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MALAYA'S MAGNIFICENT

INTERPORT WIN

Hong-Kong Out-Played: Visitors' Outstanding Defence

What will probably, rank, as the greatest achievement in In- terpart hockey was performed on Saturday äfternoon, when the Malayan Interport hockey eleven, defeated the pick "of the Co- lony by four clear goals in a game featured by markęd superior- ity at forward and a magnificent defence, by the visiting side. Hong Kong were clearly a beaten side from the opening min- utes of the second half, due mainly to the magnificent', efforts of the Malayan halves, whose spoiling was such that Donald and Lal Singh, the respective. Colony right and left wingers, were left standing time and again,

C. R, La. Brdoy at centre hatt for the visitors was again conspicuous in the manner in which he held Currey and repeatedly broke up visiting movements,

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C. O. La Broop then checked u strong attack by hong Kong, and in reply sent his forwards away, but Lowe saved, the situation by conecding a fruitless corner.

Perdriau was a distinct menaçe

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1984.

LOCAL CRICKET

Civil Service Complete Fixtures

Only three League matches were played during the week-end, one in the Senior division and two in the Junior, The Civil Service con- cluded their fixtures of the season

NAVY DEFEAT GUNNERS

In Junior Challenge Shield'

Royal Navy defeated the Gunners in the final ratch of the Junior by beating the Royal Navy by 45 Challenge Shield played on the runs, while the Cralgengowar, jun-Hong Kong F. C. ground yesterday lor eleven, last year's champions, by the only goal scored. were surprisingly beaten by the Royal Engineers by a runs, despite a splendid innings of 60 by Eric

Souza. The Police' recorded their first league success by beating the University by 5 wickets at Pok- fulam...

LEAGUE TABLES

Senior Divisiori.

P. W. L. D. Pts

.3 - .1

H. K. C. C. T. R. C.

c. c. Army C. C. c.

C. S. C: C. Navy

Alladad Khan, Malaya's right half played one of the finest games seen focally and watched Lal Singh very carefully. On the other wing haif, Abbas had the Eaden. and dangerous when Lal Singh " pro- Doland combination in hand vided an opening, only for Eaden 1. R. C throughout and worked like a tro-to sky the ball well over the goal-Recreio

posts.

in the Malayan attack, sending University across some Ane reversed stick centres, but Hong Kong looked

Jan.

Junior

Craigengower

Undoubtedly the outstanding i Hong Kong now began to settle H. K. C. C. feature of the Malayan defence was down and maintained a determin- Navy their brilliant Interception which ed attack, bus the Malaya defence R A. M. C. ime and again left the Colony's was very safe, and the Colony de-R, A. S. C. attack bewildered.

fence was soon cared on to releveg. c. c. dangerous situations.

University

Rahman at right back was easily head and shoulders above anyone Perdriau broke through from a R. E else on the Reld, his neat clear- neat pass from Osman, and in a Police unces and brilliant stick-work, solo effort in which his specta-C. s. c, c. particularly on the reverse-side,j cular one-handed stick play, was: evoking the admiration of the brought Luto evidence, centred

spectators.

Perdriau, captain of the visiting side was also conspicuous with some lovely centres, the first of which was responsible for the opening score,

neatly.

8 1 0 2 14 7 4 2 1 13 7 3 0 4 13 7 3 1 3 12 7 2 3 2 a 7.2.4 1.7 7 0 4.3 $ 0.4 2 2 Division

P. W. L. D. Fts. - 31 111 1.28 11 7 13 24 117 2 2 23 9 5 2 2 17 84 31 13 10 4 5 1 13 8 4 4 0 12 10 2 4 4 10

10 2 6 2 8

9 3 6 0.9 9 1 6 2 5 10 0 8 2 2

JUNIOR LEAGUE

„B.E. Best C.0.0. Raja Mohammed was well up on

Despite a good innings of 60 by the ball, but Wong intercepted dur-E, Souza, the C.C.C. lost to the ing an anxious melee in front of Royal Engineers by 8 runs on their the Colony goalmouth

own ground.

The anticipatory play by the Malayan full-backs also proved a pig obstacle to the attack.

Scores:

Royal Engineers Sgt. Thatcher, c Sparrow, b

Abbay

The Malayan inside forwards were much too fast for the Colony defence, and both. Philips and

The Colony defence showed' signs i Rodrigues were often left standing of cracking up just before the a. M. S. Blackier, c Abbas, b Had it not been for the timely intervai. Lowe was outplayed at. Way Lervention of W. Reed, who again centre-half, the lightning like L-Cpl. Shipp. b Abbas. and again came across to his left short passing movements indulged L-Opt. Wateridge, c E. Souza funk, Malays would have undoubt-in by the visitors' inside forward

b Way edly emerged victors by a much trio leaving him helpless.

