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WEEK-END

Interesting Games. Played

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1934.

FOOTBALL

St. Joseph's and Recreio played a grand gameesterday which resulted in a drawn game of one all while the Athletic were the masters of Lincolns. E. Lanes just scraped home against the Fusiliers by the odd goal in three.

South China "A" had a very easy time against their "B" team on Saturday. Only once did the "B" team looked like

w#3 giving them a fight for is and that when they scored their only goal in the Arst five minutes.

LEAGUE TABLES

TO-DATE

FIRST DIVISION

P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. South China "A10-10 0 0 35 -7 20 South China "B" 11 7 9 9 97 18 16 Police......

11 6 2 4 29 20 14 Lincolns

12 6 6 1 24 20 13 Clab... 10 4 2 4 21 19 18 Athletic

9.49 3.30 19 11 10 3 3 4 21 23 10 ***** .3 33 19 18 9 10 3 4 3 13 17 9 il 2 6 4 15 81

19 3 8 1 18 43 7

Rocreio......

Fusiliers

Navy

East Lancs...........

Artillery

St. Joseph's 10 1 7 8 9 29 4 9.1 7 1 13 24 3

Kowloon .....

SECOND DIVISION

P. W. L. D. F.A.Pts.

Lincolns

Navy

East Lanca.

Artillery

South Chins....

Athletic

University Fusiliers

Engineers. Eastern.. ...Club ....

Kowloon

10 10 0 0 34 11 20

10 B 1 1 35 17 17

10 8 2 0-41 19 16 122 23 26 12 to 332 20 16 12 € 2 0 94 9 12 9 4.4 1 13 19 9 10 3 4 3 19 17 9

11 4 6 12 24 9 10 2 7 1 12 205

11 0 7 4 11 32

4.

11 9.2 5.42 2

THIRD DIVISION

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P. W. I. D. F. A.Pat. East Lancs... 13 11 2 0 66 17 23 13 11 0 40 22 22

RAS.C... Lincolns.. Air Force Fusiliers. Radio... R.A.M.C.

12 3 2 40 18 18

11 6 9 3 23 14 15

10 720 31 16 14 13 8 7 0 3 23 12 12 6 0 1 19 28 11

70-19-58-8. 11 3 Engineers...... 13 3 10 0 17 41

Polico...

Boercio

Railway:

8 0 11 34 6

6

11

28 1 22 33

5

12 2 9 1 14 50

6

Yesterday's Games

RESULTS

FIRST DIVISION

St. Joseph's

Fusiliers

Lincolns

I Recrelo

1. East Lancs

G; Athletic

." SECOND DIVISION

Engineers"

RAM.C.

5 Artillery

TT RD DIVISION

2" R. A, 8. C.

several defenders. Close on time Au the defence out Fing Min drew and had only to lob the ball into an empty net.

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E.

Royal Welch went down Lancs by the odd goal in three. From the commencement a pen- alty was awarded to the Fusillers but the spot kick was of no avail. Ding dong play was confined to mid field and from a breakaway Harrison scored with a beauty to but the Fusiliers one up...

After

Lancs the interval E worked hard and their efforts were rewarded when Goldman soon

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ing and clumsy methods" robbed them of many a good movement. Two penalties were awarded the Police In the second half the pist against Strange for hands which Rodger cleared magnificently and the second was for a similar offence, this time Moss made

mistake.

JUNIOR GAMES

LOCAL CRICKET

All League Games

Cancelled

Due to the unfavourable weather conditions during the week-end. nosil league games scheduled to be decided were cancelled, but, bow- ever, three friendly matches were Diayed The Kowloon Cricket Club lost to the Indian Recreation Club y 50 runs in the Senior Division, while in the Junior Division, the Indian R.C. were easy victors over the Police, winning by 82 runs, and the Club defeated the Craigen Bower by a big margin.

K.C.C. v. I.K.C.

YACHTING

Saturday's Events

Mr. Bruusgaard won the "A" Class event on Saturday in Jan in the fourth championship” serien from Commodore F. Elliott, R.N. in Pat, and Mr. HS. Rouse in True Blue.

Diana (Mr. P. Ramus) won the "H" Class, with Colleen (Major Austin) second and Ariel (Mr. E, G.

