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EXHIBITION MATCH

ENDS IN A

IN A FARCE

Shanghai Routs · Local Chinese

VISITORS TREATED WITH ROUGH PLAY

aundreds of football fans witnessed a farcical game of foot. ball when, after indulging in all sorts of rough play which cal- minated in one of their players getting marching orders" from the referee, Hong Kong Chinese became a disorganized team and was completely routed by the visiting Shanghai Interport team at the Caroline Hili on Saturday. The score of 4 goals to I was in no way a fair Indication of the game for the Shang- hal players were literally all over the local side and the last 20 minutes of the game saw them incessantly storm the Chinese citadel but the visitors were shooting wlidly,

It

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1937.

SCRAPPY

FOOTBALL

Continued from Page 1)

lp Kau-ko refereed, assisted by Kwan and Law Wal-man aš Top lineen.

THE TEAMIS

LOCAL YACHTING HOME FOOTBALL DONALD ANDERSON HITS Monsoon Home First Amazing Scores In UNDEFEATED CENTURY

The fifth championship race for cruisers of the Royal Hong Kong Vacht Club was sailed yesterday and resulted as follows:-

"W" Class-Started 09.50

The teams lined up as follows:- East China-Y. T. Chang; Y. Y. Feng and Lee Ning; S. T. Liu, K.Typhoon. 10 8. Hsu and S. 5. Koo: W. 8. Slek, P. Y. Tse, L. K. Tal, D. W. Lee and S. H. Van,

South China:-Pau Ka-ping; Lee Tin-sang and Tam Kong-pak: Kau and Hing-chot. Wong Mea- hun

the

Lee Kwok-wat; Tso Kwai-shing. Lai Shul-wing. Lee. Wai-tong, Chuk Shik-kam and Ching Moon-wing.

South China" opened play and the pair were having a grand | attacked. strongly, keeping argument until the official inter-opposing defence busy. They were

awarded WAS

rewarded after twenty minutes of vened. Shanghai the free kick.

play when Lee Wal-tong put his left foot to the ball outside the penalty area and opened scoring for South China. China 1. Ehst China 0).

Following scrimmage in the Bouth China 'ares. Loo got to the ball when Pau Ka-ping was out of position and shot into the corner of the net to even the score for the visitors. (Souta China 1, East China 12.

near

VISITORS TAKE LEAD Chan Tak-fal slipped through the Shanghal defence and for a moment it looked as though the visitors were in for trouble, but he shot hopelessly wide when quite goalmouth. Shanghal the staged another raid and this time Forn centred the ball right across the field for Jim Ward, who was unmarked, to run in and beat Tsul with a magnificent drive Hang

trie

the net. back of into (Shanghai 2. Chinese 11,

Tang Kwong-sum was injured in a crash with Jack Word and was carried off the field. The Chinese kept pressing hard at this stage but they wasted their efforts with too much fancy play just outside Shanghai area.

LEE BRILLIANT

East China was

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the (South

(Major P. F. Foley. Monsoon, 18

(Mr. H. W. Duller). Nordwester, 19

(Mr. W. Sporleder). Mistral. 22

(Capt. D. M. Mey), Sal Long, 27

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"Cruiser" Class-Started 10.00

Azuma, I

........... 18.20.35 (Mr. E. B. Lambert).

10.30.00 7 La Cigale, 3 .........

16.33.48

16.40.45 6

(Mr. M. Croucher), Mel Hwu, 7

(Mr. E. Cock), UI, 8

(Mr. D. Allen), Sea Lark V. 20

(Mr. M. J. Henderson).

16.46.08 Tyrone, 25

(Mr. J. R. Bergue-Coupland).

