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FOOTBALL SEASON
OPENS.
A NUMBER OF FRIENDLY 'GAMES.
PLAYERS WORKING INTO SHAPE.
Most of the Soccer Clubs in the Colony wore engaged on Saturday trying to work into shape their teams for the coming season, which opeus in a fortnight's time. The following are the results of Friendlies "played. Hongkong Club.... D
4 Kowloon Kowloon Reserves 3 China Athletic
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St. Joseph's'
College....... 1 Club de Recreio... 3
Club de Recreio
Reserves
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H.M.S. Tamor... 0
South China "A" o "H.M.S. Carlisle
South China
Reserves...✰ H.M.S. Curliste &
At Sookuapoo the Chinese turned out in thousands where the Chinese were" at home to the Navy," no less than three matches between Chinese teams and Naval teams being played on the Garri 30 A ground.
South China "A" v. "Carlisle "Res.
This match started at 9.45 p.m. in a broiling sun, a good number of the players turning out with head covering. Mr. Clayson had charge of the game.
The exchanges opened fairly even but hands just outside the penalty area put the sailors goal in danger but their goalkeeper got the ball away. Shooting both sides was erratic. South China
forced a corner which was cleared and Marris receiving near the halfway line, ran round South China's defence and scored from close range giving the sailors the lead This was the only score before the interval.
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WATERPOLO.
SANITARY DEPARTMENT DEFEAT
DOCKYARD, POLICE.
water pole match was played cr Saturday afternoon at the R.A.S.C camber between the Sanitary Depart
heat and the Royal Naval Dockyard Police.
The Sanitary Department won by seven goals to nit, the scorers being Watson (3), Witchell (2), and Strange (1),
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INTERPORT BOWLS.
THE MATCH AGAINST SHANGHAI.
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F. Madar. The following is the state of
the game at various sads:-
Bth
10th
15th
20th
Sist
Hongkong,
Recs.
3.
9
B
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Final Matches,
HONGKONG TEAM RETURN
The interport, lawn bowls matches bo- Hongkong's interport bowls feam re.
tween Hongkong. Hankow and Shanghai turned from Shanghai on Saturday, and
came to a conclusion on Monday after- Although they lost the big game against noon, the 30th, when the Hongkew Golf Club were hosts to the visitors at their greeas in Hongkow Park. Both of the the Northern port, they were by no means disgraced. While at Shanghai, despite visiting teams defeated the two golf club teams, Hongkong winning by a score of the four days' rain at the beginning, the The teams were:- Sanitary Dept.-Armstrong (goal),
the score being 21 to 20 Kelly, H. E. Strange, R. C. Witchell, J. Hongkong representatives thoroughly on-21 to 16 and Hankow by only one point, joyed themselves, and warmly praise the
Hongkong . H.0.0. Watson, R. R. Wood and W, Old.
Dockyard Police-Waters (gal) Mc-hearty welcome which was accorded them
Considering that they were up against Nay, Tuck, McClelland, Ellis, Hennie and by their hosts. They also speak highly of some of the best players in the Lielony the generous hospitality extended to them and themselves being one of the younger toams of Shanghai, the golf club did dering their visit by all the bowling clubs
themselves proud" in their match with in Shanghai
Hongkong by only losing their match by six points. After the first end Hongkong took the lead and gradually pulled away from their opponents through consistent playing
Edwards.
BASEBALL DINNER.
H.K.B.B. CLUB ENTERTAINED ON
"PRESIDENT TÄFT.".
A very enjoyable social evening was spent by members of the Hoogkong Base- ball Club on Friday evening, when they were entertained to dinner on the s. President Taft (Dollar liner) which ar tived in port earlier in the day from Manila.
