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COLONY AND CANTON VETERANS AT PLAY AT PLAY

UNOFFICIAL INTERPORT GAMES

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY

YACHTING WIN

FOR THE CLUB

Army Beaten In

Both Races

One of the most interesting fen-, a chance to the mans reserves who tures of the week-end sports were eager to kick the ball again witnessed at the Royal Hong Kong A very pleasant day'a sport was programme was the unofficial On the whole, however, many of

Yacht Club, yesterday when the Veteraris Interport between. Hong the players displayed to no small Kous and Canton, comprising extent their old form, and there Club beat the Army in a sailing tennis, volley ball and football were many clever moves and ex-race by 111 points to 85.2 events, which were played on in eting exchanges which held the in the Colony yesterday. Although terest of spectators to the finish. the visitors put up a game fight in Tin Lap-fat was responsible for all three departments, Hong Kong, both goals scored by Canton; and nevertheless, succeeded in gaining for Hong Kong, Ip. Kau-ko scored a triple victory.

two and Kwok Po-kari and Lau Kali each scored one. Lee Wai-tʊng, the well-known South China play-

FOOTBALL

The most important fixture, from the paint of public interest, was theer, refereed the game. football match between veteran players of the two ports, played at Caroline Hill. **

A large and enthusiastic crewd, entertaining "pleasant recollections of the past achievements of some of the players, witnessed the game, which was won by Heng. Kong by a score of 4-2.

The teams were composed at many players" whose names, were "household words not so many years ago; football fans will readily re- call such stars as Lau Kau, Ko Sik- wal Ng Kam-chuen, Wong Pak- chung, Chan So, La! Yuk-tat, Chan Kwong-lu and Leo Wai-chol, who all once occupied prominent places In local" football:

The teams, were:-

A preliminary game, and which was exceedingly popular with the crowd, was played between a Boys team and Girls' team, which result- ed in a win for the former by ?-0.

TENNIS

"In the morning, a series of tennis matches between the veterania were played at the Chinese Recreation Club. The results were:

Lo Brothers (H.K.) beat Dr. Philip. Tynu and Lau Fook-ling, (Canton) 6-2, 6-1. ...

Chù

8-3.

the Army's 48 in the morning race The Club scored 55 points against and the afternoon race resulted in the Club securing 56 points and the Army, 47, Detalls follows:

were ́ns

Pts

MORNING BACE EILE, Yacht Club

Al. C. C. Blake (Boy)... 12 A4, E. Cock (Col. Gowiland)... '15' A7, D. W. Wagstaff (Captain

Baker)

AP, A W. Holden (C. D. "A..

Ross) ..

All C. T. Davies (Major Mae-

Millan)

A14, P. C. M. Sedw.ck (J. D."

Patullo)

Total

Army"

8

Ho Wai-hing and Wong Fuk-lam (HK) beat Lau Fook-wing and A2. Capt. Bower (Dr. Davies). 11

Chi-wo (Canton). 6-3, 5-7, AS, Major Pastle (J.. D. Mc-

- Clatchie)

5 A8. J. G. Tarr (R. J. Minnitt) 3 410, Capt. Horton (L. Gamer) 10 A12, Major Dixon (G. G. Wood) 13 A15. Lleut. Col.. Smith (H8.

Rouse)

Lau Fook-ki (HK) beat Ling Doh-young (Canton) 2-4, 7-5 6-4

VOLLEY BALL

Hong Kong:-Chan Sik-pui. Lam Yuk-ying. Lau Kau, Leung Tal- In the volley ball tourney, Hong pong, Ko Sik-wal, Choi Ping ran, Kong beat Canton by 3 matches to Ng Kam-chuen, Ip Kau-ko, Wong1, the scores being 1-16, 21.10. Pal chung, Kwo Po-kan and || 17-21 and 21-12. Chan So

The teams were:-

Total

Army

Canton:-Yik Chan-pong. Lal Hong Kong-Woo Iu-tung, Eam Yuk-tat, Chan Wing-rul. Wong Blu-wah, Chan Sik-pul. Fok Pak- Pik-kwan, Chan Ying chien, Lam wun, Lee ghlu-kau, Leung King-A-Capt. Eley (G. C. Blake). Hon-wing. Lo Po-tat. W Chak-ping. Yu Wing-plu, Ng Pa-lumn and A4. Cpl. Golland (E. Cock)... 11" gang. Tin Lap-fat and les Wai- Ho Chak-inan.

