HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1931.
Week
End
Sport.
SOUTH CHINA OVERWHELMS THE CLUB. After the interval the Chinese
EASTERN FALL BEFORE STRONG NAVY ATTACK.
ARGYLLS DISPOSE OF SOUTH WALES. BORDERERS IN CLOSE GAME,
The Hong Kong Football Club disappointed their supporters when they went down to South China by six goals to nil in the first division of the local football league, though in fairness to them, it must. 3o said that they did not have their full team out. Much interest was centred on the Navy-Eastern match in the second division which resulted in a win for the sailors, the East- ern defonco breaking up badly against the strong Navy forwards.
In the third division, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps con- tinue to win and are going strong for championship bonours, while the R.A.S.C. scored another fine win, this time at the expense of South China.
R.A.O.C.
AGAIN WIN IN DIVISION III.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
DIVISION I.
2 St. Joseph's
South China Kowloon
University
Athletic
Club
0
Police
A
Borderers
བྷ་
Angylla
R.A.
0
Recreio
DIVISION II.
'Navy
3
Eastern
St. Joseph's
0
'Athletic
1
Club
South China
Borders
R.A.
0
Argylla
Borderers
Athletio
R.A.S.C. R.E.
DIVISION 1.
DIVISION III.
1
R.A.O.C.
2
Ewo
6
South China
1
R.A.F.
ATHLETIC. ST. JOSEPH'S.
Playing at the Stadium, the Athletics merged victors by the add goal in thres in their match with St. Joseph's.
Play was fairly even for a start, but after about ten minutes the Chinese got through and put in their first goal through Buen. This soczned to put more life in the St. Joseph's men for they made a few raids on the Athletic goal only to find their defones safe, Then the Chinese got going again and a good movement gavo Mak Kwong in the ball and this player found the net to put his side two Just before the interval, Victor put in a fine goal from about thirty yards rangs for St. Joseph's
up.
The standard of football fell off in the second half and most of the time play was very scrappy. The Chinese tried hard to increase their load bat the St. Joseph de- fence was safe and the final whistle sounded with no further scoring.
The teams were:- Athletia:-Chan Sek Pui: Leong Yule Tong and Lai Yuk Tab; Ho Cho Yin, Lam Yuk Ying and Lai Kwok Chui; Mak Kwok Tung, Lee Wai Koon, Ho Ka Keung, Suen Kam Shun and Li Hung Ching.
Bt. Joseph'a: Bibbington: Hyder and Jones; Victor, Skinner ami Leonard; Leonard, D. Rocha, Delgado and Figueiredo.
ARGYLLS .. BORDERERS.
over
CLUB v. SOUTH CHINA.
The Chinese wore too good for the Club and won easily by six goals to nil.
South China attacked early but the Club defence proved safe for a time then Fung King Cheong received a
good pass when he was very well-placed and opened the scoring with a fast, low shot. This player was reponsible for some very clever work and before the half-time whistle sounded, he added two more goals to give South China & 3-0 lead.
When play was resumed, the
Club gore decidedly a bosten team and tried as McBride did, he could not get his forwards going. Fung again found the not with a nice. shot and this was followed by an- other from Ip Pak Wis; Just be fore time, Fung netted again to bring his "bag" up to five.
The teams were!
Club: Rodger: Strange and Wallington; Railton, MaBride and A Duncan G. Dunam, Wasion, Gray, Baldwin and Tranbitsky.
South China-Pal Ka Ping; Lau Mau and Li Tin Song; Leung Yin Chan, Wang Mee Shun and Long Wing Chiu; Cheng Siu Han, Chu Kwok Lun, Fung King Cheung, Tam Kang Pak and Ip Pak Wa.
DIVISION II.··
NAVY. EASTERN.
seemed to lose heart and the Boldiers, playing well, together, added another three goals through Nelson, Matthias and Lakeman.
The teams were:-
South China: Choy Kin Hing; Lau Kow and Woo Was Hing; Ip Kui Ping, Cheung Koek Choi and You Wah Hing Wong King Cheung Fai Lam and Wong Yuck Poo.
.
Borderers: Casey: Lloyd and O'Donovan; Hurns, Bibbington and Wallace Matthias, Bowen, Nelson, Lakeman and Lane,
ST. JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY.
י.
HOME RUGGER.
FRANCE DEFEATED BY SCOTLAND.
{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
Edinaunos, Jan. 14 In the presenes of 50,000-specta fore at Murrayfield Park to-day, Scotland beat France by six points to four in the International rug ger match.
