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WEEK-END

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1934.

FOOTBALL

S. China “B” Defeated Again

LINCOLNS RETAIN 100 PERCENT

JUNIOR RECORD

(BY "PIVOT")

Yet another defeat has been debited to 5. China "B"-ibs time the Lincolns being the party responsible. In a very fast game which deteriorated after the sldiers had piled on three goals, fonts became frequent and spectators were heard to ex- hort players to "play the men" instead of the ball.

Police and Athletle played a very evezi ramie shd a draw was a very fair indication of the play although the Chinese missed a penalty.

St. Joseph's College put up a much better showing than was anticipated, the inclusion of several Queen's players put life into the team and this put a very different complexion to the match. With Dellar and Souza at back. Howe and Cb, were very much checked.

Lincolns junior retained their 100 per cent, record when they defeated E. Lanes by one goal yesterday.. Eastern and China Athletle made their exits in the Junior Shield Compell- tion by losing to the Navy and. Engineers respectively.

A large crowd was disappointed on Saturday when the Fu siliers failed to put in an appearance against S. China "A" at Caroline Hill.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AT well timed, drive from inside the

JUNIOR SHIELD

A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

S. China "B"

Athletic

1 Lincolns Police

Navy Athletic

Lincolns

8. China

SECOND DIVISION

area

S. China care very

near to

Scoring but Ash was equal to the 3 occaston at back. Baidry Was' o heavily brought down inside the area and Ridley shot "wide from the spot kick.

4 Eastern

0

2 Engineers

3

1 E. Lancs.

1 Fusillers

1 R.AS.C.

1

THIRD DIVISION

Engineers Lincolns

2 R.A.F.

Immediately after the interval S. China was awarded a penalty. the goalle effecting a very ine save from Tsang Sik Kan,

Following a corner kick. Mat- thew obtained possession and run- aning down the wing centred to Ridley who scored with well

SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT placed shot.

A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

3 University

Kawloon "Artillery

THIRD-DIVISION

Clab Kowloon Recreio

2 St. Joseph's

2

* Artillery

'4 East Lancs

SECOND DIVISION

Club

1

3

Recreio

2 Medicals

Railway Radio Fusiliers

1 Police

◊ R.A.O.C.

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2 E Lancs

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LEAGUE TABLES

TO-DATE

"; FIRST DIVISION.

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

Bouth China "B" 12.7 3.9 20 21 18 Police.

122 20 20 15 Lincolns

13 7 3 1 27 21 15 Clab...... Rearsic...

Athletic

Fasiliera

Navy

Artillery

Fast Lanes.. St. Joseph's Kowloon

11 4.2 5 23 21 13 10 4 3 4 23 25 19 1024 30 18-19

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After this play degenerated, fouls being frequent, and the re- feree had occasion to

Warn no

less than four Chinese players and two soldiers while the encourage" ment from the spectators was de- plorable.

The referee, however, had the game well in hand and, when the final whistle sounded,TM Lincolns were still on the offensive.

SECOND DIVISION Lincolns retained their, 100 per cent récord when they "defeated the E. Lanes by the only goal scored in the second atanza. The Arst hall was played at a fast rate, both sides trying hard to secure the lead. The game was inclined to be a bit boisterous. Rush scor- ed the only goal of the match.

LOCAL HOCKEY

Caer Clark Cup Matches

HK. LADIES WIN In a Caer Clark Cup encounter at Sookmpoo on Saturday. the Hong Kong Ladies, last year's champions, defeated the Central South Okina was surprised by goals to one after being led by

British Association ladies bf 3.

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to nil at the interval

the Fusiliers on their own ground yesterday. The Fusiliers were The game was scrappy and was leading by a goal scored by Hughes without interess throughout, and dan "the first half and immediately at the outset, the Hong Kong after the interval a penalty was ladles missed many opportunities, awarded the Chinese, Li Ting On In the middle of the first half, making no mistake. Both sides Miss Smalley ran past Miss Smlih were striving to add to their score | to score the first ang incidental- and close on time Punster scored | ly the only goal for the C.B.A. from a good pass from the right. At the resumption of play after the interval. the Hong Konk Ladies equalised through a 'mis-

THIRD DIVISION The RAS.C, was checked by the lowly placed Engineers in the Third Division and was forced to a draw. There was no score in the first half. Woods scored for the Engineers after the interval und Hopcroft equalised, -

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take caused by Miss, P. Woolley who, in attempting to clear a shot from Miss Churchill defected

the ball into her own net. After the lucky equaliser, the Hong Kong ladies were often

DI the

offensive, in the course of which Miss Churchill gave them the RAF. and Lincolas played a

lead, and shortly after, Miss Jacks defence game, the standard of which was ran through the C.B.A. far above the average of a thirdne to put the champions fur

ther ahead by registering the division game. Lincoins scored.

but despite this the Air Force both their goals through Turner, third and last goal of the game.

forced the game to a great extent.