A7, Capt. Bader (D..W. Wag- chol.

Canton:-Chu Cho-sang Chiu stat) In the course of the game, Shing-sing, Leung Kip-long, Wong "few changes were made to: the" aldes, some players, dropping out owing to "anno domiņi" of to give

LAI WAH CUP

Chinese Trounce Civilians

In the semi-daal of the Lai Wah Cup Football competition between the Hong Kong Chinese and the Civilians which was played on the Club ground yesterday, the former side utter.y blanked the foreigners by a score of six to one. The game drew a very good crowd and the stands were packed. There was only one change in the teams; Leonard. (St. Joseph) played in the

place of A. Ward.

U.rich and Pile did good work in keeping the score down, and T. Pile was the only bright player amongst the forwards. The halves made a poor showing and did not follow the play, thereby giving thich for wards no support whatever.

H

The Chinese on the other hand showed better understanding and liad confidence, their passing being more accurate. Their forwards moved in good" formation, and the halves gave them, every support and opportunity. Toin Kyau-kon at gmal again çâme into the limelight with his belillany goal-keeping.

Chinese XL Tam Kwan-kon (Bouth China B'); Mak Shul-hon (South China "A"), Lee Tag-aang (South China "A"), Leung Wing- chul (South China "A" Lau Hing-chol (South China "A") Lee Kwok-wai (South Chint "A") Yeung Shui-yick (South China B. Lau Chong-sang (Bouth China "B") Fung King-cheong (South China "A") Lai Shui-wing (South China "A and Had Ching-to (Eastern).

Civilian XI. Mann'ng (Police), C. Pile (Police) Ulrich (Kowloon) C. F. Remedios (St. Joseph's) A. Bliss (Kowloon) (Cipt) Whisen (Club) T. File (Police) Leonard (St. Joseph's D. Knox (Kowloon) · J,

Fing-kwan, Yik Chan-pong. Wong Ting-fan, Kwok Tin-ping. Leung Chi-wul and Hul Man-fal

NAVY SOCCER WIN

Lai Wah Cup Competition

A fair gathering of soccer fans balanced Army eleven trounce, the turned out to witness a well-

one in the semi-nal of the Laj Navy to the tune of five goals to wah Cup Competition, played on the Kowloon Football Club ground Festerday. Pearson of the Army could not play and his place was taken by Grogan who played a very fine game.

The Navy played the best team available, but better combination

AIT,, Major MacMillan (c. T.

Davies)

A14, J. D. Patallo (P, C. M.

Sedgwick)

1938.

TRAINING GALLOPS

Times Taken At Happy Valley

The following times were taken during the trainin sallops at who Bace Coarse yesterday:--

Dis- lat 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Last tance Qr Qr. qr. Qr. Qr. QT.

Viber (G) & Alber (A). 1 51.4 141.3 227.2 5.14.4 351.1 38.2 Canteronian (G) & Rose

Sea Urchin (A)

"Spray (A) Pluto (9)

Bredon (A)

Fei King (5)

Jane (G), Sunlight View (G) IC (0)

'1

37.2 1.13 1.47,3" 2.18.3 37.11.18.1 1.45.1 2.17.1

31.1

32

42

1.23.3·2.03.4.2.38

34.1

Sea

1

50

51.3 1.39.3 228.4 3.10 3.48

1:42

2.20.2.3.07

38

38.3

150

1.38. 221 2.51"

31

Torpedo Star (A)

€ 40

1.18.2 153.3

35.1

# 39.3 1.15.4 1.43.1

32.2

Captain Blood & Golden

50

1.36 2.17.

