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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1930.

ZORHAN BREAKS SEVEN FURLONGS

RECORD.

MESSRS. HEARD AND HARRIMAN RIDE

THREE WINNERS

EACH.

PRESIDENT HALL ACCOUNTS FOR MAIN EVENT OF THE DAY,

MR: STEWART WINS NOVICE RACE ON SAN FRANCISCO.

[BY MORNING DEW"]

The feature of yesterday's racing was the breaking of the record for seven furlongs by Zorhan, recently imported into the Colony by Mr. Chan Tin Sion, who also owns Apollo, which has several records to its name in. Hong Kong..

Zorhar. ran against Royal Flush who on Saturday, accounted for President Hall. Royal Flush, in spite of Mr. Heard's assistance, could make no impression on Zurhan yesterday. The record was lowered by 2.1-3 seconds.

President Hall won the main event of the day, The Easter Stakes, in effortless fashion. The Novice Race went to Mr. Stewart who brought in San Francisco.

RESULTS AND FULL DETAILS OF YESTERDAY'S

THE RACING.

Junk Bay Plate,

Zorhan started a hot favourite here, in spite of the presence of Royal Flush Pickle and Good and Hat. Pickle And Royal Flush show- ed the way, followed two lengths behind by Zoiban. Good and Hot was out of it all the way.

Zorlan came through the beauti- fully in the straight to win by many lengths from Royal Flush Pickle was three lengths in arrears.

Zoln returned 1 minute 44.3-5 seconds. For this race, which is 2.1-3 seconda, better than the record held until yesterday by Boxing Eve. Mira Bay Handicap "" Olass.

Feurtzen ponies started here, and imperial Hall, Town Hall and Suening were amongst those beet' in demand. The start took over ten minutes as the field could not be brought into line. "Dr. MacGown. was thrown in front of the grand- stands, but fortunately was not in- jured.

Starling Stakes.

Dunce started favourite here in a field of eight. He only managed to win by a short head from Billiards, after a thrilling struggle in the straight.

Happy Day was a good third, just disposing of Thracian.

Hebe Plate.

The Ape and Bridge Hall were most in demand in this field of sover starters. Tango led all the way, Bridge Hall was left at the start. The field kept fairly well i together, and at the Rock was well

bunched.

Mr.

They kept silidly to-. gether until the straight was reach- ed, when Tango drew out slightly followed by Bridge Hall. Harrimus gave Tango no chance to slack and had half a length to the good" at the close. Zephyr came up with a great rash at the end to get within half a length of Bridge Half.

Mirs Bay Handicap, "A" Olass.

RACING.

Also ran-Peter Guerney (Mr. Gown: Glory (Mr. S. Y. Liang); Bulteel) Huntington (Dr. Mac- Delaware Bay (Mr. Y. T. Fung) Amusement Tax (Mr. F. M. L. Soarea); Sunning (Mr. A. J. P. Heerd), Mount Elburz (Mr. A. E. McCartney); The Jamaica (M:. G. 4 Harriman); Snaefell (Mt. D. L. Newbigging); Iron Blood (Mr. E. G. Frost),

Won by half a length; two lengths between second and third. Time: 2mins. 6.2-5secs. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $14.90.» Places: $830; 38.50; $42.10.

Betting.

Peter Guerney Huntington Glory

Place.

1.-Gin Drinkers Bay Plate:

One Mile.

For China ponies which have, stacted in Hong Kong at least twice since January 1, 1930, and have not won. 1 lb. penalty for every $200 ar part thereof won in stukes since January 1930, To be ridden by jockeys who have not won áve races anywhere at any time. Jockeys 2 lbs. extra for each race won. En trance fee 85. 1st prize $860: 2nd priza 8000; 3rd prize 3200. Mesars. Bennett and Cave's San

Francisco

(Mr. I. M. Stewart) Mr. Dynasty's Young Pretender

(Mr. C. F. B. Bramwell) 2 Mr. Yue Shun Wah's Monterey Bay...(Mr. Yue Shun Wah) Also ma-King's Counsel (Mr. A. E McCartney): One Third (Dr. S To Wong): Shiny Pearl (Mr." Tang Man Wa); Cream Cracker (MS. Y. Liang); Campbell (Mr. Ip Kui Ying); Abel (Mr. H. C. Lee): Huntington (Mr. D. A. Cave). Won by hall u half; two lengths. between second and third.