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

PAUL BELL STARS P. Bell, Shanghal's American member, gave a brilliant account of himself as he worked like a Trojan throughout whether he was helping the defence or up the neld feeding his forwards. This left-half was just the opposite of

Ward, Jack

who skippered the Shanghai tenm. The latter ap- peared to be feeling off-colour right from the start of the match and it was around him that the Chinese broke through the Shang- hal defence. Victal and Parkin son, two backs, were never bril-

A minute later Lee Wal-tong de- lant. but they gave, sound dis- play which, coupled with the per

ilghed the crowd with another of his left foot drives but the ball fest understanding between them.

went wide. Shortly before half- and de Boissezon, was sufficient to

time

given an enable them to stem back the Chiness waves of attack. Of the

anxious moment when one of their defenders, in "attempting to clear forwards, Bossuet capped the honour at for was through

the ball. nearly headed it into his him that the Shanghal attackers

own goal but the bail luckily went wide for a corner kick. A minute found their inspirations, Roboos-

serles of later South China returned to the toft, on the other hand, proved himself such a dangerous cus-raids on the Chinese citadel, dur-attack and from a pass from the tomer that the Chinese defenders ing which the Chinese were being constantly pulled up for rough were forced to concentrate their attentions on him while they al-play. until a penalty was awarded lowed the opposing wingers, against the latter. Jim Ward took

In the "A" Class, Artemis, sail have a free run on the lines. The the kick but the ball hit the cross-placed Chuk Shek-kam during the Shanghai centre-forward was bar and then bounced off the body game, attempted a shot during aed by Mr. G. G. Wood, was drst and in the "Q" Class events Eunice of the Chinese custodian into

in the visitors' area scrimmage well supported by his two inside

Baird won (South (Capt. . H.

from men... Greenberg, displaying some play, the Shanghai player making which proved successful. tricky

the two other entries. The race movements

China

Half- whenever he no mistake with his shot as he got

3. East China 1).

for "I" and "Y" Classes was won Rot near the Chinese goal.

foot his

to the ball again. time followed immediately.

by Robena, sailed by Mr. D. W. Like the Interport match, this Shanghai 3. Chinese 1,

Wagstaff, with Zephyr (Captain Kame also drew thousands of A minute later the visitors at-

E. R. Freeman) second. spectators who packed the Chinese tacked again. Foyn centering stadium in the hopes of seeing a beautifully but Jack Ward just good game.

mlased scoring as he got his head to the ball which hit the bar and went over for a goal kick. Hall!- time cume just as Bell was taking free-kick outside the Chinese area, but the whistle sounded just before the ball entered the goal at the left top corner.

THE TEAMS –

to

The teams lined up as follows:- Hong Kong Chinese:--Tsul Hang teaptain); Mak. Shul-hun and Wong Shek-ping; Lai Kwok-chul, Lim Tak-po and Cheung Kwok- chol; Tang Kwong-sur, Cheng Sui-hon. Chan Tak-fal, Man-chi and Lee Shek-yau Shanghal: de Boissezon:

Chow,

Vie-

tal and Parkinson; Collet. Jack Ward captain) and Bell; Foyn. Bossuet Raboostoff. Greenberg. and Jim Ward.

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CHINESE SCORE FIRST The Chinese won the toss and forced Shanghal, to play against the sun. The visitors attacked immediately and a minute later were awarded a free kick for rough play by one of the Chinese defenders. Following the kick. the ball was passed back and forth across the Chinese goalmouth un- til the local side broke away and strongly attacked the Shanghai citadel. They were rewarded for their efforts when from a serim- mage Chow Man-chi beat Boisse- zon with a low shot into the cor- ner of the net. (Shanghai 0, Chi- nese 1).

SHANGHAI'S REPLY,

The Chinese came back again and following a pretty centre by Tinh Kwony Sun. Chan Tak fai found himself placed in a good position, but the centre-forward shot wide. The Chinese were for- ced to concede a corner shortly after and Bossuet cleverly put his head to the ball to even the score. (Shanghai 1, Chinese 11.

A few minutes later Foyn sent in a low pass from the wing which Bossuet let pass for Jim. Ward to take. the ball hitting the crossbar and rebounding into play in the penalty area,

of the but one Shanghai forwards caught the official's eye in an offside pos!- tion. The Chinese replied and broke through the visitors' de- fence with three forwards, but Jack Ward smartly tackled Tang Kwong-sum and kicked the ball over the line for a corner.

WILD SHOOTING” The Chinese forwards were giving Bhanghal a busy time in the - visitors' goal area until Roboostof broke through the op- posing defence with the ball, but. when within a few yards from the goalmouth. the centre-forward skled the ball. Shanghai brought the ball back again and after dilly-dallying in the Chinese area, Greenberg took a distant shot but the ball went wide of its mark.

