1935-12-19 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1935

Sporting Page

CLUB'S MERITORIOUS HOCKEY WIN IN TRIANGULAR TOURNEY

Dmr. Bush

of the Lincolns, above, the Colony's second-string Interport diver, will be leaving the Colony with his Regiment on January 4 for India.

READING BEAT CHESTER Hartlepools Again Draw

F. A. CUP REPLAYS

London. To-day. Several replays in the Second Round of the FA Cup took place yesterday. Reading beat- ing Chester by three clear goals at home after sharing six goals OF Saturday,

SUBMARINES DEFEAT

CLUB "A" AT RUGBY

NAVAL FORWARDS MUCH SUPERIOR

MUNRO AND GARROD SHINE

a rather scrappy Rugby game on the Club IN

ground yesterday, the Submarines beat the Club by two goals and 3 tries (19 points) to a goal and two tries (11 points).

The Naval forwards proved to be very much better than the Club forwards, as, besides being much faster, they packed much better in the tight scrumas. The Club forwards were poor în contrast, and in consequence their threequarters very rarely received the ball. There was a tendency to tackle high on both sides.

Burrows, the Submarines left-centre-threequarter. played an outstanding game, and was extremely fast while in possession of the ball. He executed many dangerous runs or his own, his main asset being his very tricky swerve.

while POLICE LOSE

Brighton beat Scarborough by the same margin after sharing two goals in their original en- counter.

Despite the fact that extra time

JUNIOR SHIELD

Woodman and Lt. Connell were prominent among the for-i wards. while Bowden and Wright, the right-centre-three- quarter and the right-wing- threequarter were featured in

TIE TO LINCOLNS many good passing bouts.

THEMSELVES TO BLAME

was called for, Hartlepools and ONLY Halifax took part in 2 goalless draw and will have to replay for a second time.

Following their fine perfor mance on Saturday, when they held Oldham in their away fixture, Bristol Rovers yesterday entered! the Third Round as a result of winning their home replay by -roals to 1

(NO

After sharing two goals Saturday Watford beat Rother- ham at home by the only goal of the match.

Results, as cabled by Renter,

were:

Reading

0 Halifax

F.A Cup 2nd Round

3 Chester

*Hartlepools

0

Q

Brighton

Bristol R

4 Oldham

1

な

-1 Rotherham

• Watford

* extra time played.

draw:

Reading

Manchester U

Fullam Bristol R .:Southall

✓ Brightes

V. "Arsenal

T. Waord

SIX FOR PALACE.

SEITERS SCORES ONE ABOVE A "HAT-TRICK”

•

Munro Shines

Manro was the best forward in |the Club pack, and it was due en-! tirely to his own efforts that be won through on two occasions to score tries. The Club threequar- ters were patchy, and showed an inclination to run for the corner

Woodhouse, left, and Carey, two of this season's newcomers in the Hong Kong Hockey Club, were prominently featured in yesterday's Triangular Tournament hockey match against the Navy.

Mrs. A. C. Schrender, above, the former "Y" Ladies swimming champion will not be returning to the Colony, as her husband, +he well-known water-polo player, is being transferred elsewhere.

The European Police football flags. Hopkins, on the left-wing. team have only themselves to played consistently well through- blame for their exit from the out, however, his handling being LADIES BASKETBALL

The

GAM

newcomers

in

colns left-wing, well in hand.

Dowman's Constructive Game Dowman, the Police pivot, play- ed very well in the opening half London: Two matches were and with long passes endeavoured played in

and often

FIRE BRIGADE'S

NARROW SHAVE IN

BADMINTON TIE

St. Andrew's Just Defeated

C.R.C. EASILY WIN FROM V.R.C.

REED IN BRILLIANT FORM

HOLLAND-MARTIN BADLY MISSED BY NAVY

T

S. A. FOWLER IN FINE FETTLE

(By "Sticks")

HE Hong Kong Hockey Club, despite the fact that they fielded only 10 players, secured a meritorious win yesterday in the Triangular Tournament when they defeated the Royal Navy by 4 goals to 1 and thus avenged an earlier defeat of November 20, when they lost by an only goal.

The Navy were without several of their star players---Lt. Lane, on the right-wing, and Lt. Holland-Martin, in the pivotal position, both of whom are on the injured list as a result of injuries sustained at Rugby.

The Club, who played without Nooy, their left-winger, for the whole of the game, the latter failing to make an appearance, had the better of the exchanges throughout.