Saturday's Games

“SENIOR DIVISION

St. Joseph's College put up & very creditable exhibition against the Club and shared four goals with them in an interesting game which was featured by the bril- Kant display given by some men from the Queen's regiment who turned out for the Saints,

Ward scored both goals for the college and it was good team work that put up such a good game. The college should have scored more than twice but

the Club

backs had a great deal to do with it. Howe scored.Club's first goal and he was instrumental in feed -Ing-his-wings-with-nice-passCE.

After the Interval Ward scored from After

and Miss Ferguson were outstand- ing on

the forward line while Miss P. Woolley at defence for the CBA

good played her usual game.

Miss Walker gave Migs Woolley able support.

For the winniers, Miss Churchill

SCHOOLGIRLS TROUNCED The Central British Schoolgir's were trounced by the St. Andrew's Ladies to the tune of 9 clear goals when they met in a Caer Clark Cup encounter on Saturday at King's' Fart.

The St. Andrew's ladles scored, 7 goals in the first half, but they could only manage to put two in- to the net in the second, owing to the schoolgirls' improvement. in their play as the game pro- gressed.

The schoolgirls played very un- tiringly all through but their op- ponents, on the whole, as a team were far superior.

The goal scorers were Miss M.

YACHTING

·SATUSDAY'S EVENTS

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht club's special event for "A" Class Yachts on Saturday was won by Commodore F. Elliott, R. N. who sailed Pat to beat Jan, with Mr. 0; Brúusgaard at the helm over an 8.8 miles course, Major J. A. Orimin säiled Wasp II to come in third.

for Mixed Classes in Toynette. With

Capt. W. J. Ferinell won the 'race

Ralla (Col. I. G. Kirke), second and Sirius (Mr Cooper) third over

the same course.

Full details were as follow:

"A" Class-Started at 1430

Finished Fas'n Carpenter Al 16.25.49

* (Mr. J. R. Bergue-Caugland)

'Oslo 42

16.34.26 (Lt. O'Brien RN.) Wasp II A3 16.17.60

(Major J. A. Griffin)

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9.

3

La Linda AS 16.25.51 8

(Mr. E. Cock)

Jan A6

16.18.31 Mr. O. Bruusgaard)

16.20.35 Isabel A7

(Doctor L. J. Davis)

18.20.37

Jess AB

Rolla H3.

(Lt. Gairdner)

LOCAL BOXING

Second Tournament Next Saturday

KING'S MEDAL FOR AIR CADETS

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Dec. 12.

The Air Mirditry announces that the King has signified his inten- tion of awarding a prize each half- year to the fight cadet at the Royal Air Force College, Cranwell, he at the passing-out examina- fan obtains the highest aggregato The prize,

The Hong Kong Boxing Associa tion "are staging their second tournament at the Lee Thontre он Saturday night when the main attraction on a programpe marks in all subjects. of six bouts will be that between which will be in the form of a

Ordinary Seaman James Frandy medal to be known as the King's of H. M. 9. Kent and Stoker Dee Medal, will be Arst awarded in July. of HM. B Medway for the Featherweight Championship the Colony,

of

Seaman Prandy is the holder three other bouts will be divulg- of the Featherweight Belt of the ed at a later date. Royal Navy and Royal Marines

He has a wonderful record, hav- ing taken part in more than 100 amateur bouts without having been beaten. It will be recalled that he secured A technical knockout decision over Signal- man Reid of HMS. Keppel a fortnight ago when the two met over six rounds,

Dee

Stoker Dee is one time Fly- weight and Bantamweight cham plon of M.S.' Cornwall. should give a. good account of himself in his new weight. He was not successful when he chall- enged Stoker-"Mickey” · Fryall of the Suffolk as he was not heavy enough for that class.

"A newcomer to the local boxing ring is the German Brilks who first came before the public's eyes when he had to retire in the 13th round of a 15 round contest against Jack "Kid" Berg in 1930. Brilka has many wins and draws to his credit. one of which was a It draw against Gunboat Jack.

is very rarely that “Gunboat” does not win

knockout. by a

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(Mr. J. R. L. Stanton) Pat. A12 ............ 18.13.01 1

(Commodore E. Biljett, A.N.) Painted Lady A14.. 16.17:57

(Major F. C. Booty)

Mixed Classes--Started at 14.45, } Corrected Poan't Diana Hi

D.NF. Colleen H

16.31.28 (Major T. B. Austin)

16.24.52

4

8

1

2

(Col L. G. Kirke) Aiskin H5

16.26.25 "(Mr. H. R. A Wood) Daphne, It

16.46 22

4

Arika

13

Stella Impres 16.31.10 (Mr. I. G. Pilcher) Robena Y4 .... 16.29.07

(Capt. H. Marshall) :

D.NF. Widgeon Y5 Adanac Y9........ 18.33.25

(Major Kennedy) Gael Gl

........... 18.29.43 (Capt. Quinlan)

18.35.38 (Mr. Antheny) Tpynette G2 18.19.51

(Capt. W. J. Fennell)

16.37.21 Joan Ge

(Mr. F. Copé)

16.26.20 Sirius 07...

(Mr. Cooper) Loja G8

Lt. G. Parkeri.

