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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUAR Y 29, 1934.

LOCAL FOOTBALL

SOUTH CHINA QUALIFIES FOR SHIELD SEMI-FINALS

Club Juniors Beat Borderers

In Replay

LINCOLNS OVERWHELM CLUB IN SENIOR LEAGUE

of the

South China qualified for the semi-final shield competition with a 3-0 win over the Royal Navy" on Saturday, "while Hongkong F. C. were successful in the Junior replay against the Borderers.

The Lincoln Regt. showed a little of their old form by beating the Hongkong F. C. by seven goals to one in the senior league, and Kowloon" fought St. Joseph's to the last minute on the Railway ground, the St. Joseph's tean winning just on time.

The Navy put on five goals against the Athletic's one at Happy Valley, which the Artillery defeated the Young Indians by five goals to one, although they had Scott ordered off the field during the second half.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

HONGKONG CHALLENGE

SHIELD

Senior Second Round.

"South China

R. Navy..

Junior Replay.

DIVISION I.

H.K. Club v. Lincoln Regt. Playing on the Club ground, the Lincolns took full revcage for their defeat in the Senior Shield Competi tion, hy acoring seven goals to the Club's one.

It was during the second half that

YACHTING

Gull Beats La Linda

Mr. B. Nee," sailing Gull won

PERRY BEATS CRAWFORD

the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's In Australian, Tennis

first Corinthian race on Saturday over & cours of 9 miles.

Mr. A. Shields, sailing L Linda, finished second and com-

in the second half, who was ordered off the field by the referee. The Gunners opened the score through Hardy and Hopkins increased this befors Yusuff got through to beat Woodcre Elliott sailing Pat, finished.

third.... with a fast rising shot.

Toynette, Ailsa, and Dorothea other winners during the wore afternoon.

Crossing over with a lead of two' goals, to ono, the Gunners soon in creased their lead through Hopkins The same player scored again shortly after and before the final whistle sounded, Edmunds scored the Gua- ners' fifth goal, the result being Gun- ner 5, Young Ladians 1.

DIVISION LI

South China v. University, Playing on the. Athletic ground, South China defeated the University by three clear goals.

South China monopolized play from the kick off and during the first half, scored three goals, Hui Yu Kwong doing the "hat trick"

During the second half the Univer sity played better football, but failed to penetrate the South China defence. RAS. C. v. RÁM.C.

These teams met on the Hailway ground, the result came as a surprise. These teams played a drawn game at their first meeting and a very close tussle was expected in the return gane. Eycott opened the score for RAS.C. and added another during the guine. O'Brien and Alvis also scored for the wincers.

RA.F. v. Recreio.

On the Chatham Road ground, the Recreio defeated the Airmen by six goals to three. Campos scored five times for the Recreio and Santos also registered for them. Gartell, Gregory and Thompson scored for the R.A.F.

YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL

Yasht Diana

Championship

Sydney, January. 27.

Fred Perry, British lawn tennis ace, completed hia "double" to day when he peas Jack Crawford, the holder, in straight sets to win the Australian Champlonship."

The scores were 6-3, 7-5, 6-1. On Friday, Perry and G. P. Hughes won the Doubles title by beating Don Turnbull and Adrian

Quist in a five set final.

Perry displayed great form throughout to-day's match, but Crawford was not seen at his best. The Australian Davis Cup cáp tain served badly and often net- ted his backhand returns..

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Perry's stinging forehand drives Hong Kong, 93rd January, 1994; repeatedly forced Crawford inte

Ú. S. R. C. TENNIS

To Commence On February 12

Jan

A

Isobol

Joes

Pat

(Lt. A. H. Swaio)

Results were as follow:

"A" Class Started at 14.20

No Finished Pos'n Yacht

6 Carpenter A 1 4.95.48

(Mr. A. H, Chambers). Oslo

A 9 4.39.15 +1 (Mr. M. Bengáust) Wasp II

4.98.31 A 3 (Mjr. Lochner) - Artemis

A+ 4.95.30. (Mr. C. C. Blake) In Linda A 6 4.20.41

Mr. A. L. Shields)

4.27.45 Capt. Krogh Mo)

A7 +29.00 (Dr. L. J. Davis)

A 8" -1.26.14 (Mr. Stanton) Gall

A 0 4.09.03 (Mr. B. Naess) True Blue A 11 428.26

(Mr. H. S. Rouse]

A19 4.34.04 3 (Commodore Elliott) "H" Class-Started at 14.55.

