1934-11-12 — Page 10

LOCAL FOOTBALL

South China "A" and "B"

Still Leading

team

Playing sparkling football the South China "A" trounced the Hong Kong Football Club, retaining their unbeat- on record

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The Police and St. Joseph's imprised the Lincoln and Kow- loon respectively, in the former base the Police had the better of the exchanges with the Lincolns in the greater part of the game. With the inclusion of A V. Gosano the Recreio over- ran the Artillery by goals to2, while the Navy easily defeated the East Lanca.

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Setting up a new, divisional record, Glass of the Navy Zad XI scored 6 goals in their match against Kowloon,

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

AT A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

SECOND DIVISION"

6 Kowloon

the Police when Johnson even- tually gave them the lead· after beating several players.

...ST. JOSEPH'S V. KOWLOON St. Joseph's obtained "their first win at the expense of Kowloon. 2 Kowloon were literally penned in "own" half for the first in their

5

I

e fifteen minutes of the game and

5

from a shot by Ward. Everest stop

ped the ball for Lee to meet it on the rebound, to score into an open

3 goal, Cord, "having dashed out to cover Everest. Towards the close

Club

13. China “A”

Police

3 Lincoins

St. Joseph's.

"2 Kowion

Artillery

2 Recreto

E. Lancs.

0 Navy

Napy

Club

1 Eastern

Artillery

2 University

Engineers Athletic

0 Lincolns

◊ Borderers

THIRD DIVISION

R.AM.C.

2 Radio

Borderers

3 Lincolns

0

Police

1 R.A.O.C.

0

Engineers R.AS.C.

2 Railway

0

1 Recreio

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LEAGUE TABLES TO-DATE

p

2 of the first half Fernandez sent

P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. Borra CHINA “A” 6.0.0.0 21 5 12 South CHIS "B" 6 4.0 2 17 810 CLUB

7 a 13-15 14 9 POLICE

13.14 13, 7. BORDERERS... 02-12 14 10° 6 LINCOLNS.....

311 16 5. East Lanch „Š, 7 1 3 - 8 11 15" G NAVY res

2 2 1 9 8 ATHLETIC 41 19 18 11 13 13 17

Recarto

ARTILLERY

KOWLOON

Sr. Joazen's

.... 1 4 1 11 26

2 In a hot driver which Cord

managed hold.

After the interval the College. play deteriorated and Kowloon Ilvened up considerably and to- wards the end, Knox sent in a beauty to beat the College custo-" dlan from 30 yards.

to stop but could not

ARTILLERY V. RECREIO Strengthened" by the inclusion of their stalwart A V. Gosano

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1934.

R.H.K. YACHT CLUB

"Members' Day

Mr. H. J. Pearce, won the cruis- ers race in Azuma, on the Mem- ber's Day programme of the Club Royal Hong Kang Yacht

on Saturday when she beat Curlem (Ma). Mousley) by 5 mins àrid 3 secs, over the 78 miles course.

WEEK-END CRICKET

MATCHES

OWEN HUGHES HITS

UP, CENTURY AGAINST K. C. C.

I.R.C. And Police Win Junior

League Games

Mr. J. G. Pcher (Stella) wòn the" "T" and "Y" Class event and Colleen carried off the "B" Class race Serius (Capt. Cooper) beat On Saturday, two Junior Division Alexander Guel (Mr. Quinlan) in the "G" Cricket League games were decid-N. Whitley, b Alexander Class and Wasp II (Mrs. Gritin) | ed. The Indiana defeated Recreio C. Strange, Mintey

at Sookunpou while the Police T. W. Carr, not out scored an easy, victory against the R. Jones, b Alexander Chyll Service.

Extras

won the "A" Class by a narrow margin.

Azuma

Detalled results were as follows:

Cruisers Started at 1405 Correct-

ed Pos'n 2.32.02 1

11

(Mr. H. J. Pearce) La Cigale

2.51.29 6

(Mr. H. Dreyer)

and I

3.12.08 8

(Mr. E. J. Rouse) Typhoon

(Mr. G. R. Keary) Curlew

(Major Mousley) Tern

2.30.01 3

2.37.04 2

2.53.49

7

(Capt. C. C. Duchesne) Mistral

2.50.24 5

Cutty

(Major Henderson)

................ (Mr. C. B. Easterbrook) Perzum

2.40.20

DNF. "P" and "y" Classes-- Started at 14-40

4

Correct-

the Stella

Recreio overran the Artillery de- |". (Mr. J. O,"Pilcher) fence by 6 goals to 2..

