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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1935.

In the World of Sports &

GOOD FOOTBALL IN SHIELD COMPETITIONS

Upsets And Thrills Galore

Upsets were the order of the day in the Shield Soccer games during the week-end; no less than three out of the five senior games ended in draws, in two instances after axtra time had to be played.

Yesterday South China "A" the potential Champions casily defeated the China Athletic to the tune of four goals to one... The .... Winners were.st no klage seriously threatened and the brilliance of Lee Wal Tong was primarily responsible for S. China's victory, The senior shield holders-South China “B” were very lucky indeed to have survived against the Lincolns on Saturday. But for the excellent goal keeping of Pau Ka Ping Anis would cer-' tainly had been written to the Chinese' efforts in shield matches this year, as it was they played to a goalless draw against the soldiers,

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Kowloon surprised many critics by their win over the strong Fusiliers team whom they beat by the odd goal in five, while the St. Joseph's-Recreio and Gish-East Lancs, games alső ended in draws.

THE CHINESE

(By PIVOT)

A quick run down the field, Mak Sul Hon's unavailing effort to head the ball-handa against the player and Lee Wal Tong with his char- acteristic long shot outside the area scored a magnificent goal within two minutes of the start of the senior shield game, practically signal-sed-the-end of China Athle tic's effort to beat the redoubtable 8. China "A" in the first round of the game,

As matters later turned out, Lee Wa Tong was himself heads and of his shoulders above the rest team mates, and by his al round

beat the brilliance he literally Chinese Athletics by four goals to one, scoring the "hat trick" him- selt and leaving the other goal to

Ip Pak Wa

"DERBY"

THE JUNIOR SHIELD

8. Chim juniors were decidedly lucky to have drawn with Eastern in the second round of the junior Shield. Eastern was practically at-") tacking during the greater part of the game but the faulty shooting of the forwards spoilt otherwise a good day's work.

The arst part of the game found

YACHTING

True Blue Registers Another Victory

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Mr. H. 8. Rouse repeated his success of last week when he sail- ed True Blue to victory in the race for "A" CiRss yachts at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club regetta on Saturday. The race was over 1 distance of 9.4 miles, Artemis (Mr. a. Wood) being second and Gull (Mr. B. Nuess) third.

Only three yachts started in the "Q" Class race when Sirius (Mr. H. M. Finlay) anished in front of Toynette (Capt. W. J. Fennell) and Eunice (Mr, E. 8. O. Dumlup). Widgeon (Col Bilderbeck) 'was Arst in the "T" and "Y" Classes event, while Ariel Mr. J. A. Kems- ley) won the "E" Class event.

Detailed results were as follow:-

"A" Class-Started at 14.39

Finished Pos. Pts.

D.N.F.

Lobo Artemis

18.45.22 2 11

(Mr. G. G, Wood) LA Linda....... D.NF. Jors

LEAGUE CRICKET MATCHES

INDIANS TOO GOOD FOR

ROYAL NAVY

Alec Pearce Batting

Gives Good Display

Bright knocks featured last Saturday's League Cricket Games. The Indians continued in their winning vein by beating the Royal Navy by 48 rans. A. H. Madar was in the top of his form and scored 89 runs when the innings was declared closed. Mint and Pereira helped along with their deadly bowling. The Navy lads could not do more than score 129 runs. Lt. Branwell scored 62 of the total.

The other senior game between Army and the Club ended in » a draw. Alec Pearce carried his hat for 107. R. D, Gillespie helped along with 52.

4

The Army replied with 127 for 7. Major Bonavia was un- defeated with 55. Bad Ught put a stop to the game. 'Three junior league games were also decided.

GOOD BOWLING PERFORMANCES

Two senior and two junior lea gue Cricket matches were played gs on Saturday. The Indians de- fested the Royal Navy by 48 runs a Sookunpoo, thanks ng doubt to a large degree to 收 impressive knock of 9 rumis by A. H. Madar and the good bowling perform- ances of 3. D. Pereira and A. N Minu.

