THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 77, 1940.
Skip's Tables ST. JOSEPH'S SURPRISE WIN
FOLLOWING ARE the records of all skips in the First and Second Divisions of the 'Lawn Bowls
League.
C. G. Silva (Rec. "A") U. M. Omar (C.C.C.)
F.. X. .M. Silva (Rec. "A"}
A. M. Holland (K.B.G.C.)
G. H. Sherriff (K.B.G.C.)
B. Basto (Rec. "8")
Pte.
12
Fraser And Naysmith Play Well
LEONARD AND HUSSAIN YESTERDAY'S BULWARKS IN DEFENCE
(By "Referee")
A RE-ORGANISED St. Joseph's team caused one of the greatest surprises in First Division foot- ball circles when, before a poor crowd, they defeated Royal Scots, conquerors of South China, yesterday by two clear goals, scored by Santos in the first half.
St. Joseph's fully deserved their win as they 12 played good and clever football, the inter-passing and positional play of their forwards, who have not played together this season before, being marked features of their play.
The Saints were the faster team both in attack and in defence and once in possession made the best younger players
still lack experience and obviously have much room for improvement.
FIRST
DIVISION
•
Shoto Shots
17 16 1
P. W. L. T. F. A. Up Dn.
0 433 254
179
0
32
17 14
3
0 359 285
74
0
28
£
17 13
辞
0 370 306
64
0
20
17. 121
4
1- 377-287
90
- 0:25.
17 12
5
0 386 299
87
0
24
C. S. Rosselet (C.C.C.)
17 11 5
1 376 316
59
0
23
A. J. Hall (K.B.G.C.)
17 8
6
3 358 296
63
0
19
E. Kern (K.C.C.)
17
9. 7
1 325 358
0 33
1.9
A. K. Minu (1.R.C.) -
18
9 B
1 348 372
0
24
19
A. R. Dallah (1.R.C.)
14
9
5
0 288 252
36
0
18
R. Basa (C.C.C.)
17.7
7
3 342 310
32
O
17.
M. R. Abbas (I.R.C.)
17 8
8
1 362 333
29
0
17
18 B 9
1 377 875
2
O
17
1
J. C. 8. Fender (P.R.C:)
14
5
5
4 275 281
14
0
14
E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.)