Lee) third..

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The " and "Y" Class was won by Robina (Capt. H. Marshall) and Tynette (Capt T. J. Fennell) won..

the "G" Cisss event.

The Athletle were the superior team when they defeated Eastern by Ave goals to one. Au Kin Fung netted the early goal and shortly afterwards Tse For Lim increased it from à "penalty. Just before half time Cheung Moon Wing scored. Chân Chun. Ying scored Despite a vain effort by E. F. Fin- and Fung Tiol Po replied for Eastcher who played a gaijant knock of Carpenter Al.... ern. Cheung Moon Wing added 32 runs, Kowloon CC. were dis- the Afth.

missed for 72 runs, 50 runs in ar- rears of their opponent's score the Indian R.C. when they met in a friendly encounter at King's Park.

The Royal Welch was unlucky to share the potats with Kowloon 1 on the run of play they de- served to have both points. Kow- loon felded four

ex-S.W.B.

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and resorted to too much indi- vidual efforts The first goal came as a result of a pass from Hughes to Evans who cut in to beat the custodian. Kowloon

Kowloon

The Indians had first lease of the wickets and realised 122 runs, to which §. A. Ismall was the top | scorer with 48 not out while A. R. Abbas made 27 and M. el Ar- culli 15. Lee took 4. wickets for 31 runs.

In reply, the K.C.C. could only the only batsman who made a stand.

Full results were as follows:

"A" Class~Started at 2.20

Finished Pan. Ttl 16.28.40 · ទ 16 (Mr. R. J. Edwardes-Jones) Osla A2

18.29.53 10 5

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16

(Lt. O. Brian). Wasp II. AS 16.25.20 147

(Major Grifin)

D.N.S. Artemis A4........ La Linda. Að „... 18.26.67 18

(Mr. E. Cock) Jan A6

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16.12.53 (Mr. O. Bruusgaard) Isobel AT 16.31.04 11

(Comdr. Cowling) Joss A8

(Mr. Stanton)

scored from a penalty after 25 / equalised through Winch who rob- score 72 tuns, E. F. Fincher being Gull A9..... 10.19.55

minutes play. Close to the game Donald added another to the match certain for East Lanca.

JUNIOR GAMES

make

- The Gunners were no match for the alppy Engineers' forwards and went down to them. by Ave clear goals. Callard and Howlet scored in the first half and Howlet and Darby (2) in the second.

THIRD DIVISION

bed the ball off the feet of the Welch backs.

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SEVEN-A-SIDE HOCKEY

"Y" Ladies Win Pearce Cup

In the final of the Seven-A-Bide Ladies Hockey Tournament for the Pearce Cup, the "Ladies de feated the St. Andrew's Ladies at King's Park by the only goal scored in the extra time added to play.

As evidenced by the scoreless play during the full-time, the match was very evenly contested and exciting throughout.

Miss Dalziel, playing at Centre- forward for the "Y" played an ex- cellent game, and the goal scored during the Ave" minutes extra time was through her, who in a solo ef- fort ran through the defence, to hit the ball out of the goal-keeper's reach into the net.

Miss Dalziel, incidentally scored the winning goal in each of her team's three encounters that gave

them the trophy..

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At the conclusion of this game, Mrs. T. E. Pearce presented the 40 Cup to the victors.

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10.17.32

4

40.

5

93

(Mr. B. Naess) Cicada A10......

DNS.

19

INDIAN R.C.

A. H. Rumjahn, c. Mackay, b

Lee

True Blue All... 18.18.15

(Mr. H. S. Rouse) Pat A12........ 16.15.15

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The scores were:

University lost to Lincolns by scored three clear goals. Rush the first goal when. he bundled

A. R. Abbas, c Gittens, b Lee ... 27 ball and keeper into the net.

After the resumption University M. P. Madar, c Mackenzie, b

Lee no avail. Toyne pressed but to sent Clayton ahead who netted A. R. Minu, c Mackenzie, b Lee first timer, Harper S. A. Ismail, not out with, a headed the third goal from a pass by Toyne.

