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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMEER 3, 1930.

Local Sport

SOUTH CHINA HEADS SENIOR DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE:

ARGYLLS SCORE SIX GOALS AGAINST ST. JOSEPH'S.

EASTERN HEADS SECOND, DIVISION TABLE ON GOAL AVERAGE.

By virtue of their win over the Police, South Chins now senpies pride of place in the senior division with the Argylls who scored six goals against St, Joseph's, in close attendaner. .The Club disappointed their supporters by going down heavily to the Sumersets after a promising start, while owing to the Chung Yang festival, Chinese Athletics were unable to place foams on the fields. It is understood that they had already applied for post- pomerovats but we have been informed that the matter will be taken up by the parent body.

Eastern defeated the Navy by four goals te one, while the Somersets were also Huccessful and still remain at the head of the . table with Eastern.

Ewo bent the Royal Engineers and advance, to sreond "place in the Third Division and the Somersets, by virtue of their victory over South China, are in a good pesition up the head of the tible.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

Somersets Argylla

DIVISION I

Club

0

South China

3

St. Joseph's Police

DIVISION IT.

Fniversity

St. Joseph's.....

Beerin

1

Eastern

+

Naty.........................

Somersets

2

South China

Ewo

Fukien

Somersets

Kowloon ...

DIVISION. III.

1 R.E......

7

R.A.S.C.

5

South China

:

0

SOMERSETS TOP THIRD DIVISION.

DIVISION 1.

SOUTH CHINA ». POLICE.

DIVISION II.

EASTERN '', NAVY.

NEW GOLF COURSE

AT FANLING, ·

SIR WILLIAM PEEL WINS FIRST MATCH.

DON MOE IN FOURBALL GAME.

The new course at 'Fanling was opened yesterday, and the first match played on it was between His Excellency the Governer, Sir william Peel, K.B.E., C.M.G., and Rear-Admiral R. Á. S. Hill, C.D.E.

The Royal Navy, who previously had the honour of being the only s.cond division team undefeated, had their colours lowered on Saturs day, when they were defeated by Eastern on the latter's ground by four goals to one,"

The gaine started with both tenina paying hard, and it tooted as it it was going to be a clow ganke. After twenty minutes play, how. ever, the Navy fell off, and Eas- ern, taking advantage of this, sande a good forward movement and Subhan, who was in good forin, mado a masterly solo effort by drib. bling past the Navy's defence and wet in a hard shot that completo. ly beat the goalkeeper.

In the second half, play began a little rough, but Eastern .com. tinued pressing and stored their fourth goal. After this the Navy had the better of the play but were terribly weak in the forward line, missing two easy chances.

The game throughout was of a first League standard, and Sabban Why the outstanding player, scor- ing all the four goals for Eastern. The Navy scored their solitary goal through a penalty.

Eastern: Silva; Szo To Hoi, Lai

William Prel after a great struggle won the match by a hole.

Other games played included a match between the Governor's side and the Captain's side. This mintch resulted in a win for the Governor's

-le. The teams were as follows':

Governor'a side: Sir William Peel, Mr. A.. B. Stewart, Hon. Mr. E. H. Hallifax, Mr. A. Hy Ferguson and Mr. E. Davidson.

Captain's side: Rear-Admiral R. A. S. Hill, Mr. G. S. Archbutt, Mr. L. S. Greenhill, Mr. O. E. £. Mar. tou and My, N. L. Smith,

Fourball Match.

In a fourball match played on the new course Don Moe and Fer gayon bent Marton and Stewart by 4 and 2.

sente

A big crowd followed the pro gress of the game, and at times although there were occasions when very good golf was seen,

the play was increly indifferent..

Owing to the recent rains, the ground was not easy play on. All four players won holes at vari ous times, but the dociding factor was Moe's win at the tenth and eleventh and Ferguson's success at the Bfteenth and sixteenth.

The day was an ideal one for golf, and the drop in the tempera-

Ting Choi: Ng Ying Ki, Stu Pingture resterday proved very welcome Shun, Lau Kwok In; Chan Linnt Fanling.

Sang, Sabban, Ny York Hon, Mak

Siu Hon, Lee Bing Tong.

Navy Savage; Noonan, Robin- xon Mollitt, Hobbs, Davies; Low- don, Scorer, Toomey, Timberlake, Parsons.

Referee: Mr. Mose.

UNIVERSITY . ST. JOSEPH'S.

the

St.

Playing on the Athletic ground,

University defeated Joseph's by two clear goals. Piny to the first half was fairly even with the University slightly better their opponents, goal but faulty Both teams made several attacks on shooting of the forwards made them fruitless.

DIVISION III.

