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Playing at Sookunpoo the above teams. shared the points, each side scoring RESULTS OF MATCHES PLAYEDice Hudson and McBrian were in

ON SATURDAY,

The following are the results of ma chos played in the Hongkong League on Saturday

Division I

Division II." 42"

cluded in the Tamar tear. The game opened in favour of the Artillery who scored twice in the first ten minutes. Soon after the kick-off Grew sent over

Hongkong Club, S, Club de Recreto, a from the wing and Pulford scored. With Kowloon, 2; East Surreys, 0.

this success, the Gunners pat on pressure. H.M.S. Tamar, 2; RA, 2

and forced a corner. Grew receiving from the flag kick seht to Pulford, whe headed it into the net. From now until the interval the sailors had their share of the game, but failed to score. Halt time, R.A., 2; Tamar, 0.

Kowloon Riserves, ; Club de Recreio

"A,"

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RA. Reserves, I; South China "A" 1.

Division II. "B" Moslem Club "A." 0; St. Joseph's

Réserves, 0.

From the restart; the gunners", defence South China B," 2; Kowloon "B," i.

was severely tested. Stanton 'saved at Neither the first division game South

full length a shot from McBrian, tarn China r. Police aor the fixture between ing the ball round the post. The goalie the H.E. Club Reserves and St Joseph's pushed the ball out from the resulting in Division I took place

fag kick and Trim cleared with the H.K. CLUB. CLUB DE RECREIO.Tamar forwarde slows in. The sailors returned to the attack and Chadwick sent hard against the upright, the ball coming back to McBrinn who netted.

sounded.

Rachell, Reade and Viccars; Grew, RA-Stanton Trim and Moakes; Harria, Pullord, Wilson and Lucock.

This game was played on the South China ground before a good attendance. Gosato was absent from the Club de For a time play settled in midfield, Recreio, Silva leading the attack, while then Barker broke away and by a good Gerrard was absent from the Club team, solo effort made amends for Eis failure Lyon partnering Bishop at back. The to convert from a penalty by beating game opened with exchanges even, but Stanton with a good shot. With the the E.K. Club took the lead carly score two goals all the final whistle through McBride. The Club de Recreio had hard luck in not scofing for shots from Rocha and, Silva struck the posts. Then for a time the H.K. Club pressed Todes but failed to put the ball past Fernandes who was well supported by Xavier and Stewart Ogley. After several corners. sent in a long shot but Fernandes got the ball away. Rocha had a good opening but failed to pass Rodger. In a scrim mage near the II.K. Clab. goal Rodger was injured but was able to reaume Halftime, HK. Club, 1; Club de Recreio, 0.

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Tamar.Wavish; Smith and Willis; Sandys, Hudson and Began; Chadwick, Summers, MeBrinn, Barker and Rowkins.

Referee-Mr. Matthews.

KOWLOON RESERVES. CLUB DE

KECREIO *A

At Kowloon the Reserves beat the Recreio in the second half of the game, for after being equal at the change of ends, Kowloon put on four-goals with- out reply from the Recreio.

Kowloon took the lead through Vickers and Spary put them further ahead before the interval. Oliviera and Assumpero Boored for the Recreio and at halftime the score was two goals all.. In the last half the Recreio fell off and goals for Kowloon were scored by W.H, Brown, Vickers and Spary (2) the bone team winning by six goals to two.

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SOUTH CHINA MA” E RA RESERVES

were lucky to share thrush China A played on the Garrison ground ch playing a goalless first half, each side scored once in the second. Lau Kau scoring from a penalty for elbowing and Sargent levelling up for the B.A.

From the restart the. H.K. Club took up the attack and McBride just failed to ecore. The Club de Recreio then took the bill down and Fuertes centered, Lyon cleared and Remedios sent the bat back into the goalmouth, but Alves was offside. The Recreio forced two corners in succession, Brown eventually bring- Alves and Brown were cleared and from a free kick close in Rodger cleared from Remedies. Howard tested Fernandes and Summers sent over the bar from long range. The Club went further ahead with an excelent shot by Howard, who

. MOSLEM CLUB "A" 2. ST. took a

pass from Brodie, kod gave

JOSEPH'S RESERVES. Fernandes little chance to save.. A corner to the Recreio was well placed and Playing at home, the Reserves lost two valuable points against the Moslem Club Ugley had hard luck with a shot that," going down by the large score of struck the bar. Again the Recreio came in a bunch but a free kick against them close in relieved the pressure. With the whistle sounding for full time the H.K: Club were leading by two goals toʻnili",

E.K. Club. G. Rodger; Lyon and Bishop; Summer, J. Stewart and Wat. son; Brodie, Forsyth, Howard, McBride and Key,

Club de Recreio-Fernandez; Ogley and Xavier; C. F. Remedios, A. Remedios and fi. C Remeios;: Enertes,. Alves, Silva, Rocha and Brown, spine s

Referee. Mr. F. Smith.

