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WEEK-END SOCCER

Unfortunate Incidents Mar Good Games

(BY "PIVOT"},

The standard of football in some of the Senior games yes- terday left much to be desired in the matter of clean play and sportsmanship.

In the E. Lancs v. China Athletic games in the senior and Junior divisions rough, dangerous and questionable play was much in evidence although in the senior game Athletic came" out on top after the East Lanes had the better of the game in the second half.

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The rame between Kowloon and South China “A” on Sztar- day was also marred by questionable tactics when Leung Wing Chiu was ordered off and a Kowloon player was cautioned. This the third time in which members of the Kowloon Foot-

South China won despite • ball Club figüred in such "Incidents. the handicap of one man,

The refereeing in some of the games was also not up to standard. Many decisions were open to question especially in the R.A. v. St. Joseph's and E, Lancs. v. Athletic games,

St. Joseph's although much augmented by the inclusion of several new Army players could not withstand the onslaught of the Gunners and lost by two clear goals.

Recreio just scriped home against the Club, and South China "B" suffered their second defeat of the season at the hands of the Navy in an exhibition game...

EAST LANCS THIRD RUN RIOT

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

First Division

East Láncs.

1 Athletic

1

Police

3 Navy

2.

Second Division

East Lancs

1 Athletic

2

Third Division

"East Lanes. 9 Police

SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT A GLANCE

Exhibition Match

.5 China "B" 1 Royal Navy

2 8t. Joseph's

First Division

R. Artillery

Recrelo

3 HK, Clab

Kowloon F.C. 1 S China "A"

Lincolns

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S. Chios

Lincoln

Eastern

thus

2 Fusiliers

2 Kowloon F.C.

3 R. Engineers

2

one up before the interval. East

Lanes were inclined to use their

weight but the Chivese made good use of their speed.

After 20 minutes play Yaung Kah Ko scored with a beauty from a pass from the right.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1934.

CLUB BEAT ARMY

In Keenly Fought Rugger Match

The Club secured their first win in the Triangular Rugby Tourna ment on Saturday, when playing well together they outmanouvred the Army with their speed and tackling. The final score was 18 points to five in their favour,

Lammert was unable to turn up for Club, with the result that there was a last-minute re-shuffle of the team, but the changes did not seem to impair the excellent combination of the team.

HOCKEY

United Services

Victorious

The United Services beat the Civillans yesterday on the Marina ground by two goals to one.

The game was one of the best played and a drawn game would have been a nung result.

Surgeon Commander Phillips did not turn out, his place being taken by Lieut Roissier of the Lincolns. Benior who was originally selected to play at outside right took the centreforward berth vacated by Lt. Currey, who was on the sick list, Sergeant Reekes appeared on the right wing.

BOISTEROUS WEATHER

CONDITIONS

Monsoon Breaks Mainmast: Luana Topmast

Yachtamen encountered very heavy weather conditions qut- mido during yesterday's races and balling out was frequently necessary in nearly every boat.

The Luana broke her topmast in the course of the race für the Second Cruiser Championship. This might have handicap- pod her somewhat,but Commodore F. Elliott, R.N., managed to bring her in to finish third to "U, and L." (Mr. II. S. Rouse) and Aluma. (Mr. H, J.' Pearea),

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Monsoon (Mr. R. Grieve), lost her mathmast and Wanderer, with Mr. C. C. Blake at the helin, went to render amistance. As a conseqtience neither finished in its respective race.

The "W" Class was wòn by Maire (Cmdr. Orr-Ewing, R.N.) from: Mistral (Mr. G. V. T. Marshaḥ) and Tern (Captain P. F. .Foley), ..

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2ND CRUISER CHAMPIONSHIP

Course: Hong Kong (S.). Distance: 24 miles.

