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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1930.
Local Sport
LOCAL FOOTBALL..
WINS FOR ROYAL NAVY AND SOUTH CHINA.
SERVICES RESERVES DO WELL.
Saturday's games in the Hong; Kong Leagus resulted as under:—
Division I.
Royal Navy. 3 RA.
South China. 4 St. Joseph's
Division II.
K.O.S.B.
St. Joseph's
Reserves 5
South China
Royal Navy
Reserves 5 S.L.I. Res.... 5 Chinese
Athletic" Chinese
... 1
Ip Pak Wah went through the le- fonce but scooped the ball over the bar with only McGrann to beat. The final whistle sounded with the
scorca:-
South China St. Joseph's
1.
DIVISION II.
Reserves 1
"A" 1 H.K.F.C. Res... 1 K.O.S.B. RES. e. ST. JOSEPH'S
R.A. Reserves... 3
Athletic"A" 3 Ewo Chineso.... O K.F.C. Has.... 3 University FC Eastora F.O.. 2 S. China "B"... 1
RA. v. ROYAL NAVY.
The teams met in their return game at Sookumpoo, the Royal Navy winning by three clear goals. The line out was as under:-
R.A.-Fletcher; Taylor and Raw. lings; Gardner, Ward and W. Taylor, Davey, Cotton, Gill, Allan and Walker,
Royal Navy-Langlands; Mr- Gregor and Jonca; Watts, Tilley and Stephenson; Egan, Gray, Peacock, Cartwright and Dickinson.
Refores: Mr. F. Smith.
The Royal Navy took the lead early in the game. Fletcher stop- ped a short from Peacock, and the Navy centre forward, following up, The sent the ball into the net. Navy were on top, and Fletcher End a busy time in goal. The goalie turned behind from a shot from Egan, bu the flag kick was fruit- *Ices.
Except for a couple of visits to the Navy goal, the B.A. wore de- fending, the Navy failed to, add to their score before "the interval. Half-time: Royal Navy '1, R.A. 9.
The Navy pressed when the game resumed, but shooting was very wild. Peacock snapped up a pass From Dickinson and sent in a hard drive which Fletcher did well to clear. The R.A. missed Olives and Joyce in the defence. Taylor had played a hard game at back, but the continued Navy pressure told ita tale, and he let in Cartwright to beat Fletcher with a well placed
shat,
Jones and MacGregor kopt the RA, attack well in hand, but the letter was forced to concede a corner which was fruitless.
Gill worked through and tested Landlands, this being the only good scoring shot during the accond half by the Gunners.
By n solo effort,. Peacock walked through the defence and gave Fletcher no chance from close range. When the final histle sounded the scores were:
Royal Navy ......... 3 T.A.
0
ST. JOSEPH'S ». SOUTH CHINA.
RES.
Played on the St. Joseph's ground and ended in a win for the K.O.S.B. by five goals to offe
Costes opened for Kowloon early. in the second half-and added an- other soon after. Kowloon pressing strongly, went further ahead through "Mess with a well placed shot. Kow loon continued to press but failed to add to their score. Result -
Kowloon F.O. Res.... 3 University
0
SOMERSET LI. RES. v. H.K.F.C. RES.
Playing at King's Park, the
Reserves-
tha S.L.IN
defeated H.K.F.C. Reserves by five goals to one. The visitors opened with a 1 spirited attack; but they failed to
get home.
Stirling played well in the opening minutes for the Club, but gave way under continued pressure and the S.LI. put on four goals very quick- ly. Guest opened the score for the S.L.I.