EWO

V. R.E.

The Royal Engineers, who were leaders of the League, were BUT- prised by Ewo when they accounted for them by three goals to une.

Ewo attacked from the commence. ment, and with some good dribbl- ing, opened their scoring with a good shot. R.E. then attacked consistently, and their efforts were. awarded when Waldron equalised.

led them scoring on several occa They continued pressing but weak- nesa in their forward line prevont sions. Ewo then forced the play settled down and scored through added two more goals,

In the second half, the University and ten minutes before the end the Saints' goalie misjudging a RE. Brewer; Jopling, Menan; After this, the College Grosvenor, Morgan, Fretwell; Les- for the University came through a boys foll off and the second goal. Dolling, inbury, Waldron, mis-kick by the goalkeeper. Ayuck; Bautista, K. M. Omar, Mc St. Joseph's: Rocha Hamna,

Ali, Souza, Harroon, Gomez, Omar.

University: Oppenheim; Harri Wong. K. S. Low; T. Y. Ong. son, Y, K. Ng; 8. Reed, S. L. Candah, C. K. Tan, P. P. Kho, K. Y. Lee.

centre.

The Second Hall.

Almost immediately after the re- start, Hughes put the ball into the net but he was ruled off-side. Some Converting only one of the twolfeld play followed. A corner penalties which wore awarded them kick against St. Joseph's resulted in the game with South China, in the fourth gual for the Argylls Police Recreation Club were beaten through Melville, and a minute by the odd goal in five. The teams later, Hay added the filth one. A free kick against the Highlanders was easily cleared but a little later Leonard broke through to heat Gardiner with a good drive. The Grann; same player added another goal shortly after, but, nothing daunted, Police: Clarke; Perkins, Oram: the soldiers put in their sixth and Brittain. McGreaty. Shepherd;iast guai just before the final whistle Pile. Cornwall, Fraser, Thorp, Brown.

sounded, thus winning by six goals to two.

— MA

South China: Pau Ka Ping; Li Tin Sang, Tam Kong Pak; Jeung Wing Chiu, Wong Mee Shnu, Tong Kwan Ip Pak Wah, Chan Yu Tin, Fling King Chung, Chu Kwok Gin, Cheng Siu Hong.

The Police were early pressing bul a corner kick which was well- placed was not taken full advantage of. Then South China' took a turn of raiding the Police goal, but after saving many difficult shots, Clarke was beaten by Fung King Cheong, This was followed by andther gol a few minutes later, Ip Pak Wah scoring this time.

The First Penalty. The police then took the ball into South China's half, and after a scramble, they were awarded a penalty, but the spot kick was well anved. The leather was taken over to the Police territory when a fine movement gave lu Pak Wah posses sion of the ball. This player sinamed the sphero into the not to put his side three up. Half-time arrived with the ball in wid-field. On resumption the police pressed hard and Pay was called upon to save a very difficult shot.. This be did but a few minutes later the ervand“, penalty kick against them was taken by McGreary, who did not give him

Spurred any chance on by this succoss, the Police again scored through Fraser. From this alugs onwards both teams tried the final whistle arrived with the hard to put in furthor goals, but scoredicat unaltered. It showed South China, 3; Police, 2.

ARGYLLS » ST. JOSEPH'S.

This

game took place before a poor crowd at King's Park and resulted in at easy win for the Highlanders by six goals to two.

St. Joseph's started one man short and soon their gealio was called upon to clear. The soldiers con

The teams were:-- Argylls: Gardiner ; Smiles, Hen- derson: Melville, Mefilashna, Yeu

Christie, Whylie, Hag, Camp

bell. Hughes.

St. Joseph's: MacGowen; Hyder, Gomes; Skinner, Victor, Roberts: Goodman, Leonard, Lim Nget you Turney, Fernandes.

CLUB. SOMERSETS,

After their convincing display against the Argylls, much was ex pected of the Club, but they dis appointed and were beaten by Son ersets by six goals to one. teams lined-up as under: -

Reforre: Mr. Lawrence.

RECREIO. KOWLOON.

The Club de Recreio met their eighbouring club on their own ground and played a fairly even game which ended in a draw-one goal all. Kowloon was the first to attack, and when a certain goal was in sight, Bickford and Mose fuissed handly. Recreio then had the better of exchanges and Gonsalves seat in a low shot at completely beat the Kowloon avatie.

Davis.

Ewo Lau Hing Cheung; Chan Cheung, To The Ching, Wong Wah Mek Seng, Wong Ip Yu; Lai Tak

in; Ho Yau Tim, Chan Yen Tai.. Kan Sik Wai, Au Ping Wing, In Hon Tai.

Referee: Cpl. Dimond.