The game opened with the Army pressing, but after ten minutes the Clab, who were packing very well

From the hully off the Civilians in the scrums, pushed play, into the Army territory and Hubbard were on the offensive and Private touched down for the home team. Hollingsworth was called upon to afterwards Mesave shots from G. Bingh and Very shortly

breakaway the Gilchrist, receiving a pass from Divett. From a Meeke, tore down the wing line to Services took the lead through Lt. score near the corner fag. The Garthwaite but before long. G.

**Class-Started at 9.50 the. angle was too awkward for Ro-Singh gave the Civilians

Finished Fan. equaliser. The Services again took Typhoon . 15.37.55 bertson to convert.

the offensive and Garthwaite gave,

(Squadron Leader Keary) them the lead again. In the secCurlew................. 18.11.15

further there was no ond half

(Major Drennan) scoring although G. Singh and

Tern Divett got very close.

For the winners Bollingsworth in goal and Dulla Stagh at centre half wete outstanding while Garthwaite was the pick of the Services forwardia.

The Army, faced with this re- verse, began to put more heart in to the game and they pushed into the Club area. A brilliant attempt by Hardy was very spec tacular, but he was stopped just before crossing. Cumming broke away from the resultant sérum and passing neatly to Milter, en- abled the latter to add further points for the Club. The try was

The Civilians as a team còm- not converted, though, this time, bined well enough. Souza in goal Robertson had a fairly easy angle, gave a grand display, while F. V. A few minutes later McGilchrist | Wong at right back and W. Reed broke away on the left and was

at centre “half were outstanding. almost through when Gilmore, to Mackay, Divett and G. Singh in stop him, tackled him almost head the forward line played well, on. Just before the interval Turn- er, following clever play; passed

the leather to Bradford who cross-

After the change over East Lanes had the better of the game and was áll over the Chinese, They did everything bar scoring ed the Une. Once again the try the forwards being guilty of dilly-was not converted. dallying and wère inclined to walt too long. They were presented with a penalty but failed to con-

vert.

In the second half, the Army forwards played very nestly to- gether and combined impressively,

but they were often pulled up for Both teams used very question-offaide. A penalty awarded to the able tactics and the referee should have been stricter instead of be- ing so lentent, and the decisions given at times were very open to 1 criticism.

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POLICE v. NAVY

A game full of thrills and plenty of missed opportunities by both sets of forwards was witnessed yesterday on the Howloon Foot- ball Club ground when the Police beat the Navy by the odd goal 1in Ave.

Second Division "

2 R. Artillery

2

3 Fusiliers

2

0

3

1 R. Navy

2

Third Division

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R.A.F. Lincolns.^ Fusiliers

1 Recreio

University

R. Engineers

1 R.A.M.C.

1 Railway

• Radio

LEAGUE TABLES

TO-DATE

FIRST DIVISION

P. W. L. D.. A.Pts. South China "B" 10 7 1.2 26 13 16 South China “A” 9 9 0 0 30 6-18 Felice...... 10 5 6 4 28 1 14 Láncolns

....116 4 1 24 17 13 9 3 2 4 19 18 10

Fusiliers

Athletic

Navy.......

Recreio......

Baat Lancs.****

Artillery

Kowloon

St. Joseph's

9 3 2 3 18 18 9

8.3.2 3 27 19 9

11 8 2 1 37 20 17 .... ૩ ૪ 20 – 9

1 The game started at a fast pace 3 and after three minutes play. 2 Carnel gave the Navy the "lead from three yards out. After this goal the Police settled down to some really fine football and Moss after running through, shot wide Within a minute Moss was put through by Stephens and scored the equaliser with & drive into the corner of the net.

The Police took the lead through Johnson from perfect corner kick taken by Moss. At half time the score wag 2-1 in favour of the Police.

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chub was not productive of points while at the other end Barry and Morgan appeared to cross over to score for the Army when Cumming came along and fell on the ball The Army, however, were not to

from

be denied and from a scrum down

took possession Metcalf Baraclough and breaking through. sent Jones over for the Army to score. Metcalf converted,

the

From this point, however, game decime one-sided and the Club had much the better of the penalty. goals added before the final

argument. Two were whistle.