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South China defeated Club by R.AS.C. consolidated their post- the odd goal in five after being two up at one period. The first tion, when they defeated the RA. MC. by four goals to twp. Beas-goal was scored through a misun ley (2) Qualty and Flood were the.derstanding on the part of the

Bervice for the

Corps Clup detence. Binate miskicked

scorers

while Millington and Payme re- pied for the Medicals

SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

R. CHINA "A" 6 S. CHINA. "B" 1 ARTILLERY

POLICE

0 NAVY

4

1 CLUB

2

5 EASTERN

SECOND DIVISION

ATHLETIC

FUSILIERS

1 KOWLOON

UNIVERSITY 0 LINCOLNS

2 S. CHINA

Just before the interval and Lee Wing On scored.

A. M. Rumjahn, c Mackay, b

Dunne

(Commodore F. Elliott) Painted

9

Lady A14 16.21.42 (Lt.Cdr. H. V. King)

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46

P. D. Pereira, b E. F. Fincher

5. Diana H1.

“H” Class-Started at 2:55

Corrected Pan Til 16.98.57 1 22

M. el Arculli, c Lay, b Mac-

kenzie

15

(Mr. P. Ramus) Colleen H2

(Major Austin)

1 Rolla H3

5

(Mr. D. Allén)

Siskin ES........ 16.42.96)

16.39.421 2

16.41.34 4 18

B

20

7

Gittios

2

(Mr. H. R. Wood)

M, Omar, c E. C. Fincher b

Ariel H. 16.40.7743

Smith

7

Extras (B.I.)

Total

A Rahmin, run out

Y. Hassin, c E F. Fincher, b

Fisher scored after the interval who ran through to beat the goalie after Chan Tak Fatran through again to score S. China's: third goal. From a rebound of the Chinese goal Furyls sent the Lee ball into an empty goal."

THIRD DIVISION

Radio was no match for the Royal Welch in a third division

Smith

Bowling Analysis

(Mr. E. G. Lee)

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1 Dorothea H9 16.44.31 A 10

near to the end for at this stage, they registered a goal.

In the V-GB.8. eppounter, a closely-fought game was witnessed. the School girls losing after hold- ing the "Y" to a goalless first-half However, the "y" managed to score the deciding goal in the sec- ond half to give them the victory.

THE SECOND ROUND

A close game was seen in the Central British Association-Hong Kong Ladies game in the Second round which resulted in the victory of the former side by the only goal scored in the game.

After a few minutes play, Miss M. Smith opened the scoring for the CB.A. with a spectacular goal. No further scoring was done after thits and ding-dong play was the order.

Misa A. Jacks, playing at centrs- half, was outstanding player for the lasers,

THE FIRST ROUND In the first round of the Tourne- ment, the "Y" Ladies beat the Re- crelo by ons goal to nil." The goal was scored in the early stage of the game.

The "Y" attacked throughout the

game, and Miss Dalziel after only

THE SEMI-FINALS The semi-finals of the Seven-A- Side tournament were played earlier in the day. The "Centralia short time of play scored.

For the winners, Misa" Brown, British Association went down to the St. Andrew's Ladies by the Miss Dalziel and Miss Walker at odd goal in three, while the "the forward line combined well but Ladles accounted for the Central were rather erratic when in front British School by the only goal of the goal-mouth," scored in the match.

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FRED PERRY'S FOURTH

DEFEAT

Sydney, Dep. 23.

In the Triangular International

Miss M. Woolley scored the two goals for the winners in the St. Andrew's Ladies v. C. B. A. game. Miss Smith registered the lone goal for the losers. Miss Wool- ley was outstanding, playing a tennis tournament, between Aus- good game throughout. The at.tralia, Great Britain and France, Andrew's Ladies had most of Jack Crawford, Australian Davis the play in the first half and

Oup captain and ex-Wimbledon after three quarter of the full-champion, again defeated Fred time had been played, they were two goals in the lead. The losers recovered well as the gaine drew

5 26 Wedgeon Y5 ... 1631.09 (Major T. Morris), Adanac Y....... 16.36.17

Fey world No. 1 ranking lawn tennis player, In straight sets, winning by 6-0, 6—İ.

Ferry was obviously stale and suffered his fourth defeat in three weeks...

