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RIFLE CLUB

MEETING

Chairman Appeals For

More Members

NEW OFFICERS ELECTED

cantage of scores. The All-Comers, competition, the Hong Kong 303 | Rifle Championship and other com- petitions have been held at various times and have been the monas of kathoring together the shooting talent of the Colony. The results of all these competitions are shown in the Secretary's Report which has been in your hands for some days.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933.

SHANGHAI AGAIN

BEATEN

Services Win By 4-1

VISITORS PUT UP. WEAK

TEAM

FOOTBALL DINNER

VICTORIOUS SHANGHAI TEAM ENTERTAINED

**BETTER TEAM WON ".

LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Commencing Monday

ALL LEADING LIGHTS TO APPEAR NEXT WEEK

Great Loss.. It is now my sad duty to make reference to our late Hon. Seare tary, Mr. E. R. Dovey, The news of his passing over must have com to all who knew him as a great shock. For myself, I am still com ious of a deep, personal loss. Mr. Dovey from the outset threw him. self heart and soul into all the arrangements which eventually With reference to the team brought this Club- into being and

The Rose Room of the Peninsula shoots for the Holilios Shield, Irach and every one of us owe him

Hotel was a scene of conviviality understand these are now proceed- a debt of gratitude."

Fielding no less than four re- last night when the Hong Kong ing and Mr. Starling, the Secre tary in charge of this branch of

At this stago, I desire to place serves the Shanghai football team Football Association were bosts to our activities urges, all concerned on record the excellent service ren was trounced to the tune of four the visiting Shanghai footballers. to arrange their fixtures so that dored by our President, Mr. R. goals to one in their match with Mr. C. M. Manners presided over the competition may proceed apaco, M. Dyor. Whatever we may have the Combined Services on the Kow, the gathering and there was a large

nohieved during the past two loom Football Club ground yester number of people present, includ- stant:→

MONDAY, 6th, -Last year Hong Kong again en years, never let it be forgotten day. As a result of those changes ing representatives from all the A' strong appeal for more mem-tered an Interport team but was that he was the driving force, I play was not of's very high stan- Clubs playing football in the league

Open Singles. bers was voiced by the President unfortunate in being at the bottom also feel sure that I am but cohe dart, with the Services decidedly and members of the Interport team. H. J. Armstrong. v. W, O. Hung. who also took the opportunity to of the card. In this connection, ing your wish that Mr. Dyer could superior throughout. The four ro-

After the Royal toast, Mr. Man- |S. A. Ramjaha r. J. E. Barrow. thank the various officers who have however, I should like on your behave been prosent with. us this gular stalwarts, Onait (Captain), ezutributed to the success of the half to congratulate _one_of_the_avaiting

Remedios, K. C. Chen and Jacks in proposing the toast of the H. D. Rumjaha . A. E P. Quest. Club during the past year.

Hong Kong team, Lt. C. Hoc.

did not play, although the latter Shanghai Football Association, con- In Tak Lam . Hachiums. played in the second half, and the gratulated the victorious Shanghai Howard . Todd.

There was a good attendance of members of the Annual Meeting of the Hong Kong Rifle Club which was held at the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Com pany, Mr. B. Wylie presiding.

The following are the fixtures for the next week of the Open Cham- pionships, in connection with the Hong Kong Cricket Club Annund Lawn Tennis Tournament, which commences on Monday, the 8th in-

·

Mr. Wylie, addressing the meet:quard, on being top-gun in this in-there have been other changea. On first three places were taken over team on their success. They de E O. Fincher . Owen Hughes

ing said:--

1

During the year under review, toresting fixture.

the departure of Mr. Stedman, the

serve to win, because, as I have Kwok v. Razack. "At the Club Range, Bisley tar-duties of Hon. Secretary were un by Bousset, Bosserie and S. Stran been told on several occasions, they Lee Yu Wing . Sloan. It is some two years ago since a

