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THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 12, 1938

WILLY REED'S BRILLIANT FORM

STEEL COULSON Recreio Defeat R.AF.

By Only Goal In Hockey Tournament Encounter

LEAGUE

The following are the latest results:

SNOOKER

P. Recreation Club

57

2588 SAE

1. E. 8./M.

Score Break

Score Break

Colnenne

56

Howlett

Lowe

31

Brown

61

Дисав

14

Franklin

62

Naval Police Mess

C. & P. O. R. C.

Dempster

30

Halstead

64

Philpott

45

Brown

28

Marvin

30 Pethick

77

Police Recreation Club

P. Recreation Club

Garrison S/M.

Howlett

51

Pittham

48

Franklin

34

Brittlebank

.63

Ellis

48 Gill

R. E. S/M..

Colnenne

32 Pittham

i.

Land

37

Brittlebank

Lucas

62 Gill:

C. C. C.

Leonard

Garrison S/M.

R. E. S/M.

.62 Fall

- 50 Colnenne

50 Carter

LEAGUE TABLE

DAWSON, KENNEDY AND MILLAR SHINE FOR LOSERS

Ribeiro's

Good Goalkeeping

(By "STICKS")

COURAGEOUS

INNINGS AGAINST M.C.C.

Pretoria, Saturday.

The match between the M.C.C. and North-Eastern. Transvaal was featured by courageous hitting on the part of the Test players, Len Brown, who scored 75 runs in 84 minutes. He hit seven boundaries and four sixes.

Wilkinson, by clever variation of flight and spin, took five wickets for 24 runs. Goddard, after a Brilliant displays in the intermediate lines featured the Hong brilliant spell in the course of 27 Kong Hockey Association Tournament match between Recreio and which he took three wickets for 12 Royal Air Force, at King's Park yesterday morning, when the Por-runs, was punished by Brown, and tuguese Club beat the Airmen by an only goal scored by Johnny finally returned the figures of 3 48 Fonseca, Shanghai all-rounder and Interporter, during the first half. for 49.

54

P. W.-L.-F. Agt. Pts.

1 14 4 14

Solina

Kitchell

Garrison S/M 6 5 Police Recreation

Club ..... 6 5 4

1 12

6 12

2 10% 3 7

8

C. S. C. C... 6

C. & P. O. R. C. 5 2

49

50

Both teams set a cracking led by Willie Reed, was in grand Hutton, with customary bril-

30 pace and maintained it through-form and R. Marques should catch liance, hit up 66. He scored 50 in Jout, but the limelight went to the eye of the Colony Selectors. 77 minutes, including four boun- "W. A. Reed, the Colony and Re-

daries.

46

7% 10%

R. E. S/M... 6 2 4 6% 11% C. C. C.

5.2.3 6 10 Naval Police. 6 06-513

7

6%

Б

· 5

Highest Break ..P. O. Brown score 22. Highest Break ..Pittham, score 22. BILLIARDS

P. Recreation Club

Score Break

R. E. S/M.

Bostock

Pearse

Walsh

Score Break

150 Pile

creio's centre-half, who gave a

HAD EVERYTHING

K

In attack Recreio had everything Close of play scores were: superb exhibition of stickwork that was desired speed, combina-North Eastern Transvaal: 161 (Len

dard 8 for 49). M.C.C.: 109 for 2 (Hutton 59),-Reuter,

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and who must take most of the tion and marksmanship, although|g Brown 75, Wilkinson 5 for 24, God- credit for Recreio's victory. in the latter stages of the game Times without numbers he inter- Béltrao and Fonseca bungled sever- cepted passes from either wing-al opportunities through being over-

forwards and, in impetuous. ers or inside

Ozorio and L. G. the latter stages of the game, Gosano made a dangerous left-wing completely broke down the Air-pair, but were never given a chance men's attack.

by Millar, who has played for the Royal Air Force at Home.

Air Force fielded a stronger team 146 than usual and the reappearance of 150 Dawson, at centre-half, strengthen- .C. & P. O. R. C. ed their intermediate line to a great

150 extent.

Another outstanding R. A.

73 Howlett Bradsell

I

127

Naval Police Mess

142 Berryman

150 Honeywell

Garrison S/M. O'Connor

Bennett Greenway Garrison 8/M.

150

123

►

The game was played at a very fast pace throughout and was ex- cellently controlled by Messrs. Henderson and Pennell.

R.

JUNIOR SHIELD RESULTS

EASTERN BADLY TROUNCED

5th A.A. Bde., R.A., trounced East- ern by eight clear goals in their Jun- for Shield encounter at Caroline Hill yesterday.

Calvert, Coughlan (2) and Percival scored in the first half and Dobbinson, Whittle, Lawton and Coughlan scored in the second period.

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120 F. figure was Kennedy, at left-half.

Recreio: V. Ribeiro; A. M. Rodrigues 145 His clever stickwork, interceptions Reed and A. M. Alves; P. Yvanovich and J. Gonsalves; R. Marques, W. A

# and above all distribution of the J.. Fonseca, N. Beltrao, H. L. Ozorio

SOUTH CHINA WIN 150 ball provided one of the outstanding and L. G. Gosano.

