from Stephens and Tommy Pile. It was entirely due to his great-hearted display, coupled with an ener- getic partnership between Clancy, and Harris, the Gunners rear- guard, that kept the Police score down to only one goal during the second half, when the soldiers were literally overwhelmed.”

Morton, usually such a bulwark in the Gunners? defence, was a passenger yesterday, receiving a leg injury, and Fisher also. received a nasty injury which kept him out of the second-half. With the exception of Knight, Edmunds and Reece, the remainder. proved more of a hindrance than a help, and the game becamè a. battle royal between these six players and the Police eleven.

The Police defence COM- unsteady menced in a very

CLUB MISS FOWLER manner. miskicks being all too LINCOLNS

AND ROBERTSON

SIDELIGHTS ON THE RECREIO ST. JOSEPH'S GAME

(By REFEREE") There were several interesting facts in connection with last Sat-

3 Partaguess

frequent Blackburn quickly settled down to his usual force- ful game, however, and with | Brooks and Gough in their element in hard tackling andi spoiling tactics, it was rarely that the Artillery were able to manoeuvre into a shooting position.

Too Much Dribbling

I Chinese Police. surday's local football programme, Tommy File and Stephens were

SATURDAY'S GOALSCORERS

OVERWHELM

THE RADIO

KEEN CLASH IN SECOND DIVISION

SOUZA AND ARCULLI.

SHINE FOR RADIO

→ Fusiliers. 7the outstanding of which was the conspicuous in the Police forward] The Lincolns captured two easy 0 European Police 2) number of changes in the First line, their quick movements. and

points at Sookunpoo yesterday. Division teams. particularly in interpassing constantly carrying when in their Second Division the Kowloon Club, St. Joseph's them into the Artillery goal-area encounter with the Radio, they and Recreio teams.

Moss sent in several good centres, overwhelmed an inferior combina- The Club were without several but did not receive much in the tion by the wide margin of 6 goals of their usual players, L. G. Robert-shape of a really useful pass, and to L

M J. Henderson, who was called in to replace B. Duncan as one of the Bowling Green's representatives, played a sound game at No. 2, but his Club-bowlers mate, J. Budding, at No. 3, was Shanghai interporters to-day on

DIVISION L a little more consistent

the Taioo green, will succeed in Higgins (Lincolns) Lopes again proved himself putting their senior brothers to D. Knox (Kowloon) K. S. Robertson (74—5—69)

an excellent lead, but Glover, shame is a much discussed ques- Forrow (Club) qualified for the Adamson Cup at who played No. 2 for Shanghai. tion in bowling circles just now.

Omar (St. Joseph's) Happy Valley during last week did not appear to be too com-

Castilho (Recreio) That the junior representatives Other scores were: T. H. McBride fortable in his position and cerare a powerful combination there North (East Lancs.)

Ridings (East Lancs.) (S616-70), A. Jackson (9524 tainly did not reproduce the is no denying, but it is improbable Talbot (Fusiliers)

71) and R. Wallace (18—9—71).form, he showed last Saturday-that they will be strong enough to Harrison (Fusiliers) There were 15 entries.

Munro was also conspicuous on overcome Shanghai, if the latter Sullivan (Fusiliers) many occasions.

Scores:

по

POLICE TEAM FOR MAMAK

CLASH

The following will represent the Folice Hockey Club in their Mamak Hockey Tournament match against the Royal Corps of Signals the Police Training School ground to-morrow starting at 4.45) 4 pim. - Jessop: Blackburn and Hayward Tate, Gough and Dow- man: C Pile. Moss, Wilson, Wass 2nd Pennell

Hutchinson

and 10

Reserves:

Billingham.

