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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1931.

Week End Sport.

THE LAI WAH CUP COMPETITION.

CHINESE QUALIFY TO MEET CIVILIANS IN FINAL.

ARMY PUT UP GOOD GAME: KOWLOON SURPRISE CLUB IN SENIOR DIVISIÓN,

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The semi-final of the Lai Wah Cup Competition between the Chinese and the Army attracted a very large crowd to Happy Vallby, and by winning by the odd goal in soven, the Chinese qualified to meet the Civilians in the final. It was a very good game, the standard of football being very high and both sides brought off very nice moves and saves in turn.

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There were two games' in the senior division, Kowloon and Police taking full points from the Club and St. Joseph's, respec- tively.

In the second division, Easteru necounted for the Chub while the Royal Navy scored a,win over Month China.

The

The leaders of Division III. won again, their victims being South China and so remain in a strong position at the top. IL.A.0.0. gained a long awaited win at the expense of the Athletic.

DIVISION 11.

EASTERN v. CLUB.

This match was played on the Club ground, and ended in a win for the former by four goals to one. From the commencement Eastern attacked but the Club's defence cleared. The Club then broke away and within three minutes Bell scored. This setback, however; did not discourago Eastern who con- tinued to play clover football and were soon awarded a penalty, which they converted. The Club forwards were in poor forma and the clear- ancos of their backs were always stopped by the Chinese linlves, As

RA.... e. UNIVERSITY,

The Gunnors were overwhelming- ly defeated by the University by six goals to one when they met at Sookumpopo. Play was fairly oven from the start, both goals being visited in turn: The University was the first to open the scoring when Candab bundled the ball into

the not after Moor had saved well

from Kho but could not hold the ball. The Gunners then had k period of attack but could not score: The University attacked and just before the interval Wong added two) more goals for them.

YACHTING.

EIGHTH CHAMPIONSHIP

RACES.

WENDY DOES NOT FINISH;

Army.

Ye Wings, Major J. R

Barry

BOXING.

'WORLD'S EX-CHAMPION

Ption Pto.

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Y4 Boojum, Major J.-

Fosb

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"SETTLES ""DISPUTE.

Ye Adanac, Captain N.

A. Darling

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Ya Zephyr, Major A

Harris

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SELVICE.}

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Lochner

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HS Colleen, Lieut. 3. C.

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Bingham

The results of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's eighth Cham-13 Roll, Major piorship Race for sailing yachts, run on Saturday over a courte=cX- tending from Lyemun Beacon to Rumsey Shoal, were as follows

Colleen Holla

"After, the interval the University continued to press but could not acore through faulty shooting. How-Diana ever, they forced a corner, and from the fing-kick Candah scored. La Linda Just before the end the Gunners Norena

Argulla II. Dorothea reduced the lead through Kennar.

Result:-

R.A.

University............ P.O. Wright lined out the follow

a result of this the Club were pen- ned in in their goal area and buting teams: for the faulty shooting of Eastern they would have lost by a pretty big margin. Before the interval the Eastern were leading by three goals

EASTERN STILL AHEAD IN DIVISIÓN II.o one.

Chinese

Kowloon

St. Joseph's

South China

Hong Kong F.C.

Chinrao Athletic Royal Artillery Argylls

RESULTS AT A GLANCE,

South China........

Lai Wah Cup-Semi-Anal.

1 Anny

Division I.

3 Club

1 Police

Division II.

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Royal Navy Eastern F.C. S.W. Borderers University try Club do Reecreio

Division III.

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Chinese Athletic

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S.W. Borderers R.A.O.C.

LẠI WAH CUP.

CHINESE ENTER THE FINAL.

Nino players from South China and two from the Athletic won by four goals to three against a strong Army team after a hot skirmish. The match was played on the Club ground and there wore patches of skilful tacties, which delighted the large crowd of spectators.

DIVISION 1.

KOWLOON e. CLUB.

