1933-10-30 — Page 10

LOCAL FOOTBALL

Navy's

Double v. Gunners

ATHLETICS NARROW WIN AT

KOWLOON

The Royal Navy secured à double against the Gunners at Happy Valley.

HK, Club heat the Police by the margin of one goal in a very keen tussle on the Club ground.

Kowloon went down to the Athletic in a game that varied, the Athletic winning in the closing minutes.

The Borderers put on eight, without reply from the Recreio at King's Park.

South China Reserves defeated "Kowloon on the. Railway ground by three clear goals.

The Borderers Division III team went down to South China, losing their first points of the season.

The matches in the Hong Kong "League resulted as under

The Results.

DIVISION I SW. Borderers 8 Club de Recreio o

Chinese Athletic 4 Kowloor. F. C.

HK. Club

3.H.K. Police

Royal Navy 2 Royal Artillery

DIVISION II.“

S.. Burderers 4 H.K. Club

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failed to do anything against the Borderers middle line ably led by Podmore.

The Borderers opened out the game from the start and Marques was easily beaten by a shot "from

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,

TENNIS MATCH SUNDAY'S MATCH

POSTPONED

Division I.

Chinese Ace Feelings. CHINA V ST. JOSEPH'S

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The exhibition tennis match be- tween Mr. Hui Sua Kei, who lately beat Khoo Hye Hooi in the Nan- king championships, and Tsui Wai Pui, our leading Chinese player, which was to have taken place on the C.R.C. courts yesterday was postponed.

No notice of their postponement was given and a large crowd of people had gathered at the C.R.C. In anticipation of some fine tennis, The visitor did not arrive and half an hour after the advertised time a mild curiosity was aroused.

Some while later an envoy wad sent to look for the honoured guest. | After another wait he returned...... without Mr. Hui

It appeared that the Nanking champion was not feeling well after his sea-trip and could not turn out. "There is some possibility that the exhibition may be held to-day.

Before the final whistle sounded, Marshfield scored for the Borderers.

KOWLOON v. SOUTH CHINA. South China defeated Kowloon by Playing on the Railway ground, three clear goals South China opened the score from a free kick Yeung Kwok Wu sending in a hard

Hazlewood, but the ball bit the post and rebounded to play. The Bor derers opened the

score through Jones who shot into the corner of the net. The military team 3 Kowloon F.C. inued to press and during a scram.shot which Cook fielded well, but 1 Royal Artillery ble in the goalmouth, Guterres turned the ball into his own net in trying to clear a shot from Harris. A rush by the Recreio forwards found Sousa well placed but his shot was saved by Smith.

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South China.

Royal Navy

DIVISION I

Lincoln Regt:

8 University

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South China

3 S.W: Borderers

R.A.M. Corps

1 Radio S.C.

Club de Recreio 3 R.A.S. Corps"

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DIVISION 1.

H.K. CLUB v. H.K. POLICE. The Police had hard luck in not sharing the points when they met the Club on their own ground. They lost by a goal in a keen strug- gle, the result being three goals to two. Each side scored from penalty kick.

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Hazlewood increased the Border ars lead when he shot through a crowd" of players to give Marques no chance. Another breakdway found Recreio close in and Gomes shot into the net after the whistle: had blown for offside against him.

Tones got through to score the Borderers fourth goal.

Jones again got through and beat Marques with a fast shot from close Bickford started a raid in the range Wallace took a pot abot Police goal and from his centre from forty yards and the hall enter Fowler shot the ball into the net toed the net to put the Borderers six

up.

let the ball drop and it went into the net to put South China ane up. Kowloon fought back gamaly but South China defence held out. South China, soon increased their Crossing over a goal to the good, lead through Lai Sui Wong, who snapped up a pass from Ip Lai Yu and left Cook standing...

Before the fast whistle sounded,

Lai went through and again Cook.

R. NAVY v. R.A.

beat

South China showed surprisingly poor form, in their match with St. Joseph's yesterday at Cargline Hill, although they emerged victors by the only two goals scored.

The Saints had little difficulty in holding the China attack during the first half and it was only after the interval that South China showed anything like their usual form.

OCTOBER 30, 1933.