16 7
9
0 296 304
0
8
14
J. J. Basto (Rec. "B")
17
7 10
0 340 389
0
49
14
F. J. Jones (C.S.C.C.)
13 6
6
1 255 272
0
17
13
K. S. Robertson (H.K.F.C.)
14
6 7
1 273 289
0
16
13
R. Morrison (K.D.R.C.)
11
6
6
0 227 237
0
10
H. A. Alves (Rec. "A")
12
6 6
0 266 200
F. Goodwin (K.C.C.)
14
7
2 252 306
47 0
0
54
12
F. Cullen (K.D.R.C.)
11
5 5
1 207 206
0
11
J. E, Noronha (Rec. "B")
13 5 7
1 251 257
0
11
E. G. Post (P.R.C.) ...
7 4
1
2 140 127
13
0
10
H. E. Strange (C.B.C.C.)
10 5
5
0 210 214
о
4
10
G. Duncan (H.K.F.C.)
11
4 6
1 212 214
0
2
9
R. F. Luz (Rec. "A")
5 4 1
0 120 79
41
0
8
J. Fraser (K.C.C.)
5 4
1
0 100
87
13
་
0
8
use of the ball but several of the
M. N. Rakusen (G.S.C.C.)
7
4
3
0 139 123
16
0
8
J. Shepherd (P.R.C.)
11 4
7
0 206 233
0
27
8
J. McKelvie (K.D.R.C.)
12
4 8
0 203 236
0
33
୫
N. J. Bebbington: (H.K.F.C.)
16
3 12
1 254-352
อ 98
7
J. Kempton (K.D.R.C.)
14
3-11
0 264 326
0. 62
6
J. Hollidge (C.S.C.C.)
6 2. 3
1 114 129
0
15
5
J. Orem (P.R.C.)
7 2 4
1 119 153
0 34
5
W. GIII (H.K.F.C.)
7 2
5
0 114'163
0 49
4
A. E. Carey (P.R.C.)
11 2 9
Q 204 234
0
30
4
L. A. Collyer (C.S.C.C.)
2 1 1
0
48 37
11
0
2
L. Silva (Rec. "B")
2 1
1
0
38
39
0
1
2
1
1
0.36
39
0
3
2
A. R. Minu (L.R.C.)
4
1
3
0 73
81
0
8
2
J. F. McGowan (C.S.C.C.)
8 1 7
0 129 204
0
76
2
A. Hyde-Lay (K.B.G.C.)
1 0 1 0
16 17
0 1
0
J. G. Meyer (K.B.G.C.)
0
0 21
0 23
2
A. Bakar (I.R.C.)
1
0
0 1
19
26
0
7
0
H. G. Wallington (H.K.F.C.)
0 4.
0
9
24
15
0
A. Spary (K.C.C.)
1
0
1
0
9
28
0
19
0
G. C. Moss (K.C.C.)
1
Ο
1
0
14
37
0 23
0
W. Dall (P.R.C.)
2 0 2
0
41 47
0
6
0
G. Perkins (Police)
2 0
2
0
28 51
0
23
G. Roza-Pareira (Rcc. "B")
4 0
4
D
47 103
0
56
W. Brooksbank (H.K.F.C.)
5 0
5
0 69 142
0
73
SECOND
DIVISION
A. J. Kew (K.T.)
18 13
4 1 372 304 68
27
16 13
3
0 377 250 127
0
26
J. C. Chalmers (T.C.)
16 11 5
0 363 283
80
22
R. Duncan (K.B.G.C.)
17 11
6
0 386 292
94
22
P. Younghusband (K.F.C.)
16 10
5
1 359 289
70
0
21
J. L. Stephens (K.T.)
14 10 4 0 304 256
48
20
W. Simpson (K.F.C.)
15 10 5 0 346 282
64
20
R. M. Keown (T.C.)
17 10
7
0 350 295
55
0
20
A. W. Brown (H.K.0.C.)
17
9
6
2 334 346
0
12
20
O. P. Remedios (Rec.)
18 10
8
0 333 345
0 12
20
W. K. Way (0.0.0.) W McNeill (C.C.C.) D. "Munro (T.Ċ.) 5.
15 8 4 3 329 279
50
19
10
9 1
0 228.164
64
0.18
17
8 9
0 345 326
19
0.- 18
H. Drew (K.B.G.C.)
11 B
3
0 242 197
45
0 46
E. de Souza (Rec.)
9.15:
A. A. Lewis (C.C.C.)
13
7 6
P 254 242
12
0
14
T. W. Barr (K.C.C.)
16
7 9
0 316 313
3
14
P. Yvanovich (Rec.)
12
6 5
1 238 242
0
#
13
A. Spary (K.0.0.)
9
6 3
0 184 166
28
H. Gittins (K.T.)
12
6 6
W. V.. Field (K.F.C.)
10
6.4
J. Deakin (C.S.C.C.)
H. L. Lockhart (K.B.G.C.)
·R. R. Davies (H.K.C.C.)
V. Chittenden (K.F.C.)
H. Overy (K.C.C.)
·17791 307 3160
11 5 6
0 238 239
1 223 167
0 186 199
T. Lock (C.C..)
TStainton (T.C.)
B. E. Maughan (H.K.C.C.)
F. Channing (P.R.C.)
W. R. HIllyer (C.S.0.0.)
L. Guy (K.B.G.C.)
10. 3 7 0 171 220
12 3 9 0 196 290
4 2 3.2 1
DDOODOOONNOGOO
0 3
BAND
GOAL-SCORERS
Police
FIRST DIVISION
2
Ferrior (pen.), Moss.