A review of the local game from its early days, with interesting sketches of how it should be played, was given by Mr. C. S. Rabson, who presided. Mr. Cockey was thanked for his remarkable pitching which won the match against the champions (South China A.A), who were beaten only once. In conclusion, Mr. Ransom said that baseball was the American game, and he was confident that his side would win the championship next year. (Applause.) --
Humorous references were made by other speakers and tributes paid to the pioneers of the game locally, the name of Mr. Eddie O'Connor, of the Dollar
Hongkong were represented in the main event at Shanghai by Omar, Holland, Lapsley and Wotherspoon (skip)..
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In this match Hongkong was represent-" Reports of earlier games uuring the team's visit to Shanghai bave alreadyed by A. M. Holland (skip), W. Wother- appeared in the Daily Press, but below .spoon. D. Gow" and U. 1 Omar. The we give extracts from the North China golf club were represented by J. Lopes. Daily News with regard to the interport (skip), A. Encarnacas, J. E. Danonberg match between tiongkong and Shanghai and F. England. on Saturday, September 1sth, and also. the anal games.
Extracts from the report of the Inter- Fort Dinner are also given:-
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The Big Gama..
An unusually large number of lawn bowls enthusiasts were present ou Satur-
to watch the day afternoon at the greens of the Shang.
at Lawn Bowls Lino matches between Hengkong and Shang- has and Hankow and Shanghai. Some excellent bowling was to be sees in both matches. The match between Hongkong and Shanghai was especially exciting, the wood was thrown. Shanghai won the outcome being uncertain until the last
Resuming the Carlisle took up the at- tack and Warboys swinging over from the left wing,. Martin met the ball and sent it into the net with a high screw Ling, being mentioned as one of those match, however, by a score of 19 to 17.
shot.
The match with Hankow resulted in t win for Shanghai by to 12.
In the match with Hongkong, Shanghai was, at the last minute. forced to sub- R. C. Wilson, H. T. White, Geo. Wstitute for E. C. Aitkenhead, who had been chosen to skip the team. His place Vilas, and G. H. Blok.
was filled, and very weil filled toe, by Mr. G. L. Campbell it was this player who, in the 21st end, when the outcome was so hay, rose to the occasion and
who did much to foster the game,
Among those present were Messrs. C Almost from the centre kick, the balls. Ransom, H. Major, Harell, F. Daley, was again in the net Warboys running Mource, Cockey, E. Shank, Rankin, O. in sent hard at the goalie and the ball ismail, James, Morris, Mahon, Blakesley rebounded of the keeper into the net."
The sailors outside right was tripped a yard outside the penalty area but the ball was sent over the bar from the free kick. A scramble in the South China goal- month ended, when a defender pulled the hall down and New, taking the spot kick scored number four for the sailors. The final whistle sounded with the Carlisle winners by four clear goals.
Ching Athletic'. "Tamar.?? The match was advertised the Navy China Athletic, but as the Carlide were playing South China later, the sailors turned out a team from the Tamar, lin- ing out as under:-Cooper; Harvey and Parket McKinnon, Herbert and Ben- nett: Robins, Body, Golding, King and
Kowloon F... Club de Recreio."
won the match
The following shows the state of the game at the various ends.--
Hongkong. E.G.C.
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SEM........
10th 15th
20th 21st
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A Letter from the “ Skip.”
HONGKONG [TO THE EDITOR OF THE
DAILY "PRESS."
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SIE, shall be greatly obliged if you will kindly grant me space in your paper for the following remarks and comments on the series of Interport games between Shanghai, Haakow and Hongkong, which were recently played at Shanghai, as I wish the public and bowla followers generally to get a reliable and accurate statement of the events; and I consider that some atatements which I have read thereanent are misleading.
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to make.