Lt Comdr, Denby, RN, refer- eed.

Caer Clark Cup

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H.K. Ladies v. St. Andrews Ladies The Hong Kong Ladies Hockey

Club defeated the St Andrew's Ladies in a Caer Clark encounter

Saturday on ground by two clear goals.

ob the

Marina

The Saints Ladies were

15.38.50

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(Capt. P. F. Foley) Monsoon....

DNF.

(Mr. Grieve) Mistral ....

15.33.49 2

15.19.05.1

(Mr. G. V. T. Marshall) Maire

(Comdr, Orr-Ewing) Fenquin

D.N.J. Cruisers-Started at 10

Finished, Corr. · Pan-

2

Aluma ....... 15.06.53 14.54.00

(Mr. H. J. Pearce)

La Cigale 15.09.5215.09.52 · ·8

(Mr. N. Croucher) Norseman...15.47.48 15.07.13

(Lt. E. F. Nicholson)

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U. and I.... 15.08.38 14.58.51 1

(Mr. EL S. Rouse)

Luana ...... 15.27.15 14.54.31

(Commodore Elliott) Wanderer

D.N.F. (Mr. C. C. Blake) Sealark V. ... 15.55.02 15.04.44-

(Col Carrington-Sykes) Cherub 15.44.56 13.04.41 - 4

(Mr. V. Goulborn), it

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lucky to concede both points as they were playing better and was from their occasional break-Norena 15.40.24 15.08.24

(Mr. M. Bergaust) awaya that the Hong Kong Ladies scored

The fast moving movements of the Hong Kong Ladies forwards were held in check by the Saints and it was close to the finishing

"that Mrs," Harrop stages through twice to score with per-

fect shota

"Y' Ladies V. C.B 8.

ran

In A very erratic game the "" Ladies' défented the Schoolgirls by five clear goals.

Miss P. McCaw opened the score. for the "Y" Lad'es during a melee,

beautiful Saturday's Matches she followed this goal with an-

The second half saw the Navy 10 1 4 13-20-improving but poor shooting rob- 11 371 16 397 bed them of a couple of chances. 9 17 1 13 24 a The Police put the issue beyond 1 7 1 8 a doubt when Johnson ran through to net the third goal The Navy SECOND DIVISION.

fought back desperately and was P. W.L. D. F.A.Pta. rewarded when Cannel beaded a Lincolns.........9 90.0 31 11 18 beautiful goal. The final whistle 10 8 11 36 17 17 sounded when the Navy was at- East Lancs 10 8 2 0 41:19 16 | tacking: Artillery 11 5 4_2_23_20_12.

મ 43 1 18 16 9 Sotah China. 9 4:3 2 23-14 10 Athleticadas

7 0 9 0 19 "8 10 Fasiliers

9 3 4 2 18 18 8 Engineers, 10 3 8 1 15 24 7 Eastern

92 0 1 11 24 B Club 11 0 0 4999 4

Navy

Jniveraity

"SECONDTM DIVISION

A

E. LANCS v. CHINA ATHLETIC

This game was also marred with foul play, East Lanes used their Y. Indians.... 8 0 3 1 10 5 weight to good advantage. The Kowloon 10 09 14 41 1 Chinese scored their first goal through Chan Chung Yean follow- ing a, misunderstanding between the Army backs

نمية

THIRD DIVISION

EXHIBITION GAME

• S. ÓBINA "B" V, NAVY

other shortly afterwards. Miss B Dalziel netted the third goal and Miss B. Walker added the fourth Just before the Interval.

Miss Walker scored the fifth in the second half.

5 4 1 0 13 4 8

53 1.1 15 5 7

the RN, and

An exhibition game in aid of Caer Clark League Table To Date

RN. Playground H. K Ladies 6.5 1 0 19 3 10 Fund was played off on the polo St. Andrew's... round when His Excellency the C. BA. Frederic C. Dreyer K.C.B. kicked Recreio Commander-in-Chief Admiral Biz """" Ladies off at 4 sharp, on Saturday.