R.A.S.C. v. FOKIEN.

At the Stadium, the R.4.8.C. toam met the Fukion Chut plago and lost by seven goals to two. The Fukien forwards were in splendid form and converted almost every opportunity that came their way. Chau Tay Kon (9) Leung Chi Keung (2), Wai Tak Kwong and Cheung Koon Seng (2) were the seal smrers for Fukten Club.

Fukien: Fong Shui Koo; Ma Ping Chong, Trang Kay Kui; How Sun Chi, Ma Ping Tong, WODE Ten Chu: Choy Wa Bang. Choung Roon Seng, Gan Tay Kon, Leng Chi Keung, Wai Tak Kwong. Kowloon R.AS.C.: Garret Fummel, Bre. mon; Craigs, Hamar, Lewis; Cole, However, Ainolie, Andrews, McCullough,

wi Referee: L. C. Atyco.

On the resumption, looked dangerous for a time and weat near to scoring.

after ten minutes play they were Doyle. successful through Sparey, Th

Somersets: Verrier; Early, He- wish; Troth, West, Harris: lay. son, Baker, Knapp, Bowley-Bull, Butcher.

Club: Rodger; Bishop, Strange: McBride, Stewart, Andy Duncan; Duncan, Bell, Goldman, Segaleu, Wallington.

scored from a rebound.

Reerein: Lawrence; Britto, Costa K. Lawronce, Figueiredo, Marques; Gonsalves, Silva, Sousa, J. Santos, F. Santos.

Kowloon :

LEAGUE TABLES.

División I.

F. W. D, L. F. A. Pts.

Gurevitch; Guest, Hast; Smith, Simpson, Everest; South Chino 5 5 0 0 16 4 10 Moss, Davies, Spares, Cotton, Bick Argylla 84 10 11 4 ford.

Athletic 4 3 1 0 12 0 Somerset 30 31 08 The Club started off very well. SOMERSETS », SOUTH CHINA. Recreio 2 1 0 1 0 2 3 and touch to the delight of their

R.A............ 4 1 2 1 5 11 Club

1 3 1 4 12 supporters, Goldman put them one played at Sookuopeo, the Somer Kowloon

Ink and interesting game St. Joseph'a 3 1 2 0 6 11 up with a nice abot after about five sets beat South China by two goals Police 501 4 14.

2.00 9 4 minutes play. This success spurred to ni. Play in the first half was Navy. 2 0 2 0 3 them on and although their goal fairly even with Somersets slightly

Division II."

the better. Both goals were attack-Eastern

0

&

4. 0.1 24 2

54 01 14

5 4 1 0 10 6 8

J

was raidęd, nothing resulted tilled in turn and several good chances Somerseta about after half-an-hour's play when were missed by both sides, y Navy Knapp scored with a beauty. Ashon opened the scoring for the Argylla-4931

soldiers with an

casy shot University 21 Penalty against MeBride for trip.

and after midfield play Athletic 4 1 1 2 1 1 ping gave the S... their second which tho Somosets' forwards St. Joseph's 3 3 0 goal, but half-time arrived with no executed some nice movements, Den Kowloon 3 13

mend added another. On the whole South China 4 further score.

the soldiers gained their points by Recreio 3 0 1 9.

4.0 3 1

In the second half the Club fellaheer hard work. to pieces, and after a promising

tinued pressing and for a whilstart by them, Baker put in the Teams were:

Macgowen held the fort well but third goal for the soldiers. This aill; Savigar, Cornelius, Leggi Somersets: Hall; Green, Father

Yeoman oyontually beat him with

A

Club

1.A

10

13

1 3 0

3 0 3 0 Division III.

8

3

0

5

shot which left him standing. For player added another with a long Kearie, Guest, Donmend, Luyshon, Somersets 4 1 0 19

while St. Joseph'a took up the hot which land the Club goalie com Chalet attack (they now had a complete plately guessing.

Ewn, 4 3 10 7 South China: Taoi Kai Hung:Fakion 5 3 2 0 17 10 team), but soon the ball was taken The Club lind many openings to Lau Kau, Chung Tai Lum, Yan South Chine 42.1 3

10 prilliding Behwegen fibrouız wakaku "Auto Paris:pati ngang

add med lands of Ball angile gheir chriswak Choi Wong King Chung 14:6,

and this was fallowed by another. Shortly before the end goats by Chouk Shak Chau, Wu Yin Tung, Athletic ... 11.90

R.A.F. from Hay, bat, half-bine arrived Bowly-Bull and Knapp brought the Ip Tun Sun, Kwok Hon Wah.

400 with no further, spore.

Benro to:--S.L.I., 0; Club, 1.*

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