Time:

mins. 8.1-5secs. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: 80.80,

.!!

Places: 0.10; 28.10; 87.00.

King's Counsel

One Third....

9.--Mira Bay Handicap "A" Qlass! One Mlle,

For China ponies. Entrance fee 33. 1st prize 8300; 2nd prize 3000; 3rd prizs 8200. Mesars. Beith & Heard's Christ-

mas Chimes

(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 1 Mr. Chan Tin Sion's Winsome

Stag (Mr. L. G. Frost) @ Messrs. Mackie and Grayburn's

Piccalilli

(Mr. G. A. Harriman) 3 Also ran-Grand Tattoo Evo (Mr. C. E. Backhouse); Tarnborg (Mr. M. Stewart); Four Clubs (Mr. O. Bulteel) Fifty Fifty (Mr. D. L. Newbigging): Afriçan Eve (Mr. L. Reidy); 0-Moon Cir, 3R. H. Charles); Little Thunder

(Mr. S. Y. Liang).

וי

Won by three lengths: three lengths between second and third.

Time: 2mins. D.-+-secs. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $32.30. Places: $7.30; $7.10; $8.60. Betting.

Win. Grand Tattoo Eve 10 Turnborg

YESTERDAY'S

CRICKET.

HONG KONG BEAT KOWLOON,

In an all-day game at the Club ground yesterday, the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the Kowloonites by' 100 runs,

The home team balted first and: were given an excellent start by Dewar Durie (58) and Batger (24). Owen Hughes was top-scorer with 89 runs. For the K.C.C. Lyal tuok 5 wickets for 66 runs.

Kowloon started disastrously, but going in Inte, Lee and Hung made a fine effort to pull the game round. The former gathered 01 not out while Hung collected 57.

Reid and Black ench bad 4 wickets, for 31 and 52 runs respec- tively.

The scores were

Hong Kong. B.0.

Place.

30 30

Picenti

823

1,008

Four. Cluba

498

501

Betting.

Christmas Chimes.. 51

650

Fifty Fifty

1-43

Win

Pince.

African Eve

131

246

Winsome Stag

438

762

cher, b Goodwin....

Lieut. Dewar Durie, b Smith 50 K. H. Batger, c E C. Fin.

104

201

O-Moon

199

San Francisco

137

350

Little Thunder

Shiny Pearl

E. R. Duckitt, e Zimmern, b

Lyal

Young Pretender

716

1.268

10.-Mirs Bay Handicap "D" Class:

O. B. Younger, b Ross

"Cream Cracker

317:

One Mils.

Monterey Bay...... Campbell

301

407

Lyal......

J. E. Richardson, l.b.w., b

159

H. Owen Hughes,

Fincher, b Lyal

E. C.

70 330

E. J. R. Mitchell, b Good-

win

C: E. G. Gahagan, b Ross...

J. H G. Black, Jex, b

Lyal

J. A. Summers, b Lyal

A. Reid, not 'out

Total...

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R.

Abel

Huntington................

6. Tolo Plate: 14 Miles. For China ponies, non-winning griffins of this season whether starters or not. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockey allowance. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize 8500; 2nd prize $300; 3rd prize. 2200 Mr. Chan Tin Sion's Windsor

"For China ponies. Entrance fee 21st prize $500; 2nd prize 8300; 3rd prize 8200. Mr. H. S. Chan's Sonny Boy

(Mr. Harriman) 1

Mr. Brish's As You Like It

(Mr. Frost) Mr. Cocktail's Martini Mocktail

(Mr. da Roza) 3

Also ran: Bright Prospect (Mr. Worral); The Dodo (Mr. H. C. Lee); Pumpkin, (Mr. F. M. I Soares): Euschafo (Mr. A. Kit-

Stag(Mr. G. Frost)chell): Bon Ami (late Chinook) Mr. W. T. Stanton'a Mike

(Mr. Stanton) Mr. Yam Man's Blue Boy

(Mr. G. U. da "Roza) 3 Also ran-Christmas Belle (Mr. Heard).

Won by five lengths; six-lengths between second and third. Time: 2miha. 37.1-5secs. Pari-mutuel:-

Winners: $14.40.

Places: 89.30; $8.50.