KOWLOON . EAST SURREY'S.

cine goals to mil.. Hussain opened the score and Bahban, Daliah and Minu added further goals before the interval. After the change of ends, D. Mahommed (3), Hussain and Minu scored for the Moslems, who ran out winners by nine goals to 0.

KOWLOON "B" .v. SOTH CHINA "B."

South China playing at home won this game by two goals" to onr. However Sang Sui Fung scored the only goal of the Srst half. Roes levelled up for Kow- Toon early in the second half and later Fung Gun Shun scored for South China.

RUGBY.

GAME.

On the Railway ground at Kowloon,' the home team defeated the East Surrey's by two clear goals in a well contested game. By Kowloon winning they are CLUB DEFEAT NAVY AFTER HARD how in a very favourable position having 15 points for ten matches played, against the East Surreys with 12 pointe for nine matches, while H.K. Club have 13 points for ten matches. The H.K. Club, and Kowloon have yet to meet on the Club ground. South China equals the East Surreys record.

Football Club defeated the Royal Navy The rugby section of the Hongkong after a hard game, in the first match of the triangular rugby tournament (between the Club, Army and Navy), which was played on Saturday afternoon at Happy Valley.

An exciting match resulted in the Club winning by a goal and a try (8 points). to a penalty goal and try 6 points).

The teams:-

The Surreye did most of the attacking in the opening minutes but failed to get bome. The home forwards then got into their stride and Douglas was early de fending from Duncan and Caveille. Continuing the pressure, Kowloon took

Club:-H. J. Armstrong; F. J. Eastër- the lead through Duncan. The East brook E. P. Stewart, O. Skinner, G. P Surreys then returned to the attack and Lammert; J. Morrison, L. P. Ralph; R. Wheeler cleared. Charlesworth did good W. Lee, H. R. Forsyth, J. Foster,. work on the wing but his inside men were Middleton Smith, Lithgow Smith, J. not up to their usual form. Halitime, O'Connor, H. Beveridge, E. Millar, Kowloon, 1 East Surreys, 0.

Royal Navy:-Tal. Mortimer (Am

The Military had the "better of the brune); P. O. Cowley (Ambrose), Lt opening exchangea in the second half but Com Lyle (Hawkins), ERA Tinker failed to score. A brief visit by the (Hermes), E.B.A. Rothwell (Submarnies); home team to the Surreys' goal ended Mid. Rowe (Harkini), E.R.A. North- with Cavoille shooting over. Read conwood (Submarines); L.-Com. Bower ceded a corner and Charlesworth placed (Hawkins), Lt, Garnon-Williams (Hir well from the flag kick but Wheeler mes), Lt. Windleyer (Ambrose), Lt. Sher- cleared and Kowloon going down foceed wood (Submarines) Sub-Lt. Vereker a corner which proved abortive. Duncan (Hawkins), E.R.A. MoTaggart (If ermes), raised hopes of the Kowloon supporters AB. Scott (Bubmarines), Sto. Stafford when he came through on his own; but bo (Submarines).

shot hard at Douglas and the ball coming Referce-Mr. G. G. N. Tinson, back to Caveille, the latter put Kowloon Ip the openg half Tammert crossed two up. The final whistle sounded with the line near the posts, and Millar con- Kowloon winners, by 2-0.

verted from a difficult angle, Kowloon,--Rasmussen Wheeler and the second half, the Navy were Read; Turner, Sims and McKelvie, awarded, a penalty Lick, and from a McBride, Linaker, Caveille, Duncan and good position dropped a fine goal. Hayes "

Atafford then increased the Navy's score, East Surreys, Douglas: Cooper and during some scrappy play, near the Club Jordan; McGreavy, Mitchell and Brie-line, but the goal kick was abortive, towe: Charlesworth, Hicks, Humberstone, Butler and Mackleworth

Referee-Mr. Smith R.A.

The Club pressed, and, receiving from Lammert, Forsyth added to the score, but Millar failed with the kick at goal.

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