'South China eliminated Kwong Wah 134 features of the game. Pitted as

R.A.F.: LA.C. King; Sgt. Ackrill[by 8 goal to 1, at Kowloon, he was against much younger and, Dawson and Lt. Cdr. Kennedy: Lt. Cha-fat scored for South China in the and Lt. Smeeton; Sqd. Ldr. Miller, Sgt. Luk Fat-hang, Yip Yau-po and Chi 150 150 in some cases faster opponents, he Bailey, Lt. Woods, Cpl. Bartlett, Lt. first half, while Chow Wing-hung re- 103 did remarkably well and kept his Medd and A. B. Froud.

plied for Kwong Wah. side of the field fairly intact.

Whelan

Roach

Philpott

160 Halstead

P. Recreation Club

Howlet

150

Bradsell

101

Matches

150

R. E. S/M.

Bostock

Colnenne

Walsh

C. C. C.

Lewis

Leonard

150 150

R. E S/M. Colnenne Bostock

140 148

Kitchell

150 Carter

102

LEAGUE TABLE

113 O'Connor

57 Greenway 150 Bennett

P. W. L. F. Agt. Pts.

C. S. C. C... 6 5 1 16

8.

2 16

G. S/M.

6 4 2 10

8

10

C. C. C.

5

3 2 8

7

R. E. S/M

6 2 4

7

117

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3 3 7

11

7

2 3 6

9

6

12

6

P. R. C.

C. & P. O. R. C, 5 'Naval Police 6 2 4 6

Highest Break Rakussen score 50. DARTS

Air

MILLER, SHINES

i

STUBBS SHIELD

FIRST ROUND

RESULTS

The following are first round results

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difficult

THIRD DIVISION “B” Royal Air Force had no against Amateur Sporting Association at Kowloon, winning five clear goals,

Dawson and Smith scored early in the game and in the second-half, Smith (2), and Froud scored again.

* ** **

in the Stubbs Shield Golf Competition An odd goal in three gave the Sig- held at Fanling recently: H.M.S. Corn-nals both points in their game against flower beat Hong Kong and Shanghai the Powhattan-yesterday. Bank 1 up.

American Express beat Hong Kong Mines 4 and 3.

Force's rear-line ̈defence was not as good 38 it might have been, Ackrill being too prone to wander from his position, throwing an extra burden onto the shoulders of Millar. their right-half, who was also one of the hardest worked defenders on view.

Recreio's defence was excellent and tribute must be paid to the splendid goalkeeping of Ribeiro, who stopped and diverted many power 2 ful shots. In front of him, Ro 2drigues and Gonsalves made a and 1.

covered Asiatic Petroleum Co., beat Caldbeck

Macgregor's 5 and 3. The Por- 7tuguese intermediate line, brilliantly

Naval Police Mess", C., & P. O. R. C.

Score Break'

Score Break

Honeywell

2

2

2

P. Recreation Club sound pair of packs and

Philpott

1. Brown

Elliott

1

Brook

Hartley

1

Valleer.

Bennett

Walker

1 Berryman

R. E. S/M.

Riley

0 Howlett

Eaton

0

Franklin

Lowe

2 Dowman

Fleming

2 Riddell

Lucas

0 Sabey

LEAGUE TABLE

2 each other's approaches.

P. W. L. F. Agt. Pts: {

Police Recreation

Club

R. E. S/M.

Naval Police

Mess

4 2 2 14 6 14. 4·3 1:14

6 3 2 9 16

6 14

9

11

9

Imperial Cafe '5 1 4. 9 10

9

C. & P. O. R. C. 4 2 2 9

Highest game finish..Sabey score 116 Highest score in three successive darts Howlett score 139

NOMADS BEAT R.A.O.C.

In another Tournament match on 'the Police 'ground. Nomads Hockey Club beat R.A.0.C. by thrée clear goals. The game was fast and inter- esting and the Nomads thoroughly de- served to win. ...

The Nomads scored through R. J. Reed, S. A. Reed and F. O. Reed.

H. D. RUMJAHN SUFFERING FROM HONG KONG FOOT

Because of an attack of Hong Kong foot, H. D. Rumfshn, with the consent | of his partner. Mrs. Chiu Chun-chit.

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R.A.P.C. beat others 3 and 2. nix 3 and 2.

Education Dept. beat H.M.S. Phoe-

Dr. Anderson, and

Chartered Bank beat Bank Line 3

J. D. Hutchison and Co., received w. o from Medical Dent. (scratched).

SPECIAL

Powhatten took the lead through Ho Kwei-ngan and Martin equalised from a penalty. Hutchinson scored the win ning goal towards the end.

H.K.V.D.C. beat Canadian Pacific 2 and 1.

H.M.S. Grampus beat Butterfield and Swires 8 and 2.

-Dodwell and Co. beat Manufacturers. Life at the 19th.

R.A.M.C. beat Leigh and Orange at the 19th.

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