Local
LOCAL
FOOTBALL.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1929.
Sport
CHINA ATHLETIC HEAD THE LEAGUE.
ROYAL NAVY DEFEAT SOUTH CHINA AND
K.O,S.B. BEAT RA
SENIOR PLAYERS INJURED AND JÚNIOR
PLAYERS "ORDERFI) OFF."
Saturday's games were marred by two accidents. Transbitsky, H.K. F.C. fractured his wrist, and Gould. of the Navy, was carried off with n damaged ankle.
Saturday's games in the Hong Kong League resulted as under
Division I.
H.K. F.C... 3 H.K. Police... I China Ath..... 4 Kowloon F.C.... 2 Royal Navy... 2 South China... 0 St. Joseph's... Club de Recreio 1 K.O.S.B...... 1 R.A..............0
Division II,
1
Eastern F.C.. 3 Ewo Chinese ... 2 R.N. Res. 4 R.A.M.C. University..... 3
S China "A" 3
H.K.F.C. Res....1 R.A. Res.
C. de R. Res., 2 S. China "B". I C. Ath. "A". St. Joseph's... 1 K.E.C. Res.... 0 K.O.S.B. .................
H.K. POLICE . H.K. CLUB.
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On the St. Joseph's ground, the Police started with ten men only, Estall coming on with the score one goal all. Transbitsky left with 4 fractured wrist before the interval and for the rest of the game the Club played ten men only.
The terms
H.K. Police. Estall; Wrnic and Hanarth: McCreary, Hudson and Joseph; Gowans. Doig, Fraser, Dr. Valentine and Bentley.
H.K.F.C.-G. Rodger; Wallington and Bishop; Gilchrist, Stewart and Watson: Alexander, Jackson, Reid, Wilson and Transbitsky.
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CLUB DE RECREIO v. ST..
JOSEPH'S..
At King's Park, St. Joseph's bent the Club de Recreio by the odd goal in three. The teams liner out as under:-
Club de Recreio-Beltrao; Silva Netto and Marques: Lawrence, A. A. Remedios and Figueiredo; B. Gosano, Ward, Roza- Pereira: Rocha and Santos.
St. Joseph's-Rocha: Hyder and Games; Skinner, Wright and Q.. Omar: R. M. Omar, Souza, Sansom, Cobb and Jackson.
Without A. V. Gosano, the home. forwards failed against St. Joseph's defence. An attack by the home forwards placed Rocha in possession and he sent in a shot that was-de-
flected by Hyder into his own goal. St. Joseph's pressed to get on term's bat Beltino was anfe in the home goal. Half time: Club de Recreio 1, St. Joseph's Q.
Beltran in clearing sent the ball against Lawrence and the ball entered the net. This was bad luck for the Club and they at once went out for the lead again. St. Joseph's forced a corner and Sansom beaded in from the flag kick to give the visitors the lend which they kept to the end. Searc
St. Joseph's
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Club de Recreio
KOWLOON F.C. . CHINA ATHLETIC.
This game was played on the Railway ground before a large nt- tendants. The teams. lined out as
under:-
Kowloon F.C.-Nichols; Gillott and C. Pile: Hedley, Dowman and Bliss: T. Pile, Miles, McKelvie, Coates and Eastman.
Neither team fielded a linesmen in this game played on St. Joseph'a The Police after being a ground. goal up lost by three goals to one.
China Athletic-Chan Nik Pui; Fraser opened in goal for the Police and was soon clearing from a fue Ng Kum Chuen and Lai Yuk Tat: shot by Tranebitsky. Valentine Ho Choi Yin, Wong Shui Wah and sent Bentley down the line and Lam Yuk Ying; Tso Kwai Shing, Gowans He Ka Keung, Wong Pak Chong Badger missed a centre. returned and Rodger let the ball Suen Kum' Shun and Chan Kwong over his head and Valentine eent
Iu. the ball into the net,
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The first half was goalless. The defences on both sides being too good for the attack. After a bout of midfield play. McKelvie broke through but his pass to Eastman was sent behind. Coates was sent in but Chan saved well from close At the other end Wong Pak range. Chong missed a good opening. Half time, no score.
