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SPORT.

FOOTBALLA

SATURDAY'S HATCHES,

WILTS, 3; CLUB, 1.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 102).

GOLT.

DRAW FOR THE INTERFORT MATCH. The following is the result of the draw for the Interport Goll match at Fanling to-morrow (Tuesday):-

SHANGHAL.

.

HONGKONG.` T. W. Hill R. IL Smith

H. G. Bagnall

A. B. Stewart R. L. D. Wodehouse

K.B.G.C. . K,C,C.-

R.Q.A., 3; H.MS, "AMBROSE," I.: The Ambrose started this game on the Navy "B" ground, but the soldiers soon ware attacking. McHugh, on the left, sent over a long pass, which Henwood beaded over the bar. From the kick out, Knight got away for the Ambrose, but Frampton cleared, and Henwood tested | Col. Marr Johnson the Ambrose goal with a long shot The J. Dewar R.O.A. came again, and Watson (senior) W. J. Hawkings

J. B. Fertiar was pulled up for off-side. Best for the RG.A. came again, and swung the ball Rev. W. P. Roberts sorass to the right wing, who returned to Henwood, the latter sending in a screw shot that the goalkeeper just tipped

The match between the Kowloon before the ball passed into the net. This opened the score for the R.G.A. From Cricket Club (golf section) and the the centre kick Parker, on the Ambrose K.C.C., yesterday, resulted as follows:- left. went away, but was stopped by Walker, who sent Watson (junior) away. (junior), going well down. Watson.

The centred, and Best took a first timer and Rare the custodian co chaner, R.G.A. were two goals ahead in the first ten minutes of the game. Play was then: transferred to the other end, and good play by the Watsons ended up in Watson (junior) beating the goalkeeper and put ting the R.G.A. three up. continued to press but the defence kept them out, and half time merived with the soldiers leading by 3 clear goals.

The R.G.A

Foursemen

H. Y. Stoneham and Y. Sher man v. H. Overy and J. S. McIntosh

W. McKay and W. O Lambert

2' Capt. Ritchie and R. Heathcote se D. Gow and W. Russell v. J.

P. Robinson and D. Harvey... '1

Capt. Riggs and T. Ellis v. A..

O. Brawn and H. E. Stevens. 0. Y. Evelyn and C. Atkinson e

C. M. W. Reynolds and J.. Ralston

R. J. Dixon and A. W. J. Hoy

A. E. Davidson and B. E. Nicholls......

C. Bond and J. H. Oxberry. · R. Lapsley and F. L. Cookor JO. MeLeggan and D. Mac-

In the Club team, Gerrard took the place on Tonkin. Kuhr started the game for the Club, who were set to face the sun. The exchanges opened even and midfield play followed. Early in the game, Holdman, of the Wilts, had to leave the field and remained off during the remainder of the first half. From a breakaway by the Club, Goldenberg sent in a long shot from near the tonch line which Trivett cleared by kicking to touch. From the throw-in, Amor went down and forced a corner of Gerrard. The Wilts winger placed well. and Railton headed out. Menhan returned with a low shot that missed by inches. From the goal kick, Warren came in and tested Rodger with a fast shot, the goalkeeper clearing Keeping up the pressure. the Wilts crowded round the Club goal and McPhail had the misfortune, to handle in the penalty area. Amor took the sick and beat Rodger, thereby giving the soldiers the lead after fifteen minutes play. The Club assumed the aggressive, but were unable to "make any impression. The soldiers then made a desperate. rush, and J. Rodžer cleared a dangerous centre from Warren, From a free kick awarded the Club for Menham fouling Rodger, Lawrence sent well in. It then resolved itself into a ding-dong, struggle, until Lawrence, received from a throw in and punted to midfield and Kuhr received and running through beat Smith with a high shot, making the scores one all.. Half time arrived with the score one all.

On resuming, Holdman was still absent from the Wilts side. The Club began well, and put the soldiers' defence to. a sore test. The Club, however failed 'to score.

