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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1931.

Week End Sport.

SOUTH CHINA STILL GOING STRONG.

ACCOUNTS FOR RECREIO BY 3 GOALS TO 1 IN

FAST GAME ON HOME GROUND.

ATHLETICS CONCEDE A VALUABLE POINT AT THE

STADIUM: CLUB GIVES GOOD SHOW.

South China continue to have things all their own way in the First Division and on Saturday accounted for the Club de Recreio by three goals to ong in a fast and thrilling game which was "watched by a large crowd. To date the longue leaders have.only

sustained a single defeat......

Chinese Athletic had hard luck in being called upon to share the points with the Club at the Stadium. The Athletic have been showing very good form this season and were fully expected to account for the Club. The latter, however, were able to hold their own on Saturday-thanks mainly to the good work of Rodgera in goal.

In Kowloon the Argylls won by two clear goals from the Police and the K.F.C. accounted for St. Joseph's by 2 goals to 1.

RESULTS AND LEAGUE TABLES.

C

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

Division 1.

Chinese Athlétic.

0

Hong Kong F.C.

Polico R.C.digulungan

0

Argylls

£

Club de Recreio

1

South Chinn A.A.

3

Kowloon F.C.

ST

St. Joseph's

1

Division II.

Royal Navy....

Argylls

Borderers

ด

St. Joseph's

University

0

Hong Kong F.C.

1

Easter F.C......

I

Chinese Athletic

0

Club de Recreio

0

South Chinn A.A.

3

Kowloon T.C.

0

Royal Artillery

Division 'III

R.A.F.

Borderera

DIVISION 1.

ATHLETIO ». CLUB.

ដង

Chinese Athletic

7 R.A.S.C.

Before a very large attendance at the Stadium at North Point, the Club drew with the Athletics in a goalless gamé.

0

After the interval the Argylls had much the better of the game and added a further goal to their scores. They pressed again and again but each time found Clark à bit to good, The Police broke away on one ac- casion and forced two corners in succession but the situation nover looked dangerous for the soldiers. A few minutes before the end, the Argylls bad things practically their own way, but they failed to add to their score.

and

The Club opened well, but, the Athletica were faster all round and

The teams were as follow#:~~~ soon had Rodgers on the defence

Porkin's Police: Clark; and eventually forced a corner, Brittain; Thorpe, Oram and Shop- which however failed to give the herd; Gowaus, Pile, Frazer, Corn- Athletics any advantage. At the wall and Brown.

Argylls: Huntor; Blackburn and other end, the Club forwards found | Frazer: McGlashan, Hay and Yeo the Athletic backs very solid. man; Hughes, McKenna, Lowden, Nevertheless Duncan and Walling. McQuade and Campbell.

ton had opportunities to score early on, but failed to do so. The latter had only an open goal in front of him on one occasion but he missed.

SOUTH CHINA г. RECREIO.

Grimwool opened the scoring for Kowloon by what appeared to be an indifferent shot, but the ball slipped through Rocha's hands into the not. few minutes later Rocha re- deemed himself when he saved a penalty shot awarded against St. Joseph's for a foul against, Simp- son. Simpson added a further goal for the home team a little later on, and it looked as if the first half would close with the score of 2-0 in "Kowloon's favour, but this was not to be, for Leonard made a,beautiful individual offort and was rewarded with a goal which had Angus guess- ing all the way,

Strenuous efforts by the visitors to equalise proved unavailing. At one time they all but scored, but their forwards were weak in Iront of the goal. Kowloon, on the other band, had their fair share of the spoils and pressed time after time towards the close of the game, but there was no furthor scoring on either side.

The teams wera:-

Kowloon-Angus; Martin and Pile; Hedley, Binas and Dowman Moss, Cotton, McKelvic, Grimwood and Simpson.

St. Joseph's-Rocha Hyder and Gomes; T, Leonard, Skinner and D. Fellows; Victor, Goodman, Leonard, Tarney and Fernandes,

DIVISION II,

· NAVY ». ARGYLLS.

Playing at Happy Valley, the Argylls won comfortably by three goals to nil

The Navy, kicked off but the Argylls were the first to attack but after the sailors had cleared, play was very much up and down the field until just cloas on half-time when Alexander put the Highland- ers up by a shot through a crowd of players who were bundled to gether outside the Navy goal.