The game was fought out with the keonest spirit, but the French men's typical impetuosity. which resulted in a stream of penalties for Scotland, spoilt the match.
They were ponn.ised twice in the first teri minutes, one of which Allan converted, and he was muc ciful later in turning another penalty to good account. Scotland iel by six points to nil at the in- terval.
In the second half the Scottish backs threw away many chances by faulty handling, while the French Although St. Joseph's dit most nen der dod desperately. The of the attacking during the early Scottish full-back, Langrish, re- stages of the game, they could not tired hurt. Meanwhile, Servolle. scorp as the University defence was dropped a goal for France, who Very sound. The undergraduates made a great final rally but failed then came out of their shell and to save the game, Scotland win- put in four goals in rapid succesning by six points to four. Bion to win the match easily. The Boorera wore:-Wang, Kho Tan (2).
ATHLETIC v. OLUB.
and
DIVISION III.·
R.A.0.0. BORDERERS.
The R.A.0.0. book full points from the Borderors in n fact and This was a very interesting game koen game by the odd goal in three. and resulted in a win for the Club The RAO.C. did the majority of by the only goal of the match. The attacking and Jackson scored to Club team worked very hard but us them one up but Powell equalis. were weak in front of the goal. Ined just before the interval. The tee first half the Athletic woro Ordnance were kept on the defon- awarded a penalty but nothing sive daring the sound half, but resulted. In the second half, they held out well and within a fow combined very well and were ro minutes from the ole broke away warded with a goal by Fung King to score the winning goal through
Yui..
The teams were:—
Athletics Wong Yun Bing; Wong Sui Wo and Wong Ping: Chung Lap Fan, Tai Kwong Wing and
Dolan.
ATHLETIO v. EWO.
In a fairly good game, the Attile- Su Du Lian; Hin. Yuen Fai, Lotic ran out winners by two goals Chai Wan, Chau Yuen Kwai, Hin
to ni Tang King Shin and Chin King Chor and Fung King Yui.
Tang Sing scoring for then. Club: Fogwill; Stokes and Haynes; Sloan, Puncheon and Hooper Alexander, Bell, Strange, Jackson and Tavlin.
B.A. v. ARGYLLS.
The Argylla were too good for the Guniors and won easily by three goals to-nil.
The R.A. appeared to be a much
strengthened side but Ballantyne caused their goalie a lot of trouble, fring hot shots at him from all angles. Grieve was the first one to score for the Highlanders, while Alexandar added their second goal just before half-time.
After the interval the pace slack
Davidson put in the third and last somewhat and towards the end goal for the Argylls
The teams were:— Artillery: Moore; Monley and Rutter: Hadkiss, Pardoe and Eard ley; Santon, Trico, Rodgers, Wood and Kinnier,
R.A.S.C. v. SOUTH CHINA.
This was a onosided game as the soldiers found the net six times while the Chinese only got through
twice.
McCulloch netted threo
times, and Cole, Craggs and Bre whilst Chan Ki Shing raplied twice
nan once anch for the Soldiers,
for the Chinese.
R.A.F. v. 1.E..
The Air Force did well to dispose of the Engineors by four goals to one. This defeat practically puts the B.E. out of the running for League honours Atkins (2), Cox and Kemish scored for the R.A.F., and Sloan netted for the Engineers, LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE,
Division L
S. China Argylle: McFarlane; Naughton Athletic
Argylis and Gray: Bestie, Grant and Be Recreio Donald; Reid, Davidson, Grieve, Borderers Alexandra and Ballantyne.
I
RECREIO r. R. A.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
12 11-0 1 43 10 29 11 8 1 2 27 13 17 13 00:4 33 23 18 11 7 13 25 20 15 2 6 1 5 30 19 13 Kowloon.....10. $.32 25 18 13 Navy 5 0 4 27.16 10 Police ......13 3. 19 16 27 R.A 13.3 1 0 15 41 St. Joseph's 13 2 0 11 17 44 .13 19 10 7 36 Division II.
In a fast and interesting game, Club Recreio beat the Royal Artillery by two goals to nil.
once
.8 21
CLUB UNLUCKY IN DRAW WITH C.S.C.C.
TWO RUNS TO WIN WHEN TIME WAS CALLED.
NO UPSETS IN SECOND DIVISION: ALL FAVOURITE
TEAMS WIN,
With five league matches being played in one afternoon, in- torest in league cricket appears to have been revived aftor having been neglected for some time.
The match of the afternoon was the meeting of the Hong Kong Cricket Club and the Civil Service Cricket Club on the former's ground. This resulted in a draw which was unfortunate for the Club for they needed but two runs for victory when stumps' were drawn. The other first division match ended in an easy win for the Royal Artillery over Craigeagower Cricket Club, who, after a flash of good form carlier in the season, seem to have gone to pieces.