CRICKET.
CRAIGENGOWER SURPRISES
Weather conditions for cricket on Saturday were ideal and some close games were seen. The most excit- the Indian R.C. juniors and the the F.O.S.B. was missed by Everesting was perhaps the game between and when the final whistle soundedR.E. and R.S. at Sockunpoo. the K.O.S.B. had 'won by a penalty goal to nil.
DIVISION II. H.K.F.C, RES. ». UNIVERSITY.
Playing on the H.K.F.C. ground, the home team went down to the University after being a goal up. There was little between the teams in the opening half. After fifteen minutes play Fowler opened the score for the Club beating Oppen- Sterling heim from close range. was in good form in goal for the Club and saved shots from Kho and Jap. Half-time: H.K.F.C. 1, Uni- versity '0.
The visitors played up strongly in the second half and put on three goals without reply from the Club. Jap beat Sterling and made the, score one all. Ling worked through the defence and scored from close range.. Before the final whistle rounded, Lee added to the Univer
sity score. Result
HK.F.C. University
3
11
·CHINA ATHLETIC "A". ST.
JOSEPH'S RESERVES. ".
one.
This game attracted a large crowd to the St. Joseph's ground and n fast game ended in a win for the Athletic by two goals to Play was very consistent throughout the opening half, each goal being visited without falling. Half time,
no score.
The second half opened with a strong attack on the Saints citadel and Mak Kwok Tung scored. Keep- ing up the pressure the Athletic were awarded a penalty but Lo Wai Man missed, Lo Wai Man handled in his penalty area and Haroon made no mistake. A strug
le for, the"winning goal ended in favour of the Athletic when Chow Yim Chung bent Grarem with a fast cross shot. Result
China Athletic "A"... E St. Joseph's Res.......!
EASTERN F.C. r. EWO' CHINESE.
Played on the Athletic ground at Happy Valley and won by Eastern by fire goals to two. Ewo took the leaded early in the game, Tsang Hon Sing scoring from close range. A Sabhan scored for Eastern. scramble in front of Ewo's goal chabled Lai Ting Choi to put Eastern in front. Half-time, East-
ern 9, Ewo 1.
and with, the score two goals all, Tsang Hon Sing scored for Ewo
the field. Easter put on three Tsang Kam Tong was ordered of goals through Ng Ying Kay, Lee Ring Tong and Sabhan.
CLUB DE RECREIO v. SOUTH CHINA "B"
Craigengower Cricket Club creat- ed a big surprise by forcing a draw with the Hong Kong Cricket Club. In the junior division, the Univer- sity-R.A.O.C. affair was called off as the latter could not raise a side. The game between the C.S.C.C. juniors and the R.A. was cancelled, as. the Gunners have, we are in- formed, withdrawn from the League.
LEAGUE-DIVISION L
H.K.C.C. r. C.C.C... Running up a total of 17 for 9 wickets declared, the Craigengower Cricket Club were unfortunate in not securing full points from the HK.COM 4t, Happy Valley on Saturday, A
Zimmern (34) and Lim (25) gave the home team a good start, and thanks to fairly consistent scoring by the rest of the side the Valley, Club was able to declara as above.
Parker was the most successful H.K.C.C. bowler, taking'4 wicketa for 27 runs.
Faced with this respectable total, the Club soon met with disaster losing two wickets early on. How- ever, Pearce pulled the game out of the fire with 37 runs and the score stood at 127 for "9 wickets when stumps were drawn,
Omar was again in form with the ball and took 6 wickets for 25 runs..
The scores were:-
Craigengower 0.0. H. P. Lim, e Parker, b Owen
Hughes
Hong Kong 0.0
Indian B.0.
