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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1934.

LOCAL FOOTBALL YESTERDAY'S

Kowloon Defeat R.A. in Their

Best Game to Date

JUNIOR FIRST ROUND COMPLETED

Saturday's games in the Junior shield were well con- tested. The Navy, Borderers. South China "B", R.A. and Lincoln Regt. qualifying for the second round.

I

At Sookunpoo, the holders beat last season's Division

II League champions by four clear goals.

The Borderers defeated the Young Indians after a very strenuous game.

On the Railway ground, the Lincolns got through by a narrow margin, Kowloon missing a penalty in the closing minutes.

In the senior league, Kowloon played their best game of the season, "winning against the R.A. by four goals to one.

At Sookunpoo, the R. Navy won against the H.K. Club by four goals to one.

The East Lancashire, Regt. added two points to their total as the result of a penalty goal against the Police at Caroline Hill.

St. Josephis are still in the running for league honours. They defeated the Recreio at King's Park by two clear goals.

ST. JOSEPH'S STILL IN RUNNING

Navy v, H.K. "Club.

The Navy won this match at Sookunpoo by four goals to one. Although the play was mostly in the Club territory, the Club' should have scored more thun several chances being thrown away by faulty shooting and be ing slow in the goal area.

once.

The Navy soon settled down to forcing tactics and Rodger clear ed from Smith. Skinner pounced on the ball and sent in a shot that hit the bar, Smith shooting Into the net before Rodger could recover. The Club then "trans- 'ferred and forced a corner, a shot from. Hynes clearing the bar. The Club came again, but wild shoot ing, kep: Woodman' from being troubled.

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HONGKONG LEAGUK Division, f

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R. Navy 4 Hongkong FC 1 Kowloon F.C. 4 RA. St. Joseph's 1 Recreio East Lanc. 1-Police

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Junior Shield-First round. R. Navy

4 Athletic

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SCAA "B"

4 RAF. 8. W. E. 3 Indians Lincoln Regt. 1 Kowloon F.C. "0 R. A

1 SCA

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FOOTBALL

S.W.B. Beat Athletic

At Bookunpoo the Borderers de-. feated the Athletic by the odd goal in three. The Borderers opened the score early in the game, and it appeared that the scoring would be great. The three

HOCKEY Caer Clark Cup

R.

ST. ANDREW'S LADIES

DEFEAT “Y

St. Andrew's Ladies' hockey eleven maintained their position at the top of the league table for the Caer Clark Cup when they met and defeated the "Y" Ladies on Satur-

hair.

M.C.C. IN INDIAN C

India's Bad Start

Calcutta, January &

present

A crowd of 6,000 was when D. R. Jardine (42) and Levets (0) continued the England' innings this morning at 257 for 6. weather was sunny and the wicket was wearing well.

134 With Jardine doing the major

The

goals were scored in about fifteen day by three goals to ni. All they at the scoring the partnership goals were in the second midfield play, the Borderers

The absence of the Dalziel sister tain of the Indian team. 2818-8,

clean bowled by C. K. Naidu, cap- should have more than doubled weakened the "Y" team somewhat, their score, but the Athletic backs,

but they put up a fine resistence left as the result of a catch by Without a run added Jardine well supported by Li Kwok Ki in

in the opening half. In the sec-C. S. Naidu, brother of the In- goal, kept them out t

ond part of the game however, Fourtey lobbed the ball over the they allowed the Saints to break beads of several defenders and through, after the latter had been Mathias having the advantage in pressing most of the time. height, nodded the ball into the goal scorers net to open the scare.

were L Gitting 1

Podmore sent out to the left and Duncan with a, fast low shot sent against the foot of the upright and the ball rebounded tuto the net to put the Borderers "two up.

feld, the Recreio's defence play ing very sound during this half.

loot Silva-Netto never, put a wrong in the Recreio defence dur- ing this half and was the master of the Saints attack. He was well supported by Bowen and by the fine display of the backs Marques was able to clear when any shots came his way. There was no scoring during the second half.