CARRACIOLA CHAMPION

OF EUROPE

J. Lopes

SHANGHAI

LOCAL RINK

V. Hast

C. W. Glover

M. J. Henderson

J. Budding

G. Cooper

(skip)

J. Munro C. Richards

Head:

1

5

9

11

12

15

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(Continued from Page 1) The next on the list are Dryfus. 19 of the Alfa-Romeo team." with 35 points, Hans Stuck, of the German Auto-Union team, and Nuvolari, of] the Alfa-Romeo team, with 37

18

20 21

JOHHÓ HÓHHÖÖÖHOSHONNN1

0

spoilers

son, probably one of the greatest Green and Johnston wasted possi- The Radio endeavoured to play

we have seen in

the ble openings by attempting far good football throughout and, al- Colony for some time, being an too much solo work instead of dis- though the score kept mounting absentee from the right-half positributing the ball to better advant up against them they never once tion, while Fowler was also an age-

lost heart, and it was this very

the

jabsentee from the centre-forward During the first Police on-sporting.spirit that earned them slaught, Stephens struck the UP their solitary goal late in the game. I do not say that this would right with a grand first-time

Dobbs was prominent in have made all the difference, but effort and for the Gunners, Reece Lincolns' defence with some well- in the latter's case it certainly went very close with a terrific timed clearances. but the did have some effect on the for- drive from 25 yards. the ball just forwards seldom troubled them to ward line, who were a disjointed clearing the bar.

1 berth

continue in their present form

Elliott (Club)

DIVISION IL Castilho (Recreio) Campos (Recreio)

Lai Wing-on (S. China) Evans (Fusiliers)

Old Interport Skip

J. C. Chalmers, who is skipping

the local rink is an old Interpor-

Fuxman (Kowloon)

Pereira (Kowloon)

(skip) ter, as he played for Hong Kong Ng Po Kui (S. China)

in 1933 as No: 2 in R. F. Luz's Vaughan (B.AS.C. & R.A.0.C) 0 tink This rink defeated one Bowker (East Lancs). skipped by Charlie Eichards, and Elliott (East Lancs.)

Blake (University) jincluding J. Lopes, by 21 shots to La Wah-tai (Athletic)

Pang Kam-sing (Athletic)

15.

S. A. Bright, the local No. 1, Tse Lin-yus (Athletic) 3 though probably not the strongest Lo Hang-cheong (Athletic) 4 player the Bowling Green could Fisher (Club)

Sang Ming-sing (Eastern)

4 put forward, is a useful bowler, Chan Ting-lo (Eastern) Gland should be a credit to the rink

DIVISION HIL

8 W. K. Way (Craigengower), who Tatler (Fusiliers)

was one of last year's finalists in Riley (Fusiliers) the Open Pairs competition, al-Kong Hing (Chinese Police)

Wong Man-wai (Chinese Police) Assis (Liga Portuguesa)

12

12 though out of place at No. 2 (he]

points each, and Vardi, of the Au-A. D. NOURSE AND

to-Union, and Chiron, of the Alfa-

Romeo, with 40 points each.

The meeting fixed the dates for

SURREY

next year's international races in County Cricket Club Europe. The anusi race on Ber- Deny Rumour

lin's Avics race-course will be run "as the "Grand Prix of the Eleventh Olympic Games" on July 30, just before the opening of the Olympic Games in Berlin,

Service.

NEW SKI “LIFT” AT ST. MORITZ

"

London, September 19:

The Surrey County Cricket Club. deny the statement that A D

has been playing skip all season). Bone (European Police) is another very useful player, and Downey (European Police) 3. J. Basto (Recreio) should help Rush (Lincoln) to keep Hong Kong's tail up at Jones (Fusiliers)

Sousae (Liga Portuguess) No. 3.

BRITISH AQUATIC TEAM WIN

Water Polo Triumph

In Sweden.

Stockholm, September 20. The British water polo : team;

Yesterday's Results At A Glance

Artillery

(Lyemun)

Lincolns

Medicals

DIVISION L..

0 Police

DIVISION IL

& Radio DIVISION. I'L

3: Engineers YESTERDAY'S GOALSCORERS

DIVISION L

Trans-Ocean Nourse, the South African cric-best a selected side, representing

by six Stephens (Police) keter, had been invited to qualify the tows of Eskilstuna, for the county.

goals to one at Eskilstuna last Green. (Poller)

* DIVISION. IL. "It has never been thought of, night.