At this stage, Lim Tak-po, who had been checked by the referee. several times for his complete dir- regard of the rules of the game,, fouled Jack Ward deliberately and

1

CHINESE PENALISED

3 Shanghai staged

Shanghai pressed hard for an- other goal soon after the replay and were rewarded when Green- berg, after cleverly tricking two of the Chinese defenders, scored for Chi- the visitors. (Shanghal 4. nese 1.

PLAYER ORDERED OFF Lee Shek-you, the Chinese left- wing, gave the Shanghal defen- dera a worrying time as he, fre- quently got close to their goal but the Chinese player was shoot- Irig wildly. After some ten minutes of persistent attacking.. the Chi- nese came near to reducing the score when Chow Man-chi tound himself prettily placed before an open goal. but he lifted the ball

over the bar.

The Chinese now became de moralised and Shanghai took thi opportunity to stage a shooting practice, as they bombarded the Chinese citadel from all angles. which they kept up for fully fr teen minutes until the fasl whi tle interrupted further play.

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

YESTERDAY

wing at

Cheng Moon-wing right

close range. South scored China 2. East China 1).

Yeung Shuil-yick, who had re

EAST CHINA WORRIED South China started play in the Recond session by keeping up a steady attack on the East China citadel and the latter's custodian was put 10 a lot of nare work 13 he safely defended his goal. Dur- ing another of their ralds South China were providing » a' lot of thrills for their supporters tut their shots from outside the East China area were getting too high. East China broke away and it looked as though they were going to score again when there was a scrimmage before their opponents' goal, while Pau Ka-ping was down. on the ground, but one of their forwards shot wildly.

LEE SCORES AGAIN South China increased their lead when Lee Wal-tong cleverly trick- ed both Feng and custodian Cheng their the ball over and lobbed heads into an open goal. (South China 4, East China 1).

Lai Shui-wing was charged in the rear as he broke through inte the East China area and the local side was awarded a penalty. Wong Mee-shun took the Kick. and the ball bounced off the custodian, but The former made no mistake with his subsequent shot as he got to the ball again. (South China 5. East Chica 1).

the In the Second Division,

South Royal Ulster Rinds and China drew 3-3, while at Sookun- poo the R.A overcame the Chinese Athletic by nine goals to one. The Chinese played nine men in the second half two of their players be

In the Third Division, the Euro-

In a First Divison League footing injured. ball match played at Causeway Bay yesterday afternoon, the Royal Navy defeated St. Joseph's by four goals to nil,

pean Police defeated Recreio by four goals to three. Jessop, and Willerton (3) scored for the Police,

The Vanquished!

The Hong Kong. Interport football team which lost to Shang- hal on Thursday by the odd goal in seven. (Photo by King's Studio).

Scottish Cup

HEARTS WIN 15-0

London, Feb. 13. The following are the results of to-day's League and Cup-tle foot- bali matches.

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2

Birmingham M'dlesborough 2

Sunderland Wolves

SECOND DIVISION

Notts C.

Reading Southend Torquay Watford

ed

Rodrigues Signals Return With 69 Against D.B.S.

CIVIL SERVICE BEAT H.K.C.C.

A feature of the programme of friendly cricket matches play-

on Saturday afternoon was the century scored by D.J.N. Au- derson, the Interporter and Kowloon C.C. opening batsman, who hit up 100 not out against the Cralgengower Cricket Club at the Valley. Together with E. C. Fincher, who was undefeated with 63, the pair put on 110 runs in an unbroken fourth wicket partner- ship.

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A. M. Rodrigues made a welcome return to local cricket and" scored 69 for the Recrelo against the Diocesan Boys' School at King's Park, thus enabling the Recreio to record their first win for some time.

Kowloon C.C.

D. J. N. Anderson, not out

0 Broadbridge, B. D. Lay, R. A. J.

0 Simpson and F. Goodwin did not

bat.

Bowling Analysis

Hang Kohr CC.