Jode

(D. R. Wilson) Blue Jacket

Recreio scored four of their goals in the first half. Gomes scored from near the area and Castilho scored the second as the result of misunderstanding on the part of the Artillery defence. From a con- 4tinuous bombardment of the gun- 3 ners' goal, Gomes and Alves scored two quick points. After the change over Castilho scored another, the best goal of the day. The Artillery reduced. their deficit through Pardoe from, a penalty and Clough netted their second from 15 yards range. B. Gusand scored the Rec's sixth goal from close in. For the

1.4 18 18

6 1 4 1 7 15 0

Second Division

"P. W. LÀ D. F.A.Pta LINCOLNS ...... 6 8:00 238 12 ARTILLERY....... 61019 10 10 EAST LANCS 6 5 1 0 29 3 10 UNIVERSITY... 7 2 1 17 14 0

A 1 2 017 7 Recreio, the Gosano brothers were ATHLETIC

8 4 2 017 7 8

at their best and Alves on the left NAVI SOUTH CHINA

wing performed

very creditably. BONDIREES ENGINEERS....... 3 2 3 0 7 11 4 EASTERN.....

01418 12 3 CLUB 70 5 2 4 23 2

0 5 10 95 0 70·7

YOUNG INDIANS... KOWLOON

6 3 1 1 23 13 7

5 3 1 1 15 6 7

7 33 1 18 13 0

THIRD DIVISION

Borderers Air Force Fast Latics

9 32

0

P. W. L D. F. A. Pts 7 1 0 26 11 1 7.5 11 18 7 1. 7.6 1.0.36 7 12 35.20 19 13 10

7 4 3 0 14 15

R.A:S.C. R.A.M.C.

8

Lincolns

6 3 2 1 16 11

7

7 30 13 12

6

7 2 50 8 22

4

8 1 5 0 11 14 2

7 2 5 0 7 19 2

6 15 0 5 21 2

Radio Engincers

Recreto Police" R.A.OC

Rallway

6 1 5 0 4 30 2.

SENIOR GAMES

Playing, all round better foot- ball the South China “A” defeated

the Club by 6 'goals to 1 and the

score does not in the least ex-

It was speed that had the Artillery defence nonplussed.

Diana

Rolla

(Capt. Cooper)

"A" Class

(Mr. E. Jones)

Carpenter

Osia

EAST LANCS V. NAVY With a much strengthened team the Navy overcame East Lanes by 5 nl. Golding scored towards "the interval giving Oxford no chance. In the second half only one team was seen in action, the Navy doing very much as they pleased and it was only a question of how many. Stanley sent in a weak shot which the custodian falled to gather and Wasp Cannell added the third from a beautiful pass by. Baxter. Golding Artents headed in the fourth, and, Cannell, receiving from. Golding, brought Lahinda the score to five.

JUNIOR GAMES

Second Division

e Pon 16.59.51 1

A feature of two-days' «match (which will be continued to-day) between the sector eleven of the Hong Kong Cricket Club and the K.C.C. was that of the brilliant batting

performance of Owen Hughes who scored a century. Craigengower were forced to a draw by the University in a friend- ly match st Pokfulum while the Diocesan Boys' 'School beat the Craigengowcf "B" at Happy Valley

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JUNIOR LEAGUE

KITCHELL SHINES WITH BAT In a Junior Division "League game, the Indian Recreation Club defeated the Club de Recreio by 57 rúns at Sookunpoo on Saturday. A fine innings of 35 runs by Kitchell, helped by A. M. RumJahn, who had 49 not out, enabled the Indians to declare at 183 for 4 wickets. Lopes was the most sue- cessful bowler for the losers tak- ing 3 wickets for 37 run.

The Recreio team was dismissed for 106 runs against the bowling of M. R. Abbas (5 for 37) and A.