Well, Sir, in the game against Yang- tssopoo the cause of Hongkong's poor display was well known to every mem ber of the Hongkong contingent and was events of the night before and ing fire to one against, South China
simply that they were beaten by the went down from the centro kick but
A review of the ends shows that during equivocation is needed now Collins was safe. The Carlisle forced a
The rat practice game was played corner but Holloway seat over the top,the first five the teams were playing even, things appear otherwise. following the fag kick. Final score, the score being five all. During the next Carlisle 5, South Chian 1
tive ends Shanghai gained a small advan- against Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club, tage and as the end of the tuth end the for whom Mr. Gordon Wright was skip. score stood at $ 3. At the end of the Hongkong were represented by Hessrs. These teams met on the Kowloon F.C15th end Shanghai had gained a further Omar, Holland. Lapsley and Wether- (skip). This кале, although ground before a good attendance. The lead of one point. The score at this spoon Juniors gave a good account of them-period was 16 to 12. From that time on stopped before the 21 heads were com selves in the opening game, the game for three ends Hangkong buckled down pleted, ended in a comfortable win for In the match against Shanghai Recrea- ending in a win for the home team by and at the end of the 18th end there were Hongkong. three clear goals. Wood of the R.A.S.C. only two points separating the two teams, made his first appearance in goal in Shanghai having 27 and Hongkong Istion Club, which ended in Hongkong win- He was the Corps goal points: In the isth end Shanghai added ning ty 22 to 16, Hongkong were repre- Hongkong. keeper when they won the Army cup & farther two points and in the next sented by Messrs. Lapsley, Farrell, few seasons ago, and should do well in Hongkong gained one point, making the Wotherspoon, and Omar (skip).
score stand at 19 to 10. Although lying Hongkong.
four points, which would have given thero the game, before the skips threw their last four bowls, Mr. Campbell was able to put in a wood that cut Hongkong to only one point in the last end.
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Kowloon seniors, after being a goal in arrears, won their game with the Recreio. At the interval the score was one all. Kowloon then took the lead but the Recreio put on two in quick time. How loon levelled up and before the final whistle sounded had gained the lead. L. Rocha was a notable absentee from the
Recreio team.
Charity Game.
Hongkong was represented in the match by W. Wotherspoon (skip), U. M. Omar, A. M. Holland and R. Lapsley whilst G. L Campbell (skip), G. Dunlop, G. B. Stories and N. Harrison played for Shanghai.
The following shows the state of the game ura
Hongkong. Shanghai
5th
10th
15th 21st
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16 19
"The Big Game.
Cobl M. Atkinson was referee.
China Athletic made one change in their team, Pan Ka Chuen replacing Wong Pak Cheong in the forward line. The Tamar took the feld with the broad
In the last head of the big event, pennant on their jerseys and took up the attack from the kick off, a shot from
Shanghai. Hongkong, when it came to IN MANCHURIA :-
the sxip's jurn to play Hongkong were HOTEN (Mokden)King just missing its objective. Ip Kau CHANGCHUN:
the a fine cross
ing shots, one being right on from Suen and inissed TAXATO HOTEL (Y8.) YAMATO HOTEL
jack. I believe Holland played this shot. DAIREN:-
(Y9,50,+ Cooper cleared."
The others were something like 3ft., 2ft., King racing down the field was trip- YAMATO HOTEL(Y9.50)+ ETOJUN (Port
and 3ft. stant, respectively. The Jack Arthr:- ped, but China, cleared the resulting free BOSNIGAURA:-
was covered and guarded against any YAMATO HOTEL (10.)† YAMATO HOTEL (Y8.) kick. Suen got well in but lifted the all over the bar. The Navy forced a
straight driving. The Shanghai players September 30th
on this head had nothing nest, most corner from which Lai Yuk Tat cleared.
Hongkong Club v. St. Joseph's
of their shots being well through. When King received from Cobb but his thot
These teams met on the Club ground,
it came to the skip's turn to play, Laps- went over. China forced a corner but
Hey directed me to come on the Back hand a foul by Pang Kam Wing-near the the College team taking the lead after
"At the
with my first shot. This I did and it post, relieved. Suen received near the twenty minutes play.
terval the College were leading by a
lay in front a little short, but an addi- halfway line and, racing in, ended by
tional block. Campbell with his first shooting to the left of the post. Suen Real (scored by D. Leonard) to nil. There was no scoring in the second half.