C. B. S

The Massed band of the Royal Navy rendered selections before and during the interval of the

game.

Play was very even in the first half with Pepper doing some nice

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Recreio Teams

41.

The following have been selected work between the posts. Midfield to represent the Club de Recreio play was the order for the great in the matches against the Royal ed part of the first half and from Welch Fusiliers (to-day, at King's a breakaway South China scored Park) and the YMCA (tomorrow, through Yip Koon Ning from a Dec. 18, at Kings Park)--- pass by. Id Shek Yan

Verius Royal Welch Fusiliers, Immediately after the Navy Monday, at 5.00 pm;-) equalised through Cannel who'

H. Britto; A, A. dós Remedios and headed the bell into the net." A A. R. Botelho H Oliviera, N. After the breather play was Beltrao and J, Gonsalves; C. D'Al- East Lanes

much faster and the Navy should mado, G. Guterres, AV. Gosario, RAS.C,

have increased their lead on more B. Gosano and A. 8. Xavier, de Air Force 10.6.1 3 23 11 15 left the keeper, standing. After than one occasion.). After 20 "Versus V.M.C.A, Tuesday, Dec. 18, Fusiliers........ 9 6 3 0 23 16 12 the interval E. Lancs played pet minutes play Smith

added the at 510 pm Linconias

18 12 0 38 32 10 14 ter football but failed to score Navy's second goal when he hat Faria; A. A dos Remedios and Radio....... 12 8 0 0.23 20.12. RAMO, ......... 11 5 5 1 17 24 11 although they had the chances eluded several defenders and sent RA.0.0 9 3 6 0 15 286 Close to the end Thomson reduced in a rasping shot Folice 10 37 011 28 6 the lead. Engineers... 12100 11 38 4 Recreio

10 27.1.19 27 5 Mailwaye 11 8113 48

P. W. L. D. F. A.Fst 19 10 9.0 52 16 90

11 9 2 0.34 19 18

Yesterday's Games

SENIOR DIVISION

́E LANCS V. CHINA ATHLETIC

Ten minutes later Mok Ping Wah scored with a hard drive that

THIRD DIVISION

E, LANGS v. POLICE

SENIOR LEAGUE GAMES

A.AR. Botelho; E. Oliviers, N. Bel- trad and J. Gonsalvés; B. Gosano, H. A. Alves, A. V. Gosano, à M Xavier and A. 8: Xavier.

the

With a very · much-augmented team St. Joseph's had to admit scored more than three on The East Lancs third string ran defeat at the hands of the Gun-run of the play. But for the de- rlot yesterday when they trounced ers by two goals. Individually, fence put up by B. Strange a the Police by nine goals to nil their men shone, bat as a team heavier defeat would have been scoring-six in the first half and they were at alxes and sevene, Just the result for the Club, three in the second. During the before half time Morton scored From the start Comes brought second period of the game the for the Gunners with his head the ball down the left and a rasp This game was marred by rough | Police lost the services off their from a pass by Edmonds. Short-ng shot found Rodger gaping. and boisterous play and although goalkeeper who was injured. ly after the interval Smith scored Closely after A. V. Gosazo put the China Athletic won East Lancs Crossley (2), Pritchard, Elliot (2) and á misunderstanding was un- "Roca" ahead with a beauty of a bad only themselves to blame and dandtom scored in the first doubtedly responsible for the goal header. The Portuguese boys were They had all the opportunities to half, while Garswood missed a being disallowed. However, close Dressing all the time and close to score in the second half but fail penalty

to time Morton scored the second the interval Brown, reduced the ed to map up ous of them, and then

lead by a brilliant «rus through that gaye the K custodian-to

In the second half Sandford Con scored two while, the Põles-left Play

very even in the first back hid the misfortune to deflect half although the Chinese were a shot into hil om net

The Recreio were full value" for their points and they kiduld have.

