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THIRD DIVISION ENCOUNTERS

Liga Surprise The Ordnance Corps

SAFFERS WIN AND CHINESE POLICE-SHARE - SPOILS

ATHLETIC AND

K. CHINESE IN

DRAWN GAME Cheung Ying-kuen In Limelight

MAX SHUI-HOW LEAVES FORMER CLUB

Four matches in the Third D R.-S. Halden, the former Cen-vision of the League were played Despite the slippery nature of tral British_School fast bowler, yesterday, resulting in wins for the ground caused by a day-dong who played an odd game or two Ligs over the Onance Corps by drizzle and the fast failing light for the Kowloon Cricket Club last 4 goals to 2; the Sappers over the in the closing stages, an exciting winter, also took part in the trial- European Police by 4 goals to 1, soccer match in the First Divi He bowled seven overs for 22 ans, the Service Corps over Kwong sion of the local League was wit-taking two wickets in the process.Wak by five clear goals; while the nessed on the Club, ground yes. If he does not attempt to over- Medicals and.TM Chinese Police terday where the Kowloon bowl himself, Holden should do? Chinese and the Athletic shared well. Like young Dummet, what shared two goals.

Liga surprised even their most he needs most now is to be taken two goals.

Contrary to expectations,—Makjin hand by one of the many ex-optimistic supporters when they]. Shui-hon, the Chinese Olympic perienced-cricketers at the Club. led the Ordnance Corps at Cha- tham Road by the odd goal in Tull-back did not turn out for the

three at the interval, the whole Athletic, but made his first ap Others to show up well in the team being superior to their op pearance this season as

right trial were the Rev. H. W. Baines,ponents in every department of back for the Kowloon

Chinese with both bat and ball, Comdr the game. Santos (2) and Souza He was however, not on his best p B. Haytor, also with bat and

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KOWLOON CHINESE JUNIORS TRIUMPH

Athletic Outplayed On Wet Ground

WINNERS HAVE GOOD

"FORWARD LINE

hall, N. P. Fox, A. W. Hayward, netted for the winner, while The Club-ground which is one G F Cohagan and J. F. Davis, toe and Duffield scared for the of the best in the Colony, was not who bowled well to take two wickets

The Sappers were more than a aquagmire, the turf remaining at a cost of four runs apiece. The firm, but slippery, and 23 a result trial gave me the impression that match for the European. Police at ground passes were very often the Club will have any amount of Kowloon yesterday, and gave missed, especially by the wingers players on whom to draw during dazzling display under poor con-

Good Display

the season, and with such a happy ditions. L Jordan, their leader, prevailing, the being outstanding Jordan netted- The outstanding player in the state of anairs

very two excellent goals in the opening Kowloon Chinese team was Wong: 1986-7 season should be ☎

minutes and Beale increased the Cheung, their custodian, who gave successful one for them.

Sappers lead soon after. Wit an inspired performance-through-

***** feature of the IRC. trialingdou netted the only goat for Delighting under the prevailing out the encounter. Chow Man-chi,

cricket the Police just before the inter-conditions, the Kowloon Chinese the inside-left, made the majority game was the return to

their of the openings at forward, but of two of the original members of val. In the second half Taylor outplayed the Athletic in

Second Division encounter on the he received little or no support the LRC. first team, namely A. brought the Sappers total to 4

Rejuvenated!

Club ground yesterday, winning by from his other forwards, Au Rumjahn and A. e Arculli. Eum- jahn, incidentally, fas just been

The rain seemed to do wonders 4 goals to 1 after sharing two Ping-ming, usually a good man made their captain for the season. yesterday, and a rejuvenation of goals at the interval." experieneng an off-day.

and with so experienced a man at the Service Corps Third Division The Kowloon Chinese attack gave Kwong sum and Lao Cheong-sang the helm the Sookanpoo club should team was witnessed at Sookan-a very fine exhibition and the right and left-wingers, res-] pectively, were often beaten by įthe ground.

Tang

Cheung Ying-kren, the Athletic įpivot, was the outstanding player

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were

again go far in the League, though

hear they will be without a few, where they trounced Kwong ably backed up by a fast interme

Wab by five clear goals.

diate line. On yesterday's form of last season's players.

Dearing and Mair shone for they will want some stopping. the winners, while Lo Shu-kar, Chan Yat-kee, the Kowloon Chin- in their team and on present form! Twenty-six players turned up the losers right back, was their ese inside left, was in splendid Dearing scored in the fettle and netted two of the goris. will probably offer a serious chal-for the game so that each side best man.

