1941-02-15 — Page 15

THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 15, 1941.

TWO BIG GAMES FEATURE WEEK-END SOCCER SCHEDULE Sing Tao Can Take No Chances Against Middies

CRICKET PROGRAMME Army Should Beat

the

Following is tu-day's rieket programme teams:

and

FIRST DIVISION c. S. c. c. V 1. R. C.

v.

Recreio SECOND DIVISION

C. C. C.

K. C. C.

Police

Recreio

K.C.C. 2nd

FRIENDLIES

Madar, R J

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v.

V.

C. S. C C.

University

XI:

I. A. C.

Luttes.

Fenton

A 1

K M 19 Extre Broken

GE Taylor, W. Rapley, 1 Shire

W W Parsons in

LH Burch. J R Lake, Masa

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Civilians In

Lai Wah Cup

By "Referee"

THE TWO OUTSTANDING GAMES IN THIS WEEK'S SOCCER PROGRAMME ARE THE RE- TURN LEAGUE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN SING Brondbyder ¦ TAO AND MIDDLESEX ON CLUB GROUND TO- Gate W A F

DAY, AND THE FINAL OF THE LAI WAH CUP COMPETITION TO-MORROW BETWEEN ARMY AND CIVILIANS ON CLUB GROUND.

Recrero 1st XI - PI Reed, A M Rodrigues A

Praka M

1. G GRO J M Geesane, Gosano. E M L Soutes H. Oz mie MN da Silva and N A BellaD

J

N

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Recreio 2nd Xi: P A H Alves

Barros, F } Hemedios M A Re medios, A H Remedios 1. T A Remedios, J

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Suazo

Yvanovitch, M

A Lepre Mendone and A

V

N

Other

C.S.C C 1st XI J KJ Adws and F Bakin

W

Richardsot

Colledge. V N Fortescur 11

K Haak 179% Grifiths. D Mellan. A E

Pay, N Whiles and AM J Wright

C.S.C.C. 2nd XI H H Stampe G Ainste, J Batcow

Harport F

F Mc- South G

# Lawrence.

J Mitchell

J

Gowan, T-Lockhart N 1.

Stone and A Watson

'VARSITY JUST BEAT TAMAR

A! Happy Valley on Wednesday Farversity beat Taman in 1.

ing match by three runs

UNIVERSITY

K Là, e Boyas, bi Brown

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D) Chelliah. b West

J. Fenton, by West

220

Aziz Aluned, run not

S. Amplavanur, played on, b

West

0. V. Cheung, e Sharp.

West

b

C. W. Hooi, b West

T. B. Teoh, b Horgan

N. Singh, run out

C. N. Mathews, st. Hopkins, b

West

S. Mahmood, not out

Bowling Analysis

On the two meet tunts that Mid- dit ses and Sing Tao have met the the latter team have won by one bart most al though Middlesex 1th play. Song Tao, after their Jag se, cannot afford to lose a point at this age of the compétition, whre Middlesex are Gul in shry what they can de

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At Cloth Road .. very un- portant Third Diviston game will

240 plaved between

R.A. chan piores, and Signals, and the result will have a very important heming on the Leique chuimpiem- 1

Ship

WEEK-END

SOCCER PROGRAMME

FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS

By "REFEREE" BOTH the leading teams in First Division had rude shocks on Saturday when Sing Tao were held to a goalless draw by Kow- loon, and South China were fully extended by St. Joseph's, being only able to win by the odd goal in three.

Sing Too may attribute their to the Japse to a treat extent wenkness of their wards, who were

them unable to produce usual form, and to the sterling work of the Kowloon inter- mediate-line, in which Roy Max- well was outstanding.

In view of the fact that Kow- foon were not at full strength their performance is all the more cre- ditable. They were not given many scoring opportunities but their forwards kept Sing Tuo suf- ficiently engaged to prevent then from giving more assistance to their own forwards.