་

For the Navy Lt. Branwell scored a useful 62 before being bowled by Mini

Ballard Evin Bonavia King

* Bowled 2 no-balls.

Army"

*mo

er) for 62, (Sufflad) for 1$, 5° (small) for 19,

J. Dave

Bowling Analysis

P. Dale

R. Cripps

D. MR. W.

19

1 19

12

138 1

BILLIARDS

Steel, Coulson League

Abbreviated results of the latest matches are shewn below, It is regretted that detailed results cannot be published oving to the Hon Secretary receiving the re- still sheats too late. Billards Played On December 3rd.

# 1 14 0 Lt. Comdr. Barry 1 9. 0 POLICE TOO GOOD In a second division league cric- ket match played at the Valley on Saturday, the Police Recreation! Club best the Club de Recreio by | CS.C.C. tour wickets..

The outstanding feature of the match was the half-century knock by. E. M. L. Soares which includ- ed nine fours.

Scares:-

RES.

2

4

St. Patrick's C. 1 D.R.C Ruards Played

P.O. RN.T.P GB

3

1

4

C.U.C.

5

on December 10th.

P.O.. 4

G. & F.OS C. 1

CS.C.C. R.N.Y.P. GS.

"2

St. Patrick's C. 3

2

"E.W.FS.

3

0

DRC.

A. J. Praja, c Cazer. b Bak-

C.U.C.

5

RES

0

er

2

League Table To Pate.

E.M.L. Soares, c Carey, b

Baker

'P. W. L. F. A

30

Recrelo

W. A Reed; b Baker

G. A. Guterres. c Wagland.

Catholle Union Club 65 1 25 5 Prison Omcers

6 51 19 11

5 4 1 1 8

83 $ 17. 13

8 3 3 15 15

8 5 3 15 15

·8 3 3 12 18

613·10 20

5 149 16

3

A

b Baker

A. Prata, e Carruthers,

Alexander

*25

F. J. Remedios, c Meadows

E.W.F. Serjeants R.E. Bericants Civil Service 0.0. Garrison Serjeants

***

b Enter

10

Dockyard R.G.

10.58.20 5 8

G. S. Ladd bw,; b Alexan-

R.N.. "Police

(Mrs. Stanton)

der

1

C. & F.Os Club

Gull

18.19.10

3. 10

Bowling Analysis

EL. Gosano not out.

4

81. Patrick's Club

4 15 4 24

(Mr. B. Naess) True Blue 16.36.34

(Mr. H. 8. Rouse)

5

O. M. R. W.

L. T. Silva, b Carey

1 13

*Gerthwaite

10 1 40 2

A. F. Noronha, b Carey

15

0 49.2

3. M. Xavier, e clark, b

Pat

(Mrs. D. W. Persse) Painted Lady... 16.55.38

(Major F. O, Booty), "B" Class-Started at 14.48

Corrected

-2 5 .........17.16.12

8 7

4 9

70 50 0

Carey

I

10 13.0

Extras (B2)

2

4 I 19 0

C.8.C.C.

Total

114

Major V. J. Bonavia, pot

GS. CU.C.

5 RWTS."

55

3 4

Scores:-

Lt. J. P. Williams, b Pearce, 25 LE M. Dawson, e Frost,

b. Pearce

RNYP. D.R.C.

RES.

||

Bowling Analysis

10

Indian R.C.

1 *** 17.01.44 (Mr. H. M. Finlay)

7.

A. 9. Suffiad, b Hunting A. F. Abbas, b Hunting..... 13 K. Nazarin, e Bartley, b

55

Sergt. Daniels, c McInnes,

b Redmond

O. MR. W.

1

Alexander

13

2 37 2

Lt. J. R. Johnson, ↳ Red-

zrand

B. Baker

10

3 40 4

EW.F. Serjeants

Hunter

5.

1. 3 1

8

Tufnel!

