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LOCAL CHINESE "DERBY"

South China "A" Beat Chinese Athletic

ROUSING SOCCER

ENCOUNTER

(BY VOX POPULI) The premier league Axture be- tween South China "A", and Chin-" ese Athletic, which had been re- garded as the tit-bit of the week's soccer, was played before a fair- ly moderate crowd at Caroline Hill on Sunday. "The honoura of the encounter went to South China "A" and they deserved to win, al- though a certain amount of praise be donated to the losers. muist The assumption that China "A" would have

win was DATOW hardly correct as they ran out winners by the comfortable mar- gin of four goals to none.

Both gave the spectators their money worth: Mr. Kossick capably handled the game which started at 4.15 p.m. sharp.

LOCAL RUGGER

Club Strike Form

DEFEAT "HERMES"

The Club beat H.MS. Hermes by two goals, two penalty goals and a try (19 points) to a penalty goal (3 points), on Saturday at aby Valley

sensoa

The game was the best of the and was featured by splendid passing. running and tackling.

2

Bidwell opened the scoring with the corkscrew

through Fun sailors defence to score wide of the posts, Watson falling with the kick. Later

Kermes were the

penalised for off-side and Watson landed a penalty goal with a good efort.

awarded a The Hermes were free-kick for an infringement near Evans. the half-way mark and landed a drop at goal.

The second half saw the Club backs assert their superiority and

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936.-

INTER-SOCIETY GOLF

HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS

London, November 14,

St. Andrew's Crushing Newcastle defeated Doncaster by seven goals to nil for the

Win

The annual Inter-Society match played at Fanling yesterday, saw St Andrew's swamp St. George's by 183 points to 4 The Scots-

garnered 83 points to meagre two in the singles further substantiated their post- tion by obtaining 8 points to two in the fourbalis.

man

A

and

D. S. Edward (St Andrews) lost to A. E Lissaman (St George's) 1 hole.

K 9. Robertson (St Andrew's)

(1st Div.)

Playing in the second Division of the Home Football League,

heaviest defeat in Saturday's football. Portsmouth League, leaders gained a narrow victory over Haddersfield.

Full results and league tables are as follows:-

1.

FIRST DIVISION

1 Arsenal

2 Derby

Mansfield Lincoln 3 Wrexham 0 Hull

Birmingham Charlton Chelsea Grimsby Leeds Liverpool

2 Wednesday Manchester C. 4 Everton Middlesbro' 3 Brentford

1 Huddersfield Portsmouth Stoke

2 Wolves

1. Sunderland 3 Stockport 6 Manchester U 2 Halifax .1 Preston

0 | Oldham

beat S. H. Dodwell (St. George's) W. Bromwich 3 and 2.

D. S. Robb (St. Andrew's) beat R. L. D. Wodehouse (St. George's)

1 hole.

Andrew's)

LEAGUE TABLE

2 N. Brighton

1 Hartlepools

4 8 3 3 32 18 19 15 7 4 4 35 26 19 15 7 427 23.18 14 7 5 2 23 17 18 15 6 8 3 29 16 18 15 7 2 8 15 17 16

15 7 4 4 32 26 18 15 6 5 5 14 18 15 14 6 4 4 15 12 16 15 4 7.4 25 20 15

0 | Southport

0 Port Vale

15 6 3 8 21 26 15

1 Carlisle

0 Bolton

beat

1

Portsmouth Eventford Sunderland Middlesbro Chelsea

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt5. 15 8 4 3 26 16 20 16 7 3 5 29,28 17 14 8.2 4.32 26 18 14 7 3 4 27.25 17 15 55 18 20 15

J. Rodger (St. F. J. de Rome (St. George's) 8 and..§.

Andrew's)

A McKellar (St.

teams played hard and Bidwell paved the way for a fine halved with A. B Raworth (St / Huddersfield 15 5 5 5 22 19 15

