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KWONG WAH DRAW

RESULTS AT A

Innisks

GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

5. 25th R. A. Kwong Wah 1 Eastern KIL Chee

7 Bing Tao

SECOND DIVISION "A"

Taikoo,

St. Joseph's

OR. Navy

Kit Clice

SECOND DIVISION "13"

RA.B.C.

Signals

R.E.M.E.

2 Electric

2 8. China

1 R.A.

Chinese "A" 2 R.A.M.C.

1st Round Tennis

WITH EASTERN

Sing Tao Fall To Kitchee: Navy Down Taikoo

The best performance in yesterday's football pro- gramme was the feat of Kwong Wah holding a strong Eastern team to a draw at Boundary Road in spite of the fact that the latter were strengthened by the inclusion of Chui Wing- keung of the Sing Tao touring team.

With only four of their original players, Sing Tao

were badly crushed by Kit Chce to the tune. of seven goals to two, after a one all draw at the interval.

Gunners and won

HONG KONG, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1947.

It Speaks For Itself

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Sing Tao opened the scoring, much" against the run play. through TAM Woon. chrung.

Inniskilling had an easy day against the

by five goals to two. following is the r the First round Scoring in the Second Divi- Taikou did-weil pen Singles and lon was low,

to hold a strong Navy side to Doubles. Hard-four goals. Medicals surprised Innis Champion-the sad goal in five.

by beating Chinese Athleile by Organised by the diese Recreation Club.

FIRST ROUND

B. tionsales v.

Lee Wai-too

R., Baker

Y

Paid Kong

V. T. Loke

Chat Ken-muon BYES INTO SECOND ROUND

SENIOR DIVISION

were

Kit Chee retaliated strongly and Yu Yi-tak brought off a number of fine anvea. He finally fell victim to a fast ground shot by Tang Kwong-sum,

With the score even, bath sides tried hard to take the lead.

Half time

arrived with the

teams on equni terma.

Sing Tao went completely to ploces in the second half and were unable to hold the lively Kit Chee forwards, who added atx further goals through Lal Shin- wig (2), Ho Yin-fun (2) and Kwok Ying-kee (2).

Cheung Kam-hol scored for Sing Tao.

Kit Chee v Sing Tao Fielding only four of the players who recompanied them Tyul Wai-pul, Wong on their English tour, Sing Tao Wong Kainesliejing. Thos Lo. E.

Those de M. Riberia, Ip Cheng-hing, Tamared badly against Ki Chee at.

Bay and! Tin-ter, R. Segalen, Choy Tin-fook, Causeway

E., Baker, Sub Lieut. Eberte, F. trounced by 7 guns to 2.

Ho Yindan, Kwok Ying-kee 1. Kak N. C. Begley, Au Kam-

K.

and Lai Shiu-wing were in de Wong men, Denald Lo, N. Sik-man, Erir V. W. Lee, Wong Spis vastating form fur Kit Cher and ker. Chy Ping fan. M. Pagh, Szeto with the speedy and elusive Bick, Nick H. Ma, Kenneth Lewingers. Tang Kwong-sum and Marsland Ma, Norman Lo. Leong Wong King chung, played the Yuke-neux. Choy Tin-wak, Trui

***Slug Tao defence to a standstill., Trang Chung-win. Lau Hing-chov, Yun-pul. Eberle Emmen

Suh. Lient.

Teamet

Bing T

Yu Yu-tak, Cheng Ying.

A Cheat Chu Bhushann, Hes Yung-

Boong Ling-nier. Lau Chung-anz, Tang The positional play of the Kit Kwongum, Ho Yin-fun, Kwok Ying-kee,

defence was excellent, Lal Bhit-wing and Wong King-ehung, Marsland Ma and Nick S. Chee

weble the half back line was. Lau Tineun, in Yau-sang. Hau Chan Kannon and Tsang Chi deadly.