Sgt. Anderson, c Barry, b Ab-- larger margin.

Raja Mohammed broke through

bas Caleb on the right wing and with a wonderful burst of speed Perdriau on the left were the pick and was just about to shoot when of the four wingers. This was un-Wong relleved with a well-timed doubtedly due to the untiring er-slide to the forward's feet. forts of their respective half hacks, who in addition to wrecking the Hong Kong attack, fed their wing- ers with lovely passes.

Baharom, Raja Mohammed and Osman were like whipped lighten- tag when in motion, and between the three of them were far too good for the Hong Kong halves, In particular Lowe and Hill, the former being too slow in getting the ball away while the latter. fall- ed to keep pace with Baharom.

Aerta in Malaya's goal was given

but two opportunities and on each occasion dealt safely,

C. O, La Brooy was not as good

Visitors' Determined Tackling

Spr. Creagh, b Abbas Spr. Pegg, run out ... spr. Woods, c Barry, b Abbas Lieut. Cooper, not out

Sgt. Tams, b Abbas............ Spr. Dudley, e Way, b Hubbard

EExtras

Total"

Hong Kong replied strongly, but both wing players were unable to make any headway.. against the the Malayan dogged tackling of half-backs,

Hubbard Gathwaite

01 was robbed

& Abbas golden opportunity by Rahman a Sparrow right-back, who brought off a fine, G. Souza

clear with a tackle wo

powerful way drive. Malaya were attacking E. Souza when the interval arrived, "

Bowling Analysis

O. M.

9

15

4

35

LOCAL LADIES HOCKEY

Poor Trial Game Yesterday

می گیرد

The Ladles Reit team, who have been selected to meet the Hong Kong Ladies champions of the Caer Clark Cup next Wednesday afternoon, had their first practice together as

yesterday, when they opposed ¿ selected eleven on the C.B.A ground at

team

The teams were evenly match, but the Navy showed the bette combination during the first King's Park and were held to a and well worth the goal, lead they had at the interval.

ners.

The latter half found the Gun

advantage, but they failed: through being slow to close in Mathias had a lot to do in break- ing up the raids of the Gunners and West in the pivotal position for the Navy kept his forwards on the move until he collided with Hopkins and for a few minutes was limping badly,

At the close of the match. Mrs Fleetwood, presented the Challenge Shield to McClurg, captain of the Navy team and the runners-up cup to Hopkins. captain of the Gunners team. Small shields were present- ed to each player of both teams.

EAST LANCASHIRE REGT. v.

ST: JOSEPH'S Playing in a Division I League match at Sookumpoo, the St. Joseph's F. C. defeated the East Lancashires by two clear goals yes- terday.

Ward opened the score shooting in from a pass by. Leonard from close range giving Harmsworth nö chance. St. Joseph's maintain the pressure and before the interval added to their score through Leo- nard.

There was no scoring during the second half, although St. Joseph's maintained, the pressure until the closing mlautes when a final rally by the East Lancashires almost gave them a goal.

Saturday's League Matches

South Wales Borderers kept their position in the race for the cham- 14 | pionship, by defeating the Gunners 23. at Caroline Hill, while the keen "6 | struggle between the Royal Navy 1 and Lincoln Regt. on the Railway 6 ground ended in a draw of two all, and South China defeated the 27 Police at Caroline, Hill, by the only 13 goal scored.

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R. W.

draw.

trial the teams played the usual

From the point of view of "tal" games and showed lack of enthusiasm and were very slow on the ball, presumably due to the previous night's influence.

The Rest's defence was not good and although the ball was cleared and understanding" was very poor. effectively at times, the passing

YACHTING

True Blue Beat Gull

Salled by Mr. H. S. Rouse, True Blue won the "A class event i the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club races for the Commodore's Cup on Saturday, beating Gull (Mr. B. Naess) by 51 seconds over the course of 11.8 miles.

won the "" and "" Class event, Colleen (Comdr. "Drummond)-

and Sirius. (Mr. H, M. Finlay) and Lola (Lt. P. Parker) tied for first Though Lola finished first the place in the "y" and "G" Claas.

handicap enabled Sirius to share the honour.

Results

The results were as follow:

"H" and """" Classes- Started, at 14.55.

Colleen

Yacht"

worked hard but over-eagerness Auss

In the forward ine M. Woolley often spoiled her scoring oppor-

tunities.