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Pinying at home, the Howloon

F.C. by three clear goals. The hor e FC accounted for the Hong Kong team obtained a load of a single goal in the first half, but should have scored fur more frequently had toy not been up against one of the hest goalkeepers in the Colony in Rodgers.

centre

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Afternoon Race:-Course: Club Line west to erat, Channel Tocka, Cust Rock Murk Boat, Kowloon Hook; Club Line east to west: Distancs 0.6 miles. Started at 2.50 p.m.

DALLAS (Texas), Jan. 10.

Ten thousand sparta' enthusiasts had visible proof last night thas Dempsey is still the Manassa Mauler of old.

Jack, who was refereeing a wrest- ling match,resented being hit on the jaw by Billy Edwards, one of tho contestants.

Edwards had been awarded tho decision, but through a misunder. P'tion Pls. standing tried to continue the

match.

"H." Class.'.

3. (Started at 2.8 p.m.)

F'shed Ctl. Timies. TimeR. 4.40.44 4.33.58 4.41.03 4.31.41

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4.85.41 4.30.39 Ye Wings, II. S. Rous... 4.04.27 4.34.41 Ys Boojum, Cdr. Walker 4.91.40 4.21.40 Ye Adanne, E. Benham 12 4.40.42 4.31.90 Y8 Zephyr, E. B. Lam. 4.41.53 4,32,31

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Dempsey straightened up d shot a wicked right to the wrestler's jaw.

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Grist

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Edwards was lifted bodily into

H2 Colleen, F. 1. Tracey H3 Rolla, A. L. Shields..

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the air by the force of the blow,

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nad turned a partial somersault

F'shed, Ctd.

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Times. Tinez.

Daphne Jessamine Why Wonder Wings

4.45.57 4.46.87

1.09.09 5.09.00

5.10.03 5.07.86

5.06.37 5.04.28

62 Morning race mats

.... 101 Total points

Army.

before landing head first on the chhvas.

5.10.31 5.09.28

P'tion Pís

8.08.17 3.00.08 Y1 Why Wonder1, Mr. 6.10.32 5.03,23 Bolt

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5.35.49 5.97.10 ys Speedwell, Capt. J. Did not finsh

A. Vivian

6.11.19 5.04.50 ya Bluejacket, Capt. O. 5.08.59 5,00,50 C. Fawkes............

CRITICS DECLARE HE DID NOT. LOSE.

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N. Stokes

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Barry

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Hi Diana, Lieut. A. M.

Anstruther

RAMoore; Momby and Rut ter: White, Pardoe and Wood Hall Rodgers, Trice, Schofield and

Kennar..

ARGYLLS. RECREIO.

This match was player at Chat- ham Road and resulted in a win for the soldiers by three goals to

University:-Oppenheim; Harri- son and Ng; Low, Reed and Bes; On the resumption, the Club took Ong, Candal, Wong, Kho and Lim. the offensive and from a from Tavlin, Bell missed narrowly. The Club continued the press and forced a corner, which, however, proved fruitless. Play was then transferred and Ng York Hon made n successful solo effort by tricking three defendors, including the goale. From the kick-off the soldiers attacked and Marquis was tested keeper, and flicked the ball into the with a hard shot. Play was then net to bring his side the winners transferred but the Recreio were by four goals to one.

répelled, and the soldieres then got Away to open their scoring through Ballantyne, who a few minutes latter noored the second goal.

Result:-

Eastern Club

The teams wore:- Eastern: Da Silva; Szo To Hoi and Lai Ting Choy; Ng Ying Ki, Sui Ping Shun, and Lai Kwok Iu; Lai Kong Hee, Sabham, Ng York Hon, Mark Sui Hoa, and Lee Ding Tong.

Club: Fogwell; Poutoloft and Puncheon and Stokes; Sloan, Hynes; Smith, Bell, Strange, Jack aon and Tavlin.

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Referee:Mr. C. Mose,

SOUTH CHINA. NAVY.

On their own ground South China lost to the Navy by four goals to one. From the kick-off the Navy took up the offensive and after

The Chinese then seal had been disallowed for offaids, pressed for a time but without re- The sailors returned to the Kirkby scored.