Kenu-sing, Li Tin-ken, Lai Chung-yin. many A. M. Alves and J. B. Gon

Hu Yang-song, nick-named in King-chung. Yam **Flush Hurry" and "Fancy Cheute Kam-hol and Two Chau-tine, Pants" showed a welcome re-

11. Ma.

F. H. Kwak and Ho Ka-lau Cheng-hing and Lam Sim-fook,

.V 1p

Woon-chru PSE;

Lain Kwau and Kwok Hing-ching turn to form and was prominent Eastern v Kwong Wah

with Horne powerful kicking and

1. A. Barron and . A. Barrett. Dantel Chao and Wong Chuen-sing { robust tackling. Kenneth and Thomas ka Pang 8-lam and S. K. Ma v P. Segaten and M. Pagh.

Paud Kong and Krie Lee y fieorge

Lin and Lau King.

Wong Hol-nang aid A. N. Oihart D. M. and T. E. Rodrigues.

Li Cham-kit und · u Skunang v Tam Yok-ying and Choy Ping-fan.

Choy Tin-fook and Choy Tin-wah A. V. unit J. J. Remedios.

George Clus and C. Kewall Au Kam-moon and Wong Sui-ki.

T. E. and R. G. Bakery A. E. and

Y. A. Nerotha.

D. C. Luk and Chung Yoowing v

*Tsui Wai-pul and Tsui Yun-pai,

M. A. Oliveira and J. A. Soares y

. Lee Waitong and Szeto Bick.

Enaiern received a rude shock at Boundary Street when they were forced to share two goals with Kwong Wah, after being outplayed for the greater part

of the match.

Sing Tao were never able to get going. Their passing was atrocious and invariably inter cepted by the Kit Chee defenders, The only players who showed

Kwong Wah had more of the semblance of form Any

were play in the first half and early Cheung Kam-hoi and Haa Keng-in the second period Chất Fảo sing. Fung King-cheong was too scored for Kivong Wah, follow- well marked to be of any danger. ing a free kick against Chung

K Chee started off with rush and carried the ball inta

Sik-hing the centre half.

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SCORES LOW IN Club Makes

BOTH INNINGS

Come-Back

C.P.O. And Buffs Draw Yesterday was a re

In Friendly Game

In the Interport Cricket Trial yesterday, Owen Hughes' XI were all out for 89. Richardson. who had 5 not out the previous evening, scor- ed 23 before he was caught by Darwin off Gosano. The top scorer was

with 35.

In the follow-on, Owen (

A. Zimmern,

Hughes had 78 not out and G. Moore, b White

N. Gogano scored 08.

Buffs

Nicholls run out

With four wickets down, the Bunting e Cave, b While acore stood at 169, when Owen Bradley b Crummey Hughen declared. to give Mumford not out

Gardner b Crummey Pearce's XI another chance at

the wicket.

Pearce was the highest scorer with 49.

SCORE-BOARD

www

T. A. Pearce's XI 1st In- nings, 259.

Owen Hughes' XI

FIRST INNINGS

J. E. Richardson, c Darwin,

b E. L. Gosano

L. D. Kilbee, c Minu, b

Pereira

A. H. Mudur, retired injured

G. N. Gosano, e Darwin, b

Pereira

H. Owen Hughes, e Abbas, b

Pereira

F. Howarth, e Hughes, b

Pereira

A. Zimmern, b Darwin

R. Lee, e Hope, b Minu

Lt. Pryde, not out

F. R. Zimmern, e Fincher, b

Darwin

P. J. Billimoria, e Abban, b

Minu

Fiftyfive-thousand, equalling The gates were closed with the crowd at Cardiff's Interrn- 32,000 at Brentford, where! tional match, saw Arsenal once Cardiff, with a goalless draw again luckily survive, after a kept third place in the Secorid first-half deficit, to maintain Division behind Birmingham. Darwin their unbeaten record.

Wolves, having three-quarters

of the play, scored through their International Jesse Pye,

Not long after Young Tuc-minute before the interval. cheong handled in the penalty

the Sing Tao half of the field, Cheng Ying-kuen was injured area and Lee Tak-kee equalised, after the interval from a in the frat minute of the game After this, Kwong Wah kept kick, but it was a near

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gower Cricket Club, when an "At Home" was held to celebrate the resi opening of its new pre- mises, which have been erected on part of the site occupied by the old Club-house, looted and razed to the ground dur- ing the Japanese Occu- pation.

There was a large gathering."of 80 members and well-wishers present

13 when the flag raising ceremony VERS

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performed by Mrs. Bradbury, wile

0 of Mr. B. W, Bradbury, President of

the Club. 143

Crane, Sutcliffe, Cobbs, Small and Memohes did not bat.

