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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1933

LOCAL FOOTBALL

High Scoring In Lai

Wah Cup

CIVILIANS SHOW FINE FORM

The Lai Wah Cup "between the Chinese and the Civilians on Saturday ended in favour of the Civilians by seven goals to five.

On the Railway ground, in the Lai Wah Cup, the Royal Navy defeated the Army by four goals to one.

South Ching defeated the R.A. "at Careline Hill

in Division II of the League. »

The Lincoln Regiment winning against the Recreio at King's Park maintain their position at the head of Division III table.

LAI WAH CUP

CHINESE v. CIVILIANS. Playing, in the semi-final of the Lal Wah Cup competition, the Ci- villans defeated the Chinese by seven goals to Ave. Fortunes var- The Red throughout the game. Chinese took the lead early in the game and at the Interval were The leading by three goals to one. Civilians rallied in the second half and putting on four goals, i had a lead of five goals to three i with less than ten minutes to go for time. The Chinese pressed and just en time made the scores five all

In the extra time. the Civilians scored once in each half to quality for the Final by seven goals to five.' There wⱭS a good attendance when the teams took the field..

The Chinese forcet a corner from the kick of.

The flag kick was sent behind. The Civilians got away and Elliott missed a chance close in From a long punt by Leung Wing-chut. Tam placed the ball in the net well out of McHardy's reach. to open the score.

Bickford got through to send in a fast shot which was well Belded by the goalkeeper. Elliott sent in a high shot and Wong did well to tip up to the bar, La Tin-sang clearing from the re-bound." Tam standing unmarked twelve yards out" received. a pass from Fung, but his shot was wide. A scram- ble in the area ended with the Chinese being awarded a penalty kick and Tal placed into the net from the spot kick. Bickford sent across the goalmouth out of play. Elliott sent forward and Li mis- kicking let in Strange who had a clear run for goal and 'he shot in to the net to make the score twe to one in favour of the Chinese.

Tam Cautioned.

Strange sent Bickford in and a fast cross shot had Wong beaten, the ball rebounding to play was cleared. E. Strange again Co1 through and when steadying him self to shoot from close range, was charged on the ball. Hardy fielded 2 shot from Tai and while holding the ball was kicked by Tam. For This action Tam received a caution...

Me-

Fung pushed the ball through and Tam being unmarked went in and best McHardy with a well placed shot.

Elliott missed" a allter and later sent in a header into Wong's hands. The Chinese forced a cor- per. but Tai sent the flag kick be- hind.

Results

LAI WAH CUP COMPETITON.

Civilians

Chinese 5

4 Royal Navy

Army

HONG KONG 'LEAGUE

1

DIVISION II.

South China

R.A.

0

DIVISION LII

Lincoln Regt. 7 Recreio" South China T

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1

S. W. Borderera 2 R.AS.C.

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1

1

R.E. R.A.F. Radio 8. C. 17

DIVISION ¤, “...

YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL

Sunday Games At Caroline Hill

The matches arranged for the widow and family of the late Q.M.S. Chappell, RA.P.C. by the Officers and Members of the RA.P.C. were well attended at Caroline Hi. The band of the kind permission of Lincoln Reg by Lt. Col. Boys M.C. and Officers, played selections before the kick off and during the interval.

The local staff of the R.AP.C. turned out, among the Officers of the Corps present being Col. Bildarbeek, Major Gedge and Capt. Elliott Heywood.

...... Chinese v. Borderers

The junior game was played be tween the South Wales Borderers and players selected from the junior players of South China and Chinese Athletic. This game ended in favour of the Borderers, Morris scoring just before the final whistle sounded.

Services v. South China

LOCAL TENNIS

Mrs. James Wins

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Singles

LOCAL

C.B.A. Draw With Cumberland

HOCKEY

Ono win and a draw was the not Experience and stamina were the result of the two games played by the chief factors which enabled Mr. James C.B.A. against lie hockey team of to defeat Miss R. Hancock in the H.M.8. Cumberland at Kings Park Singles Tennis Championship tourna yesterday. In the tires match the ment, the finals of which were played.B.A. Ladies were defeated by the Torpedo Company by three goals to at the U.S.R.C. on Saturday.