Holdman then returned and completed "the Wilts aide. The Wilts

of the game. rallied and gare Gerrard and Rouge to Mr. Hollands was in charge W. McKay many an anxious moment. Rodger made three attempts to clear., and Menhain, coming up. sent the ball into the net, giving the Wilts "the lead. The Club attacked and a good chance to equalise was missed, the ball passing scross the goalmouth where the Club's inside men missed. The Club came again and Giles kicked out a well placed centre from Goldenberg. The Club again failed to accept an easy chance of scoring and Giles cleared. Menham received and passed out to Amor, but Gerrard tackled and clear ed. The Club forced a corner, which Giles cleared and Gerrard, miskicking. let Amor in. Lawrence ran across and clear ed. The Wilts returned and Evans was almost through when he was brought down heavily in the penalty area. The

Kenzie v. J. Meurtrie and W. J. Edwards

On resuming the sailors were B000 attacking and Holloway was forced to run out and panch away a good centre by Parker. The ball went out to Walsh who, returned over the bar. The Ambrom con- tinued to attack, and Parker, beating Walker, went in and put the ball into the net out of Holloway's reach. Hollo Way was called upon to save shots from both wings. A free kick against Hollo way for carrying gave the sailors a chance of reducing their opponents' lead, but the ball was sent outside from the free kick The sailors tried hard to level things up and had most of the play in the intter part of the game. The Artillerymen kept them out and the whistle sounded leaving H. F. Stoneham H. Ovory the soldiers winners of a hard game by 3 Y. Sherman

8.C.A., 1 H.M.S ** TAMAR,”" D...

Singles,

J. 8. Malster

Capt F

WO. Lambert, D. Gow W. Russell Capt. Riggs T. Ellis

A. E R. E C. Bond

J. H. Ox

On the S.C.A. ground, before a large Y. Evelyn number of bluejackets and the usual. Atkinson R. J. Dixon crowd of Chinese, these teams played a very fast game. The play was fairly even A. W. J. Ho during the first half, and the Chinese R. Lapsley opened the score just before the whistle F. L. Cooke sounded for balf time. The second half J. O. McLeggan J. McMurtr was a repetition of the first, but in the D. McKennis closing stages the sailors should have made the scores level, when Millington just dropped a shot over the bar, and later almost beat Lau Hing Cheung with a fast shot, following a centre from Heap. The Chinese were the winners of a very even game by the only goal scored, Mr. Jones

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R.GA RES., 2; S.CA. RES., 0. The Artillerymen proved too heavy for the Chinese in this match, which was wor by the soldiers by 2 goals to mil. There was no scoring during the first half, but the play was of a very fast nature. In the. second half, Kent and Green scored for the military team, and the Chinese failed to score from a penalty.

UNITED, 2; H.M'S CARLISLE,""), """,.

KOWLOON RESERVES, 3; PUNJABIS, 1.

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not meet with the Club's approval. Amor was entrusted with the kick, and again beat Rodger. From the centre kick, the Club were out for revenge, and Giller did a clever piece of work by clearing a "dan- gerous rush by the Club's front line. At the other end Rodger had to kick out a long shot from Warren, and Regg tried a run through and ended un by striking the crossbar with a fast shot. the ball bouncing behind. With the ball in mid- Geld the whistle sounded for time leaving the Wilts winners of a hard game by 3 goals to one. Mr. Leaf was the referee..

The Wilts deserved their win on the The United were not fully represented run of the play, as their forwards had in this match, but they managed to win more dash in front of goil. The Clab by the odd goal in three. Hatton opened again lost the match by penalties. the score for the Carlisle early in the Rodger did not see the second goal that game, but the United attacked and, add Was scored, as there were quite half a ing goals through Simmons and Blake, dozen players in the goalmouth when ran out winners. Menham sent the ball in... "The Club's backs played a weak game. Gerrard, who was limping badly from the start, could not recover in time to hold the speedy Amor, while Menhaar beat, Lawrence on aeveral occasions and the latter made no attempt to recover, but J. Rodger was in close attendance and cleared many a den- The Club's middle line gerous rush. played their asnal hard game. The for ward line was not so good. Goldenberg and Day came out on the respective wings

At Sockinpoo, the Club de Recreio fail in place of Hamilton and Riis. Golden- berg did good work at times, but he faileded to turn up and the Staffs after wait to accept a few openings given him by ing for three-quarters-of-an-hour left the Kuhr. Day was on the weak side and field. centred badly. Kuhr worked hard, but found Lancaster in close attendance when be received the ball. The goal scored by him was the result of brainy football. Rerg and McTavish were slow and failed in front of goal. The Wilts worked hard and as they played only ten men prac tically throughout the game are to be congratulated on the result. The referee came in for uncalled for barracking from the spectators which was a most unplea sant feature of the game.

W. J. Edwar

RUGBY.

d

ORIGEIT.

HONGKONG, C.,C. 9. NAVY C.,C.. This friendly match was played on the Hongkong Club's ground on Saturday, when the Navy were the winner. Scores:-

HONGKONG C.C.