The winners were much fasten lenge for the Interport centre-played 13 men. I was glad to first half for the. Service Corps half position. All his movements see J. S. Abdul-Curreem jump into and further goals came from than their opponents and this ac- Eas counted for their victory to 2: were cool and calculated and hejhis best form; he retired after Dearing, Riley, Muir and

large extent. The Athletic-full- rarely made a mistake in his dis-scoring 28 runs. He is easily one terbrook in the second half.

-backs, receiving scazt support frum tribution

of the prettiest hats at the LB.C.,

Grim Struggle

their halves, had a trying time and ánd if Ize

only be Athletic Forwards

In the remaining Third Divi

as a result cracked up badly in stick to the

sion encounter, the Medicals and the latter stages. The whole Athle cheug and Lim Tak persuaded to

CHINESE FOIRE ve Tasadena, Lead, th lee were the most dangerous of

a grim struggle at Sookunpoo Wing-sing, their goalkeeper, was

the Athletic forwards, while years ago, he should make a lot Cheong Moon-wing, their left-f runs during the season. which culminated in a draw of off-colour.

also sends down a useful medium- ¡paced ball

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one goal each. Howells, Hughes Chan Yat-kee opened the scor- winger, who is usually seen in an

and Youd abone for the Medicals ing for Kowloon Chinese, but al inside-berth, was also dangerous

was most immediately afterwards the on occasions, and managed to lift Opening the innings for A in defence, while Harrison

Athletic notched their only point the ball into the goalmouth. Minu's team, A. el Arcalli made the pick of the forwards.

The Athletic opened the scor-120 runs and showed that he has

Lee Sing and Chiang Kong through Wong San-ker, who went ling in the second half after 2pistill a very sound defence. He were the pick of the Chinese Po-through in a solo effort. Chan juneventful opening stanza. La also bowled a couple of overs but lice defence. The Medicals took Kee and Chan Yau-sing (2) netted Wai-gai, the Athletic right-wings obviously in need of more prac- the lead in the first half through for the Kowloon Chinese ers, was featured in a splendid tice in this, department of the Harrison, but Li Kam equalised second half to complete the scor- run almost the length of the game. A medium-to-fast left-hand in the later stages of the game. ing. tonchline and culminated his ef- bowler, he should prove ад 30- fort with a shot which completely quisition to a side already strong deceived Wong Cheung. The Kow in bowling... loon Chinese, however, levelled

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18 of which came from F. Har-

in

the

RECREIO WINS THE

"RUBBER

American Club Second

per, who has for some seasons the scores soon after through An Of the younger players, Yow been one of their most-con- Ping-ming, whe converted a Barma, A. M. Rumjahn, MService were without the services sistent scorers. I noticed the Civil opening by Chow Man-chi Arvalli, A. R. Kitchell and I. elof HF. Westlake, last season's The third and final round of the

Kowloon Chinese-Wong Cheung- Arcalli all showed up well and

Ho

Mak Sal-bon, Chan Hang-kong three of them at least should and skipper, and from enquiries made Triangular Bridge Tournament Wong Wing-hong, Lai Kwok-chm,

Cher-yin: Tang Kwong-mm, places in the first team Barma I learned that he will probably be between the American Club, Kow- Yeung Ean-po, Au Ping-ming. Chow is a very useful slow bowler, but playing for the first eleven this loon Cricket Club and Club de Recreio was played at the Ameri- needs more watch experience.

can Club last week and resulted

Man-chi, Laz Cheong-sang-

season.

Becrein

Athletic Tan Kwang-kong Lo

Although it is still early in the Wai-man, Wong Sic-ping: Ng Tale

If the performances of C. Pope season, the batting of the Police in a decisive win for the Club de wing, Cheung Ying-kuen, Lo Wal- knen; La Wa-pal Chin Cheeton, and B. G. Baker against the Civil team was not impressive and... 1

In the three, matches which Lee Hang-chong, Lim Tak-ise, Service Cricket Club are anything would suggest more pets practice were played, the Club de Recreio | Cheyng Moon=wing.

to go by, the Police Recreation for most of them. S. Loughlin, assed a total of 27,010 points,

ARSENAL

Club are going to be very well for instance, plays with a perfect- BROPHY

Phaye tra

Hove Albion Bro }for Margate for three sessoTLE,

served in the bowling department ly straight bat and he also has while the American Club finished this winter. Pope took 5 for 15, the strokes, but they alone will second with minus 4,610 points including three wickets for one run not being runs. It is constant and the Kowloon Cricket Club fi ing in his last over, while Baker had practice that will do the trick, ished third with min

14 for 20

and if he would only put in more points. The Club de time at the nets he would be one winners, now tak

Second the Cup prese Against their bowling- the Ciril of the most stoc

FAbrahamu *Service could only make $5 runs 1Division batam

12,400

25

possession

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