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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1936.

CHINA TOO GOOD FOR PORTUGAL

to two

Chinese

victory for the after some fast football.`

Cheung Hum-wing opened the score for the Chinese 15 rainutes after the start with a high shot thre had: Durham completely baffled. Coughlan equalised fal- lowing a melee in the goalmouth and Maderill, placed the solders further ahead shortly before half- time, when Chun Shek-pul missed the ball when he ran too far out of his goal.

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Yeung Kan-po put the Chinese after the on level terms shorty restart. They went into the lead through Wong Wing-hon following corner kick. The Chinese were definitely on top now and they had the greater part of the play from now on Two more goals were added by Wong Wing-hon.

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S. CHINA "B" IN FETITE

The R.A. Stonecutters were no match for the fist moving South China B when they met on Saturday and went under to the Chiese by six goals to one.

Of these claimed

six goals Ng Po-ku no less than four! Ho Ka-Feung opened the score for the Chinese after seven minutes of ply with a swift drive. Ng scored the second and shortly afterwards added the third from a well-placed pass from Henry Young.

(Continued from Page 10)

ST. JOSEPH'S WEAK

good

St. Joseph's were not enough for the Club on Saturday when they met at Happy Valley, They were beaten by the big mar- gn of six goals to one. This score game, 3 is no indication at the it was uninteresting and the Club had most of their goals presented to them. -

"

Fowler opened the score for the Club which was incressed towards of the second helf by the end Elliot who beat Rumjahn with powerful shot that gave him no chance.

after half me Elliot Shortly placed the Clüb further ahead and this was added to by Bickford who from a perfect centre by Fowler netted

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The game, however, might well have resulted in. a draw, for much of the play by either forward line was on.y a series of misses due to quarters. poor shooting at close Rooney, however, managed to open the scoring for the soldiers a few minutes before the final whistle. South China almost equssed from Barwell replacement, the brought of a good save.

KOWLOON LOSE AT HOME Kowloon suffered a home defeat at the hands of the Fusiliers los. ing their Second League encounter by five clear goa

Sutivan netted the first goal for the Fustilers,

and Buster added the second through a slip by Oisen.

Before the interval Sullivan and a neat goal. E. Strange Singleton brought the total to four. added the fifth goal with an easy and, with the game again running shot, which was closely followed wel in their favour, Bumster add- by one from Wilson who headeded the fifth following a good move

between Parry and Davies. into the net.

St. Joseph's only goal was scored through by Johanilho, who ran the Club defence and netted with a well placed shot,

RIFLES VICTORIOUS The Royal Uster Rifles gained a well-deserved victory over Kow- bon on Saturday when they met 2 Chatham Road. The football was very keen and the Rifles were, in a way, rather fortunate to come out the winners by the only goal of the match.

RADIO SWAMPED

The Royal Engineers. playing in the Second Division of the soccer League fit Sookunpoo easily ac- counted for the Radlo, winning by 5 goals to 1.

It was late in the second half before the R.E. goalkeeper touched the ball, and then he partially

served a weak shot froni Au Kam-

the rebound. The goal-scorers for moon only for Yusuff to net from

the Sappers were Darby (4). How- lett (2). Hurst and Boyling.

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NAVY ENHANCES POSITION In their Second Division encoun- D. Knox on one occasion had

ter at Causeway Bay, the Navy only the goalie to beat

and he added considerably to their goal shot wide, and on another occasion average by arouncing the R.A.S.C. Connor brought off a magnificent and R.A.OC. by 10 goals to mil save when G. White shot at point- bank range.

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The Combined Corps were con-

Mostres reduced the lead for the Gunners ouring a me.ee round the China goal after Pan Ka-ping bad

Both sets of backs played re-derably weakened in the defence by recent injuries to players, and made a weak clearance,

but were rather apt to completed his "hat Ng Po-kul

from the opening whistle the Navy Coyle, trick just before the interval over-kick their forwards.

did as they pleased. und scored a team's fourth and of the Rifles, provided a good sub-

soutery,

Gould opened the scoring for the

fifth goas just after the resump-stiture for. Campbell, while Biss Navy and it was not long before

tion.

The best gos. of the game came from Ho Ka-keung just before the

cose, when Hall, the R. A. geal keeper, had the misfortune to re- ceive in injury which necessitated him leaving the field.