Further goals by Browning (2) and Quest before the interval gave the S.LI. a four goals load at the
interval.
i
Milligan opened the score for the K.0.5.B. who were on top through-
The Club opened the second half out the game. A shot from Geggio with a strong attack and forced a hit the post and Mason shot over
corner. Hynes scoring from the flag from the rebound. A surprise visit kick. The S.LI. then put on pres- by St. Joseph'a found the K.O.S.B.'.
sure, and Browning scored his third defence napping, and Fernandez goal and incidentally the ELI Westland Spence came alth. The S.L.I. continued to press beat through and sent in a hard drive, but the Club defence held out until Souza handling. Stevens converted the final whistle sounded. Result from the spot. kick and at the in- terval the K.0.8.B. were leading by two goals to one.
The K.O.S.B. pressed strongly when play resumed, and Toal pnt them three up. Keeping up the pressure, the K.O.S.B. added to their score through Crawley. Be- fore
the final whistle sounded, Crawley scored again. Result:-
K.O.S.B. Roaorves 5 St. Joseph's Reservés. 1
ROYAL NAVY RESERVES v.
SOUTH CHINA: “* A."
This game was played on the Navy ground at Happy Valley, the home team winning by five goals to one. The importance of this attracted a large crowd for a junior game.
The Navy took the lead early, when Sortie shot in fgrom a pass. by Hiscock South China then took up the running, and Ip Yan Sura beat Wyatt. The game was keenly contested and there was no further scoring before the interval.
Resuming, the Navy swung the ball about, and had South China defence guessing. Thompson secur cd from a pass by Sorbie, and gave the Navy the lead again. Lau Kau conceded a corner, but South China cleared the flag kick. Evans sent Sobie in and he beat Wong from Several fouls were close range given in the closing hall. Orritt scored the Navy's fourth goal and before the final whistle sounded, Sorbie scored again for the Navy Result:-
Royal Navy Reserves... 5 South China "A"
EASTERN F.C. v. SOUTH
CHINA "B."
Played on the Chinese Athletic ground at Happy Valley, and ended In a win for Eastern by the odd goal in three.
S.LI. Reserves
+5
H.K.F.C. Reserves .... 1
CHINESE ATHLETIC "A" v.
EWO CHINESE.
Playing at the Stadium the Athletic defeated Ewo by three clear goals. Ewo were forced to play on the defensive, and for twenty minutes they kept out persistent attacks by the Athletic. Ng Tak Wing then opened the score for the Athletic. Exo defended strongly and were only one down at the in- terval.
The second half was a repetition on the first half, the Athletio press- ing strongly, and the Ewo putting. up a very sound defence. Goals by Leung Tak Wing and Ho Choi Wan. gave the Athletic a win. Result:
Chinese Athletic "A" 3 Ewo Chineso
0
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.
Division L.
KO.S.B.
Goals.
P. W. D. L. FA. P. 13 11 5 2 42 17 27 5 2 34 19 23
Royal Navy... 189 Chinese Ath... 14 10 9 2 32 11 29 Somerset L.I... 12 8 1 3 24 9 17 South China... 13 7 2 4 24.11 16. 1871 8 23 25.15 R.A. Kowloon F.C. 13 6 3 5 25 19 13 H.K.F.C. 13 2.3 8 14 27.7 St. Joseph's... 15.3 0 12 14 47 6.
Recreio
........ 33 2 1 10 14 38 . E F.K. Police... 13 -2 1 10 13:38 · 6 Division II. K.O.S.B. Res. 20 21 2-3 100 17 44 R.N. Res. 18 13 3 2 60 13 20 S. China "A" 16 13 1 2.47 10 27 Ch. Ath. "A" 15 12 2 1 41 14 28 S.L.L. Res... 17 9 3 5 44 23 21 Eastern F.C... 16 7 2 7 99 35 18 K.F.C. Res.... 16 7 9 7 97 38 18 St. Joseph's
Reserves 16 6 3 7 35 33 15 R.A. Kes. 17 5 39 20 42 13 Ch. Ach. "B" 14 8 1 B 20 32 11 S. China "B" 16 4 2 2 22 16 10 Befors University .... 154 1:11 13 43 7 B.A.M.C... 10 1 4 14 10 48 0 Ewo Chinese... 15 1 3 11 13 46 5 H.K.F.C. Res. 15 1 9 12 8 55 4
Eastern attacked from the Kick off and Chan Ka Chung stopped a the hard drive from Lee Bing Tong. This game was played on Hong Kong FC ground, South: The game was keenly contestcil, but
the defences played well. China winning by four goals to one. the interval, Sabhan scored from a The line out was as under:-
St. Joseph's-McGrann; Ilyder pass by Lee Bing Tong.