No. Time Pos'n H 1

4:50.03 4. (Lt. Kamis) Colleen

"H (C Drummond) Rolla

3. 4.49.35 (Mr. R. Stock)

H 5 Siskin

4.08.14 (Mr. H. R. A. Wood) Ariel

I 7 4.54.23

Ariet

(Lt. A.-H. Swain) y Dorothea

9, 4.49.63 (Mr. H. D. Phillips) "1" & "Y" Classes-Started at 14.30

I 1 Daphne

4.41.36

5

9

→

*

errora. The challenger's assays to the net were well-timed and in- variably successful-Reuter.

1

10

4.48.38

*

B

7 4.54.23

1

5

(Lt. W. A. Juniper)

Ailsa

1. 3 4.37.31

1

(Lt.

3

Robera

(Capt. Lngle)

1.39.20 (Capt. H. Marshall)

Y 5 4:43.30. (Mjr. J. S. Stewart)

Y 8. 4.30.53 (Mr. Grillier): "G" Class--Started at 14.35

4.51.51 G 2 Toynette

(Capt. W. J. Fennell) G 6 4.36.41 Joan

(Mr. J. Cope) - Sirius

GT (Mr. H. M. Finlay) Lola

G 9 4.52.31 (Lt. P. G. Parker).

2

6

4

Army

Al Lt. Col. Marsden

5

A3 Capt. Bolt

15

A5 Major Stewart

13

A7 Lt. Rams...

3

A9 Major Grolller

12

All Capt. Marshall II Lt. Willams

Y5 Capt. Duchesne

kongkong P.C. 15. W. Burderers the visitors showed their superiority Recreio Beat Athletic Blue Douglas) 1.38.20"

HONGKONG LEAGUE.

Division L

Hong Kong F1 Lincoln Regt. St. Joseph's F. C. Kowloon F.C.

Division II

R. Navy RA.

5 Athletic

3

5 Young Indians

SOUTH CHINA 7. ROYAL NAVY

South China qualified for the Senior Shield semi-final when they defeated the Navy at Caroline Hill by five The score, somewhat clear goals. Batters South China for on the run of the play,the Navy should have been leading at the interval. South China scoring their second gost carly in the second half through mistake by Wood man, who let the ball through his legs. The Chinese then monopalised piny until the final whistle sounded and pat on three more goals.

South China opened the scure after about of passing in front of the Navy goal when Puu Ka Ping received from Tam Kong Pak and beat Woodman with a fast shot.

Mostly throughout the remainder of the opening half, the Navy kept South China on the defence, but. errors in shooting kept them from scoring.

Ashot from Blair" from the middle line should have been converted for Wong stopped the bali ami dropped it, but the defence cleared at the expense of a corner.

||

and registered six goals.

The Lincolns threatened from the

kick off, but Strange cleared at the expense of a corner kick. The soldiers Again the meeting of the Chinese eventually took the lead through Higand Athletic led to bad feeling, ginx. For a time the Club could not Figuereide the centre-half. of the get the ball out of their area and the Recreio being ordered off the field for Lincolns had hard luck in not adding striking on opponent. to their score, and half-time came with no change in the score.

"Crossing over with a goal to the good, the Lincolns soon increased their lead, Baldry, McGuinness (2). Dus to the fine work by Deacon in goal, the Club failed to open their account

A penalty kick awarded the Lin colna was converted by Cork, and shortly after Ridley scored the Lin. culas sixth goal. Hocquard seat over from the left and Higgins meeting the centre shot into the net well out of Rodger's reach.

The teams were:- HK Club. G. Rodger; Hynes, S. Strange; Dominy, Skinner, A. Duncan; Fowler, Hill, Howe, E. Strange and Bickford.

Lincoln Regt-Deacon Edminson, Stenna; Dudley, Cork, Bett; Baldry, BcGuinness, Higgins, Ridley and Lt. Hocquard.

These teams met on the Railway ground in their return league fixture, The Recreio winning by the only goal

scored.

The Athletic team should be com→ plimented on their play throughout the match.

The only gonal of the match was scored by Sousae just before the interval, Li Kwok-Li failing to clear a shot from Delgado.

