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TREAT FOR SOCCER FANS

Shield Finals And Governor's Cup Matches

·POLICE AND CHINESE TO MEET

(By "PIVOT")

All attention this week end will be centred on the struggle for supremacy in the Senior and Junior Shield Competitors in which Police will have an opportunity of proving their worth against S. China "B". The Governor's Cup final game between the H.K.C.A.A.F, and H.K.FA will be played to-morrow when an— other interesting and exciting encounter should be witnessed.

Coming to the Shield ties, opinion is divided as regards the chances of the senior teama, hut I am of "the opinion that the Police stands the better chances of annexing the shield.

Take "the ground conditions for instance. Owing to the drizzle and rain that has been continually

having won once. The last occa- sion the Chinese won by a some- what doubtful goal and it will also going on, this would naturally soft-be remembered that the game

was marred by frayed tempers.

en the ground to such an extent as to put it on the heavy side. The Chinese being the lighter of the two teams will find difficulty in "keeping their feet and the Police will take full advantage of it.

The two teams play just the opposite types of football. South China exploits the short passing. pattern weaving type of football with finnsse written in every mave- ment, whereas the Felice, once they get the ball, they make directly for the goal.

∙as ever

They have, besides, one of the sturdiest defences in local leagu: With Gough playing as soccer. well

and. Parker and Brooks just as reliable, and with Blackburn "and Pile (C) covering the rear this combination ought to present a problem to any for ward line.-..

Johnston and Stevens in the forward line will just about give the Chinese the necessary worry and no doubt their shooting prowess will be made full use of to-day. Police wingers are not quite so impressive but I am fully confident that Moss' bustling methods will have a lot to do to undermine the Chinese half back line

CHINESE SPEED)

The Association has made several changes in the team, and with Albert Howe and Albert Ward once again in the forward line, the Chinese will have their hands full in keeping check on them. The defence is all that may be expected. Rowlands, A. V. Gösano and File (C) will present a big turdle to the Chinese and Keneghan, Beltrao and Parker can rest easy with such backs to back hem up. B. Gosario and Bick- ford on the wing ought to be able to put in some good centres. Ridley will be seen to advantage with his ever scheming methods.

CHU AN FAI DOUBTFUL The Federation is playing with practically the same team that was victorious

in the last encounter with the exception of Li Tin Sang and Ho Chor Yin who are stili on the suspended list. Much however will depend on Chu Ah Fat, their pivot, whom I understand is a doubtful starter. If this is so the hard to Federation will and it all the gap with a man of his calibre.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1935.

LOCAL HOCKEY

German Players Here

The M. S. Tatsuta Maru brought with her yesterday afternoon tën members of the Shanghai Ger- man Hockey team who are here to try conclusions with the local teams. The eleventh man Moeller arrived earlier in the day from Manila by the Empress of Canada. Interviewed after their arrival Mr. Welzell stated that they did not in the least mind the weather at all as they were accustomed to it but would rather like to play on a harder surface. They had been without practice in Shanghal for three works due to the closure of the grounds.

TREVESSA"

TROPHY

The Kiangsu Wins

RACE MEETING HANDICAPS

Fourth Extra Meeting

Despite, the fact that there were quite a number of steamers in the

The fallowing are the entries harbour yesterday, only two boats entered for the 23rd bl-annual and handicaps for the first day "Trevessa" trophy race for ship's of the Fourth Extra Race Meeting life boats, the as Hinsang and on Saturday, April 20;- the as. Kiangsu being the only 1--Canton Handicap (Two Mile participant

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(Five

· Post Once Round and In); Although, the weather was had. Bright View 154 lbs., Brilliant Ideal for Star 158, Hetman 150, Hydroplane. the conditions were calling, there being a stiff breeze 161, King's Bounty 148, King's and little sea running. The Fancy 152, Macarond 144, Ribble langsu won the race through an 158, Rose Queen 154. Soldier of unfortunate misunderstanding in China 149, Soldier of Germany regard to the passing of finishing 152 post on the part of the aa Hinz-Wuchow Handlesp (One Mile) Arctle Star 140 iba, Dlogeries, The following are the members sang. which led by about half a of the team:-Tieffenbacher (goal-mile throughout, and whose time keeper); Melchers & Sommer (full was considered to be a record had 147. Flirt 161, Flybynight 153, backs): Remimele, Berg and Slems-it finished properly. Instead of Foxbridge 144, Gold Coin 158. passing the finishing mark by the Harvest View 154, Jolly Eyes 140, sen half-backs); Kuelps, Wetzell, starboard side, the Hinsang went Mistake Bay 101, Pacific Hall 144 Moeller, Neelmayer and Stomach by the port side and while "duly Soldier of Honour 151, Soldier of (forwards) are being put up by dallying" to and fro enabled the Peace 153, Victoria Hall 158. inembers of the local German

3.A. Kiangsu to catch up and pass 3-New Bridge Handicap community.