NAVY JUST MANAGE

and Boyd, for Kowloon, distribut- ed the ball well

Play opened sensationally. The quick first time methods of the

rather

discon-

Rifles forwards certed Kowloon, but they manage to scramble the ball away. Boyes. however was slow in collecting a harmless shot from Brown, and “ Hartigan, dashing in, kicked it out of his hands into the net., Kow- loon gradually settled down and began to attack, but weak fin'sh- ing spoiled good midfield play.

soccer

ARMY DERBY

Wride Increased their lead with a hard ground shot. Further gouls

before the interval were scored by Johnson (2) and Spencer.

After the change of ends Spencer Gould (2) brought the. (3) end Navy total to ten.

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SATURDAY'S RESULTS

AT A GLANCE

CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE "I AND Y" CLASSES

Heron Take First Place

The Resall for the 5th Championship for "I and Y " Classes" took place yesterday. The course was Channel Rocks (P) Rum- sey Shoal (P), Quarry Bay Mark (P), Channel Rocks (P), Club -Line.. Distance 8 miles. Detalls follow!— .

Ailsa, 18 (Mr. H. M. Brvine An-

drews)

'I & Y" CLASSES—STARTED 15.10.

Prev. Finished Corr. Poa, Pts. Pts. Total

18.49.08 14.49.08

7 40

33

3

D.N.S. D.N.S,

0

Heron, Y3 (Lieut. J. E. Moore,

R.N.) Robena, Y4

16.48.24 16,47.04

1 10.38 43

D.NS.

4 4

35

Stella. YI Winkle, Y2

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Widgeon, Y5 (Miss H. Crawhall-

Wilson)

16.50.30 16.49.10 4 8.29

2 Zephyr, Y8 (Col. R. E, Hindson)... 16.50.11 16.47.47 8 35 43 This was the Championship for the "T& Y" Classes, Posi- tion and points of the first three boats are as follows:-Heron, Y3 Pos, 1: 48 pts,: 'Alisa, 13, Pos. 2; 47 pts.; and Zephyr, YB, Pos. 3: 43 pts.

Athletic Fusiliers

18 9 2 T 33 18 25 19 9 3 7 40 29 25 S. China "" 18 2 2 8 35 23 24 Club

18 10 5 3 47 27. 23 Rifles

20 6 7 39 30 21 Navy

18 10 8 0 43 40 20 21 811 2 38 58 18 16 7 7 2 32 30 18 18 5 "9 4 ZT 32 14 18 5 12 1 28 38 11 R.A (Lyemun) 18 2 14 2 29 56 6 R.A. (S'ters). 22 118 16 925

St. Josephs' East Lanes, Recreio

Kowloon

SECOND DIVISION

Navy East Lancs. Fusiliers Engineers Rides

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R.A.S.C. and

Athletic

Goals

F. W. L. D. F. A. Pts, 20 17 1 2161 24 36 19 14 2 3 85 20 31 18 11 1 671 17 28

21 13 6 2 70 36 28 15 11 4 3 48 27 25

R.A.O.C.; 21 10 8 3 49 47 23 South China, 22 11 10 1.42 45 23 19 6 7 4.39 33 20 22 8 13 3 38 81 15 19 5 10 4 36 49 14 20 5 12 3 35 74 13 23 4 18 1 19 101 g 18 4 14 0 23 59 8 20 3 16 1 25 84 7

THIRD DIVISION

Club Eastern University Kowloon Recreio Radio

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts East Lancs.

17 13 1 3 72 23 29 Fusiliers 19 12 2 5 58.24 29 Chinese Police 19 11. 4 4 48 27 26 Air Force 20 10 6 4 62 38 24 15 7 4 4 38 27 18 1 38 33 17 19 7 9 3 42 35 17 17 6 9 2 40 47 14

Medicals

FIRST DIVISION

Athletic Club

5 RA. (Lyemun) 2

6 St. Joseph's

1

Liga P'tuguesa 18 3

Rifles Navy

1 Kowloon

0

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2 Recreio

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European

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DB, China 'A'

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RA (S'cutters) 1 S. China 'B'

SECOND DIVISION

6

Police: 16 St. Joseph's

5 9

Railway

g. China Navy

0 Rifles

1

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10 R.AS.C. and

R.A.O.C.

