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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1936.

In the World of Spons

WEEK-END SOCCER

S. CHINA "B" SURPRISED

R. U. R. Inspired Display

The hitherto unvanquished South China "B" team received their first set back this season yesterday at the hands of the. Royal Ukter Rifles, when they went down in a one-sided en- much counter by the odd goal in Bye. The Chinese fielded a depleted team and were lucky to have got away with that re-

suit.

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weakened At Caroline Hil, South China "A" also with a eleven managed to obtain both points from the Lyeemun Gun- ners. But for the weak shooting of the soldiers' forward line the result might very well have been reversed. The Police-Athlet'c match ended in a share of polly, while the Senior Service ran riot with St. Joseph's College.

"An exhilarating feature of the week-end soccer was the excellent display given by the two teams in the Governor's The Association Cup, which ended in a draw of one goal all. team was unlucky not to have snatched a victory as on the day's play they were slightly the superior. team.

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GOVERNOR'S CUP CLASH

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INTERNATIONAL LOCAL BILLIARDS LOCAL HOCKEY

RUGBY

Good Local Games Witnessed

Results To-date

Replay For Caer Clark Cap

The following is a complete list of last week's results in the Senior and Junior Divisions of the Colony

The Hong Kong Ladles hockey“ Billiards championships, the high team had little dimculty in ac- As at Belfast, Ireland triumph- est break in which has so far been counting for St. Andrew's in a Caer ed over England in the semi-final chalked up by the Colony cham-Clark Cup match on Saturday and round of the local International | plon, A. 3.Osmund, who scored an ran out winners by thres

goala Tournament, bald at Causeway Bay on Saturday, when the latter were defeated by a goal and a penalty roal (8 points) to a goat (5 points).

In the other semi-final tle, Scot- land defeated Wales by a goal,

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Senior Championship W. F. Stafford beat H Cheong 500-337,

Lam Cho Cha beat C. B. kh Elvin 500-358.

Shal

A. dos Remedios beat Sgt. F. Freeman 500 475.

clear

By virtue of their victory the H.K: Ladies will now have to play off with the C.B.4. Ladies for the Trophy.

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The H.K. Ladies forwards play- ed very well together and it was their good" passing.... moyerpents that resulted in their being able. to get through the Baints defence

Saints

a try and a penalty goal (11

M. M. da Siva beat W. E. And- points) to a penalty goal (3 points) in a fast tussle. In con- rews 300-424.

the

Andrew Tse beat A. P. Pereirate net three times. trast

England-Ireland | 10 match which was featured by Jr. 500-495.

Higgest break to-date:-86 by muffed

the Scotland- passes, Wales encounter was full of thrillsA. J. Osmund. and the better side deservedly

won..

Changes were numerous, Ireland being compelled to make three. i Lt. Fraser, S. C. Archer and J, H McEiney being absentees - while Hopkins, B. Hynes and Hyams were brought in to fill the gaps. England were without Withers, Mins. who came late, Rose and

Junior Championship

A. Kitchell beat Cpl. H. Steele 300-214.

Mia G White for the played a hard game while Miss Bance, Miss Emalley and Miss Dalziel the F.K. Ladles inside trio

ous throughout. were dangerous

After having most of the ex- changes in the Orst 20 minutes of I. T. Yung beat J. V. da Luz 300—the first half, the HK. Ladies were rewarded when Misa J. Dalziel Detted the first goal.

209.

Tam Bun Hun beat Fus, E. Compton, 300-234

Simon Chan beat C. Wellings 300-175.

Pte. E. Crabtree beat. J. O. Re-

S. CHINA "B" DEFEATED Yeung Shu Chung and Lee Kam Light and Lt. Winters, who were medios 300- 299.

did trojan work under constant pressure.

(BY "PIVOT")

Playing a brand of "football that was delightful to Watch every respect except when the forwards were in front of goal, the Roya: "Ulster Rifles defeated South China "B" on the Sookunpoo ground yesterday by three goals to two. after being on equal terms in the first half.

was slippery,

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Royal Ulster-Corner; Pickering and Stevens; McCoatgal Camp- bell and Nelson; Brown, Doherty, Ferguson. Fwin and Hartigan.

Wah South China "B:---Wong

Ka: Yeung Chi Chung and Lee Kam; Yau Wa Hing, Lum Tak Po and Lau Ting Sang; Ip Yun Po, Lai Sbpl Wing. George Tsang, Yeung Pun Hong and Yueng Sut Yick.