The game was marred by the sending off of Soong Ling-sing of Sing Too. The matter is being in- Following are the fixture for the vestigated this afternoon by the week-end:

used have played eobritent- Ty pod hot all revertly and, r1

ther win thi. getm will be in Strong Toota 1t werk, 21th: Tova A tillery did well to hol-f. Royal Scots Au Force, lesdan, to a omes ali:

draw

Lai Wah Cup Final

Arniy

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To-1 row. bons in the Final of tor Lan Wat

To-day

First

Division

V Chub

- Sonkanapon, 4 10 pm. Surg Pat

V

14 Juh 415 pm Police

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Middlesex

Kowloon Boundary Street, 4 10 pm)

Second

Division

V Navy

Carolin H245 pm)

Cup Competition on Club: ground, İRADE thus being the first time for some

Casons that Chinese have bern in the Final.

Army did extraordinarily well 20th RA to eliminate the Chinese in the Semi-Anal round and if they are

5 ble to reproduce the same form they should be able to account for the Civilians,

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20

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Eastern, who are now bracketed with Sing Tao for second place, meet the much-improved Kwong

Third Division

V

Shell (Boundary Street, 245 pm)

V Signals 24th R.A

(Chatham Road, 4.15 p.m )

Wah team at Boundary Street. Army

10 The latter team has improved be-

yond recognition And are well! able to extend Eastern who will | be without Lau Tse-cham and Chung Yung-sum.

Extras (B2, LB3, W5)

Total

161

O.. M. R.

W.

13.5

1 40

$

8

54

1

6

0 37

2 i}

20

3

West

Brown

Horgan

Boyes

TAMAR C.C.

Brown, e Lo, b Mahuroord

Whiteside. 1.b.w.

Am-

plavanar

34

West, b Amplavanar

48

Boyes, Amplavanar

8

Hoigan, c Tech, b Matthews

Hopkins, b Mahiaond

Sharp, b.w.. b Ampla vanar

Bowley, Mahmood

Wilson, b Mahmood

Junes, b Amplavarar

Burns, not out

Extras (20, LBI, NB1

Total

Bowling Analysis

O.. M. R.

Mahmood Singh

158

W.

7 1 39

+ 0 26

Amplavanar

9 0 26

5

0

2 0 24 4 G 32 !

Lo Matthews

MATCH POSTPONED

The Craigengower v. Club de Recreio First Division cricket match has been postponed.

"Y" WATER POLO WIN

European Y.M.C.A. beat the Middlesex Regiment by two goals to nil in a friendly water polo match played at the "Y" pool last night. Hunt and Paul scored for

"Y".

To-morrow

La Wah Cup Final

V Civilians

(Club, 330 pm)

First Division

Police

Kwong Wah

V Eastern Boundary Street. 4.15 pm)

Second Division

V South China (Caroline H, 2.45 p.m.)

V Kwong Wah (Boundary Street, 2.45 p.m.)

Third Division 36th R.A.

V Air Force (Soukupon, 2.45 f.in.) A.S.A.

35th R.A. (Chatham Road, 415 pm.) RA M.C.

V International (Soakumpoo. 4.15 pm.)

In Third Division, Air Force Kit Chee are expected 13 receive very strong opposition from 36th Ro- yal Artillery, who defeated Royal Engineers in the Junior Shield. If the former can win this match Air Furce will stand a good chance of winning the championship.

Several other junior games will

i be played to-morrow but the re- sults should not affret the stand- ings of the leading teams.

PROTECTION FOR REFEREES

Soong Ling-sing, who was sent off the field in the game between Sing Tao and Kowloon, for alleg- edly intentionally tripping the re- feree, was given the benefit of the doubt by the Emergency Com- mittee of the Hong Kong Football Association which met yesterday evening.

as

A grave warning to unruly sec- tions of spectators was issued the result of a decision reached at the meeting. Any spectator, who is caught throwing things at the referee, will, if arrested, be prosecuted.

All Clubs concerned, it is under- stood, will be asked to give ade- quate protection to the referee.