Furlongs}, " the mark first.

Too Close To Wind

Able Amazon 165 lbs., Bobnjak The Hinsang took the lead from Star 182, Cold Morning 152, Derby the start owing to ner sails being Day 149, Got That 156, better set, while the Kiangsu ap Pilatus 135, Night Star 150, Racing. Deared to be sailing too close to Heart 147, Rose-Ann 153, Saucy the wind The "Hinsang gradual-Face 130, Southern ly increased her lead and after the Streamline 152. distance had been half completed 4-Fatsban Handicap {St she was seen to be leading by

Furiours). about half a mile. After passing

Bistre 155 lbs., Bright Star 145, Cust Rock the Kiangsu improved Daylight Eve 155, Don 149, Flying and reduced the lead somewhat Tourist 140, Gay Crusader- 158, but it was evident that the Hin-Jungle Jim 168, Lemberg 158.

151. Monoplane sang would win. As stated, how Mayflower ever, the Hinsang misunderstood Racing Boy 145. Spinaway 161, "the finishing mark and thus lost The Tiger 160 Valorous

155. the race...

Wayward Stag 149.

The visitors will meet the Hong Kong Interport... side to-day at 4.15 p.m., on the Naval Ground, King's Park, and will be represent- ed by the following"team:-Tlefen- bacher: Melchers and Sommers: Remmele Berg and Siemssen: Kuelps. Welzeli (Capt). Mueller, Necimeler and Stuhlemanh, Re- serves:-Will and Boenksen.

Colony's Team

The Colony's team will be:- Hollingsworth · (Army); Lieut. Metcalfe (Army), A. M. Rodrigues (Recreio); Lieut. J. P. Williams (Army), W. A. Reed (Club), J. Parker (Police); G. E. R. Divett

Lieut. C. Club),

Garthwaite (Army), Gurbachan Singh (KI T.C.), Lieut. Dawson (Army) and Senior (Army).

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The reserves are: Karnail Singh (Radio, L. Oliverio (University) and G. H. Fowler (YMCA).

The race started from Channel Rocks and finished at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club.

The result was:--

Klangsu (Butterfeld & Swire); Helmsman: Mr. C. AN. Baker. Time: 123.06 hours,

Hinsang (Indo-China S.N.. Co.); Helmsman: Mr. Ramsay. Did not

finish.

Mount

Cross 155.

156,

5.-St. George's Plate Handicap

(One And A Quarter Miles). Herod 188 Tbs., High Honour 154. King's Jubilee 158, Plain View 140, Rousseau 140, Rose Queen 154, Boldier of Honour 144, Boldler" of Victory 151, Victoria. Hall 148. 6-Honam Handicap (One Mile).

On Monday, the Shanghai Ger- mans will be opposed to the Hong Kong Civilans at 5.10 p.m. The

Belmont Star 148 lbs., Double latter team has been selected as → Origin Of The Race

Chance 151; Emergency Call 140, follows:-U. B. 'Souza. (Radio "At the conclusion of the race, Gold Picker 150, Invincible Knight There is no possibility of the Sports Club); A M. Rodrigues Mr. D. Skinner, marine superin 150, Lucky Strike 158, 8ci-Fa 145, Chinese front line being weak, in (Club de Recreio) and E. F. Belk tendent of Messrs. Jardine, Mathe- Strathaird 140, The Chatah, 161, fact they constitute one of the (Y.M.C.A.); G. Parker (Police); Lson & Co.Ita presented the Touchstone 348, Valley View 155,

the Wadebridge 188. South

best if not the best forward line Oliveira (University) and J. Gon-trophy and congratulated China need not suffer from inferiority complex if they on paper. Ip Pak Wa is being salves (Club de Recreio); G. E. R. winners.

1-Shek Pri Handicap (Five are to take last week's result as brought in on the outside left Divett (Hong Kong Hockey Club), The trophy was presented" by

Furlongs). a criterion of the Police form. position and is partnering Chan | TV, S. D. Whitley (Central British Mr. G. E. Potts in recognition of

Cossack's Beauty 161 lbs.. Anything can, and, is liable to,

Chen Wo..