Play was uninteresting throughout and the final whistle sounded to close a very disappointing game.

Recreio. Marques; Silva-Netto, Bowen: Gonsalves, Figuerido, Maher; Castilho, Delgado, Sousae, Gomes and Pereira."

Athletic-Li Kwok Li; Wong Sik Ping, Lo Eung Chang; Ip Pang Fai, Ho Choi Yin; Yang Chee Chang: Tam Kwong Sum, Au Kim Fung, Ho Ka Koung, Au Ping Ming and Fung King

Yui.

"

Kowloon v. St. Joseph's Playing, at höne Kowloon were un lucky in losing to St. Joseph's by the S.W. BORDERERS v. EAST odd goal in seven.

The game was keenly contestedi throughout and a division of points would have been a fair indication of the run of play.

Speedwell

Zephyr

YESTERDAY'S YACHTING R.H.K.Y.C. Beat Army

MORNING RACE

R.H.K.Y.C.

Al J. Krogh-Moe .. A3 A. H. Chambers A5 S. Berg

AT . H. Gandy A9 M. Bergaust p All S. Odland

11 H. Dreyer

YS N. V. Croucher

Pts.

The United Services Recreation Club annual lawn tennis tournament. for which entries close on Monday February 3 at 6 p.m., will commence on Monday, February 12,

The events are:

Men's Singles Championship; Singles Handicap; and Doubles Handi-

cap. Ladies Singles Championship; Sin- Doubles gles Handicap; sad Handicap.

Mixed Doubles-Handicap Tourney.

Entrance for each of the above events is $2.00 per player balls being provided for the Semi Finals and Final.

Afternoon total... 66 56 Morning total ·

Army Grand total... 122

AS

Morning total

Army

81

Playing on the Gattison ground at

A2 Major Atkinson

LANCASHIRES

St. Joseph's took the lead through. Sookanpoo, the South Wales Broderer Rosha and should have added to their beat the East Lancashires by three

The teams crossed over with South score in the.. next minute through goals to two. Play was very keenly

China leading by a goal to 0. The Second Half

South Chino increased their tend when Fung King Cheong sent abot straight at Woolman. The ball made a bounce just as Woodman stooped to gather it and

the

Belteno. White was brought down contested throughout, the East Lan- inside the penalty area and Elliott cashires giving the Borderers a very converted from the spat kick to make good run. the scores equal.

Before the interval, St. Joseph's took the lead through Beltrap when he beat Cord from n centre by B. Glosano,

Kowion made a raid on the Saints goal on resuming, but the defence held leather went into the net, throughout. McKelvie who made a welcome the goalkeeper's legs! South China return to the Kowloon side and secred kept the Navy defending for sometime to make the scores equal. Both teams during which Tam Kong fak put on a then went out for the lead, the Saints

of goals. “

being successful through B. GosaDo Navy made a few attempts to who went in to beat Cord. It was open their score, but Wong Wing was

getting towards the close when Kow. aafe in goul.

Toon milé a dash for the Sniots and Elliott got through to beat or ques and make the score three all. The spectators had settled down for the game to end in a draw when B. Gotano again sent the ball past Cord to regia ter the winning goal for St. Joseph's

The teams were:-

South China returned to the attack and Pau Ka Ping shot into the net well out of Woodmann's reach to score the fifth and last goal for South China.

The teams were:-

South China. Wong Wing, Lee Ting Sang, Lau Mau, Bec Kwok Wai, Leang Wing Chiu, Tong Kwan, Yeung Shui Yick, Fung King Cheong, Pau Ka Ping, Tam Kong Pak and Tay Quee Liang.

Royal Navy. Woodman, Ward, Edmunds; Dovey, Blair, Kefford; Fair: less, Barnett, Elsworth, Tong, and Skinner.

JUNIOR SHIELD.

ALE.F.C. V. S.WB.

The Club Reserves beat the Bor- derers in their re-played to qualify for the semi-final

The Borderers, wers unlucky

in losing for they had

most

A little more accuracy when close in would have made a closer result, for on their form in this match, the Borderers played much below their asual standard.

The East Lancashires took the lead early in the game through Homer who shot into the net after Smith had saved from his namesake in the East Lancashires team.

Fortey had hard luck with a shot that hit the foot of the upright with Harmsworth out of position. Before

the interval the Borderers drew level through Fortey who shot well into the got out of Harmsworth's reach.