Extra (B9, LB1)

Finished Pos. 9.18.45.34

7

(Mr. M. Y. Finnes). Tern, 13

13.39.28

3

FIRST DIVISION

Charlton

1. Mchester C,

1

10.39,05

18.40.46

18.02.38 8

1

Chelsea

@ Preston

D

6

Derby Grimsby

3 Bolton

0

2 W. Brom.

Leeds' Liverpool

(Mr. A. M. Mack`,

Cutty. 23

16.35.01

4

(Mr. O. J. Shannon). Penguin. 24

Mchester U. Wednesday Stoke

1 Arentford

3

◊ Arsenal

"

0

2 Portsmouth

4

18.40.18 5

3 Huddersfėld...

2

7 Everton

2

16.37.57 3

(Capt. W. W: Cowan).

A. Villa

5 Plymouth

4

Blackburn

1 Barnaley

1

4

1.

Blackpool Bradford C, Bury Clicsterfield Leicester

Shefeld U......... 0

K.C.C. TRIUMPH

1. Coventry

D

3 Bradford

1

4 Notts F

2

At the Valley, the Kowloon Cricket Club first team beat Crai- gengower by 124 runs.

H. B. Neve, a Wood, b McLellan

2

HL W. Baines, b Baker

3 Newcastle

Southampton, 3 Fulham

3

H. Owen Hughes, 1.b.w, b Baker L: T. Ride, e Perry, b Baker... R. L. Holden, b Baker

0 21

100

Swansea

0 Doncaster

N. P. Fox, b McLellan

(Mr. H. S. Rouse).

Tottenham-

3 Burnley

0

W. A. Ramsey, c Souza, b Omar 28

Luana,

10.44.00 5

West Ham

4 Norwich

1

E. F. Fincher, Lb.w., Bilimoria 23

(Mr. A. L. Shielda. Quest, 17

S

R. E. Lee, 1.b.w., b Ismail

R. M. King, e and b Richard-

SOA...

20

1

THIRD DIVISION (South)

18.06.35

8

E. C. Fincher, not out

63

W. Stoker, st. Colledge, b R-

chardson

5

Brighton

1 Bournemouth

D

·

Extras (B4, LB5)

+9

G. A. Stewart, not out ...

16.38.04

1

Bristol C.

↑ Luton

3

J. R. Way, b Perry

Exeter

1 Aldershot

2

Total (for 3 wkts, decy

224

W. Wooding. c Perry, b Baker

2

Gillingham

4 Swindon

1

Newport

1 Millwall

2

R. A. Harding, S.

Jex,

F. A

0 Clapton

Total uni

129

Queen's. P.R.

6 Cardi

1 Crystal P.

1

Bowling Analysis'

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3 Bristol R..

3

0.

DL.

3 Walsall

I

4 Northampton 1

THIRD, DIVISION, (North)

Omar Billimoria Ismail

0. M. R. W. 10 2 29 1

Baker

9 1

26:5

Carlisle

2 Barrow

$2

Souza

Darlington Gateshead Halifax Hartlepools Rotherham Southport Stockport Tranmere Wrexham

1 New Brightor 2

Abbas

19 22 96 1

10

28 1

1

10 0 25 0

4

McLellan Haynes

&

2

30

5

C

11 0

Richardson

В 0 25

Perry

:

6 0 27

0 39

0

8 Hull

3

0 Mansfield

0

ed no-balls.

4 Rochdale

4 Oldham

4

A. K. Ismail, c and .b.Lay

15

J. E

Richardson,

1 Chester

2. E. Zimmern, b Lee

9

Hughes, b.Stoker

3 Accrington

2F Zimmern, b Lay

.

6 Crewe

1 W. Rapley, l.b... b Lay

8

A. E. Perry. 1.b.w.. b Stoker ...

23

0 Lincoln "

3

G. Souza, c Ramsey, b Lay

31

D. McLellan, not out

33

York

2

J. W. Leonard, J.b.w., b Lay

1.1

J. Barron.

Stoker, b Owen

U. M. Omar, b E. F. Fincher

4.

Hughes

13

A.. A. Lewis, e Goodwin, b Lay

1

Owl

"G" Class Started at 14.40 Yacht

Corrected Pos'n Eunice

.16.56.27 1 (Capt. G. H. Balrd)

......16.59.38 (Mrs. D'Arcy-Evans) Gael

R. M. Wood, not out

20

P. J. Billimoria, e Simpson, b

Lay...

Extras

1

2

Ayr Edinburgh Morton

5 St. Bernard's

2

Y. Abbas, b Lay

1

Total (for 4 wkta.)