Royal Scots 0
SECOND
Polico
Morrison.
1
3
2
S. China
Lee Wai-tong
(poni), Lee Shek-yail, Chan Tak-fai. St. Joseph's 2 C.-Santos (2), DIVISION® S. China
Chang Kwok. chang. Kit Chee 3
Leung Ping Kwan (2) & Fok Yul-wah.
4 Engineers
Fox (2), Lowe and Le
Royal Scots 2
Holden and Gibb.
Sing Tao
1
Palmer (own goal).
Watum
(pen),
THIRD DIVISION
Shell
R.A.F.
12th R.A.
B 7th R.A.. A.S.A.
3
1 35th R.A.
1
0
1
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
The
Golf
In the absence of Fernandes, | Lee Kwai-chuen, lack experi- their pivot, who was on duty, D.ence though they were fast and Leonard was forced to occupy the sent over good centres. Cruz had centre-half berth while J. Bowen two scoring opportunities but fail- perfect Lee fumbled was brought in at left-back at the ed, while
passes from Santos and Gomes. last moment.
Whereas Royal Scots relied on Royal Scots played well to a much individual work in the at-point but were bad in their shoot- tack, the Saints" forwards were ing. They had several scoring unselfish and passed well, though chances, but Tsang, in Saints'
O Annual Shek at times they over-did it. Santos goal, was seldom really tested,
Hossack started off on the right Championship was won yesterday was the mainstay of their attack
wing and with his speed had the by Col. H, B. Rose, who return- and he was always a danger.
36 holes. The game started at a fast pace best of the opposing half and back. ed a card of 143 for
the
in course record broke with St. Joseph's doing most of Several good centres by him Lt. Col. E. J. R. Mitchell, who the attacking but in the second should have been turned to ac-
the morning with a score of 65 period Royal Scots were definitely count.
bad shooting and In the second half he went for 18 holes, was runner-up, re- on top, but 0
hesitancy in front of goal back to his usual position, at cen- turning a card of 80 in the after-
instilled noon. robbed them of several scoring tre-forward, where he 0
more life into the attack but ne opportunities,
*NNNNNDDDDDO....
0 12 12 560 11
0 13
Sound Defence
The Junior Championship was
The bogey pool competition in the morning was won by Lt.-Col. Mitchell, who returned a card of 65 with a handicap of seven, and
in the. of 72 by Lt.-Col. Dowbiggin afternoon with a card against a handicap of 17.
The following were the leading
Col H. B. Rose ...
were 4F. Groves
Lt. Col.
I was well watched by Leonard won by Lt.-Col. H. B. L. Dowbig- and when he did evade the latter's gin with a card of 150 for the.
two rounds.. attention found Hussain there.
Marshall and Fleming were The strength of the St. Joseph's team lay in their defence, which, great triers in the inside berths composed of the majority of last and both went near scoring.
Falconer, in the pivotal position, ycar's players, was in great form. D. Leonard, in the pivotal position, worked hard but he was kept on tricky Saints played the game of his life in ef- the move by the fectively smothering. the Royal forwards. inside forwards. His weight and
Duncan Safe heading aided him to a great ex- tent and his passing and distri-
Naysmith and Fraser bulion to both his wingers and un- marked forwards was an eye-sound pair of backs. Both played D. B. Evans opener to the St. Joseph's. com- well and cleared strongly. Fraser stopped many a dangerous move mittee.
in the closing while Naysmith stages had Santos and Lee well covered.
any
scores:
7271 143 Lt. Col. E. J. R. Mitchell: 6380—145
H. B. L. Dow..
biggin
80.67147 7577150
7872-150
Recreio Beaten
Lau Wing-kong, at left half, play ed a sound game in spite of being handicapped by weight and height. This was the first time he had played League football. He is still in school and all the football he has hitherto played has been in and in miniature 'school' games football. He was given the task of marking Hossack in the first half, and though he was often out-man- the most part in favour of St. F. A. Xavier oeuvred and out-paced he stuck Joseph's who set a fast pace for J. Soares
Duncan, in goal, was safe with shots from a distance and
At King's Park yesterday, Kow- brought off some good saves, parti-loon Football Club beat Club de cularly in the first half. He was Recreio by 10 shots in Second Di- beaten twice by Santos from close vision of the Lawn Bowls League.
