1951-11-27 — Page 6

Army Football Notes

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,

ARMY HAS ONLY LOST ONE

POINT IN

IN THE EXCLUSIVE TOP FOUR LEAGUE

By "MAU YAN"

A look at the League fixture list at the beginning of the season showed that Army had three stiff matches in succession during October and November. These games were against Sing Tao, S. China, and KMB.

Army have overcome this hurdle with some considerable success as the results show, with a 2-0 win over Sing Tao, a 3-2 win over S. China, and a 1-1 draw with KMR last Saturday.

Now it also happens that Army and these three teams have all already played each other in the first leg of the League Championship, so it is interesting to see how this quadrangula; armament at the top of the Table turned out.

KMB

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•TIUS MINUTEMA NOT HAVING AN AMMAL SHARE MY ESTROOM

Pentangular Rugger Tourney

Soccer Visit SAILORS' PACK SEEMED TO

Programme

the

The following is Itinerary for the visit of the India soccer team, with times and names of officials:

Todable of ari, po-sible this season.

Saturday, December 1-All- NOTHING HIGH CLASS

All-Hongkong. Club FA and Its India The Hangskong

decided ground, 8.30 pin. Referee, A. Council have already Warning to Armas game with

Army shall Pittard; linesmen, J. G. wharn and where RMB last Saturday I thought at

Paldey/L. Chang was a dom struggle, which did by, and al League matches

Sunday, Declinber 24-All- really high- and ground have been allocat-

Hongkong Selection, lass play, although both teams or by hat Pivilian Controlling India

Club ground, 8.80 p.m. Referde, flashes Deras postal

BOY. med

8. U. Woo; linesman, Sammy Arma

Tsang/Mak Yeung-fal

this out, bataney Store veqde unitance

desapginalni

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were when Arty manager only draw with KMB la 1 Saturins

sud reproduce Batterily

the

lendlog

team

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formances

and have gain thun

Dieren, :1 top

This race for League bonours

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S. Ching are in the lead

sixteen paints, with Aims

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breathing dociskan

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Army did KMB

beating S China s

they YOLAN

seround hall

tam did

KMB wer extremely wate. when thes in the Audi seri laive in the fist hall with Artay goalkeeper Beucon beaten

KMB mus:

In ex were

To be an also Count the second

Fit when

OVER ON SATURDAY

HAVE THE EDGE

CLUB'S

Says "HANLINCODE”

The Navy lost ite second match in the Pentangular Tournament competition by the odd point on Saturday, when they were defeated by the Club by 9 points to 8.

Anyway. 1 shall make certain that semuliating

the t this suggestion is put for- J displa

4A Tuesday, December HKFA Council wh.d for a Chana gaust S

the India y Combined Chinese, Club Ming's consideration for univ-

1952/3eason Not only should ground, 4 p.m. Reteree, N. H. linesman, H. J. the New Ter- Morris, Army play in

also the

Hodges/A. K. Barnett. leading

It may have been the fact that Collins, who also played a hard Lattey, Kemp, Hughes, Owen, feries, but

Duration at matches will be:

two tries and 2 goals, Hawkes, Howarth, Porritt, Car Clubs, though there is

FITS and seond matches on De-Wright-Nooth, their pack leader, game,

have both the latter being converted Morrison, Jones, Francis. pad over-dding o cen.ber 1 and 2-80 minutes was pete grav

absent, or it may

Referee: Mr G. Mills. excellent sug- the Je bom to this

third match on December 4-9 been that all the energy was by Dernier, the best forward on used up in the set serums, for show during the afternoon at T

minutes.

Kowloon,

For the RAF "A", All other matches, including it was in this department alone

Hamzah was the outstanding scheduled that the Police shone. Schoolboys League,

They combined well and more player for December 1 and 2 have been

than held their own, but, un-attack. postponed.

the Soldiers were fortunately, The teams for the first and frat the 1952-3 season. i can second matches will be selected much too good for them in the say to more, but I do hope that at a meeting of the Interpart open play.

of this good sug- Sub-Committee of the Hong- he sponsors Mestion

what

the kong Footbali Association ta- Kaffenity is going to be.

In the first game, the Police were defeated by the Army to the disappointing tune of 20 points to IL

There is not a great deal one can comment on in the first game, apart from the fact that the Police seemed lost in the loose.

Davey,

has only an engst 15, thrnk it can

the all to. but met to top dachest it around the side.

turing Iterally

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betong the 12 up the model!

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Coach Burdett, sitting next to telling himself hoarse, The s

hong "Wings, wings."