1 S'housemuir

3

G. Ladd, not out

1

$ Raith R

1

Extras (B113, WB1)

14

11

Total

100

B. Wood, N. J. Bebbington and C.

..17.02.21

3

(Capt. A. McMillan)

P&P' Classes Started at 14.50

11.00.54 Robens

Mr. D. W. Wagstaff?

...17,02,26 " Zéphyr

(Capt. E. R. Freeman) Stella

17.03.17 (Mr. F. C. Manning) Alsa

......17.03.31

Albion Partick

2" Celtic

5

W. Hayner did not bat.

4 Arbroath

1

Bowling Analysis

Bowling Analysis

Cowdenbeath

Solway Star. 1

Q.

M.

R.

W.

0.

MA

Falkirk

Q Motherwell'

3

1

Lee

7

3

.18

1 Holden

6

1

15 0

Duns

2 Dumbarton

1

Simpson

7. 2

.33

0

Owen Hughes 16

x2

62

Queen 5'8

2 Airdrie

0

2

Lay

9.4 1

Stoker ..20 8

16

5

42

Dundee

2 Queen's P.

0

Fincher

Fox

5

21

Hamilton

2 Hibernian

ま

3

Clyde

3 St. Johnstone. 1

A

St Mirren

4

(Comdr. Diabrowe. R.N.) Winkle

17.04.00 ((Mr. B. S. Carter) Sirius

.17.04.18 (Mr. T. C. Davis) Nannette

Aberdeen

Hearts

5

15 King's P.

0

Inver. Cals."

1 East Fife

&

B

The second Championship series of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club was sailed on Satur- day, over a 'distance of 9.2 miles. The "H" Class race has not yet been declded pending the result of a protest..

The following were the detailed results

17.05.39 (Lt.Cdr. Graves, ·R.N.› Heron

..17.10.53 རྞྞད༈་* * Mr. W. O'Grady) Widgeon

.........D.N.F.

'A' Class Started at 11.30

8

1 Port Vale

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

(Second Division)

SCOTTISH CUP (Second Bound)

Simpson bowled one wide ball.

Craigengower C.C.

1 Brechin C. 0

B

. 15

ARMY DEFEAT L.R.C.

At Bookunpoo, the Army beat the

4 Third Lanark 2 Indian Recreation Club by 41 runs.

Lt. Barron, ran out

Army

McLellan and Richardson bowl-

Civil Service

Owen

W. H. College, b Owen-Hughes 20

140

B. C. K. Hawkins. F. Baker, R.

0

JUNIOR DIVISION

FRIENDLIES

At King's Park, Queen's College

12 drew with the Royal Navy second

Royal Navy:-180 for 5 wickets dec.

14

Lt. Garthwaite, e Kitchell,

Minu ...............

1

team.

Lt. Prichard, lb.w.. b Kitchell

45

4

41

21

4

Morton received a bye. -Reuter.

FRENCH ARMY WIN

Belhurst Park, Feb. 13.

Cpl. Jones, b Minu

Opl. Jackson, c Arculli, b Minu Capt. Mackintosh-Walker, st.

Ismail, b Kitchell In the Army soccer triangular Lt. Gray, b Kitchell tournament played to-day, the Cpl. Hopcroft. run out French defeated the British by alxcl. shipp, not out.....

Cpl. Whiley, c Nazarin, b Kit-

chell England by five goals to one in the Bdam, Cheney, c and b Kitchell amateur international-

Artemis

Finished Pos'n.

1 16.33.57

goals to nil

(Mr. G. G. Wood) Carpenter ... 10.34.52 (Capt. D. M. Eley)

At Belfast. Ireland defeated

2

3

Reuter.

Lobo

.16.36.39 (Major BB. Edwards) True Blae

.16.31.51

(Mr. H. S.. Rouse)

16.37.27 Isobel ...

(Maj. B. E. C. Dixon) Gull

18.40.26 (Mrs. L. Stanton)

16.41.06 Eve

(Capt. E. Bader) Kittiwake ......18.41.36"

(Col. J. F. King) Cicada

......16.42.28 (Mr. F. B. Coote)

Jan Joss

D.N.F. ...D.N.F.

