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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

CHINESE BEAT MALAYAN

** VISITORS.

K.E. THE GOVERNOR KICKS OFF.

End

LAWN BOWLS:

AITKENHEAD SHIELD MATCH.

WIN FOR HONG KONG,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 1931

Sport.

LOCAL RUGGER.

FIRST TRIAL GAME AT

KOWLOON.

PLENTY OF TALENT AVAILABLE,

Playing on the Craigengower At King's Park on Saturday, the Saturday, the K:B.SF.P.A. Rugby section) held, Hong Kong lawn bowls teama de their first tuial match of the sensen taking everything into con- fented those from Kowloon by 13and, shots on the total, of the six rinka.sideration, a very good game result Eel Aroulli, ns skip of the ad although the Whites proved too Craigengower team, played a fine good for the Colours and won by game; receiving good support from 11 points (a goal and two trice) to This men. Hong Kong's victory was nil:

in a great measure due to the suc cess of this rink by 19 shots against strong quartette of the Kowloon Bowling Green Club,

The Interport football match be CC, ground on wes Hong Kong and Malayan Chinese was played nt South Chinn ground, Caroline Hill, on

·Saturday when a large crowd turn. ed out to see the local side win by the margin of four goals to one.

Among those present were H.E. the Governor and Lady Poel; after the terms had been presented to Sir William, he kicked off for the

visitors.

Mr. A, O. Brawn (President of tho H.K.L.B.A,) addressed those present, and congratulated, the win

In the first half the Whites forwards lacked combination, their chief fault not being able to get the ball back fast enough, although they gave nothing away as far as weight was concerned...

score

Hong Kong were the first to attack but för a time play was very

Once or twice, however, the ball the hall being conveyed from tama, one end of the field to the other nors. He also asked all lawn bowl-came out amoothly, and Burnett, by ng swinging kicka. Tin Chan, era to co-operate. in giving the on one ocension, went round the "the Malayan goalie, was cheered, Shanghai bowlers who will be here blind side" of the scrum to

harly next month a good time dur- time and again for his fine goal-ing their stay in the Colony. keeping, but after stopping every thing that came his way during the first ten minutes, he was eventually, benten by Chu Kwek Luen who headed in the bail from a some what awkward angle. Shortly after

this the visitors wore unfortunate as one of their players had to be carried off the field owing to a knee injury,

Keeping up the pressure, the local side almost scored again when Ip Pak Wa placed the ball wide

of "the goal with Chan hopelessly

between, the posts. The kick at goal. The Shield was received on behalf was, however, missed, and the of the winning side by J. Russell, Whites had to be content with a of Taikos, the presentation being thres points lead at half-time. made by his daughter, Miss Russell, who was selected for the honour. Cheers were called by Mr. Russell for the losers.

Teams and scores were as fol lows:

HONG KONG Civil Service, F. T. Jones

J. Longbottom

A. . Oswick -⠀ J. Hollidge (Skip)

out of position. Then the southern-Police R.C. ers came back with a rush and W. Brightman equalised through Eng Guan who T. Gooding nipped the ball into the net to place his side on level terms.

Locals Up Again.

D.Clow

J. C. Weat (Skip)

KOWLOON.

Kowloon 0.0.

H. Gittids

H. Overy

J. C. Lyal

20

A Ryde-Lay

(Skip)

28

....... 14

Taikoo B.U."

J. Russell

Not to be outdone, the local. A. Watson players kicked off with a dash and within a few minutes "scored their „sraond goal which, was the result of

D. Muhro J. Ferguson

(Skip)....... 33 Craigengewer. a nice movement on the wing IPF. Never was responsible for this shot, but W. Gill

he did not have to work, very hard L. Lammert to put the ball into the net and E. el Arculli

i was unmarked when He gained

possession at the goalmouth,

Half-time came along shortly alter with the scores reading, Hong Kong 2; Malaya 1.

There were some changes in both sides when the game was resumed but evidently this suited the locals

(Skip)...... 32

Yacht Club (2nd Division). E: Reed

P W. Ramany

W. Macfarlane A. L. Shields

(Skip) Electric B.0.

A Tarbuck

more then it did the visitors as F. Paul the Hong Kong Chinese got two S. Deacon mord goals while their opponents W. B. Muskott Unsucessful in adding to their

score.