2.50" 37.11.11.3 1.43 2.13

30

511,35.2. 216.2 2.51.2 38.2 1.14 1.46.2. 2.15.4 40.2 1.21 1.50.4 2.34.

35

29.2 34.1

TH

· Brew: (5) Moonlight View (0) Double Up (S), Iron Knight (8) Celebr tion. Day

Ping Farthing's (0) ...... Final Triumph (5) ....... 1 Full Mark (3) Lucky (G) & Lucky Eleven ~(8)

The Leopard (S)

1 39 1.171542.30

Great Triumph (8).... 14 35.2 1.18"

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55

(8)........

Forgotten Star (G)

Simonian Eve (A)

Harmony Eve (0) 38 1.13 Jack High (8) & Astrik

1

41.2 1.23 1 40 1.16

&

-1.43.1-

2011 2.34.3 152 2.25

-36-

30.1

33.2

93

Pts.

King'a' Prejudice (G) &

Hyndford Bridge (0)... 14" 46 Lancashire Boy (0)

14 43.2

1.34 1.21.1

Arablan Oat)(a)

7 37 1.12

2.15.2 2.55 1.57.2 2.31.2 3.02.130,4 1.44.2

32,2

3.28.3 33.3

Sea Dragon (8). &

Tribute (5)

:47 1.32

2.10 2:51

35

-1 41.3 1.20

, 1,57 2.29

8

Plet, Holn (S) & Bor-

rachito (9)

14 42.2 1.20

1.58.3 2,33,4-3.05.4 32

49

Lucky Seven (8), Be-

yourself (5) & Sailing, Thru (8) ....

1. 48 1.27

National Pride (G)

1

Pts.

9

Sunshine Susle (8) &

Cleeve (5)

2.01 2.33.2 30. 1.14 1.47 2.17 2.49

1 43.2 1.21.3 1.53.2

32.2 32

31.4

African Cat (8) & Mon-

4

A9. C. D., A. Ross (A. W. Hol-

den)

10

1 On Your Toes (9). In

golian Cat (8) 1 Cricketeer (8) & Mac's

Second Veture (S) * 43 Planchet (8)

42

1.20.2 1.85:1 2.29.1

1.22.3 1.50 46.2 1.28.3 2.10

*34

33.2

2.47

37

The Bag (S) & Pla- tinum (8)

な

40.4 1.25.3 1.59

33.4

7

Golden Cow (S) & The

Afternoon Race....... Morning Race

47

Daddy Longlegs (8)

71

• Urber (8)

48

Lovely Day (A)

1.25 14 43 35

1.52 2.24.3 3.02

2.07 1.07 -1.39 2.09

"

2.48

35.2

3.22.4 34.4

30

Total

95

Sea Imp (A) & Black

Jim (A)

# 42 1,22

1.53

32

RH.K. Yacht Club

Cloudy Star (S), Gobl

Star (8)

& Sabara

Pts.

.. Star (6)

1 41.1 1:20

1.58.3 2.36.3

38

5.

Merrick (6) & The Giant

Panda (G)..... Labour Day (8) & Dark

Hazard (8)

1

39.4 1.18.3 1.54 2.24.3

30-3

1

1:13 35

1.48.3

35.3"

A

Colorado Star (A) &

50

Afternoon Race. Morning Race

Total

37.3

56

Annabella (A)

32.1 1.02.3 1.20

20.2

55

Split Hand (S)

† 30.1 1.16.2 1.60.2

34

.111

National Dignity (8 Charybda (5)

11

44.3 1.24.4 2.02.1 2.35.4 3.1034.1- 43 1.22 150.3 2.30.3

34

Golden Idol (8) & Eagle

(8)

1 41.3 1.20

1.58.2 2.32.3

36.1

Louis XIV (8) & Acime.

(8)

འི་

12

40

1,19

1.50

14 40 11 41

1.19 1.10.4

1.57.2 2.33 3.05.2 32 1.58.4 2.34.2 3.06.3 32.1

1a 38.2

1.13

1.44.4 2184 247.2 30.3

7 36

1.10

3.41

# 40

1.18.3

1.57

31 2.31.2 3.04.4 33.2

Advancing Time (G)...

