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WEEK - END FOOTBALL

Interesting Ties

(By "PIVOT")

again

R. H.K. GOLF

CLUB

| Starting LE

Fanling

For

The starting times for to-mor-

row, Sunday, January 20 are as follow

Old Course

9.36 .m.3. H. Dodwell" and K S.

* Morrison"

9,40

Football last week was productive of a disgraceful scene, as a result of which a game had to be abandoned. I refer to the Radio V R.A.F. match. Not con- tent with fisticuffs the players of the Radio left the field, and at- tacked an Airman who had to beat a hasty retreat only to be, over- hauled and mauled. What will the Council do about it? Earlier in the Season à Junior Club was sus- pended for a less flagrant in- fringement. Will the Council now take steps to ensure that such in- cidents do not. recur? The press had before been notifed of the findings of the Emergency Coun- 10.00 ell but of late they have been kept in the dark.

"R. K. Colings. and J.

Angwin.

W. J. Jamieson and D. J. Gilmore.

D. Ells and C. H. Brad-" ley.

9.41

9,48

0.52

A. Sommerfelt and I

Geare.

9.56

10.04.

10.08

10.12

2

the

10.16

South China "A" and Club de Recreio will be guring in two matches this week end. In their first match the Chinese will re- ceive the Club and despite latter's showing against the police I do not think the Chinese will be very much extended, especially 10,20 as they are at home.

10.32

The Recs may give the Chinese 10.24 better showing on Sunday. The Portuguese lads are quite nippy 10.26 and they play almost, the same type of football as the Chinese. Though the odds are slightly in favour of the Chinese, the Reas will give them a good run for the points.

On Saturday Lincolns are enter- raining the Recs and a good game should be provided.

H. G. Williams and J. C. Dumbar.

W. Woodward and Mycock

P. Morrison and P. E. Scoones.

W. H. B. Rigg and M. N. Cootes.

C. W. Jeffries and J. Coulthart.

W. J. Carrie and WJ. Waddington.

J. Harrop and D. J. Valentine.

J. W. Mayhew and D. L. Prophet.

R. A. Rodgers and T. R Rowell.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1935

CLUB-BEAT NAVY

Triangular Hockey Tournament

In the return Triangular Tour- nament Hockey match. Club de- feated a Naval XI by three goals. to one and fully deserved their win. The game, was very scrappy at times but flashes of individualy brilliance compensated for what ever defects shown, Owen-Hughes. recelved, the full force of a hit on, his leg and was imping very badly towards the end. Els api pearance for the Club in their cricket match against the Army is very remote...

The Navy started off pressing but E. V. Reed relieved. Lay was almost through but Baines ran out and intercepted. Following pres sure Divett scored a fast goal, the shot hitting the bottom of the upright and rebounded into the net. End to end play was the order for some time. Towards the breather Lt. Currey equalised fol lowing a pass by Lt. Howie from the right. Gregory was just an Instant too late in meeting the ball.

After the resumption the Club pressed. Lay missed three consecu-1 tive easy chances but after about ten minutes play made up for his mistakes by scoring a great goal to put the Club ahead again. Mackay had bad luck when his A. Mackenzie and D. A shot just missed. Continual pres- Campbell.

sure was again rewarded when Lay again scored. Receiving, he dribbled past two defenders and with a reverse hit sent the ball into the net. With the exception

10.36 -

·10.40

10.44

F. Austin and P. Grant.

3.

Kowloon and Police meet on the 10.48 former's ground and both are ∙strong contenders for the Shield. 15.52

On form the Guardians of the Law are ahead of Kowloon and they '10.56 should account for them by a glight margin.

11.00

-

To-morrow Navy should have no difficulty in disposing of the Saints and the Athletic v. E, Lancs match on the

Club ground should be keenly contested and a draw, would In all probability, be the result.

11:04.

"11.08

11.12

11.16

TO-DAY'S GAMES

11.20

SENIOR DIVISION

11.24

(Kick off 4 p.m.) Lincolns v. Club De Recreio- "Bookunpoo.

South China"A" v. Club-Caro- line m

Kowloon v. Police. Kowloon ground.

SECOND DIVISION"

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וד

W. W. C. Bhewan and W. Pittendrigh

R. D. Rell and R. LS of occasional breakaways the Navy Webb.

was mostly confined to their own

G. C. Worrall and G. balf. :') Marseille.

L. R. Billinghurst and R. I: Cherrill

J. Forbes and A. B: Purves.

as

For the Club W... A.- Reed usual, played a very sound game and received admirable support from Sommers on the left. Som- "mers had the Navy combination

G. B. 8. Thomson and D. on the right subdued and at the S. Edward.

same time gave the forwards

T. C. Monaghan and A. plenty of help. McKellar.

E des Voeux and · E. Lewis.