(Mr. C. E. Backhouse); Movanagher Mr. D. A. Cave): Baby Face (Mr. D. L. Newbigging): Mountain Oak G. F. D. Bramwell); Sunloch (Mr. A. J. P. Heard); Shanghai Beau (Mr. S.-Y. Liang); Blotto (Mr. Sherman); Inca (Mr. I. M. Ste- wart).

Won by half a length; half a length between second and third.

Time: 2mains. 10. 1-5secs. Pari-mutuel:-

Winners: $33.60.*

Extras

Goodwin Ross Smith Lyat Lee

✓ 65 11" 0 10

14 0

5 0

Kowloon 0.0.

3. C. Fincher, b Reid F. E. Lawrence, b Reid

E. Zimmern, b Black

E. F. Fincher, e Reid, b

Black

F. Goodwin, e Dewar Duric,

b Black

"F. S. W. Smith, b Reid

W. C. Hung, b Summers..... 87

Win.

112

140

Delaware Bay

Amusement Tax

Town Hall

535

700

Sanning

309

BAD

Mount Elburz

Mongolian Stag

Betting.

The Jamaica

216

Win, Place.

Snaefell

120

Imperial Hall

Blue Boy

343

407

Places: $8.80; 86.80; 25.00. „

Betting,

J. C. Lyal, b Reid

487

707

Mike

544

633

Iron Blood

103

3.45

Duke of Normandy

.II.

Windsor Stag 601 Christmas Belle 441

7-Starling Stakes: Six Furlongs,

520

Martini Cocktail

Win. 230

Place:

A. T. Lee, not out

467

725

Bright Prospecs

S. Jex, and b Summers

The Dodo

Pumpkin

149

Black

Buach fo

Extras

Bon Ami

Mavanagher

210

445

Total......

Baby Face

.45

Mountain Oak

Sunloch

908

171

Shanghai Beau

363

467

Reid

9 * .34

Sonny Boy

311

473

Black

13 1 52

As You Like It

770

1,012.

Duckitt

Blotto

Owen Hughes

89 2

4 0 26

4 29 0

Inca

Batger

4 0 23

Summers

4. 1 14

One Mile.

For Chinn Ponies. Entrance fee 85. 1st prize 8300; 2nd prize $300; 3rd prize 8200.

Mr. Retsuj's Orlando

Ten ponies Accepted bere, Picalilli 3.-Mirs Bay Handicap "B" Class: being favourite. He led until the Town Hall led all the way home. straight when Christmas Chimes The riderless Huntington passed caught him to win by three lengths. the post first setting a good pace for Winsome Stag also caught Picalilli Town Hall. Imperial Hall chose in the last few strides. The others Awaiting race, as did Sunning.in this race were very far behind. Imperial Hall managed to come

Mira Bay Handicap "D" Class. through in the straight but Sunning

The last race was run in failing could not do better than fourth

light. Fifteen. ponies on the field place. Duke of Normandy was

were responsible for third.

start. Martini Cocktail showed the way followed by Sunlach and Movanagher. Sonny Boy was also prominent.

For China ponies, subscription grifina of this Club of this season which have not won more than $1,000 in stakes. Weight for inches 13 per scule 1 lbs. penalty for every $200 or part thereof won in stakes. Jockey allowance. Entrance fee 85. 1st prize $500; 2nd prize $300: 3rd prize 8900. Mr. John's Dunce

(Mr. G. A. Hariman) 1 Mr. L. Dunbar's Lobster Bay

(Mr. Soares) Mr. W. T. Stanton's Christmas

· Frolic

(Mr. Stanton) 3 Also ran:-Mank (Mr. G. E. Beckhouse); The Pheasant (Mr. G. a delayed. da Roza); Done Again (Mr. D. Mesars. Chow and Chau's Happy

L. Newbigging); Armony (Mr. Heard); The Partridge (fr. Yue G. Frost): Gay Caballero (Mr. Shua Wa); Marquis Hall (Mr. L Charles): Chivalrous (Mr.

L. Reidy).

Mira Bay Handicap "B" Class, There, were eleven starters here. Chivalrous and Lobster Bay were most in demand.

Sonay Boy won in the run home, From the start Mr. Harriman As You Like It getting second, sent his mount to the van and

being only half a length behind and | third. established a lead of about ten

Martini Cocktail third. lengths on the rest of the field.