1
M. P. Madar, b Harrison... 10 H. T. Barma, run out ................... FM. el Arvulli, b Harrison... 0 D. Mohammed, e Mitchell, b
Harrison
Bowling Analysis.
Bowker". Beck ... ...... 10.0 Parker ............. 12 ་ Owen Hughes..... 80 Sillitoe
O. M. 10 0
R. W.
33
1
35
ន
27
3 0 12
A. R. Sund, b Harrison ... AR. H. Beauil, b Deavall..
7
J. S. Ackber, Lb.w.. b
Saunders、
26
A. M. Rumjahn, e and b Har-
rison
23
Sirdar Khan, e Macdonald, b
Harrison
Q
M. R. Abbas, e Harrisob, b
Saunders
18
S. Ismail, not out
Extras
Total
0. Moor, run out
F. G. Sillitoe, "e Way, b
Omar...
E. R. Duckitt, c Omar, b
Lee
E. J. R. Mitchell, e and b
Omar ...
J. R. Hinton, e Lee, b Oliver 17 H. Owen Hughes, e Lee, b
Omar
O. E. C. Marton, not out...
H. V. Parker, b Omar
A. C. Beck, b Omar
T. E. Pearce, b Omar
Extras...
Total (for 0 wickets)
Bowling Analysis.
Harrison
Arnison
Deavall
:197
Gough:
A. C. I. Bowker did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Omar Lee
0. 31. R. IV.
12
w
41.99
C
10
0:30 1
Oliver Abbas
4
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13
I
3 0
24
0
WEEK-END HONOURS.
Batting..
A. A. Rumjahn
80*
LA. F. M. R. Stephenson 53 A. Meadows.....
•-Not out.
51
Bowling.
B. G. Baker ......
G. E. R. Divett.........
& for 30 7 for 16
U. M. Omar.....
.0 for 28
Sergt. Harrison
5 for 39
28
A. R. Suflad
4 for 15
H. V. Parker ........ 4.for 27
34
Sillitoe, b
1
E Zimmeru, st. Pearce, b
Owen Hughes
S. Abbas,
Parker
A. B. Hamson, a Duckitt, b
Beck
U. Omar, b'Bowker
R. C. Reed, e Pearce, b
Reck
I. Champion. b Parker .......
1
13
8
F. Zimmern, l.b.w., b Parker 14'
F. Oliver, c Bowker, b Parker 7 R. Lec, not out
W. K. Way, not out
Extras
1
3.
10
Total (for 9 wita., dec.)..172.
R.A.M.O. v. ROYAL NAVY RESERVES.
These team met at Caroline Hill winning by four goals to one. The in their postponed fixture, the Navy Navy started with ten players and although being shorthanded they were on top. Faulty shooting by the Navy forwards kept the score down and they had a goal disallow ed through offside play.
Sorbie came on to complete the was lucky to keep out the persistent Navy side. The R.A.M.C. defence
terval Wade beat McGowans with attacks by the Navy. Before the in-
a header.
Half-time: Royal Navy Reserves 1, R.A.M.C. 0.
DIVISION II.
INDIANS r. R.E. & R.S.
In a low scoring match at Soo- kunpoo, the Indians beat the R.E.
09
O. M. R. W.
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13" 1 30
5
1
20 0
A
2
1
1
B *
8 1 17 Saunders. 1.40
FRIENDLIES-DIVISION I.
ROYAL NAVY . I.R.C.,
At King's Park, the Royal Navy and Indian Recreation Club met in a friendly which ended in a draw.
The Indians batted first and com- piled 172 for the loss of wickets when the innings was declared closed. A. A. Rumjahn, their skip per, was in excellent form with the bat and made a cap al 80 not cut.
A. K. Minu also played well for
his 42.
The bowling of the sailors was badly knocked about and to "one did anything worthy of note.