Mr. A. Chappella

ge, the local Interport left back,

are a better team." He asked the S.-W. Liang. Ng Kaun Chuen. public meeting was held in this gets came into operation last 'Au-dertaken by

The Services combined excel-gathering to drink to the toast oi

TUESDAY, 7th. room for the purpose of forming gust and since then our hard-work who, in addition to such duties, his

most occasion as lently especially the forwards, the Shanghai Football Association a Rifle Club in Hong Kong. As ang Hon. Secretary, Mr. Chappel also acted on

Open Singles. result of that meeting, a Commit- le, has personally trained 12 Chin-Range Officer. A keener officer of with Ridley and Malpas promi- se boys as markers. A No. 1. Boy this Club I think it would be hard nent, Pardoe at centre half was Lee Wit elected to explore the grond, and to report progress. Fur permanently employed on the to find and I trust that Mr. Chap his usual self while the defence in whole year this Committer wrest-ange and one target is available palle may be induced to carry on the hands of Mullans and Ash was ied wit: the problems of laying each day for practice between the the good work." out Rate ranges how to sur- ount the difficulties attendant un the high most of ammunition and in proparing the Rules and Bye Laws of the new Club.

:

leen

A meed of praise is also due to

hours of noon and 5.30 p.m. Many members, I am pleased to say, have taken advantage of this arrangeur old friend Mr. Rattey who has mont. Indeed, each Saturday dur acted as our Treasurer and who ng the past two months there have has also throughout the year been A many as eight mombers responsible for the collection of fees in connection with the Belilios Having proveded fur, ayant shooting on this target Aa..a re-

Shield fixtures. We are also in ago another meeting of those inter-sult, it has been arranged that in ested was called. Those present future two targets will be allocat debted to Mr. John Revie for

kindly auditing our accounts. ware informed by the Chairman,, ed for this purpose. that Covernment had provided a

Personally, I thank Mr. Starling site for a range and was willing to

for his conduct in the Chair, dur- donate $4,000 for that purpose. In- timation was also made that in view of the high cost of ammuni- tion, Government would provide pu Annual subsidy. It was explained that in future, the Hong Kong Ride Teague would be taken over by the Hong Kong Rifle Club and, ditional scoretury was appointed. If, however, the Club is to pay ite with such purpose in view, an ad- end of the year under review, 53. The proposed Rules and Bye Laws way, more members will have to were approved, and your officers be secured. I take this opportuni, and members of committed elected.ty of inviting all those in the

....

Partly because of Government as- distance, the vexed question of am

unition has been settled, auch being my absence, and last, but by no means least, I desire to record ing now available to members at

your gratitude to Messrs. Jardine, 36.00 for each '100 rounds.

Matheson and Company for placing their Board Room at our disposa this evening.

More Members Wanted, The membership of the Club in July laat numbered 2s and at the

Colony who are interested in Rifle The Ulub Range. .

shooting to join. the Club. Addi: tional inducement to do so is held Reviewing the activities of the past year, I would mention that out by the fact that the Club is the Club Range at Kowloon Tong now affiliated with the National was officially opened on 7th May, Rifle Association. In such affilia- the . O. C., Major-General San- tion there are many advantages; yt dilands firing the first shot. Since makes for more Club, competitions July, monthly competitions have and members while on Home legve i been held and shooting members | have an opportunity of competing classified according to their pera Bisley.

I now formally propose that the the Club be adopted and I will be Secretary's Report and Accounts of pleased if some member will second the motion

:

Mr. Starling seconded and the report and accounts were unanim ously passed.

ofcera. The election of, officers then fol. lowed and resulted follows:-

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President:-Mr. B. Wylie. Chairman;—Mr. R. A. Starling Hon. Boc-Mr. A. Chappelle. Team Sec:-Mr. R.H. Woodman..

sound.