THE INTERPORT Walker was soon out but Rodrigues

TRIAL

T.A. and T.E.” in Form

WHO WILL BE HONG

KONG BOWLERS

ploaded on. His partnership, with Redmond was the most dreary of the match, and when Garthwaite went in things were not much; better. Rodrigues finally retired for 22, which he was over forty minutes in making.

"with

the arrival of Victor Gittins and Tam" Pearce the game brightened up considerably. Gittins took no pains to play him- self in and did not seem to value, his wicket, and consequently, his batting was free, while the second The Third Interport Trial has ball Pearce received was cracked not shown the Selectors anything to the boundary with a lovely beyond the facts that T. A. Pearce, drive past mid-off, one of the best

definitely s

2 class. batsman, strokes of the match. Pearce con- which they already knew, and that tinued in this strain and hit some A. R Minu is necessary to the more fine boundaries but a num- Marcques, Leonard and Gogano interport side as the best left hand

ber of balls clearly beat him. This proved themselves to be the opening bowler we have. The Triai

was as much" due to the falling stumbling block to South China's choosing of a fast bowler more dif- passage of the years Tam" is has, however, probably made the Hight as anything, but with the attack, the two backs breaking a cult for the Selectors. On Satur- not, of course, as active as before. the attack time after time, day's form Goodwin appeared to This was noticeable in the field, Marcques in goal made several ex-

be giving more trouble to the bats-although he made one stop, a cut cellent saves and cleared in fine

men than Pereira, and while he from Owen-Hughes, which lingers style...

Costa, as the Saint's pivot work- took 1 wicket for 17 runs Pereira in the mind

gave away 31 without securing any ed perseveringly and generally victims. On the other hand Good- very surprising to see the new bail As regards the bowling one was managed to beat Pau Ka Ping to

win's wicket was the result of a given to Garthwaite and Burnett. the ball, but his play lacked the brillant constructiveness essential in set- Hughes, low down, which

slip catch by Owen-Surely. If Pereira is worth trying ting his forward line in motion. Heldamen out of ten would not This must have put Pereira off to nine at all, it is as an opening bowler. On the other hand Wong, who had have got, while Pereira had the been shifted to the pivot position misfortune to have three catches and had very bad luck in not get- some extent but he bowled well of B. China, was easily the most

missed of his bowling. outstanding player on the field these faults were committed by

Two ofting a wicket. and though he, made several bad Owen-Hughes, of all people, and Of the fast bowlers Garthwaite mistakes through hesitating with they were catches which to a impressed most. He rose from "the the ball he gave his forwards Beldsman of his calibre were not wicket dangerously and had he numerous opportunities to break dimcult, especially compared with through the Saints defence. The the one he did take old falling of the China forwards asserted itself, however, namely the inside men trying to get in close to goal before, shooting. Several good opportunities were

lost through the delay in making the shot.

St. Josephs at one period do- very hard luck in failing to score minated. the game and they had when Ward sent in a shot from close in, which, however, Wong got his hands to and cleared strangly. Up to the end of the first half play was very even and it must have come as a disappointment to South China's supporters when the whistle blew with no score regis-

tered. W DA

The match on the Athletic ground between the Navy and RA very keenly contested, the Navy winning by the only goal scored. After a few minutes even play, the Navy broke through, but Chappell missed from close range by kicking over the ball. The Navy forced a corner, Bates shooting wide.

Halftime, no score.

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At the change over S. China took the offensive, but St. Josephs were not to be denied their share of the play and soon took the ball up to the China goal where they gave Wong a very anxious time for

a few moments.

by T. A. Pearce, but from a specta

The best batting of the day was cular polat Minu's knock was more enjoyable. From the moment he came out it, was obvious he in- tended to lay on the wood and find the road if possible... Не was beaten in that by Frank Goodwin, however, who, with a mighty hit,

sent the ball over the stand into

been able to get T. A Pearce out early he would probably have had a better analysis.

for a fast bowler, lacking

The wicket was not exactly one but there were one or two spots zip"

which alded both Garthwalte and Goodwin. On the whole the pitch but the ball rose uncomfortably was not as dangerous as last week

now and then.

It was surprising that with a

Des Voeux Road. Goodwin did not wicket in his favour A. R. Minu last very long. being caught by was not more successful.