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wood caught one of the short woods and came through again and sent in a fast
The great beat being much against
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glided into second place. This was in screw shot, the ball passing under the net Body brought the
strenuous football. ontside the post.
Katerport Dinner at the Carlton. deed lucky shot. With my next wood China's goalie füll length to stop fast
The interport lawn bowls tournament I endeavoured to drive Campbell's wood. low shot, while at the other end, Sven The Garrison have arranged a Charity
was concluded very nccessfully on Satur- cut but I missed. I may say that on the sent over the bar from a good position. game at Sookunpoo on Saturday next. Give and take play followed, each side The new China Athletic Association will day night with a dinner at the Carlton head previous to this Campbell tried to attacking in turn. The interval arrived play the H.A. at 4.30 p.m. The gate will Cafe the guests, being the Hongkong and burst up the head when we were lying, with the score sheet blank.
be set aside for the dependants of the Hankow teams, together with Sir Sidney hut he missed, and then I drew in another
Barton, H., Consul-General, Mr. S. counter close to the jack. Campbell then... Early in the second half Ip Kau sent late B..Q. M. S. Jacobs, R.A.
Fessenden, Chairman of the S.M.C., followed ny lead and instead of driving, Suen in and he scored with a fast rising
By kind permission of Bt. Col. F. S.
I may say that I was very anxious to shot. China came again and Harvey Montague Bates, C.B., CM.G., D.8.0.Capt. E. . M. Barrett, Commissioner of he drew in and got second shot.
win this match, but I don't think I ap almost turned the ball into his own goal, and Officers of the Regt. the Drums of Police, and Mr. Jamieson, H.M. Senior
Consul at Shanghai. Cooper just reaching the ball in time. the East Surreys will play selections on
Mr. R. P. Phillips, president of the peared anything like so nervous as some After Body had missed an easy goal, the ground before the kick off and during Shanghai Lawn Bonis Association, preof the other players and I certainly knew China returned to the attack and Suen the interval.
sided, and offered the toasts to our of the importance of the game which I scored from close range. Paa Ka Chuen
respective rulera, and to the visiting consider is a good point.
The Shanghai Sunday Times said scored two goals quickly and the Tamar
players. In proposing the latter the both teams played excellent bowls, down found themselves four goals Harvey had been forced to leave the field
Chairman paid particular tribute to through a touch of the sun. Final score,
the excellence of the visiting teams including every member of each team. China Athletic 4, Tamar 0.
According to him, many thought it Yours faithfully WOTHERSPOON. a pity that Hongkong did not beat Shanghai. It was only the sensational bowling of Gavin Campbell, who filled in for R. C. Aitkenhead, that won the match for Shanghai. Hongkong had one of the strongest teams in years and it was his hope that Shanghai would be able to feld its strongest team on the 1927 visit to Hongkong
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South China .. Carlisle," It was much cooler when this game started. The Carlisle liged out under:
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Collins; McCormack and Apps; An- sell, White and.. Pryde; Dalmond, Wor thington, Stewart, Leonard and Hol loway. Mr. Windsor, referee.
South Chinn lined out with only two of last season's team:-Chan So and Lau Hing Cheung, South China kicked off and at once attacked, Apps clearing, They returned and Tin Luk Fat lobbed the ball over and Collins misjudging the ball, it entered the, net near the post giving South China the lead. Leonard missed a chance for the Carlisle to level up, but Holloway beat Lau with a fast Cross shot.
