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YESTERDAY'S. FOOTBALL

LAI WAH CUP LOCAL CRICKET Wales In The Final

China Beat Portugal the semi-final of the Lat Wan Cup

in Sunday Herald Charity Cup

The gates were closed on three entrances on the Club ground yesterday when Portugal met China in the International Char- ity match, the result being a win- for China by five goals to two.

A great final is expected be- tween Wales and China.

The game was keenly contested general throughout and on the run of the play, China fully de- serve the margin between the teams when the final whistle sounded. With Fung King Cheong and Tin Sang absent, Portu- gai were staged as winners before the kick of. Portugal had to, make one change, Riberio replac- ing Gonsalves in the outside left position.

England went down to Wales in

match played on the Hong Kong Christ- Football Club ground on mas Day, the final score reading six goals to one

"Wales were represented by the South Wales Borderers league team and played much better football than the team represent- ing England. Allan. of the RA could not turn out. Pile taking the right back position and Yea

the man coming in to complete alde:

After end to end play. Fourtey got through to open the score for but Wales. Langmead went in. his shot cleared the upright.

Duncan

Combey cleared from and Fourtey came through again to beat Combey. Strange miskick- ed 'and let in Harris, but Combeg turned the ball over the bar.

Wales forced a corner and Four- tey shot into the net to complete his "hattrick."

A Big Lead

Another corner to Wales, Hazle- wood shooting in following the

4. and England 0.

A V. Gosano led the attack, but for a time appeared out of" post-fag kick. At halftime, Wales had tlon, for he could not settle down to his usual game:

The Chinese

lead took the through "Au Kim Fung and before the shouting had died down, the ball was in the Chinese net.

Ward with Q fine solo effort. from the kick off shot the ball into the net completely outwitting Wong Wing in the Chinese goal. Au Kim Fung again gave China

the lead and the teams crossed over with China' leading by two goals, to one......

Portugal pressed when play re- sumed and kept China defending. Hands against Tam Kong Pak levelled up the scores A. V. Gosano converting from the penalty kick.

resuming England attacked on and E. Strange pushed forward to give the bad to Howe who sent it into the goal to open the score for England.

S. to

In clearing from Fourtey, Strange was injured and had be assisted off the field." Wales came through "again, and Pile 'try- ing to turn out a shot from Harris, sent the leather over. Combey's Smith head into his own net. was forced to kick behind and fol- lowing the corner Kick E. Strange passed to Langmead who went in. and netted England's second goal. Bickford was sent in, but his shot went behind. Matthias sent the middle and Hazlewood who was unmarked. sent the ball in- to the net. giving Combey no chance. This was the sixth goal for Wales.

Easy Win For The Club

The Club-Army triangular tour- nament match which commenced on Saturday ended in a win for the Club by an innings and 29 Tuna

Ale Pearce who was responsible. for excellent bowling on Saturday again distinguished him- self yesterday, this time coming off with both bat' and ball. He made

runs and shared the bowling honours with Ivor McInnes (4 for 11) in the Army's second innings- his figures were 6 for 20.

· The scores were:--

Club 1st Innings.

.........17

E. J. R. Mitchell, st. Colledge,

b. Michail L. D. Kilbee, e. Garthwaite,

b Elwin

...38.

T. A. Pearce, & Colledge, b.

........67 Whitley

T. E. Pearce, st. Colledge,

b. Butler......

H. Owen Hughes, e. Daway,

b. Elwin

AW. Hayward, b. Elwin.... Ŏ

D. S. Harley, c. Garthwaite,

b. Elwin it...................

ง

J. Meinhes, not, out.........40

A. C. Beck, c. Walker, b.

Dewey

G. S. Dunkley, st, ..Colledge,

b. Dewey.....

G. E. B. Divett, b. Garthwaite 5

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FERRY TIME TABLES

VEHICULAR FERRY SERVICE. Hong Kong to Jordan Road | Jordan Road to Hong Kong Every 20 minutes between

5, am

and

6,54 ..

7.30 m.in.

5...

Followed by

6.40 0.

7.18 a.m.

7,54 8.m.

and

7:03"

7.19.m.m.". 7.48 a..

7.36 .m.

After which the Ferry will :

Between 8.05 am and 8,88 p.m.

Leave at every

5 minutes past the hour 26 minates paab the bour 35 minutes past the bour

35 minutes past the hour

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-9.38 p.m. 10.19 p.m. 11,34.p.m.

Followed

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night.

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OMRW 19 233 1 6 20 .13.1 38 1

Passenger in Cars

Jordan Road Passenger Service

Hong Kong to Jordan Road | Jordan Road to Hong Kong Every 20 minutes between

6.40 0.0. Every 12 minutes between

6.48.8.1. 7.54 p.m. 1. Every 10 minutes between

8.25 p.m.

1. 8.00 a.m.

Every 12 minutes between

19 midnight | 8.42 p.m.

Followed by 11,45 p.m. & 12 Midnight.

Total

Garthwaite Michell Butler Elwin Whitley Dewey

5.00 a.m.

" and

to

.91 4 57 + 622. 1 ...... 51 18 2 Army 2nd. Innings

6.54 5.13.

and

8.05 a.m/

and

Beck, b.