The game started with the Ser vices continuously on the offensive, and before long, they opened the score through Ridley, who, from a nice centre by Baldry, headed past the goalkeeper. Play was then transferred to the Services half; but Keats shot wide. Shortly after wards, Bousset was offside when presented with an open goal,

Mr. C. Pardoe, captain of the Hong Kong team in handing over the dag and the cap to the captain of the Shanghai team, Mr. S. Gush said that it gave him great pleasure to do so. He recalled that when Hong Kong won the interport in Mr Shanghai three months ago, Gash had prophesied that whey Bhanghai visited Hong Kong, the cup would return to Shanghai "You are taking the cup away now, but when we go to Shanghai next year," said Mr. Fardoe, we will bring the cup back."

Ho Ka Lau v. Tsui Yan Phi. Lao Hua Ngok v. Mackay. Firdos Khan v. Leonarda Denis H. Hazell v. Tsoi Ping Fun. I Goldman v. S..A. Gray. Luk e. K. H. Wong. Yew Man Kit +, G. Lai.

WEDNESDAY, Sth.........

Open Singles,

M. W. Lo v. Earnshaw, Abbas. Tam Yoe Fong R. Choa v. Comdr. Shaw. Doggett v. S. E. Green. Waring. F. N..Wong... Comdr. Packer v. D. S. Green. Edge. Stockur. Iu Tak Cheuk. Chiu Chan Chiu, Dunham . Newell,

THURSDAY, 9th. Open. Bingles.

The Services then attacked and Mr. S. Gash, is proposing the an excellent movement between Rid toast of the Hong Kong Football ley and Malpas resulted in the lat Association, said that he was yery ter scoring. The ball was continu-gled the visiting team was success. only on the visitors' half and a ful. "I am very glad we hav nice solo effort by Malpas WAS won away from home," he said spoilt by Ridley for being offside. Speaking of the good sportsmanship J. A. Cassumbhoy v, H. Y. Ho. of the Hong Kong team, Mr. Gash Tsui Wai Pui . Capt. Cannon. said: "I have never seen defeat Lai Kwong Tsun e. Ng Sze Kwong. more admirably taken or, more Wild e. Traill. graciously acknowledged.

A brief but fruitless attack was

set, who had obviously not yet re then made by Shanghai but Bous was covered from his leg injury

slow.

Play was then transferred, and nice centre. by Rawson from a Hocquard, sont in a hand shot that struck the bar, and from the re- boudn Ridley scored his second goal.

At this stage, Collett was injured and had to leave the field. Subne fuently his place was taken by Jack in the second half.

The Services continued to attack, Orätinued at that of unes column.) and Bradley, the Shanghai goal- keeper had to dive to save a bean tiful cross shot by Rawson that swerved almost into the net..

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The interval arrived with the Serices leading by three goals to

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After the Interval,

After the interval, play became fairly even, with Shanghai making sovera dangerous raida. Jack, who took over the place of Collet prov- ed a worthy substitute, and tested Johnson with several long shots.

Howover, the Services were de- cidedly a better team, and not long afterwards increased their lead to four when Rawson passed the ball ta Malpas who in turn tipped it to Ridley who scored from close-in with no one to mark him.

Immediately afterwards, Jack made a brilliant solo effort, drib-

Musical items were provided by many of the diners before the speeches and a very jolly entertain. ment was brought to a close just before midnight.

HISTORY OF THE INTERPORT

tween Hong Kong F. A.

The Annual Interport game be- and Shanghai was resumed, in 1923, after being discontinued for tea

years.

So far as records show there were two previous games played between those ports in 1908 and 1913, ml. though in the former year the game was played between the Hong Kong Football Club and the Shangha Football Club, the result being win for the Hong Kong Football Club by three clear goals.

In 1913, the game was played at Shanghai and resulted in a win for Shanghai by the odd goal in three after extra time..

In 1993, after a long break, the were resumed, Interport games Shanghai sanding down a very strong team which won by three clear goals.