Miss Hancock displayed her best one.". Miss M. Whitley scored for the form in the opening set when after a Association and Edwards and Lamb ding dong struggle her placements for the Torpedo Company. and strong left forehand drives often left her opponent standing.

In the second set Miss Hancock established an early lend of two games, but Mrs. James fought back grimly to take the third and fourth games to draw level, but once again Miss Hancock took the upper hand and drew away from her opponent to take the next three games,

With the score at 6-2 and love" 15 in her favour, Misa Hancock became erratic, and Mrs. James took the game sad the paxt four games for set.

Miss Hancock took the first three games in the final set, but Mrs. James

BOXING Dundee Retains Middle-weight Title

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Boston, Dec. 10. Vinie Dunes; newly-crowned world middleweight boxing cham- plon, retained his title against Andy Callahan. of Lawrence, night when he was Mass, last

awarded a points decision after 15 gruelling rounds.

Dundee, clever Italian boxer, won the title unexpectedly from Lou Brouillard less than a month ago. His brother, Joe Dundee, WES formerly the welterweight. champion.

Callahan, rushing, the champion with hard rights and lefts to the body, led on points until the ninth round, but then tired subsequent- Ly when Dundee skillfully out- boxed the challenger. ·who was severely punished

In the second game the C.B.A. Men's team after being down two goals at the end of the first half took the offensive and managed to gain a draw. Lt. Fares and Lt. Juniper gained the Naval team's goals while 1. Whitley, and Spiggot scored for the URA Owing to their lack of a goalkeeper, Mrs. Webber, who plays for the GAA Ladies played for the men's team and "gave a very creditable performance One sccident marred the game.

The last round witnessed a bril- occured when F.W.R. Allen of the Asllant toe-to-toe duel, and at the sociation twisted his tue and had to conclusion the referee and one be carried off the field.

judge gave their verdict in favour of Dundee, but the second judge pronounced for Callahan-Reu-

The teams were:-

This

C.BA, Mrs. Webber, MaoNider,

Both team made changes from the produced her beat form at this stage Boughflower; Allen, Halford, Macter:

mead, Barnett and Skinner. “ Army-Combey; Allan, Morrison;

Dudley, Pardoe, Cork: Mat-advertised teams, South China turned thias, Harris, Higgins, Ridley out Wong Wing in goal, Leung In and Lt. Hocquard.

Chan partnered Li Tin Sang at back Leang Wing Chui took the pivotal position, bringing in Tong Kwan at right half back. McClurg took the was the most dangerous forward

place of McGuire at left half back. in the Chinese team and his three

Several of the players were feeling SOUTH CHINA v. R.A." goals were well deserved Practi-

the effects of the hard games played Playing at Caroline Hill, South in the Lai Wah Cup matches on cally the whole of the extra time found robertson master of the China defeated the R.A by two Saturday." South China had the Chinese left wing.

clear goals Attacking from the advantage of the wind in the Chinese:-Wong - Wing; Li Tin kick off South China forced a opening half and took the lead Sang and Lau Mau; Leung corner and from the resulting flag through Fung King Cheong who Wing Chui, Wong Mee Shung kick took the lead through Ip. shot into the net from a centre by and Lee Kwok Wal; Yeung The Gunners then got away, but Tai Quat Lun. The Services could Shui Tick. Au King Fong. failed in front of goal, the Chin-make little headway against the Fung King Cheong Tam Kong ese 'defence being very sound. defence, although Higgins was hand worker as leader of the Services Lid- Pak and Tai Qual Hon.

a ding doing struggle it dington had plenty to do during this Civilians.--McHardy: C. Pile midfield, the Chinese got away, ball, although some of his clearances and 8. Strange; Robertson. Kam having hard luck with a were lucky ones, the wind making the

Duncan: header. Good work by Woods in ball curl when shot in Elliott, E. the Gunners goal' kept the Chin- ese more down, the team crossing over with South Chiña leading by the only goal scored.

Beltrao

and.

A.

