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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1931.

Week End Sport.

RECREIO HOLDS THE CLUB TO A

DRAW

KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB'S FINE WIN: BORDERERS

«TROUNCE ST. JOS

BORVERERS LOSE TO SAILORS IN SECOND DIVISION:

RECREIO AND ENGINEERS WIN,

Ten longue football matches were on the programme over the wook end, and in several of these, the standard of play was very High. In the senior division Kowloon played brilliantly to take the paints from the Navy, while the Police-Argylls, and Club- Heureio games resulted in the teams, sharing the points.

In the sepond division the holders (Borderers) were beaten by the Navy who scored four goals to their one. The Club beat University, and Argylle and Kowloon took the points from 12th Heavy Battery and RAO.C. respectively. Club de Recreio and Royal Engineers gained full points in their third division fixtures with Bordorers, and Radio Sports Club respectively.

St. Joseph's

Argylla

Navy"

Recreio

University

RESULTS AT A GUANCE.

DIVISION I

0:

Borderers

1

Polica,

1.

Kowloon

0. Chib

DIVISION II.

.1 Club

1

Xavy

3" 12th Batt: R.A.

R.A.O.C..

Barderers Argylle Kowloon

DIVISION III.

Recruio Radio

3 Borderers 4 R.E

LANGMEAD DOES THE "HAT-TRICK."

DIVISION I

ST. JOSEPH'S BORDERERS,

This "match was played on the Club grond, and had the Borderers been more accurate with their shoot ing, they would have won by a wider margiu in spite of Souza's god keeping

Play Was rather on the scrappy aida at the start, and thongh the soldiers gut within shooting range. time and again, their efforts went wide and it was not till Davis re caired from close in that he opened the scoring with a shop which gavo the goalie ao chance. This was followed shortly after by another goal from Lakeman, and from this stage onwards play was confined to.

mid-field until the half-time whistle went with the soldiers leading by two goals to nik

The second half was a repetition of the first, the soldiers having things their own way. They scored two more goals through Duncan and Davis, and although the St. Joseph's players made a really hard effort to reduce the deficit, the long whistle wont with no alteration to the score shoot.

The teams were

St. Joseph's: Er Sousa; Hyder, Comes; Delgado, Sullivan, Ali; Omar. S. Sousa, Guterres, Fer nandes "and Castilho..

Borderers Johnson; Mullane, Morrison Morgau, Eynon, Under wood; Harris, Davis, Sgt. Harris, Lakeman and Duncan..

KOWLOON. NAVY.

One of the finest games soon, on the Kowloon ground for many long day took place on Saturday, when the home team beat the Navy in an exciting match by the odd goal in three

The Navy took the offensive right from the start and the Kowloon de. fence was soon called upon to prove Its mottle. The sailors kept up their pressure for a time, and then Kawluon" broka "uway and scored through Hedley. This success, how ever, was short-lived for Dickenson sant in the equalizer soon after, and half time osme with the teams on level terms,

Argylb Hastie Blackburn, Hen derson MacGlannn, Hay, Mel ville Reid, MacTavish, Wylie, Lamont and Hughes.

HOCKEY

Argyll side of the ground, but the got the mora, as a result of good latter breaking away, scored a goal luck rather than good play through King, which definitely put the soldiers out of all hope of ahar Radio but soon after Sloane equalis CHEERO CLUB AND YM.C.A.

Elma opened the scoring for the Police Clarke, Perkins, Briting the points. A penalty awarded thin Jessop, Channing. Shoppard to the R.A. in the closing stages of od The Radio test then forged the kind Rodgers MneGreavyMoss Hud the game, gave them their only goal from Elms. Before half-time, how ahend again, this goal also, coming ponɛaud Fraser, }

Freasda

do masking; no mistake with

Playing at King's Park on Satur the spot kicks over, Leslie (2) Elonne and Gros- day the YM0.4 arst deven venor scored to give, the Engineers hockey team drow with the Choero The terms wore TY Argyll MacFarlane, Docherty,

a 5-9 lond. Club, each side scoring a goal. Grant; MacDonald, Bruce, Boy After the interval Tavares and A very good match was witnessed and Maxwell, Alexander King, sours scored for the Radio toam The game was somewhat scrappy when the above teams played a 12th Battery Herd, Freason, for the Sappers to give them a 6-4 aleven individual play both sides

Davidson Hogarth

while, Slonne notched another one and although there wore fashes of goalless draw at King's Park Taylor, Pardoe, Gough, Gardaor; win..