SOUTH CHINA WIN TOSS South China "A" won the toss and Athletic broke away from the kick-off but sent wide. In the early stages of the game the South China forwards did not seem to be tog sure of themselves: their shooting being slightly erratic, Wong Mel Shan in particular at fault in this respect. The ex- changes were fairly even and both keepers were called upon to pro- tect their citadel, but both rose to

R. D. Walker (SŁ Andrew's) beat H. C. Hopkins (St. George's) 4 and 3

try on the left, sending Chadwick | George's). over in the corner for Watson to converted with a brilliant effort. Watson increased the score with another penalty-goal and Bidwell crossed the Hermes' line after a fine effort, adding the points him- self.

Club 1st XV:-M. H. Curtis, A. van Leeuwen. W. E. Grieve, H. D. Bidwell, G. K. Chadwick, A. H. R. Butcher, J. L. Bonnar, N. E. Clarke, J. S. Dunnett, K. A. Watson, L' H. Bradford, W. E. Peers. H. W. E. Heath, A F. Walken (Captain) and J. Redman.

H.MS. Hermes:-A. B. Oxen- ham: Lieut. Ackery, Lieut. Part-

the occasion with perfect pre-ridge. R.M.. Lieut. Burch, R.M. cision. For the first twenty min-

F/O Weir; E. R. A. Evans (Cap- ütes, play was evenly contested.

tain) and Lieut. Plugge; Surg. both teams having a fair share

Lieut. Miles. A. B. Somers. Big. of attack and defence. A free

Ford, Mne. Davison. A: G. Frizzell. kick just outside the penalty area

Lleut. Lucy, Ldg. Wir. Rogers and to South China "A" saw Cha Sul

LA C. Woodward. Kang make a perfect save but about, five seconds later his goal "fell to Tam Kwong-Pak during a scrimmage in the Athletic goal- mouth.

*

Nothing daunted by this reverse. Athletic attacked but were unable to plerce the sterling defence of South China "A". Now China "A" commenced to exert pressure and corners were coming frequently. Bad shooting, however. prevented goals, and spoiled excellent mid- fcd play

Half-time: South China "A" 1. Chinese Athletic, Nil.

RESUMPTION OF PLAY The resumption found South

"

RIFLES BEATEN

A ragged game was witnessed at the Valley when the Club "A" beat the Royal Ulster Rifles by a goal and a try (8 points) to all

kick. After Kowloon's second goal the Club forwards increased their

efforts and worried Everest and Bowen. Minhinnet brought of several saves but was unable to stop Fowler getting the only goal for the Club,

CLOSE GAME

China presaing home their one." The Royal Welch. Fusiliers de- goal advantage and the combined feated St. Joseph's by the odd goal efforts of Loo Wel Man and Wong is three at Chatham Road on Bhek-ping were necessary to keep Saturday. them Qut. Concerted pressure. The Saints fought hard with ten however, was bound to tell and à men for almost three quarters of long drive by Choi Kwai-sing from the game. owing to Elms being the right wing found à resting injured early in the first half. place in the net, the Athletic The outstanding players were the goalie having misjudged the shot | Saints backs, Souza and Costa. completely...

China "A" were now having things their own..way and were taking it easy. In a scramble in the Athletic goal. Tao Chal-sing's boot flew off his foot to the in- bense merriment of the spectators. Later Wong Mai Shun scored a really clever goal, taking the bod through his yn right from the centre of the fell.

Tai Shul-wing found the net for the fourth goal with a lovely grounder a few moments before the final whistle blew for full time. Full-time: South China "A" goals. Athletic, Nil.

Lee Ting-sing for the South China team was certainly the best player on the field. Both goal keepers played safely and well but Athletic were highly unlucky, not to have found the net at least once.

