1933-11-20 — Page 10

LOCAL

FOOTBALL

HONG KONG DAY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933.

YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL

LINCOLNS DEFEAT S.W.B. Navy And Lincolns

IN 3RD DIVISION

SOUTH CHINA DEFEAT POLICE IN HARD GAME

Saturday's games in the Hong Kong League were keenly con- tested throughout, the surprise of the day coming from Division III. where the Lincoln Regiment defeated the S.W. Borderers by Ave clear goals on the Chatham Road ground,

The match between Kowloon and Hong Kong Club ended square, both teams scoring twice Kowloon lost their goalkeeper during the first half and Martin the right back kept goal during- the second half, "

The Club de Recreio and Athletic game ended with the Athletic Just getting home by the odd goal.

In a rattling game on the Caroline Hill ground, the Hong Kong Police almost took South China by surprise holding them to a one goal win.

In Division H., the Navy had a big margin scoring seven goals against last year's champlors.

Results

DIVISION 1.

S.W. Borderers 5 R.A.

Athletic

South China

2 Redrein

K. Police

Kowloon F.C. 2 H.K.F.C.

R. Navy

DIVISION IL

7 Athleti

1

Lincoln Regt. 8 Kowloon F.C. South China 2 S.W. Borderers & Young Indians R.A.

DIVISION HIL

Lincoln Regt.

3 S. W. Borderers 0 3 R.A,S.C.

South China

Radio S.C.

1 R.A.M.C.

Draw

The Navy spoilt the 100 per cent, record of the Lincolas senior team when they played them to a draw on the Sookunpoo ground,

East Lancashires shared the points with St. Joseph's at Caroline Hill.

DIVISION I. Lincoln Regt. 1 Royal Navy I St. Joseph's 9 E. Lancashires g Excitement ran high daring the struggle at Sookuripoo between the Lincoln Regt. and the Navy. The Liscolos previous to this match had the maximum points for matches played and it was expected that the game would be a keen one, with the Navy Belding a very strong team. The Navy almost took the lead in the opening minute following a dag kick, Cork getting his foot to the ball just in time to save a goal. Both teams were playing keen foot- ball, but the defence on both side held the upper hand. Ash, who was making his first appearance for the Lincolas this season, played a rattling game for his side and he was well backed up by Turner. Ridley and Higgins were good in Hocquard got attack, and Mr. Conacross a good number of centres only to see them cleared by Ratcliffe and West. Idddington was the bet ter of the goalkeepers and appear- ed to have more to do than Heath. Halfway through the first half the Lincolns took the lead through Ridley who sent in a daisy cutter that had Liddington guessing, the galle just touching the ball as it passed him to rest in the net.

Kwong. Wing, Li Hoa Cheong; Ho Cho Yin, Lai Kwok Chui, Ip Pan Fai; Tang Kwong Sum, Au Ping Ming, Ho Ka Keung, Au Kim Fung 2 and Fung King Yui.

Recreio Marques; Bowen, alves: Laurel, Delgado, Maher McGrann, S. Castilho, Guterres, Aquino and Santos.

SOUTH CHINA v. H. K, POLICE

Playing at Caroline Hill against Sonth China, the Polics almost forced a draw going down by the only goal scored.

There wa a good attendance when the teams lined up for the kick off and they were rewarded with an excellent game.

final

HOME RUGBY

HOCKEY

Harlequins Beaten by H.K. Ladies Beaten

Dark Blues

London, November 18. The following were the results of the leading Rugby Union games played to-day:

Cumberland 12, Cheshire 14,

(at Workington) ** Lancashire 14, Yorkshire 3,

(at Manchester). Northumberland 5, Durham 13.

(at Gosforth)

Cambridge U. 18. Blackheath 24. Coventry 11, Northamptop 31, Devonport Services 25, Bristol 6. Gloucester 23, Bath 8. Harlequins 0, Oxford University

13.

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O.MT. 14, Old Blues 8. Richmond 0, London Scottish B. Swansea 8, Leicester 6. United Services (Portsmouth)

Wasps 11. London Welsh 8. Newport 7. Watsonians 5. Edinburgh U. 8. Heriotonians 0, Glasgow A. 5.

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LOCAL TENNIS

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WIN FÖR H.M.S. MEDWAY

Several Hockey matches were played during the week-end the Medway beating the Incognitos, while the "A" and "B" teams of the Hongkong Ladies Hockey Club | both suffered defeat at the hands öt" the "Y" Ladies and the Cen-: tral British Association Ladies' res- pectively. The St. Andrew's 'Club champions, the Hongkong Ladies Ladies who surprisingly beat the

Hockey Club the previous week, again showed excellent form In their game with the Central Bri- tish School girls, whom they beat by.5-1.

