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HONG KONG, DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1938.

FUNG CHOSEN TO LEAD

CHINESE AGAINST

Final Trial Game With Royal Scots At Caroline Hill

DUNCAN BRILLIANT: CHAN SCORES TWICE

BY "RIGHT-HALF''

The sun shone brightly for the South China-Royal Scots football match at Caroline Hill Jester- day but the rains that fell during the past few days left the ground in a very slippery state. For this reason the brand of football played was not quite as high as it might otherwise have been though from the point of view of entertainment there was nothing lacking.

Duncan, in the Royal Scots' goal, played a very fine game. It la true that the Chinese won by four goals to one but with due respect to the people who scored three of them (the fourth was put into the net by Clarke), Duncan could hardly be blamed for any one of the markers.

The selection committee (South China Athletic Association) were there to watch form and at the conclusion of the game picked the following team to play against the Islington Corinthians on Satur

day:

Tam Kwan-kon; Mak Slu-hon. Lee Tin-sang; Lau Hing-choi, Lam Tak-po, Leung Wing-chiu: Yeung Shui-yick, Fung King-cheang (Cap- tain), Chan Tak-fai, Lal Shlu-wing, Cheung Moon-wing,

Postponed Matches

Boxing

BATTLING RIO IN TRAINING

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We have received a letter from Battling Rio, the well-known loca) boxer, stating that he has been keeping in strict training and that he is very anxious to meet Seaman Bob Harvey for the welterweight champoinship of which he (Rio) is the holder.

Some days ago was published an announcement to the effect that a well-known local spartaman was planning to stage a tournament and that he would be glad if all in- tending contestants would forward him their names. We have sent Battling Rio's letter to this source.

FRIENDLY SOCCER

A friendly soccer match between) the ss. Malayan Prince and the R.M.S. Empress of Asia was played Club RAIN RUINS SPORT

on the Kowloon Football What otherwise, would have been ground yesterday, the former win- a very full programme of week-ning by one goal to nil. Play was end sport was ruined by the rather scrappy owing to the wet It incessant rain that fell on Satur-state of the ground, players find-

the first an effort to peep through the dark was an end-to-end affair and in day, and though the san did makeing it hard to get a foothold. after and the teams changed everlouds yesterday and there was no the closing minutes of with the Chinese leading by two rain, the Sunday programme was half miles netted.

The game had, not been in pro- attempting a clearance and Chan gress for five minutes when Dun-Tak-fai's header found the net. can was called upon to save from The same player scored again soon Chan Tal-fal and for the next four or five minutes he had a very busy

time.

goals to nl.

When the teams came out of the I learned after the match that he had no studs on his boots for I was changing room after the rest it was wonderlag why he was slipping found that the Chinese selectors continually. Despite this handicap had made one change. Lam Tak-pp he cleared them as fast as they coming into the centre-half berth, came and he soon won over the Leung Wing-chiu transferring to Chinese spectators who applauded left-hall and Lau Wing-choi to

Lee Kwok-wai right-half. generously his every clearance.

Then the Scots took a hand atdropped. things and brought the ball to the South China end of the field. drive by Hossack was held by Tam, the Chinese goalie, but before he could get rid of the ball three of the Scots forwards were upon him. He dodged about and kicked clear, and once again the Scots defen- ders were working hard to keep the Chinese forwards from scoring.

DUNCAN SLIPS

ing-cheong, playing like

Was

curtailed due to the wetness of the different grounds. The football

The teams were:- Malayan Prince: Anderson; Can- crowds, however,ning, Coxon: Seymour. Roxborgh, Bird. Sparks, Robsen,

Empress of Asia: Blackcott; were well provided for, and in spite Piggott:

Findley:.. Hays. Athey. of the slippery grounds some good Miller and Miles.

Glover; Lyle. Welsman MacGinley. games were seen. marks apply to the International Croft.

Marmon and Homer.

The same re-

Rugby football tournament.

The postponed games will be as possible. early played off as Enquiries made yesterday elicited the information that every effort "play-offs" interfere with the rest will be made so as not to let the

CRICKET Saturday

Up and down play was the order Aof the day but towards the middle of this half Clarke, in trying to pass, the ball back to Duncan, mis-

The following is a list judged his kick and put the Chi-of the season's programme, nèse score up to three goals to nil. Then Cheung Moon-wing scored games postponed:- the fourth goal and almost on time the Scots were rewarded for their hard work when Hossack beat Tam with a beauty. The teains were:

SOUTH CHINA: Tam Kwan-kon; a wizard, did all but score but heMak Slu-hon. Lee Tin-sang: Leung Anally got his head to a beautiful Wing-chlu. Lau Hing-chai Lee centre and the ball rolled into the Kwok-wał: net.