TEAMS: South China "A"-Pau KB- ping: Lee. Ting-sing. Lau Mau; Leung Wing-chui, Lau Hing-chal, Lee Kwak-wai: Chol. Kwai-sing. Lat Shitewing, Tam- Kwong-pak,' Wong Mei-shun, Cheng Kwai "leungyene

Athletic Cha Sui-hang; Loo Wal-man: Wong Bhek-ping: Cheng Ying-kung, Ng Tak-wing, Loo Walikuen; Kwok Lam-seung, Chin Chi-fan: Lee Hong-ching, Tak-kat Chang Mon-wing.

KOWLOON "WIN

Lee

RIFLES JUST

MANAGE.

Failing to convert a penalty kick in the last minute of the game the Easterns were robbed of a well deserved, point and left the Royal Uister Rifles winners in a game in which they were made to look anything but the redoubtable side that their previous perform- ances have suggested them to be.

The Rifles just managed to gain their lone goal through Doherty nine minutes after the kick-off. Cheng Sut Hong's Spot-kick which would have earned the Eastern the maximum points was foiled by Connor.

Taul Hang gave a fine display between the sticks.

POLICE DEFEATED

The Police were defeated by the Navy by five goals to one at Cause- way Bay.

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A.. K. Mackenzie, (St. Andrew's) lost to T. A. Pearce (Bt. George's) 2 and 4.

Charlton 15 5 7 3 18 16 17 Everton 1478 32, 27-17 Derby

15 6 3 6 35 30 15 Stoke

15 6 5 4 27 20 17 15 8 1 6 36 30 17 Grimsby Preston

146 35 19 17 15 Birmingham 15 4 5 6 24 30 13 14 55 4 21 17 15 "Arserial

M'chester C. 15 4 6 5 31 23 14 15 4 5 6 24 29 13 Andrew's Liverpool

15 3 7 5 23 24 '13 (St Wednesday

West Brom

R. Young (St. Andrew's) halved with L. Newton (St. George's),

D. J. Gilmore (St

Dodwell G. S. beat L George's) 2 and 1.

M. Alexander (St. Andrew's) | Bolton beat A. Sommerfelt (St. George's). Wolves

14 5 2 7 24 30 12

14 4 5 5 17 2013

14 4 2 8 20 22 10

C. C. Stark (St. Andrew's) beat M'chester U. 14 3 4 7 19 31.10

7 Leeds H. FL... Mundy (St. George's) and 6.

beat

W. A Stewart (St. Andrew's)

D. A

Humphreys (St. George's)' 4 and 3.

Singles: St. Andrew's si points.

St. George's 2 points.

FOURBALLS

Rotherham York Crewe Barrow

Darlington Tranmere Accrington Gateshead Rochdale

14 7 16 22 23 15 14 8 2 6 28 25 14 14 4 5 5 21 26 13 13 2 8 5 20 30 12 14.4 37 21.25 11 14 2 5 7 2028 9 15 2 5 8 23 35 9 14 3 3 8 14 21 9 14 1 8 7 17 28 8 15 3 3 9 17 34. 9

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION

Albion Arbroath Clyde Dunfermine Hearts Kilmarnock Motherwell, Partick

T. Lanark

MAMAK HOCKEY

At the Marlos ground yesterday, the K.IT.C. "A" defeated the "D" Coy, R.U.R, by Ave goala to nii, one of the goals resulting from a a penalty bully.

•

It was evident from the start

2 Queen's P.

3

1 Falkirk

2

Queen O'S

1

bernian

3

that the Indians were far superior

→

Aberdeen

Oj In all departments of the game,

1 Rangers

2

3. Dundee

1

.

1' Celtic

St. Johnstone 6 Hamilton

ສ. Bt. Mirren

LEAGUE TABLE

Aberdeen Celtic

'P. W. D. L. F. A, Pts. 1741 3 3 44 20 25 10 10 4 2 36 18 24 14 9 5 31 12 23 Third Lanark 10 10 2 4.32 18 22 Motherwell

Rangers

Dundee...