Chance,

(Contianed on Paje 11)

SATURDAY'S KVENTS

and Joss (Mr. J. R. L. Stanton). third.

R. H. K. GOLF CLUB

Week-End Results

The play off on Saturday for the Jasper Clark Cup resulted in A. E. - Lassaman. (77) beating D. B. Robb (78).".

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Yesterday, D. 8. Robb beat Al McKeller 3 and 2 over 36 holes in the Championship.

TENNIS

Open Mixed Doubles Championship

H. D. Rumjahn and Mrs, Chiu Chun-Chiu... entered the third round of the Colony Mixed Dou- bles Championship by virtue of their win over. Mr. and Mis. Ho Ka Lau by 6-1, 6-3 at the Chi-

The total points gained so far are:-Wasp II 40, Joss 30, La Linda 27, Jan 28, True Blue 25, Gull 24, etc,

Major J. Austin won the "Enese Recreation Club on Saturday. Class in Colleen from Dorothea, C. Hung and Miss M. Griffiths, The winners will probably meet

and ̈ Ariel. The present standing Is;-Diana 15, Colleen 15, Rolla 13.. Dorothea 9, Ariel 5, etc.

In the "1" and "Y" Class Jade (Mr. R. B. Williams) was first and Robená (Capt H Marshall), second with Widgeon (Col Bilder- beck) third. The totals of points to date are:-"Heron 23, Jade 2 Roberia 22; Widgeon at Ailsa 19, etc.

In the "G" Class Capt. Quinlan steered Gael home first from Toy-

rette (Capt. W. J. Fennell) and Eunice (Mr E. 8. Dunlop). The positions now are:-Toynette 14, Joan 13, Lola 13, Gaël à, Strues 8 and Eunice 7:

the K.C.C. pair in the semi-final.

E C. Fincher and Miss O; Dal- niel have entered the second round at the expense of Paul Kong and Miss Cheung Woons Wal whom they defeated 6-4, 6-2. They will Grimble, who have received now meet Capt. Manders and Mrs. walkover from H. J. Armstrong and Mrs. Whitham 6:

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The Chinese Recreation Club announce, that the Second Round ties have been extended to Pe- cember 22.

Ariel

16.46.57

5

(Mr. E. G. Léẻ) Dorothea 18.43.58

(Major S. D. Reid) "1" and "T" Clais-Started at 2.30. Allsa

16.38.33

5 19

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Detailed results were as follow:

"A" Class-Started at 2.20

Finished. Pan. Pts. Ttl. Wasp II ... 16.23.42 1. 14 40

(Major Griffin)

5

La Linda..." 16.75.55

(Mr. E. Cock)

5

9 27

6

JOSS ............ 16.24:29 ૐ

(Mr. J. R. L. Stanton).. Qull............ 16.24.57. ↑ 4. 10. 24

(Mr. B. Naers) Cicada

16.28.30 6 (Mr. B.. E. C. Dixon) (f True Blue 18.24.03

(Mr. H. S. Rouse).

"H" Class-Started at 2.55***

Corrected Pan. Pts. Ttl.

16.48.13 4

3 11

30

8. 10

(Lt. Douglas) Jade

18.31.33. 1 10 22 (Mr. R. B. Williams) Heron

16.58.14 (Mr. D. P. Rossier) Robena

18.33.19 (Capt. H. Màrshall), Widgeon.... 16.34.39

4

8 23

8 22

3

7" a

3:12 25

(Col Bilderbeck)

(Mr. P. Ramus)

(Major J. Austin) "

Diana

The Third Championship' race for "A" Class Yachts of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club was won on Saturday by Wasp IL with Major Grifin at the helm, True | Colleen Blue (Mr. H. S. Rouse) was second

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5...14

“G” Class-Started at 2.35 Quel 10.47.20

(Capt. Quinlan)

Toynette 3 15

16.42.12 1715

10.47.55

W. (Capt. W. J. Fennell) Eunice........ 16.50.50 ?Mr. E. 8. Dunlop)

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makes.

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