As in the first half Hong Kong were again prominent on their left Wing and Ip sent in a fag kick which curled under the bar and was cleared with some difficulty. A minute later Tong Kwas tried a long shot which Tin tipped over the har, but the resultant kick was cleared. After the Malayan goal had undergone a severe test for several minutes, their forwards brake Eway but the local defence was sound and nothing resulted. * Hong Kong Forge Ahead.

Hong Kong went further ahead when Li beat the Malayan goalie: with a beautiful shot, and despite the fact that they lost. the services. of their centre-half, Lam Yuk Ying, towards the closing stages, they képe up the pressure and got in- other goal through Li before the. Jag whistle soundedan de

Kowloon D.R.0.

C. Atkinson

J. V. Ramsay

J. Co-Brown

J. Puncheon

(Skip)

Recreio.

C. E. Marques A. S. Gomes.

L. C. R. Souza

C. G. Silva

(Skip) Kowloon B.G.O.

H. Nish

R. Hall

W. Russell

A. M Holland

(Skip)

#

18.

22

Recreio and Kowloon D.R.0.

A. M. Calman

J. J. Bisto

J. Lindsay

F. X. Bilva

21

(Skip)

Total

18

.130.

13.

(Skip) ................... 10 Kowloon 0.0. and

- Wilson's Good Goal.; S In the second-half the Whites' forwards were: heeling in a far more satisfactory manner with the result that the three-quarters were seeing more of the ball. A splendid: elfort by Keith Murray gave the Whites" their second try, the kick at goal again failing. Shortly. afterward Ferguson went over, in the corner and J. E. Wilson landed a beautiful goal from an awkward angle to give the Whites

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LOCAL CRICKET.

CHAMPIONS FINE START.

RECREIO BEATEN BY EIGHT: WICKETS.

THE FREE DAY

CASE.

NOMINAL FINE ON SINCERE'S.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE.

LAST WEEK'S ACTIVITIES.

MONDAY, Sept. 21,

THURSDAY, Sept. 24.

His Excelionoy the Governor pre- sided at a pooting of tlie Excou. tive Council,MONAR

Lady Peel gave a reception a Government House to menuers and supporters of the Minis

His Excellency the Governor and | Children's Lengte. Lady Puel moved to Government Farnay, Sept. 25. House. TURDAY, Sept. 29

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23.

His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel; accompanied by. Mr. G. W. A Tufton (Private Seoretary) attended a performance of the British film "Bed and Breakfast at the King's Theatre and subsequently had supper with the Hon. Sir Shousou Chow, SATURDAY, Sept. 26.

Playing for the Arst times under

In giving his decision in the their now captain M. R., Abbas, tha Sincero fottery case at Central Indian Recreation Club, last year's Magistrany on Saturday, Mr. E. H. Champions, started their season Williams said that he would impose The following were the guests at well with an eight-wicket victory a nominal fine of $10 and remarked luncheon The Rt. Rev. Bishop over the formidable Recreio at that if Mr. Hin Shing Lo, counsel of Victoria and Mrs. Duppuy, the Rt. Rev. Bishop of Fukhten and King's Park on Saturday,

Early thought the season is, some for the defence, would make an Mrs. Hind the Rt. Rev. Bishop of of the L.R.C. lads showed they wore application, he would be glad to let Western China and Mrs. Mowl, already in form and if they keep him have is stated case, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Crobby, the this up another good year should In reviewing the facts of the Rev. G. T, Waldegrave, the Rev..

Lady Peel, accompanied by Mr. be in store for them.

case, Mr. Williams remarked that NV Holwerd, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. A. Tutton (Private Secre

Omon Hughes, The home, team won the toss and the element of skill in no way

Story), dined with Mr and Mrs elected to bat but against some fine entered into the matter, as being