With

Mr. A. W. Hayward's XI. E. R. Duckite Gittens, b

Carthwaite

E C. Fincher, retired ..... T.A. Pearce, retired

P. V. Williams, 1.b...

Redmond

E. F. Fincher, b Redmond A. W. Hayward, retired H. Owen Hughes, b Garth-

waite

A. C. Hamilton, c Gittens, b

Garthwaite......

.......

F. Goodwin. Walker, b

Gittens

A. R. Minu, not out G. S. Dunkley, not out

Extras (b.2, w.b.1, n.b.3)

Total (for 9 wkts., dec.).163

Fall of the wickets:-1 for 37, 2 for 43; 3 for 69, 4 for 77. 5 for 92, 6 for, 111, 7 for 113, 8 for 120, 9 for 133.

Bowling Analysis.

O M., R. W. Garthwaite 11 F 45 3 *Burnett

10 1 36 0 Pereira... 12. 2. 31 0 Redmond Gittens

8 2 30 3 0 15 *Bowled 3 no balls. t-Bowled one wide ball.

Mr. T. E. Pearce's XI.

Lt. Walker, c Owen Hughes,

b Goodwin ...

H. M. Rodrigues, retired

T. M. L. Redmond, c E, C.

Fincher, b Minu

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3

22

15

C. C. Garthwaite, b Duckitt 13 S. V. Gittens, e Goodwin, b

Owen Hughes

T. E. Pearce, not out

G. C. Burnett, st. Dunkley,

b Minu 1. McInnes, not out........

Extras (b.1)

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Total (for 8 wickets) ...106

J. R. Mitchell, F. D. Pereira, and S. A. Ismall did not bat.

Fall of the wickets:-1 for 6. 2 for 23,3 for 47, 4 for 59, 5 for 84. 6 for 106:

Bowling, Analysis.

Goodwin

Minu Duckitt Hamilton

Owen Hughes.

O. M. R. W.

9 1 171 1-22-2

6 2 18 里

7 0 37 0

2. 0 11 1

and with Pereira and Hamilton, PRACTICE MATCH TO-DAY both fast bowlers, the same ques-

tion arose.

There will be a practice cricket match at the HKC.C. to-day be. ginning at 4 p.m., to which four- teen have been invited. Following this game the team against Malaya will probably be next Monday

chinson heat Lowson from the spot register the Borderers eighth goalagkick was cleared and Bates sent in possession of the ball in an abso- i innings with Duckitt for Hayward's waite made 13 runs and took 3 selected.

to make the score one all.

The Club then pressed and in the tussle in the area a defender fouled and the Club took the lead again through Strange who converted 5. W. Borderers.-Smith; Harris, from the penalty spot.

Morrison: Wallace, Podmore, Un The Police again got on level derwood; Harris, Nelson. Hazel- terms, Willerton going in to bentwood, Jones, Duncan

Lowson, from close range. À" tussle for the lead ended in favour of the Club, Fowler henting MoHardy with

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Walker, after mistiming one of

He had a long walk between overs as did Gittins' slows, but Minu continued to slog merrily. Some of his shots

Hamilton." and Pereire, and it did not go where they were intend was surprising that the field was ed but one lovely straight drive ton was in fact very busy in the not more neatly arranged. Hamil- off Redmond hit the top of the outfield at one period when he was Murray Road screen with a re- bowling at the other end. sounding thud. He was 29 not out Minu this point is a real one, for when the innings was declared.

Pearce's innings was a different although he is not a fast bowler. variety. He took some pains to

he is somewhat temperamental. dig himself in, but once set he open the score.

waited for the right ball and when Play was very fast and evtn, the The home defence now weakened

It came he opened his shoulders to Police although a goal down at the and Jones practically walked the

St. Josephs then made their it. He did not lift the ball and In conclusion, if Captain. Garth- interval had quite held their own. ball into the net. In a final effort Early in the second half the first mistake; they allowed the thus gave no chance, but sent it waite and Lieutenant Hamilton, The Police opened the second half by the Borderers, Duncan cut in Gunners had a chance to take the China forward line to break streaking along the carpet. He re- both all-rounders, were on trial with a raid on the Club goal and from the left and left Marques lead A free kick thirty yards out war with до more opposi-tired after collecting a scientific against one another then Satur- were awarded a penalty kick. Hutstanding with a fast, cross shot to was shot in, Liddington in the Navy tion than the two backs to and orthodox:30.