British Rugby Results

London, Oct. 18, Rugby League matches: Barrow & Wigan 14, Castleford 7 Oldham S, Featherstone Rovers

In a short.address, Mr. Bradbury and that the Club suffered heavily

result of the occupation.

te vulced his gratitude to those who had worked an hard to rehabill- tate the Club

Referring to the visit of the Shang Thai

Lawn Bowlers, Mr. Bradbury said that in pre-war days, the Club had always held dances to entertain the Shanghailanders, but this year le was impossible to do so owing to the Fimited space, available.

4

The Club hoped to expand in the fure and, when this became reality, the old time hospitality would be revived.

After Mr. Bradbury's address, the

25 Liverpool Stanley 7. Hunslet gathering adjourned to the grounds

29 Bramley 7. Keighley 2 Swin. of the Club, where friendly tennis

2 ton 15, Rochdale Hornets 20 and lawn bowin games were played.

York 8, St. Helens 14 Wokington

4

Town

3.

35

Rugby Union:

9

Guy's Hospital 8 Bedford

3.

Bowls

In the Lawn Bowls, Craigengower

London Welsh 3 Llanelly 12, Old heat The Best by 24 shots and won Merchant Taylors o Oxford Union four rinka. versity 21. Bristol 20 Bath 0.

field 3 Headingley 3, Lydney 3

JW. Leonard

C.C.C. 0 Cardif 32 Swansea 3. Hudder, Dr. C.W, Lam

1 Barnstaple 3, Newton Abbot LC.R. Bouza

Torquay Athi, 0, Plymouth Lep-B.W. Bradbury

(skip) gue 25 Guy's Hospital 6, Sale 8 Northampton

Taunton 16.

12 M.F. Baptista 89 Weston-super-Mare 8, Waterloo 3 E.5. Franks

Liverpool 8, Gala 13 Heriots F. A.A. Razack P. 0, Glasgow Univ. 3 DunfermU.M. Omar line 17, Maestag 17 Abertillery 3, (kip)

ANALYSIS ....

BOWLING

0 M

12

0 10

8 1

27

4

21

5

0

1 18

8.1 1 27

2

Pereira In same places the gates E. L. Gosano were closed to enable officials

A. R. Minu

G. N. Garaño, b Darwin

20.

REST R.P. Phillipa

L.A, Guterier

J.F. McGowan J. McKelvie

(sklp

w: McKle

S. Raberison

A.E.P., Guent TA. Madar

R. Bradford, Northern 29 Batley Dr. N.P. Karanja Kiskin

2 Dewsbury 3 Widnes 0. Halltox G.S.

F. Hull Bellevue Rangers

Rovers Kingston

10 Hudders-J.S. field 16, Leigh 11 Hulf 5. Salford (skip) 10 Wakefield Trinity D, Warring-S.R. Solina ton 38 Leeds 13.

LM, da Ruza London Scottish 10 Blackheath A.J. Coelho- 19, Old Cranleighans 11 Exeter K.M. Omar 717. Wasps 0 Gloucester 17, Brad

17 (skip)

to distribute the crowd evenly.

The English International,

SECOND INNINGS Albert Brown, Aston Villa's Richardson, e Hughes, b Rooke equalled five minutes | £10,000 capture from Notta Percirn

free Forest, helped Villa to win. Kilbeo, b E. L. Gogano

Lo, b E. L. Goanno There was an incident at Millwall, where the crowd dla Owen Hughes, not out agreed with the referee's award Howarth, not out..

a penalty which enableil Barnsley to draw. At the end of the match one spectator rush- ed towards the referee, who was escorted to the dressing room by the police.

drew

of

A few minutes later CheungArsenal retained the leader Wal-shu had a great chance of ship over Preston, who giving Kwong Woh the lead after trailing 1-0 at Grimsby, when he broke through himself

and drew Tam Kwan-kong out

of goul. With an open goal' in front of him, he hit the upright.