FUSILIERS BEAT

0

154

0. M. R. W. 17 1 B8 3 10 2 36 0

Extras (B3)

Total

Bowling Analysis

ADVENTURE

Minu

Nazarin

Madar

2

0 20 0

1

In Rugby Match

Kitchellin

8 1 Indian B.C.

27 5

8

In

splendid rugby

match

9

MAMAK HOCKEY

Argonautas "B" And Nomads Draw

Y. el Arculi, Lb.w., b Garth-

walte

25

(Walker 66 not out, Church 37

not dut; Yeoh 2 for 361.

Queen's College:-94 for wickets

(O. Talip, 18, Jeffrey 4 for 4).

CHAMPIONS HELD

The Kowloon C.C. were held to a "draw by the Central British School on the home

King's Park.

ground at":

CBS.-161 for 6 wickets declared (N. J. Booker, 40, D. E, Street 20; B. G. Baker & for 17). K.C.C.-137 for 8 wickets (R. T. Broadbridge 55, WL Mc-. Kenzie, 34, K. M. Baxter 23; Street 4 for 40, Gegg 3 for 21). ́KECREIO REGISTER WIN

Playing at home, the Club de Re- creio defeated the Diocesan Boys* Bchool by eight wickets.

played at 8óskunpoo Army groting 8. A. Ismail, Lb.w.. b`Prichard 15 D.B.S.:-124 (Rev. C. B. R. Bargent

on Saturday afternoon, the Royal

Welsh Fusiliers defeated HMS A. R. Kitchell, run out..

K. Nazarin, Adventure by six tries (18 points) to a try (3 points). At the in- terval the soldiers led by six

points to mil.

Cheney

A. R. Minu, b Cheney

39, A. J. M. Prata 27, D. Crary 22; Alves 3 for 22).

Recreio:-183 (Dr. A. M. Rodrigués

60, A. M. Prata 34: Fisher 3 for

.01.

st. Whilley, b

13

6

32; Crary 3 for 35),

27

19

INDIANS VICTORY

0

5

At Pokfulam, the Indian Re-

1

........0

A A. Rumjahn, n Prichard ... J. 6. A. Curreem, b Prichard... Both packs were fairly evenly M. P. Madar, Lb.w., b Cheney .... matched, the soldiers having more A. 8. Sumfad, Lb.w., b Prichard of the ball from the setscrums, N. E. Hoosenally, b Prichard

Extras (NB2)

while the sailors shone in the A. H. Rumjahn, not out

loose,

Davies. Floyd... Wilkins and Rowlands, the Army soccer custo- dlan, were outstanding for the military elde.

VINES BEATS PERRY

In an A Division Mamak Tournament hockey match played on the KLT.C. Marina ground yesterday the Argonautas "B" drew with the Nomads, neither side scoring. The game was played at

New York, Feb. 13. a fast pace throughout. Outstand- Ing for the Aronautas were JH. Elsworth Vines secured a Cosano, left-half R Maxwell, two games lead over Fred J. Perry, centre-hair, and M. Gaan, centre in their: 18th encounter of their forward, while R. J. Reed, centre- professional lawn tenn's tour, when half, and E Alves, goalkeeper, he beat Perry by 6-4. 3-6, 6-3

Reuter played well for the Nomads."',

Total

Bowling Analysis

creation Club defeated the Uni-

versity by three wickets.

2 University:-162 for 7 wickets de- clared (C, H, Teoh 53, K. L. NI 34;K. M. Rumjahn 3 for 41, A. K. Minu 2 for 14)..

113

O. M. R. W. 51 221

30 22 0

5

*Garthwaite

Barron Cheney

9 1 31 3 Prichard'

7 1 36 *Garthwaite bowled 2 no bails: CIVIL SERVANTS BEAT CLUB At HK.C.C. Civil Service 0.0. beat the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 6 wickets.

Indian R.O-178 for 7 wickets (M. 1. Razack 71 noi oui, Y. T. Barma 28; Tech 3 for 55).

WIN FOR PRESS

At Causeway Bay, the Chinese Recreation Club lost ito à Hong Kong Press XL by two wickets C.R.C120 (3, Kwok 31; A.T, Leg

5 for 38). Press: 125 (F. M. el Arculi es bot

out; Tauf Yun Pul 4 for 39).

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