Winning the toss, Pte, Yeoman

The Club started shakily and sent the Chinese to defend against the sun. After a series of raids by over settled down to any team both sides in the first ten minutes, work. The former line was weak Tam Kwong Pak received a free and Angus in goal for Kowloon was kick from the outfield and banged rarely troubled. As ngainst this,attook and Nash added their second the ball into the net leaving John-the Kowloon team were both energoal from close range. son helpless. The Chinese went fug-getic and enterprising and they ther Blend a little latter, Fung King managed to practically confine the Chrung putting the fishing touch game entirely in the Club's area.

Simpson scored their first goul.

to a fuo individual effort.

Inson

Result:-

After the interval, the soldiers continued to press and Girvan add- od their third goal. The Reercio then tried hard to reduce the load and from a pass by Santos, Pereira succeeded. Result

Argylla Recreio

Bluejacket. Boojum Speedwell

Adanac Zephyr

Lola

Wendy

YESTERDAY'S RACE.

CLUB » ARMY.

Morning Racai-Courge: Club Line west to east, Channel Rocks, Kowloos Rock, Mark on Line, Cust Rock Mark Bont; Club Line west to east: Distance 3.5 miles. Start- ed a 11,97_n...

Miles

Club.

Y1 Why Wonder †, Major Blusjacket, Major ya

Stewart

P'tion Pts.

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Ys Speedwell, G. A.

Pickering

G2 Wendy, F. D. Tracey 19

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Ville

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Mr. J. Lawrence lined out the following team!-

Argylle:Hastia; Gray and Frazer; Girvan, Grant and Mc

Alexander and Ballantyne, Donald Reid, Baird, Davidson,.

Recreio:-Marques; Britto and Lawrence; Barretto, Gonsalves and los, Sousa and A. Santos. Figueiredo; Gaan, Pereira, C. Sau

DIVISION III.

The soldiers easily defeated the Chinese by four goals to one when

Alter the intervval the sailors continued to press but the Chinese SOUTH CHINA & BORDENERS.. goalkeeper made many brilliant from close range. Just before the saven until he was beaten by Kirkby end of the game the Chinese re After the interval, the Club apduced the deficit through Cheuk The Army made a determined effort to oven up mattors, their for-peared to make a fresh effort, but Shek Kam. wárda, especially Harris and Hughes any chances were frittered away on the wings, giving, good assistance by weak forward work. to their inside men, while the backs and half-backs. held out spondidly. Loudon found the net to score the first goal for the Army, and this was followed by a penalty which Henderson drove into the corier of the net for the equalizer.

With two goals each side at the interval, the Chinese lost many rbances after the resumption owing to weak kicking with only the cus todian to beat. The pressure WAS kept up until Fung King Cheung kave his side the lead with a shot from close range and followed it up with another which Johnson allowed to go through.

added two further goals for the

home side.

Martin

South China....... Royal Navy tan

The teams were:--

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South China-Taoi Kin Hang; The team were:- '.

Lau Mau, Pang Wai Chung and I Kowloon:-Angus ;

and Yu Bim, Cheung Kwok Choi and Bliss; Hedley, McKelvie, and Dow-Yan Wah Hing; Wong King Chung, man: Atose, Pile, Simpson, Grim Wu Ying Tang, Chouk Shek Kam, Chung Fai Lan and Kwok Hon Wah wood, and Innson.

Club: Rodgers; Strange and Bishop; Railton, MeBride, and A. Duncan; G. Danean, Gray, Watson, Wallington and Hoopor.

ST. JOSEPH'S v.

POLICE.

Played at Happy Valley, the Police won this match by four goals to one. Play opened at a furious

Royal Navl-Binos; Carter and, Edwards; Robertson Hobbs and Horner; Morgan, Potts, Nash, Kirkby and Spanawick.

ATHLETIC v. BORDERERS

they met at Caroline Hill The Chinese, however, were the first to open the scoring but this proved merely to be a flash in the pan. The soldiers soon qualified with a penalty kick. After the interval the soldiers attacked and scored three goals in succession.

LEAGUE TABLES.

Division 1.