CHAMPIONS AGAIN BEATEN The Hongkong Ladies, Hockey Club, the holders of the Caer Clark 5 Cup suffered their second setback within a week when they lost to the "Y" Ladies by one goal to “nil” at Sdokanpob on Saturday. Al- though the "Y" Ladies thorough Ly deserved their win it must be said, that the champions fielded several reserves. If the Cham- plans had turned out their full team, the result would have been different for they had quite a fair share of the play. Miss O, Brown and Miss O. Dalziel, the "Y" left and right wingers, were in splend- ed form and their excellent stick work out-played the Hongkong Ladies defence on numerous occa- sions. It was from the latter's 'centre that "Y" scored in the first few minutes of the game with a high shot.

C.R.C. Championships The postponed Semi-final matches will be played off C.R.C. ground.

C.

as follows on

Monday, 20, at 4 p.m. Fincher and Miss O. Dalziel, Mr. W. Lo and Mrs. Litton v E.

Tuesday, 21st, at 4 p.m. Goldman and Mrs. Lockner Capt. Cannon and Mrs. James.

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V.

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THEORY BOWLING

Australian Answer

To M.C.C.

Melbourne, Nov. 18.

The following is the text of the Austarlian Board of Control's lat- est cable to the MC.C.:—

of

We appreciate the terms your cablegram of October 9, and assume that such a cable is in for in our cablegram of Septem: tended to give the assurance asked

ber 12.

"It is on this understanding that we are sending + cricket team to England in 1934." -- Reuter

RUGBY Club Defeat

(BY FOWARD)

Army

The return friendly encounter bi- tween the Club and the Army re- sulted in a victory for the former. ya goal and a try (8 points) to

try (3 points).

While on the run of the play the Club deserved a victory they were lucky to win, the way they did for their first try which was scored by Burch between the posts was Ferguson to Stewart. McLellan con result of a forward pass from

verted.

the

The Army immediately after scored their try right from the. kick-off when Selbs threw out a long pas rather too far back, which fall in front of the goal line. The Club outstanding players for the Med-dribbled over. Lloyd was unable to were out of position and Metcalfe way, the

former scoring in the convert, first half.

The final score came late in the After the interval the sailors second half when Lammert secured completely dominated play despite in the Club twenty-five and scared the loss of one of their playera, in the corner after Thomas, who had to leave the field Rigg, narrowly

good run. missed the kick with an injured thumb.

from & very difficult angle.

It must be said, however, the In- cogs did not held their full team, W. Reed, N. Beltran and F. M. N. da Silva being the absentées,

HMS Medway: Jones; Dalton, Blers: Hodgins, Attwell, Thomas; Allan, Tarr, McCrae, Swann and Doe.

Incognitos:Barros, E. V. Reed, Basto; R. C. Reed. F. C. Barros, Victor; Noronha, Sousa, Pintos, Xavier and T. Silva,

ST. ANDREW'S LADIES The St Andrew's Club Ladies For the Hongkong Ladies Miss J. who suprisingly beat the Hong- goals for the Navy. Barnett regis- Churchill and Miss S. Jeffries were kong Ladies Hockey Club, holders tering the same number. Shew-outstanding and together with of the Caer Clark Cup the pre- Mrs. Selby they formed a formid-vious week, scored another triumph brook also scored for the Navy.

able trio, particularly towards the by defeating the Central British end when their sweeping move- School Girls by five goals to one ments beat the "Y" defence time in a friendly game on the Marina and again.

ground on Saturday.

R, Av. YOUNG INDIANS The Young Indians had a player ordered off.

Mr. J. T... K. Gilchrist refereed

Hong Kong Ladies-M. Bird; B. Hebling and B. Franklin; Mrs. H. K. Loew, B. Pope and B. Han ce; E. Bell, 8. Jeffries, Mrs. K. 8. Adams, J. Churchill and Mrs. Sel-