1

Cpl Ballard, c Hayward, b

Carey

25 0.3 3

A. H Madar, run out....... 89

Pearce

A. R. Minu, b Hunting

9

F. D. Pereira, not out

Extras (B5).

5

Capt. L J. Walch, c. Red mond, b Duckitt

14

5

Lt. C. C. Garthwaite, 1.b.w.

Redmond

T. R. Hunter, c

siya

Reed, b

T. Lough'in, b Noronha 8

Lt. C. R. Clegg El, not out. 3

Extras (B2: LB2)

4

G. Carruthers < 5098, b

Silva

5

CF Alexander, La

127

Reed

42

WE Meadows Reed

20

12th December will be published as soon as all results are received by the Hon. Secretary.

W. L. Clark not out

Wagland not qus Extras (93)

S. Chia hard pressed but once again Eastern's finishing efforts | Toynette were weak. In the second half §. 1 (Capt."W. J. Fennell) ******.................... 17.10.37 China came into the picture but Eunice Eastern's defence was equal to the (Mr. E. 8. O. Dunlop) occasion. Final whistle biew with the teams on level terms.

The first tow, ininutes of the extra time found 8. Ching belag awarded a penalty for a petty in- fringement. Their centre forward scored. Much against the run of to this The game started in sensational the play they held on

slender lead and the last minutes fashion: 8: China opened the at- tack and in less than two minutes of the game found Eastern equalis Lee Wal Tong had scored with ang through Cheng Sze Hong who scorcher when from a resultant snapped up an almost impossible free kick outside the area against effort with his head to draw level. Mak Sul Hon he literally sent the

eather, to the roof of the net.

Sirius

*T" & "T" Classes Started 14,50 Stellà............... 17.17.13

D.N.F Heron

17.12.15 1 10 Widgeon

Rolla

4

5

2

(Col Bulderbeck)

"H" Class Started 15.00 Diana ........

43 .... 17.09.27 (Mr. P. Ramus)

17.07.27 Colleen

(Mr. J. M. Barter)

...... 17.10.59 (Col Kirke)

17.24.27 6 1 At. Kowloon yesterday, the Lin-Siskin

(Mr. W. M. Brown) coins had little difficulty in ac

17.05.27 counting for the RAMC..when Ariel

Mr. J. A. Kemsley) they defeated them by 4 clear goals

17.08.47 Dorothea in a Junior Shield gams.

R.AM.C. DEFEATED

LEE SCORES AGAIN "Play then quickly transferred to 5' China's territory but the in- ability of the Athletic's forwards to make good use of their well con- Cved movements nullified all ef-tunities of scoring but their poor

fdits at scoring.

Boon danger was threatening the Athletle citadel and Lee Wal Tong receiving from Ip cleverly eluded two defenders to crash the ball to the left corner of the net with a swift grounder to put 8. China "A" _two up

* A HAT TRICK The Athletics were not to be daunted and attacked on the left Wing, but the winger's inability to return the centres relleved pressure for & China for the time being.

The Medicals had many oppor-.

finishing was a most pronounced weakness in their forward line.

Setters scored three and Stones obtained one goal for the Idncoins

EAST LANCS, TROUNCES

CHINESE POLICE

In a scrappy game played at the Kowloon Football ground yester- ART, the East Lancs beat the Chinese Police by 2 goals to 1 in a Junior Shield match.

"The E Lancs had the better of the exchanges for most of the match and were leading by 2 goals

9. China's forwards, were work-in the first half.

scored their single goal, and miss-

ing in unison and machine like In the second half the Chinese and time and again went very near 10 scoring hut Mak Blu Hon and Fu Ka Hing worked hard to with- stand the attack. Halt time ar- rived with B. China "A" leading by two goals to all

After the lemon, play deterior- ated to a great extent. 8. China "A" were however nevar seriously challanged and Dat Kwok Chiu's policing of Lee Wai Tong needed a lot of improving. However it was once again left to the versatile Zee

ed a glorious. opportunity of draw- ing level when they missed penalty.