Army's next

League Wo games have bad to be postponed fount of the All India XI's sit, and account of a furth-

coming Exercise. The games ry against Club and the RAF. and to date nothing

Tries this difioulty can be out everreme. I do not hold nurh hope that 1st Division Lague fimts can be played in the Nw Territories, even dur-

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day

No One Wants To See Army-Navy Match At Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Nov. 26.

Believe it or not, tickets for the Army-Navy football game here on Saturday are going begging.

This is probably the first time in the history for the firm has game 52nd

that has

in both defence and

TEAMB

Police:

Gibbons, Tebbutt, McNiven, English It was a very uninspiring game Scott, from every angle and even the Sherrard-Smith, Russell, Perry not of the Bussell, Gainstone, Day, Martin, Army tries

Mayger, Saunders, Dawson. type to raise the blood pressure. CLUB ▼. BAVY

were

Army: Los, Reynolds, frend, Lawes, Hartland, Fothergill, Moorhouse, Baume, Yeo, Evans, Deacock, Jordan, Crofter, O'Neill, Thomas.

The second game between the Club and Navy was a horse of a different colour; however. This

Reteroe: Mr J. Redman. game opened with a rush and it

J. Henderson, Camp- Cub: continued that way 11 pò-dide

bell, D. Henderson, Stewart, was declared.

For this game, Lattey moved Roberts, Nolan, Craig, Robson, to standoff to replace Leitch, Petrie, Winyard, Minto Talamo, who was injured in a midweek | Lachlan, Farquharson, Hutson. game, and Cresswell came into Navy Ashmore, Backhouse,

Norman, Cresswell.

the centre.

The game was not under way

very long when Craig kicked a long penalty shot to open the Nine score for the Club. As if this kick had called forth more go,

long before

O'Sullivan Retires -At Last

By GEORGE WHITING

Danny O'Sullivan, for whom the description "game as a bantam" might have been coined, is, to re- tire from boxing.

His manager, Benny Hunt- тап made this known 13 hours after Danny's retirement after five rounds agaitist the featherweight champion, Roni nie Clayton, at the Royal Albert Hall.

The announcement is welcome The am

There comes

--but belated.

time when gallantry, with which Finsbury - born O'Sullivan has been so richly endowed. urgent need of other

In the case of our ex-1

the need weight champion, became apparent 18 months

with when an unnatural, battle wi the scales led to those stamina-- supping defeats by Luis Romero, Vic Toweel and Peter Keenan.

both Champion of his country

as amateur and professional 28-year-

old O'Sullivan made.

buxing the richer by his spirited' and

spotlessly clean efforts since the age of 12. His only

fault was that he tried too hard

and too long

NEXT FOR COOKELL Next opponent for cruiser-

weight champion Don Cockel)."

our contender for the world title held by Jony Maxim, is to he Jim Slade, 25-year-old Nagro from Virginia, USA.

on

They meet at Harringay December 4, over 10 rounds pt the "compromise" weight of 13 stone-7ib. over the title Kraft.

-[London Express Service)

St. George's Society Wins Golf Match

By One

Point

It was a day of great and continual excitement at Fanling on Sunday for the battle between the club mem- hers of St Andrew's and St George's Societies.

The afternoon 'started off to ve

The Scots, slight favourites on paper, were at one time However, the Scote' tail in the morning far behind. wagged and the sides sat down to tiffin, with no decision on who should reach for, the chit-18 points each.

waukin yet" to responsive Sampson, some tune-this time Hugh English cars!

The last four in the Victory Watson piped the Chieftain, the President

Dock, Peat, and Vice-President, Cup are Talkoo the General and the Captain on Marwick, Mitchell & Co. Lowe to the first tee and played right Bingham & Matthews and Cable merrily while the Chieftain and & Wireless. Any of them might Vice-President teed up and hit well win. screamers down the centre.

Dragons Club Sports

been arranged with the permis- tradition gune od in the series before the game tried, and succeeded, in dropping Club

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The HKFA

H.K. Badminton League Opens

The 1951-32 Badminton Len- opened last might que sposon Pangos meur4

with one match in the Men's A Form for the 12th Division, when YMCA beat Uni- Race Meeting in hole onversity. Saturday NO and Saturday i The following were the results.

December.

15th

permitting weather

1:51,

! may

be obtained at the Secretary's Office. Telephone House; the Club House, Happy Valley

and the Stable, Shun Kwong Hoad.