The senior service men started none too well, but Lient. Stephen- xon made a polished 53 before the was taken behind the sticks. For the Indians, Abbas took 2 wickets for 5 runs. Scores
Indian R.C.: 172 for 4 wkts..
declared.
Royal Navy: 191 for wkts.
DIVISION II.
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POLICE R.C. E. ELECTRIC B.C.
A feature of the game between the Police Recreation Club and the Electric Recreation Club was the bowling of B.G. Baker who took 9 wickets for 30 runs. Baker's last six wickets were taken without con-
and R.S. by wicket after an exceding a run, and to finish up, he citing game...
The soldiers won the toss and elected to bat. Suffiad was, how- ever, in form with the ball and his. Iast deliveries were well nigh un- playable. Then when things were not going too well for the R.E.'s, Harrison and Licenet hit nt every- thing and made 21 (not out) and 29 respectively.
Suffia's 4 wickets cost 15 runa. The Indians fared none too well at the start but Mohammed and Ackber saved the situation with 24 Abbas also and 24 respectively. helped with a well-played 15.
For the soldiers Harrison took. 5 wickets for 39 runs.
The scores were
14
B.E. and Royal Signals, Q.M:S. Mitchell, Rumjahn L-Cpl. Penny, b Suffind Lieut. Gough, e Ackher, b
Suffiad L-Sergt. Lockyer, b Sulfad... 0 Lee..Cpl. Saunders, b Suffiad 2 Lieut. Macdonald, e Barma,
The Navy kept up the pressure when the second half commenced but McGowans cleared several scoring shots. Sorbie added to the
b Arculli same player again beat McGowans, Navy score with a header and the the ball glancing in off the up- right.
McGowans left his goal to clear from Cartwright but was beaten, MeLeavy running back punched the kick. Carey beat McGowans. A Inst effort by the R.A.M.C. enabled Elliott to cut in and beat Wyatt.
Result-Royal Navy Reserves 4, R.A.M.C. 1.
Alexander sent Reid in and he beat Fraser to make the weare one all. Estall then came on and went in goal. Fraser was sent in but his shot cleared the upright. Play slightly favoured the Club. Howarth headed out from a centre by Trans- bitsky and Stewart returned into the net with a hard drive from
The Athletic put on pressure on
At King's Park, the home team twenty-five yards range. Transhit-
took full points from South Chins sky collided with Hudson and the resuming but shooting was wild, Club player fell and was carried Kowloon were hard pressed and "B" by the odd goal in three. off. With Transbitsky the Gillott foulcul inside the area. Suen Each team finished with ten play- ground, the Police expected t Kum Shan failed from the spot ers, a player on each side being Pau Lee Ling game to be stopped but Reil vent kick and Kowloon going down, ordered off the field.
Pile opened their account with opened the score for South China on to score a goal. Halftime: HF.
cross shot. The Athletic re-but they failed to hold on to this F.C. 3. Police 1.
advantage. Goals by Xavier and With four forwards only the Cluburned to the attack and eventually, resumed and Fraser get close in after Tao Kwai Shing had equalised, Gonsalves gave the home team the ball out and from the resulting spot n shot from Ho Ka Keung heat lead at the interval by two goals to before he was stopped by "Bishop. Nicholls and gave the Athletic one. End to end play followed, the Club the lend amidst great excitement. defence being very safe. Rodger Nicholls brd a busy time in the cleared shots from Bentley and home goal but at length Suen Kum Valentine and the Police were press-Shun beat him. Wong Pak Chong ing for
a goal when the final seared the Athletic's fourth goal and whistle sounded with the score:~~
before the final whistle sounded Me- Kelvie scored from a penalty kick.
There was no further scoring the the final whistle sounding with China Athletic winners by four goals to two,
H.K.F.C.
H.K. Police,
ROYAL NAVY », SOUTH CHINA.
These teams met at Caroline Hill, the Navy winning by two clear goals. The teams lined out as under.