Upon resumption, the sailors made a concerted rash at the soldiers' goal but the attack was frustrated and the leather was taken over to the Navy ball when the Argylla were awarded a penalty for hands. Reid took the spot kick and put the soldiers further up and a little Inter Alexander got the third goal for the Argylls when he received a well-placed pass froni Ballantyne. This was the last goal of the match, the Anal whistle going a little later with the score ne above stated.

The teams woro':-

twice, pretty movements promised well for the Eastern F.C, but they lacked the finishing touches and were wonk in front of the goal..

After resumption, the Chinese lost a player who had to retiro owing to an injured ankle and holding this advantage, the E.F.C, notched n goal through Ng York Hon to give them the points.

The teams were:

Eastern-Da Silva: Lai Ting

YACHTING,

SEVENTH CHAOIPIONSHIP

RACE RESULT.

The results of the Seventh Cham- pionship race of the Royal Hong

Choy and Sze To Hoi, Lau Kok Kong Yacht Club, which was sailed Yiu, Shiu Ping Shun and Ying Kay: on Saturday over a course of B. Lee Bing Tong, Mak Sui Hon, Ng. mites extending from Channel York Hon, Ho Chi Wing, and Sab-Rocks to Lyemun Beacon, were as han,

Athletic-Wong Yun Sing; Wong Shin Woo and Wong Sik Ping; Tang Kwong Wing, Cheung Lup Fan and Fung Man Kit: Hui Kum Hing, Siu Kin Cho, Hui Yui" Fní, Chan Yun Kwan and Li Fong

CLUB UNIVERSITY. This was a very close game and resulted in a win for the home team (Club) by the only goal scored

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the match.

The first half, saw neither side

getting ahead though they both had chances to score and after the in- terval play became very scrappy. Then a fine movement on the part of the Club forwarda gave Smith the leather, and cutting in he sent in shot which beat Oppenheim all the way. Towards the end the Club almost scored again, Bell having bad luck to see his shot just hitting the upright and rebounding into play when it was cleared.

The teams were:- University: Oppenheim; Harri- son and Lec; Low, Wong and Bee; Ong, Candah, Tan, Kho and Lim.

Club: Fodwill; Stoker and Rotouloff; Sloan, Puncheon and Hynes; Smith, Bell, Strange, Jack son and Tavlin.

BORDERERS . ST. JOSEPH'S.

In a very tame game at Sockun poo, the South Wales Borderers best St. Joseph's by two goals to nil,

follows:-

"H" Olass,

(Started at 2.23 p.m.)

T'hed Ctd. Times Times 4.18.43 4.11.48

Diana (0) Colleen (3) Rolla (2) La Lina (3) orena (1) Argulla II. (4) Dorothea (7)..

4.17.03 4.09.14 4.12.38 4.07.27 .4.16,37: 4.11.41, 4.04.52 Scratch 4.19.40 4.09.33 4.22.30 4.12.32

"I," "Y" and "G" Oláster. (Started at. 2.30 p.m.)

F'shed Cid. Times... Timca. Daphine (0)

4.43.84 Scratch Jessamine (8) 4.42.03 Scratch Why Wonder 1 (5).. 4.37.24 4.55.11 Winga (6) ...... Bluejacket (1) Boojum (3) Speedwell (2) Adanac (7), Zephyr (4) Lola (11) Wendy (10)

4.42.29 4.40.16 ..... 4.28.00 4.20.55 4.32.42 4.30.29 4:30.51 4.28.39 4.42.40 4.40:33 4.40.57 4.34.17 8.25.07 0.10.13' 4.57.42 4.49.33

SUNDAY'S RACES.

Royal Navy. Army.

Morning Hace-Course: Club Play was very even until just be-Line west to cast, Channel Rocks, fare the interval when Pallister, receiving from Nelson, broke Rumsey Shoal, Mark on Club Line, through to open the scoring for the H.M.S. Tamar Line East to Woat:

Distance 0.7 miles.

soldiers.

On resuming, the St. Joseph's Inds made a hard effort to get in the equaliser but failed and when' well-placed for a shot, Alŷ was badly fouled by Morrison who was ordered off the fiold by the referee.