Madden, st. Franks, b Sheffield.... F. H. Farthing, b Crole-Rees..... R. E..A. Webster, c and b Hayter 31 T. E. Pearce, c and h Hayter ...... HA. Sawyer, c Franks, b Hayter 3 Valentine. 1.b.w., b Hayter

3. J. Davies, 1.b.w., b Hayter...e

P. Jacks, run out.

G. M. Dorkins, b Hayter

W. H. Drummond, not out

D). E. Donnelly, b Hayter

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis. „

20

0

Sheffield

0. 41

0

Hayter

15.37 3

Crola-Rees

10

1

Bishop

❤ 0

NAVY 0.0.

Bonham Carter, b Webster

1%

Stewart. b Farthing

Lotham, b Farthing

14

Stevenson, b Farthing....

H.D.G.O

B.Q.C.

HONGKONG CLUB. 11 PTS:: ARMY, 5 PTS.

Hayter, c Valentine, b Farthing ... Sheffield, run out...

Jones, e Pearce, b Farthing

19

Franks, o Farthing, b Webster

Crole-Rees, o Pearce, b Donnelly Bishop, not out.....

Drew, c Pearce, b Farthi

Extras

G.

Choa

Bird

Ng Sze Kwo

The Club strengthened their position in the Hongkong FC Rugby Challenge Cup Competition on Saturday when they den How Fan, feated the Army by 11 points to 5.

The game followed the soccer match. and the stand was comfortably filled when the game started at 4.45 p.m.-

R. Dick came into the Club XV., in place of H. Rouse, otherwise the teams turned out as chosen. The Club soon gained the advantage, and early Mocrin mara opened the score for them, touching down well out. Wallace Failed to convert from a difficult angle. Smyth did a nice run for the Club. Receiving the ball in midfield, he swerved and, dodging the opposing defence, ran through and touch- ed down. Wallace, this time, converted, and the Club crossed over, leading by 8 points to nil,

On resuming, the Club went away from the centre kick, and Ralston, picking up, dashed through and touched down be- tween the posta. Tinson was entrusted The Kowloon men had a very easy game with the kick, but sent the leather under on St. Joseph's ground where they beat the bar. The Arty now, had a look in, For and Tomory gathered a pass and, dodging the Indian soldiers by 5 goals to 1. Kowloon Coombes (3), Mason and Palmer all opposition, touched down close in. Murray converted, and the score read: were the goal-gelters..

Club, 11; Army, 5. No further scoring The Oilers United beat the Indian Re took place. Lieat. Gilbert, B.N., was, the creation Club by I goal to nil.

SHIELD COMPETITION.

ST. JOSEPH'S, 2; " COLOMBO,” 0. ;,

referce...

The game was on the rough side as several balta had to be made through players being knocked ont, Emerson for more than his.. share. coming in Tomory, was the best three-quarters on the field. Smyth played a good game for the Club, and Ralston, Tinson and Wilson, were the pick of the pack. Day, who played vice Logan. made a fairly good showing, but lacked practice. Alabaster, Jordain and Baxter tackled well and kept the Army score down. Mockridge played a good game for the Army, but he was was not a safe as usual. Surgeauni was the pick of the Army pack.

J. Wong, b Reed

G. Lee, not out

Higas

Lo Man Pan, b Sayer ............ H. Ching, run out

Wong Po Keung, Sayer, b

Hamilton

A. J. Kex, b Bayer... Cheung Wing Kui, b Sayer

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

น R.

Bird

10 1 .28

12

8.

14

8.22

12

2

Reed Sayer

Hamilton

CIVIL SERVICE. F. J. de Rome, c Kew, b.Un R. C. Witchell, I Ching B. R. Sayer, not out

Extras

Total (for wickets)

105

80

15.

210

AR Sutherland, F. C.. Revan, 'F.

J. Ling, E. B. Reed, W. H. Edmonds. R. E. U. Bird, H. E. Strange, and E. W. Hamilton' did pot bat-

Bowling Analysis.

Ng Sae Kwong Lee

Ching

Chan Man Ping Un, Hew Fan

11

55

10 0 10.30

18

0 47

THE CLUB UNITED SERVICES.

The following will renresent the Club against the United Services on Tuesday and Wernetday on the Club ground at 11 a.m.-T. E. Pearce (captain), E. E. D. Bird. L. T. Davies F. H. Farthing, E. W. Hamilton, E. B. Reed, F. J de Roms, G. R. Sayer, H. A. Sawyer. D. J. Valen-. tine, and H. E A. Webster..