Result-St. Joseph's 2, Recrelo (. Recreio Marques; Silva-Netto, Bowen: McGrann, Delgado, Maker; Castilho, Gonsalves, Sousse; Gomes, Sequeria

B Joseph's - E. Marques; Gomes A. V. Gosano; Marques,letic Beltrao, Sousa; Lawrence, Ward, B. Gosano, Rocha, Costa...

A

JUNIOR SHIELD

B. Navy V. Athletic

Playing at Bookunpoo, the Navy defeated the Athletic in the Junior Shield by four clear goals.

The Athletic were forced to de- fend most of the game, the Navy Helding a strong side.

The Athletic then had a period of attacking and after forcing a corner they came through and Cheung sending across from the left, Au. Kim Fung beat Smith and opened the score for the Ath-

The

Rogers and M. Woolley.

St Andrew's:R Rose; G.

Jardine had played a

dogred

dan skipper, 281-7-81. innings, scoring his 61 out of 145 in 175 minutes and hitting only four boundaries.

Townsend and Nichols saw the

White Landolt; I. Woolley, J. third century hoisted before the Wong, M. Churn; F. Wang, I. Ro-Essex all-rounder stepped in front gers. M. Woolley, F Oittins and P. of a straight one from Mohamed Gitting.

Nissar, the fast bowler. 901-8-13. "Y" Ladies:-J. Weller;' M. Fort- alilion A. Fowler: M. Gardiner, Eler, then joined Townsend

Verity, the Yorkshire slow bow- Thomson, B. Blumenthal; M. Grif productive ninth

ini nths, R. Blackmore, M. Read. P. which produced 70 runs

wicket atand before McCaw and O. Brown.

lunch was taken at 371 for B Townsend being 40 and Verity 37. The England" innings closed after lunch for the addition "di 932 runs, of which Verity hit 18, being undefeated with 55 to his credit.

C.B.S. WIN:

With this reverse, the Borderers showed a falling of the forwards

Their First Paints." losing control of the ball close in.

The Central British Schoolgirls The second half opened with obtained their first points in the the Borderers raiding the Athle- Gaer Clark Cup Competition by de- the area, a shot from Mathias al-feating the Club de Recreio's "B" against an Indian XI on the same In partnership with Townsend most getting home Duncan got team in an evenly contested game, ground ears the week Verity in a fine cross shot that beat E1,

The winning goal came in the scored az and, took part in but the back got behind and second half from Miss. H. Kall, tury stand for the ninth wicket. cleared from the goal line. The the captain. Borderers should have scored ser-

Recreto "B"-G. Röza; T, Nor-England-1st Innings"

Scores:- onha, O. Botelho; M. Xavier E India-1st Innings Rozario, Y. Britto; M. Westerhout, C. Botelho, O. Ribeiro, A. Almeida Reuter,

India followed on and were 30 and .M. Figueiredo. Bryson, J. de Chaffey, M. McCaw, CBS.:-D Moss: R. Ingram. J. J. Lakeman; H. Knil, L. Hickey, Joy Booker, J. Booker and R.

plete his "bat trick". Combey see- ing the ball too late to turn out.

By a fine solo effort, Timberlake scored the best goal of the match.

eral times, but there was a little Only one goal was scored dur-bit wanted for them to get the Receiving well out, Timberlake ing the first half, Fairless shoot ball into the net. went through the defence anding in and Ng Tak Wing deflecte gave Combey no chance with sing into the net. fast rising shot to score the fourth goal for Kowloon and incidentally his fourth goal for the match. In the closing minutes the Gunners missed several chances through wild shooting.