The loss of a man did not worry the Borderers' defence, as the Saints' forwards were a spent forec. A combined movement on the left wing of the Borderers' saw Rate- man score their second and Gnal goal. N

The teams were:--

Bordeters:-Caisey; Lloyd and Morrison; Dowding, Channing and | Walters; Matthias. Pallister," Nel- sqa, Bateman and Jones.

Navy-Bines; Carter and Devey; Horner, Hibbs and Davies; Morgan, Potts, Nash, Kirkby and Spanawick,

St. Joseph's-Ramzan: Wells and ArgyllsHastie Gray and Do cherty: Girvan, Grant and Mo-Rahmin; Hinks, Omar and K. Omar į. Donaid; Beid, Davidson, Grieve, MeGrann, Ali, Bautista, A. Omar Alexander and Ballantyne,

and Dr Yee Hin,

RECREIO. SOUTH CHINA.

Journeying to King's Park, South China returned home winners by three goals to uil.

DIVISIÓN III.

R.A.F. ". ATHLETIC.

This was a one-side: inatch, and while the Athletic. got in saven The Recrois turned up with only gonts, the Air Force could not get ten men but at the last moment past the goalkeeper more than Marques came in to complete the twice. Play was very scrappy from claven. Both goals had narrow the beginning to end, the goal escapes to begin with but after a scorera being:-Chan Chung Yen time the Chinese forwards got down (5), Ping Kwong (1) and Wong Wing to their stride and opened the scor- Hong (1) for the Athletic and Tower ing through Han Web who beat the and Cox for the Air Force. Iteercio goalie with a fast low shot.

After half-time, the Chinces proved that they were much the superior team and added two more

BORDERERS v. B.A.S.C.

Army.

H2 Colleen, Major, W.

Bingham

Hs La Linda, Lt. Col. R.

M. W. Marsden Ye Wings, Major F.

Barry

14 Boojum, L-Col. W

N. Stokes

Ye Adanac, Capt. 0. ̊C.

Fowkes

14 Jessamine, Major J. C.

P. P. Tosh... G2 Wondy, Capt. It. A....A.

Darling

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

INTERPORT TRIAL AT HAPPY VALLEY.

CLUB BEATS COLOURS.

The interport trial played Happy Valley on Saturday be tween Club Colours and Colours resulted in a win for the former by six tries (18 points) to three (nino points).

The teams were as follows:-

Olub Coloure: J. R. Whitham; R. Allera, G. R. More; M. W. G. P. Lammert, R. H. Griffiths, E.,

TEST CRICKET.

ENGLAND FOLLOW ON

TAROVOG REUTER’A AGENCY.}

Capetown, Jan. 2.

In cloudy weather, and on p wicket which was slightly wearing at one end, Hammond and Loyland

continued the M.C.C.'s innings.

Hammond played a determined innings, which lasted just over two hours and included five fours,

At the luncheon interval Loy. and (40) and Hendren (30) were still together with 177 rune on the

board.

Turner, J. W. King; D. L. Milne. In response to A. P. F. Chap. Day, W. F. Peers, W, F. Leekio, E. man's request, H. W. Lee, the

R. West, F. R. Burch, E. B. Gan-Middlesex bateman, who is coaching mell, J. A. E. Kyndrow, and B. P. at Grahamstown, will join the Massey,

M.C.C. team on Monday i placo of Sandham, who, it will bo recall. ed, has fractured ankle bone necessitating no further activities in

Colours: R. J. Grieve; Lt. David (S.W.B.), Lt. Hamilton (S.W.B.) C. J. D. Law, JJ Ferg the present tour. L/Cpl. Rees (S.W.B.), G. A. L. Plummer, W. Hartley, E. F. But- tress, A. R. Cox, W. F. Kerr, Capt. MeKellar (Argylle), Sugr. Licht. Nicholson (Navy), L/Cpl. Tratt (8.W.B.), and Sergeant. Vowles (8.W.B.).

LATER.