Hearts Kilmarnock

Hamilton

14 9 3 438 24 21

18 7 5 4 23 19 15 9 2 4 4 22 20 16 8 1 7 31 28 17 15 7 - 8 36 40 14 St. Johnstone 18 7 2 7 90.25 16 15 5 5 5 31 24 13 Partick"

167 27 38 33 18

Falkirk

Queen's Park 17 5 57 23 32 15

HIR

so much so that they netted four goals in the first half.

With such a commanding lead. the Indians were inclined to take thingsenally in the second half and were only able to score one, The anal whistle ended the game with the Indians worthy winners of a very mediocre encounter.

The goal-scorers were:-Praya Singh (4) and J. M. Pinto (1), .

St Mirren 'Arbroath

Clyde Hibernian

Albion Queen of R

16 5 3

8 28 38 16 5 2 9 21 35 12 15 5 3 8 28 40 12 16 4 4 8 28 32 12

16 2 3 11 22 42 7 161 5 10 20.43 7 Dunfermline 16.2 2 12 34 51 5

14 5 27 24 32 12

SECOND DIVISION

"THERE'S AN

HB

COMING OFF THE ICE IN A MINUTE !”

Barnsley

1 Plymouth

3

Blackburn

3 Bradford C.

▸

1

Blackpool Bradford Bury Leicester

2 Aston V. _

3

1 Coventry

3

2 Swansea

0

2 Southampton

2

(Bt. Newcastle

7 Doncaster

and Norwich

3 Fulham

C

Sheffield U.

4 Notts F

5 Chesterfeld

I

0 Burnley

Edward and Mackenzie Andrew's) beat Lissuman Pearce (St. George's) 3 and 1.

Robertson and Young (St. An-Tottenham drew's) beat S. Dodwell and New-W. Ham ten (St George's) 3 and 2.

r

Robb, and Gilmore (8t. Andrew's) beat L Dodwell and Wodehouse (St. George's) hole.

Rodger and, Alexander (St An- drews) halved with de Rome and Sommerfelt (St. George's).

A. McKellar and Stark (St. An- drew's) lost to A. B. Raworth and Mundy (St. George's) 4 and 5.

R. D. Walker and Stewart (St. Andrew's) beat Hopkins and Hum- phreys (St. George's) 4 and 3.

Total: St. Andrew's, 162 points. St. George's, 4 points

ANNUAL MEETING

The annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Boy Scouts As80- ciation will be held to-day, at the Sandiland's Hut at 5.30 p.m.

Blackpool Bury

LEAGUE TABLE

15 7 3

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 15 8 34 28.21 19 15 8 5 2 27 17 21 15 7 6 2 32 17 20 Plymouth Coventry 15 7 3 25 14 19 5 24 18 17 Fulham

15 6 6 3 29 24 18 Aston Villa Newcastle 15 a 25-29 16 18 Sheffield U. 15 7 3 5 27 21 17 15 5 4 4 20 25 14 Barnsley Southampton 15 6-8 8 24 27.

15 7 2 6 33 19 16 Tottenham Swansea Chesterfeld Notta F. Blackburn

Leicester

Norwich Burnley West Ham Bradford C Doncaster Bradford

de

14 6 2,8:20 17 14

14 5 3 8 27.25 13

15 4 5 6 22 30 13 14 5 4 5 14 14-13 1545 6.19 22 13 15 5 4 6 25 20 14 155 4.6 17 18 12 15 4 38 18 30 11 15 3 4 8 20 35 10. 14 2 4 8 8 25-8

15 3 2 10 17 38 8

3" Newport.

2orthampton

THIRD DIVISION (South) through Lee Shek-yau, and shortly

Bristol C. afterwards Cheuk Shek-kam caus- ed a great deal of excitement, the Cardiff ball struck the upright and re- Clapton

Exeter post to post at least three times Crystal P. without entering the goal

The Chinese went further ahead Luton through Chan Tak-tal. The Re Notts C. crelo's goal was the best of the Queen's P.R. game. Alves centred the ball to Reading Beltrão who headed past Wong Torquay with perfect judgment.