day's trial has done much more for Teddy Fincher, who opened the Garthwaite than Hamilton, Garth- goal turning the ball behind. The stop them. Yeung found himself Recreio. - Marques: Silva-Netto,

The following are the players in' Guterres; McGrann, Figuereido, across from the Left, Elsworth lutely unmarked position and ran XI, also batted well for his 26, wickets for 45 but Hamilton did Maher: Castilho, Gonsalves, Souane, scoring the only goal of the match. down to send across a centre that but Captain Williams, after a little either in both batting and question:- Gomes, Santos

Pau anapped up, but his shot was patient 12 again put his foot in bowling. It was a great pity that G. 8. Dunkley, E R. Duckítt, A. was ill and could (C. Hamilton, A. W. Hayward, H blocked by Leonard and by that front of the wicket and was so ob- A. H. Madar

After his previous | Owen"Hughes, E. C. Fincher, E. FA DIVISION III.

time the rest of the Sainte defen-viously out that he walked away not turn out. ders had arrived and packed the without waiting for the umpire's failures, he would have been on his Fincher. F. Goodwin, C. C. Garth- LINCOLNS-v-UNIVERSITE.-goal mouth in an effort to stop the decision.

mettle and might have shown walte, T. A. Pearce, T. E. Pearce, When Pearce's XI went in the something of the form that won a A. R. Minu, P. V. Williams, T. Hed- The Lincolns put on eight goals China forwards. from scoring, Pau,

mond. against the University on the however, managed to obtain the batting was painfully slow. "Lieut. place in the last Interport team. secured full points from the R.A. by while the University failed to re

At Happy Valley, The Navy Athletic ground at Happy Valley, ball from Leonard, and, shooting round him, sent in a shot that found The Navy weregister a goal. The match started Marequce unsighted, thus giving ratic in shooting and missed late wing to the University team China their first goal. several chances from close range.

being late. They then played

The Sainte did not lose heart, Early in the game Woodman was throughout the match with ten mon. however, but immediately sent the penalized for carrying and Seal

In the first half, Setters scored ball back to Gosino on the right, aking the spot kick shot into the two, Clarke two and Take out. who sent across a good centre that roof of the net, throwing away a

Crossing over with a five goals was not taken advantage, Ward good chance of giving the Gunders lead, the Lincolas added to their failing to get to the ball quick the lead. A tap to another player score through Matthews (8) and enough Lan Mau cleared in excel core but probably the Gunners SOUTH CHINA BORDERERS. side man. would have probably opened the Tate.

lent style, sending the ball down to Ng Po Kui, who passed to his in- winger forgot himself and shot

Marcques, who was straight into the net, the goal being

The Borderers lost their 100 per marking him, failed to stop the ball not allowed

cent record playing on the St. thua letting the China forwards Joseph's ground and going down to through again. Yeung, on the right the South China team by three ran down the wing with the ball, goals to one. Taking the lead early beating Giao easily, and sending in the game through Parsons, the across a centre that Pou in the Borderers seemed to have the game centre had no difficulty in snapping well in hand. Tong Ming Ping up, and which he sent in, the ball. levelled the score and then a change being reached by Marcques but came over the game. The Borderers touching the under side of the crose were forced to defend strongly, bar and then rebounding into the but before the interval To Wai net. Hung gave South China the lead. After their second goal, however, The South China added to their the China forwards seemed to have score during the second half and host their sting, although Pau made the Borderers trying hard to regis another good attempt at obtaining tor were well held until the final the hat trick some few minutes whistle sounded.

later. 8. Josephs managed to hold them, however, until the end of the game, although South China had numerous opportunities to increase

LINEUP...

a left-footed drive from close range. two goals to one.

The Police rallied in the closing minutes to level up, but the Club defence held out until the final whistle soundex.

H.K. Club-Lowson; Hynes, S. Strange: Robertson, Skinner, A. Duncan Fowler, Dominy, Howe,

E. Strange. Bickford.

H.K. Police McHardy: Black borne, C. Pile: Perkins, Channings, Sheppard Gough, Hutchinson, Willerton, Green, Brittain.