Two Hat Tricks

Ken Armstrong, deputising for Tommy Lawton, who

Was

Extros

0 ford B Birkenhead Park 14, F. Lee

19. Penarth

11

2 Combridge U, 11 Harlequins 8.D.A. Rezario 68 Cheltenham. 3 Neath 11, Leices M.J. Medina 78 ter 10 Newport 21. Mosley 13 A.M. O

2 Conventry

Aberavon 5, Pontypool 9 Bild-skip)

J. Let gend . Shemeld 6 Sandal 13,L Shui-wing United Services Portsmouth 3

A.H. Rumjahn

Total (4 wkta. declared) 159 Devonport Services 22. Edinburgh W. Hangsling

Kwang Wah Sammy Tang, Wong

In the Scottish League Darwin Shiu-koy, Leung Pak-wel, Wong Chlow, engaged in International duties. Young Chi-heure, Leung Chun-ekre. Il scored twice for Chelsea, who Queen's Park gained their first Pereira Yee-keung, Lo. Tak-fuck, Chru Fux, xlaged second half recovery to points, with a corlyincing

win E. L. Gozano Low Hot maintain their unbeaten

home over St. Mirren, and Clyde beat R. Minu

Celtic for their first win of the Hart-Baker

Abbas

Wanderers Watsonians 13, Newbridge 14 Pontypridd 3, (skip)

22

141

M.Y. Adal

Dr. V.N. Atienes

2+

12

M.F.

C.C. Pereira J.G. Meyer

21

25

128

(skip) A.N. Other Carr

H.A. Mani R. Morrison

(skip)

J.W. Lee

F.C. Kerrison

T.M. Pile

W. Pollock

(skip)

20

104

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Record Crowd Sees England Down Wales

BOWLING

ANALYSIS OMR

Richmond 15 Rosslyn Park 14.-

W Router.

7 1 20

I

10 2 20

8 2

8 1 28

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6

0 29

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Pearce's XI

SECOND INNINGS

for Majendie, b Leo

the

Ike Hope, c and b Howarth

Chang Walshly and Chen Yeeshing.

Eastern Tam iwan-ken. ahun, Fok Yeu wak. Lau Chi-chun. Ta record. Shek-bon, Lo Wal-kuen, Tae Kim-bo, Chu West Bromwich retained the season. Wing-keund. Lee Tik-kee, Lau Fook-loadership of the Secund chven and Yuen Yeu-lum.

Division with a win at Chester. Johnson, Motherwell outside field.

left, registered a hat trick. A feature of Bury's. match Morton.

McKinnon scored twice was two hat tricks. Millburn got

>

Inniskilling ỳ R.A.

Establishing a comfortable

lead of three goals in the first three in a row for Newcastle, Partick, who were experiencing Abbas, e Owen Hughes, b and Carler emulated the feat a good run at the top of half, Inniskilling hart teater for Bury. difficulty in beating 26th Royal Artillery by five goals to two at

Sonkunpoo.

tablo.---Router.

The first goal for faniskilling HOW THEY STAND

was scored by Brooka and not long' after Mitchell added two

more.

FIRST DIVISION

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THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

P. W. D. F. A. Pi 4 21 Queen's P.I. 18 23

1 A 1 24 20 14 18 12 29 18 Wala... 13 B Z3 26 11

13 84 19 11 10 12 2 13 0 1 Bournemouth

In the second half Brooks and Prin N. 18 22 20 15 2 Bristol City, 15 10 4 40 10 30 Kiernan scored the other goals. Blackpool 1 7 3 3 179 27 Ipwwich Town 15 3

The Gunners' goals were Wolves ",,

Burnley

JUNIOR DIVISION Huddersfield. 1 20 19 13 Reading 13 13 13 13 11

E. L. Gosano, e Zimmern, b

Howarth Fincher, 1.b.w., b Howarth Pearce at A. Zimmern, b

Owen Hughes Darwin, e Leo, b Owen

Hughes Hart-Baker, 1.bw, b Owen

... Hughes Ming, not out

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Total

Pereira did not bat

BOWLING ANALYSIS

OMR

11

17

Cardiff, Oct. 18, The biggest crowd ever to watch a football Inter-

national in Wales-55,000—saw England's fast, and tricky attack overwhelm the Welsh de- fence to gain a three goals lead in the first 15 minutes.