He kept it up till the Rock, when the others began to close up, but with the exception of Lebater Bay fique could make any impression on the leader, who won by a length and a half. Christmas Frolic secur ed third place."

Mr. Harriman rode a beautiful race to win on Orlando against the good field.

Easter Plate, President Hall started a red-hot

THE RESULTS.

1.Juk Bay Plate: Seven Furlongs.

För China.ronica. Weight for inches as per scale. Winner of the Colonial Stakes on April 19, 1930, barred, Jockey allowance. En- trance fee $5. 1st prize 8500; 2nd prize 8300; 3rd prize 8900.

(Mr. Frost) 1

favourite in a field of six and won Mr. Chan Tin Sion's Zorhan by two lengths without effort.

Carnival Eve set the pace but six | Mr. Heard's Royal Flush furlongs from homo Chesapeake Jay began to crept up and at the rock took the lead.

Meanwhile President Hall kept within two lengths of the lender and stayed in that position until the straight was reached. He then caine to the front and stayed there. Chesapeak Bay again ran wide to allow first Carnival Eve and then Nationalist II to pass him.

Gin Drinkers Bay Plate. San Francisco with Mr. Stewart up won this race by half a length from Young Pretender ridden by Mr. Bramwell. Monterey Bay was third.

Monterey Bay and Huntington set the pace followed by Young Pre-. tender who took command at the

Won by one length and a half: three lengths between second and

Time: 2mins. 3.4-58ccs. Pari-mutuel~~

Winners: $43.90. Places: 810; 87.20; 81270. Belting.

Monk

Lobster Bay'

(Mr. A. J. P.Heard) 1 Mr. U Sz Wing's Billiards"

(M. G. U. da Boza) 2

Day...(Mr. G. A Harriman) 3 Also ran-King's Throstle (Mr.. Charles): What's Yours (Mr. L. G. Ip Kui Ying); Thracian (Mr. R. H. Frost): Tightö (Mr. Sherman); Silver Dragon (Mr. S, Y. Liang),

Won by a short head, four lengths between second and third.

Time: min. aеck. Pari-mutuel :-

Winners: $7.40. Places: 86: 87.70; $0.50..

Betting.

THE CASH

SWEEPS.

WINNING NUMBERS AT A

GLANCE.

The result of yesterday's drawing at Happy Valley is given below:-

Race 1.

No. 297

$1,029.00

332

328

99.1.00 147.00

Win. Place.

850 ticket No. 9.

Win.

11 378

Place.

King Throstle

119

Hace 2.

Billiards

246

'502

1,130

Thracian

303

823

No. 156

The Pheasant

244

What's Yours

100

260

Done Again

137

Happy Day

145

387.

100

$1,000.60 $87.60 143.80

Christmas Frolic...

136

333

Tighto

Armony

218

Dunce

1,355

The Partridge ...

228

Silver Dragon

1,600 20 116

85, 209, 299, 28.

Marquis Hall 290 Orlando

493

Race 3."

187

508

No. 544

Gay Caballero

454

15 177

702

200 200

$1,313.20 375.20 187.00

Chivalrous

4-Easter Plats: 1 Mies. For China ponies. Winners this (Mr. Heard) 2 year, of one race, weight for inches Messrs. Mackie and Grayburn's a per scale; of two or more races, Pickle... (Mr. Harriman) 35 lbs. penalty. Ponies which have not won a race this year, 7 lbs. Alao ran:-Good and Hot (late Baron Hall) (Mr. C. E. Back-

allowance. Jockey allowanco, Allow- ancee accumulative. Entrance fee 35. 1st prize $500; 2nd prize 8200; 3rd prize $200.

house),

Wou by many lengths, three longths between second and third.

Time: Imin. 44.3-bsecs. (record). Pari-mutuel:

Winner: 80.00. Places: 25.10; 83.10.

Betting.

Good and Bot (late.

Baron Hall

Win.

Pluce.

Zorhan

+1,015 73 470 562

34 900 161

One Mile.

Pickle Royal Flush,

Rock. In the straight San Fran-2-Mira Bay Handicap "O" Class:

For China Penies. Entrance fee.

cisco came through beautifully from the rear and won by half a length. Monterey Bay was a good third.