Association), Gurbachan Singh the meritorious conduct of the Gladiator 148, King's Justice 152, happen in a big game like this.

(Kowloon Indians Tennis Club), Officers and Crew of the

King's Warden 151, Oak Bay 181, South China's chief asset will be

GH Fowler (YMCA) and A. P. Trevessa in the Indian Ocean and Sadko 154 Soldier of Britain 161. their forward line which, al.

Sousa (Kowloon Indians Tennis with the object of fostering an though not so impressive as their

Club).

interest amongst the Mercantile 8-Swatow Handicap (One Mile). "A", will give the guardians of the

Marine in the handling of ship's law plenty

to worry and think

boats. about. They have a very nippy set and are capable of giving of the best once they and their feet. The greatest danger lies in their wingers where Yeung Shm Yick and Lee Shek Yau are both feet of "feet and play with their brains in addition.

South China's half back line is only. mediocre but can be relied jupon. If Pau Ka Ping turns out between the sticks this will pre- sent another stumbling. block tô the Policemen.

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Despite reports to the contrary Lee Wat Tong, idol of ali China football fans is turning out to as sist 8. China in their quest for the shield.

Lee has not played football since the 'Manila 'games, that is almost 11 months ago, and although his absence from the field for much a period may not produce the same brand of football as of old, never- theless his presence on the field alone will act as a stimulus to the younger player. In him Gough will have his bands full, and orice Lee is allowed within shooting range Perkins will have to be up and about to deal with his shoot

ing,

On's wet and slippery ground the odds are in favour of the Felicemen and as I have said be

fore anything is liable to happen. May the better team win.,,

<THE JUNIORS,

Two Army teams are contesting in the Junior Gral and this game will no doubt be something out of the ordinary for junior football Of the two teains the Sappers re- cord is more encouraging than Lincolns in the Shield and it also goes to them to be the team that was responsible for the destruc- tion of the Lincolns 100 per cent. record in the Junior league. Come what may this game ought to produce football of a high standard with the chances about eveu:

GOVERNOR'S CUP

The destiny of the Governor's

will be decided” “ to-me This is the third occasion in these two teams are to meet,

This game ought to produce sparkling football and provided that it will not be marred by any unfortunate Incidents,

football fans will not be disappointed in The prices of admission for to- the fare to be served. The Asso-morrow's game are as follows: clation team is just a shade better on form.

31 chairs, 50 cents standing room, Servicemen in uniform half price. For Monday's game the charge will be as follows:-50 cents chairs, 30 cents standing room, Servicemen in uniform half price.

The only, senior league game is that between Club and Kowloon who are playing on the Kowloon ground. Both teams are not what they used to be but Club is at ·A dinner dance in honour of the least playing better than the Grman, players will be held at mainland's team. They ought to the Peninsula Hotel on Monday at win quite comfortably.

PROBABLE TEAMS

The following are the probable line up of the teams:

Police: Perkins, Blackburn and Plle (C); Brooka, Gough, Parker; Pile (T), Stevens, Johnston, Green and Moss.

8. China "B":-Pau Ka Ping: Tong Kwan, Hua Hing Yuen; Lee Kam, Lim Tak Po, Henry Young: Yeung Shui Yick, Lai Shui Wing, Lee Wai Tong, Chetik Shek Kam, Lee Shek Yau.

8.p.m.

INDIA'S TEAM

To Play Against England

.

Since Its inauguration the J.C.J.L. has won it 8 times: Indo- China S.N. Co. 6; Douglas Lepratk & Co. 6; Canadian Pacific 1; and Butterfeld & Swire 2.

AQUATICS

Y. M. C. A. Gala To-night

Boxing Eve 148 lbs. Cavalcade 181, Gold Bullion 156, Great Hall | 161, Iron Grey 145, King's Parade 149, Limelight 158, Partnership 140, Pride of Tsingtao 155, Tiny Star 154, What A Chance" 188, Young Chap 143.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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- Note:-Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the words required.

Across.

1--Habrale quarter (6) 6-Arrest, in a sënte (8)." 10-Requires knowledge, in the end, to examine thoroughly

(T).

11

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i-No frost in this sort of wool

(6).

12-Call upon in solemn fashion

(8).