B. Gosano. Ward, Strange and Bickford.

R. Navy 1. ARMY. The match for the semi-anal of the Lai Wah Cup Competition played on the Railway ground bet tween, the Navy and Army was witnessed by a large crowd, the Navy winning by four goals to one, the Army goal being a penalty

One.

The Navy were a much better side on the run of the game" and possibly had the advantage of playing their fall league team, while t... Army team was drawn from diferent Units and failed to got together throughout the game. The difference in the score when the Anal whistle sounded « was much to do with the difference in the middle lines of the respective teams. For the Army the half- back line showed a weakness and failed to get a grip on the Navy attack, while the Navy forwards had no searching after the ball, it being well placed by the middle line ably lead by McQuire.

LONGMEAD'S FROM

The Navy were well served by their right wing,, Smith and Hud- spith opening out the attack-and placing Langmead well forward with passes at the right time. Langmead was in good shooting

form and netted three of the Navy goals.

The play opened with the Army attacking, "but Higgins headed wide. Taking advantage of a de- fender failing to clear, Hocquard went in but he shot wide when The Navy soon got hard pressed. Into their stride and the Army der fence was hard pressed. The Navy soon got into their stride and the Army defence was hard pressed: Smith and Barnett failed front close range. Langmead, opened the score for the Navy shooting in from a pass by Hudspith.

The Army pressed, from the cen- tre kick and forced a corner which was fruitless. Hocquard dropped in the goalmouth and Liddington sent the ball behind for another

fruitless corner.

The Civilians came through again and E. Strange beat, Wong to put them in the lead again.

Crossing over for, the last por- tion the Civilians pressed and 5. Liddington did well to stop a Cosano made the game safe when shot from Matthias,

Langmead be cut in from the wing and sent put the Navy twe up with a rolo in a fast low shot that Wong fail-effort running in to beat Combey ed to sec. The Chinese made a with a fast shot which Combey final rally and Au get through failed to hold. the defence and with only Mc- Hardy to beat, shot wide, thefinal whistle sounding with the score as above.

Civilians Improve. „ The Civilians took some time to settle down and in the first tweb- ty minutes could do nothing right. 'The middle line failed to cope "with the raids on the Chinese forwards, while the forwards miss- ed several good chances to score. The steady work of Strange and Pile at back, worried the Chinese but the two goals scored by Tam during this period found the Chi- ese player unmarked on the two occasions, McHardy having no The chance to stop the shots. second half showed a great im- provement in the Civilians Mde.

The Navy continued to press

After

The Gunners took the field withant Gibbons in the second half, this player having injured himself during the first half. South China had all the play dur- ing this half but Woods was beat en once only, Ip again, scoring,

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to draw level,

The seventh game provided a thrill- ing struggle, Miss Hancock taking the lead with a smash, but once again ex- perience came to the fore and Mrs.

James annexed the next two games to tairs the lead at 5-4.

Miss Hancock gamely hung on and took the tenth game to draw level once again. Mrs. James, however, overcame her opponent in the next two games for set and match.

HOME RUGBY

Yorks. and Lancs.

Win

London, Dec. 9. The folowing were the results of the leading Rugby Union games played to-day:

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

With the wind in their favour, the Services had most of the play and South China defence was hard pressed. Baldry was weak with his shots being given plenty of chances through passes from Smith and Cork, but invariably his shots went behind. South China increased their lead when they caught the Services defence well up the field, Yueng Shui Yick racing in to beat Liddington from close range, Lee Kwok Chui was forced to leave the field through injury. Figgina held up the play through a bad charge

IRISH TRIAL, -- inside the penalty area, the Services centre forward falling flat on his Wister 8, Leinster 9. S.W. BORDERERS . E.AF Playing at King's Park the Bor-stomach after receiving the charge

CLUB GAMES derers defeated the RAF. by the Services were awarded a penalty kick.

DIVISION III.

Lancashire 43 Northumberland 13

(at St. Anne's). Yorkshire 30-Cumberland 0

(at Hallfax),

odd goal in three. The game was and Cork beat Wong Wing from the giackheath 17, Leicester 14.

the Borderers evenly contested. winning by taking advantage front of goal

Morgan opened the Acore for the Borderers sending in from à pass by Johns. From a 'free kick for the Airmen, Emerson sent in a hard drive, the ball striking the Grossbar rebounded to the foot of Tait who shot into" the net to level up the scores.