85. 1st prize 8300; 2nd prize $300; Tolo Plate. Only four starters accepted here. 3rd prize 8200. Windsor Stag led from start to Messrs. Fung and Tang's Town

Hall

(Mr. Charles) 1 finish winning by five lengths from Mike who was again six lengths the Mr. Ip Kui Ying's Imperial' Hall

Christmas ·

(Mr. Ip Kui Yng) 2 better of Blue Boy, Bello (Mr. Heard) was last, many Messrs. Lau and Lee's Duke of

Normandy...(Mr. L Reidy) | 3 | lengths behind.

8.-Hebe Plate: 11 Miles.

Unplaced ponies of 850 each :— ·

N H. Ross, c. Duckitt, b

Bowling Analysis.

:.187

O. M. R. W

Race 9.

No. 285

..... 81,687.40

372 529

476.40 938.90 Unplaced ponies of. $50 each:- Nos. 206, 144, 425, 109, 997, 381, 194. Race 10.

No. 715

$1,674.40 479.40 239.20

174 219 Unplaced ponies of 250 each:-- Nos. 115, 691, 71, 193, 128, 072, 378,

879, 149, 432, 207, 830.

THE

HONGKONG PUBLIC

Nos. 207, 300, 305, 299, 992, 143, 405 BILLIARD SALOON.

Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 370, 28, 477, 514, 252, 523, 507,

For China ponies, subscription, griffins of this Club of any season. Winners at any time of one race, weight for inches as per scale; of two races, 5 lbs. penalty; of three 318. or more races, 7′′ lbs. penalty; of more than 5 races bärred. Non- winners since January 1, 1930, allow ed 5 lbs. Jockey allowance. Allow ance accumulative. Entrance fee 25. Tat prize 8500; 2nd prize $200; Nos. 530, 123, 50. 3rd prize $200.

Meurs. Sturt and Lobel's Tango Mr. Ho Kom Tong's President

(Mr. Harriman) i Hall

(Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Bridge Hall Mr. Yam Man's Carnival Eve

(Mr. Heard) 2 (Mr. Boza) 2 Mr. Mac's. Zephyr....(Mr. Liang) 3. Mr. Dynasty's Nationalist II..

0. Also ran-Piccy (Mr. T. (Mr. Bulleel) Bulteel); Duke of Milan (Mr. G. Also ranNovember (Mr. Stan-U. da Roza); Thunderbolt (Mr. R. ton); Fair Sport (Mr. L. Reidy); H. Charles) The Ape (Mr. L G. Chesapeake Bay (Mr. G. A. Harri- Frost).

MAR),

Won by two lengths; four lengths between second and third. Time: 3mins. 83-5secs.. Pari-mutuel :-

Winners: $0.00.

Places: $5.30; 86.60; $0.00. Betting.

Won by hall a length; half a length between second and third.

Time: 2mins. 48.4-5aces.

Pari-mutuel:-- ·

Winners: 840.40.

Places: 83.90; 8.70; $22.20. Betting.

Duke of Milaa......

Win. Place.

November

Nationalist II. ........... 487 Carnival Evo

443 Président Hall 1,013 1,573 Fair Sport Chesapeake Bay

Win. Place.

209

10 235 372

Picey

331

538

34 111·

Bridge Hall

621

725

Tango

921

000

57! .85

125

Zephyr

150

250

The Ape

756 1,275

Thunderbolt

Race 4

No.

505 70

$2,942.80 840.80 420.40

Unplaced panies of 850 each:-

Race 6.

No. 480.

480

677

$1,091.40 840.40 240.20 Unplaced ponies of 850 each:- Nos. 604, 528, 550, 42, 334, 207, 414.. Race 6

No. 477

207 "370

.................$1,771.00

506.00 253.00 Unplaced pony ($50) ticket No.

Race 7.

081.

$1,782,20 509.20

254.00

No. 609

681 +,000 Unplaced ponies of 850 each:- Nos. 571, 048, 380, 341, 151.

Race 8.

No. 342

550

256

$1,727.00 403.60 246.20 Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 175, 270, 308, 642.

(Continued an next Column.)

(Open from 10 am to 12 midnight).

INDULGE IN THIS PLEASANT PASTIME UNDER IDEAL

CONDITIONS.

NEW TABLES IN SPACIOUS: ROOMS

AT VERY MODERATE TERM: LIGHT REFRESHMENTS OBTAINABLE, 191 & 193, Des Vœux Road C. (1st and 2nd Floors) (Nest WORLD THEATRE).

YESTERDAY'S

• FOOTBALL.