K.F.C. Recreio quarters and had no chance at all.
Play in the first half was for C. F. Vas
J. Gibson
A. E. Eastman R: Hall.
(Skip)
18
to his task gamely. In the second the first ten minutes. It was gen-O. P. Remedios P. Younghusband period he was very prominent eraily expected that the Saints (Skip) 23 when Auldy when over to the would not be able to keep it up, F. X. Monteiro, A. Dand J. Smith right wing, and he relieved Bowen, but when Santos opened the scor-C. C. Pereira
ing shortly after they played even M. F. Alarcon C. Dowman the left-back, of much worry.
10
8 4 4
0 147 151
0. 4
8
9. .4 5
0 182 200
0 18
8
A. H. Bagte (K.T.)
10
3 6-1 185 204
0
19 7.
S. Eccleshall (C.5.C.C.)
14
3 10
1 233 315
0 82
7
H. W. Randall (C.C,C.)
4 3, 1
0 117 76 .41
0 6
4 3 1
72 48 24
0 -6
4 3 1 0 83 71
12
9 3 60 163 189
0
0. 6 364 6.
0 49 .6
0 94
6
1 88 70
18
0.
5
G. C. Moss (K.C.C.)
0 80 40
40
04.
A. Soutar (P.R.C.)
3' 2 1 0
65
63
W. Harrower (K.B.G.C.)
4 2 2 0 88 60
28
A. Wright (P.R.C.)
J. M. Jack (K.C.C.)
4 2 2 0 80 77
5. 2 3 0
J. C. Aitken (Police)
91 113
6 2 4 0 108-129
́G. E. Costello (H.K.C.C.)
R. Marks. (K.Q.C.)
J. W. Macdonald: (P.R.C.)
6 2 4 ·0 101 133 · 0
7: 2 5 0 135 154
9. 2
7
0142 221
C. Strange (C.S.C.C.)
14 1 11
2 232 306
W. Hyde (K.C.C.) ..
1: 1
0
D. 30 3 27
J. Prentice (H.K.C.C.)
1
1 0
0 31 12 .19
R. H. Wild (H.K.C.C.)
1: 1 0
0 31 13 18
J. C. GII (K.B.G.C.)
10. 0 20 14
¡A. A, Razack (C.C.C.)
1 0 0 24
13 11
A. A. Remedios (Recreio)
1
0 Ο 19 10
V. N. Atienza (K.F.C.)
11. 0
0.22 17
A. M. Rodrigues (Rec.)
W. Penny (C.0.0))
E, Zimmern (C.C.D.)
E. Kirman (C.S.C.C.)
W. Glendinning (P.R.C.)
W. E. Hollands (P.R.C.).
A. B. Allen (Ç.§.C,C.). -
J. Henson (K.F.C.)
W. Ward (C.C.C.)
W. S. Dall'(Police)
E. W. Simmonds (C.S.C.C.).
2
1
E. 8. Abraham (H.K.C.C.)
2. 1 1 0 45 35 10
11 0.42 35 7
1. 1 0 37 36 .1.
1 '0 36 34
2 1 1 0-32 47
1,30
57 861
0
3 1 01 98
37
0
1.0 18 21
3"
0
0 1 B 14. 18
4
1. 0
1.0 17 22 0
5
0
N. P. Karandia (C.C.C.)
1
0 1 0 16
23
7
:0
W. J. Burling (C.8.C.C.)
1:0
B 10
¡A, W. Ramący (K.C.P.C.)