SHARE OF SPOILS

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Cheng Kwal Leung beat T. F Jardop 309-235.

A. A. Lewis beat R. E. Lee 300

248.

HARD TASK

On the resumption the Saints' defence had a very hard task in keeping the opposing forwards out of the danger zone but even so they were unable to hold out very long and after 20 minutes Miss Hance not possession and nettna at close quarters.

Just before the end the HK.

when Miss Hance netted' again.

K.C.C. SECURES THE "DOUBLE"

Army Surprisingly Defeated At Home

Only two senior leagge cricket games were played on Satur- day and resulted in wins for the K.C.C. and the Civil Service Cricket Club over the C.C.C. and Army respectively.

The K.C.C.. by virtue of their win have now placed them-, selves' in 's very sound position for the Championship. In their match on Saturday good bowling by Frank Goodwin was prl" marily responsible for their victory. Goodwin" took 6 wickets for 42 runs in 18.1" ovats, seven of which were ma dens.

Thinks to J, E.. Bichardson who scored 101 runs in a chanceless innings which was featured by some hard hitting on his part. the C.S.C.C. scored a meritorious win over the Army at Sookinpoo. The Army declared their innings closed at: 183 runs for 9 wickets. This total was passed by the Civil servants who had four wickets to spare.

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Several Junior 'eague games wote also decided. The K.C.C. "Jun'ors accounted for the C.C.C, thus bringing off the “double” for the Club The R.A.M.G.," and Police also won 'the'r · "mat- ches.

RICHARDSON'S CENTURY

SENIOR LEAGUE

C.C.C. Beaten —'---

wickets when they declared. LE

with Dawson being top scorer váluable 34.***.

Faced with this huge score the C.S.C.O. opened their innings and by a fine effort on the part of L. E. Richardson who contributed a the army score with wickets in

Sydney Chan beat Lam Ka Huen Ladies went till further ahead was a feature of the league cric- magnificient 101, were able to pass"

replaced by O'Brien and Issley, two Civilian newcomers. A. B Woodman and Lt. Greene of the M.. W. Scott was an ab- Navy. sentee for Wales and Fus, Watkins

Mai Chan Jed beat F. R. Zim- was brought into the side.

The two matches played afford-mern 00208. ed the Selection Committee splen- did opportunities for choosing a representative Colony side to be pitted against the returning New Zealand University afteen, when they pass through the Colony on

to New Zealand- their way back some time in the near future."

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300-257,

Sergt. W. Solis received a walk over from Y. L. Kwok.

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Highest break to-date: -44 by J. da Luz and Cheng Kwai Leung. THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMME

To-day Seplor

M. M. da sva v F. A. Gill at Civil Service C. C

On a field that and with a ball that was heavy and wet, South China tasted the

SCOTLAND. WALES first fruit of defeat, but judging

Ten minutes after the com from the merita of both teams en view I think that even on a dry.

mencement Wales opened the A misunderstanding between C.

Pie, E. Crabtree y F. E. Silva sunny day. South China would

Pile and McHardy which resulted scoring when Preece converted a have gone down alsc. for the sold-in Pile notting his own goal cost penalty goal, but Bonnar went South China A. A.

Sergt. J. Hodges. Y. J. F. in positional

The Police two valuable points, over for Scotland soon after from play, cohésion and everything

a 15-yard scrum, Warren convert- drew all with "the that goes to make up a good team

Chinese Athletic after a barding with a fine kick to give Scot-Ribeiro at Dockyard R. C.. The Anal score of three to twa, would leave one with the apres- sion that the game was chsely

Lers were superior

contested. Such case.

Wis

not the

when they

struggle on a allppery ground yes- terday.

The Chinese were rather slow in In spite of having the best selling down, but as the game anproved and of play right from the commence-progressed they iment, the Ulster found themselves their forwards were ever a source Ane down a quarter of an hour of worry to Blackburn and Pile, after the commencement when

Yeung Pun Hong put the ball yards past Conner from twe Tange, Doherty equalised with a header, and the teams changed

terms. over on

TWO UP

The Ulater kept up pressure on on resumption and were finally rewarded when Hartigan sent in rasping shot into the right corn- er of the net. A few minutes Tater McConigal took a free kick for a four 25 yards out, and sent in a rasping shot that left Wong Wai Kai standing...