Hall-time: Eastern F.C. 1, South and Gomes; Skinner, Greenalnde and Marvin, R. M. Omar, Sansom, China "B" 0. Gallagher, Souza and Radix.
South China-Pau Ka Ping; Li Tin Sang and Tam Kong Pak; Leung Yin Chan, Wong Mee Shun and Tong Kwan; Cheng Shiu Hong, Chui Kwok luôn, Phù Ka Chuen, Loung Wing Tak and Ip Pak Wah...
Referee: Mr. T. G. Stokes.
Half-way through the second hall, Lee Bing. Tong put Eastern further ahead. Before the anal whistle sounded, South China were awarded
penalty and Pau Ka Lin converted from the spot kick Result:-
Eastern F.C............ South China "B"... I
RA. RESERVES. CHINESE ATHLETIC "B."
SUNDAY'S FOOTBALL.
ROYAL NAVY DEFEAT COM-
BINED CHINESE.
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Shun
At the Stadium, North Point, a combined Chinese team, Eastern Bouth China attacked from the
and Southern, played the Royal kick-off, Cheng Chia Hong shooting.
Navy. With one exception, the wide. Gallagher bad n. chance to
Royal Navy fielded the same team open, the scare for St. Joseph's, but
At Sockunpoo, Athletic "B" do that defeated the R.A.' in the senior. was slow and Pou deared Ip Pak
Sookumpoo 01 Wah beat Hyder and tested Mefeated the R.A by the odd goal in league game at
The line up was as under: Grann. Cheng Shiu Hong snapped seven. After a bout of even play, Saturday. up a pass from Tong Kwan and bent Choi Wan Hung opened the score
Chinese-Chan Sik Pui (Athletic); McGrann with a fast shot. After for the Athletic. The Athletic re Gallagher had again misecd, South turned to the attack and a shot from Fung Wan Yau (East China) and Li China went in and Hyder handled Sin Tin Lin hit the bar and re. Tin Sang (South China A.A.); Sun Choi Wan Hung Sze King (East China), Wong Shui close in. From the resulting penalty bounded clear.
gave his side three clear goals lead. Wah (Athletic), and Lam Tuk kick, In Pak Wah beat McGrann.
Being three down on change of Ying (Athletic); Chan Kwong, Iu -B. M. Omar went down the wing
Suen Kum and Gallagher, meeting the centre, ends, the Gunners set up a raid on (Athletic), abot wide. From a free kick against the Athletic goal, but shooting was (Athletic), Tai Lan King (East South China, Greenslade sent in a wide. Rodgers eventually scored China), Lai Wai Tong (East China), hard drive, Pau Ka Ping tipping for the R.A. The Athletic soon add and Ip Pak Wah (Bouth China over the bar. South China cleared ed their score; Sin Kin Choy beat A.A.). the fag kick and transferred, and Moore with a fast shot. Goals by Chiu Kwok Luen tested MeGrann Reed and Rodgers brought the Gun- ners within striking distance of the from close range.
Half-time: South China, St. Athletic. A last minute effort by the RA was fruitless, Fung Hing Joseph's 0.
Long saving well from Reed.
Result
Chiness Athletic "B" 4" R.A. Roserver. 3.
KOWLOON F.C. RESERVES ». UNIVERSITY F.C.
The second half opened with an. attack by St Joseph's and ʼn corner. resulted, and offside against Sansom relieved.