S. W. Borderers-Smith; Mul- tane. Morrison; Wallace. Podmore The Navy put on three

goals Jones: Mathias, Harris, Fourter. during the second half. McNell Hazlewood, and Duncan. heading in, from a corner kick, Sherlock scoring with a fine shot Hon, Lo Ron Cheong; Leung Tze Athletic- Kwok Kl: Mak Sut from close range, and Sherbrook Cheung, Ip Ping Fai, Chan Sul scoring direct from a flag kick. Man; Tang Kwong Sum, Ho Chol Kowloon F.C. Cord Wills, The Athletic - failed to score yin, Au Ping Ming, Au Kim Fung Jones; Dayles, Yeoman Bliss; throughout the game. White, Lewis, Timberlake, Elliott

and Cheung Ming, Wing. and Blake.

R.A.-Combey: Allan. Wroe: Rodgers, Greenshields. Worthing- ton: Snooks, Knight, Bermingham, Wood and Seal

Police v. East Lancashires.

JUNIOR SHIELD

RAF. v. South China "B! Playing on the Catham Road ground before a large attendance, South China defeated the Airmen by four goals to two. The wind upset the play, the players having

A penalty goal gives East Lancs.a job to judge the fight of the full points.

ball.

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Playing at Caroline Hill, the East; Lancashires defeated, the Police by a goal to nil,

The Navy increased their lead through Hudspeth. Running in from the right he placed the ball in the net well out of Rodger's reach. Fowler was unlucky with a fast low shot, "the ball striking the upright and going behind, shot from E. Strange was pulled down by James inside the penalty

There was not much excitement S. Strange, took the spot in the play between these teams kick and beat Woodman" to open and on the run of the play a goal-, the Club score. The Navy pressed less draw would have been a cor- and were unlucky in not register-rect result, as both sets of forwards ing again before the interval were out of shooting practice.« which arrives with the Navy lead- ing by two goals to one.

area.

The Navy made the game safe in the first five minutes of sec- ond half by scoring twice. Tong shot into the net from a pass by Smith and Langmead found the net with Rodger unsighted owing to Strange and H crowding the goalmouth.

The Club "then got through, Fowler meeting a pass from Bick- ford shot wide. Howe had the goal at his mercy, but sent the ball straight at Woodman Bick- ford went away from a pass by E. Strange, but his shot went the wrong side of the net.

James handled inside the area and . Strange netted from the spot. A defender Infringed and the referee ordered the kick to be retaken. S. Strange shooting over the bar,

Howe again worked through and with only" Woodman to beat sent the bali against the upright Meeting the ball on the rebounid from the post, Howe shot wide. Result Navy 4, Club 1.

R Navy. Woodman; James, West Burdon, Thomas, McQuire; Hudspeth, Smith, Langmead, Tong and Skinner.

The Police had a chance early In the game to take the lead, but wild shooting by Moss lost the chance..

Moss got through again and with only the goalkeeper to beat shot hard against the crossbar.

Salmon did good work for the Lancashires, but his ne centres went begging. A free kick to the Police just outside the penalty area gave the Police a chance, but the Lancashires defence cleared.

After playing a blank' first half, the teams livened up for a time, but play again fell off. McHardy did well in the Police goal, the Lancashires having the better of the exchanges,

Hands against Brittain inside the penalty area gave the Lancs. a chance to take the lead and Woods shot into the net from the apot kick.

The Police then went all out. to level up, but the Lancashires de fence held out...

McHardy and Horner met heavily in a raid on the Police goal and Horner was forced to retire with a damaged ankle

The Airmen took the lead through Noad and for a time had South China defering. Tong Man-Hing scored for South China to make the scores level Cheung: Ping Lung gave them the lead and before the interval, Mok Sang headed into the net. to give the visitors. a three to.one lead.

Tait got through early in the second half for the Airmen who fought hard to pull the game round. Allen in trying to clear a dropping shot put the ball into his own net.

A penalty to the Airmen raised the hopes of their supporters"bút much to their dismay, Noad shot very wide.

There was no further scoring, the result being, South China "B" 4, R.A.F. 2.

ence

The Borderers opened the score from a penalty kick. Morris was fouled inside the area and Herbert converted from the spot.