South Chifin Athletic Argylls

P. W. D. L. F. A: P. 11 10 0 1.37 10 20 97 1 1 23, 9 15 11 704 27 19 14 20 0 1 3 28 14 13 9 4 3 2 21 16 11

Playing on their own ground the Borderers Chinese lost to the soldiers two Kowloon goals to.nil. From the start, the Navy 8 40-425-10 8 paco and within a few minutes of soldiers attacked but were repolled. R.A.

Polico

.12 3 1 8 16 23 .....11 2 1 8 13 33 5

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Club

111 8 0 28 4 the commencement D. Leonard gave They continued to press but the Chi-St. Joseph's....11 9 0 9 12 30

Division I The Army worked desperately to the College team the lead with nese goal-kespor played a splendid saves, being mainly responsible for reduce the dofcit and they were a well-timed shot which had Clark game by making many brilliant well besten. A few minutes later, keeping the soldiers out on many The interral arrived the Police drew level through Oram. occasiona The College team pressed again but with the word still unopened.

Eastern Navy Borderero. Club

Argylla

University

Athletic.... Kowloon

P. W. PLEA. P. 19 10 1 1 20 21 14 10 9 4.50 10 20 12 0 1 29 13 20 14 0 3 6 10 20 15

.13 0.2 3 25 17. 14 19 2 22 15 12

"at inst towarded by boating Pan, whose view of the hall was obstruct ed by one of the backs who often

On the resumption the Chinese made the mistake of standing in were unable to penetrate the last

took up the running and Casey did front of the custodian. Excitement line of the Police delenco Clark. well to save from a certain goal. After the interval, Frazer scored Play was then transferred and from was intense in the closing stages when it looked likely that the Army following a scramble, and later Pile a nice centre by Mathias, Nelson St. Joseph's...12 1 0 23 19 11

the Encouraged by this, success, the "would-again-equalise, but the final scored from a ponaltly. This re-opened the scoring for the soldiers.

verse-appeared to tell on whistle feft them losers by the odd College side, which up till this mo- soldiers attacked and just before the South, China....13 3 1 6 12 327 ment had a fair share of the game. ond Bowen added their second goal. goal.

S.B.P.C. Ford lined out the fol The Police kept up their pressure and erentually emerged victorious lowing teams: with three gone to spare..

ER.A. Moncad had charge of the Army: Johnson Mullane Henderson Morgan, Eynon, and Yeoman Harris, Channing, Louden, McQuaila and Hughes,

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Athletic: Wong Yun

Bing:

R.A.

Recreio

..12 4 3 5 12:18 11 19 3 2 18 20 8

10 9 0 8 8 20' 4

12 0 3 9.5*39~2 Division III.

P. W. D. L. F. A. P. 3 43 17 191 .13 0 1

The lening Crimes Pigg norderers St. Joseph's:-Rocba; Hyder and Negro Lam, Lai Kwok Chia and Gomes T. Leonard, Skinner, and Sui Tia Lim; Sui Kim Che, Hui Ewo

Tu Fai, Lo Chai Wan, Bcottof and South China 11 4 3 4-10 27-11- Fuklen 10 42,4 28 29-10 Hui Kim Hung,tak 4 Fellowes Victor, Delgado, D. Leo.

Borderers-Casey Lloyd and R.A.0.0.4 12 28 14 0: nard, Tarney and Fernandos.

Hurns: O'Donovan, Channing and Athletic 822 4 10 18 8: R.A.S.C., 9 10 8 14 44 -2 son, Lakeman and Bowen. Wallace; Mathias, England, Nel R.A.F.

Chinese-Pau ha Ping Lau Bau and Lee Tin Sang; Loung Yin Chan, Wong Moo Shinh and He Che Police Clark, Perkins, and Brit- Din; Lee Hung Ching. Chu Kwok tain; Thorpe, Oram: and Shepherd; Luen, Fung King Choung, Tain Pile, Cornwall, Fraser, Bentley and Kong Pak and Ip Pak Wah,

Brown.

1020 8.18 31-4

Hs La Linda, N. Crou-

cher

Ha Rolla, Major W. A.

Worrick

Morning race

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Total points

111

LEN HARVEY HANDED

"RAW DEAL.”

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