J. F. Robinson and T May.

The Club forward line played well together Owen, Hughes was

off form and Divett did not play ap to his usual standard. Lay

was tricky and Mackay on the left

D. H. Perry and :D. 'J.'‡ sent in some fast shots. *Tetley

Keogh.

Comdr.,,Holė

Ritchie.

and

A

E. M. Bryden, and J, H. McElicy.

S.

11.28). J. GAPilcher and J. MacLaren..". 11.32 S. C. Feltham and G. H.

Bond...!

14

New Course

10.12 a.m. K. W. Jones and W.

Watson,

(Kick off 2.30 p.m.) Chinese Athletic V. Club 10.16. Athletic ground, Happy Valley.

R.A. v. Eastern-Military ground. 10.24

THIRD DIVISION

(Kick off 4 p.m.)

RAM.CV. R.A.0.C.-Athletic

round, Happy Valley.

(Kick off 2.30 p.m.)

R.W.F. v. Recreia-St. Joseph's ground.

TE. Lanes v. Radio-Military ground.

CHARITY MATCH

(Kick off 2.15 p.in.)

Hong Kong Schools v. Kowloon Schools-Kowloon ground.

TO-MORROW'S GAMES

(DATIONS SENIOR DIVISION

and b 22 (Kick off 4 p.m.)

Bouth China "Av. Recreio

**Caroline Hil:""

*Joseph's

*ground.

Y.Navy. Navy

10.28

H. F. Phillips J. M. Brown.

O. J. Shannon and A. S. Adamson.

Mrs Rogers and Mrs. Rowell

Caddies from Superintendent.

was a hard worker."

For the Navy, Lt. Comdr. Rundle worked hard and brought of many a dangerous save. Lt. Campbell at centre half gave his forwards plenty of support and with the exception of Lt, Currey the whole forward line was below par.

HONG KONG S RUGGER XV.

Full Team Now: Selected

The full team to represent Hong

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Nota:Fitures in parentheses Indicate number of letters in the

words required.

Across

1-A Utter of pigs (6), 5-Is dry a biscuit! (8)) 10.-No man can get his majo-i

rity before this (9). 11--Native, in S. Africa (5). 12-Impertinence given with re-

11th (5)..

In a little time we may need

this for support. (6) 18This ume is the right time

On

19. The vessel we want to make

8 successful spp with (5). 22-It's no doubt a strain

sporting dogs (5), 23-It will be an excuse for a

16

2-One cou buy this in Indis

for a monkey (6) 3-Is frequently toune in a soft

composition (3).

5-The street of repentance (3). 6-A clerical benence (7). 7-A great event is worthy of

this (4).

8. A temporary calm (4), 9-Hearsay (6)," 13.---Eavesdroppers fall to get:

much out of this (7) 15-White lead has its use for it makes the secure (8). 16. With Time in hand, one may see the point of this emblem (6).

17-Men of no skilte not in in the same this with ex- perts. (6).

20-A positive sign we want more

·(4).

kiss, if some let 1" (-2-Fancy this for a bazaar! (4), 23. What some call a cimpleton

(3),

gram) (9).

25.—Middle-rute" tactics (8))"

to

26.You'll quickly solve the rest.

I make this, at rst testify (6).

Down

24. The last cice, so now you have the whole number!:(3).

The following is the soluti

on of yesterday's-puzzle:

Across-1. Stream: 6, Spared;

1-An object of unreasoning 10. Bellsha; 11, Imbibe; 13, Injure

devotion (8).

13, Etching, 16, T-odd-y; 17, Bweli;, 18, Rival; 19, Malta; 22, Alarm; 25. Beacons; 28, Portla; 30, Eights; 31. Dreamed, 32, Sodden; 33, Deodar.

LOCAL RUGGER D

11

Down-18klist; 2, R.A.-bid; 3. Abbe-y; 4. Meet; 5, Rich; 6, Shin: 7. Pangs; 8, Route; 8. Drell; 14; Chin-a 15, Imago; 19, Mopes;,20,

To-day's Interport Lurid 21, Abide: 22, Aside: 23

Trial

The Team to represent the Hong Kong Football Club in the forth- coming interport at Shanghai will meet a team drawn from the Navy and Club on the Club Ground at 4.15 p.m. to-day.