After the luachoon interval thero who batted for two hours and a were 10,000 spectators. Leyland, quartor, gave a sound display, and hit-six foura

Hendret played attractive cricket Roferes Dr. J. H. MoElney... for his 93 rune and was at the At the outset the Club's three-wicket for two hours and a half, quarters combined well and over- and reached the boundary on 'eight shadowed the opposition's threes. occasiona More opened the scoring for the Club by registering a try, and Whitham just failed to convert, the ball bouncing back after striking the horizontal.

After some tren play Leckie broke through for the Chib near the flag, but the resultant kick did not add further pointa. Burch, shortly after- wards scored a third try for the Club, but here also the attempt to convert falled.

Turner obtained the fourth- try for the Club but for the second time during the match the ball hit this posts. The Colours rallied well

after this and just before the in-

terval were rewarded when Fergu son got over for an unconverted try:

The Colours showed marked im- P'ton Pts, provement during the second half

4

11

13

5

10

8

7

།།

Royal Navy.

P'ton Pts.

H3 Rolla, Major W. G. H.

Miles, . M.

1.

Hs Dorothen, Lt. J. G.

Hewitt

n

12

12

13

1 Why Wonder1, Lieut. W. E. Banks

Y3 Bluejacket, Lt.Cdr. R.

T. Young Yo Speedwell, Lt.-Comdr.

E. W. B. Sim... 11 Ys Zephyr, Licut, R. S.

Wollby

.10 11 Daphne, Pay-Lieut. H.

R. Petre

of the game but were really no match for the Club. Turner scpred his second uncoverted try after a solo run from end to end and Lam-. mert added further to the Club's lead by touching down after a swift passing movement. The try was also unconverted..

With fifteen point in arrears, the Colours pressed hard and were re- warded with 'two trice, one' coming from Tratt and the other from David.

„HOCKEY.

ST. ANDREW'S BEAT "Y".

Playing at the Y,M.C.A. grouad 15 at King's Park on Saturday St. Andrew's Club defeated the Y.M.C.A by seven goals to two in a fast and interesting gam

The home team started woll but i was very weak in front of the goal. MaoNider scored the first goal for St. Andrew's early on but Smith equalised for the "Y." Through a misunderstanding, the visiting team went down by a further goal before the interval. In the second half, however, St. Andrew's scored six timod in suspension without con- ceding any further goals... The teams are as follows:- YAL.C.A.: W. J. Scotcher; J, M. Purvis, L Tipplo; W. J. Brown,

A

50

Afternoon Race Courge. :

Playing at the South China ground, this game proved to bo The Chinese continued to presa extremely interesting. The Chinese and Lim, who had only Rodgers to started favourites and finished as beng had hard luck in kicking wide. expected but the first half of the game was full of thrills and the luck The Club forced a corner, but the of the game swayed first one way Chinese cleared, and started a and then the other until the better sombardment of the Club goal. team work of the Chinese side began The Portuguese team gave their 1 supporters plenty of hope when they On resuming the Athletica cameraided the South China citadel again and again, but Rodgers, who again and again and on two ocen: sions had Pau guessing. Erratic was the hero of the situation, ¦ shooting however, prevented them Lau Kau and Pang Wai, Choung;/ixth and just beforo time, Hamblyn H3 Rolla, Lt. J. C. M.

Rogers, however, was pròóf against | all their efforts.

to tell.

The teams were

The Borderers had things their goals to their total before the final own way when they met the Royal whistle went. Kwok, Hon Wah and Army Service Corps whom they II.3.8. Tamar Line West to East, Cheuk Shek Karn were responsible beat by seven goals to sil. After Mark on Club Line, Rumsey Shoal, for the last two goala.

several chances of scoring had Channel Rocks, Club Line East to. Recreio:-Britto; Costa and Law.gone a-begging, Mason opened the

necount for the Borderers. Then West: Distance 0.7 miles. rence; Gaen, Figueiredo and Bar-Mitchell added the second goal, retto; Assis, Gonsalves, Figueiredo, Powell the third; Mitchell the

Ariny Santos and Marques.

fourth, Hamblyn the fifth, Jones the

scored again.

KOWLOON v. ROYAL ARTILLERY.