Finney, England's left-wing-, England's forwards weaved 49er, cut in and opened the scor- their way through grest gapa Ing in the sixth minute, Mor- In the Welsh defence and five 25 tensen scored the casiest of minutes later, simple-looking gobis live minutes later and Matthews gave a centre which 7 Lawton Increased the lead in trickled across the middle for, 17 the 15th minute.

Mortonsen to score with ease.

...

netted by Pritchard and Vaus. Chelsen .... 12. 19 10 14 Northampton 13 4 17 1 Hughes, not out

G Wales could make nothing of Four minutes later, Mannion. 25th MA Crafe, Frith, Lelich, Sher Portsmouth,.. 12 8 2 4 19 10 13 Port Vale .. 13 3 4 4 25 19 14 phent, Bellman, Craighead, Dennis, Gray, Charlton

12 the clover English forwards put Tommy Lawton through 34 12 1 22.34 12Torquey U... 13 4 3 20 Pritchard, Lawion and Yaus

for a long spell, and only grim] to 'store with the goalkeeper wall Inniskilling McCullough, Mammock. Shack U... 13 54 17 24 17 Exeter City.. 145 17:124 Newport ... 33 B2B EN 13.

150 defensivo work prevented fur- benten. - Aston Villa., 14 3 3 0 16 15 13 Mlazier.. Andrew, Glimeur, Hobson.

Derby City 13 484 14 12 13 Crystal Palace 19454 121 1

thor scoring before halftime. The teams were;, Wales:- Gardner, Brookes, Michail. Keiran and Hebr. 12 8 8 27 19 12 Swansea ... 34 4 8 25 30 13

Wales resumed with grim de Sidlow (Liverpool); Lambort Kunter.

Everton 1001 17 12 Aldershot ... 18 445 18.20 15

termination and being fast on (Liverpool), Barnes (Arsenal) i Liverpool KARAA 8:17, 10 13 ristol Rovers 13. 4. 5 92

the ball held their own, several Powell (Queen's Park Rangers), Manchester G. 1544 5 17131 Swindon T 13. T. & 12 IN' 11

W times going close."

T. Jones (Everton), Burgess 2 6 1 20 Sunderland. 145 11 10 Southend: T., 34 14 17 19 23 11 | Lee

England were still masters (Tottenham); Thomas (Bul- Navy v Talkoo Manchester U. 12 15 117 Watford 18-4-1 § 41 11 21 Howarth

13 8 27

In 'ball control, however, but ham), Aubrey Powell (Leeds), Urimeby... 10 438 17 82 Drighton ... 13 7.12 25 Billimoria 52 170 they overdid a 'pretty pattern Lowria (Coventry), B; Jones Displaying marked superiority lackburn 18 I

Prydo

02 18

of wedving and wasted many (Arsonal), Edwards (Birming in all departments of the game, Stoke City 16:21

F. R. Zimmern "10. .0

chances of shooting. Navy earned another two points

Owen - Hughes · 80: 44 at the expense of Taikoo, whym they beat by four clear goals, at Causeway Bay yesterday.

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THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Taikoo put up a gallant fight, Birmingham 107. 4.3 10 8 19 Hull City but they were no match for the Cardina 25 4210/11 18 Wrexham' sailors, who had matters praeli. Newematie. 25 ZA 18 16 17 Rotherham cally their own way throughout, Bradford 19 118 24 16 15 Tranmer

|Dorfald · Wed, 11814 33, 21° 17. Barrow Ward (2); and Sydes (2) West Ham. 15 17 18 18 Accrington scored for the Navyshu:

Boutkapton 18.43 20 10 ja York City Harys Mason-Joses, Crummey, White, tarnaley Spinks, : Burper, Prubb, Parvio] - Ward, Tottenham Brdes, Foxine and Elser.

Zerlooster . 18,

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Despite a stalwart English dlesbrough), Finney (Preston),, defence in which Nell Frankeuter.

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Sydney, Oct 19 Two crack “Australien race hérossal.

Un made his 10th consecutives.

at centre-half; appearance! Wales had many chances of acoring but frittered them banned, a sla-year-old,' and Colont

were tshipped to the United:CBiates >> 40 away. This is how the goals today. Shannon wil rock, and,

20 caine.

Finney ""cutting in on 12 left-wing scored in the

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Curran and Burt did not bat, foot drive,

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