Rolla both of colour, the latter, being Ariel

O. Brown and H Knill were too slow

in centring while the (Lt. Swain) former's one and only trick of Dorothea stopping suddenly failed to work after a few attempts.

HOME RUGBY RESULTS

London Scottish Beat Bath

London. April 7.. Birkenhead Park 5, Leicester 13. Blackheath 3, Newport 6. Cardiff 18, Richmond 11. De❜port Bervices, 0, Gloucester 0. Harlequins, 8, Bristol, 14. London Scottish 20, Bath 16. Northampton 10, Rosslyn Park 21. Aberavon 14, Guy's Hospital 0. Swansea 11, Coventry 6. Torquay Ath. 10, St. Bart's

Hospital 10. Waterloo 5, Headingley 15.

Reuter

HARVARD LOSE

At Rugby Under English Rules

New York, April 8..

Corrected

Diana

16.56.36 (Cdr. Drummond}

16.57.01 WILL, R. B. Williams)

16,58.28. (Mr. R. Stock)

17.00.07

17.00.34"

71.01.07

Fos'n.

1

2

TO CAMBRIDGE

5

(Mr. F. S. Coote)

(Mr. P. Ramus)

*y" and "G" Classes- Started at 14.35

16.54.35

1

** (MF, H.-M. Finlay)

....... 18.54.35 (Lt. P. Parker)

16:56.26 (Mr. Greeller) Robena

16.57.03 (Capt... H. Marshall)

18.57.21

.."

1

3

4

5

Oslo.

D.N.F.

16:57.48

6

(Mr. M. Bergaust)

Joas

D.N.F.

7

(Mr. Stanton)

8

Sirius

Zephyr

J. Wilson who played for the Selected eleven displayed keen an- ticipation and hit the ball good and hard end to the right person. The following were the teams:-- Rest:-J. Weller (Y. M. C. A. Ladies): F. K. Walker (Central Lola British Association) and M. Basto (Club de Recreio); LL. Woolley (St. Andrew's Club), E. M. Beavis (Central British Association); H. Kalli (Central British School), M. Smith (Central British Associa- Wings tion M. Woolley (St. Andrew's (Mr. Cord Homme) Club) (Captain), P. E. Gittins (St. Tornette Andrew's Club) and 0. Brown (Capt. W. Fennell) CV.M.C.A. Ladies). Reserves: Goal, Bluejacket G. Raza (Recreio); Back J. Wil- son (Y.M.CA Ladies); Half-back, J. Wong (St. Andrew's); Forwards, A. Alves (Recreio) and F. Wong (Recreio).

Selected XI:-0. Roza: C. Osmund and J. Wilson: L. Xavier, J. Wong and, K. Moir: F. Wong R Blackmore, C. Silva, A. Alves and M. Reniedlos...

BASKETBALL

Open League Series

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16.58.46 (Lt. Rossier)

17.03.48 Speedwell Kingfisher 17.04.48

(Mr. P. Timble) "A" Class-Started at 14.20.. True Blue ......... 16.28.48 (Mr. H. S. Rouse)

16.29.39

Gull

(Mr. B Naess)

Painted Lady... 16.30.10 (Mr. F. C. Booty) Artemis

In a rugby match played under English rules, a Cambridge Univer-! sity touring team beat Harvard University by 41 points to 8. The half-time score was 28-0,

Jones, the Cambridge stand-off. half broke, an ankle-bone during Arst half-Reuter.

COMMODORE'S CUPS RACE

(RESAIL)

(Mr... Lambert),

(Mr. N. V. Croucher)

16.05.11

18.13.57

1

Azuma

2

La Cigale

3

Morseman

16.13.34

(Mr. L, F. Nicholson)

18.31.01

Queen Bee

16.21.18

10

(Mr. G. G. Wood)

(Mr. Jebb)

Jan

Pat

-------- 18.31.18 (Mr. H. Dreyer)

(Cdr. Elliott) Wasp II......

(Mjr. Grifin)

5

U. and I.

16.05.22

(Mr. H. 8. Rouse)

(Mjr. Atkinson)

The "" Training Class beat (Isobel the Overseas Teachers by 30 goals (Dr. L. Davis)

16.31.24

16:32.15

16.32.58

16.34.33

8

Luana

17.42.03

11

(Surg. Cdr. Brown)

Typhoon

16.14.18

(Capt. C. C. Fowkes)

8

Curlew

16.04.49

(Mr. J. Moseley)

Monsoon

15.55.42

1

(Mr. R. Grive)

win

to 28, and the Chinese Y.M.C.A.La Linda overcame the Polloe by 44 goals (Surg. Cdr. Brown) to 10 in the other two League Carpenter ......... 16.38.11 games played.