1 0
1
0 10 26
10. 0
SA. W. Smith (K.C.C.)
1 0
1
0 16 26
10
#G. E. F. Thompson (K.BIG.C.)
1 0
1 0.14
28
14
W. B. Fraser. (P.R,C.)
1' 0
1
0 12 28.
~0
10
A. E. Coates (C:CIC.)
0
10
3. Purvis (0.8.0.0.)
10
J. McWaltor (P.R.C.))
101
。
8 34
020
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¡A. Nibalm (H.X:C.G.) ·
1 0
1
0
10 37.
0 27 D
A. Stevens (C.8.C.C.)
1.0
1 0 10 45
2-0
2 0 38 63
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0
0
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0
4
0
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4 display compared with that against interval.
Club last week... Maher 4-deputed to
watch the winger, team in the second period. The A. M. Rodrigues W. Simpson
(Skip) Gelroy, and did his task well dash of St. Joseph's attack had With the vingers continually died down and it was left to the marked, the inside forwards were defence to carry them through. left to Leonard; who had a trying Hossack, Fleming and Marshall afternoon.
went near scoring but. their part- Bowen, at left-back, was ob-ing, shots were badly placed.
Royal Scote: Duncan Naysmith. viously out of practice but, as n stopper he came up to expecta-Fraser: Parnaby, Falconer, Symons: Hossack. Marshall, Auld, Flemming and tions. His heading relieved many Gilroy.
an awkward situation, but his St. Joseph's S, Tsang: J. Bowen,. clowness in recovery threw much A. J. Hussain: Lau Wing-kwong, D. 02dditional work on Hussain, who Leonard, G. Maher: S. Cruz, J. Gomes, was, however, in great form, Man Che-kee, C. Santos and Lee Kwal Hussain was the directing in- chuen,
fluence in the defence. He
saw that no opening was
2left for the Royals forwards
2 and, apart from covering Bowen
G 2 96 185 0.89 2
10 15 23
10 1 ▸ ·9 25
1.0.13 32 10 190
G. E. Taylor:((K.C.C.)
¿C, M. Alves ·(Roo.)'
G. B. Archbutt (H.K.C.C.). H. Brown (PAR:C.) 2. LATA. Dlinton: (H.K.0.0.) "J/0," "Riddell "{{#.#.C}))
20 2640
20 2010, 45-
4.0.4
0162:100 040-43. 109.
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well, was, sound in his kicking
and clearances. He never Following is to-day's programme" placed a foot wrong and often was of matcher in the Fourth Round the only obstacle to the Royals of the Open Singles Lawn: Bowls
forwards.
championship.
Tsang, in goal, started "con-ang At Kowloon 'F.C. fidently but was even better in C C. Poreira VH. White The closing period.
|;A; Hyde-Lay", y W. Hong Sling
At Craigengower | M. N. Rakusen v A. L. Eastman
Gomes' Improved Game M. R. Abbas V. A. R. Minu
At Club de Recrolo
The short inter-passing of the T. A. Mador Saints' forwards kept the Royal Scots defence continually · moving. Santos, recently transferred from Kowloon, needed continual watch- 0ing, while domes played a much 0better game than last week, bo-
0 350
021 0::20
0 23.
::64
0:00
v E. C. Fincher
HOCKEY TRIAL
In order to select their battalion
ing always back to assist the de- hockey team Middlesex are hold- "\"" ing", a "trial this afternoon : ut fence when needed, i
Bath the wingers, R. Cruz and Shamshtipo.
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Maher, at right-half, also a new-better for the remainder of the E. Souza comer to the side, played a sound first period. Santos placed them game and gave a much improved further in the
was
Royal Scots were
V. Chittenden 14 (Skip) (Skip) lead before the H. M. Xavier A. Lapsley P. A. Remedios W. Groves the better J. A. Remedios V. Atienza
19
(Skip).
19
totals
56
29
66
TO-DAY'S BOWLS
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