Close on the interval the Chinese went further ahead through Chan Tak-fal and Yeurig Shui-yick.

The second goal for the losers was netted by Campos in the second half after a surprise break- way.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

DIVISION 1

B. China "A" 4 Athletic

2 K.. Chinese

Saturday's Results

E. Lancs. Opening the score for the Navy Tippeta beat McHardy at close range through a pass by McLeod, three more goals were scored for Fistlters the Nary within the last ten 8. China "B" minutes of the first half, twice Le Navy Page:netted from two accurate Rides centres by Baxter and the later by Kowloon a fine centre from Tippeta.

In the second half, McLeod head- ed the ball into the net from a high centre by Tippets after beat-

fore the anal whistle Rose scored the only goal for the Police.

Playing on their own grounding North and Bone. Shortly be the Kowloon Football Club beat the, Hong Kong Club-by the odd goal in three on Saturday...

The Kowloon forwards were not very sure of themselves: However, this defect was remedied as the game went on. After about ten minates D. Knox netted a fast shot wh beat Rodgers thus opening the score for Kowloon,

A

Kowloon second goal was from

a penalty against S. Strange, D. Knox converting from the spot

SOUTH CHINA "B" WIN

2 St. Joseph's

4 Recreio

6 Police

1 Ekstern

2 diub

0

Walsall

1

1

Swindon

+

Bournemouth

2

"Brighton ...

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2. Bristol R.

0

3 Aldershot

0

7 Bouthend

2

3' Watford'

0

0 Gingham

0 Millwall

LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. D. L F. A. Pts. Luton

15 10 1 4 33-17 21 Cardif

15 9 24 24 16 20 Bournemouth 15 3 2 5 22 17:18 Brightori 15 91 5 25 14 19 Millwall 15 7 5 3 27-61-19 Watford 15 6 4 5 28.22 16 Southend 15 5 6 4 27.25 18 Gillingham 15 8 2 5.18 20 18

Reading

Notta. C.

15 7 35 28 24 17

15 6.5 4.28 22 17

Queen's PR. 15 7 3 5 25 18 17

Clapton O. 15 5 6.5.19 19 15 Northampton 15 5 4 6 23 22 14 Swindon 15 5 5 5 29 21 Bristol.R 15 61 6.20 24 13 Crystal Palace 15 5 4 6 20 Torquay

15 5 3 719-22 13 156.$7

Bristol G.

Wakall

0

Exeter

Aldershot Newport LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

Rifes Fusiliers

Goals P.W.L. D. F. & Pts 841125/8 13 36 20 19 11 12.

15 43 8 19 30 11

-18 3 4 8 17

16 2 4 14.31 8 13 14 10 11 37 8

'THIRD DIVISION (North)

| BarroW?

Carlisle

Chester Crowe

Hall

2. Darlington 7 Lincoln 2 Accrington D Fort Vale 7 Wrexham 1.- Oldhani 4Ń. Brighton Stockport 'Rotherham 2 Gateshead LEAGUE TABLET-

Halifax Hartlepools Mansfield Rochdale South Tra

S: China "g" 6 6 0 1 18 8 11 8. China "A" 5 3 0 2 13 0 8. St. Joseph's... 8.3 3 2 12 11 8 Jaz Eş Lands/17 (3), 3. 19.12 7 In a First Division football match Kowloon 8 34 L3147 730:16 10 d. "B" deserved | Club the Bouth China their victory over the Recreio by K Chinese 7116 10 14 8 four to two when they played; at Eastern 62 $19 13 5 York

751: 3:39.15 8 Caroline Hill last Saturdayız k bounded across the goal line from Navy

Within the first few minutes, of Athletic play Bouth China opened the score Police

Recreio

5 22 114DVK

8 14 38204

80 71 7 29 1 Chester

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