In this half the game was "marred by Incidenta of rough play so much so that the referee had to call the two teams together and warn the players,

'KOWLOON WIN AGAINST FUSILIERS

Hunting

罩

1

Day

Tufnell

Branwell Davis

**14****

'Royal Navy

Lt. Bartley, 1b.w., b Pereira, Engr, Comdr. Davis, c M. el

"Arcali, b Minu

2

Frost

Redmond

Lt. Hunting, bw, b Minu Burg. Ltd Comdr. Kirk-

wood, b Pereira

Pearce

1

Duckitt

Cruisers Second Championship

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Cinb held the Second Champion- ship race for cruisers, the course being The Brothers, a distance of 23 miles. The following were the

resulta

"W" Class-Started 09.30. -

Finished Cort. Fos Pts. 17.2442,17,28.29 3 7 Typhoon

(Squad Leader C. B. Kerry) Curley 17.35 50 17:31:58 4

Major

Drennan)

17.1842 17.18.42 3 (Capt. P. A Foley). Monsoon... 17.5245 17.48.44 7 3

(Mr. H, C. Meoke) Narda-

Tern

Fall of wickets:-1 for 3. 2 for

8. 3 for 62, 4 for 72, 5 for 90. 6

for 91, 7 for 104, 8 for 112, 9 for 112

Palice

A. E. Carey. b. Neranha...: 15

SNOOKER

Results of matches played on

December 5 were as follows: C&P.O.SC. O

St. Patricks C. 2

2 Ro LEAGUE TABLE.

Up to and Inclyding 5th December

P. W. L. F. An in

Catholic. Union Club 4.40:15 5

Civil Service C.Q."

R.N.Y. Folice Garrison Sericants Dockyard R.C. RE. Serjeants

Prison Officers

C. & P.Qs Cub

St. Patrick's Club

$.4, 1'15 10

514.8 17

4044 16

Results of games played on

- 5 3 2 14 11

5 2.3.14 11

5 9 2 13 12

5 23 13 12

5 3 2 12 13

5 23.12 13.

F. E. Lawrence, Ling

Total (for 5 wkts. dec.) 177

el Arcul M P. Madar, B. A. Ismáli, M. el Arcullf and A. M Rumjahn, did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

O M. R. W. .....11 056 -3 5. 1 27 0 7 131 1 4 0 35 0 $ 0.23 0

Total (for 7 wickets) CSM. Elvin and Cpt. King did not bat,

Fa of the wickets: 1 (Williams) for 46: 2 (Dawson) for 48; 3 (Daniells) for 47; 4 (Johnson) for 63: 5 (Ballard) for. 74; 6 (Walch) for 95; 7 (Garthwalte) for 119.

Bowling Analysis

O. M. R. W. 41 21 0 12 3 39 3 13 2 52 3 4 0 11 1 SIX WICKETS VICTORY

Total (for 6 wkts. dec.) 122 F. G. Baker, H. Dagbepysky and L Oakley did not bat.

Fall of wickets-1 for 18, 2 for 24 3 31, 4 for 84 $ for 246 for 105.

Bowling Analyza

O. MR. W. A E Noronha, 9 0 38 2 LT. Silva

10 1 39 2 4. Prata.size 4 0 22.0 W. Reed

R. D. Craig Whitley.

W. L. McKenzie not our

B. Lay, Wood, b Robert-

GAY. Ha, c Strange,

Whitles

Extras (BI)

Tutal (for 8 wits.>

* 108

J. F. Waplington, A. A. Dand. V. Durling and H. Overy did not bat.

Fall of the wickets:-1 (Broad-

Taking his last four wickets for bridge) for 45; 2 (Lee) for 55; three runs in 15 overs. V. Durling||3 (Craig) for 55; 4 (Lawrence) for retuped the impressive - bowling | 57; -5 - (Lay), for 91;_8 (Hall) for

Bowling Analysis

Surg. Lt. Davenport,

Pereira

Lt. Branwell-b Minu

out

J. Dave. run out

R. Cripps, e and b Abbá....

3,153

GC. WIS

Robertson

O. M. R. W.

4 0 21-0

6 0 35 1

Whitley. ***** 6.40 283 Ling

29

62

L

Lt. Rees, Lb.w” b Minu.............