Shortly after the start Alexander Woods, Rodgers, Moore, Walker, received an injury to the eye and Kinnear. had to retire from the game, thuis leaving tho Club with only ton men.

RECREIO CLUB,

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DIVISION III.

RECREIO BORDERERS.

LEAGUE TABLES.

Division I.

Goals.

Kowloon.....

Exchanges wero ovch", "right through and it was noticeable that the Portuguese: Inds were keeping Howo, the Club centre-forward, well-markod. A. Gosano missed, an opportunity to score from a free At King's Park, the Recreio Club kick, and although both sides tried juniors fielded side which proved Borderers hard to get in n gaal, the long too good for the Borderers In the Navy whistle found the score sheet blank. first half, they took the load through Police

The teams were Parsons, but after the interval, Recreio After the interval the sailors eat Recreio Marques Silva-Netto, Recreio settled down and played St. Joseph's 9002318 Lupa fast pace, but these taosies Anvier Belteno T. GOBEDO, Semios equalised. The same player" good footbally and before long F.

who played better than in the rat half After some even exchanges, Timberlake received the ball whan well-placed and slammed it into the goal to give, his side the decid- ing goal

Martin,

The teams were :— Kowloon ............ Nicholla, Dowman; Bliss, McKelvie, Duncan; Dominy, Hedley, Timberlake, Grim wood and lanson

Navy Savage Dixon, James, Gatehouse, Pearce, Poole. Pester Rawson, Wyatt, Dickenson and

Skinher.

in

ARGYLLS. POLICE,

Ward B. Gomano, Pereira, Da Rockin and Brown

Railton, Skinner, MoFarlane, Alex Club: Fogwill; Pilo, S. Strange; ander. Bell, Howe, Strango and

Jackson.

DIVISION II.

UNIVERSITY

CLUB.

Division IL

PW.D. L euro. 3200

Goals.

A. Pts

whistle. Gutterres scored a third.

Recreio?*** MoGrapu; The teams were —- Goan; Marques, Bigueredo Law Argylla---..

Britto, Kowloon rance; Gonsalves, Games, Gutterres, Borderors 210178 J. Santos and Bantos den Navy 2101

Borderers: Vaughan, Resca, Club 2 1018 24 Kennick, Lloyd, Roberts, Mason; |R.A.0.0.100" farafield, Parsons, Davica. A University. 10:0 "Davies, B. and Hamblini:

19th, Bty.

RADIO B.E.

The Royal Engineers won com Recreio fortably in their match with the RE.

The University went under to the Club by three goals to one in a game which was marked by a high standard of football. The under graduates were unfortunate to lose as at times they showed very good Radio Sports Club at Happy Borderera combination, but they found Rod-Valley. The score is rather Radio These teaxis met on the Chatham, the Club goalkeeper, always in flattering to the Radio men as they RAF

the right position, Road ground, the game, resulting The University attacked most of