During the second half play was very fast and even and it appeared that the Lincolns would maintain

the their advantage until

Playing within the racecourse, the KOWLOON v...H, K. CLUB....... South China opened up with a

whistle sounded. With about a Young Indians defeated the Gun- and lined up the following:- strong attack on the Police goul but minute go for time, the Navy madeners by the odd goal in three. The "Y" Ladies: J. Weller; Mrs. In this match on Railway, found McHardy in good form be a dash for the Lincolns citadel and Young Indiana opened the attack Portallion and A. Fowler; E. Thom- ground, the Club were Forced to tween the posts. The Police then Turner was forced to kick to touch and took the lead through A. M. son; S. Dabdel and E. Blumenthol; take the field without Fowler and had a chance to open their account to stop Fairless. Twice the ball Omar. The Gunners held the ad-Q. Dalziel, R. Blackmore, M. Smith, Fogwill. Kowloon had Martin at with Green well placed, but the went to touch and a general mix vantage for a time, but shooting P. McCaw and D. Brown. back. They had the misfortune to final effort was weak. For aap in the Lincolns goal area gove lose Cord their goalkeeper just be-time the Police defence held up the Langmend a chance and he shot the was very wild.

Crossing over a goal down, the fore the interval and Martin play-persistent attacks of South China, hall through a crowd of players to Gunners fought back gamely and ed in, goal during the second half.

but from a pass by Tam Kong Pak, score and make the score level. levelled up through Hopkins. The The visitors opened with a strong Wong Mee Shun went in to beat The whole of the crowd rose

Indians then took up the attack and attack and Bickford, got through to McHardy and win the game for cheer Navy who were rewarded shoot hard against the bar and South China. After this the Police after a grim struggle to get on Hamet beat Wood to give them the by.

lead. Kowloon cleared from the rebound. seemed to have the game in hand terins. Lincoln Regt. Heath; O. M. Omar was ordered off the The game was very even, the ball owing chiefly to the work of their Turner, Ash; Dudley, Cork, Bett; travelling from end to end, but the defeniers..

Baldry, McGuinness, Higgins, Rid-mingham. goalkeepers were safe."

Pile and Blackbourne giving aley and Lt. Hocquard. fine display at backs. Had the Police forwards been in shooting form, the result would most pro- bably been different for several chances were offered to the forwards but they failed to accept.

The Club took the lead when Bickford running in accepted a pass from Dominy and shot well out

of Cord's reach into the net.

Kowloon fought back gamely and were soon os level terms through Black who turning sharply shot the ball into the net, taking Lowson by

surprise with a clever shot.

E. Strange put the Club again in the lead with a good solo effort. Cord came out to tackle and was forced over and was injured falling on his wrist. The bail entered the net and Cord was forced to retire from the

gane,

R. Navy-Liddington; Ratcliffe, West; Purkins, Blair, McQuire Fairless, Sayer, Langmead, Smith and Skinner.

filed by the referee for kicking Birce

S. W. B. v. SOUTH CHINA South China were much too good for the Borderers in this game at "Caroline Hill, the result being" a win for South China by two clear goala. South China attack from Being a goal down on resuming,

the kick off and Np Po Rui missed the Police returned to the attack when they met St. Joseph's at from close range. After continuous and bad shooting prevented them Caroline Hill. The game waa pressing, South China opened their from making the score level.

keenly contested and ended in account through Yeung Poon Hon. draw of two goals all.

Channings opened out the play and sent his forwards through de veral times, but shooting was hope less.

ST. JOSEPH'S v. EAST LANCS.

The East Lancashires made their arst appearance in League football

St. Joseph's were the better team and should have won, although their shooting was erratic.

"The Lanes should have taken the lead early in the game, Smith go-

Tong Ewan got through but McHardy, was in the right position and cleared an excellent shoting through, but his shot went wide. "amidst applause.

In the closing stages the Police could do everything except get the ball in the net and the final whistle brought great relief to the Chinese supporters when the last blow found them leading by a goal to hil,

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For a time play favoured the Saints, but they missed several good openings. The Saints took the lead from a penalty kick. A.. V. Gesano converting from the spot with well placed shot,

Crossing over a goal down, the Borderers were the first to attack, Davies having hard luck with a fast ground shot,

Ng Po Kui increased South China's lead. Several fouls occur red and from a free kick awarded the Borderers, Marshfield missed a chance to open for the Borderers. South China were the better team on the day's game and deserve their victory.

KOWLOON, LINCOLNS

The Lincolis maintained the sup- port given them when they heat Kowloon on the Railway round by Mr. T. A. Mitchell, the Club pre- sident, was in goal for Kowloon and during the game stopped a

Hill replaced Martin at right back and Kowloon soon had the Club defending. Elliott brought the Boore two all with

a fine effort, giving Lawson no chance to save.