In the junior section, three clubs in running for champion- ship honours were seen in action and they all won, thus leaving the situation unchanged. Civil Service beat the H.K.C.O. in a low-scoring match, Kowloon casily accounted for the Royal Corps of Signals, while the Indians took full points from the Royal En- gineers.
:
Weather and ground conditions were not conducive to good cricket though there were one or two cases where individual play. ors shone,
ARTILLERY SURPRISE CRAIGENGOWER.
LEAGUE-DIVISION 1
ONLY TWO RUNS TO WIN. -
Then Time Intervenast
The match between H.K.O.C.
and O.S.C.C. was played on the Club ground, and the home team had bad luck in that when they needed only two runs to win, time was called and they were forced to share the points.
Civil Service, batting first, were given a good start by de Rome (44) and Sayer (33), and with a useful 24 contributed by Mr.. Extras," they totalled 140.
This was by no means a big total against the Club and the latter were only one run behind when stumps were drawn. T. E. Pearce was top-scorer with 63 while A. O I. Bowker collected 32 not out.
Civil Service 0.0.
F. J. de Rome, b Beck G. I. Sayer, o and b Beck ... 35 3. E. Richardson, o Beck, b
Beid B. D. Evans, a Bowker, b
Reid
The Gunners started none, too. well but a partnership between Wolfe-Barry (26) and Musaon (22) improved the situation somewhat. Then Bryant came in to play an excellent innings for 42 not out. He treated the bowling with seant- re- spect, and during his stay at the wicket saw 73 runs being added to
his side's total,
'The scores were:
Orelgengower 0.0.
H.. P, Lim, c Miller, b'Bryant 2. S. V. Gittins, run out E. Zimmern, b Musson ........ A. T. Lee, b Musson
U. M. Omar, b Bryant... 16 A. B. Hamson, e
Barry, b Willis.....
R. Sourbutts, a Christian, b
Musson.
DIVISION II.
LEAGUE LEADERS WIN.
Bad Running by Sappers."
Playing on the Military ground. at Sookunpoo, the Indinn Roeren- tion Club juniora boat the Royal Engineers by 70 runs.
The Indians won the toas nhd elect- éd to bat first, and after losing the first two wickets cheaply, they went on to make 100 runs for the loss of eight wickets when the innings woa declared closed. A, R. Suthad again camo off with the bat, making 33 runs in a stylish innings' while "A.S." got 30 and Barma and Rumjahn cack 20, not out..
The Sappers started badly but at one stage it looked as though they would be able to force a draw but bad running, botween the wickets saw three of their mon run out, this probably coating them the match, Deavall played atout- hearted knack for 17 runs, but had little or no support from the rest of the side.
The scores were:-
Indian E.0. 2nd XI,
M. P. Madar, b Holmos
J. S. Ackber, b Meohan
10 2
A. R. Suffiad, and b
.Holmes
33
A. B. H. Email, e Waldron,
Mechan ***
F. M. el Arculli, o Denvall,
b. Mechani
A. S. Suffied, b Mechan 30 D. Mohamed, b Holmes ..... ก H. T. M. Barme, not out... 20 MR. Abbas, run out
10
A. M. Rumjabo, not out...... 20. Extras
Total (for 8 wkts,, dec.).100
B. Ismail did not bat..
Bowling Analysis,
Moehan Holmes
O. M. R. W
17 0
38
1
Brower
8'
Deavall
0
Maynard
1.
0
Royal Engineers.
S/M. Gomer; b Abbas
Spr. Waldron, b Abbas
4
18
L/Cpl. Mechan, b Abbas...
Wolfe-
Spr, Holmes, o A. R. Suffiad,
b Arculli
38
Lt. Col. Marades, run out ... 147. Cpl. Deavall, not out
17°
13
SIM. Atkinson, o Abbas, b
Rumjahn
Sgt. Maynard, b Rumjaha... 11:
18
Spl. Gull, c Barma, b A. §.
Buffind
S/Sgt. Brewer, run out ...
11
Extras
W. Patterson, I;b.w.,, b
Musson R. Lee, b Musson
J. L. Youngsaye, a Miller,
Masson R. O. Roed, not out
•Extras.....
44
Total
.145.
Bowling Analysis,
15
0. M. R. TE.
Musson
18.3 6 38
1
Bryant
1
32
2
R M. Wood, e Bowker, b
Reid
Millor
81 35
Willis
F. Baker, e and b Reid
එපය
E. W. Hamilton, b Bowker... 3
D. R. Kelly, E Beck, b
Bowker
........... 30. 18 Royal Artillery.
