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HOCKEY

Shanghai

Ladies

Defeated

REST OF COLONY VICTORY

Brilliant Display By Doris Hunt

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(BY'R.H.B.) And it was left to the Rest of the Colony XI to beat the Shang hal Ladies' Interport hockey team! This they did at King's Park on Saturday afternoon when they won by the odd goal in three and

though the margin of victory Indi- cates a close game such was not the case. The Rest should have won by at least three goals had tho forwards not been over eager in their final efforts, especially in the

second half.

Good open and constructive plas on the part of the Rest featured this interesting match witnessed by over 200 spectators.

The hero of the match was hilas Doris Hunt, of the C.B.A., whose display at left wing was nothing shart of marvellous. In the first half she appeared to lack con- idence but after the breather she played like one inspired. Her frat lime hitting was brilliant and she completely beat Miss F. Bomko, the Shanghal right back. Miss Hunt: dispensed with unnecessary run- ning when in possession and got rid of the ball almost immediately. In this respect Miss F. Wong, of St. Andrew's Club, also shone on the right wing. Both Miss Wong and Miss Hunt were responsible for excellent passes which should have produced more fruitful results had they been made the most of. The goal scored by Miss Hunt, which gave the Rest victory, was a bril- liant effort and had Miss Laura Carton, the shanghai custodian. well beaten.

Chipperfield Injured

Early Collapse Of New South Wales

MATCH AGAINST M.C.C.

Sydney, Feo, 13. With New South Wales partially recovering after a disastrous early collapse, with Fingleton and Mc Cabe both out for eight runs each. and four wickets, down for 32, the close of play in the match be tween the MC.C. and N.S.W.. which opened to-day, revealed an interesting position.

The Australian side were finally dismissed för 231, but the M.C.C. lost two wickets before stumps were drawn for orly 24 runs.

Cloudy weather with a strong wind provided unsatisfactory con ditions for the start, when the wicket was distinctly on the nery side. Farnes making the ball uft considerably.

Four

in

wickets were" down! quick time. Including those of McCabe and Fingleton, and lunch was taken with the total at 40 for 4.

CHIPPERFIELD INJURED Chipperfield came to the re- scue, however, with some et- hilarating batting and he had compiled 37 in 39 minutes, includ-

Hopkin's Tackle Foils Swansea

Jenkins Pulled Down

Inches Froin Line

Newport beat Swansea at New- part by a try to nil, after a rousing game, keenly but cleanly fought, and though Newport just deserved to win, it was only a remarkable last-minute Lackle of Jenkins by Hopkin which prevented Swanses from scoring, and perhaps winning the match

carrying

Newport had scored their try Shanghai telded the same team

soon after half-time-and a grand that drew with the Colony on try it was, Adams. the burly and Thursday.

wing. They were best served fast-moving-left by Miss Bomko and Miss Evelyn three Swansea men over the line. Victal, in defence, while Miss before he grounded the ball. Esther Bloomfield, at right half, So the score stood when Dark was responsible for good work In cut through three minutes from marking Miss Phyllis Gitting and the end. He passed to "Williams, Miss Hunt, the Shanghai right-half and Williams, drawing the full had a busy afternoon both in cop back, sent Jenkins striding away Ing with Miss Gittins's stick work as hard as he could pelt for the and Miss Hunt's speedy hitting. At line, 30 yards away. Behind him left-half, Miss Petigura played a came Hopkin, who had turned steady gan

round, over-hauling him foot by

Miss Elsin Little, the Shanghai foot.. pivot, was a shade better than Miss Muriel McCaw, of the CBS., cen- tre-half for the Rest. The latter did not keep the play as open as Miss Little did with 'swinging passes to the wingS..

Miss Mary Sheridan was capable as leader of the Shanghai attack and Mrs. Williams combined well with Miss Debble Bloomfield, left wing. who sent across several neat passes.

Hopkin stretched out a despair- ing hand when Jenkins was a yard trom the line, held him by the waistband of his shorts, sat down, and stopped Jenkins dead, collar- ing him less than a foot from the line.

thrill of a match, which was full That was the final and greatest of exciting Incidents.