South China:-Choi King Hang; proved himself dependable. The from getting an early goal which Yan Wah Hing, Cheong Kwok Tani, would undoubtedly have changed the Ip Yuo Ping: Woo In Yung, Cheung Chinese team, after their many complexion of the game. As it was Tai Kam, Cheuk Shek Kam, Ip Yan -raida, began to tire at the end of the Chinese tead were the first_to_

Sum-and-Kwok Hon-Wahr the game and it looked as if the hears through a well-placed shot Club might obtain a goal just before from Chu Kok Lun. The reverse seemed to upset the Recreio team the end, but the Chinese backs re- and it was, in fact, a bit hard on mained calm and broke up many them to have to concede a goal in the first half after showing much good movementà.

better work throughout.

After resuming, the Recreio play ors made a determined effort to eqnalise dad were soon rewarded The Chinese, however, showed The teams were:

better stamins and towards the end Athletic-Chan Sik Pui; Leung Yuk Tong and Lai Yuk Tat; Lai had much the better of the game

Fung King Cheang, and Chan Yu Kwok Chu, Wong Shu Wa and Tin scoring for them to enable them Lam Yuk Ying. Mak Kwok Tubs, to emerge victorious by three goals Teu Yee Shun, Lam Yit Yin, Suonto one. Kara Shun and Li Hung Ching.

Hesult:-

Athletic

Club

0

0

The teams were:—

Club: Bodgers; Strange and Bishop MuBride, Stewart, A. Dun Tin Sang and Lau Mau; Leung South China-Pau Ka Ping: Li oan and G. Duncan: Watson. Sega-Wing Chiu, Wong Mee Shun and ten, Gray and Wallington.

Leung Yin Chan: Ip Pak Wa, Chan Referes; Mr. Allen, R.N.

Yu Tin, Fung King Cheung, Chu Kwok Luen and Chan Mee On.

Recreio:-Lawrence; Xavier and Silva-Notto Marques, Beltrao, Souza, B. Gosano, Ward, Roza- Pereira, Rocha and Santos.

POLICE ». ARGYLLS.

Played at King's Purk this match was commenced half an hour late. The Argylls won by two clear goals scoring one in each half, and but for the good work of the Police goal ཡིན་གྱུ་་་་་པ་མ་པ་དག་ཡིག་=ava waill have

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Lowden scored for the soldiers after twenty-hve minuter play. Up to this point, the Police had held their own and had shared honours equally, but the Argylls had hard luck in not scoring on two earlier

occasions.

Kétereo: P.O. Wright.

KOWLOON ST JOSEPH'S. Played at the Kowloon Football Club's ground, this game ended in a win for Kowloon by two goals to one. On the general run of the play, Kowloon doserved the win as they had much the better of the argument,

LEAGUE TABLES, -

“DIVINOR 1:"

Martin

Ho Dorothea Major:W.

A. F. Kerrich

YI Why Wonder 1, Major

A:-L-Harris-wa

Y3 Bluejacket, Capt. R.

G. Lochner

P. W. D. L. F. A; P. South China...11 10 0 1 37 10 2016 Athletic

071 1 230 15 Borderers 10 6 1 328 14 13 MAURIENT 0 4 27.19 14 Argylls Recreio.9 51.3 17 18 11

Kowloon

mi

833 9 18 18 0

8 4.0 4 23 10 a 11. 1819 22-b

10

.11 1.8 13 38 6 0.8 11 32 4 10-1270·254 Division II.

P. W. D. L. F. A. P 11 9 1 1 25.4.1 ..13.9 04 52 18 18 1182 1 27-13 18

Speedwell, Liout, A. M. Anstruther

Y8 Zephyr, Capt. J. A.

Vivian ver

71 Daphne, Farida

J. K. Mag-

A. R. Brown, L. W. Macey; R. A. Bates, Dr. Ashton, W. II. Smith,

F. Parker and L. Coombes,

St. Andrew's Club : J. Miller; E. H. P. White. F. V. Wong; E. Landolt, B. Dormer, W. Tillery; H. Kew, H. H. A. Woolley, R. H. P'ton Pts. Wong, 8. MeeNidor and E.

MacNider.