SOUTH CHINA. LINCOLNS All the stands were packed for the return game between the Lin colas and South China at Caro line H

South China won by the only goal scored and took revenge for their defeat at Bookunpoo earlier

in the season.

The game was keenly contested. throughout and both teams tried hard for the lead which came to South China in the closing minu

ter.

The Lincolns took some time to settle down, while South China were on the mark from the kick off. It was a fight between the forwards and the defences, the defence holding the upper hand, South China defenders made bet- ter clearances and greatly assisted their forwards in kicking up the ball, while the Lincolns. defenders. were kicking to clear, leaving their forwards to furrage about for the ball

Cheers went up everytime South China forward received the ball and for the first ten minutes the Lincolns defence

was hard pressed. Hocquard raised the hopes of the Lincoln. supporters S.W. Borderers v. Young Indians when the raced down the wing. ground, the Borderers defeated the into the net. The Lincolns im- Playing on the Happy Valley but no one was up to turn the bail Indians by 'three clear goals proved and their defence was now On the run of the play, the Bor-playing & selady game. Deacon derers were well winners although was beaten by Tam Kong Pak, but there were not three goals differ-Edminton got behind him and

the play.

cleared from the goal line. Pat Ka Ping was several times tested with hard shots, but he managed to keep his charge intact. A free kick taken by Carg was well clear- ed by Pan. A corner to the South Yeung Shul Vick placed well from China team gave them the victory. the flag, but the ball was sent second time, Tam Kong Pak got back to him. Placing, well the his head to the ball and sent it pass Deacon to win the match for

the scores level, but South China's his side. In the closing minutes the Lincolns tried hard to make

whistle brought relief, South China defence kept on top and the final winning by a goal to nil.

The Indians then got going and forced a fruitless corner.

The Borderers increased their lead when Court shot into the net from a crowd of players. There was no scoring besides the Indians were awarded a penalty, penalty kick and a slow game Haroon being brought down in the ended in favour of the East area. AM Omar took the spot H. K. Club.-G. Rodger; Hill, B. Lancashires by the Strange: Skinner, Hynes, A. Dun- scored.

only goal kich, but Williams cleared. can; Fowler, Dominy, Howe, E.HR. Pulice McHardy Black- derers was saved by A. K. Omar Another penalty to the Bor Strange and Bickford."

borne, C. File Gough, Stephens, from a shot by Herbert. Brittain, T. Pile, Brooks Moss, Before the final whistle sound Green and Brown.

ed, Morris scored for the Borderers to win the match by three clear

Kowloon v R.A.

East Lancashires-Fenn; Swain, Gorman: Ball; Thompson, North; goals, Sandford, Woods, Lawton, Horner and. Lt. Salmon,

Recreio y. St. Joseph' The Recreio almost gave the St. Joseph's team a fright at King's Park, although, the vialtors-von- by two clear goals the Recreio were a little unlucky in not or ing.

South China-Pau Ka Ping: L Tin Bang Lan Mon; Leung.. In Kowloon v. Lincoln Regt

Chan Leung Wing Chul, Tong Kowloon almost gave the Lin- Kwan Yeung Shut Tick, Tay coins a shock in their tussle on Quee Liang. Fung King Cheong, the Railway ground, the military Tam Kong Pak and L Shek Yu, texm just getting home, “*

Lincoln Regt Deacon: Edmin- Kowloon played much better son: Roden; Dudley, Cork Bett; football than they have done in Baldry, McGuinness, Higgins, Rid- league matches, and were unlucky ley and Hocquard.