Tarnor at the Shek O Club and bowling by A. R. Abbas (1 for: 6) left in ignorance of the lucky day, His Excellency the Governor and attended the Flannel, Dance, and A. M. Rumjahn (4 for 8), they customom could not possibly have Lady Feel accompanred Commodores Excellency the Governor were all out for 62 una bit on it except by pure chance Walker on the Commodore's barge Kicked Off at the Association rilho (10) being the one It had been argued by defending to watch the race for the Trevesen Football Match between the South Counsel that a lottery must essen-Trophy, and wore present at the China Athletic Association and a tially entail a risk of loss to the presentation of the Trophy to the representative Chinese team from Malaya which was played on the purchaser The Magistrate on the orow entered by the s.a. Cremer, evidence, which disclosed that a | at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht South China Athletic Association

ground, at Caroline Hill, discount was given to the mus | Club. tomer, agreed that no such risk was incurred but held that it was net necessary that the buyer of the goods should incur loss, to bring the scheme" within the legal. | chefinition of a lottery where

chahee entered DRA

man

to get into double figures

A. R. Suffing, tho. I.B.C. stylist, gave a fine batting display, his 69 being the result of some very pretty cricket. He received very shie sup port from A. R. Abbas (44) and A. 5. SuBad (38). When stumps wore drawn the T.R.C. reached the big total of 190, for the loss of only wickets.g

The scores were****

Club de Recreto,

H. M. Xavior, o Barm, bA.

M. Rumjaan

A. Remedios, b A. M. Rum

jahn

LJ. Guterras, b A. M. Rum-

jabo

E. Gasano, b A. R. Abbas. 18 A. P. Pereira, o M. R.

Abbas, b' A. M. Rumjahu... 1 Y E Carvalho b A H

Abbas.................................. 10 A. A. Guterres, o Arculli, b

A. R, Abbas

C. Lopes, a Barma, b A. R.

Abbas.............

3

G Guterres, not out. 8 J. Remedios, o A. M. Rum- jahn, b J. M. Rumjahn A. A. Remedios,

Rumjahn, b. Arculli Extras

Total

A.

Bowling Analysia,

52

W.

"

O. M.

lead

A.. R. Suffiad ... A. M. Rumjaha 7 3 A. S. Suffiad... 30

a 0

4 28

19

A. R. Abbas, ... 72 .0 M. R. Abbas, 4. 2

4

0

of eleven points. This terminated the scoring.

Toro

The game showed that there was plenty of talent in Kowloon

after and

practices the. K.B.S.F.P.A. ought to be able to turn out a useful XV. Lt. Keith, Murray was by far the best player on the field while Dr. Cogan and Lieut, Grayham (on the lesing side) showed that they were he mean ex- ponents of the game. They' played. splendidly in both the tight and loose serums and more than once) gave the opposing defence a lot of trouble.

V.R.C. NIGHT FETE.

Kowloon B.G.O. | NEW RECORD FOR LADIES'

I. E. Stoneham

A. C. Burford

F. G. Herridge

V. Petherick

(Skip) 20

Total.....117

OPEN SINGLES MATCH.

UM. OMAR ENTERS TÜE

THIRD ROUND..

Defeating his Clubminte, Eel Arculli, U. M. Omar, of Craigen- over C.C. filled up the remaining place for the last eight in the Open Singles Championship.

The following were the scores in detail:-

U. K. Omar. El. el Arculli. Head Shots Total Shots Total

2

2

2

3

в

10.

The anal scores were, Hong Kong

Maloyh! J.

11.

14,

10

13.

....10

The Teams

14,

17

10

15%

17.

11

· 12,

17.

20:

12.

20

13

..23

100 YARDS.

MISS ENA ALLEN'S FINE EFFORT.

Swimming in the style over the 100 yards at the Ladies' Swimming Gala at V.3.0. on Saturday night.. Miss Ena Allen covered the dis tance in 78.3-5 seconds, thus beat- ing Miss Gladys Ramsay's record of 79.1-6 seconds which had stood" for the past seven years.

Four swimmers, took the water for the men's 440 yards championship and Roza Pereirs, the winner, just failed by nine seconde to equal Jimmy Johnstone's recond of 5 minutes. 34 seconds for the distance, Gittins and Lawrence put up a hard fight for second pince with the lat ter just getting homm

J. M. Rumjahn 3 0 10 Arculli

09

Indian R.G. 2nd XI. M. P. Madar, run out ́ ́H_T. ́ ́ Barma, b. A. P.

Pereira

A. R. Sufind, c Gosano, b A.

Remedios,

A. S. Suffiad, b A. A. Guter

A. R. Abbas, run 'ont K. Nazarin, not out

Extras..

element

stro

After puoting an authority in support of his decision, Mr Wil- lama held that the scheme.came within the meaning of a lottery. When mannged by a company like. the Sinerre's, he observed, no I could have been done, but he was afraid that it allowed it would lead to emulation in one n desirables form or other by other concerns and with Jess scrupulous attention to details,

9. Jex's XI

B. H. Black retired

KH Batger, a and b Chad

wick

E. F. Fincher, c MacKay,

Bung

Geo. Leo, b Green

H. P. Lim, not out

A. H. Dinnon, not out"

Extras

Total (for 4 wickets) ... 159

O. B. Raven, T. W. Catr, H..

A. Gregory, and S. Jex did not

bat.