Points for afternoon race... Points obtained by Army

in morning vänn

Total

· Royal Navy,

These teams met on the Railway Bround and after a very keen and exciting tussie, the Gunners ran home winners by the only goal Navy scored in the match. Mid-field play Police...... was the order of the day for a time A until Rogers took possession of the St Joseph's leather and ran through to beat Club Argue with a fine shot which the let slip through his hands. goalie was unfortunate enough to

Eastern The second half was very even Navy.........

Borderers shooting was deplorably weak. and the standard of football im- proved somewhat, but at times the Clab

Argylis Tho teams word :--. Kowloon Angus; Everest and St. Joseph's...

Athletic Guest; Smith, Gilchirst and Kerr University 11 4 2 5 18 14 10 White, Brown, Whiting, Davis and

Kowloon ......12397 1290.8- Bickford.

South Chinn 12 3 1 8 11 29-7Y4 Boojum. Commodore

A. H. Walkera R.A.

·9 2·0 7·7 20 4 Recreio

110.5 8.4 30 3 Yo Adare, Lt.Cdr. J. D.--

F. Dowe Division III.··

R.A.-Moore; Monley and Reed; Hadkiss, Pardoe and Wood; Hall, Rogers, Trice, Schofield and Frede ricks.

EASTERN ATHLETIC.

Borderers

13 0:34 15.10.15 .10 6 2.3 22 20 12 5.1.6 23 10 11 11434 12.13 11:

I

15

12

104

Ption Pt He Colleen, Lieut. R. C.

M. Duckworth-auta. ♣ Hỏ La Linda, Capt. W. P. Mark Wardlaw...........

Y2

Wings, Lt. R. C. Ran-

Home

14 Jessamino, Lt. J. A. PWD. LF. A. P. W. Tothill 12 8 13 30 10:17 | G2 Wondy, Pay.Cdr. D.

Playing at the Stadium, Eastern Ewo won by the only goal scored in the South China10 4 3 3 15 18 11 match though they had several op- Fukien portunities of scoring.

R.A.O.C.

The first half saw no score at all Athletic as the teams were playing very R.A.F scrappy football though once or .A.B.C.

.10 4 2 4 28.02.10

6 33 26.10 7 -72 2015.10 6 10 2:08 18 31 4

Points for afternoon race. 39: Points obtained by Royal Navy in morning.....

Total

At the tea intorval White and Tate were together with 23 and 3, respectively, to their credit.

Sebtha-

South Africa--Ist Innings, IJ. Siedle, e Chapman, b

White.

B. Mitchell, b Tate....... E. P. Nupen; b Tate

H. W. Taylor, White, b

Leyland

R. H. Catterall, b Tate H. B. Cameron, c Peebles,

b Whiten

..193 12

X. Balaskas, c Turnbull, b

Leyland

H. G. Deane, b Leyland Q. McMillan, not out C. L. Vincent, hot, out

Extras

56

21

Total (for 8 wkls., des.)..513

Fall of Wickets-1/260, 2/280, 3/200; 4/447; 5/473; ̈ ̈0/470; 7/502, 8/500.

Tate

Bowling Analysis.

Hammond

D. MR W. 43 13 79 3. 10.8

Voce 33 11

27. 0

050

1. A. R.. Peebles 28 2 95

J. C. White 40 15 101. 2 Leyland

30 0 01 3

R. E. S. Wyatt 20

England-1st Innings.

4

0

R. E. S. Wyatt, i McMillan 40° Hammond, 6 and b McMillan 57 Leyland, Bell

Hendren, b Baliskas.......

M. J. Turnbull, b Bell

52

93

A. P. F. Chapman, b Bell..... 0

J.

C. White, l.b.w., Balaskas

b

Tate, o Taylor, b McMillan... 18

Voce b Vincent

Peebles, not out

Duckworth, 1.b.w., b Vincent o

Extras

Total.....

Fall of Wickets:-1/70, 9/120, 3/20% 4/214, 5/214, 6/292, 7/203, 8/312, 0/350, 10/350.

Bowling Analysis.

Boll

O, M. R. W. 270

5.3

53 3

.2 0 0

Catterall Nupen. 22 7 43 Baltakna 100 .78 Vincent 17.4 4 40 я McMillan. 33, 10.111-130 England followed on, Wyatt hara ing scored 10 runs, and Hammond oven, the score at the close of play being 28 runs without loss.

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