M. Rumjahn (4 for 95). E. A. Barros played a plucky innings for the losers, scoring 47 out of 60 runs. H. A., Noronha and G. A. Noronha, hit up 20 and 21 respec- tively.

* Indian B.C.

H. T. Barma, t Noronha b

Carvalho..

A. R. Kitchell, c Britto, b Lopes 98

A. M: RumJahn, not tõut (...

A. Baker, c Lopes b Lopes

Extras (B2 WB.3).....

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$

Total (for 4 wickets dec.). 164

· W. Afzai, Y. Arculli, A, R. Mar- ker, A. H. Baker, A. K. Súfað, M

Dla hot bat.

Bowling Analysis

16.05.371 7

(Mrs. Bilderbeck) Robena

16.01.13 3

16.00.51

(Mrs. Marshall) Widgeon

18.04.01

4

(Mrs. Bilderbeck)

|

Adanac

16.04:46

В

(Major Kennedy)

A

Allsu

16.04.05

5

(Capt. Crick)

"H" Class-Started at 15.05

18.18.13

The scores were:-

4

(Mr.. Ravenhil?) Colleen

16.15.12

16.17.45

3

(Mrs. Kemble)

Siski

"Artel

D.N.F 16.15.23

2

A. K. Ismall, b ́Lopes

(Mr. E. Lee)

. "G" Class Started at 14.50 Gael

16.20.18) 2

7

(Mr. Quinlan) Serius

16.10.56

↑

R Abbas.

15.58.57

9

18.00.35 10

O, M. R. W.

(Mr. Donaldson)

Silva

ť

0 59

0

1

Finish

Noronha

J

1 20...0

ed Pos'n 15.53.35

Carvalho

4

0 28 1

1

Lopes..... ..Noronha

6.4

Q 37

3

3 0 13

↑

15.55.52

4

Recreio

(Mr. C. C. Blake)

C. L. Lopes, c Baker b Abbas

15.58.00 J

(Mr. Sheldon)

3

Jan

Miss M. Larson) Isobel

Comdf. Cowland)

Rumjahn

47

15.55.32

15.57.35 7

3

FL

A. Noronha, c Baker b Abbas "..

LJ. Silva, b Rumjahn

J. W. Barnes, b Abbas

16.01.18 11

(Major Atkinson) True Blue

Lt.-Comdr. Ewing)

15.57.05 (Commodore Ellott) - Painted Lady

16.01.29 12 (Major Boody)

•

15.58.42 8

E. H. Carvalho, b Abbas................. G. A. Noronha, e Kitchell b

Abbas

H. Britto, Rumjahn

1

B

31

C. Gosano, st A. H. Baker b

Rumahn

A. F. Noronha,, not our

0

Total

106

Bowling Analysis

O. M. N. W.

the

Abbas Rumjakm. Ismail

12 4 37 5 ..11.2

A Baker Afzal

(Mr. 'Griffins)..

Kowloon went down to the Navy Joss of the Navy was outstanding scor-Cicala 2nd XI by 5 goals to nil Glosa (Mrs. Stanton) aggerate the run of the play. Withing all the six goals: the exception of Pote-Hunt there was really no defence in the Chub Team

Following a tout against the

Chinese Howe scored from close in, to be followed closely after, by Fung's brillant equaliser. The second Chinese goal was obtained through a penalty. The third goal

Club Y Eästern Giving a very poor display the Club lost to

the Eastern by 3 goals to 1, their point being a gift scored by an Eastern defender. Six Ning Po gave Eastern the lead and shortly after Lai Ting Chol Put the ball into his own goal for Ning Po added further goals for the club. Fung Chol Po and Siu

the Eastern.

Pat

F. H. Carvalho, st A. H. Baker

b A. Barker 15.53.47 ZH. A. Barros, c. Rumjahn b

Wateridge enabled the Engineers to defeat the Railway in their match at Kowloon.