Kowloon defeated the Gunners on the Rallway ground, by four oals to one in a game that was uch below the standard of senior football

Kowloon took the lead early in the game. Elliott tested Combey from-close range and the Artifery keeper turned the shot on to Tim blake running in and before Combey could recover the ball was The game throughout was very to lose.

the net.

keen, the Recreto having as much The Gummers then took up the of the game a St. Joseph's alters all their own way and Kow- The Lincolns did not have mat- Attack and Seal sending across though the home team lacked that loon should have levelled up in the

Just before the interval, Hop- goalmouth, Snooks missed alanish necessary to score goals, closing minutes when awarded a kins, Kaye the Gunners the lead. Veitter" by abooting over the bar Before St. Joseph's could settle penalty. Docherty took the spot

Bouth China.tried hard to level Krom close range, a down, the Recreio boys made rade Kick and the ball staking the up- up during the second half through

Kowloon forced a corner and on the Saints goal, but shooting right came back to him and he was Lai Sew Wing.

the flag kick, Timberlake was very wild. Castilho should penalised for kicking the ball twice | The Gunners were pressing when headed to the crossbar and from have opened the score early in the willout an opponent playing the the final whistle sounded with the

rebound the same player shot games with only Marques to bail

Ashkelol sore in their favour by the only rough, a crowd of players and beat sent the hall over the bar. The only goal of the match was goal scored.

ball entered the net with Com Gonsalves went very close with a scored by Evans for the Lincolns unsgated. P header from a pass by Castlino,quádo nấA W thánéz to lèvgi síp A the second halt opened with the St Joseph' then lettled down for Kowloon, White, placing close DIVISION I LAEGUE GAME nners attacking Knight sent a file shot from Ward open--in.

in and he beat Cord hyed the score, giving E Marques no- Beuth China-“A”-w‹ RAGE PM ting into the roof of the net. change

Gunners haying got to with Gosand put the Bain's two up ingy diets curigain, tried before the interval heading in level upp kowloon then from a pass by Lawrence

China "A" lost to the Gunners by Playing at Caroline Hill, South

the only goal scored forms, The Gonnets should have won by a much larger margin, pressing of the St. Woveph's team in mid-mostly throughout the first half.

Ser The second half went in favour

ain found the net to com-

Athletic v. HK. Police

Will: be played on the Hong Kong FC. ground on Sunday 14221 January, instead of Batortiky 18th: sá shown in the fixture list.

Rousseau.

League Table To Date:

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. St. Andrew's 3 3 0 0.12 1 6 H. K. Ladies 2 2 0 0 9 1 4 Recreto "A". 2 2 0 0 5 0 4 "y" Ladies ... 4 2 0 2-13" 4 4 C. B."A. C. B. 8.

3 1 0.2.6 8 2 103 3:13 Recreio "B"

2

4 0 0 4 0 17 0

SCOTLAND BEAT ENGLAND

Exciting Ganse at Sookunpoo, Scotland scored a deserved win over England in the Hongkong Ladies International match. Scot land led by 3 goals to 1 at the in- terval and finished up winners by 6 goals to 3.

England Aelded only ten players in the absence of Miss' King.

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M. K. Lowe, J. Dalziel, E. Bonnar while the losers were best repre- and C. Ferguson were outstanding.

sented by E, Gray, B. Helbling and J. Churchill

Teams:

ScotlandM Bird; O. Black- burn, E. Robertson; M Wallace, A. Owen-Hughes, M. K. Lowe; J. Dalziel, J. Whyte, E. Bonnar, C. Ferguson and B. Goldman.

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MAMAK HOCKEY

9th Battery defeat Germans, The 9th Battery. RA defeated the German Club at Caroline Hill yesterday by 4 goals to 2, after being two goals all in the first half

All four goals for the winners came from the Gunners' centre

and J. Dalziel scored for the win-scored for the German Club. Van C. Ferguson (3), E. Bonnar. (2) forward, while Lange, and Muller ner, while J. Churchill (2) and M.Essan, the Canton Captain, was a Bishop scored for, England.

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An interesting, friendly match was played at King's Park yester- day, between the YMCA and HMS Kent resulted in a drawn game after the "Y" had been lead- Fowler putting them one up in the ing practically all the way, G. first half. Schofield however,

to the German equalised for the sailors before the

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