W. A. Reed played a very large part in the Club's victory The absence of E L H Shute and was in magnificent form was keenly felt by the Fire Brig-throughout. He very rarely ade Recreation Club last night missed a ball while his distri- when they just managed to scrape bution was brilliant at all times. through in the Men's Doubles Badminton Lescue, defeating the

Fowler's Inclusion The inclusion of S. A. Fowler St. Andrew's Club “B” team by in the Club attack made a vast the odd set in mine, at the Central difference, and two perfect passes Police Station.

from his stick resulted

in both

SCHOOL CRICKET

D.B.S. Beat The Navy At King's Park

HEADMASTER'S FINE FORM

Three school cricket match were

At Causeway Bay the Victor Divett and Carey netting goals were played yesterday with the Recreation Club proved no matchand in each case the scorer had following results: for the Chinese Recreation Club an easy passage from the pass.

Queen's College drew with La Salle College' the Recreio ground.

110

who beat the visitors by 8-sets tri

Carey, playing a lone hand on. the left-wing, combining both the The results of the matches ainside and outside positions, gave Queen's: 96 (T. Y. Yeoh 60, re- tired, N. Lee 26; A Silva 6 for 19).

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as follows:-

LEAGUE RESULTS

Mai Fong Teams Record Wins

his best display to date, scoring Saints Beaten

He was two very good goals. At the Central Police Station, much quicker than usual and com- last night, the Fire Brigade beat bined effectively with Divett. the La Salle: 77 for 8 (A. Silva 26; T. Y. Ecoh 3 for 17, 0. Tamp |St. Andrew's “B” team by 5 sets Club leader.

2 for 8). to 4:

L. D. Skinner and C. W. (Fire Brigade):---- lost to Weill and Bliss

lost to Dawson and Kirby

ther possessed very good stick-DBS.: 160 for 8 declared. (C. B.

B. Sargent 56, R. Broadbridge. 21-2 work, both were of the bustling Fisher|type.

32, N. Pinchong 31; Tufnell 4 for 38). Woodhouse, on the right-wing. 15-27

3-23

lost to Broadbridge and Angus 0-27 Chinese RIC, Win

►

for 17). Indian School beat. Mr. Cassim's

the ball into the circle occasion-XI by 8 wickets on the IRC.

ground. ally.

"Willie" Reed was well support- Mr. Cassin's XI: 30 (A. R. Abdul- Famck 10. S. Lee 10; A. Khan ed on the flanks, although Cotes-

3 for 2, K. Watumal 3 for 13).

Junior Shield soccer competition sound and his fackling fearless. hand other when they were defeated by the D. Hynes, on the Lincolns on the Kowloon Football fumbled many passes ground yesterday by 4 goals to 1. tried to pick up the ball when he the would have been well advised to use

The latter and Fowler formed a. The Police had more of

faulty his feet..

1. L. Anderson and É Greenwood sound partnership and wereyfen-Diocesan Boys' School best. каде at all times, but

(Fire Brigade):— va

tured in several dazzling move Royal Navy by 118 runs at King's shooting and over-eagerness

best M. Weill and AS. Bliss 21-17 ments together. Although nei-Park Garrod Scones For Navy front of goal prevented them

Three exciting games were wit-beat J. Dawson and L. Kirby 21. 31 As the Navy were a man short, nessed at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. beat S. A. Broadbridge and C. (from scoring-

to the Garrod played for them during the last night, when the Mui Fong

Argus W. Stoker and AL. 3 Scarborough 0 Police team. Michie and Camp-first half, while MeEiney took over team beat the Teng Chang

(Fire Brigade) -- Garrod opened the Girls' College by 28 points to 6; lost to Weill and Bliss... bell, gave very impressive dist half time. plays as wing halves and assisted score for the Navy after an excel the Hong Kong University beat beat Dawson and Kabe was badly hit on the leg early in Navy: 42 (Lamb 14; Sargent 8

could do little Dowman to a great extent. Michie, lent bout of passing. The try was the Shuen Sau Girls' College by beat Broadbridge and Angus. 21- 8 the game and The following is the revised at right-half, was prominent with converted by Connell.

42 points to 11; and the Mui Fong

Brand throughout, although he did send Jones added a second try and robust tackling, while Campbell

A team defeated the South Kept Turner and Stones. the Lin- this was also converted by Co-China Athletic Association by 31 nell Jones' second try soon after points to 5 in the Hong Kong

Bowden Was unconverted.

and Ladies Basketball league. Maurice were the other Navy men

Detailed scores:

At Causeway Bay last night, the worth was a trifle slow in his dis- who secured tries.