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Turner who took the spot kick, shot only goal scored.

straight into the goalkeeper's hands Since then the following have been who, however, fumbled with it. In the results. themeler, Turner subsequently scored.

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Shanghai: Bradley (Polipo); 8. Strange and Turner

(Police)? Yeong (Lung) Hwn); Hay (Argylis) and Vance

RAS.CF Kente (Best Lanca), At the latter end of 1993, the Bossuet (French Club), Collet Proprietors of the "Hong Kong (French Club), Boisserie (8.R.C.) Telegraph" newspaper- very kindly and Hughes (Argylls)..

offered to present & cup for competition between the various ports and this was gratefully ac cepted by the Hong Kong FA

Combined Services:

Pte. Johnson, (Borderers); Aah (Lincolns) and L/Opl. Maliane (Borderers); Mne. Davey (R« M. }, Gur. Pardoe (R,A.) and A.B. Tho bertson (R.N.); Pte. Baldry (Lin- colna), A. B. Rawson (R.N.), Sgt. Malpas (Lincolns) •,L/Cpl. Riley (Lincolns), and Lt. Hocquard (Lin- cons).

Hon. Trea: Mr. W. J Ratley. General Committee: Monro, J. Tatley, H: B. C. Watson, G. Kirk and Lt. C. Hoc.

Duncan, quard,

Talkoo Range.

CRICKET

CLUB TEAMS v. 1R.C.

The following teams will repre- sent the HK.C.C. In their league matches against the Indian Keeres- tion Qub on grounds na halow

1st XI at H.K.C.C.-A. W. Hay ward (Capt.), E. JR. Mitobell, A C. Beck, . R. Duckitt, G, Si Dunkley, DS, Harley, H. Owen Hughes, OE C. Marton, K A Minis. T.. A. Pearce, ́A, Højdite

gud XI at LRC-OF- Gaheghn that members might be (Chpt.), A. K. Mackenzie H able to use the Taikoo range. Armstrong, P. E. "Bärkett, C. W The question was discussed at E. Bishop, LD. Kilbee HD some length and the motion to Lowe, A. D. Lowsous, RS, WA

A proposal was made that steps shonli la taken with a view to.. amalgamate with, the Taikos Rifle Range

Olub Championship. Hyder. MoBride. Dennis H. Hazell. T. 4. Pearce. L. Goldman v. C. A. Wright.

FRIDAY, 10th, Open Doubles. M. W. Lo and M. K. Lov, Comdr. Packer and Comdr. Shaw. (Continued on nezt (olumi)

YACHTING

8TH LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP

Course(1) Channel Books (P);" (2) Kowloon Rank (P); (3) Cust Mark Boat (P); (4) Channel Rocks (S),

Distance: -7.6 miles.

***H" Olass Staried at 3.00 p.m.

Total 1

Pos'a Pts, Pta

Rolla (Mrs. T. P. K.

Komble) Diana (Miss A. Blake) 3· Colleen (Miss D. Lay

ton)

Dorothea (Mrs. H. M.

Knill)

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Ailsa (Mra. E. Chayase)

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April V. (Miss D. E.

Layton)

Why Wonder (Mrs, P.,

Fowkes)

Bluejacket (Mrs. W.

G. Dentham) 5. Speedwell (Mrs. M.

Way)

Eunico (Mrs. S. Dun- 7 lop)............. 3

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**A" Class Started at 3.10 p.m.

Wasp II (Mrs. Griffin) 9 La Linda (Mrs, Shel-

dow) Isobel (Mrs. M.

Witham): 4 Joss (Mrs. Stanton). 1

5

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3

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Chan and Hov. Stocker and

Waring.

Howard and Abbas v. Hazell, and

Williams.

Goldman and Fincher, r. Lee and

Luk Monoghan and Holmes v. Waite and

Morgan.

Club Championship. Gamble v. Green. Day. Dunham. Ride

Newell,

Cannon v. Oyen Hughes.

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