11 - 40

1,19

1.57-

Confusion Bay (G)

14 40

1.18.3. 1.57

2.33

A Lovely Time (A)

14 38

1.17

Nokdmů (0)

11. 38

1.16

1.54. 1.53.2 2.26 3.09.3 34.3

2.27.2 2.56.4 29.2

Easy Time (8) Cape York (A)

14 45

1.25

11 38

1.18

A2, Dr. Davies (Capt. Bower)... 13 A5, J. D. McClatchie (Major

Postle) 48, R. J. Minnitt (J. G. Tarr)... 3 A12, G. G. Wood (Major Dixon) 15 A10, L Gamer (Capt. Horton) 12

A15, H. S. Rouse (Lieut-Col

Smith)

gave the Army many opportunities SATURDAY'S RESULTS which they pressed home to good advantage Evans, played well and had Page well marked. The de- fence was good and Rowlands had very little to do.

The Navy lust several of their good players owing to the recent ship movements and their'

new team lacked combination. Harri- son made a poor pivot and did not give his forwards any support, his Almless Licking being invariably Intercepted. Keeble, playing be tween the posts, brought off several Brilliant saves, and played better than the score would lead one to believe. The teams were:

NAVY: Keeble; Lethbridge, Langdon; Lalister, Harrison (scored into his own goaly, Smith: Stone, Potts, Morris, Tippetta and Page.

ARMY: Rowlands; Webster, Sheehan: Evans, Bright, William- saw and Hurat." son Grogan, McGulgan, Calvert,

Howlett narrowly missed the objec- tive as Tam put the ball over the Howlett (Police] Honniball-(Kow" | bar fer à corner. P. Plle sent over loon).

·

The ollowing were the complete results of yachting races run on Saturday:-

"H" Class Started at 14.25

Finished. Corr. Pos. Pts... Diana

...... 16.37.11 16.37.11 1- 10 (Miss M. Whitham)." colleen 17.09.06 17.04.24.4 Aeriel..... 16.45.50 18.41.18 2

(Capt. C. A Luskin).

Dorothea... 16.55.10 16.52.02 3

(Mr. C. D. A. Ross).

(Mr. A. Drummond).

7

"A" Class Started at 14,30 Carpenter.. 17.27.16 17.27.16 5 10

(Major B. E. C. Dixon).

Nereid 17.37.03 17.37.058

(Lt-Comdr. Sprague).

姊

Artemis.17.32.49 17.32.49 € 9

Mz. O. A. Wood). Eve 11.15.21 17.18.21 3 12

(Capt. E. Bader), ***** Isabel, D.NF.

4

Gull 17.42.37 17.42.37 11

(Mr J, Johnsen), Redshank.. 17.14.57 17.14.57 2 13

Capt. R. H. Bower). True Blue. 17.00.58.17.00.58 I 15

(Mr. H. S. Rouse).

a nice shot and D. Knox scored with a fine low pile-driver. From Kittiwake... 17.16.42 17:1642 4 11 the right Yeung Bhul-yick moved Miss P. M. King). with great speed and tested Man-Painted

.

5

The Civilians, winning the toss, 'chose to play with the sun. There was a slight breeze to their advan- tage, and in the opening moments ning with a beautiful drive to score Lady 17.38.29 17.38.29 10 D. Knox narrowly missed the goal the third goal, Hau Ching-to pro- (Buren. Lt-Comdr. 8 Wheeler, Tam coming out and gathering the ved himself to be an opportunist

RN) ball off his fook. It did not take when he tapped the ball into the Jean ................. 17.37.12 17.37.12. 9'6 the Chinese long to settle down. | ggt. after it had glanced off Man- (Col, G. C. Golland). Fung King Cheong soon got posses-niugis, hands. Leonard had bad sion of the ball when the Civilians" | lyck when his shot hit the bar and backs mixed up and opened the Howlett shot wide from the E- score with a fine goal in the roof pound. of the net

The Chinese again came into the apposition's territory, and a low pass from the left wing was defected by Pule, but Lai Shii-ving gathering the ball put it into the

Kicking off from the centre again the Civilians pushed their way towards the Chinese goal, and

La Linda... 17.38.46 17.3846 7

(Mr. E. Cock).