..
Royal Navy, Langlands; Me-. Gregor and Jones; Stephenson, Tilley and Evana; Egan, Gray, Pea cock, Cartwright and Dickinson.
The Chinese attacked from the kick-off but Langlands cleared.
For a time the Navy held the upper hand but failed to open the score. A fitio movement by the Chinese forwards gave Suen Kum Shun a chance but his shot struck the upright.
Half-time, no score,
The Chinese opened the second half with a strong attack but Mac- Gregor and Jones were safe. The pace continued fast and both goals had narrow excipes. A strong at
Play was even for a time, then South China got away, and Me- Grann coming out to stop Cheng, sent the ball hard against him and
Pinying on the Railway ground, it rebounded into an empty goal. Within a minute South Chinn scored Kowloon defeated the University by again. Hyder tripped Ip Pak Wa three clear goals. Fielding ten men in the penalty area, and Pau Ka only, the University were hard pressed but managed to keep their Chuen scored from the spot kick.
Play was much below first division goal intact until after the interval. tack by the Navy brought the down- standard, the players-being-weak in Kowloon were unlucky in not scor fall of the Chinese citadel, Peacock front of goal. Frem & pass by ing before the interval, Oppenheun beating Chan Eik Pui with a well Radix, Sours went in to beat Pau playing a anfe game in the Univer-placed shot, Ka Ping with a fast cross shot:sity goal. Hall-time, no score..
(Continued at foot of next column).
LOCAL CRICKET.
CRAIGENGOWER AGAIN BEATEN.
There were two matches in each "division of the League on Saturday and the senior game resulted in wing for the Club and the University over Royal Navy and Craigengower Cricket Club respectively.
The junior games were also brought to definite conclusions; University beat Craigengowor seconds while Club de Recreio took full points from R.A.S.C. although the winners made only 73 runs.
LEAGUE-DIVISION 1.
H.K.O.C. v. ROYAL NAVY.
Playing at home the HK.0.0. beat Royal Navy by 73 runs. The Club batted fat and were given a goed start by. Duckitt (73) and Batger (37), and a useful contriba- tion of 31 from Armstrong belped to bring the scors to 183 for 6 wickets when the innings was de clared closed.
H.E. the C-in-C. was the most successful bowier for the Navy, tak- ing 2 wickets for 10 runs.
Although a double of their men played good knocks, the sailors could only total 110 runs. Sheffield waa top-scorer with 95 and Suther came next with 20. For the Club Divett took 3 wickets for 11 runs and Beck 2 for 17..
The scores were:-
Hong Kong 06.
E. R. Duckitt, b Laslett. 71 K. H. Batgar, b Baker 37
H J. Armstrong, b Waistell 31. H. Owen Hughes, run out . 8 J. R. Hinton, b Laalett...... 11 E. J. R. Mitchell, not out... 20 A. C. Beck, b Waistell W. D. Folley, not put
Extras *******
UNIVERSITY, CRAIGEN-
GOWER.
Although the Craigengower bowl- ers did well to get the University all out for 120, when the latter visited Happy Valley on Saturday, the home batsmen failed badly and the side were beaten by 23 runs.
Donald Anderson, Hong Kong's, young Interport" cap," played a stylish knock for 58 not out He was ably supported by Guterres who made 33 in quick time. For the C.C.C. R. Los took 4 wickets for 26 runs while Way took the same num- ber for 99.
A. B. Hamson alone played well for the Valley Club. He collected 20 (not cut) in fue style. F. Zim- mern made 10.
Samy, for the University, retum- ed the capital analysis of & for 37. Lam took 2 wickets for 19 runs.
Scores:-
University.