A perialty awarded to the Air- men was missed by Tait, · Watts clearing in style. Nelson got through again and put the Bor- derers in the lead: The Airmen hard, hard luck in the closing minutes and should have shared the points.

R.E. v. SOUTH CHINA · Playing on the Happy Valley ground, South China defeated the Sappers by three goals to one, Budding opened the scoring for the Bappers, and before the in- terval, Tal Wai Hung scored for South China. The second half favoured the South China plagers and goals by Hai Hu Kwong and Tong Man Hing gave them the points.

" B.A.SC. V. RADIO Playing on the Military ground, the RAS.C. and Radio played a drawn game, the score being one

all.

прос

There was no further scoring, Soath China winning by two goals to one- South China. Wong Wing: Leung In Chan, Lee Tin Sang; Tong Kwan Leung Wing Chui, Lee Kwok Wai Yeung Shui Yick, Ip Chien Lam, Fung King Cheung, Tam Kong Pak and Tai Quai Lun.

Services. Liddington; Majlsne. Morrison; Perkins, Cork, McClurg Baldry, Smith, Higgins, Ridley and Koequard.

HONG KONG LEAGUE

DIVISION 1.

R.A. 3, Chinese Athletic 0

Playing on the Railway ground, the Gunners showed a little of last year's form when they beat Athletic by these clear goals.

Pardoe was the outstanding player and opened out the game to keep his forwarda on the move. They overrso the Athletic defence and were well worth the winners of their first points this season. Snooks opened the score heading in from a centre by Seal.

With a combined movement by the R.A. front line, Saooks placed the ball in the centre and Bermingham receiv ing, when through to place the ball well out of Li Kwok Kis reach. The Athletic tried, hard get together and The Radio delded only ten play-Allan tackled and cleared.

Ho Ka Koung bad hard fuck when ers and were lucky to share the points, the R.AS.C. having most the Gunners continued to have the Crossing over two goals in the lead, better of the exchanges. The Athletio The RAS.C. were awarded a tried to open up the game but the penalty kick, but failed to score. Gunners defence was very sound. Kay scored for the RAB.C. and From a pass by Au. Kim Fang, Tang Henb scored for the Radio, Kwong Sum went in, but his shot

cleared the bar,

of the game.

Pardoe pushed the Lall through and Knight went to to score the Gunners third goal.

LINCOLNS v. RECREIO" Playing, at King's Park the and Hudspith put into the goal- Lincolns defeated the Recreio, by mouth, Larginead heading into seven goals to two. Clarke open- R.A.-Combey, Allan, Wroë; Bed- the net at the second attempted the scoring for the Lincolns gers, Pardoe, Worthington: Snooks, the Navy centre-forward complet- and soon put on the second goal. Barraclough, Bermingham, Knight ing his hat trick, giving the Navy A penalty to the Recreio was and Seal.

terval.

a three clear goals: lead at the in- converted by Santos, Clarke net- Athletic-Li Kwok Ki; Wongi Tik ted but was ruled onside, but Ping, Tang Kwong. Wing:: Lo Hon shot another goal before the in- Cheong, Ho Choi Yin Ip Pang Fai; Tang Kwong Sum, Boo Hang Cheong, terval

Ho Ka Keung, Au Kim Fung and Fung King Yo.

Higgins Injured

The Army had the misfortune

Campos scored for the Recreio to lose. Higgins through injury

early in the second half. early in the second half and he

Clarke again scored" for the was absent for few minutes. Lincolne and Harper scored the kot through the de- Lincolns afth goal Dudley scored Langmead fence again, but his shot was well for the Lincolns

and Clarke cleared by Combey The Army

scored

his afth goal and the forwards were just getting to- gether before the final whistle seventh for his side. sounded. During one of their

LEAGUE TABLES raids on the Navy goal, a defend- handled inside the penalty EF

Cork converted from area and

The wings of the Club and St. the spot kick Joseph's played like clockwork Before the final whistle souna-

St. Joseph's

Division I

P W

Goals DLFAPt

R 8

i 22.10 13 11-18 10 18

and with the Chinese backs played, Barnett received and with a Lincoln Regt. B ing below their usual standard, fine solo effort went through to B. Navy... they put on four goals in quick beat. Combey and register the Bouth China time, Elliott, showed great im Navy's fourth goal provement in this period and the

Division II

28 7 10

B4 16 14

South China S. W. Borderer...... Lincoln Regt. 6

B. Navy.......

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19 26 21 18

18 83 14 11

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B. Ar ********* H: K. Club... Young, Indians... 73 Athletio . 82.