0
Lt. Haslowood, b L. Dose, 4. Lt. Wolfe-Barry, b R. Loc... 20 Capt. Dunlop, b Sourbutta... 9. Lt. Musson, b Giltins ... 22 L/Bdr. Comboy, l.b.w., b
Gittins
- 14 L/Bd. Bryant, not out 42 It. Macfarlane, cand b R
Lea .......
F. H. Holdman, e Wild, b
Beck
E. B. Reed, b Beck
11 10
F. J. Ling, not out ... 0
Extra's
...... 24.
7
Total
.140
B
4
4
Bowling Analysis
Lt. Waring, c Omar, b
Lee
23
O.. M. R. W.
Bowker
30
2
28 2
Capt. Miller, b A. T. Leo...
Extras
1
1
Reid Beck
15. 4
45
4
29
Batgerman
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. The Recreio wore the first to attack and their efforts were re Navy 16 19 0 4 67 90 94 warded by a goal by Collaco who Bardorore ...14 10 2 2 31 16 29
low Easter 13 10 1 8 30 test the goalkeeper with a drive. The Gunners tried hard to Argylle13893 31 17 18 lovet up matters but the Recreio Club16 7 3.6 19 21 27 defance was safe.
University...14 8 3 8 17 13 On resuming, the. Gunners swept Athletio 14 6 3 5 16 16 1s down the Roersio goal but St. Joseph's 14 3 1893 26 11 again the Portuguese defence was Kowloon....12 3 2 19 20 8 equal to the occasion and cleared S. China.15 3 2 10 14 30 in great style and from this stage R.A. the ball was kept in the Gunners' Recreio territory most of the time. Then towards the end, A. V. Goiano shot straight and hard at the Ganners' goalie who hit the ball out, but Rocha, rushing in to moct the ball, smashed it in to the back of the mes to make the final scores, Recreio 2; R. A. O
This game took place at Happy Valley and resulted in a win for the sailora by three goals to one.
Eastern opened the attack and for At Sockenpoo, the Argylls yon timo looked dangerous, but pasted thoir success
the Carter cleared well. Even play Bomersets by defeating their suc-followed for a while, each side tessors, the South Wales Borderers, trying hard to score, but with no The beams were:---- by the odd goal in live,
result Half-time came with the
Itecreio:--Lawrence; Silva-Netto and Xavier Badarraco, Callace In the first half of the game the scoresheet blank.
And Bouza; B. Gosano, Beltrao, A. Argylls drow first blood through After Both goals had marrÓW.
V. Gosano, Rochma and Santos, Louden, who dribbled beautifully escapes when the game was resumed,
RA-Joynson; Frearson and past a number of defenders, before Sabban scored to give Eastern the landing in the mot Healerson lead. but thie success was short-Taylor; Gough, Balt, and Gardiner ; put the Argolls ahoud in taking a lived as Lai Ting Choy put the Rogers, Allan, Mozo, Schole'd penalty kick awardal owing to ball into his own goal in attempting and Walker. Mullane headling. --
to clear. Then Hush scored to give Davis disappointed the Bordor the sailors the load, and shortly ors by kicking wide with an open after Hobbs pub them further goal in front of him, but Harris ahead The Snal whitle wont with came later on with across shot no further scoring. into the met He repeated this with another good goal before the interval, making the score two goals dach.
KOWLOON. POLICE.
4 0 24 0
Hong Kong 0.0.
T. E. Pearce, é and b Ling... 63 E. I Duckitt, b Beed K. H. Batger, b Reed
Total (for 8 wickets)...... 150
Lt. Christian and Bdr. Willis did not bet.
Bowling Analysis,
Spr. Evans, run out
Total:
Bowling Analysis,
O. M. R. .9
Arculli ma' B Ahbasi
AR. Safflad Rumjaho
A. S. Sufiad Madar Mohamed
8 2
3 1 1
20
2
00
0.4 04 0
A. VETERAN'S INNINGS1
Good Win for E.0.0.
Playing at home, the Kowloon Cricket Club juniors scored an easy win over the Royal Corps of Signals by seven wickets,
The soldiers batted first and after nine wickets had fallen for.. only 128 rune, very sportingly de- clared their innings closed. Gillott was top-scorer with 30 while Lock- yer had 23 and Williams 20. F. E. Skinner bowled well for the Kow- loonites, taking, four wickets for just over sine runs apieca.