Song WF PYMCA beat Lee Seah "Hackthye 15-17; C.K

YMCA beat Tan Leong-hong 17-

brat Y.P BC Lam (YMCA Young 15-2. C.K. Lee (YMCA) lost Fou Sah Hock-thye 14-17; W.F TYMCA beat Ton Leong-hong 15-

i

a goal to equalise at 8 points

Brokers, who previous years The scandal has soured many each. charged as much as $135 for a who would consider the Army- pair of midfield vents, are Navy game the highlight of the offering free transportation to football BRASON.

the 103,000 seat municipal 2. The public has been hit

taxes and the of living. People

increased by higher cost

This say the packs really hard, at it and the Sailors seemned to have just that slight edge over the Club eight,

Results

This week end will provide the last opportunity for quality- Again the St George's men ing for the 1951 Captain's Cup. ploughed ahead to a substantial To make up the numbers in the lead and again from behind match play to sixteen the first there was the wiggle waggle o' two on both the Old and New the kilt.

Courses will qualify. Finally

with one match to come in,

St George's were a ahead.

Following are the results of darts, table tennis and basket-

Players may try only once ball matches played at the Nine poin

Lying even, St each month to qualify for the Services Club Dragons

last George's were bunkered beside | Captain's Cup, on either the Old week:

the green, St Andrew's on the or the New Course. In all other

stadium

with every pair of tickets purchased.

Owen, the Navy hooker, got Fons can get all the tickets don't feel like paying for a gerne more of the ball than his they want merely by

mailing which they

can see free on opposite number, and the Navy Diris-Final, 23 Field Rezt bank behind. St Andrew's chip-pools, bogey and medal, they $6 for each one to the West

back row forwards played hard "A" best "AA Wk/Shps REME ped up television

a little short but St may have as many tries as they Point Athletic Association Office.

3. Sports fare cave the and well.

**A" 4-2.

George's recovered well, hit the like. for what they

Members returning from leave Table tenails-Final, 58 RASC back of the hole and lay two Tickets are available at any sports dollar

The ball, from time to time,

reminded that consequent End think will be the best value. Philadelphia ticket office. }

got as far as the Navy centres, "A" beat AA Wk/Shps REME feet off. Though the putt was are

the match finished on the revision of the standard Zume scats are going at $7.20 and Navy with one victory and

defence was 40. Detalled scores of the match missed,

twa cards for better seats can be had for $8.80. tle, and Army with two wins but the Club in

were-Dyr Leung Wah beat Cin square, enough to give the Eng-scratch scores,

must be submitted don't offer too much in the way really goCL. "

Roussen 21-4, 21-5; Dvr Chulishmen a well deserved win handicap

31 otherwise The public once

Yip-kau beat Cpl Burrant 21- to say nothing of a free tin. before December anxious for tickets to the game of high class football.-Asso

with wonderful the present handicap lapses. ciated Press. that police issued warnings

12, 21-8; L/Cpl Kong Hing beat A grand day

weather-but perhaps Hugh The annual general meeting Cin Hopkins 21-13; 21-15; Dvr about buying fake tickets.

Watson had started the day of the Club is scheduled for Mok Lun beat C Bill 21-15, piping "Hey Johnny Cope, are December 20. 21-17.

was

30

CAUSES FOR APATHY

Doubles.-C.X. Lee and W.F. Foo What is the cause for the (YMCA) Jest to Seah Hock-thre

apathy toward football's most End Yeow Meng-ting 12-15: Potrick

Ticket Wong and WC. Chung (YMCA) colourful annual game?

Entries close at 12 c'elnek beat Tha Leong-hong: and H+oi brokers and city officials who

Patrick Wong and help run the game for the ser Feng-luck 21-8: Thursday 29th WC. Chung

brot Seah vice academies offered several |Hock-thye

Yeow bad

Meng-Vog

NOON

November, 1951

By Order.

| 21-18

YMCA

reasons:

1. The cribbing scandal at

The match arranged between Re-West Point which wrecked the Cadets' powerful football squad,

H. MISA, irrels and Craigengewer

Secretary, poed.

The SAFE

Europe

was post-

BRAATHENS

ATHENS ROME. GENEVA HAMBURG STAVANGER OSLO

Vla

THE MIDDLE EAST INDIA & BANGKOK

DEPARTURE HONGKONG EVERY FRIDAY Baskings Accepted for all Europe

· Every second Ilight in conjunction with C.P.A.

BRAATHENS S.A.F.E. AIRTRANSPORT A/S

Agento:

Stonzkarton & COMPANY LTD.