Even before the spectators burst into cheers, however, the re- feree ruled Fung offside.

Fung

Tang

of

the

First Division: Indian RC. v. Hong Kong C.C.: Army v. Craigen - gower C.C.: Civil Service C.C. v. Navy: Recreio v. Kowloon C.C.

Second Division: Kowloon C.C. v. Kwong-sung. Army "B": Craigengower C.C. v.

Hong Kong Fung King-cheong. Chan Tak-fal, Recreio; Lai Shiu-wing. Cheung Moon-wing. University; Police C.C.

ROYAL SCOTS; Duncan; Mar-Service C.C. Soon after. however, the Chinese shall, W. Fraser: J. Fraser, Proctor,

Potts. Alsey. were back at it again and Duncan Clarke; had bad luck fri slipping when Flemming. Allen

Rugby Football

V.

C.C.

V. Civi

Yesterday Hossack. Craigengower v. Combined

Schools.

FOOTBALL Saturday

THORNYCROFT CUP

A very interesting game of foot- ball is promised on Saturday when meet the "Asia" in the final of the R.M.S. Empress of Canada will Thornycroft Cup competition. The cup is presented by Mr. R. R.

of

I Messrs. John Roxburgh Thornycroft and Company and the competition is confined to teams from the "Empress boats.

The team scoring the most goals In any one match keeps the trophy for a year. The Cup will automatically become the property of any one liner winning it three years. In succession.

SOCCER TRIAL TODAY

A second trial football match will be held by the Services at Sookunpou today, in preparation

the

Islington visit of the

The following teams Corinthians. have been chosen to play, and will kick-off at 3 p.m.;

Senior Shield: Kowloon Chinese for Y. Navy (Causeway Bay), Kowloon

ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND Middlesex (Kowloon).

"

TO MEET IN FINAL Ireland And Wales Go

Down Fighting

Despite the incessant drizzle on Saturday afternoon a large number of spectators turned out to watch the local Inter national rugger matches on the Club ground and, as the result of the two matches played. England will meet Scotland In the Anal next Saturday.

v.

Junior Shield: Portuguese B.A v. Seaforths (Sookunpoo).

First Division: South China "A" v. Club (Caroline Hill)

Second Division: Club v. Chinese Sappers (Club),

Testerday

Probables: Church

"(Navy);

Sheehan (Middlesex) and Watson (M'sex); Williamson (8eaforths), Bright (M'sex) and Ferris (Navy); Grogan (M'sex), McGuigan (Sea- (R.A), Saw Calvert forths). First Division: Police v. Eastern (M'sex) and Pearson (M'sex). (Club),

Possibles:-Duncan (R. Boots); Fraser (R. Scuta) and Marshall (R. Scuts); Fraser (R. Scots), Me- (Seaforths) and Cook Kusker

Scots), Potts (Seaforths); Alsey (R. Scots), Wheeler (R.A. Scots) and M.C.), Gordon (P

Reserves: Thomson (Seaforths). smith (R.AM.C. and Wilkinson (M'sex).

Referee: L/Cpl. Day (Seaforths). Brothwell Linesmen. L/Cpl.

and Sigon. Dove

Sunday The match between the Police and Eastern, which was to have been played on the Club, ground. was postponed, the field being un- fit for play.

HOCKEY Caer Clarke Cup: Y.M.C.A. Ladies v. St. Andrew's (C.B.A. ground).

C.B.S. Cup: Scotland-Ireland Brawn

Scotland won her first round match agalust Ireland by two tries (six points) to nii and England beat Wales by a goal and atry (eight points) to six points.

The first match of the afternoon, start

of the

Friendly

V.

Match Nomads

Y.

(Bignals).

HOCKEY VISIT TO MACAO

was that between England and game, that the former were the Recreto (CBS. ground), Seaforth Wales and considering the slippery much stronger combination but the Ladies v. C.BA. Ladies (CB.AR. A.8. C.)

a determined 'ground)... state of the ground the rugger pro-Irishmen played duced was of an extremely hign game and, the final score in favour

of Scotland, six points to nil. HMS. Cumberland. standard.

