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FOOTBALL WOODLAND STAG DOUBLE TENTH CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

CLUB BEATEN BY NAVY

SOUTH CHINA FAILED TO TURN"

UP TEAMS

St. Joseph's Win "Portuguese

Derby"

With the exception of the defeat of the Club by the Royal Navy, no surprises were registered in Saturday's matches. The Artillery went down to Kowloon, while the Police were beaten by the Lincolns in a keenly con- tested game. In the "Portuguese Derby," St. Joseph's beat the Recreio by four goals to two.

A mild sensation was caused by the non-appearance of South China in their matches in both the second and.. third divisions. (It will be recalled that most of their players left for the national meet in Nanking and that their application for postponement was refused by the Football Council.)

The young Indians, making their initial appearance in the league, lost to the Club, while the Athletics beat a depleted Kowloon team.

- In the Third Division, the R.A.M.C., who beat the University by 10 goals last week, were trounced to the tune of eight goals by the Borderers.

CLUB

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Results

FIRST DIVISION

ARTILLERY

LINCOLN

4 NAVY

KOWLOON

2 POLICE

ST. JOSEPH'S 4 RECREIO BORDERERS' 4 ATHLETICS.

SECOND DIVISION ATHLETIC 9 KOWLOON CLUB

THIRD DIVISION

Was

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BORDERERS v. „ATHLETICS

8

Educated as they are, up to the finer points of the game, it is a pity that Chinese football fans cannot be taught the value of sportsmanship. Yesterday, the writer saw another rather sorry exhibition when Chinese Athletic Association met South Wales Bor- derers in the first division of the football league.

At a time when their own play- ers needed all the encouragement they could get, the spectators fled out of the ground, and the only reason that could be advanced for this was that the Chinese were losing.

.

shooting at goal whenever an op.

portunity offered. After five minù.

tes they rqualised through Lang.

mead who sent in a nice header. They went ahead shortly after when Clarke. netted from a nice pass by Fairless. Howe equalised for the Club with a header, but immediate ly Langmead regained the lend for the sailors. Play was then mostly in the Club's half, and Smith and Clarke increased the lead for the sailors. Towards the end. Howe scored the fourth goal for the Club after a brilliant solo effort.

Club:-Fogwell; Hynes and" 9. Strange; (Captain) Skinner, C. Wright and A. Duncan, F. Fowler, Dominy, Howe, E. Strange and Bickford.

Navy: Leech; Thompson, Jatics Perkins, Allport, McGuire; Fair- less. Smith Langmead, Burnage. Clarke.

LINCOLNS v. POLICE. Playing on the Railway ground, the Lincolns beat the Police by two goals to one in a splendidly fought game. Play was very even, so much so that the result was in doubt until the last minute. The Police One feels the pity of it all very gave a good all-round display, and keenly when it is realised that the were worthy of a point if only for leaders of the Chinese community their splendid efforts in the closing spend a lot of time and money in minutes. Ridley was the outstand their efforts to teach the "coming player for the Lincolns, but the moners" how to take defeat.

rest of the forwards were erratic in their shooting. The game

started with the Lincolns attacking, and after Me- Guinness had had a good shot saved by McHardy, Baldry gave his side the lead as the result of a corner. The Police then had three good chances to score but Pile missed badly.

So far as the game was concern- ed. a slippery ground spoilt what otherwise would have been an ex- cellent match. As it was, the standard of play was definitely first division class, and while the Borderers showed better team work, the Chinese were the faster lot. They were, however, out-generailed and lost by 2 goals to 4.

After the interval, the Lincolns again took up the offensive but their forwards spoilt many chances owing to erratic shooting.

Following a scramble in the goal month, the Athletics drew first ood but the Borderers soon got Tevel terms and by the time the

In a scrimmage in front of goal, Thistle sounded for half-time, they McGuinness increased the lead for

the were leading by 3 goals to 1.

Lincolas when he shot After the change-over, the Chin-through a crowd of players.

scored another-over but to Towards the end the Police tried | maintain their lead of 2 goals, the hard to reduce the deficit and their soldiers scored again to make the efforts were rewarded when Shep

nal score read 4-2 in their favour. berd beaded pust Heath from a

apt. Bague, R. A. referced very nice pass by Green, Meiently.