Both teams were all out for the winning goal. The Club got close several times, but faulty shooting

Being a goal down when the kept the score down. Kowloon rais- South China-Wong Wing; Li second half commended, the East ed the hopes of their supporters Ting Sang, Lau Mau, Leung In Lanes took the attack and had several times, but the Club defence Chan, Leung Wing Chui, Li Kwok many chances to score. Keeping up held out until the final whistle Wai; Yeung Shui Yick, Wong Mee the pressure they levelled up six goals to obe. sounded with the score two.all. Shun, Pau Ka Ping. Tam Kong through Ball who headed in from a

Kowloon,-Cord; Martin, Willis; | Pak and Tong Kwan.

centre by Woods. They took the Jones, Timberlake, Bliss White, H.K. Police-McHardy: Black-lead shortly after, Smith, running Lewis, Elliott, Hill and Blake. bourne, C. Pile; Brittain, Chan- through to beat Marquia. A penalty shot.

H.K. Club-Lowson; Hynes, S.nings, Shepherd; T. Pile, Gough, Gasana then came forward to lead Strange; Robertson, Skinner, A. Brooks, Moss and Green,

the attack, but the Lance, defence Duncan; Fisher, Dominy, Howe, E. [..

held out gamely..

The Lincolns pressed and MoGuin- Strange and Bickford.

S. W. BORDERERS ♥, R. A.

From a pass by Rocha, B. Gosano ness put them two up. A penalty to went in and shot into the net to the Lincolns was converted by ATHLETIC v. RECREIO The Gunners surprised the Bor-mare. the score two all. The Steans at the second attempt, the

derers in the match within the Lanes, then put on pressure and kick having to be retaken. The Recreio surprised the Athie- racecourse putting on a lead of two were unlucky in not talking the lead Leading by three goals on resum- tic by holding them to a goal in goal in quick time.

in the closing minutes.

ing, the Lincolns added to their their game on, the, Hong Kong The Borderers were soon danger- St. Joseph's-Marques; Gomes, score through Setters. A penalty Club ground. The Athletic played ous, but Fourtey with only Combey A. V. Gosaro; iniqués, Costa, kick to Kowloon was taken by Cook good football and on the run of the to beat failed to turn into the set Ens, B. Gosano, Ward, Leonard, and he scored from the spot kick. game should have won by a much from a pass by Mathias, The Gua Rocha and Terhandes.

In the closing stages the Lincolns larger margin.

pers then took up the attack but East Lancashires.-Fean; Gor- | pressed hard and Setters scored two Tang Kwong Sum was good on wild shooting kept Smith from man, Swain, Rothwell, Thompson, gomis. the right wing and soon had the being troubled Flay was very even North; Sanford, Ball, Smith, Recreio defance guessing. From one during the first twenty minutes al Woods and Salmon.

of his well placed centres, Au Ping

though through faulty shooting there was no score.

Ming went through and beat Mar ques to open the score for the Seal got away on the left "and Athletic. From a breakaway by the from a well placed centre, Wood

Setters give the Lincolns the lead early in the game,

DIVISION III.

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RADIO v. R.AM.C. Playing on the Athletic ground at. are and before the final whistle the Valley, these teams finished on

The Borderers continued the prés-

Recreio, Guterres had a chance to went in to open the Gunners scorsounded Fourtey again scored for level terms, the score being one goal level up but he delayed his shot and With this success the Gunners Li Hon Cheong nipped in and turned to the attack and a mistake cleared. Ho Ka Keang" increased by Mullane let in Greenshields who the Athletic's lead when Tang again beat Smith to put the Gunners two got over a fine centre, shooting well into the net to give Marques no chance.

up.

The Gunners were leading at the interval by two clear goals.

and

them to make the score five goals to all

The Medicals had the better of two in favour of the Borderers,

S. W. Borderers-Smith; Mul-the exchanges forcing several corner lane, Morrison; Wallace, Podmcoe, kicks, but failed to press home their Jones; Matthias Harris, Fourtsy, advantage. Hazlewood and Duncan,

The only goal of the first half was RA.Combey Price, Wroe; scored by Hanih for the Radio Poole levelled up for the Medicals before the final whistle sounded, *** SOUTH CHINA Rast, i. Failing to convert two penalty kick, when playing the South Chipa team within this Facecourse, the S.C. went down by three goals to nil Hai Hui Kwong opened, the score and further goals were added by Tong Mu Hing and To Wai Hung.

DIVISION II.