HEALTH BULLETIN OF

EASTERN PORTS

Week Ending December 15, 1934 Plague: From-Penh, 1 case. Cholera:-Bassein, 4 cases; Cal- cutta, 46: Madras, 8; Chittagong, 3. case; Small-Ppx:-Bombay, 1 Calcutta, 19: Mudrag, 8; Negapa- tam, 10: Tuticorin, 1: Vizagapatam, 8, Colombo, I; Macao, 4 deaths; Canton, 3 cases; Shanghal, 3.

Typhus:-Alexandria, 1 case.

B

Reuter.

(Major Kennedy)

(Major 8. D. Refd)

Zephyr IB D.N.3.

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“I” & “E" Class-Started at 2.30 Daphne 11 16.41.24

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2

“G” Class—Started at 235 Gael G1

16.45:50

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13

(Lt. Campbell)"

3 O. M. R. W. | Ausa 13 ......... 18.38.35

(Capt. Trimble)

28

Toynette G2

18.40.47% 121

10 5' 21

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(Lt. Douglas)

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(Capt. T. J. Fennel) Eunice G3

16.45.21

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E. F. Fincher Dunne .Mackenzie Gittens

5 0.20

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Mr. J. G. Pilcher)

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1 Jade Y2

18.27.271 230

(Mr. E. 8. Dunlop)*** Joan G6.........

16.45.391

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(Mr. R. B. Williams) 1 Heron Y3 16.29.041. 4

(Capt. C. T. Ingle) Robina Y4

(M. F. Cope).

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Sirius G7 18.45.27

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10

(Mr. H. M. Finley)

3

16.27.15 (Capt. H. Marshal)

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Lola G9NER

16.43.08 2

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(Mr. P.G. Parker)

N. AE. Mackay, e Madar, b

Muu

* KOWLOON 0.0.

3 encounter and lost by 3– goals, -E, C. Fincher e Abbas, b Pereira.

3 Singleton, Davies and Salter were | A. T. Lay, e Rumjahn, b Minu

the marksmen.

CLUB

4

THIRD DIVISION

1 RADIO

0 FUSILIERS

3

3. R. A. F

0

O LINCOLNS

2 R.A.0.C.

3 POLICE

RECREIO

O' RAILWAY

SENIOR DIVISION St. Joseph's College and Recreio played a drawn game of one all yesterday at Caroline Hill. The featured by brilliant came was defence work put up by Souza and Dellar.

3 ENGINEERS-

1 E, LANCS.

SENIOR GAMES

R.A F.'s colours was once again. Lee, Pereira

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They lost by three goals scored by

4 Routledge (2) and Woodcraft.

Scoring within the first Ave minutes of the game South China "B" went down to their "A" team by five goals to one.

Lai Biu, Wing gave the "B" the lead as a result of a clever piece of opportunism. Immediately after Ip Fak Wah equalised with a beautiful drive, the result of a very Ane piece of combination. Ng Po. Kui scored the "A's" sec ond goal after Ip had brought the keeper to his mees. After the interval Tam scored after Ng had End to end play was the order missed. Ip Pak Wah scored twice

The Saints played with ten men at the opening and was soon on the attack. From a corner Beatty just headed over. At the other end Castilho catting in, missed with a grand shot.

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Police was completely routed by the Lincolns and suffered a heavy defeat by 8 goals to nil. Turner (4) Thorpe (2), Reeson and Lilley were the scorers.

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An interesting game resulting in a win for the Engineers against the Recreio was witnessed at the King's Park The Engineers scor- ed 8 times to Recreio's three. Wood (2) Clark (2) Jones and Ferris scored for the Engineers and San- los scored all three for the Recs.

East Lancs defeated Railway by

for some time and from a break-to put the game beyond any doubtour goals to one. Sandford (3)

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and Crossley scored for the sold- away Gomes had an easy opening

lers and Wong Kam Woon repiled but his shot was blocked in the The Artillery could do. Nothing | for Rallway. nick of time. On the other hand against the methodical attack of from a nice combination Beatty the Navy and lost by four clear snot only to see the ball being goals," but for the good goal keep- handled by Bowen, The same playing of Durham the score might

have been much heavier, er took the spot kick and gave. E. chance. Recreio "Marques 130

SUNDAY HERALD

CUP

Portugal Wales

The following have been chosen

-rapresent Portugal

F. S. W. Smith, e Rumjann, b

Pereira...