& Shanghai Bank Buildin

Only 10 Bowls

Approved

J. R. Henderson, at fullback, shone in this particular sphere, whilst his kicks were perfect.

Graig, playing a very hard

BAEKSIUK||--The HKCTU beat South Staffe "B" team in the finals by 40-21.

game at scrum half, kicked an other long penalty to put the Club three points ahead at half time. Club 6, Navy 2.

The next score came from a good move by Lattey, who The presentation of prizes doubled across his line of op- will take Chicago, Nov. 26.

place at the Nine Marking

Services the first entbit to proach and caught the defenders Dragons bring under control and inspec- napping, and from the resultant Thursday, November 29, at 8 football games since the war, half way from the posts to the

mushrooming Bowl handling Jones got over about p.ai, sharp. tion the

Club.

QA

Mr Joselyn, Chairman of the the National Collegiate Athletic stand. Lattey converted to make club, will introduce Me R. 1. Association today

officially the score Club 8, Navy 8. approved 10 how!" contests.

sidential Cao,

was

Toads, who has kindly consented Those certified as meeting After this, the two teams were to present the prizes to if Coy NCAA requirements are the both all out to score again to BASC ""A" team (table tennis and AA Wk/Shps Sugar Bowl, New Orleans; Re- make certain in one case and Writers)

rumberg- It is in MB (table tennis frigerator, Evansville, Indians; to win in the other. Rose, Pasadena, California; Pre these circumstances that Club ), 28 Field Regt "A" (darts Washington, give of their best, and this was winners), HKCTU (basketball

witiners). Gator, Jacksonville, no exciption.

From net serum, Cealg brokté

The basketball shield. Florida; Orange, Miami, Florida

the fald, S Cotton, Dallas, Texas; Sun, El through and opened Paso, Texas; Salad, Phoeniz,

then passed to Stewart who this Pted by Me - Jones to the Arizona, and Leat, Medford, time was ready and he proved to chrpurage basketball Oregon. Associated Press, ne again what a strong runner competitions throughout the Ser he can be, and touched down near the corner. The kick Inmediately after the pro- missed.

sobtation there will be an ex- hibition of table tennis doubles Shortly after this, Latteyteen Set Chen Chik-ying missed with a drop kick and the and W/Cai Yla Youseliai, of the game ended Club points, HECTU, and Pte Mok Lun and

ཐ་ Navy Elekt

Leung Wah, of 50 Cay

KEC CRICKET TEAMS

KCC Cricket Teams or Sature day, December 1 are:

1st XI against Craigongower

Vices.

In many ways Club were lucky RASC, also a darts challenge to win, and, for the second week match between the 23 Field In accession, Navy lost by the Her RA LA winners, and AA and point when, with just a little w/shpa REMEA runners-

nt Happy Valley at 140 pin, fuck, they could have won, players to meet at Chjoen's Pier

at 1:16 pm, S. Va dittios W

Hi Colledgeve

Le Lerlou Co Sailors A Zimmer, Zimmern.

2nd XI bgnitiet 7: Bar

Mai Ták - Ground

| |- Entiles for the December darte and table tennis, competitions must be submitted by November be speeptad Entrance fees for darts in 38 per team of six. rános fen in required for

four." Foes should be

Me: Woolbam,” Manager

THE RESULTS

Results of the St Andrew's & St George's match were:

·St Andrew's Scolety

W. G. Hobertson

D. 5. Robb

Col W

Slavinson

3. D. Miede

N. A. Brówn

A. G. 5. McCollum

A. R. Patile 8. 8. Gordon

R. Rodger

Txtor

Roberisori

Col

B

ft. P: Mood!

D. L. Prodhi

Binck

Maclean

8. Brown

B. 8.

R. Leitn

A. Blackwood

T. D. Drysdale A. Ma

P.

E C. WatcON,

A. T. DOW

J. Pasator

D. BA

X. J. CURLA".

giging total

Robertson, & Adamson

St George's Socie

Gen. G. C. Evans Capt.

J. A. Smith

PE N. J. Whelpton 2/Lt. Catchpalo

B. G. Gray

W. R. K. Collars

W. S. Vaughan W. O. Davies

Maj. Hooley J. D. Pote-Bunt

1. Kay

Dickson Leach

M Beazley

P. Biriwhistle Sg. R. D. Bollon

Stoker

Alloh I A Spimmertett

F. AM.

Cal. Sykes

Smalley

1. J. Barker R. R. Davier T.C

FOURSOMES

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