R. NAVY V., ATHLETIC. Journeying to King's Park to

The Athletic forwards pressed The Borderers were soon forcing strongly, but the good keeping of the Gunners to defend when play Rodgers, Pardoe, Harris; Snooks, Marques kept the score down.. resumed and a shot from Fourtey Wood, Leach, Greenshields

Beal. Crossing over two goals down, the was well cleared by Combey tipping Recreio opened up the second half over the bar. Combey later mis with a raid on the Athletic goal, judged & high shot from Duncan, but found the Athletic dafepco vary the ball striking the underside of sound. However, the Hecreio were the bar, but he recovered and not discouraged and keeping up the cleared The Borderers kept up the pressure scored through Guterres affuck and Hazlewood following up meet the Athletic, the Navy won by McGrann sent in a lobbing shot from faulty clearance by Frice seven goals to two. The Athletic which Li failed to hold and the Re went in to beat Combey and place put up very poor show against á creio centre went up and rushed the the Borderers one up. This gave strong Navy side and the result is ball into "the net,

**d the Borderem more life and Harris | in accordance with the play

At Chatham Road, the Lincolns The Athletic again assumed the soon put them on level terms with The Navy were the better team upper hand, but Marques cleared shot that gave Combey no chance, throughout and had the markin toaintained their 100 per cent, re- several fine shots from the Athletic The Gunners defence fell off badly been greater it would not have card when they beat their rivals in

Age and Harris put the Borderers in flattered the Navy

this division by five clear goala, do inside forwards.

Cheung Man Wing opened the Clarke (3), Harper and Dudley The final whistle sounded with the lead with a pase from Jones,

scored. "The Borderers wire tha Athletic winners by two goals Shortly after Hazlewood went score for the Athletic and the ot

through the defence and put the Athletics goal was scored by Ip played throughout the same, the

Yuen Pa. McNeill scored three Lincolns being in great form. Athletic-L Kwok Ki; Tang Borderers four up."

to one.

LINCOLNS v. 8 W. D

MEDWAY "V INCOGNITOS Playing their second match sin

their return from the North,

Although the schoolgirls played a much improved game, they were subdued by their more experienced opponents...

The Army were unfortunate, to lose their fullback, Lt. Birt, after only ten minutes play and were. without his services for the remain- der of the game. He had been play- ing an excellent game up to the time. Lt. Martin, Lt. Hebert and L/epl. Hewitt were also conspicu- ous on the Army side.

The Club were well served by Whitham at fullback; Turner's touch kicking was also a feature of the game. The pack played well in the tight but the Army "forwards. were superior in the loose.

The Rev. E. &. Evans, R.N. fereed the game and following were the sides: ..

Chib-J. P. Whitham; J. J. Fer- guson, W. H. B. Rigg, R. H. Gri the and G. P. Lammert; M. W Turner and J. A, R. Belby; R. Stil- inrd, I. H. Bradford, A. F. Walk- den, F. R. Burch, D. C. Cumming, G. A. Stewart, D. McLellan and K. A. Munro.

tain of the St. Andrew's Ladies, Martin (S.W.B.); Pte. Simmons Miss Margaret Woolley, the Cap- Army:Lt Birt (R.A.); Lt.

was again, the outstanding player (8.W.B.), Lt Rossier (Lines.) and opening the scoring for her side Cpl.

Pte. Addison (S.W.B.); shortly after the commencement Walter (8.W.B.), and Le'pl. Hewitt of the game. Miss H. Knill, the 3.W.B.); DC Hardy (S.W.B.), Schoolgirls' captain, soon equalis Et. Hebert (RA), Pie. Watkins ed, but Miss Woolley, before the (S.W.B.), Pte. Gilmour (S.W.B.); close of the first half regained the Pte. Lloyd (S.W.B.), Pte. Jones lead for her side by scoring two (8.W.B.), Gr. Barraclough (R. A.) goals in succession. In the second and Lt. Metelfe (R.A.

half Miss I. Rogers scored two more

goals for the Saints.

H.E. LADIES "B" BEATEN The "B" team of the Hongkong Ladies Hockey Club, like their "A" team, also suffered defeat by

HMS. Medway did well to beat the Incognitos by one goal to "all" in

The value of the screen, as ‘*2 a friendly encounter at Causeway

means of arousing curiosity is Bay. The sailors failed to settle

surely exemplided by the story of down from the beginning, as a re-

the two Americans who were beink sult of which the Incogs, attacked losing to the Central British Asso- shown round Hyde Park. continuously. However, the Med- clation Ladies by four goals to "Bo this is Hyde Park, eh? “ Very interest- Way defence managed to hold out, "all" at King's Fark. Miss E. Beavis said one of them. and the game soon turned into scored two goals in the Brst half, ing." their favour.

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