The following will represent the Club

G. P. Lammert: C. S. Archer, W.. H. B. Rigg, R. H. Grifiths, HR: McGilchrist, J. Hutchison, H. C. Meeke: A F. Walkden, W. E. Beers, HL O. Bramble, I H Brad- ford, L. G. Robertson, K. A. Munro, D. McLellan (Capto)/J. C Miller:

The Navy-Club combined side, will be:"

UNIVERSITY AIR Interport against Shahghal has Getsam (Navy), A D: Cappin

Kong in the forthcoming Rugger R Goldman (Club): AB.

SQUADRONS

now been selected. C. 8 Archer has been included in the team. He was formerly alxteenth man. D. A. Coppin has been invited to

Entry Quota To Be sul with the team as sixteenth C. Castleton (Club), Lt.Cdr. At-

Increased

man.

(Club), A. B. Loxham (Navy), A. E. Macauley (Navy) M. W. Turner (Club) Captain, A. B. Loyd (Navy): Lieut. Cooper (Navy), R.

kins (Navy),

11. 4. Cumming The Interport team is therefore (Club). S. Garrod (Club), -Lt. as follows P. Lammert, G-Fald (Navy), B. D. Barlow (Club), Archer, WH B. RE: RHG. A. Stewart (Club). London, Dec. 96. Although

Grimths and H. R. McGilchrist; J. Squadrons are not military units, Walkden, W. E Peers HO

the University Air Hutchison and H 0. Meeke: A white and Comdr. Dendy RN, WH

The latter team will play and the majority of their mem- walkden, W. E Peers. O

referee. bors enter upon careers in civil rample: 1. H. Bradford, LG. life on leaving their Universities, Robertson, D McLellan, J. C.

Millar and K. A Munro. cach aquadron contributes five or

Chinese Athletic v. E Lancs-six members yearly to the Royal

Club ground.

SECOND DIVISION

(Kick of 2.30 p.m.)

Lincoina v Navy. Road!

4.

Air Force for permanent commis xions. In view of the expansion

of the Air Force, it is now intend

Chathamed to increase the direct entry:

quota

THIRD DIVISION' (Kick off 2.30 p.m.)

Y. - Lincolns.—Railway

Raliway ground.

RAS.CV. RAF-Sockunpoo.

THE WOMAN GOLFER

What a golf club proposes for

its women members is its ow

LOCAL CRICKET

H.K.C.C. Teams For To-day

This will be done without in any way altering the character of the quadrons, the members of which will continue as civilians, not wearing uniforms, and not sub- ject to military discipline, The:

"squadron term

The following will play for the has no more military significance than it has EK.C.C. 1st XI Bgainst the Army.

in the case of the Royal Yacht on the Club ground. at 2 p.m. to- Squadron

day

The Triangular

Tournament

NAVY V ARMY

On the same ground at 3.00 p

the Navy and Army will meet in

the second round of the Trlangu- lar Tournament w

The Navy side will be

Sto, Marsh (Bufolk); Lt. Carte weight (Dainty), Lt. St. Clair For The Air Ministry is exercising | A. W. Hayward (Čapt), T., E (Medway), Burg. Lt. Benson (Me its power to increase the strengin fearse, L. D, Killes, G. 8. Dunk- Way), Pay. Sub, Lt. Blagle (Ke affair, but there seems to be the of the Oxford, and Cambridge lay, T. A. Pearce, TML Redmond, L Cheyne (Medway), t making of a deal of trouble quadron above the present R. Mitchell, E R. Duckiti, & dedway) Capt. Pay Lt. the decision by an Irish club that maximum of 76, and the Treasury R. M. Ricketts, B. Owen Hughes, A (Rent) Rall women must not enter, the "club. has authorised the admission of all

house by the main door. One rea

new candidates who have decided C. Bayker

kon advanced is that women havr

a habit of standing about a door to apply for permanent commis The HKCC 20d 1 ags and getting in the way. It seems son in the RAF No restric Police RO on the Police to be suggested that they shoulation, however will be placed on at 2p.m

slip into their quarters by a back the number of other members of

door or an obscure French window and take up their knitting quietly until the numbers go up on the board. We are inclined, however, to explain the ban in another way. The main door probably overlooks the first tee, and many men are far

from their best on the first too,

the sap

Thay prefer to get that shot over hee GAL

and to be judged when once-if they will bes

from “ these

have not

ever they get into their stride.sobeno The first batch

buf

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Nothing is more shameful than fact, now at Cranwell engaged on

the inaugurs duff. No woman A special course which is should witness lit.

next February,

training at the cadet colle

amdr. Roome

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