19-Nothing retrograde about this

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16-Fish turned teacher (5). 17-Paradoxically enough. odds

may be these (5)... 18-A húngry man may well feel

the nip (5), 19-Found on ships. (No, it's not

the crow's nest!) (5),

22 Literally fed up (3). 25-Come in before a number and

get fever (7). 28-National dance (6).

7-This sort of time is quite

rigid (5).

B-Make reparation at an hour

after twelve (3). -Takes cognisance' (5), :) 14-This is found between rib and.

hip (5)

15-No ordinary hack, this (8), 19-Customary costume? (5). 20-Wat a rebell (5), 21-This bird is mainly a very

brave fellow (5) 22-Make off with celerity (5)... 23-Unit of heat (5). 24--Transactions, not necessarily

in timber (5). 26-You can't put less than this

(4)...

27-A cheese made upside down

(4),

28-Bird distantly allied to 21

Down (4).

The following is the sol ution of yesterday's puzzle:-

Across-1, Virus; 6, Gal-op: 9, um-Panther; 10, Liale; 11, Egged; 12,

30-A refreshing place, this (6). 91-Province of Canada (7), 32-A seat of the mighty (8), 33-Drawn by dentists and

pires, but not by artists (6).

Down,

1-The whole scale (5). 2-Negretti sives us the

(5).

3---Purport (5),

Console; 14, Aback: 15, Tot; 18, Nerve 17, Surge; 19, S: 21, Beech; 23, Flaster: 24, Rungs; 25. A-mass; 25, Outplay: 27 Belom; bird! | 28, Sandy.

Down-1, Volga; 2, Restaurants;

3, 6-peck, Anent; 5, Shoot; 6, An animal on a little county Green; 7, Leger-demain; 8, Padre: (4).

13, Bocks: 17, Scrub; 18, Epsom: 5-Jump into an apology (4), 19, Salts; 20, Italy: 21, Brays; 22, 6-Parched (4).

Hussy.

LOCAL GOLF

Starting Times For

Fanling

The starting times for Farting to-morrow are given below:

Old Course

9.38 s.m.-G. C. Worrall". E M

Bryden"

9.40 am-Col Blake, Captain

Shannon

9.44 am-8. „H Dodwell, N. L

Smith...

4

9:48 am I EL Gearo, AE,

Lissaman

9-St. Tilda :Handicap (Wive

Furlongs)."- Alacrity 152 lbs., Goldsmith 154, Racing Lass 135, shooting Star 156, Bnowy River :159, 8t. Joan 147, The Bean Goose, 157, Thế Giraffe 142, Vixen Tor 135.

10-Kongmita Stakes (Stx Furlongs). Beginner's Luck 152 lbs., Black smith 158, Bold Captain 158, Bold Major 155, Coppersmith 152. || 10.04 alm.—TR

Lobel

9.52 a.m G. A Stewart, A. HR

Butcher

9.56 am-T. C. Monaghan, W. N.

A. Smalley 10,00a.m. A Bleap, W. N.

Buyers

Bija

Rodgers

Chassels,

An attractive programme has Flamingo 166, Forgemaster 152, been arranged for the first mid- | Forget-me-not 158, Gold Dust 155, 10.08 m. L. Adams, 7. Angwin winter swimming gala and dance Helluysfella 165, High West 158, 10.12 am- 3, Sommers, R. As of the European YMCA which Lion-Hanter 162, Locksley Hall is being held to-night, commer- 155, Farane 135, Sports Idol 152, 10.16 am-4 McKellar, G. EL The Omadhuazi 138, The Pike >158, The

Bond following will representing at 9 o'clock.

The chief aquatic events on the The Snipe 152 What's one-Time *:{"India" in the Final International Hong Kong Football Association: Hockey Tournament," "England" *.

programme will be the Men's and 165, Winkheid 152. Rowlands (Fusiliers); A. V. Go-"India" on 14th (park, at 1 pm, on Ladies 60 Yards Aggregate Handi-11--Swator Handicap (One Mile) sano (Recreto) and C. File (Police); Marina (HESRA) Ground m cap events, while a mixed relay Chesterfeld 148 lbs. Chivalrous Keneghan (Fusilier), Beltrao (Re M Ramdan, Khan Bahadar, and a residents versus non-resid-149, Copper Idol 155, Festival Eve creio) and Parker (Police); B. Go-Kishan Singh Tara Singh, Dulla ents relay will also feature the 148, F1-F 142, Fudge 153, In Good sang (Recreio), A Ward (St. Singh, Aist Din, Gr. Khuda Bux, Programme.

ime 152, Barabande 158, Soldier Joseph's), A. Howe (Capt.) (Club), Dost Mond, Gurbachan Smgh,

Dancing will commence from of Fortune 153, Warrington 186. Ridley (Lincolns) and Bickford Kartar Singh and Lall Singh. about 10 p.m. and continue until 1a.m. to the strains of the Troubadours..