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Borderers V Lincolns

By beating the. Lincolns,

was scored in Ip's typical style, the ball crashing into the net from

Artillery V University nowhere, It seemed. After the in-

Artillery bowed to the Varsity terval, Tam Kong Pak, accepting a pass from Tso Kwa Shing, by 4 goals to 2, thereby losing Borderers remata at the top of the their 100 percent record. Goon Third Division League table. John scored the first and Butterfield scored from a penalty and Chap- equalised with and Blake scored for the Varsity

a header.

man and Morgan were the other Goon

marksmen. and Morton converted a penalty. Goon again scord to complete his "hat trick."

scored South China's fourth goal and shortly after Fung struck the under portion of the crossbar with a rasping shot which was hotly disputed by the Club,

Near the close of the game a penalty was awarded for a foul against, Howe and Pote Hunt miss- ed from the "spot kick."

POLICE v. LINCOLNS

The Police defeated the Lincolns

Police V B.A.0.C. Chan Chu gave the Police two points by registering the only goal of the match in their encounter against the RA.O.C. Both sides missed a penalty.

THIRD DIVISION

Radio V R.A.M.C. Engineers V Lincolns

Radio lost to the RAMC. by 2 Following many missed chances goals to 3. Millington scored from and a penalty offered them, the

a penalty and Youd registered the at one time they were two goals Lincolns defeated the Engineers second. B. Ayock reduced the de- in arrear. Within 30 seconds from by two goals to mil at Chatham felt from the "spot kick." the start, Higgins scored for the Road, Evans scored in the fcat

by the odd goal in Ave, although

Recreio V RAS.C.

2 35 4

3 0 11 0

-0

2/5 2 8 1

2 0 15 POLICE WIN EASILY At Happy Valley on Saturday, the Police defeated the Civil Ser- vice in a Junior Division League encounter by 8 wickets.

Batting first, the Civil Servants were all out for 121 runs, to which H. F. Westlake contributed 44 while H. E. Strange scored 22. Alexan- der took 5 wickets for 85 runs and Baker helped with 3 for 49.

In reply, the Police, passed their opponents' total, with a wickets in band T. Hunter was undefeated with 59 runs while R. Wynne knocked up 50. The scores were:- given marching örders, in their

G.S.C.C. match against the Recreio. Flood P. D. Crawley, c Loughlin, however, gave them the

Baker e two points by scoring the only goal C. A. L. Rickett, b Baker.... of the game. -

HF. Westlake, c and b Alex-

ander

Lincolns, by a header and, follow-half and McGuinness in the Alvis of the Service Corps was ing unsuccessful efforts by Stevens second. and Pile for the Police, Baldry

Athletic V Borderers acored the second. Close to the Playing a goalless first half and interval Johnson reduced the de-registering two in the second, the felt by a rising shot. After the Borderere defeated the Athletic resumption, the Police were play at Happy Valley. Simmonds scored "ing beter football, both in defence the first, and following “a' Ane and attack, and in stopping a shot plece of combination between the from Greens, the Lincolns goal forwards, Sollis netted the second keeper allowed the ball to slip through his hands past, the line. Victory was not long dented to

· EAST LANCS v. BAF.

Baker NJ Bebbington Ibw, b Ale-

In a third division match yester-H..E. Strange, «Minter, o day at King's Park the RAF with a very much depleted team due to HMS. Eagle having left the Co- T Two goals scored in the first lany went down to the East Lancs half of the game by McGahan and ❘ by four goals to all

Engineers V. Hallway

xander !!

A. Jackson at Wynne, b. Mintey R. G: Robertson, e Louglin, b

די

Total

12

HOCKEY

LOCAL

Mamak Tournament

POLICE v. UNITED

In a fast encounter the Police regained their lost laurels by den feating the United Hockey Club in the Mamak Tournament' at the Police Training School ground yesterday. The Police were super- lor in their stick work and scored three times without reply.

"

ST. ANDREW'S v. UNIVERSITY

St. Andrew's and the Varsity met in an interesting encounter in another Mamak Arture

At the Marina Ground yesterday. The

Kame

was very evenly contested each side scoring once. E. C. Fin- cher scored for the Saints and 5 Reed replied for the Varsity.

5

10

..........

7

0

121

the Club ground between the Hong Kong Cricket Club and the Kowloon Cricket Club first elevens commenced on Saturday when the home team took first knock."