A feature of the K.C.C. innings was a fine knock for 81 not out by the veteran George Leo. He re
O. M. R. Wceived splendid support from Skin-
Omarri D
ner, who after his success with the
8
R. Wild, e Richardson,
Baker
B
.12 9 0.10.8 37
13:08.30
$
A. Reid, h Baker
13
C. E. Gahagan, b Baker....
4
A. T. Leone T R. Loo... Sourbutts
3、.20 2
0
30
1
bali went on to play pretty cricket
10 1
55
4
for 49 run. The score had reached
30 16
2
"
5 49 3 Division III.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pla Borderers ...15 10 1440 13 21 RACC 9-12 33 13 13 R.E.101 4 22 24 13 wo11:39 44 17 12 China 1943 5 1829 71 Eukien.1 495 29 25 10 Athlotio.....10 3 2 5 18 21 8 R.A.F. 13 4 0 8 25 39 R.A. 8.C.1 3.0 693 46
FOOTBALL. INTERPORT TRIAL TO MORROW.
The following have been selected
A. C. I. Bowker,, not out..... 39 A. C. Beck, not out 32,
Extras
13
Total (for 6 wickets)......148
J. D. Humphreye J. W. P. Planner and J. Macfarlane d not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. E. W.
8 0 201
0 38 9
Ling Roed Baker Kelly Hamilton
11
i 10
3 35
3
3 110 0 0.23 0
Fina Innings by Bryant,
to play in an Interport Trial game ORAIGENGOWEB LOSE AGAIN. against the Army to-morrow, kick "off at 4.30 p.m, sharp on the H.K. Kowloon ran out easy winners in Football Club ground Clark: The teams lined out as under:- Navy: Aitken; Carter and Cox; their match with the Police. In Li Tin Bang, Bishop: Redley,
Visiting the Craigengower Cricket Hobbs, Shirras and Tahman; Mor the opening minutes. Simpson ran Kynon, Lam Tuk - Ying: B. gan; Rush, ual, Kirkby and through to give the Peninsula tean Gosano, Sagolan, A.V. Dosado. Club, the Royal Artillery brought their first goal. From this stage Fang King Chung and Ip Pak Wa Spanswick.
Eastern: Da Silva, Sze To Hoi they never looked back and goals ReserverA Duncan, Btrange, G. off a very creditable victory by A slight drizzle after the interval. made the ground slippery, but the and Lai Ting Choy; Ng Ying Ki, by Janson, Grimwood and Simpson Pile, J. Oram.
Lai Wai Cap Final. game contined as a fast paco Siu Ping Shun and Lau Kwong before the interval made sure of the until Louden passed to Campbellu; Lai Kong Hoe, Mak Siu Hon, points for them. The Police only:
The following have been selected to score the winning goal.
Ng York Hon, Babhan and Lea got one goal in each bolf, Cornwall
soaring first and then Fraser to represent the "Civiliane" against Bing Tong
Riskaniha na juh before, the the Chinese in the Lai Wah Cup
firmal whistle went.
Ginh-round, la The teams were it
THE Ensenadleckburn. and Henderson; McGlashan, Hay [BORDERENS – SOUTH CIMA and Yeoman; Hughes, McKenna, Londen, McQuade, and Campbell.
Borderers: Johnson Mullane and Williams: Channing (8gt.), Channing (Ptant Underwood Pallieter Harris, Davis, Morgan
and Phaena
Itoforeo P. O. Ford R.N,
Dowman Pile, Mosa, Simpson, Grimwood and Tanson
three wickets.
The home team took first legsa of the wickets, but with. Musson pegging away steadily, they found tier to get the runs and were consequently all out for 145. – A. D.
Gunners' bowling and his 38 was show any resistance against the
the result of a very steady knock, Musson took six wickets for "only
Kowloon:-Augus: Martin and off 3.30 p.m. sharp: - Clark: Hameon was the only batsman
and Strange, Bishop Hedley, Oram Segelen, A. V., Gomano, Rocha and Capt.) A. Dunden; B. Gosano,
C.. Pile
Reserves: — Markin Skinner, Rogera Bliss Leonard, Baldwin -MoBride, ansl
The above maton resulted in alias; Hodley, Maokalvie runaway victory for the Borderers who put in five goals without reply
Polico: Clarke; Perkins and from the Chinese. The moldiers monopolised the play for the first Brittain: Thorpe, Oram and Shop half when they scored through Nel-herd Corwall, File Fraser,
Bentley and Brown son and Bowen.
38 runs,
Gitting an Ď
172 for 4 when stumps were drawn. (Continued on Page 9.)
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