Nix b Pereira

D

At King's Park on Saturday the Indian Recreation Club beat the Royal Navy by a wickets in their second division leagus encounter.

0

Scores

Ldg. S. Moore, c M. P. Ma-

dar, b Minu

•Navy Zud XI

L. Vickery, b Abbas

6

Tel. Tufnell b Pereira ER. A Day, not out Extras (812; LB4)

H. Eaton, c Kitchell D

Baker

24.

Lt. Comdr. Garwood, ran

8

Total

Bowling Analysda

analysis of 7 10 22 in 11.5 Overs.|| 108 against the fivil Service CC. jup- izra, and "yas largely responsible for the KOC. winning their fun- for league game by 5 wickets at the Valley on Saturday.

Scores...

Westlake

Perelra

Minu

3

Mader

(Mr. W. Sporleder) Mistral

18.03.31 18.06.37 8 {ME A, G, Daizib

17.11.55 17.15.38 1 10 Cutty

(Mr. F. C. Manning) Penguin 17.44.27 17.44.27 · 6

(COL LC LEVEL). Sai Long 18.11.21 18.14.2391

(Cart. W. W. Lowa))

Abbas

2

4

+

wester 17.31.25 11.37,17

Cruisers Started. 10,00

17.14.44 17.11.07 5 10 (Mr. E. B. Lambert)

Azuma

La Cigale 16.58.08 17.01.37 2 13

Mr. N. Croucher)

Kowloon surprised even that most optimis supporters when to provide the fireworks. Spapping | they, defeated, the Fusillera ix the up the ball half way in the First Round of the Benice Shield Athletic's area ho beat Fu and at Bogkumpoo on Saturday, by, thị Mak and taking deliberate atmodd goal in Avs, *** scored with a fast grounder. Prior I was rather an unlucky de to this goal Lee was fouled inside for the Fusillers, for they were the area and the resultant spot pressing for most of the time, but Norseman 18.00.18 17.04.16 3 12 kick Taken by Les himself was tosis pror: Anlaning cake them. L. Nicholson cleverly stopped by But Tin Nin..

MONEY. SPRIS (Another factor thísi

16.59:27 16.48.58 115 U, and I played 'a' great part in their, de- 1,0 ATHLETICS BOTTLED

(Mr. H. 8. Rousé)" ka Luana

DNF From now. "Dnwards the Athletics feat was the splendid keening of were playing haphazardly.

the Kowloon goalie, to

West wind 17.55.42 17.08.08 4 11 They

Early in the game, Kowloon

(Mr. G. G. Wood) could not penetrate the 8. China "A" defence and were very nicely were lucky to take the lead when Wanderer 1736.05 17.28.29 6

they forced'á "corner,” and Row bottled up. Though they were at-

lands in attempting to clear the tacking for a good deal during the latter stages of the game they resultant kick tipped the ball into

his own goal, i

MEDIOCRE PLAY

were unable to score and from a -breakawayKp Fak Wá breastëd the

ball past Mak Sul Hon to beat Bai Generally, play was not of Tin Nin with an easy shot

very high standard, and no man “Nothing" daunted Athletics re-in particular was outstanding turged a the attack and from a After ten minutes play the adfummage, Young Fun Po scored Fusiliers obtained the equaliser their only got the fun through Evans, who "converteil FejWhistle sound" de play was being comer fick from Hughes

coming desultry.

beat Boyes with a hard drive

O, MR. W.

13 5 23 5

13.5 553 b

4 47

1 18.0

9 19 0 CLUB 7. ARMY DRAW Bad Hight forced the Club-Army game to draw. An outstanding Innings of 107 not out featured Alec Fearco's play on the day and at the close of the Club's knock they had collected 202 runs for 4 wickets.