Hung

Raven Smith

Bowling Analysis

OM R W.

8.0.

Chadwick Skinner

2

30 23.

1

24.

D 모습

44

Lawrence Groen

0

D-14

3 B

Total (for 3 wickets)......190

J. M. Rumjahn, M. el Arculli, M. R. Abbas. A. K. Bufiind and

· A. M. Rumjahn did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

O... MR W.

Pereira11 435

G. A. Guterres 81 18: Gosaro

Carvalho

3 D 13

3 0 27

A. A. Guterres

3

0. 03

Xavier

1. 0

5...0.

43

9 0.15

O. Lopes

Remedios

INTER CLUB MATCH AT K.C.C.

SMITH SCORES A CENTURY.

A feature of this match (on the Kowloon Cricket Club ground) was a fine innings by F. 8. W. Smith who, in making 100 (retired), had the bonour of scoring the first cen tury of the season. The match end. od in a draw.

The team captained by F. E Lawrence batted first and thanks to. Smith's contribution, they declared at 187 for the fans of 8 wickets.

Jex's replied with for

The Indies and gentlemen's mix, H., Black (97), H. P. Lâm (43) ed team race proved very popular while A. Roza won the 100 yards not out) and .. Fincher (42)

being the chief run-getters. boys' championship in fine style..

The scores were

Resulta,

The results were *----

400 yards Ladies Championship of the Colony-1, Miss Ena, Alon; 2, Miss Yeung San King. Time: 78.3-6 aces.

Diving (Ladies)-1, bliss, M. George, 2. Miss P. Hunt

Roza

400 yards-Free Style Champion- ship of the Colony - Pereira; 2. W. Inwrence 2, B, Y. Gittins Time: 6, 43 BOOB

Ladies' One Length 6wimming under Water-1, Miss Punt 13 Mrs. MagHahon.

The teams were7- Hong Kong Chan Sele Piu; Leung Yin Chan and Lau Mau; 18. Leung Wing Chiu, Cam Tik Ying 19, AndTong Iwan Choong fibiu mas

Third Round Ties, Hoa Chu Kwok Luen, Ten Goog Pak, Li Wai Tong and In Pak Wa

Maltys: Tin Chan: Guan Long The following are the third round and Geok Sob: Boon Lay Ah: Hui ties, the winners of which will enter and Too Kit Kam Yoong, Soon the semi-finni :--- Teck, Eng Guan, Kok in, and H. Hampton (Kowloon C.C.) v

WJ, C, Wost (Police)... Koon Onn

A The conclusion, of the game,

Laing (Taikoo) v. F. Cullen The Interport, Trophy was presente (Kowloon Dock).

to La Wai Tong, the Hong Kong U M.Omar (Cra captain, by the Hon. Sir Shou Bon

Chow, who also presented gold meline to the teams

R. Lapalay (Kowloon

Rumjahn (Crai

N. Drummond.

100 yards Free Style-Boys' Championship of the Cilony,-1, A Roza B, J. Sharpham, Zimme 74.0-5. BCCL

50 yards Handicap (Ladies) Finnd→1, Miss D., Hunt Madahon Time

"F.E/ Laurence's: 141,

N. A. Mackay, e Lee, b Fin

cher

W. C. Hung, 1.b.w., b. Block. F. B. W. Smith, retired .....d

A. 1. F. Raven, c Black, b

Fincher

G. Mead, b Black ... D. S. Green, a and b Lim G. Chadwick, not out

G. A. White, b Haven FE Skinner, b. Batger FE. Lawrence, not put

Extras

Total (for 3 wkta,

Bowling Anal

Mira.

Mixed Team Racer Won by A

#Fine

Bizak AG, Lee Batger Dinnen Gregory

Haven

18

Water Polo-Whites drow, wifi Blues, 3 goals each.

50 yards Handicap (Members). Final-1. Ed, da Rozi; 2, A. Me Gmand Times 30 secs.

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