Ü Fusiliers

The Navy had a very close vic tory when they just managed to beat the Recreio by the odd goal In three on Saturday, after a gouless first half. The Navy had most of the play and it was only their bad shooting in front of "the from got that prevented them winning by more. Nevertheless it was bad luck for Recralo that both of the Navy goals were the to 1. results of mistakes on the part of the Recreio right-back, who had the misfortunate to deflect the Harrison, and just before half Engineers ball into his own net to give the time the Fusiliers again scored, | «University. Navy the first goal. The second i through Evans.

An interesting premier League game was seen at Prince Edward Road when the Fusiliers beat the East Lanes. by

2 goals

After four minutes the Fusiliers opened their account through Kowloon

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DEPARTURE

PASSENGERS

9.5. PRES. JACKSON

The following passengera left the Colony on Saturday by the S.S. President Jackson" for Beattie via ports:-

Mrs. B. J. M.les, Mr. J. H. Red- ding, Mr. J. M. P. Claverjle, Mr. J. A. A. Malcolm, Dr. and Mrs. Lataste, Mr. K. C. 14 Mrs. Lee, Mr. S. E. Chow, Mr. T. C. Zeng. Mr. K. Z., Zo, Mr. 8. 7. Woo, Mr. BJ, Miles, Mr K. V. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Steintort, Mr. J. M. Dyer, Mr. T. F. Payne, Mr. 2. C. Chao.. Mr. F. Y. Tong, Mr. L C. Ho, Mias Bertha M Mercar, Mr.

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Chas. N. Sherman, Captain C. C. Brown, Mr. L Lagadee, Mr. R. 8.

"| MacMilan, Mr. G. D. Oyaton, Mr. W. K. Chung, Mr. T. C. Yuen, Mr.

A. C. Zeng, Mг. K. K. Fong, Mr. T. I. Woo, Mr. T. F. Yao, Mr. N. G. Beale, Mr. V. R. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. Eamest L. Ackley, Mr. M.

Badio. Mr. K. Hung, Mr. K. L Lien, Mr. P. Y. Tan, Mr. H. . Shen, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C Cahn, Dr. and Mrs. V. 3. Wile, Mr. B. Pollak, Mr. 8. G. Kirkland, F. A. Woolridge, Lt. D. E. Hoband Martin, Mr. C. Z. Wong, Mr. S. C. Cheng, Mr. L.. Y. Pang, Mr. B. P. Tsai, Mr. T. F. Waung. Mr. S. Y Ngal, Mr. I. Weinstein, Mr.. Ho

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Navy goal came from a penalty Just before the Anal whistle the Chinese

surprise against Siva again, who this time East Lancs. launched a nud the misfortune to handle inrald and

8. Radio

Recreio

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2 Medicals

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Police goal European

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1

Engineers

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*Not Played.

took place sifter V. Marques had JUNIOR DIVISION St. Joseph's

equalised for Recrelo.

The Recreio's raids were spas. nodie, but when they did break through they were always dan-j gerous, several shots from Castilho and Campos m'asing narrowly.

Fernandes brought off the best when he save of the afternoon tipped a red-hot drive from Lobb over the bar.

1:

RIFLES DO IT

TABLES TO DATE

game between A very clase

FIRST DIVISION

Goals South China and the Rifles in the

P. W. L. D. F, A. Pts Second Division at Caroline Hül resulted in a win for the soldiers S. China "A" 17 13 4 0 55 23 26

Police by the only goal of the mach.

19 10 3 8 51 25-26

THE SOLUTION OF THE SYNTHETIC RUBBER PROBLEM.

German scientists succeeded in manufacturing synthetlo rubber in factories. The trials made with this synthetic rubber, called. Buns, have highly fulfilled the supposed expectations. The synthetle, rubber resulted much better than the natural product. It has a very Inferior wear, a considerable firmness against oll and is less sensitive against heat than natural rab- ber. The international motor-show demonstrated for the first time the results made in präc tice with the synthetic robber. Our photos show (on the left) the manufacturing; Giachinery of synthetic rubber and (on the right) testing machine for the finished Bana-Rubber. Sam- ples of rubber are pressed from revolving plates against rolls and have herewith undergone rubber-technical test.

