1940-11-14 — Page 15

MORGAN EXCELS AT

SCRUM-HALF

MAJOR R. J. J. L. Penford's team the CISSIES won the Navy Cup polo tournament at Boundaryan Heauman, Macrae, Hachett; Street yesterday by scoring an 8-2 win over the

CLUB "A" "BEAT A WEAK making his last appearance for Angels in their final game. Baskets, who were a

NAVY TEAM BY A GOAL AND them, impressed. He played a point ahead in the tournament table up to yester-Injured arm, is being rested and

Thomson, who is still nursing an FOUR TRIES (17 PTS.) TO A very plucky game at scrum-half, PENALTY .GOAL (3 PTS.), and his gallant efforts deserved a day, suffered a 7-6 defeat in playing the Dolittles, Morgan is being given a trial at AFTER LEADING 14-3 AT THE better fate. to finish second.

scrum-half. Bosanquet is back INTERVAL, IN THEIR RUGBY

Aitkenhead opened Club's scor after a brief absence with an in- MATCH AT THE VALLEY YES-ing but failed to convert his try, The winners lined up for the 1 the first chukker of their game jured knee, and Godfrey has been

TERDAY.

and Navy were on level terms concluding match of the Tourna-against Angels. Penfold again was reinstated in the pack as G.-G.

penalty ment with Capt. R. J. F. A. Law-the

Morgan, who played fly-half in when Hughes kicked a most consistant player Davies is unavailable.

the first half and scrum-half in goal.. Morgan then scored, Red- der at No. 1, Major Penfold (Han- throughout, Chattey also being

the second-Hynes went to fly-man failing with the kick, Need- dicap 3) at No. 2, Capt. T. W. seen at his best. Lewis and Mon-

half and Clemo on the wing-ham added to the score, Aitken”. Chattey (4), No. 3, and Capt. B. to were outstanding, for the An- G. W. Yeatman (No. 4).

caught the eye on several occa-head failing to add the goal points, gels.

K.C.C. BOWLS TEAM sions, opening up the game Earlier in the tournment

in and just before the interval D. Clustes:-Lawder, Penfold, T., W.

"The

very promising style,

Hynes made a 50-yard dribble to Cissies lost 6-7 to Baskets, beat Chatter and Yeatman.

following have been Evergreens 5-3

score between the posts for Red- and Dolittles (2), No. 7. L. A. Lewis (1), No. 2, selected to represent the Kow-

man to convert. 10-2. The team scored a total of Capt. J. H. Monro (3), No. 3, and loon Cricket Club in a friendly

In the second 25 goals in four matches and re-

hulf Thompson went over follow- game of lawni bowls against Kow- ceived four. Capt. T. W. Chattey

|ing a cross-kick by Taylor, Red- loon Tong on the latter's ground scored 13 of these, Major Penfold

man falling to convert. on Saturday, commencing at 2.30

Club: -Pecorini; „Taylor, Altkenhead, 8 and Capt. Lawder 4,

p.m.

D. Hynes, Thompson; Morgan, Clemoj,

Burford, Oleson,

Heasman; Moodle, Needham: Redman, Godfrey. B. Hynes Navy: Clough; Gracie, Mogerie, Ad dis, McGill: Wilson, Clark: Palmer Navy backs tackled badly and Richards, Stockham; Grangle, Ruther only Clark, who was probably" ford; Taylor, Thornhill, Hughes.

the

Angels:-Major W. A. C. H. Morgan

Lieut. F. S. C. Hancock (1), No. 4.

Final

Following the games yesterday, Cissies Lady Grayburn, wife of Sir Van-Baskets deleur Grayburn, gave away the Dolittles prizes,

Evergreens Angele

First Game

The first game of the afternoon saw Baskets meet the Dolittles and lose by the odd goal.

Scorers were Guest (3), Smith (2), Fisher and Feilden for Do- littles, Wilson (4) and Atkinson (2) for Baskets,

Dolittles:-Lieut. B. Smith (2), No. 1. Lieut. R. E. Guest, No. 2, Major C. A. Fisher (2). No. 3, and Lleut, L. J. A. Fellden (4). No. 4.

Cissles: Lieut. E. A. Bompas, No.

1. Capt. W. H. B. Chattey (3), No. 2. Major W. B. Wilson (5), and Capt. A. G. Atkinson (1), No: 4.

Better Team

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$4,535.74 FROM CHARITY SOCCER

It was revealed at the H.K.F.A. Council meeting last evening that the sum of $2,596.74 was collect- ed on October 10 from. the charity soccer game between Com- bined Chinese and Rest of the Colony in aid of the B.W.O.F. and the B.F.R.D.C.

The total gate...re- ceipts from the on- nual Poppy Day Fund match on Monday were $1,763, plus $176, which was col- lected for the raffle for the ball used. This balance is less ex- pense which has yet to be deducted.

TRAINER'S NASTY SPILL AT VALLEY

(By "RAPIER") A nasty accident oc- curred at the Valley this morning, resulting in To Kar Po, a Chinese trainer in the service of Hong Kong Jockey Club, being sent to the French Hos- pital in an unconscious state.

The trainer was taking out a 1941 Australian Subscription Grif- fin, No, K31, belonging to Messrs. Tester & Abraham for its morn- ing exercise, and on reaching the football stands the pony suddenly threw its rider on to the rails, with the result that he struck his feck against the stanchion of the rails with such force that he was, rendered unconscious.

Help soon arrived, and he was placed in Mr. S. A. Sleap's car and removed to hospital.

In my notes recently I stressed the necessity of Jockey Club pro- viding an Ambulance near the football stands.

Table

P. W. D. L. F. A, Pix. 4 3 0 1 20 14 6 4 2 1 1 28 22 6 4 2 0 2 19 20 4 4 1 1 2 21 22 3 4 1 0 3 14 27

A. W. Smith, A. H. Martin, G. E. Taylor and E. Kern; A. Madar, J. Hempsey, W. Parson and J. Fraser; A. C. Tribble, P. Well- 24 wood, A. Steven and H. Overy.

I'll say they're good!

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With Thomson still nursing an injured right arm Morgan is more than likely to play scrum-half for Club against Army in their friendly game on Saturday,

Club, forwards played well yes- terday, especially Oleson, who was excellent in the line-outs.

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