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meets A. B. Appleby of HMS, Pandora who is an excel- lent boxer. It is fully expected that Appleby will give the Ger 'man a good fight.

5

9

6

10

1

12

3

16.35.46

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Woolley (4), Miss F. Wong, Miss Eunice G3 a very dincult angle and pressure for a while E Everest (2) and Miss P. Gittens (2), Strange equalised with a ground.

shot.

On the run of the play, the College should have obtained both, points.

POLICE v ATHLETIC Police and Athletic played a very fast and interesting game which resulted in a goalless draw, both sides attacking in turn, From a breakaway Mak So was lucky to clear just in the nick of time. Many corners were obtained by the

Despite the inclusion of the Bar 'Police against the Chinese but derers' players, Kowloon could not. were unfruitful. Blackburn hand- withstand the attacks of the Gun- led in the area and Tang Kwongners and lost by three goals. Sum kicked feebly outside.

Perkins was tested by La Hung Ching from close in and brought ***** 9 0 3 3 10 18 9 10 3 4 3 19 17 9

off a well timed clearance. In 439 31 19 43 9terval arrived, with the score blank. | JS 2:64 17 258 After the breather the Chinese 11. 1 7 3 11.31 8 attacked but "Plle and 10 18. 1 18 27 X

·SECOND DIVISION

P. W. L. D. FAPta. Lincolns 11 11 0 0 35 11 22 NAWY

11 8 1 3 38 18 18 East Lancs.........

12 8 3 12 14 17 Actifiery 13 8 5 2 20 25 14 Athleticsear

8 8 2 0 24 19 Bonth China... - 114 4 3 26 18 11 Fusiliera

144 31 18 11 18 11 University 10 4 5 1 10 23

12 1 6 5 14 39 7

The game was not up to the standard of first division football, and, with the exception of a few bright moments, It was listless and devoid of interest,

Artillery scored through Morton his who lobbed the ball over the colleagues were equal to the occs-zoalle's head. Kowloon went very sion. Following several Corners near but just missed. Morton add- against the Chinese. Ching obtained possession, and,

14 Bunked the second when Smith lobbed the ball into the goalmouth with ping down the field centred.

the former diverting cleverly into Perkins rushed out and Au Plug the net. Ming with an empty goal in front of him struck the upright, the ball was subsequently transferred to midfield.

S

The Police was fouled just out- side the Chinese area and the re-

10 7 1 12 29 6sultant free kick was cleared. End

loon'........... 120. 10. 2 3 45 2

THIRD DIVISION -

F. W. L. D.F. ANN

East Lancs .............. 14 12 3 0 71 19 24 BAS.C.

14 11 21 41 23 33 Lincolns

13 8 32 42 18.18 Air Force... 12 8 3 3 23 18 18. Familiers..... 11 7 4 0 38 18:14 Radio

14. 8 7 1 23 23 13. RAM C YRA.O.C

Police.... Engineers. Railway Recreio

13 6 6 1 23 30 13 12 4 7 1 19 28.9 12 3 8 1-12 36 1 14 3 10 1.18 42 7

13 2 9 2 15 51 6

12 2 0 1 24 37 5

Yesterday's Games

SENIOR DIVISION

The third goal was scored in the second half after Pardoe had sent the ball to Morton, Morrison mis- kicked and Morton beat Boyes with a low drive.

RECREIO AND "T" DRAW The Recreio and the ladles met in a Caer Clark Cup game on Saturday at King's Park, the game resulting in a draw of one goal each.

Miss G. Roza, keeping goat for the Recreio ladles was in a large measure responsible for her team sharing the points with the "", making many brilliant clearances.

of the play, but Miss Wilson who At the start, the "Y" had most

played at back for the Portuguese team was in great form; clearing nicely.

In the second half play was even. with both teams attacking at times.

stanza, through Duncan who, in- cidentally, performed the "hat. trick." Law scored for the Varsity.