Bowling Analysis

O. M. R. W. 3. 43 8 2 28 0

At the close of play the Club 10.3 1 35 Shad scored 282 runs for the loss of 0 17 2 five wickets against a weak Kow-

loon attack.

Baker Hunter Alexander Minter

4

Police R.C.

T. Hunter, not out

W. E. Meadows, b Whitley R. Wynne, b Robertson Extras (B. 1, L. B. 2)

Total (for 3 wkta.)

59

13

afth

50

125

The play was featured by the wicket stand between H. Owen Hughes (111) and A. W. Haj 3 ward (80 not out). Owen Hughes

hit 16 boundaries in his century.

C. F. Alexander, A. E. Carey, P. H. Loughlin, L. H. Oakley, F. Min- tey. B. G. Baker, G. W. Forrest,. and F. Hallam did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

Westlake Robertson Whitley

E. Strange

O. M. R. W.

0 36

The match will be continued to day.

ATHLETIC MEET

South China A.'A. Annual Sports

In spite of the inclement wea- ther, the first day of the South China Athletic Association's 10th annual athletic sports meet com-. menced yesterday at the Caroline Hill arena when some close finishes were seen.

Before a small gathering, the events, many of which were heats,

carried were

out. There were large entries in almost every event. The 400 metres open relay race open to the colony attracted entries from seven local clubs, associations or schools. South China was first and the Navy second in one of the heats while South Wales Bor derers were the other entrants into the Anal. The Youth's Asso- ciation were the other team that secured a place in the other beat.

The remaining events will be continued to-day and at the con- clusion of the sports, the Vice- President of the South China Athletic Association will present the prizes.

SECOND GOLF "TEST”'

Melbourne, Nov. 10. After winning the first golf "Test," Britain is on level terms with Australia in the second en counter of the series as the result

K.C.C. 2ND XI v. CLUB 2ND. XI

A third wicket stand by N.A.E. Mackay and A. E. Perry which realised 67 runs enabled the Row-of today's foursomes, loon Cricket Club juniork totál to @reath 254 before the stumps were drawn at the close of the day's play, when they were engaged with the H.K.C.C. in a friendly two-day match on Saturday at Kowloon.

The Chief stofers for the Kow-

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0 22 1

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0 37

1

2

0 27

0.

FRIENDLY MATCHES

CRAIGENGOWER FORCED

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ΤΟ "A DRAW The Craigengower wete forced to draw in a friendly game by the University on Saturday

When stumps were drawn, the LWO Cralgengower needed only

wickets in hand! runs to beat the University with 5

loon team were N. A. E. Mackay 59, W. Mulcahy 53. A. E. Perry ́49

Scott and Garnett (Britain) beat McKay and Williams 3 and 1.

Reyan and Ferrier (Australia) bent McLean and Bourne and s.

Four singles matches will b laved on Monday. Reuter.

and H. Hampton 31. Robinson Hong Kong Philharmonic

took 4 Kowloon wickets for 71 ruñiš the good while Potter returned average of 3 for 21. The match will be resumed to-day.

SCHOOLBOYS' SHINE

The friendly match in which the Diocesan Boys' School beat the

Society

MERRIE ENGLAND

CONCERT VERSION

The University declared at 138 Craigengewer by 78 runs at Happy China Fleet Club Theatre

for 7 wickets. A B. Tatë was the top scorer with 54 retired, and L T. Ride contributed 31 and Gosano 18. Lee took 4 wickets for 36 runs. The Cralgengower replied with 137 runs for 5 wickets when stumps were drawn. J. W. Leonard (49), F. R. Zimmern (22) and A. B. Ham- son (20) were the chief scorers.

H.K.C.C. V. K.C.C. » The two-day friendly game on

Valley on Saturday was featured by the third wicket partnership of 116 runs by J. Fong and G. T. Lee for the schoolboys.

The scores were: D.B.S.-187 for 3 dec. (J Fong 67 not out, G. T. Lee 66 A Kit- chell 3 for 50:) 0.0.0-89 (E. Souza 27. Mi, C.

B. R. Sargent 4 for 30. J. Fon 3 for 11.

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Nov. 17th & 24th

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