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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1937.

Eastern China's Disappointing Display

HOME FOOTBALL

FORECAST

(BY FORWARD)

The following are Cup-Tie, English and Scottish fixtures to

be played on Saturday, February 20. 1937. The teams in bold types are tipped to win.

Boltun

Burnley

HUDDERSFIELD MANCHESTER U. SHEFFIELD WED.

ASTON VILLA

Bradford C.

Chesterfield

Doncaster

CUP-TIE

V. MANCHESTER C.

Mileare

10

115

175

20

116

185

GRIMSBY

Wolves

EVERTON

V.

Tottenham

Coventry

West Brom.

Millwall

V

DERBY

V.

ARSENAL

FIRST DIVISIÓN”

v. Birmingham

80

v. Portsmouth' Chelsea SECOND DIVISION

100

140

v. Bradford

80

v; Barnsley

30

v. Newcastle

120

v, BURY

SC

FULHAM

V.

Blackburn

185

NOTTS FOREST

v. Norwich

110

Plymouth

v. West Ham

195

THIRD DIVISIÓN (NORTH)

ACCRINGTON

v. Southport

215

Darlington

Y.

Cheater

110

„GATESHEAD

V

Crewe

130

HOLL

Y.

Mfärsfield

80

LINCOLN

v. Tranmere

100

New Brighton

v, Halifax

50

OLDHAM

v. Hartlepools

100

PORT VALE

v. CarBale

130

* York

35

V

Rochdale

50

V. READING

V

Clapton O

A...

95

Torquay

80

V.

Crystal Hiace

125

v. Notts Co.

50

V.

Cardif

170

T. Queen's P.R.

75

T." Luton

15

ROTHERHAM WREXHAM

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Aldershot

BOURNEMOUTH

BRISTOL ROVERS Newport

, NORTHAMPTON

SOUTHEND

SWINDON

WATFORD

Albion Arbroath CELTIC Dunfermline HAMILTON

HEARTS

ST. MIRREN THIRD

LANARK

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SCOTTISH DIVISION

LADIES GOLF

Prizes Presented By Lady MacGregor

V. KILMARNOCK

V. Partick

v. Dundee

Y. FALKIRK

V. Clyde

v. St. Johnstone

V. Hibernian

v. Motherwell

The following are the results of the ladies golf competitions play- ed at Fanling on Tuesday:-

Medal Competition, New Course (Prizes kindly presented by Lady MacGregor) Prize for players of handicaps of 36. Won by Mrs. Pethick, 107-36--

Other scores were: Mrs. Hills. 108-36-12 Mrs. Morrison, 113-38 77.

BENNY LYNCH

WINS WORLD

"FLY" TITLE

Small Montana's Plucky Fight

Most Sporting Fight

in

Benny Lynch-wee Benny, of Glasgow -- gave 13,000 cheering, nowling spectators, ranglug from

women signee

snummering evening dress to husky Clyde- siders, the flutic treat of a decade when he outpunched, outfought, and outlasted Small lontana, the Filipino, at Wembley Stadium to win the fly-wolght championship of the world for Great Britain, writes a Home correspondent.

Soccer Farce Against The

Foreign Team

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Rowlands Takes A Penalty

Kick!

Another disappointing game of football was witnessed at the Caroline Hill stadium yesterday when the East China eleven put up their worst display in this Colony against a Hong Kong foreign aide which did almost as it liked. Except for a somewhat lucky break through the local defence occasionally, at no time was any of the visiting players in form. This explained the large number of goals scored against them by the Hong Kong side.

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On account of the poor opposi tlon which they received an the field, the local side adopted u lethargie type of football, but still

Chinese goal in completing "a" tricky head movement by Faxe.

The third goal came from Knox who took a pass from one of his halves to run in and score on his

A few minutes before half arrived Gosano dribbled through the East China defence and put his left foot to the ball to Increase the score. to four goals to nil

For three-quarters of an hour kept the better of the game these two little men. one dour, throughout. The locals were aptown. time the to take things too easy after the hard-faced, granite jawed. other prown skinned, cool and as half-time. slippery as a pat of butter on a hot plate, punched away at each other as though their fists were made of steel and their bodies of rubber.-

Lynch won because he forced the fight in at least twelve out of the fifteen rounds, but although the Scat had as many "fans" as a tropical ballroom they could not forbear to cheer as the agile Uttle Montana-♫ streak of brown checkiness stood up to the ham- mering he received.

Yet I was the most sporting Aght I have ever seen. At the end of nearly every round the two lads

their best· were doing

to per forate one another like a sheet of stamps, clapped one another on the back encouragingly and twice In the last round, once when Mon- tana got entangled in the ropes and cnce when he slipped, Lynch helped him back and they shook hands.