Sn the Ulster were enjoying

most of the play but dilly dallying with the ball while in front of the goals fault of the inside to cost them numberable oppor-

the and the lead. Just before interval Wales were penalised for off-side and Warren again kicked a goal

In the second half Scotland enjoyed most of the play and St. Clair Ford went over in the corner for an unconverted try.

Scotland and Dominions.-Lieut.

Right from the commencement of the game the Police exerted Fama (Navy); EL R. McCfichrist pressure, and play had barely been (Club), Lt. St. Clair Ford (Navy), in progress 10 minutes whan John.

Stoker Warren (Navy), Sub. Lieut. ston gave the Police the lead with

Wright (Navy); J. Hutchison a nest header. Prior to this Moss (Club). J. L. Bonnar (Club); M. had a fine chance of netting buta. Cumming (Club), J. 8. Dunnett the left winger sent a feeble ahot (Club), 5. H Garrod (Club) which was well saved by Lee Cdr. D. Or. Ewing (Navy), Lds Kwok-kee..

Sea Bell (Navy), E. B. Gammell (Club), A. D. Coppin (Club), Lt. Chapman (Navy),

With this lead the Police were greatly encouraged and forced the pace for a long spell, the Chinese forwards talling time and again to penetrate the defence....

Wales Fus. Preece (Army); L/CPL Jones (Army), Lieut. Rice- Evana (Army), R. BL Griffiths (Club), R. Edwards (Club); Fus. MOSS FAILS AGAIN Moss had another good oppor. Floyd (Army); AF Walkden unity of increasing the lead but (Club), E F. Humphreys (Club), again he took the kick with hiss. Morgan (Army), Fus. Wat- right foot and falled to make the ins (Army), Fus. Chaney (Army), ball travel. However a Ane move. Gur Wight (Army), L/Cpl. Bebb

(Army) ment between Green and Johnston last, broke away and Yeung Pun resulted in the latter tricking Ho Hong cleverly evaded both Ficker- Chor Yin and crowning his effort ing and Stevens to beat Conner with a hard drive which beat Lee except for the first quarter of s with a pile driver.

Kwok-kee all the way.

hour, when the English backi were seen in some thrining move-

tunities. Then South

Chine at

Rain began to fall heavily before

MELAND V. ENGLAND

In a game devoid of thrills

van-

the interval, and the Athletic-for-ments Ireland deservedly wards did not seem to like the

quished their opponents Benson

TUESDAY Senior

BRAWN CUP

D.G.S. In Fine Fettle

In a Brawn Cup match on Batus day the CBA were defeated by the D.G.S. on the C.BA. ground by 2 goals to mil.

14.

The game was very interesting at throughout with both sides trying hard to net, but the first half end- Ved with the score sheet blank

In the second half the Schoul girls forced the pace and soon got the lead when Miss Bockler netted.

AN UPSET

Chan Kai Yin v W. F. Stafford Shortly afterwards Miss M. Roza increased the lead with a good at Sports Club.

shot. Junior. Cheng Kwai Leung v A. A. Lewis at Club de Recreto.

Sgt. W. Bollis v J. C. Remedios at Engineers Inst.

WEDNESDAY Senior

E. D. da Roza v W.. Hong Sling at Kowloon C. C.

Junior Albert Koh 7 Tami Bun Hun at

The Hong Kong Ladies BHCOLO string caused another upset in the Brawi Cup on Saturday when they beat a weakened Central ari- tish Schoolgirls side by 6 goals to 3 after leading br'3 goals tot at the intervala

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Mrs. Harrop and Mrs. Selby shared the winners' goals, while Civil Service CC___

Miss A. Martin, Miss J. Booker and Lam Shiu Fun J. E. Noronha Miss J Lakeman netted for the

loset p at Sports Club,

THURSDAY Junior Fus. R. Evans y I. T. Yung at Club Lusitano.

F. P. Sequeira v Sydney Chan at Engineers Inst.

FRIDAY Senior

Yan Charm Pong v E. A. dos medios at Kowloon C. C.

FOOTBALL COUNCIL MEETING FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY

FRIENDLY HOCKEY

Brigade Beaten

In a friendly, hockey, encounter played on Saturday at King's Fare, the YMCA defeated a strong Re-HKSRA eleven by 4 goals tu. 1.

Moss gave an exceptionally good of display in goal, while in front him Belk and Tremlett were a pale pair of backs, the former belog es pecially prominent with hard first- time clearances. In the inter- mediate line Bates, at centre-half, Was outstanding.