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NEW LINER IN DRY DOCK

Crowds Swarm To Southampton

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R.H.K.Y.C.-NAVY YACHTING

Win For Club By Nine Points

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht club won by 9 points the race with the Royal Navy yesterday, after counting the previous points.

Officers of the Day were Com- modare C, G, Sedgwick, R.N, and Vice-Commodore H, S, Rouse, while the Official Timekeeper was Chief Yeoman of Signals Sansom, R.N.

The Royal Hong Kong "Yacht Club sailed under St. Andrew's Cross and the Royal Navy under St. George's Cross.

The following are the details, the names in brackets indicating the observers who alternatively be- came helmsmen:-

MORNING RACE

Course:Clup Line West to East, Quarry Bay Mark (P), North Mark on Line (8), Channel Rock Mark (8), Tamar Line East to West. Distance: 7.1. mitles."

R.H.K.X.C.

Al, H. T. Pearce (Lt. Grace)...

Pts.

4 A4. H. M. Finlay (Lt, Bailey) A6, D. G. Allen (Lt, Bremner) 11. 48. Mal.. Booty (Lt. Stuart)... A11, Maj. Le-Gros (Cdr. Orr-

Ewing)

10

2

A14, J. R. B. Copeland (Lt.

Fain)

3

Total

35

ROYAL NAVY

LI

Fts.

A2, Care. Sedgwick (H. 8.

Rouse)

5

A5, Captain Benson (G. G.

Wood)

13

A. Lt. Moore (8,"Odland) ... A9, Lt.-Cdr. King (E. Cock)... 610, Lt. Chapman (S. Fair-

burn)

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6

2

A12, Lt. Christie (J. Johnsen)

Total

43

London, Mar. 28. The giant liner Quéén, Mary is now at rest on the cradle in the Dock at Southampton. Graving Night and day workmen will be engaged cleaning and repainting her hull until she goes North again for her triala some time next week.

A preliminary examination has already confirmed that apart from "scratched paint neither her plates.

AFTERNOON RACE

Course-Tamar Line West to East, Quarry Bay Mark (F), Chan-. nel Rock Mark (P), N, Mark Club Line (8), Channel Rock Marfi (8), Distance: 9.0 miles..

ROYAL NAVY

nor propellers suffered damage last A1, Lt. Grace (H. T. Pearce)... Tuesday when during the difficult ¦ A4, Lt. Bailey (H. M. Finlay) mafioeuvring of the huge vessel ¦ A6, Lt. Bremner (D. G. Allen) down the narrow channel from her | A8, Lt. Stuart (Maj, Booty) Atting out basin on the Clydeside A11, Cdr. Orr-Ewing (Maj, Le- |she grounded twice on mud banks.

Gros)

While the Queen Mary was: in A14, Lt. Pain (J. R. B. Cope- Southampton Water yesterday. land) her Captain, Sir Edgar Britten ex- changed courtesies with the liner Bremen and, other ships on the Atlantic service.

-Immense crowds gathered to watch the docking operations and a continuous stream of visitors anxious to get a sight of the new ship is expected in Southampton

Fts.

3

10

Total

35.

Morning Pts. Previous Pts.

Grand Total

-43

151

...

R.H.K.Y.C.

during the next few days. Rail | A2, H. 8. Rouse (Cdre. Sedg-

and road excursions have been ar ranged from 'ail over the country British Wireless..

NEW PROPELLERS

Southampton, Mar. 28." The hull and keel of the liner Queen Mary have been examined. in dry dock to-day and it was" found there was no damage out- fered by the grounding in the mud. bed of the Clyde,

Workmen are now removing the temporary propellors and installing new ones which will give her greater speed-

Reuters Bulletin Service

wick)

AS, G. G. Wood (Capt. Ben-

...sen)

A7, S. Qdland (Lt. Moore) A9, E Cock (Lt.-Cdr. King)..... A10, 8. Fairburn (Lt. Chap-

*man) A12, J. Johnsen (Lt. Christle) 0

Total

Morning Pts. Previous Pta,

35

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Grand Total

160

*D.N.F. Club wins by 9 points.

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