FIRST DIVISION

..". CLUB v, NAVY. This match was played on the Club ground and ended in a win for the Navy by six goals to four, Although the Club were lending two goala to in

by

the

PoliceMoHardy Perkins, C. Pile Gough Channing, Brittain T.. Pile, Stevens, Shepherd, Brook and Green,

Lincolng: Heath Turner, Ro den: Dudley, Cork and Bett; Bal dry, Harding, McGuinness, Ridley and Hocquard.dent

KOWLOON ARTILLERY. first half it was evident by then At sookinpoo, Kowloon beat the that the sailors were a better team. Artillery by thres goals to one: The They had much of the play in the mainland team was considerably Arst half and the reason why they strengthened by the inclusion of failed to score was that they tried Lewis and Timberlake who played to dribble through the Goalkeeper! well

Their passing and understanding The Artillery forwards were were perfect and had they not go faulty in their shooting while their ing in for too much dribbling they defence played up to would undoubtedly have taken the standard. lead before the interval.

the usual.

Elliot and Lewis were the best The Club's vanguard also played of the Kowloon forwards, especially well, Hoye being outstanding, score an ideal leader, shooting hard ing all the four goals, while in'de, and accurate

sin fence, Strange although always Kowloon took the lead when hard working was erratic in hie Elliot sent Lewis through to score

from close in.

clearances.

Rowe opened the scoring for the After the interval Walker missed club after about 10 minutes' play badly, but Greenshields levelled the Five minutes later the same player scores with glorious shot. A long notched the second goal from a nice clearance by Hill relieved the Artil. pass by Fowler. Although two goals Very prekure and Timberlake pas down the sailors did not seem to sed to Elliot who beat Allan for be a losing side for they had more I possession to score with a gne shot, opportunities of scoring than their A minute later he scored again with opponents, and their failure in a splendid effort.

SETS NEW RECORD

Continued from Page 10)

1st. Pony 2nd Pony........... 209 3rd Party 161 The Field 2,044

Betting..

Win. 100

Place

58

203

193

1,546

Total...2.504 2,000

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RACES

Handicaps For To-morrow

The following are the handicaps for to-morrow's racing at. Happy Valley. Kwangs Handicap B. Class 1-mile

Blue Star Champagne Bay Cosanck's Beauty Daylight Eve Don

163

139

183

184"

Race 1.

135

132

$469 134 67

Gold Key

140

Jungle Jim

1-45

King's Bounty

160

Ticket Nos. 267, 289, 138, 91, 115, 265. 298, 50, 67, 87, 181 get $50 each.

Navy Hall

143

Pride of Tsingtao"

143

Royal Flush

10

Race 2,

No. 283

Spotted Butterfly

140

**226

The Tiger

153

201 364

226 118 Ticket Nos. 205. 52, 180, 14, 356, 182 get $50 each.

Race 3. No. 393

Tom

Valorous

130

Wisdom Stag

140

Wonderful Stag

140

144 40

$1,015 290 145 Ticket Nos:-278, 273, 59 get. 50

Double Face

1:10

Hazel Leaf

Jack Sharkey

140 140

Jungle Jir

168

Per se

140

Bace 4.

No. 359

"Spotted Butterfly

158

$1,248

289 70

Street Singer

356

The Cavalier

178

Tillicum

Race 5.

No. 51

31.750

...9

500

143

250

exch.

Ticket Nox 341, 324, 370, 57, 276. 182, 255, 16, 109, get 3100 each.

Race 6.

No. 436

471

265

$1.134

324"

162

Ticket Nos. 82, 179, 377, 253, 256,

237, 125, 381, 303, 393,

Race 7.

Ng. 53

81.450.40

105

414.40

495

207.20

Ticket. Nos. 252, 326, 564, 113 get

$50 each..

Race 8.

No. 415

70 208

"

81,540 440 220

Ticket Nos. 237. 2, 280, 33, 170. 397, 12, 148.