HOUKEY,

CLUB TO MEET THE NAVY. " The next match in the challenge Cup Competition is down to be played on the Club ground at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday next. 8th inst. This match will probably decide the destination of the Cup for the year. The game is between the Club and the Navy, and should the Navy win they become holders. On the other hand,

VICTORIA, 2; HONGKONG, 1. should the Club win, the final result would then be open until the Navy and Army match.

The following have been chosen to re-Another match between ladies repre- present the Club-J W Alabaster, renting the above Clubs was played at back: 6. J. Jordain, H. G. Baxter, A. M. Happy Valley on Saturday afternoon. D. Wallace and H. Day three-quarters; The ground showed a marked Improve- V. G. Smyth and K. Dick, halves; G. G. ment, for the overnight shower had laid N. Tinson, C. J. Cooper, N. A Harper, the dust, and the heavy roller had been H. C. Macnamara, A. G. Lamplagh, J. B. freely used. The style of play showed an

these teams. McCann, J. Fiddes Wilson, and J. improvement on the last match between Ralston (capt.), forwards,

Playing with a mixed team St. Joseph's passed to the second round, where they will now meet the Kowloon team: on February 19th. The sailors commenced the game and took up the attack, Hynd man clearing. Play was transferred to the other end where E. Hyndman sent in a shot that the goalkeeper turned round H.M.S.TITANIA,” 6; POLICE, 0.

the post. The sailors cleated the result On the Navy A ground, this game ing corner kick, but St. Joseph's returned went in favour of the sailors. For some and, following a scrimmage in the sailors unknown reason, Robinson, the Police goal, Ogley put the ball into the net. The centre forward, played in the outright Colombo attacked from the centre Lick, position. The sailors were carly attack and Omar handled near the penalty area ing, and Hendry struck the bar with a The free kick was sent over the bar. The fat shot. The Police then took the St. Joseph's then took the leather to the leather to the other end where Mapleson other end, and forced a comer which the kicked out. The sailors returned to the sailors cleared. Play was then in mid- attack, and Hendry beat Hillyer, and field for a time. Hands against St. opened the score for the Titania. From Joseph's sent the sailors well in, where the centre kick, the sailors again got down Ismail cleared by kicking to touch near and Hillyer did some good keeping. The the corner fing. At the other end, the sailors were not to be denied and, comics College forced a corner, the Colombo The clearing. St. Joseph's returned to the again, Piles scored number two.. Police attacked and forced a corner which attack but off-side against Ogley relieved WA cleared. No further scoring took Half-time arrived with the College team leading by the only goal stored. On re- place before half time.

On resuming the Police got away and sursing, the sailors attacked and Silva was Robertson sent in wide. The Titinia're called upon to save The sailora came plied and Garside seat over s long pass, again, and Omar cleared. Hands against which Hopkins received and beat Hillyer the sailors' centre relieved the pressure, with a fast shot. The sailors keeping up and Rahmin, racing away on the left, the pressure added to their lead by centred well down, and the sailors' cus Hendry turning a pass from Garside past todina ram out to clear, but missed, and Hillyer. MeWalter gave a corner, and Ogley put the ball into an empty goal and 2/Wiltshires

The R.G.A Hopkins sent in a hard shot which Hillyer put the College two goals ahead. tipped over the bar. Hillyer dropped a sailom attacked with vigour and forced & Hongkong Club...12 long shot from Greaves and pat the couple of corners, which were cleared. S.CA. sailors further ahead. The Titania press ed, and MeWalter turned the ball into his own goal in attempting to clear. Time arrived with the sailors winners by 6 goals to mil. Mr Wells was the referee.

The whistle sounded for time, leaving the Tamar

HONGKONG LEAGUE. sition in Division 1. up to

February 7th.}

CLUB!

St. Joseph's winners of a very good game Kowloon

by 9 goals to nil. Mr. Cheeseley was in Hongkong-Polic

Ambrose charge of the game.

(Continued at foot of next column)

Tifania

GOALS.

PW. LDA. PT. 12319 24 12 20 .12 8 2 2 23 11 18 5 4 3 18 8 13 43 4 1 11 12 65 018 1412 446 314 15 11 27 27 290 82 5 1 10 10 5 1919 303

In the fit-half, Miss Ranger scored. for Victoria. who crossed over leading by the only goal scored. On resuming, Miss Ramsay scored for Hongkong, making the scores level Victoria came again, and the Hongkong goalkeeper ran out to kick away, hut missed, and the ball rolled into the net. A bully on the 25 was ordered, as the ball was, last played outside the striking circle: Before the close. Miss Ranger again siored for Victoris, who ran out winners. Devel

Messrs. C. C. Hickling and G. B. Piercy were the referees, and also gave the ladies advice when they were pulled up for foula,