“G” «** & ing Classes-Started at 14.35. Finshed Corr: Pos: Pts. 17.38.18 17.3336 2 8

Bhortly before the interval. Hau Ching-to received a pass from Yeung Shui-rick and put the Chin-Cael se further in the lead. The scOVE at half-time was 5-1 in favour of Eunice the Chinese.

(CoL B. Smith)...

17.14.55 17.1234 - 1, 10 JLt. M. Blake, BN.).

The play after the interval was Owl 17.40.34 17.40.34 3.7 confined to midfeld and after ten (Mr. B Findlay), ---- minutes La Bbul-wing found the Bryl net.

The Scholar (6). Re-

xiana (8) & Five Rul~· ers (8)

37.2 1.142 1.0.3 2.28.2 3.033 37.1

National Triumph (8).. 137.1 1.12.3 1.48.4 2.25,2

Cape Comorin (S) Balvage Master (5) Colorado Star (A)

Tornado Star: (A) Murray River (a) Tampa Bay (G)

WALKER CUP

.6

New York, Jan. 8

The United States Golf Associa- tion has modified the stymie rule as a trial throughout 1938. Hence- forth the nearer ball on the green may be ufted if it lies within atx inches of the hole and also when the halls le' within six inches of each other.

"

The following have been invited to represent the United States in

2.31.2 3.04 4 33.2

3.05.2 32.2

Cents

LOCAL DIRECTORY

OIF

7 HONG KONG

(Including List of Factories)

2.31.2 3.04.3 33.1

2.05.2 2.46.7 3.20.3 34.1

1.53.2 2.24.3 2,52,3 28..

MID-SUMMER EDITION

COMPREHENSIVE & UP-TO-DATE

Sporting

Fixtures

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 Shooting Hong Kong Rifte Association Weekly spoor & Prae- Fice Shoot. Arms Ranges, Kowloon City, 2 pm.

BUNDAY, JANUARY 16 Racing-Fanling" Hunt & Race

the Walker Cup at St. Andrews on Club's Tintars Race Meeting, at June 3 and 4: Ouimet, (Non-play- Kwanti ing captain), Billows, Fischer Goodman, Hans, Kocsis, Reynolds- Smith, Ward, Yates with Suttern- Taller and Moc as alternatives.-- Bryter

Allsa

....... 17.08.32 17.08.32 5 Mr. G. Moffatt Wilson). Stella ................. 17,0032 17.0411 (2

(Mr. B. Pengelly).

Winkle 17.08.13 17.03.52 1

(Mr. B. 8, Carter). Héron

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NOMADS' HOCKEY

WIN

At the Shamshulpo Barracka yesterday the Nomads defeated the "C" Co. Middlesex Regiment, by four goals to one in a friendly 1hockey axture

The Nomads led by the odd goal 2 in three in the Arst half and added

another two shortly after the lo terval

5

17.34.46 17.55.12 9 (Lt.Cdr. W. B. Hall, R.N.). Robens.... 17.07.15 17.04.543

(Mr., D. W. Wagstaf), Widgeon... 17.17.47 17.16.13 @

(Mr, L. Garner).....'..... Birtus" 17.2231 17.10.15-4

(ML. C. Trenchard Davis).

17D7.46 17.05.254 (Capt. a. E Horton)."

17.21.22 17.1958 3 3 Zephyr (Major C. O, I. Yale),

The game, played at a fast pace, wes not as one-alded on the BOOTE would suggest though the Nomads made the most of their opportun- ities. The goal scoren WerR:- 9. A.J 7 Reed, FQ Reed, J. H Tranco (2)

and & Zavier finto own goal)::

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