D. J. N. Anderson, not out... 50 S. V. Gittins, run out ................... E. A. Leo, bi Lee LT. Ride, b Lee
6
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D. K. Samy, b Leo e 13 Q. W. Lam, b, Hamson... 10 A P. Guterres, e Champion,
b Way
A. Baker, c Youngaaye, b
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M. B. Osman, b Way
A. B. Suleiman, c and b Way W. H. Kwan, b'Lee
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Total (for 8 wkts, dec.)...183
T.
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Baker Laslett Ticehurst Genge Johnson Waistell
TRAINING
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11 1 56 1
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Details of Saturday's and Sunday's gallops at Happy Valley will be found on page 2, together with "Morning Dew's" comments on the ponies and other interesting sports news.
Royal Kavy. Lieut. D. P. Evans, è Owen
Hughes, b Beck Sub-Licut. A. O. Johnson, b
Iteid.
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A.B. F. Laslett, b Reid Comdr. F. C. Baker, b Roid 10 Mid C. C. Suther, b Divett 20 Vice-Admiral Sir A. K. Wai- stell, c Beck, b Divett...... Mid. R. H. Wright, b Divett Lieut.-Comdr. B. N. Shef-
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Owen Hughes
Sto. S. Ticehurst, b Reid ... Ldg. Tel. R. Genge, not out o
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DIVISION IL
RECREIO v. R.A.S.C.
At King's Park, the Recreio lads had an anxious time against the B.AS.C, but thanks to some good work by their, bowlers, they were lucky enough to come away with full points.
**
The home team had first knock but were all out for only 73 runs. Remedios was top-scorer with 15, while Xavier made 14. For the soldiers Simpson took 3 wickets for. 14 ruas, Cole 2 for 24, and Fry.2 for
32.
When the soldiers went in to bat, they found Souse bowling at the top of bis form. This bowlor took 5 wickets for only 5 runs! A feature of the match was that six wickets fell without a single-run being added to the score! Scores:-
Club de Recreio,
L J. Guterres, run out
H. A. Barros, b Cole
H.A. Alves, b Colo
J. E. Noronha, b Fry
3
·5
9
11:
F. J. Remedios, b Simpson... 15 D. P. Xavier,b Simpson...... 24. F. H. Carvalho, run out. 1 G. A. Guterres, e Macdonald,
Simpson...
J. H. Figueiredo, run-out A. P. Pereira, b Fry C. M. Sousa, not out.
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis-
Boid Beck Duckitt Divett
0. MR. W. ∙11 1 41 4.
0.3 1 3
Total
17. 11 0
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Fry
Cole
13
1
Simpson
Owen Hughes
Another rush by the Navy, for- wards Chan Sik Pui out of position but Lam Yuk Ying cleared from the goal line...
The Navy forced a corner end' following the flag kick, Dickinson banged in a shot that beat Chan all the way.
With fifteen minutes to go, the Chinese played up strongly but they found MacGregor and Jones hard to beat. It was left to Lai Wai Tong to open the score for the Chi- nese with a full force drive that Langlands had no chance to save.
The Chinese then went all out to level up but the Navy-defence held- out until the final whistle sounded.
Result-
Royal Navy inviterer Combined Chinese ... 1 The game was very fast and con- tested in a fine sporting spirit throughout. The Navy were value for their win, having the advantage. in defence.
Bowling Analysis..
O MR. 71 0 32
* I 24
B.A.S.C.
Major Langmaid, b Sousa Lieut Marshall, a Noronha, b
"Kaviers
Lee.-Corp. Lyons, e "Barros,"
b Xavier
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12
Corpl. Crowcroft: b Sousa... W. O. Macdonald, Remo
dica, b Pereira. Pte. Fry, e Pereire, b Xavier O Pte. Andrews, b Sousa Dr. Cols, e G. A. Guterres,
b Bouss
Pic, MacKay, o Alves, b
Xavier
Lee. Corp. Simpson, b. Sousa 2 Lee.-Corpl. Tavlin, not out...
Extra
Total
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Bowling Analysis.
O, M. R. W 11-423
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