CBC beat the VR.C. by 8 sets tribution and was consequently Indian School: 81 (S. Singh 19). Munro opened the scoring for Yeung Chung Gr's' College:-

Misses Kwong Wing-tan (2 pts.),to 1:

robbed on several occasions, while!

Hutchinson won through shortly (inan (2 pax), Pen Cheeman Chen Lost R ATara and D. Alves 21 5 let the defence down on one or (South) yesterday when Crystall on the attack in the second half, afterwards, and converted Munro's Kit-ling, and Luk Yee-man. Total beat M. M. de Soares and E.

two occasions by wandering Palace swamped Newport at home when the Police dominated play, second try just before the end. points.

21-2 A Mai Fong Girls' College "B" team

Hard-Working Backs by 6 goals to nil and Millwall held] Dowman” was always up with the

Club: LJ A. Fielden: T.

27-20 Sommer and Potter worked like Notts County to a goalless draw forwards, but later tired and was Pearce. D. Hynes, J. Gallagher and lp Wai-hung (16 pts), Lan Sui-

W C. Choy and E. W. Ho (CRC): Trojans in the full-back division Friendly Cricket Games in their away encounter. Eenter. aften not able to recover quick, F. J. Hopkins; J. Hutchinson and Dchee (7 pts.), Wong King-chun.

Black D. J. Barlow, Dunnett, Wpta). Chan Wai-hing, Ng Woon-ying beat-Allam and Alves

21-3 The Police backs. Salter and Stoker, W. Sharp, J. H Hawkett, Hand Woug Po-chas. Total 28 paints beat Scares and Barretto

beat ́Silva and Rumjaha Vi Forsyth, B. Hynes and K. A. Munro. Shuen Sau Girls' College- Greiz, were in great for Both.

S. W. Liang and S. Lee (C.R.C.): fying colours. Potter was not as Medway Tripp: Wright, Bow-

Misses Eo Suet-man (5 pts), Li

beat Allom and After- kicked and cimared well.

21-4 good as usual, although he inter- The Army will be felding two and Marrable; Jones dem. Burrows

Heung-yung (6 px), Poon Yuen-beat Soares and Barretto

occasion. cricket teams next Saturday when Rogers, the Palice custodian, and Lt. Knox: Woodman, LL.-Maurice,

Sommer's mid-air first-time clear-they meet the Kowloon Cricket was extremely shaky in the first Lt. Connell Lt. Wise, Part, Smith, Lenguin, Poon: Ting-hung, NE Lost to Silva and Rusia 14 cepted brilliantly on

King and Garrod.

League Table To Data half. He appeared to be very

ances with the reverse-stick were Club in friendly matches, the first Inervous and was never sure of

PWLFA Pla feature of a splendid defence, teams to play on the K.C.C. ground his handling.

Misses Li Chung-yee (12 whe7; while he was

St. Andrewin

-032 48 while Shields played a sound game and the juniors at Sookunpoo. Gora Mol (10 pts.), Josephine Chos

123 123 in goal fault on two occasions in the first

(4 pts), Kwok In-yaz (14 pts.), J. Rezzio "P" half by not running out to clear.

Anderson, Margaret Kong, Ulian Recreio "A" Poor Police Markenen.

Kavo, Emily Liem, and E. Pau CEC

Fire Brigade The following will represents.. Total 42 points. forward the Police "played the Indian B.C. first eleven in a Fong "A" team:-.

St. John's St. Andrew's "P". At the first call-over at the local well. Their approach work left League match against the Hong Misses Lingne Ho (12 pts), Chan Takoo R.C.

S. and S.

the Third Division to keep his forwards continually the Club during the second half. Max Tim-chan (2 pts.), Wai King- S. P. Chan and H. T. Woo (CRC):Bates spoiled magnificently, but

*DAYLIGHT EVE

AND TOM COBLEY

JOINT FAVOURITES

Victoria Club. Call-Over For St. John's Cup

FANLING RACE MEETING

Pong.

At

6

LEAGUE CRICKET

Wai-lin and Fang Yuk-ching Total 11 points.

Hong Kong University:-

Barretto

bent C. N. Silva and S. A. Ram-

Jahn

Games

0.2

21-3

against overwhelming - odds

47

ARMY TO FIELD TWO TEAMS

21-10 times, but both came through with Against Kowloon C.C.