drew, ond-goal all.. The Police started off with a rush Club gos their first goal through a the time, but could not score. The. and run through by Moss threat misunderstanding between the Var ened the soldiers goal but. Hastic aity goalkeeper and the backs, the cleared in fine style The Police bail being allowed to roll into the eamo back again but this attack whe net. Before the interval, they lost also cleared, and then the Argylls another goal when Beid, receiving took possession of the leather and pass from Puncheon, beat, the very early scored, Clarke holding goalkeeper with a shot which enter on to the ball a trifle too long.ad the top of the net. (kipt up until they were awarded a after time, on resuming, but Pressure on the Police goal was The University attacked time free kick against Hay. From this Rodger and Hynes played well and they took the ball to the other end managed to keep them from scoriuz of the fold where Moss gained possession and bundled the ball into Arakaway by the Club after i the goal to give his side the lead. Bruelling period," resulted in Smith The Argylls resumed the game denied and just before the Buil Half-time whistle then sounded.ooring a further goal, The Uni- versity, however, were not to he with a rush but found the Police whistle Candah shot their only goal. defeneo steady. They had a trying. time for the next fifteen minutes,

The teams were" as follows: and the goal keeper was kept busy Bee, Weng, Ong, Candali, Ho, hu University: Lo; Ng Lob: Reed," toughness came into the game at and W this stage but tactfull handling by the referee, and a warning to one of the players soothed things.down and the game continued fast and clean. MacTavish equalized for the soldiers just before time.

The teams were:

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Club Roger Hynes, Poinoff; Honper, Puncheon, Sloan, Krilov. sky, Tavlin, Reid, Baldwin, Smith

Referee: Surgt. Parker

BORDERERS. NAVY

A scrappy game, played on the Navy ground at Happy Valley re sulted in a victory for the sailors by four goals to one. The Navy opened the scaring in the first five minutes, Langend Bending in a burd drive. The soldiers levelled through Morria, but Langmead got

second before the interrat. After the interval, Langmead went on to complete his hat trick after a solo run down the field. The Navy bad things pretty much their own way after that and before the final whistle, Lowden added a farther. goal for the win

The teams were

Borderers Williams; Suter, A. Williams; Babbington, Channing, Wallace; Powell, Fritchard, Mor ris, Thomas and Mattbins.BAS Navy Wilson, Frame, Little; Burke, Hobb, Martin; Lowden, Packer, Langmead, Morrison and Green.

KOWLOON RAOC.

This game took place on the Kow loon ground and resulted in a win for the home team by tarce goals to one. The R.A.0.0 were the bet tesides but luck was against them pecially when they were in good Positions to score Kowloon drew Hirst blood when they scored through Bickford But before the interval Samson equalised for the soldiers. After half-time however, Kowloon got, two more goals without reply from the soldiers, the final scores reading Kowloon 3; R.AO.C.1-R

The teams were

Kowloon Gurovitch: Wells, Lon don, Everest I. Greenberg, "Wit- liams; M Greenberg, Noonan, Brown, Cotton and Bickford

Orduance Corps Osborne: Clarke, Sanderson, Cole Sands, Cox Sansno, Dolna, Ainslie, Dixon' and Brennan

ARGYLLS 12TH BATTERY RA

** The Argyll won by thres goals to wil from the Gunners in this match which was played on the ground at Chatham Road. The first twenty minutes w playwinging from end to end of the field but the Argylla drew ahead before the interval when Alexander, receiving a pass from Maxwell, sentin low shos which had the goalkeeper beaten all the way King increased the lead to 20 before the interi

In the arcond half, the Artille tried hard to equalise and for timeplay was confined to the

ASV

failed in tean work.

Tho YU-led the early stages of the gamo, but the score was lovel before the interval In the second. half there was no soord.

The YMCA team were as fol- lows-LD. Skinner Tate,.: Wipple 8 Bweet Batel G Mitchell, J. Mar

W Macey, Selk, F. Parker, and HI, Muller

feam.

LADIES BEATEN,

The K.B.S.FF.A. Ladies' were beaten in a friendly game against the YM.C.A, by three goals to one at King'a Park on Saturday.

The

„game wan" fairly even in the? Arst half and the score of up

to the interval refected the stan dard of play. In the second half, however, the men scored twice Division III

The Y.M.C.A were represented by practically the same team as that which played the Cheero Club. The P W D L F. A. P. R.B.5.F.P.A team was as fol 2200 14 14 lows Mrs. Settle; A Fowler, E 2101

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