Royal Navy. Jarvis; McGregor and Jones; Stephenson, Tilley and Bell: Van Tramp, Firth, Cann, and
Small.
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R.A. . K.O.S.B.
By the narrowest of margins, the K.O.S.B. took full points from the R.A. in their return game at Soo kunpoo. The previous ganie be- tween these teams ended in a draw, one all.
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South China pressed strongly early in the second half but failed to draw level. Santos (Recreio) and Cu Chim Hong were ordered off and play fel off consequently.
KOWLOON F.C. RES. v. K.O.S.B. DES.
Played at Kowloon and ended in a goalless draw.
After scoring ninety goals in twenty-one matches, the K.O.S.B. failed to register a goal.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.
Division I...
Goals. L. F. A. P. P. W. D.L China Athletic 10 7 2 1 23 7 18 K.O.S.B........ 12 6 4 2 18 8 16 Sometset L.L... 9 7 1 119 6 15 Royal Navy... 10 0 2 2 21 14 14 South China 0.5 1 3 19 8 11 Kowloon F.C.. 9 3 3 3 13 12 8 R.A... 11 4 1 6 10 16 9 H.K.F.C....... 0 2 2 6 10 10 8 St. Joseph's.... 10 3,0 7 10 20 6 Club de Rec.... 9 2 1 6 10 20 5 H.K. Police... 10 0 1 9 9 31 1
Goals. P..W. D. L. F. A. P. failed to beat the home defence K.0.5.B. Res.. 23 10 13 90 15 30 shooting being very weak. Result, S. China "A". 13 12 1 0 43 4 25 R.N. Res. 15 10 3 2 51 11 23 C. Ath. "A"... 119 1 1 38 13 19 S.L.I. Res. 188 3 5 37 24 19 R.A. Res. 176 3 8 22 30 15 St. Joseph's
no score.
R.A. RÉSERVES v. SOUTH CHINA " A.“
The visitors were without Stevens who was playing in the senior game at Sookunpoo. Hast and Guest worried the visitor attack and shooting was wild. Towards the close of the first balf the home for wards got moving and with a little The teams lined out as under:-- luck would have been leading at the South China.-Pat Ka Ping; Li
R.A-Fletcher; Oliver and Raw-interval. The second hail went in Tin Sang and Lau Mau; Leung Yin
favour of the K.0.5.B. but they Chan, Leung Wing Tak and Lounglings; Taylor, Joyce and Gardner Wing Chiu; Chang Shiu Hong, Chui Cotton, Gill, Allan, Walker and Kwok Luen, Fung King Cheung, Davey.
K.Ö.6.B.-Shears; Gardner and Tong Kwan and In Pak Wah.
The Navy started off in fine style Reeves; Everest, Davey and Skiggs; clear-Torrie, Stock, Steveni, McGlinchey- and Pau was called upon from Firth. South China got into and Alexander.
The R.A. were the first to attack their stride but Chang was wide from close range. The short pass and were unlucky in not opening ing game of South China, did not their account, the ball striking the upset the Navy backs for McGregor underside of the bar and rebound and Jones played their usual game. ing to play. The K.O.S.B. then get moving and Stock shot wide Play was very fast and there was little to choose between during the from an easy position.
against Taylor Just outside the first hall which was goalless.
South China got away on resum poaalty area gave the K.0.8.3. a ing but offside by In Pak Wah spoilt chance but Rawlings cleared the a good opening. The Navy took the free kick. McGlinchey forced a corner which was cleared. A corner lead through Firth who took the re- bound from the upright from a shot to the Gunners was also fruitless. by Cann. After a visit by South Half-time, no scare, China to the Navy goal the Navy A bout of mid-field play opened returned to the attack and Gould the second half and from a break- beat Pau from another rebound off away Alexander gave Stevens a the upright Gould met with an good opening but he cleared the Accident and was carried off with a bar Allen was close in at the damaged ankleber an 1 hut miakidend and Gard The play continued exciting and per cleared. With five minutes to very fast but there was no addition go, the K.O.S.B. were awarded a to the score, the Navy winning a penalty and Everest converted from the spot kick. Another penalty to fast game by two goals to nil,
Hands
Division II.