On the right wing, Miss Nora Kelly and Miss Lottle Schmidt, had Zloomfield (Capt), Miss E good understanding in their play. Little, Miss P. Pettigura; Miss They had the better of Mrs. L. N. Kelly, Miss L. Schmidt, Miss M. Silva. the Rest right-half, who: Sheridan, Mrs. M. Williamis, Miss D. however, recovered in the second Bloomfield.

Lunson;

half and saved the Colony citadel Rest of Colony:-MIB from many akward altuations.

Miss B. Pope (Capt), Miss J. T. C. Misa F. Hamon, of the R.U.R. lad- Smalley; Mrs. L. Silva, Miss M. Mc- les, rose to the occasion and fea-Caw, Mins O. Peters; Miss F. Wong,

tured her play with amazing speed and hard hitting. On more than one occasion she came very close to scoring.

Miss Maureen Booker, playing at Inside-right, seemed overowed and played below standard. Her pass- ing at times was very weak and she did not make the most of her op- portunities.

Miss B. M. Pope was much safer at back than Miss Joan Smalley whose clearing in the first half was weak. She did not get rid of the ball quick enough on, the occasions when Shanghai were exerting pres

sure.

Miss M. Booker, Miss E. Hamon, Miss P.-Gitting, Miss D. Hunt.

Messrs. Austin and Dove umpired the match...

VISITORS FETED

Members of both the Hong Kong and Shanghai Ladies' Interport Hockey teams were entertained to a successful funch at the Jockey Club on Saturday by Mrs. T E. Pearce, President of the Hong Kong, Ladies' Hockey Association.

Following the lunch, brief speech- Miss E. Bloomfield, the Shanghal es were made by Mrs. Pearce,

Hong Kong skipper." captain, and Miss E. Gray, the

Miss Peters, the C.B.A., pivot, was fairly good at left-half for the Rest team. Mrs. J. Lunson, in goal VISITORS TO MEET CHAMPIONS for the Rest,, was safe and severni times left her charge to erect a Ladies hockey team will meet the To-day at 4.15 p.m. the Shanghai clearance.

In the first half. Shanghai dia Champions of the Caer Clark Cup most of the attacking and at the League, the "Y Ladies, at Bookun- Interval led 1-0, the goal being Doo and not the YMCA, ground. scored by Miss Sheridan, The Rest

To-morrow the visitors will pro ralled in the second half and bably meet an Army Ladies' eleven equalized through Miss Gittins. La on a ground yet to be nominated, ter Miis Hunt netted a brilliant and the same evening will be the- goal. Then followed a series of ex- guests of the Hong Kong Ladies' citing attacks on the Shanghal goal Hockey Association at the Interport Miss Gittins and Miss Hamon just Supper-Dance. at the Peninsula missing. Towards the end 'Shang- Hotel, commencing at 9.15 p.m.

tal tried hard but their efforts were "On - Wednesday, providing the unavailing and the final whistle came with the Rest worthy win

ners.

The teams were:- Shanghai:-Miss L. Carion; Miss

Shanghal team are not too tired, they will probably meet a Combin- 'éd Schoolgiris" eleven, and at 8 pm. the same evening will be the guests at a Chinese Chow at the Hong

F. Bomko, 'Miss E Victal; Miss E. Kong Hotel Roof Garden..

ing four fours.. obtained by de- lightful driving, when he was un- luckily dismissed by Farnes. He attempted to hook the Essex fast- bowling amateur and the ball struck Chipperfield painfully the right cheek. So severe was the pain that a doctor was sum- moned and the bone is being ex- rayed. '..

on

Chipperfeld's innings improved the situation and N.S.W. went in to tea with 170 on the board for 6 wickets,

"On resumption, the last four runs. wickets fell for an addition of 81

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SIMS BOWLS WELL

Sims, the Middlesex spin bowler, was the most effective Agure in the England "attack. He took 4- wickets for 46 runs. Farnes re- turned figures showing 3 wickets for 65 runs.

"England lost two wickets quick- ly before the close. Scores:

New South Wales: 231 (Chipper-

deld 39, Sims 4 for 46) M.C.C.: 24 for 2- Reuter

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After the second shot had been fired Hodgkinson turned round, be- gan to run and then collapsed,

A postmortem examination re- vealed that a small pebble had gone through Hodgkinson's heart.

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