England suffered a stroke of bad speaks volumes for the Irish de- luck when their scrum-half, Sergt. fenders who had their hands full Balley received a kick on the jaw during the whole of the ninety in the first half and had to retire minutes of play. from the game but despite this the other 14 players' were ever on their ja brilliant game for Scotland, while toes, and they fully deserved their Grieve, Stewart and Lt. Douglas were also often in the limelight wir.

MacGrath and Ford and Martin scored for Wales with good play.

RACING Yesterday" Fanling Hunt And Race Club, Henderson, at full-back, played Meeting at Kwanti.

and England's points were obtain- Docherty were the pick of the

ed' by Northcott and Wainscott (converted

by Northcott), the

teams being:-

England: Tel. Dufty (Adventure); A. B. Northcott (Adventure), Cpl. Bowerbutts (R.A.F.), A. H. R. But

Irish team.

Dunnett and Stewart scored. for Scotland, the teams being:-

Scotland:

7.

Henderson

Watson

Sporting

Fixtures

Probables

(800-

Football-Services Trial Match, Possibles v. kumpoo), 3 pm.

Meetings-Referees' Association Half--monthly Meeting (Holland House, room 106), a p.m."

TOMORROW

The United Hockey Tournament will send a team to Macao next Macao Sunday to engage. the Hockey Club in a friendly match.

The United will hold a trial next Wednesday against the Kumaon Rifles, when the following have been invited to play: "*.

Dobson (RE): Guest (Radio). Gulam Rasul (Raj. Rißes): Wetton R.E.), Narain Naram (Raj. Rifles), 'Malik (KULT.C.); S. Fowler (C.B. Partab (Kumaons). Datta Ram A), Pritam Nath (Raj. Rifles), Ral Rifles). Chatley (Middlesex). Reserve Brown. (H.K.P.). Um- pires, 8. Mettam, Major Whitley.

TODAY Badminton "A" Division, Chin- (Club); D. H. Stewart (Cub), Lt.ese Y.M.C.A v. St. Andrew's, Uni- cher (Club). Sgt. Pratt (Seaforths; Gudgeon (Middlesex), W. E. Grieve versity "B" v. Recrelo "B": Recreio Lt. Walsham (Adventure) (Capt.) (Club), Pte. Peachey (Beaforths): "A" y. King's College. Sgt. Bailey (B.AM.C.); Mne. Duin-Lt. Douglasa (Royal Scots), J. 1.,

Bonnar (Club); K. A. bleton (Adventure), Pte. Knowles (Beaforths), W. E. Peers (Club); c. (Club), J. S. Dunnett (Club), R. G. F. Needham (Club), Cpl. Wainscote L. Oliphant (Club); 2/Lt. Mac- (R.C. of 8.); Lt. Woods (Grampus), Lagan (Seaforths). L/C. Milne

City, 2 p.m.

Tennis.-Y.M.C.A. Table Tennis, CERA Martin (Adventure) and Lt. (Seaforths); J. C. Miller (Club)

tice Shoot, Army Ranges, Kowloon (Captain), A... . Taylor (Club) Ogle (Phoenix).

FRIDAY, FEB. 18. Wales; Pte. Jones (Middlesex); and. Lt. Crawford (R.C. of 8).

Ireland: Lt Gray (Folkestone); '

Badminton-Y.M.C.A. Badminton. L/B Bracher (Herald), L/ERA Jen-

In the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m.” kina (Herald); Lt. Skelton (Grun-{M/W. MacGrath (Club), E. R. A. in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m.

TUESDAY, FEB. 22. pas), H. F. Hopkins (Club); LB/Docherty (Folkestone), H. van

Badminton. (Talkoo Club): 0,15 (Tamar), L/8 Evans Leeuwen (Club). Surg./Lt. Brad- Robinson (Herald): Mic. Mumford (Adven-hury (Cumberland); C. W. Lyle ture), 8. B. A. Jones (Adventure), (Club), Paymstr/Lt. Roantree (Ad-6.30. F. Thank v. J. A. Chen: 7.00. . . E. Mackay v. 8. W. Clark: C. K. Lee and C. O. Lee; 1.30 H. A. F. H. Kwok and G. A. Smith; 7.45 Spi. Davies (RE.): T. H. Pratt venture); L/Tel Crabbe Adven-NA E. Mackay and A. Chan V.7.00 J. A., Chen, and F. Tsang v.