(Mr. G. H: Gandey)

16.36.08

10

Sealark V.

16.12.06

6

(Mr. E. Cock)

11

Cutty

(Mr. D. Marshall)

The local derby between Hong Kong F. C. and Kowloon F. C. went in favour of the Club (playing at home) by four clear goals.

In division II the Airmen com-

6 pleted their fixtures with

over the University, while the R.A. 08.C. took full points from the Sap-

8 3 21

1

9 2 51

4 0 +12

4. 1 14

16

0

2 pers by the odd goal in three..

Results at a glance were:-

60

9 1 26 4. I Craigengower C.C.

Hong Kong showed signs of re- E. Bouza, b Shippin covery after the Laterval, and Cur-w. Sparrow, run out rey, after a brief period of mid- A. Kitchell, b Creagh

as on Thursday last but neverthe-field play, sent in the first shot G. Souza, b Thatcher less outshone either of the Colony for Hong Kong, but Aeria clear- E C. G. Barry, b Shipp backs, his first time clearances ed safely.

were a feature of the game.

The Local Players.

Rodrigues and R. M. Wong were the pick of the Colony side, the former being" the best defender, while Wong saved innumerabie

..

s. Abbas, not out

J. W. Leonard, c and b That- Currey again made a good effort cher on his own, but lost control of the ball, and was only able to make a feeble pass into the goal-mouth'

Malaya Press,

W. E. Muskett."b Shipp

Division I

9. Hongkong F.C. 4 Kowloon F.C. 1 S.W.B.

2 R. A. 7Royal Navy 2 Lincoln Regt.

South Chiria.

1 HK Police Division III

6 University.

2 R Engineers

League Tables

DIVISION I.

19 R.A.F.

21 R.A.S.C.

8

WK. Way, b Shipp

G. S. Ladd, b Shipp

0

L. Hubbard, b Creagh

Extras

0

Lal, Singh led Hong Kong i

Total

145

Bowling Analysis

0.

M. R. W.

12

1 54 5

11.3 2

33

.2

5. 1

20

South Chins18 12 NATY........17

1

intercepted

before

goals by advancing to meet the several fine movements on the left- opposition forwards when the de- wing, but on two occasions his fence had been beaten. He un- passes were doubtedly saved two certain goals they could reach Garthwaite,

Shipp by this method while at other

Donald, however, on the opposite Creagh times he put up a magnificent flank, was well out of the picture. Thatcher front.

being cimpletely subdued by Ab. Wateridge Phillipa was very poor at left bas.

Pegg back although one cannot blame Baharom placed the issue De- him, for his opposing forwards yond doubt for Malaya when ne

·were much faster off the mark broke Away with a terrific burat than he was and this should have of speed to dribble past Rodrigues been, foreseen by the Colony selee- and Phillips and give Wong no tors when they had this position under review,

The general consensus of opinian among hockey enthusiasts is that Phillips let the Colony down yery badly, but this is not so for he

chance.

Goals,

0

OONO

0

NH

P W D L F A Pir

St. Joseph's.....18 14 8. W. Borderers...17 I

Lincoln Regt....2018

1200 Kowloon F. C. 197

Hong Kong F. C. 18

41

Recreio

38 43 19 30

Q 8 67

67 41 28

* 550

2

5 60 28 28

5 42 21 20

4.8.50 30 22

1996 52 17 911 RAAK TR 2-10 84 45 16 29 1050 11 35 49 10

..............18

1

174 18 22 41.8.

2 15 18 61

DIVISION I.

Linenin Regt......18 18 0777 88 South China....... 17 –– 11. 2483-23 24 :64 | A. W. Bordürers...17 10.16 55 91 21

93 4 25.24 15 B.A.B.C.

1 0 10 East Lane 18 8 2 9 28 40 14

Athletic d UNIVERSITY V, POLICE Splendid bowling by W. L. Clarke H. E. Police.......18 42 12 21 34 10

B. &........ enabled the Police to record their arst win of the season when they beat the University by five wic- kets at Pokfulam. Malaya continued

Scores: to press and Reed brought off two very ne

University 2nd XI... clearances, coming right across to A. B. Tata, 1.b.w.. b Forest the left flank on one occasion. The M. C. Hung, b Hunter Colony defence again showed signs G. Abraham, c Forest, b Minty did his very best under the cir- of collapsing, and Malaya enjoyed P. B. Tata, b Hunter cumstances and met someone bet- the best of the remaining ex-F. Fernando, b Clark ter, One cannot blame him for changes.