1 11

S. V. Gittens, c Abbas, b Pereira 14 C. I. Stapleton, b Rumjahn ...... P. O. Dunne, b Abbas W. L Mackenze, not out F. I. Zimmern,

Abbas

Extras

Pereira,

•Total .......

Bowling Analysis

Q. M. R, W.

2 22 4

5. 0 24 2

3

0 211

2

240

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Pereira Minu Rumjaho Abbas Hassan

0 5:0 LR.C. JUNIORS DEFEAT POLICE

In a friendly match at Bookup- poo, the Indian Recreation Club juniors defeated the Police Re- creation Club by 62 runs. IRC-143 (M. Afzal 40, A K Ismall 20, A Baker 5 for 35, C. F. Alexander 3 for 40). Police:-81

(T. Hunter 28, C. F. Alexander 15, A. R. Kitchell 2 for 5, A, K: Suad 2 for 7). CLUB'S EASY WIN AGAINST CRAIGENGOWER

After ten minutes play, Cannel livened up a little and from a re-scored from two yards from a pass sultant corner kick B. Gosano off Wearmouth. Just on

bali headed in to the corner Pearce me the Navy increased the lead being blocked by Elm

Cousens scoring. At this stage

The Hong Kong Cricket Club. The second half was productive Pyatt was hurt and had to leave to

againat juniors beat the Craigengower in of some fast football. The Saints the field. Close after the resump-Wales in the Sunday Herald Cup a friendly match at the Valley. were unlucky not to have added ton Smith passed squarely to to be played at the Kowloon Foot-EK.C.C.--157 (L. D. Kilbee 52, R. further to their score when Ward Carnel who beat. Durham with a ball Club ground on Boxing Day, from 40 yards out gave a beautiful low shot. driver with Marques, well beaten The Artillery should have col- only to see the ball just skipped lected at least one goal but their over. Although both teams strived efforts were baulked and fust be hard to score nothing fruitful fore time Wearmouth ran through came out of it at the final whistle. to score the fourth goal of the

match.

26th fast:

EM. Marques; R. Silva-Netto and B. Souza; N. T. Delgado, N. A Beltrao and F. J. Elms; B. Gorno, A. Ward, A. V. Gotano, J. Gomes and J. L. 9. Alves (Capt:).

Rezerves: V H Marques, 7. F. Victor, J. Gonsalves, T. M. Castil- ho, L. Fernandes and C. Bantos.

· Kick Of-3,30 p.m Colours-White Knickers.

Shirts, Blue

"AMERICAN FOOTBALL

8. W. Paterson 29, C. W. Lam for 87, A Kitchell 2 for 33). C.C.C.-81 (G. Souza 21, R. Lacey

18, G. E. R. Divett 3 för 31, Er R. Duckitt 3 for 16).

SHANGHAI RUGGER

DEFEAT

Men University Success

Shanghai, Dec, 22 Staging an irresistible comeback,

A very interesting, thrilling and fast football was seen at the Soo-- Club was decidedly lucky to have konpo ground yesterday when the collected both points, the Police Athletic defeated Lincolns by three being at times quite on top of goals. Both tearns had their chare them. They have to thank 8 of play in the first half with the Strange and Gamble for their win odds slightly in favour of the and the good goal keeping of Chinese. Both goals were being Rodger. attacked in turn and many an- The Club was the first to score.

A mediocre crowd turned up the viting Meiji University tour- xious moments were gone through, Fowler slipped the ball to Howe From a free kick against Lincolns who eluded a couple of defenders yesterday to witness the Lingnan ing rugby fifteen to-day desaled Just outside the ares Tam Kong and scored with an acute shot. University and a local team cap the Shanghal Rugby Football Club Bum scored with a beauty to put Shortly before the interral Fowler, tained by Matty Cheng plays an by 19 points to le the Caness one up. After the in-ent in from the right, and made American Football game. ~ This is improved and Ho. Ker so mistake with a grand driver, is sequel to the defeat sustained the restart the Police had by the local squad in Canton on Kuen running through from the centre line scored after eluding themselves to blame, poor position

The Japanese scored two goals in rapid succession five minutes from the and

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