The Army fighting with their back to the wa maraged to score 127 runs for 7 wickets when an ap. peal against Ught was upheld. Major Bonavia, carried his bat for

55

scores:

Hong Kona A A. W. Hayward, § 'Garth-

-walle

E. R. Duckitt,▷ Garth-

walte

8

T. A Pearce, not out P. C. Frost,

107

Walsh,

Ballard

(Mr. H. C. Tilley) (if (prome Quest Had not finished at 19.30.

few minutes, from the Interyal Kowloon went ahead, and a mis- kick by Wheeler enabled Knox to run through and beat Roglanda with a fine placed shot

On the resumption: the Fusers attacked strongly but they m

(Continued on Page 11.)

R. D. Gillespie, b Ballard

Extras (B.22)

L Melones, E Bilbes, G. Redmond and G.

52

L Hinde, c Kitchell,

Abbas

Lt. Comdr. Barry, Abbas: 15 Kirkett, c Kitchell ↳ Bakez P. Dale, à Baker

Surgeon L. Comdr. Bel-

cher. Lb., b Bater ERA French, not out Extrag JR LEANBI)

A

78

Total Fall of the wickets:-1 (Vickery) for 11. 3 (Gaywood), for” 12, 9 (Dave) 23, 4 (Cripps) for 27, 16 (Hinde) for 28. § (Eaton) for 65, (Barry) for 65, B (Birkett), for and 10 (Dale) Becher) fot

Bowling Analysis

for

•M. R. Abhas

A. Baker

AK. Ismail"

"AR ̈Kitchell-

*howed ona no ball

1204 X

H. T. Barida ruh out

A. R. Kitzber 1, b Dale 18

A Baker & the b Dave. 24 AR. Sufiad and b Dave 14 M. Afzal, not out

A. K Timall, run out.....

13!,

umad M L Razack,

Azle did not bat.

wickets-4T (Kitchell)

Total (for 5 wkta.)

All and

for 58: 42mesple)

for

Jarma) for 38, 3

C.S.C.C. zná XI

R. R. Davies, e McKenzie,

bDarling

HB Harper, Lax..... R. G. Robertson, e Lay, b

During

R. B wood, c. Overy," b.

During

A. D. Ling,

Kenzie,

'McKenzie

Mc-

14

34

F. J. Ling not cut H. E. Strange, Lb... b

Durling

HF. Westlake. þ Du HM Cockle 13

M. B Whitley,

During Extras (WB1)

Total

106

the wickeld:--1 (Dayles). (Robertam) for 9; 3 or 17 4 (Harper) for 21:

5 (McGowan) for 6 (Ling) for 86; 7 (Strange) for 98, 8(West- Lake) for 989 (Cockley for 108:

McGowan

5 1 13 2 A1 p 100 FRIENDLIES

In a friendly cricket match at Boažumpão on Baturday the Royal Engineers beat the Hong Kong Cricket Club Janiers by 105 rans. RB178 for 9 dec. (8pr. Dudley

e not out 38. Cabt. Binger 30. A...

C. Carey 3 for 38, Bond 3 for 34, F. Wilson 3 for 59). KE.C.0.—73 (F. Wilson 24, L/Cpl. Shipp 4. för 15, 8/Bergt. More- tou 2 for 17, Spr. Bradford 2 for 16.)

*.D.B.5. v. 0.0,0.

In a friendly cricket match at the Valley on Saturday the Dio- cesan Boys' School best the Crại- gengower juniors by 13 runsaa 0.0.0. "A":-89 (D. Bung, 27, 10,

· T. Les 25, N. Pinchong 3 for 11, A Broadbridge 3 for 17. J. Dudley 3 for 23)

DB8-182 (0. Hong Chong mot out, F. T. Lay 38, 7 Youngsave 33, L. 8 Cunning- ham 7 for 41); - MK.0.0 WIN

Faying at home on Sat M. RW. Kow.com. Cricket Club

Civil Service Cricket Club wicketa, in a friendly

McKenzie Overy

10 150

Craig

the

the

50.

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