CLEVER LEFT JAB

The surprise of the fight was the fact that the Filipino only rarely used his amazingly speedy foot- work, save to work his way out of a comer or when his back was to the ropes. Then he went so fast

VOLUNTEERS AT that his shadow had to sprint to

CRICKET

Race Week

Programme

The following teams have been selected to represent the Hong Kong. V.D.C., during Race Week.

Monday

At Kowloon Cricket Club ground v. Kowloon Cricket Club:-H. Owen Hughes (Captain), E Zimmern, A. Zimmern. W. Rapiey. G. Souz, H. A. Murray, AK Mackenzie, R. Mitchell, P. C. Frost. J. E

Richardson, L. 8. Forbes.

Tuesday

keep up with him.

As it was there was Little to choose between the two by the end of the fourth round, but for the next four it was "Lynch law."

Using his left like a yardstick to measure his man, the Scot whipped over the right to the jaw time after time.

Then he switched his attack to the body and the Filipino arched his 18-in. waist in desperation to of escape from the hurricane leather which the grim-visaged fighting fury was hurling at him.

THE TEAMS

The teams liried up as follows:- East China:-Y. Z. Chang; S. S. Chiang and 8. 6. Koo; Z. T. Liu, Y. Y. Feng and G. H. Wong: W. s. Ble. B. Y. Zee, L. K. Tye, T. W. Loo" and S. H. Van,

Hong Kong Foreign:-Row'ands: Stevens and Picker'ng: Wr'de. Beltrao and Taylor: Gosano, Page. Leonard, Talbot and Knox.

SCORING STARTS

PENALTY SCORED

Play had only been in progress a few minutes in the second session when Wride scared the best goal of the match with u terriac drive from outside the penalty area. A minute later Knox was fouled in the East China area and Rowlands caused amuse- Hong Kong Foreign opened the ment when he ran across the field scoring when. following a scrim-hurriedly to take the kick, but he mage inside the East China area. afted some ten minutes of play. Gosano stretched Chang with a drive into

the the near side of Some five minutes later gom. Leonard headed the ball into the

made no mistake with it in placing the ball right out of Chang's reach

The final whistle after. No further goals scored

came

soon

beirig

HARLEQUINS BEAT THE

LIGHT BLUES

Selector Keeps Eye On

B.E. Nicholson

Cambridge at the beginning of the season gave the first in- dication of their quality by the manner in which they beat the Harlequins at Twickenham, and for the return match they paid them the compliment of fleiding by far the strongest side that has represented them this term. writes a Home correspondent,

The Harlequins too were strongly represented, their three- quarter line being strengthened by the inclusion-at the request of the selection committee, one of whom, Mr. H. Coverdale, was Whitelitian and Surrey present at B. E. Nicholson, the Old centre,

The sodden squelch as the players sank into the ground as they took the field gave rise to the grimmest forebodings as to But all such pessimistic the type of football to be expected. thoughts quickly vanished once the game had begun.

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A NARROW SHAVE In the seventh a left hook to the jaw followed by a right cross

see him weaving his From the start both sides set; lightful to spreadeagled Montana on the ropes. For a moment he was as open a3 out to play constructive football way through the Cambridge de- I fence. Behind him Nicholson did a bottle of champagne, but as of the most attractive king.

cannot recall a single occasion on quite, well, especially considering At HK.C.C. ground v. United Ser-Lynch lunged in to smash home a

that it was his arst appearance right which would have put not which the stand-off balves

three-quarters of elther for the Harlequins, With a little only Montana but the lights out, centre

more Arst-class experience he will the Filipino swayed forward in-side kicked to touch except under

the compulsion of most urgent de- become an even more serious con- stinctively, and the punch went whistling round the back of his fence. In the end the Harlequins tender for a place in the England neck.

avenged their previous defeat, win- team. ning by a goal and two tries to two tries a fitting result, gained after a splendid struggle.

Prize for players of handicaps other than 30. Resulted in a tie between Mrs. Webb, 92-19-73, and Mrs. Hardy, 16-23-73. The prize was won by Mrs Webt, as she hadvice:-H. Owen Hughes (Captain), the better score over the second A. K. Mackenzie, R. R. Griffiths, J. E. Richardson, H. B. Neve, T. Madar. G. A. Stewart, E. C. Fin- cher, R. Dunnett. P. C. Frost, W. Stoker,

nine holes.

Other scores were: Mrs. Forbes. 87-13-14: Mrs. A. K. Mackenzie, 87-13-74; Mrs. Swinburne. 102- 2875; Miss Stevenson, 94-18-78; and Mrs. Stewart, 111-35-76. Scratch Score Prize (presented by Mrs. Cassidy)

Won by Mrs. Noter Wilson with a score of 83 gross. Lirs, Wilson hud the best nett score (83-11-72) for the Medal Competition, but having won the Scratch score prize. was unable to accept both."

Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. A. K. Macken- zie and Mrs. Withington tied for second place with a scratch score of $7.

Lady McGregor presented the prizes to the winners.

YACHTING

Two Races Sailed Yesterday

Two races

were held by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yesterday and resulted as follows: Futished Pos.

2 17:19.02

"A" Class Started -14.45

Eve. A5

(Mrs. 5, Hopkinson).

17.09.35 1 Joss, AB

(Mr. K. J. G. Garner-Smith); Kittiwake, A12, 17.61.16 3

(Miss P. M. King),

Wir

Wednesday

At H.K.C.C. ground v. H.K.C.C.:- H. Owen Hughes (Captain), E. C. Fincher. N. A E. Mackay, F. Broad- bridge. Zimmern. Bond. . Souza. D. Hung. A. Zimmern. T. Madar, W. Rapley,

Play on each day will start at 1.30 p.m.

POLICE DEFEAT

SEAFORTHS

United Hockey Tourney

At the Sookunpoo ground yester. day, the European Police defeated the Seaforth Highlanders by three goals to nil in their United Hockey Tournament Axture.

Montana's most powerful punch was a right cross to the jaw, after he had drawn Lynch's left lead but, as with a good many of his other blows, there was more than a suggestion of the open glove about it at times, and Lynch mère- ly played the part of he who gets slapped."

From the ninth to the twelfth the terrific pace slackened out somewhat, with both men depend- ing more on long-distance boxing and matching lefts--Lynch hook- ing and Montana jabbing.

told,

FEMALE MAURICE

ATATE

Women cricketėrs, I am The final score nattered the look upon Lord Hawke's compil

at the military for they were completely mentary remarks, made overshadowed by the Police who meeting of the Yorkshire Club, as monopolised the game throughout a big step towards the Women's and only bad luck prevented them Cricket Association being publicly from winning by a bigger margin recognised by the M.C.O., writes a correspondent in the "Datly Tele- graph."

C.B.A. Horkey Team

Fearless Saving

As usual it was the Harlequin forwards who tipped the scale in their favour by their ability to get the ball regularly in the scrums, by their fearless saving, their re- lentless tackling, and, above all, by their ability to use their hands as well as their feet.

Butler's great pace gave him a advantage over Mic- decided donald, both in attack

and de- fence. In contrast to Kemble Bruce-Lockhart wisely contented himself with acting as a link and handing over the responsibility of making openings to his centres, Forest and Roden. They certainly justined his confidence,

Cambridge scored first, when Young ambled away from a ling try. The Cambridge forwards offered out, and was awarded

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a atout resistance, and if the Har-Before half-time Butler equalised the restart the Harlequin lequins got the ball with mono- From tonous régularity in the set scrums, forwards got going, and after a majestic at any rate Cambridge never falled Chapman had made to get it back from the loose mauls, run through most of the Came with the result that both sets of bridge side Kemble scored without backs were given plenty of oppor~ | a Cambridge player having touch- tunties, especially as the ball wased the ball. Chapman missed the coming back so quickly and cleanly kick. on both sides that the wing for- wards had little chance to stifle the movements at birth, and scrum halves were getting the ball away quickly and accurately.

for

The lead was shortlived. Brice-Lockhart, fielding a kick ahead by Kemble, slipped right through, and though he was over- taken and tackled by Butler, For- Kemble. An Asset

rest dribbled over, but was un- to Kemble's retum, gave the Har- successful with his attempt lequin back divisiou a liveliness convert, Finally, Bolton clinched The MC.C.'s approval takes the which it never possesses in his matters with a try which Chap- practical, though unofficial, form absence. He was the spearhead of van converted.. of giving £25 to the Hospitality their attack, and it was really de- Fund which is now being raised to entertain the team of Australijan women Test players, due here in

The following will represent the Central British Association in a friendly hockey match against F.MS. Tamar on Friday (February: May.

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"Mixed" Classes-Started 14.55

The team, which was never beaten, Finished Corr, Pos. Diana. Ri ...... 18.57.50 1637,60119) at 5.30 pm at King's Park Founded by a handful of women incinged some lively scorers, after own heart. Miss J. J. King H. Millington and Y. 11 years ago, the W.CA has Lord Hawke's (Miss M. Whitham), Heron, 73...... 17.11.18 16.58.64 2 C. Band; R. Blyth; N. Whitley and steadily grown. Two years ago it Mary Spear, a physical training ex-

(Capt. E Bader), poflama

E. Fowler W. H G. Hirst, 8.sent an official team to Australia.pert, after taking five wickets for Sirius, Y7 ...... 17.19.45 17.04.49, 3 Fowler, G. Fowler, D. T. Smith and The captain was Miss Betty 15, earned the name of the female

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Archdale, a London law student. Maurice Tale". (Capt. J: D. Kewinan), '

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