KOWLOON. ATHLETIC. A very exciting game took place The Navy took the lead through on the Railway ground between Hinder after Langmead had shot Kowloon and the Athletic, the lat-hard against the crossbar, the out ter winning a well fought game by side right running up to take the the add goal in seven. There was rebound and shoot into the net. a very good attendance.

The Gunners were

not long in arrears for Snook running in from à pass by Leach beat Woodman for possession and shot the ball into the het. Seal cut in from the left and placed the ball close in, Woodman bringing in a smart save.

Kowloon opened with a strong attack and during a scramble in the area, Mok Sui, Hong fouled Lewis, Bliss took the penalty kick and gave Kowloon the lead with a well placed shot.

The Athletic, with this reverse, put on pressure and soon had Cord defending his charge. The goalie made a mistake when he misjudged the speed of Tang Kwong who beat him for possession and shot into the net to make the score one all.

RADIO v R.AM.C. Navy ground and ended in a draw the score.

This game was played on the of one goal all: The Medicals had more of the game during the second

RAS.C. v RECREIO.

half and levelled up through King-Sung, and Lau Mau; Tong Kwan, S. China-Wong Wing, Lee Tin

Wong Mei Shun and Leung Wing The R.A.S.C. failed badly before Chiu; Yeung Sui Yick, Tam Kong the Recreio on the Military ground Pak, Pau Ka Ping, Leung Tat-wing

Resuming the Navy pressed, but shooting was wild. Langmead and Hinder missed from close range, The Gunners made a couple of raids on the 'Navy goal, but failed close in, Woodman clearing in great style. Seal went down the wing, Soon after the Athletic took the but shot over the bar. The Navy lead through Mak. Sui Hon who took the lead after forcing a corner drew Cord out of goal and then and before the Gunners bould get shot into the net.

the ball away, Barnett, shot into the Before the interval the, Athletic. net. Another raid by the Navy scored again Au Ping Ming going was stopped by Combey who dived in to beat Cord from close range. fall length to turn round the post

Crossing over a goal down, Kow- loon opened the second half with a strong attack on the Athletic goat and "Elliott headed into the net giv- Royal Navy-Woodman'; James ing Li Kwok Ki no chance. With Wost; Purkins, Thomas, Moquire; this success Kowloon forced the Fairless, Smith, Langmead, Barnett pace and levelled up through Elliott and Hinder.

Castilho opened the scoro and who shot into the net with a fast- R.A Combey; Allan, Wroe; soon netted the second goal. Cross shot.

Rodgers, Pardoe, Harria, Endok,

Campus also netted for Recreio. For a time play settled in mid-Smith, Leach, Greenshields, Beld, but a breakaway by the Athle- Seal.

tis gave Ho Ka Kung an opening And he went in to beat Cord from 340s range and win the game for

visitors by four goals to three. Kowloon Cord Hill. Willis:" Wield, Timberlake. Bliss: White, Webb, Elliott, Lewis, Blake

Kam Hing

a shot from Barnett. With the at Happy Valley and went down and N'g Po Kin

by three clear goals. The Recreio Rocha and Sabhan.

Cunners struggling hard to level

up, the final whistle sounded. scored their goals during the first St. Josephs. Marcques, Leonard half and were content in holding off and Gosano; Marcques, Costa and the B.A.S.C. during the second Fernandez; Elms, Gosano; Ward, half.

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DIVISION II.

and

· S.W. BORDERERS v. CLUB, Borderers defeated the Club by four Playing on the Club ground, the

goals to two.

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Local Football

LEAGUE TABLES

Division I

Athletic-Li Kwok Ki Moku The Clubs opened out the play Hong, Lo Cheung, To Han Hung, from the kick off and Forrow sent Lai Kwok Chui, Ip Pang Fai; across from the right for Duncan to Lincola Begt Tang, Kwong Sum, Au Kin Fang, Ho Ka Keang, Au Ping Ming, Pam shoot into the net. -

Morris soon levelled up for the HK Club

Et Joseph' Borderers and before the interval R. Marg Fourty put them in front

B. W. Borderers." H.K. Police Morria increased the Borderers

Athlatio lead early in the second half. The sent Cha Club fought back gamely and scored Kowloon through Duncan

RECREIO . 5. W. BORDERERS. Playing at King's Park, the Ro- creio put up a poor show against the Borderers going down by eight clear goals, The Recreio attack

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