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Kowloon, juniors went down to the Gunners by three goals. The game was evenly contested in the first half with the Gunners going Another hesitancy on the part very near on several occasions. to end play followed and when the of the referee marred a good Leach scored the Arst goal in the final whistle sourided both teams game between Recrelo and second half after a piece of good were trying to secure the lead. Lancs in which the Portuguese combination Immediately after boys were far too fast for the Brown scored a snap`· goal. A soldiers and emerged winners by through pass gave Thompson un four goals to two O'Donnell was openlig with which he made no ordered off the field. E. Lencs mistake. Kowloon pressed but scored both their goals from could not reduce the lead.

Junior Shield

NAVY BEAT EASTERN

side against the Navy and lost by

Eastern fielded a very depleted | penalties.

"

The Rect" fully deserved their

four goals although in the course of "win which was mainly due to the

the match they had two chances of equallsing but on both occasions with only keeper to beat at close range, 'they' shot wide.

THIRD DIVISION RAMO and Restelo played a fast game far above the average of primarily responsible for the dan-third division footpall. E.A.M.C.. rerous movements

brilliancy of B. Gosano who was

Recreio scored right from the start, T. Castilho deflecting the ball into the net from Alvear cen- tre. Following a scrimmage in the Rec's goal month, Bilva Netto

The Navy scored three of the four goals through Dodds, playing at outside right, but with the ex- caption of this man the forward line was very unimpressive. At handied and Gorman made po half time they were one up and atter the resumption three more goals were scored, Dodds complet ing the "hat tick" and Cook added the fourth close on time..

R.E. v CHINA ATHLETIC

won by four goals to two, stored by Snacks, Poole and Your in the first half and Lawrence deflected the hall into fewn goal, Bantos scoring both for Recreio

Railway and Police played a mistake with the spot kick. Im-drawn game of one goal all in a mediately after the resumption Every even encounter with defences Gosano converted from s comer dominating the play. Chan Chul kick. Then occurred the misunderscored for the Police and Chan standing of the whistle from whit Hau Ting equalized. Alves scored and tempers were ruffled resulting in O'Donnel be- ing ordered off

S. CHINA “B” v. LINCOLNS In this game the soldiers supe- Tiority was quickly evidenced after the Chinese had scored their only zoal. From the start Lincolne pie tacked Biggins striking the cross bar with the Chinese custodian well beaten, South China, broke in a fast encounter the Engl clever movement between away and Yeung But Tick centred peers had the better of the China beautifully for Trang Kat Ki to Athletic, in another Junior Shield head well out of the goalies reach fame. Both teams played good to score for the Chinese. From football and at half time the score the restart Lincolns ---- quickly stood two all. After the resump equalised through Malpas from a tion Engineers had the better of

rom the left.AM

play

Gosano (F) and Alves was reward- eg, Alves cleverly drew the defence out and sent the leather to B Gosago who beating his opponent to the ball crashed it into the net. Towards the end of the game Gor- butes | the game-but poor, shooting rob- - man scored another penalty. uck the bed them, of a

rive from Close

time they

Ecertainties.

and Darby (2) scored-for. TF 104 AW Kim Fing ing Wing Hing repler för

SECOND DIVISION

Radio and BAOC,played & soulless draw in which again the defences of both teams excelled. Singh played a good game for the Radio but receiving very little sup port while Gooch played well for the Ordinance defence

East Lancs retained their mier position bye

The Varity boys played speedy | chand ""(3): football in the first half but there soor

"three goals in the second

A return bout will be provided by AB. Windgrave of HMS. Medway and A.B. Fancy of H.M.8. Suffolk. The former obtained a Technical knock-out decision in & six round welterweight contest at their last meeting.

There are three other, events, including a 10-round bantam- weight contest between an Ameri- can sailor and one of the China Fleet boxers,

This promises to be one of the highlights of, the programme, as (both men are reputed to be the best in their class in the Colony.

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BOXING

INTERNATIONAL CONTEST LEE THEATRE SATURDAY, 5th Jan, 1985 1 at 9.15 p.m. Featherweight Championship of the

Colony.

STOKER DEE HMS. Medway

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A. B. PRANDY H.M.S. Kent

8 Rounds Welterweight Contest MAX BRILKER Former German Welterweight Contender

A.B. APPLEBY H ME. Pandora

6 Rounds Middleweight Contest

A. B. FANOY H.M.S. Medway

A. B. WINGRAVE H.M.8. Hedway

In addition to the above fights three other boats will be staged, the com... petitors having yet to confirm their engagement.

Booking at MOUTRIES

for Mombers of the Mis Hongkong Boxing Association on Wednesday, 2nd and Thursday. 3ră January.

General Public

Friday, 4th & Saturday, 6th Jan. Ringside Seats 15.50; other 13.80 and $1.10. (Including Amusement Tax).

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