GARRISON SNOOKER

LEAGUE

Y.M.C.A.-H. Eardley; L. A. The following are the results of Beno, A. May; D. K. Paul; R. Gold-matches in the Garrison Snooker man, W. S. Gegg and A. Hunt. League played on Feb. 13-Sign- --Middlesex-Pte. Berry; Sgt. als (Cpls.) 3, R. A. Stanicy; 8; Freshwater, Bds. Hymas; P. S. M. Signals "A" 1, R.E. "A" 5; C. M." Dro: Pie, Bindon, Pie, Burdge and Police 4. R.E Sgts, 2; R. A. P. C.

Pie, Quickenden.

3; R. A. M. Č. 3.

V

The Second Division game be- tween Sing Tao and Kowloon scheduled for to-day hos been postponed owing to volunteer camp.

Energency Committee.

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SERVICE Corps inflicted on En- gineers their First League de. Heat when they won by three clear goals on Wednesday, after lead- ing at the interval by two gon's Service Corps were the better kam that day and fully de- served their WILL.

*

EASTERN and Kwong Wah are

the only Chinese teams in the Senior Shield which clash in the Second Round but the others have tough propositions before them.

Police meet South China and, with the advantage of home ground, may win, while nobody is certain of what St. Joseph's will do against Sing Tao. In both their Joseph's previous meetings St. were defeated by small margins and, on their display against South China, may beat Sing Tao.

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FOR the first time in many sen. song, Chinese are not in the Final of the Lai Wah Cup com

petition and when Civilians and Army meet on Sunday some good football should result.

SHIELD FIXTURES

The following is the Shield and League soccer programme for next

week:

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19

JUNIOR SHIELD REPLAY

V

30th R.A.

Signals (Sookunpoo, 4.13 p.) 1

SECOND DIVISION

❤ 12th R.A (Sookumpoo, 243 p.)

R.A.M.C.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22

SENIOR SHIELD SECOND ROUND

Police

South China Boundary Road, 4.15 p.) Royal Scots

บ Navy Sookumpoo, 415 pm)

FIRST DIVISION

Club Kowloon, 4.15 pm)

Kowloon

JUNIOR SHIELD SECOND ROUND

Polica South China

2:40 pm (Boundary Road.

30th R.A. or Signals (Sooitunpoo, 2.45 pm, Į

SECOND DIVISION

R.A.S.C.

Middlesex

Club

Y

V Royal Scota (Kowloon, 245 pm.)

Kowloon

(Caroline H. 2.43 p.)

THIRD DIVISION

V R.A.F. (Stanley, 245 pm a

35th R.A.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23

SENIOR SHIELD SECOND ROUND

St. Joseph's

Navy, 4 13 pm)

Kwong Wah

Sing Tao

V Eastern

Boundary Road. 415 p.m.)

JUNIOR SHIELD SECOND ROUND

↓

36th R.A.

Internationat

Sing Tao "B"

(Club, 4.15 p.m.) Navy or Eastern V

(Navy. 2.45 p.m.)

SECOND DIVISION

R.A.O.C.

V Kwong Wah (Caroline Hill, 2.45 p.m.}} Kit Chee

✔ R. £. (Caroline HII, 4.15 p.m.)

THIRD DIVISION

24th R.A.

V A.S.A. (Chatham Road, 4.15 p.m.}

range 3

games.

number of postponed

*

*

*

DURING the week, Hong Kong

had the pleasure of seeing a

| Macao Football Association team play two matches against the Co- It is grand to watch a goud Tony's two leading teams, Eastern gome in comfort and not have to and South China. fight one's way into the closure and those who really wish |

en -

Macao, though without the ser.

to see a good game should not vices of their captain, did well to miss this Final.

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hold Eastern to a 3-1 defeat and beat South China by the odd goal in seven.

South China only flelded four ADVANTAGE will be taken of

the Division players in the dates fixed for the Shield Senior competition matches to re-ar-match against the visitors.

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