Reserves 14 5 2 7 31-30 12 At Sookunpoo, South China "A" | Eastern F.C.....12 & 2 $ 24 25 12 took full points from tho R.A. by K.F.C. Res... 13 4 3 8 20:33 11 three goals to one. Kicking off with C. Ath "B"... 11 4 2 17 22 10 only eight players the RA. were C. de R. Res.. 13 2 6 8 14 38 0 hard pressed. After a bombard S. China "B" 12 3 18 19 33 7 ment by South China the R.A. goal University 11 31 13 207 fell to Ip Keon Ning who beat | R.A.M.C...... 16 12 13 14 45 4 Lawrence with a fast shot, The Ewo Chinese... 12 0 4 8 12 30 4 RA. tried hard to get through but H.K.F.C. Ben. 11 1 2,8 9 41 4 were up against a sound defence. Before the interval Chan Yu Tui H.K. FOOTBALL REFEREES' beat Lawrence. Half-time: South
ASSOCIATION.. China "A" 2, R.A. Res. 6.
The B.A. had more of the game in the second half but could register once only. South China added to Word suuret for the R-- before the their score through Ng Po Ning and
Result
RA: Res. South China "A"
b
Corp. Deavall, c1 and
Arculli Sergt. Harrison, not out L.-Cpl. Licence; e Ismil, b
Sirdar Khan .... Sgma. Baldwin, b Madar... Sgmn. Araison, b Sirdar
Khan Extra
4
0
74
Total
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W.
Sufiad
5 1 13
4
Rumjahn Arculli Abbas Khan Madar
4
2
B 1
3
$ 24
2 0 18
1.9 0 9
1 0 1
PRE-PAID
performed the hat trick!
The home team batted firet and made. 150 runs. Meadows was top scorer with 31 and Alexander helped with 30.
The Elcetrisians found the bowl. ing of Baker too good for them and were all out for 62 runs.
Scores:-
Police R.C.
Electric R.C
160
62
R.A.Ş.C. r. LANE, CRAWFORD'S.
A thoroughly enjoyable, though low scoring, game was played be- tween the above teams at Sookun. goo.
The home team batted first but could only collect 84. Of this Pte. Fry male 28. Overy took 7 wickets for only 24 runs.
Lane, Crawford's' replied with 85 for a wickets. Hampton was top scorer with 20, and of the bowlers tried by the soldiers, Fry was most successful, his 4 wickets costing only 23 runs.
H.K.C.C. C.0.0.
Playing at home, the H.K.C.C. easily accounted for the C.C.C. who could only muster 35 runs. Divett for the Club, bowled well for his 7 wickets for 16 runs.
The Club replied with 45 runs for 4 wickets. For the visitors Muskett took wickets for 16 and Kiteholl 2 for 3.
NAVY 1. ARMY, ·
The Navy are playing the Army to-day and to-morrow and the H.K.C.C. on Wednesday and Thurs- day, January 1 and 2. on the H.K. C.C. ground. The Band of the K.O.S.D.'s will play, on Monday. afternoon, and massed bands of the feet on Wednesday afternoon.
The Navy team versus the Army will be-Comdr. F. C. Baker (cap tain). Eng.-Lieut. C. R. Bennett, Squadron Leader C. Boumphrey, Stoker T. Cross, Sub-Lieut. C. L Glasa, Able Seaman S. Laslett, Sub- Licut, P. C. Moseley, Capt. F. G.. Sillitoe, R.M., Comdr. E. Q. Stan- ley, Licut. F. M. R. Stephenson, Liente J. P. Wright. Reserve: Lieut.
G. Cobb.
Play commences at noon on Mon- day.
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