The sailors took the lead through pendity. Worthington beating Lau from the spot kick. The sailors increased their lead, Stewart sending in a high shot that beat Lane
Half-time, Carlisle 2, South China 1. The Carlisle took up the attack and Lau saved from Leonard but was beaten by Stewart. Collins saved on the goal line and, being hord pressed, pitched the ball to McCormack who cleared. The sailors forced a corner but Stewart sent over the bar Collins saved from Tin Luk Fat and Leonard after working to a good position, lifted the ball over the har. Leonard came through again and sent across the gohlmouth, Stewart net- ting with Lau stretched full length. Be- (Continued on next Column..)
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Hongkong Football Club. SIX-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. The following teams have been selected in connection with the six-a-side tour- nament organised by the Hongkong Football Club for the purpose of giving players the opportunity of getting in plenty of practice and give the selection committee a better idea of the capabilities of the new arrivals:-
Stewart, Slipper, Summer, L. Smith, Meride und McTavish,
Lyon, Railton, B. Bell, Linnaker and Valentine.
Rodger, Ross, G. Stewart, Oswick, Johnstone and Howard.
Parves, Watson, Puncheon, Key, Hill and Thompson.
Wallington, Campbell, Gardner, Brodie,
Pile and King.
The Games, Games scheduled in the tournament are as under:
September 28th Stewart v. Wallington; Lyon v. Rodger.
September 30th Purvca v. Lyon; Rodger
Wallington.
October 8th Stewart v. Rodger; Purves
Willington.
October 7th Lyon 1. Stewart; Roger vi Purves, an
October 19th Wallington v. Lyon; Stewart v. Purves.
October 14th Stewart . Wallington; Lyon v. Rodger.
October 19th Purves v. Lyon; Rodger Wallington.
October 21st Stewart v. Rodger; Purves Wallington.
October 28th Lyon v. Stawart; Rodger 7. Purves.
October 28th Willington Lyon; Stewart . Purves
Hongkong. September 26th, 1926.
LAWN BOWLS.
A DRAWN GAME.
SCOTTISH VOLUNTEERS AND YACHT CLUB.
Mr. D. Gow, who managed the Hong- overcome with the kong team, was
An At Home" was held at the Yacht. Club on Saturday when the home club generosity of Shanghai They were en joying themselves thoroughly. Mr. Gavin played a team representing the Scottish Campbell, he went on to say, played a Company of the Volunteers in a lawn wonderful game and the Hongkong team towis match. The result was remarkable felt that Shanghai should be proud of in that both teams scored 52 points, and what he had done. He extended them. a
the game was drawn.
next year.
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cordial invitation to come to Hongkong At the close of the game, as there was decision, the players exchanged. Messrs. Wotherspoon and Owen handed spoons. their respective flags and silver, spoons to Mention must be made of the very the Shanghai skips, Messrs, McMurtre admirable arrangements made by the and Campbell, with appropriate phrases ladies of the Scottish Company who pro-
Sunday's Game.
vided a typical "Sents" tea, which was. greatly enjoyed
Two other interport lawn bowls matches were played on Sunday, the 18th, on the
The players and scores are as follows: B.E.K.Y.C.Wood Greig, Brayfield green at the Recreation Club, teams representing the Recs. playing those of and Russell (Skip) 16; Waters, Car Hongkong and Haakow. The local teams penter, Shellshear and Edwards (Skip) lost both of their matches. The Hong-1; Davies, Anderson, Lang and Shields kong team defeated them by a score of (Skip) 15, 19 to 18 and the Hankow/team by a score, of 24 to 18.
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The Hongkong team was represented by U. Omar (skip), R. Lapsley, P. Farrell and W. Wotherspoon. The Recreation Club team playing against them were T. Maia (skip), R. P. Phillipi, R. Fyfe and
Scottish Volunteers: Goodman, Fiet cher, McKelvie and Duncan (Skip) 16; Hazel, Shaw, Henderson and Ramsay (Skip) 15; McKellar, Parves, McTavish and Drummon (Skin) 21. Totals: RE H.KY.C., Volunteers, 52.
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