Gillespie (RE)

Anderson and Miss (Club) (Captain), Tel Goddard ture), Capt. Tamar): L/Bdr. Martin (5th AA (Captain), Sgt. Altken (Camber Alves, and Mrs. A. E. Castro V Bade. R.A.), Sign, Ford (Tamar) and land): B. Hynes (Club), Pte. Shee-. A, Oliveira and Miss M. Silva; Griffiths V. A. Keown and Miss I

an (Middlesex): Bor. Page (5th 8.00 8 Y. Hon. v. A. L.. Fisher. Woodford (Herald).":

• SCOTLAND STRONGER FIFTEEN AA Bde. R.A), A.B. Crabbe (Ad-, It was apparent, from the very venture) and Cpl. Lister. (R.A.F.)..

Badminton.-Y.M.O.A. Badminton,

: WEDNESÍJAY, FEB. 16. Badminton (Club de Recrelo):

..

Shooting--Nong Kong Rille As sociation Weekly Spoon and Prac-

M

Cunalogham; 8.30 A. L Fisher and Miss M, Ribeiro r. P. K. Hul and Miss U. Khou,

CORINTHIANS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRAINING GALLOPS

With the Annual Race Meeting only one week away training time, taken at the Valley, commander wider attention than ever. Below will be found the times taken on Saturday and on Wednes- day;-

The Great

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1938.

19th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 26th February, 1938.

+ "38

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12

Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd

5th 6th 4th QL. Qr. or.

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2.39 3.08.2 Olga (A) Moonlight View (G), 1 36.2 1.13.4 1.49.3 2.23 Golden Cow (9)

Last

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(S) & Louis XIV (S) 4 36 J.C. (G)

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On Saturday 19th, Monday" 21st, Tuesday 22nd and Wednes. day 23rd February, the first bell will be rung at II a.m., and the first race will be rum at 11.30

a.m.

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Cuban Love (6) Just in Time (0) The Leopard (5)

Easy Time (8) Acme (B) &+ Dark

Hazard (3) Salvage Master (S), Captain Blood (S) The Scholar (8)... The Buffer (A) ....... 1

Labour Day (8)

Criffel (A) Maya (A)

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On Saturday, 26th Febru ary, the first bell, will be sung at 1.30 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

The tin interval will be after" the fifth race on the first four days of the Meeting.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURES.

Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently display ed throughout the Meeting.

No one without a badge will

be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

30.4 Badges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms" at $10.00 per day 33.2 including tax-or $40.00 includ- 28.3ing tax-for the Meeting (ladies $5.00 and $20.00 respectively) are obtainable through the Secre 32.3 fary upon Introduction by

member, such member to be responsible for all chits, etc.

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, EXCHANGE BUILDING, (Tel. 27794) WILL CLOSE AT 16.00 a.m. ON THE FIRST

吓

FOUR DAYS, and at 12.00

NOON ON THE FIFTH DAY.

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable each day at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tel. 21920.

On no pretext will children be permitted in either enclosure 332 during the first four days of the No amabs will be

allowed on the Fifth Day.

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National

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(8)

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PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

5

The price of ädmission to the

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37.2 1.13.1 1.48.4

2.20.2

Jack High (8) Mac's Second Venture (8) Cricketer (8) Lancashire Lasi (0)... '1' A Lovely Timé (A)

Alber (A)

All Baba (8)

Eagle (8)...................i

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Lancashire Chap (9) 1 40.2 1.15

Borrachito (8)

A Better Time (A) National Guard (8) &

National

Triumph

(8)

Final Triumph (8) Little Audrey (A)..... Mustard (8) National Dignity (8)...

Strathroy

Gold Coin Wildcat

1 36.2 1.12.4 1.48 1. 36.2 1.10.2 1.41.4 2.034 144.3 1.26.2 2.00.4 2.94

14 40.3 1.19.1 1.56 2.30.3 3:04.1

OLD PONIES

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Lesting.

public Enclosure is $2.00 per

day including tax for all persons 27 including ladies, and is payable at

the Gate.

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Soldiers and Sailors in uniform are admitted to the Public En. closure at $1.00 per day 'including 18x,

Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc., will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club 29.1 during the Race Meeting.

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Zodiac

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Rob Roy

Racing Boy

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Royal Scot Bylvandale Royal Highness Lancashire Chips New Star Soldier of Britain King's Warden Australian Boy Whelsey

King's Coronatión Centre Court Aztec

Mac's Adventure

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# 34.2 1.05.2 1.36.2

Tiffins will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclosure.

SERVANTS' PASSES

Passes for Servants will be issued on application to the

Secretary, 1st floor, Exchange

31 Building.

32.4

32

Any persons found loitering

31 with Servants' passes in their

302 possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the Enclosure:

Hong Kong, 14th Feb., 1938.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10

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