Setters (Lincolns) let alone discussed by us in any English swimmers won all the McGuinness (Lincolns) way," says Mc. A F. Davey, the other events decided. F. P. Lay Yusof (Radio) A new ski "life" to-pull ski-ers Surrey secretary

cock (Ashton-under-Lyne) took Turner (Lincolns) up the slopes behind Suvretta is Nourse, who has been asked to the 100 metres free style in 1min. Toyne (Lincoins)

AMMA DIVISION IIL being constracted for the St turn professional by the Liver 44-10secs. A E C. Summers Woods (Engineers Moritz winter sports season. A pool Football Club, said in an in- (Penguin) the 100 metres breast Powell (Engineers) wire rope moves over a series of terview yesterday: "I should play stroke in 1min. 21 3-10sec. and Boyling (Engineers). wooden posts. Ski-ers will lean as a professional for both-Surrey RH Leivers (Longton) the 400 Pymedicals)

Tood Medi against a sort of loop, which they and Liverpool if anything hap metres free style in 5min. 12 will be able to release when they pened for the worse in South 5-10sec. The British team also

Afric

won the relay race by ten seconds.

en Page 5),

lot

Brilliant Clearance

Badio

any great extend, being too well looked after by Ibbett and Wildy. Bliss Missing -

Both these halves were quick in Bliss was missing from the Kow- A judicious pass by Gough saw tackling and kept their forwards between constantly on the move with ad- loon intermediate line for some Stephens neatly slip unknown reason, while the drop-Claney and Harris, and he ran on mirable passes. Iping of Oppenheim from the cea- towards goal only to have his tre-forward berth Was B bad point-blank drive from 5 yards mistake in view of the fact that brilliantly cleared by Durham. A he combined well with both Gminute later Fisher saved a cer White, his inside-right, and Hesse, tain goal by kicking off the very This inside-lett

Tine after Stephens had worked the

Wills was selected to play atjball past Durham. 3 right back instead of Everest, Knight tried a long shot which 3 who, however, played, much to went inches wide of the upright,

(Continued on Page 51

MEDICALS AND

SAPPERS SHARE

THE SPOILS

MARK

POWELL'S LATE EQUALISER

the surprise of several Kowloon and Moss and Tommy Pile had the WOODS ALWAYS ON supporters!

same lock with their attempts, Silva, who deputised for A. V but Durham was always in posi Gosano at right-back for the Retion for a surprise shot. crelo, was a failure and conceded] After 28 minutes of very even countless corners through ignor-exchanges, the Police snapped up ant play. He was a constant their first direct opening, and source of worry to R. Marques, in Green opened the scoring with a

(Continued on Page 7) fine drive.

FOOTBALL TRIAL AT CHATHAM RD.

RASC-RAO.C. New Venture

The Royal Engineers shared the points with the Medicals in their Third Division soccer encounter

the Chatham Road ground yes- terday. both teams scoring three

Two Quick Goals Within the next five minutes times. the Police increased their score to A draw was a fitting result to three, Stephens completing a clever a hard fought game and, with a solo effort to net the second, whilst strong wind blowing down the the same player headed in a grand field, play throughout was mostly centre by Tommy Pile seconds confined to one half. Hater.

(Continued on Page 7),

LOUGHRAN SAILS FOR

ENGLAND

Opening with the wind in their attacked [favour, the Medicals

strongly and Boyling, in attempt ing to clear under pressure, head- ed into his own goal.

Smart Cook

In view of the fact that the combined. RASC “and” RAO.C. 3 Second Division League team have as yet failed to find their form, the team" selector are trying out an almost entirely new team” this

Following up, the Medicals went Tommy Loughran has sailed for afternoon at Chatham Road, com-England, where he will meet a further ahead through Pym, who, mencing at 4 pm.

{British boxer at the Wembley receiving from Wright, on the "Clarke, who usually plays at Fool this month. In America i wing, headed into the corner centre-forward for the combined is stated that he is to meet Len the net team, will be seen between the Harvey

With the Sappera pressing" for sticks, while Cooper, the regular

some few minutes in the Medicals' goalkeeper, will lead the forwards? Clarke: Bashford and Blissett, goal area. Woods seized the oppor The following is to-day's trial] Marshall, Jennings and Mackeytunity to send in a fast shot from team which will meet an eleven Binley, Amos, Land, Tribe and close range to from the Royal Corps of Signals: Cooper

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