2-15

4 031 5 2 4 134.15 8. 541.22

62419

5 14 12

Victoria Club for the Fanling Race (nothing to be desired, but when Kong Cricket Club seniors at So0| Chai-chan (12 pts.), Margaret Chan v. B. 505 17 28 0.

Meeting, betting was only confin-in front of goal, or presented with ed to the St. John's Cup. Honga shooting opportunity, they fail Kong Jockey Club prices will be led badly. paid on the winning ponies of the other races.

The results of the call-over up to 5 pm. yesterday were as for lows:

St. John's Cup

Canary 5 to 1 of Daylight Eve 3

kunpoo next Saturday:

(8 pha.), Ip Mai-ching. Chu Ch

00000.

Ow 10-35

F. D. Pereira (Capt.), S. Ach and ip Wai-lan. Total 31 point. Eliot Hal "A" 0 0 0 0 0 0

hot Hall Ismail, A. H. Madar, A. P. Minu South Chrs Athletic Association

Mases Ho K-g-in, Kwan Man-fan Kowloon Tong (3 pts), Chu W ngan (2 pts.), Choi Woon-thing Tong Mai-yak and Wong Oi-lat. Total 5 points.

The two wingers, Rose, on the A. S. Suffad, A. E. Abbas, Y. el right and Manning, on the left, Arculli; M el Arculli, K. Nazarin, were fairly good, the latter being 4 R Kitchell and M. P. Madar. seen on several occasions in nice

}runs down the field.

Willerton, though hard working did not display the same form

10 and 2: Diogenes & to. 1-a, 6 to 1 that he has done in previous

t; Don 5 to 1-0, Forgemaster 5 to 1 games. He was slow and his

or High Wast 5 to 1 o; Ike 10 to

o; Iron Cross 10 to 1 o: Josephine 10

to 10; King's Parade & to 1 o; Neru.

Iar Star 8 to 1 o: Racing Lock 5 to

1 o: Racing Pinck 4 to 10 and t: E.

1. P. 19 to 1 o, Tillicum 4 to 2 e-

I

Tom Cobley 5 to 1o and t. Valley View 6 to 10 and t; and Wisdom, Stag 550 10 2

TENNIS AT KCC

shooting very poor

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YACHTING RESULTS

In the seventh “A” Class Wed-]

zace sabed festerday Squad. LE CR. Kézry, E.AF, at the hehm of La Linda, won from Lobo, which was handled by Major F.-C. Booty - Me JD Newuzing heim at Stelia, won the Mired lasses - Ente from Herony hel

under the patience of «

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Army 1st XI- Major V. J, Bonavia, Capt. L.. J. Walch, Capt. D. W. Persse, TA. J. E. Johnson, Lt. E. M. Dawson, Lt. J. P. Williams, LL. C. C. Garth- write, C. S. M. Elvin, Cpl. Ballard, Pte. Hebert and Bdsm King.

POLICE AND RA.

SHARE 4 GOALS ON K.F.C. GROUND CL Hoperaft. Beside Whitehead,

TO-NIGHT'S MEN'S DOUBLES Brittain Concedes

A-BADMINTON MATCH

Penalty

Army 2nd XI: Capt P. F. Foley, S/Set War, Sergt. Daniells, Spr Hoddmot, Capt. Kimm, Cpl - Apps,

Bdsm Cox, Ptal Coster, and

COYLE MISSES AN OPEN GOAL NAVY TO MEET C.C.C. As Taikoo have postponed their On the Kowloon Football Club) ON SATURDAY match with the Fire Brigade for

ground yesterday, the Police met (this evening, only one match in the Men's Doubies Esdminton

combined Artillery team (Stone Lt. Holland-Martin To League will be played this even-cutters and Lyeeman)-in a friend-

Play Again ing, when St Andrew's “A”, will ly football match which ended in enteriam the Sailor and Sol- draw, each side scoring twice.

diers Homes

INTERPORT RUGBY FARRANGEMENTS:

The Artillery kicked on, only to The following will represent find the Police forwards bringing the Royal Navy in their Leagze the ball down to their territory cricket fixtures against Craigen with the result that Price and gower Cricket Club next Saturday, Clangaya ere given plenty.

Navy XIL Branwell, Capt Burg, I. Daveliport. Lt. Holland Mattn JA Hunting, Le Bartley. It. Bake 12. Miern, Le Wraith,

After several tõids were des cassion of the visit of of. Stevens broke through on his

Rugby Union Foot own and crowned a solo effort Tel Tunell and Chiness New Year, with a vezine vor

will be held

Following the

25 and the news pressed stroms

burn

and RICHL (Continued on

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