CHINESE ATH. "A" EQUAL'

WITH NAVY RESERVES.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

HONG KONG LEAGUE-DIV, II, C. Aib. "A" 3 R.A.M.C.

ง C. Ath. "B"... 3 Eastern F.C. 0 S. Chins "B" t. Kowloon Res. not played.

R.AM.C. ATHLETIC "A

Playing on the Garrison ground at Sookunpoo, the Athletic defeat- ed the RA.M.C. by the narrow margin of one goal and are now equal in points with the Navy Reserves.

The RA.M.C. were the first to attack but Ianson shot wide. The Athletic soon transferred Lad Leung Tas Wing just cleared the bar with a fast shot. Another visit by the Athletic was spoilt through Shek Pui Tim getting offside.

End to end play followed but the Athletic showed the better team work. However. the R.A.M.C. were the first to score. From a long paas by Paterson, Luna trap- ped the ball and sent it into the net well out of Wong Yuen Sing's reach. The Athletic thea set up a bombardment of the R.A.M.C. goal but the defence held out until the interval. Half-time: R.A.M.C. 1, Chinese Athletic "A" 0.

When the game resumed the Athletic asserted themselves and Choi Ping Fan scored with a fast cross shot that gave Newlands no chance. The Athletic returned to the attack and a defender handled inside the area and they were awarded a penalty kick. Choi, Ping Fan netted from the spet kick but the referee ardered the kick to be retaken and Choi shot wide. The R.A.M.C. then got going and they were awarded a penalty for hands, Ianson taking the spot kick made no mistake and gave his side the lead again.

Leung Tat. Wing made the scores two all and before the final whistle sounded Choi Ping Fan

again scored for the Athletic with a fast hot, The RA.M.C. fought hard for a goal in the closing minutes, but the Athletic defence held out. Result Chinese Athletic "A" 3, R.A.M.C. 2.

EASTERN 1. CHINESE B."..

On the Hong Kong Club ground at Happy Valley,

-Eastern da Silva, Kwan Wa Lam Lau Ching Yan, Tong Wai Hung. Fung In Wai, Chung Lap Fao, Wong Ying Tim, Moosa, Rum jahn, Tea Shi On, Lai Ting Choy..

Chinese "B"-Tsoi Hin Hung, Tang Chung Puk, Li Ping Pau, Yin Tak Kwong, Yung Kwok Wah, Yas Ping Hoi, Lo Wai Hop, Hui Yin Fai Fai Tin Lun, Wong On Ping. Wong Sua.

Referee: Mr. Gooderich.

Chinese "B" had no difficulty in disposing of Eastern by three clear goals. It was a tame game with the "B" always superior. The commencement saw tho. "B1⁄4” pressing and da Silva was kept perpetually on the alert, poor shoot- ing being the only reason that the Chinese were not several goals up in the first session. Yang Kwok Wah was the live wire of the "B's" team, kurping his forwards sup plied with plenty of passes. Fui Tin Lum endeavoured to break through on his own but was neatly checked by Lau Ching Yan. The "B" forced a corner but da Silva caught and cleared for East- ern to make a breakaway on the left, and from Lai Ting Choy's centre, Moosa narrowly missed. Again Moosa had bad luck when attempting a difficult angle shot. The Chinese returned to the attack for Fui Tin Lum to open up theit account from Wong Sun's centre. Half-time: Eastern 0, Chinese "B".

On resuming the "B's" kept the pressure up, and da Silva brought off some good saves from the op- posing three inside forwards. Weak shooting was still the "B's" down- fall, all shots with a few exceptions going straight to the goalkeeper. The Chinese next goal came from a penalty kick awarded for hands againat Kwan Wa Lam. Yung Kwok Wa made no mistake from the spot. Eastera were BOW beaten team, and what few efforts they mande lacked vim, vigour and vitality. The "B'" did just what. they wanted to do except score goals. Near the end Yung Kwok Wa ran through, beating all at tempts to frustrate him and scored "a good goal. The final whistle sa the Chinese easy winners by, three goals to nil. Final score: Eastern 0, Chinese "37 3.

SOUTH CHINA "B" v. KOW LOON F.O. RES.

鼈

This game was scheduled to he played at Caroline Hill. The re- ferce and South China "B" team were on the field but only three of the Kowloon team turned up. The game was declared off,

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