Early in the second half the Bard- erers took the lead through Hazle- wood after Harmsworth had saved from Fortey

Smith, of the East Lancashires went Kowloon F. C-Cord; Willis, Jones; through the defence, but lost control close in. The Borderers made the Davies, Pape, Blisa; Everest, Elliott, G.

safe game

through Hazlewood. White, McKelvie and V/White.

St. Joseph's Marques; Souza, Fortey drew Harnsworth out of goal and slipped the ball to Hazlewood Gomes; Marquee, A. V. Gosano Elmho shot into the net with the goal. R. Gosano, Ward, Baltrao, Bocha and

kroper out. Coats

Smith got through again, but in trying to place the ball in the net, pulled it wide of the posts.".

DIVISION II.

Athletic y. R. Navy.

South Wales Borderers. Smith;

Playing on their own ground, the Morrison; Wallace, Podmore,

Athletic when down badly to the Navy

by five goals to one, They had the

Mathias, Harris, Fortey, Harie- and Searle,

Lancashires. Harmsworth; misfortune to lose Kwok Ying Wing Ball, Swain; North, Gorman, Carroli of the play, throughout Opening during the first half of the game and Sandford, Borner, Smith, Woods and

were handicapped by plying with tan Tuley, men only.

out the game from the kick off Borderers had the Club defending,

Spa Purcell striking the cross-

rebounding to Morris who te the net, but the goal was Allowed, Morgis being ruled offxide. But the Borderers held the upper and, but lack was against them the Cade a raid on the Borderers

during the rush a defender inside the penalty ren and woored from the spot Eick to Club the lesi

Borderers pressed in the second but the Club défence held out and they oventually won by the only goal

cored in the match.

Chappell gave the Navy the lead early in the game, but a fine sprint by Kwok Ving Wing levelled up the score.

Crossing over the score one all, the Navy soon took the lead again, McNeil shooting into the net. Class scored the Navy's third goal and shortly after netted again from a pass by Potts.

Chappell worked through and slipped to Potts who shot into the net scord the Navy's fifth and last goal.,

Young Indians v. B.À.

League Tables

DIVISION 1.

Gosti,

A4 Major Booty

A6 Major Lochner

A8 Major Mousley

A10 Lt. Douglas

10

A12 Capt. Fawkes. 13 L. Rossler Y4 Major Wren

8

Morning total AFTERNOON "RACE

R.H.X.Y.C.

56

Pts. 8

AZ L. J. Davis A4 Comdr. Cowland A6 Com. Elliott A8 H. 6. Rouse A10 C. C. Blake A12 Comdr. Drummond 13 Lt. Juniper, H.N YA F. 8. Coote

Afternoon total... 71 Morning total 81

R.H.KY.C. Grand total 152

H. E. Police

Kowloon F.C. East Lancs.......

.12

R

1

817 23 7 13 B 1 0 22 34 7

10

3

3

A 12 D

Becinio ..........12

16 13 21 7

0918 31

0.12 11 84 0

DIVISION IL

B. W. Borderare.....13

B. Navy.......14

8

Bouth bina......12 9

Lincoln Eegt......12

B. L

H. K. Clab......13

Young Indians....11

7

鳄

1. 8 40 19 10

2 4.51 19 18

08.31 13 18

2 8:37 27 16

1628 24

D 1 -7 23-80

4

1 6 21 87 0.

Athletic

2

1 919 48 5

Eowloon F........18

1

1 11 11 48 2

DIVISION HI.

Lincoln Regt......16 15 0 0 89: 480-

8. W. Bordecora...13 91 3.48.21 19

P W D L F A PE | Bouth China.................12. 81024 17 17

Lincoln Regt.11 11 St. Joseph18 10 South China.......18 B. W. Berderers...ily 0. R. Havy

In their return game on the Military, H. K. Club ground, the Gunners lost Boott early Athletics.

1 3.88.17 28 R.A,B,C. .........1910

21 86 18 22 RA.3.0.

1 3 83 18 19 ↑ Borreio......

-0·2 40·16 18 | E. A. F. 22 38 22 18 "Eadio.. 18617 81.48 11E E.

0.7 80.38 10 University,

528 18 17.12 1884 6,24 81 10

B

27 29-48 10 818.19.98 7 14.5 10, 80 8

1 18 20 5

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