(Club).

Reserves:-Rodger (Club)"; @wałn (East Lanos) and -Moss (Navy), Brooks (Policë), Gough (Police) and Elms (St. Joseph's),T." Pile (Police), Leonard (St. Joseph's),

TO-DAY'S GAMES - Junior Shield Final * Ev. East Lancs, Club, 2.15

Figgins (Lincolns), Gomes (Re- pm Referee:-A. C. Ward; Lines- crelo) and Baldry (Lincolns), men: W. Trace and A. J, Hooper.

Senior Shield Final

Chinese Federation:Wong Wing

(Capt.): Mak Bo-hon" (Athletic) Feclice v. South China. Club, and· Lau, Mau (South China); £15 pan. Referee-O. Shobbrook. Leung Wing-chul (Bouth, China), Linesmen: W. C. Twaites and J. S. Chut ah-fat (Athletic), Lee Kwok Fernie. wal (Bouth (China); Two "Kwal

*Leigue-Divvisjon I shing (South China), Tam Kong- Kowloon y. Club Kowloon, 4.45 pak. (South China), iFung King-, pam. Referee W. T. Payne. cheung aduen China), Chan

League “Divylon III. Chen-wo (Athletic) and Ip "Pak Railway v. RAMC-Railway, wa (South China) viskantni 345 pm Referee -Keary,

Reserves: Sul (Athletic), Zeunz | RWF, W RAS.C.~~Military HV., In-chan (South China), and Lee 815 pin. Referee.-F. Huxley, Hing-yuen (Bouth China); Lee STO-MORROW'S GAMES- Kam (South China), Lam Tak-

Governor's Cup Final

FIGHT ARRANGED WITH MAX BAER

LOCAL CRICKET

Taikoo v. Wayfoong

The following will represent. Tal- kço against Wayroong in the an- New York Apr 12 unal cricket match on the Cricket James Bradcock has signed with Club ground commencing at 2 pm, Madison Square for a champion to morrow: shilp content with Max Baer sche- LA Calcraft, R. G. Casticton, duled tentatively for June L. Brad-P. C. Frost, A. G. Hutchison, R. 3. dock will receive 17 per cent, of Johnson, R Millar, OR M the net receipts according to the Ricketts, J. F. Robinson, A. MW "New York American

Scott, LA, Whipps, and E. B Heuter.

Williamson.

po (Bouth China) and Li-Kwok- HKCAAF V. HFA Caroline chui" (Athletic), Young Sul-vick Hill, 4:15pm Referee E÷G. I (Bouth China), Lai "Shut-wing leyiries JB. Ferie andern (South China) Ho Ka keung WT (Athletic) Chauk Bek-kain (Boutir China) and Lee Bhek-yan (South R.W.F #China)

1.15 pm.

HOME FOOTBALL

London, Apr.

of the English

defeated

QUITS MINE BOARD

10.20 am-W. Sharp, A. A. Brem-

ner

10.24.am-A. Ritchie, W. J. Wad

dington 10.28 am G. A Lelper, F.

Mudie

10.32 am. T. Lay, H. C. Hop

kina

·10,36 am—A. B. Purves, A. Som-

merfelt

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10.40 am-A. B. Stewart, G. B.

FitzGerald 10.44 am.-R. C. Webb, J. Dunbar 10.48 am- G. Williams, G.

May 10.52 am-AM W. Scott, L. R Billinghurst 10.50 a.m.-P. Morrison, HL Kamp-

ton 11.00am E, Lewis, FL M- Eilis 11:04 am-Comdr." Hole, W. Pit-

tendrigh

11.05 am-R. Kennedy, G. B. Mc..

Cormick 11.12 a.m.-T. A. Pearce, PE

Secones 1110 am-R. 8. Harris

B Black 11:20 am 7. ↑ Edkinis,

Stabb

1124 KM-D J. Gilmor

New Course

1940 BIJ, A. ED. Morrison" "and" J. M. Brown*

•* Caddies, from "Superintendent.

SPALDING

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FLITE

GOLF BALL

Lasts

till its

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