TRAFALGAR DAY

RACE MEETING

Programme For

October 21

The following is the draft pro- gramme for the Trafalgar Day Race Meeting at Happy Valley

1. Temeraire" Handicap (One

Mile).

Winner 8500. Second $250. Third $150. For China ponies, grins of this season, that have not won more than $3,000 in stakes. En- trance. $5.

2 Royal Sovereign" Handicap

(Six Furlongs). Winner $500. Second $300. Third $200. For Australiah poles that have started at least once this year at race meetings of this Club, and have not won more than 81,000 in stakes since January 1, 1933. Entrance 85.

3"Belicisle" Handicap (From Two Mile Post). Winner $500. Second $250. Third $150. For China ponies, "0" Class Entrance $5.

4-The Trafalgar Scurry (Un- official) (Three Furlongs. Winner $500. Second $200. Third $100. Souvenirs to Riders of Placed Ponies For China pontes, "E".. Class at date of entry. Weight 160 lbs. To be ridden by officers of H.M. Nävy. Riders will draw lots for their mounts. No entrance fee. 5. Victory" Handicap (Slx Furlongs. Winner $550. Second #275. Third $175. For China ponies, "B" Class. Entrance 85. » »

6” Euryalus" Plate (From Two Mile Post). Winner $150. Second 3225. Third $125. For China ponles that not won more than $2,000 in stakes since 1st January, 1933. Weight 145 lbs. 1 lb. penalty for every $100 or part thereof won in stakes this year, To be ridden by Jockeys Who have not won ten' races any- where at any time.” No whips or spurs allowarice,” Entrance" #5^ {7-" Leviathan Handicap (11

Miles): $123. For China ponies "D" Winner $460,"Second $225. Third Class. Entrance 85.

*

8" Conqueror Bandicap (One

A Miles), Winner $450. Second $225, Third $125 For China Donies, subscrip- tien griffins of this Club of this

season. Entrance 45.

Kowloon: Cord; Hills. and Willis Whitfield, Jones and Elisa Timberlake and Blake.

Artillery: Comey; Allan, Wroep: Rogers, Pardoe, Worthington Bar- raclough, Smith, Wakerl, Green STAR shields, and Seal

ST. JOSEPHS v. RECREIO, ¿' This match was played at Caro- line Hill and ended in a win for the. Saints by 4 goals to two. A. V. Gosano, the Interporter, who played at right back was mainly responsible for the Saint victory (Continued" on "Page":"12.);

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Widnes

Kwangtung Handicap D

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Adam

Ajax

Amoy Black-Rock

Burgomaster Cebu

Disorderly Conduct Double Face

Festival Eve

Fi-Fa

Gallant Fox Gay Butterfly

Glen Shee

Hey Tor

Class

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Jingle

140

King Salmon

#143

King's Parade

130

Mignonette

168

National Day

160

Now's The Time

158

Partnership

134

Powerful King

140

Snappy Eve

140

Stickypast

150

130

161

Valley Hall

140

Vigilance

158

Warrington

164

157

140

The Panther The Plover

Wembly Stag White Butterfly

Kwelchow Handicap. (Six Fur-

longs),

Charming Face Gay Butterfly Hey Tor Jingle

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145

150 151⁄2"

140

by

King Salmon

143

National Day

160

Now's The Time

158

1.

Partnership

154

The Panther

150

Vigilance

158

Warrington

104

Paul Jones

163

-135

Poverty Bay

140

183

The Gost

132

133

Victor

140

162

White Butterfly

148

130

Klangs Handicap C Class

170

Aida

140

Ration

140

Alexandra Hall

146

Tecumseh

140

Bistre

153

The Rainbow

158

Brechin

150

Fakien Handicap (Slä Furlongs).

Dee

337.

Baguio

143

Flying Tourist

108

Black Rock

160

Gold Ring

156

.140

Mike

140

152

Mon Talisman

140-

Duplex

140

Nippy

148

Flying Boy "Good Sport

Jack O'Lantern Krata Viz Lucky Star Melody No Fear

163

Orlando

140

144

Per se

140'

*135

Solar Star

153

140

Street Singer

348

145

Tillicum

146*

165

Wakefield

133

158..

Wayward Stag

148

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