F. Hiptools b-Clark the Colony's defeat for after all it Osman scored the third goal T. W. Goh, not out was no fault of his that he was for Malaye on the circle lins, the KL Ng, run out picked.

shop passing Rodrigues and Phil-A..B. Reynolds, b Clark ips in turn, Wong, who was un- T. Alonzo, b Clark sighted, made an attempt, but W. C. Chin, b Clark failed to stop the ball in time,

... Extras

Fast Pace.

*

Caleb added the fourth goal for Malaya a few seconds before full

Total

H he raced through Fallips "in a solo effort to dribble the bali Hunter past Wong to score the most Forest spectacular goal of the 'match.

The teams were Malaya:--O: "C. "Aeria. "(Singa-

Minty Clark

Bowling Analysis.

58 28 20

18

5

Recrein.. B.A.M.C.

12

7 A 7 61 46

B

4 8 81 87

E..E.

4

B. L. F.

...18

7

Kadlo.....

18

16

University..........1B

0

S

52 IL 32 87 12 94 10 12 48

2 14 13 69

SENIOR LEAGUE

C.S.C.C. Beat Navy.

111 The Civil Service Cricket Club concluded theff fixtures by beat- O. M. R.Wing the Royal Navy by 45 runs on 12. 3. 27, 2] their own ground...

7: 2 14.1 The home team batted first and 10" 0 301 complied a total of 114 to which

84 1 10 5 the Royal Navy replied with 69.

FRIENDLIES

Police R.C.

The game was played at a very fast pace throughout, and stamina told in the second period when time. Snapping up a mishit by the Colony's defence were beaten, time and again,

Donaid was early conspicuous for Hong Kong, opening up the at tack with several fine movements on the right wing and flashing across well-timed centres. These pore); Rahman (Perak) and C, O. | W. Meadows, c and b. Ng ...... promising movements proved of no La Brooy (Selangor); Alagad Khan T. E. Kunter, c Hiptoola, b A.

Tamer v. B.F.C. aws however, the smart inter- (Perak); C. R. La Brooy (Pera) · B. Tatá

HMS. Tamar defeated the Royal 1 cepting by the Malayan full-backs and Abbas

(Malacce);"Caleb P, H, Loughlin, b Hiptoola ...... 9 Fleet Auxiliary by 45 runs at King's robbing the Colony sharpshooters (Singapore), Baharom (Penang), A. Kirby, Hung, b P. B. Tata 3 Park, in a friendly game. ........ of all "opportunities for scoring. Raja Mohammed (Perak), Osman W. L. Clark, not out... 37 Tamar:-120 (Hulme 43, Wells 34. Rahman gave a magnificent ex- (Perak) and A. C. CA Perdriau F. Minty, b.A. B. Tata hibition of first-time clearances, (Singapore) and Capta

L. Waglan. b Abrahami displaying amazing accuracy.

Total for yte)

Bowling Analysis

/

Hong Kong:-R. H. Wong (St. | T. Helmsley, Lb.w., b Abraham Ceman then set the Malayan | Andrews Club); A. J. M. Rodrigues Extras forwards in motion, but Wong re- University), Burg. Lieut.-Comdr. lieved a tense situation with a well- A E. Phillips (Navy); W. A, Reed timed kick

(Club) HJ, D. Lowe (Club) and Malaya continued to preas, and Lleut, Comdt J, G. D. Hill (Navy); Perdriau repeatedly de Baharom Lieut. W. B. Donald (Navy), Lieut. Hiptoola with perfect passes and it was 3. H. Eaden (Navy) Lieut E. N. V. P. B. Tata

that Currey (Navy), Lient, C. C. Garth-| Ng" ... from one of these asses, Baharom opened the scoring with waite (Army) and Lance Naik Lal A, B. Tata

Abraham Singh (Army),

a map goal.

36.

24

5

8

Neale 23, Blair 3 for 8, Quir- nell for 39). 1 RFA:-71 (Quinnell 23, Clark 5 for 11, Hulme 3 for 15, Wells

2 for 67

126

PRESS XI WIN

The Scores were

ENE

At Bookunpoo the Hong Kong

R. W. Fress XI beat the Hong Kong

1 Brokers' Association by 10 wickets.

Brokers:49 (F. M. el Arculli 4 for

Press-104 (B. A. Uray 33);

25

The South China "A" basketball. team defeated the University by 25 goals to 24 in the Hong Kong

Open League series at the Cicada Chinese Y.M.C.A on Friday.

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