When the score read 3-1 against them South China did not look as if they would ever get a goal. Besides being well held by Camp- Stevens (full backs) their task wong Bum on the right wing of play when England was on top. was rendered all the more difficult always dangerous and some of his only for the latter to drop the ball, with the inability of

centres went very near the mark, when a try was certain! Later Trang to give much help, for this but Yeung Kan-Do and Wand Benson was injured. player had the misfortune to reing-hon were never on the spot the second Half-Ireland et- joyed more of the play and Knox ceive an injury early in the game to convert.

Shortly

before the interval went over from a 15-yard scrum that left him s mere passenger

Yeung Kan-po-reduced the but also dropped the ball when a on the field.

lead with a fine shot. Notry seemed certain.

bell (centre halty Pickering and sodden state of the ground. Tans sent Frost over during the pero Council of the Hong Kong Foor they were at times inclined to hold

TEAM WORE `GOOD

George

I have rarely seen a team with such neat team work as the Ho ya Uster Rifles. "They tantalis ed with their positional play, and

lang after this Mun-wing took Ireland went ahead when Gill- the ball upon the left wing, beat lespie kicked a fine penalty goal. Blackburn and netted with a well Soon after Knox sent a long laced shot just beyond McHardy's pass out to Krkwood who sent D. reach,

My dades Hynes away. The trish right

drew Robertson before with the score at 2 all, the Chin- centre as started the second half full passing to Eyams, who scored wide comedence and it was quite ap of the posts. Gilleable, however parent that the Police were feeling added the points with a very fine the effects of the heavy ground for kick" 38

The y" forward line led by Brown was very speedy, though on to the ball too long. The in- side forwards combined well and Fowler and 8 A. Fowler were both dangerous inside the circle.

B. A Fowler (2), Brown and F.

The monthly meeting of the bal Association will be held on Wednesday next at 5.30 pm. to consider the appointment of an Hon. Secretary to succeed Mr. M. Bailton, who is shortly leaving the Colony for Tientsin on trans- Fowler netted for the YM.C.A.,

fer.

while Alam Eher registered the solitary point for the Brigade.

KEST TO PLAY INTERPORT ELEVEN

Fine bowling by Frank, Goodwin Ket encounter between the K.C.C. and Craigengower which took place at the K.C.C. ground and re- sulted in a win for the home team by 2 wickets.

The Craigengower XI were all out for 151, F. R. Zimmern, being

the top scorer with 38. The Club repilce with 154 for 8 wickets; Teddy Fincher knocked up a use- fub 47.Ne

Scores:-

hand.

Bcores:-

Army

Lt. E. M. Dawson, b Mc-

Lellan

C. 8. M. Elvin, lb.w,

Perry

b

1.

Craigenpower C. c. E. Zimmern, b Goodwin AR.H. Amal c E C.

Fincher, Lee ........

13

LE D. M. Pritchard, b Me-

Lelian

25 Capt. D. W Persse, b Perry 18 Lt. E. C. Thompson, Lb.w,

b Baker Lt. J. R. Johnson, b Mc-

Lellan

29

Sergt. Daniells, 1.b.w. b

W. Rapley, & Goodwin

11

Perry

A. B. Hamson run out....

98

L/Cpl. Shipp...b.w., b Bak-

O Souza, b Goodwin

er....

&

Bdsm King, Baker

F. R. Zimmern st. Mackay,

b Smith

Cpl. Ballard, not out

38

A. T. Lee, b Lee

W. Hong Sling, Lee, b

Goodwin!

U/M. Omar, b Goodwin

J. L. Youngsaye, c Mackay,

b Goodwin

Dr. N. Karanjia not cut Extras (B4; LBS):

Total

14

0

(Es-

Fall of wickets:-1 for. 5 mail) 2 for 24 (Rapley) 3 for 29 (E. Zimmern), 4 for 31 (Souza), 5 for 16 (A, T. Lee), 8 for 103 (Ham- son), 7 for 110 (F. Zmmern), 8 for 132 (Omar), 9 for 148 (Young- saye) and 10 for 151 (Hang Ming). Bowling Analysis

TOM, R. W. R. Lee

15 047 2 F. Goodwin.... 18.1 742 6. S. V. Gittins .... 30 23 F. 8. W. Smith 30 19 1

4 0 11

W. L "McKenzie

..

Kowloon C. C.