& 14.25 4 Kowloon F.C...... 5 0 0.97 41 0

Division ITY!.."

21 25 17 12 Lincoln Begt

9 W. Burderers... 112713-10 Border.

8. W. Borderers. 7 5 Skinner was neglected through- H. K. Club... 8 13 21 229 BA.M.C......

Athletio

86-024 258 A. F.

Pool scored by him to put the out the match all the play being Koloon FC Civilians in front was a rattling put out to the Navy right wing.

EK. Fallos

Heath; Parkins, McQuire, Mc-Rossio Clurg Hudplth, Smith, Lang-EA

3316-18 20 Tadio S.C.

8 20 7 18 2018A.B.C

good one. The middle line impro- R Navy. Liddington James Eat Laachiro... 811178 ved and several attempts to get through were broken up. Tari

0 0 7: 9.21

Recreio.

University,

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144 10 92

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16:17 10:5

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Devonport Spees. 28 Aldershot

Srces. 0.

Headingley 20; Bradford 8.

18. West Edinburgh Ward.

Scotland 18. The remaining games were not played owing to frost-Reuter.

Nider Blyth, Spiggot, Whitley, Lamb and King.

HIS Cumberland-Tritton; Lt. Lowe, Comdr. Dalton; Mida Talbot,

Lt. Comdr. Rust, Mordy; L. Richarda. Hetherington, L. Pares, Lt. Juniper and Edwards.

HOCKEY FIXTURES

Mamak & Friendlies

For Week

The following is the hackey card for the current week, and includes Mamak, Caer Clark Cup- and friendly matches.

Mamak Tournament

December 13. Royal Signals v Police, Marine, b.o. 4.15 p.m.

Friendlies. DECEMBER 11.

B.K, Club 2nd XI v. Jat Regi- ment, King'a Park, b.o. 5 p.m.

HKS.R.A. V. Jats, Marica, b.o. 4.30...

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S.W.B. 2nd XI v. HMS. Med- WAY 2nd XI, King's Park, bo. 4 p.m."

DECEMBER 12, RA. Officers v. Y.M.C.A. Ist. XI. Marina, b.o. 5.15 p.m..

St. Andrew's v. KLTC., Mafina, 5.15 p..

Amerry

Christmas

SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOUR

Loiterer Sent To Gaol

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An unemployed Chinese named Lam Kum Ling appeared before Mr. Wynne- Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday moring, charged with loitar- ing in To-Kwa-Wan Road, Hung Hum, in early hours of this morning for an unlawful purpose.

In prosecuting a Chinese constable. said that the defendant was seen by him standing under the verandab of a private residence and peeping through a window of the house.

Ferceiving his auspicious behaviour the constable walked toward him, and on seeing the officer, the defend

began to walk away but finally defendant was arrested.

It was also stated that the defend- ant had seven keys hidden in his hat.

Sentence of one month's hard labour was passed.

Lincolns 2nd XI v. 2nd. Bat-. tery HK.B.R.A., Shamshulpo, b.o. 4.15 p.m.

DECEMBER 13, Army v Club, Chatham Road, b.o. 5 p.m.

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DECEMBER 14

St. Andrew's V, Radio, Marina. b.ó. 5.15 p.m.

University v., CBA... King's Park. b.o. 5 pm

8.W.B. 2nd XI v. YMCA, 2nd. XI, Chatham Road, b.o. 5. p.m.

DECEMBER 15. H.KS.RA. V. HMS.. wick, Marina, bo. 430 p.m.

5th.

Navy

CAPSTAN

for quality!

1228 C

Bet-

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