..... 9

8.36 p.m.

and

32'

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Pearce China took the lead through Mak Sul Hon who drew Marques out of goal and shot into the net Eims" making a fine effort to turn out.

A short from Tai Qual Leong from twenty yards made the game safe for China, the ball going

into the net off the post. Before

the final whistle sounded Leung Shul Yick "shot into the net to give China a win by five goals

"Two.

China-Wong Wing: Leung In Chan, Tam Kong Pak; Ho Choi Vin: Leung Wing Chui, Lee Kwok Wai; Yeung Shui Yick, Tai Quai Liang, Au Kim Fung. Mak Sul Hon, Fung King Yul.

Portugal--R Marques; Silva- Netto, Gomes; V. Marques, Beltrão, Elms: B. Gosano, Ward. A. V Gosano, Rocha, Riberio.

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The teams were. England-Combey: C. Pile. 'S. Strange: "Purkins, Cork. Yeoman; Hudspeth. Langmead. Howe, S.. Strange and Bickford

Wales. Smith: Mullane, Morri- son: Wallace, Podmore, Jones: Matthias. Harris, Fourtey, Halze- wood and Duncan.

Referee E.R.A. J. Anderson.

"All Division I games for Satur day next, 30th instant, have been Postponed until Saturday, March 10th, 1934.

The final of the Lai Wah Cuo will be played on the Hong Kong F. G. ground, on Saturday 30th. kick of 3.30 am. when the civil- ians will meet the Navy,

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Miss Mary McCormick, the film actress who was recently granted

J.. T. Williams, e. Hayward;".

b. Pearce... Cpl. Colledge, c.

Hughes, b. Dirett

D. Butler, c. T. A. Pearce,

b. Pearce.

R. J. Walker, c. & b. Pearce 3' Capt. Michell, b. Pearce... W. S. R. Cragg, b. McInnes 8 Driver Whitley, c. Owen

Hughes, b. Melanes

0

0

C. S. M. Elwin, c. Beck, b.

McInnes ... Pte. Dewey, not out ........ 1

Extras

Beck

Owen Hughes

102

OMR W € 2 16

T. A. Pearce......16.4 6 28 Divett

McInnes

J

7 1 24

1

7.4 11

4

K.C.C. v. NAVY

At K.CC, the Navy beat the Club by 4 wickets.

K.C.C. batted first and gof 209 for 4, Ernie Fincher getting 75 andɑ C. J. Stapleton 51 while A. B. Large took 4 wickets for 67 runs.

The Navy replied with 219 for 7. Lt. Larkin scoring 78 not out while Lt.Cd. Browning played a hurricane innings for 41, also not out. Gorden Burnett bad 4 wickets for 80 runs while Ernie Fincher got 2 for 13.

CRAIGENGOWER GAME

Married Men Defeat Bachelors

At Happy Valley yesterday, the married members of the Craigengo- wer accounted for the single mem- bers in an all day match

The bachelors batted first, but three of their players from whom big scores were expected, crumpled

a divorce from her husband, Prince before the bowling of Omar and Serge Mdivani, is being sued for Way, FA Broadbridge managed

a million dollars damages by Miss 21 and A. T. Lee obtained 29, out, Grace Williams, whose face she is of a total of 99.

alleged to have slapped

»

The opening pair in the ranks of The face-slapping episode the benedicte started, very well, but alleged to have occurred in a news after the second wicket fall, a rot paper office, when Miss Williams started and the finish was raiben' was said by Miss McCormick to exciting. R. Lee took six wickets have attempted to sell the "sec-¦ for 48 runs. rets" of Miss McCormick's proper- ty settlement with Prince Mdivani.

Miss Williams said to-day: "My outraged feeltrigs, and the damage. I have received through unplea- sant publicity demand that I shall file the suit

Miss Williams, who is the bio- grapher of Prince. Serge Mdivini, has also asked the city prosecutor' office to issue a complaint charging

· Miza McCormick with battery- and

E. Abbas, and by R. Lee...0.

U.. M. Omare I Lea, b.

A. T Loo

E. O. Barry o. and B. R. Leo

W. K. Way run out LHubbard, o. F. K.

R. Leo.....

A Lewis, not out man F. Lee, Stumped B. Abbi

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Total

A T. Lee

B: Leo F. K. Lee 8.Abbes F.Zimmern

The score was as follown?--

20

Singles

A. T. Lee, b. Omar

F. Lee, c. Hubbard, b.

Way

1. Lee, b. Omar

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* (NDL) 8.2." LAHN'

E. Zimmern 1.b.w Way 3

F. R. Zimmern b. Omdr...... 0`

E. Souza b. Omar

D

F. A. Broadbridge, not

S. Abbas b. Way.....

N. Broadbridge c. & b.

Hubbardz

· G. 8. Ladd, run out

G. Souza st., Barry b

Abbas

Extras

Total

MR W

t M. Omar

48.4

L. Hubbard W.-K. Way CW. Lam Y Abbas

Mark Marric

T. E, Yeoh, ER

6. W. Lam, & B

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