E. C. Fincher, b Lee”

47

"A. T. Lay, b Omar v. 18 N, A E. Mackay run out 29 E. F. Fincher," at. Hong

Bling. b Hamson

F. S. W. Smith, b Bouza. 18 B. V. Gittins run out

Goodwin, b Lee va

P. Zimmern e and b Lee

AW. Ramsay not out

R. Lee not out.

"Extras (B11; LB1)

Total (for 8 wits.)

Omer

AT:Lee 0. Souse

Extras (B5; LBQ)

Total (for 9 wkts. dec.) 183

Pte. Herbert did not bat.

Fall of the wickets:-1 for 68; 2 for 68; 3 for 101; 4, for 123; 5 for 131; 6 for 140: 7 for 174; 8 for 174; 9 for 193.

Bowling Analysis

Baker Perry McLellan

Hawkins

O. M. R. W.

110 45.3

18 8 55 3

15, 165..3 10 11 0 CB C C E, Richardson, b Elvin 101 W. H Colledge, Lb.w.. b

Ballard

A. E. Perry, L., þ Prit:

chard

G. R. Bayer, b Persse: D. McLellan, not out,

Johnson,

F. Baker,

Elvin

R. M. Wood b Ballard B. OK. Hawkins, not out

"Extras" (B18; 134)

Total (for 6 wkts.) 184

HG. Wallington, J. McGowan and N. Bebbington did not bat.

Fail of the wickets, 1 for 1 2 for 122: 3 for 127, 4 fpr 161; 5 for 179: 6 og 175.--

0.

2

1

12

Ballard

154

Thompson King a

W. L. McKenzie did nos bat Fall of wickets-1 for 18 (Lay), 2 for 84 (Mackay) for 107 CE F Fincher), 4 för 107 (E," C. Fin- (Chub), Cpl Hyams (Army); B. J.

cher), 5 for 133 (Smith) 8 for 134 challagher (Club), -- Lieut. Knox

(Goodwin), 7 Loz 134 (Citting) and (Navy) Lieut. Lincoln (Army), Bama, Gibbins (Army), Captain The following will represent the & on 130 12Zimmern)

Bowling Arialysis - in mid-field once they obtained.

Gillesple (Army), Spr. Cullinan Rest of the Colony against

OMRW; posession of the ball they held on to it untly in front of the goal

Army), B. Bynes (Club), the triumphant Taterport ladies'

14:42 401 14.5 3523 when invariably nothing would

Medigan (Club), B. D. G. Barlow hockey eleven at Scokumpoo at 5 Numerous chances

(mb), Lient. Cooper (Navy), p.m. to-morrow. materialise, were thrown away by the inside

[(Club); O'Brien (Clob), P. C. trio who instead of taking a first their play had slowed up consider- Just before the end the Engish Boland Robertson timer tried to better their pos by side rallied and, following loose Frost (Club), Burg Lieut. Benson tions before parting with the ball. Pile made the sad mistake when play, L/Carol Harrison went over (Navy), (asley (Club) A E Lox- Bouth China actually did get he tried to pass to MeHardy for between the posts for Benson to ham (NAVY) Liput Hamilton

* (Army). Lieut. Harrisin. another goal, when Yeung Sul him to clear, but he misjudged the convert Yick took a free kick for a foul goalie's position and led the ball Dr. J. AR Belby refereed and G. S. Chamb

Woodman against Pickering and landed a too high and into the net, to give the teams mere:

Mout Reeland L/Cpl. Wall (Army); (Navy) neat shot into the net. the Chinese an easy goal..

nking (Club), Burg, Laout/Col Harrison Kirkwood (Navy), DA Hines Greene (KET)

For South China yesterday, Lam Tak Po was outstanding while

(Continued on Fage 11).

Big

Mrs, B. Rose (St. Andrew's). Miss P. Waolicy (CB.A.),^, Miss Salley (HK Ladies). Mias 1 Woolley (CBA) Miss J. Thomson (YZ), d

K Glover (H.K. Ladies))

Mies 0 Digizlet

Mer J. Dalzel

Ladies)

Hamson

Army Surprised

Mrs M White

Miss A, Alves (Re

Miss Ho Knill (B.K. Ladies);

Army took first. knock the wicket and collected 184

Bowling Analysių dang

R. W

Pritchard Pere Elving

JUNIOR LEAGUE

C.C.C. Bad Lapee

After scoring 121 for 4 wickets at Happy Valley, the Craigengower Cricket Club Junior, collap fore, the bowling

(5 for 18) and..

£6 thus enabling the Grin-their Junior league fixture by

Bcores

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