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GOVERNOR'S CUP

FOOTBALL

Federation Beats Association:

SUEN'S FINE GOAL

(BY ROBIN)

The Arst round of the Goy- ernor's Cup series was played at Causeway Bay yesterday afternoon when the Hongkong Amateur Athletic Chinese Federation defeated the Hong- kong Football Association by four goals to one after, the the Association had lead 1-0 at half time.

In the first half the general run of play was decidedly even and was generally confined to midfield play. Watson was seen in rare farm. his tackling and passes being practically faultless. The Associa- tion forwards, with the exception of the two wings, did not take advantage of their opportunities. Instead they tried to dribble the ball into the net.

CANDID CAMERA AT THE RACES

MRS. BURNIE, Mr. T. Addi's Martin and Mr. Edge in conver- sation at the Eighth Extra Race meeting. (Photo by Leica).

RUGGER SEASON OPENS

WITH TWO CLUB WINS

Bien was the brains of the 1st XV Beat Army In One-Sided

Suen

Chinese attack and his goal in the

second period was the best of the day. Lau Tau-man was apt to be his play. too individualistic in

start

the .of

game

At

the

Game: "A" Beat Tamar

With a fast and competent three-quarter line, the Club A XV. there was a period of end 10 swamped the Army XV by 29 points to nil, in the opening match were decidedly stronger in of the rugger season... The Club side end play. Suen tested Hartley with a pile-driver, which he ably every departnient, and kept the ball consistently in the Army area.

with many Bidwell distinguished seen at their best Harold Fung and Suen kept the saved. ball between them as they ap himself by scoring two tries and a beautiful runs:

Area the goal

and drop-kick, while cach of the threes Steven of the Tamar, was the proached Watson managed to defect a low scored ✡ try. Watson con-outstanding player on the Naval drive from Suen for a corner kick.verted all but one of the kicks, side his tackling and touch-kicks, In the melee that followed. Fung some of which were at difcält kept the score down as much as took a shot at goal with Hartley angles. on the the ground. Blake Just managed to save the situation by i sliding."

43

The Army side had several play- ers missing including Lt. Laurie, and Chiverall.

Lammert

MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1938.

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three scored tries in good style, for one of which, he covered half of the feld

GROGAN SCORES

of the to place the bail between the post. From the Arst blast

The garie opened with a period The Arst goal came when i whistle the Club XV worked the Grogan. following a solo effort,, ball to the Army territory and had of mid-field play. Talbot scored The the play confinded in that half of the opening try for the Tamar to scored for the Association.

Watson replied and Chinese took the ball to the other the field. Bidwell scored the first which end and in heading for a corner two tries in fine manner, the latter Oliphant converted. A naval play- kick Webster handled the ball.near the edge of the Jeld, which er was carried off the Held follow Suen missed from the spot kick., was not converted. The next two ing a scrimmage in the schum. At rapid succession. hall time the score read 5 to 3 for In the second half Hartley tries came in brought of several fine saves until without a single reply from the the Club.. he received a hand injury when Boldlers. The score at the interval

with he collided

Szen, which was 14 to nil

had some efect in his play. In the second half of the game Blackburn was penalised for hand-Bidwell dropped a fine goal to put ling and Fung shot into the left corner of the net for the equaliser. The best goal of the game was scored by Suen, following a corner kick by Yeung. Yeung Shut-yick added a third goal

Lau Tau man netted the Fourth goal.

The following were the teams. 1. K. C. A. A F.-Tam Kwan- kon South China "B"); Mak Shul-hon (South China "A") and Lee Ting-sang South China "A").. Leung Wing-cnul South China (Eastern) "A"), Hul King-sing and

Soon Ling-sing (Eastern): Yeung Shui-yick (South China "B. Fung King-cheung South China "A"), Lau Tau-man (South China "A"), Suen Kam-stuen (East- ern and Hau Ching-to (Eastern).

A. K. F. A.Hartley (Kowloon):

Watson Middlesex) and Blackburn. (Police); Black (Kowloon), Webster (Navy) and E Strange (Club); Grogan Middlesex), Leonard (St. Joseph's, Hossack (Royal Scots), SLW (Middlesex) and

(Club).

Bickford

SHANGHAI BEAT CRAIGENGOWER

Bowls Visitors' Close Game.

A large crowd turned out at Craigeugawer Cricket Club on. Saturday afternoon to which the Shanghai Interport Bowls team open their tour. here with a -22-19 shots win over the Val- ley Club in a match replete with thrills.

the Club further in the lead. While Bucher, Grieve and Watson secored a try each to bring the final score to 29 to nil in favour of the Club.

"Army: Gun, Whittaker. Sxt. Artisall. L'e. Lewis. Lt. Gud- geon. Ple... Nealon. Ptc, Bo. Spr. Walt, Bon, Page. Gun. Evans, Lic. Ross. Cpl. Martin. Pte Berry. Lt. Culbertson. Lt. Hewitt and Spr. Appleley.

Club 1st XVM. W. Mac- Grath, D. H. Stewart, H. D. Bidwell (Captain), W. E. Grieve, F. M. Thompson, A. H. R. Butcher. E. C. Luscombe.. K. A. Watson, K. W. Salter, E. A. Bempas. G. J. P. Carey. "C." M. Stark. J. Redman. A. J. G. Taylor and W. B. Richardson.

TAMAR'S TOUGHER

RESISTANCE Strenghtened by many ist XV team players, the Club “A” defeated the Tainar side by 13- 9 points in their match played at Happy Valley, on Saturday. Lammert. Wilson and Nelso played a very fine game and were

GOLF WIN FOR HONGKONG

Shanghai Team Easily Beaten

་

The Royal Hongkong Golf

· Club defeated Shanghai team by eleven points to one. The matches were played at Fanling on Saturday and yester- day.

Shanghailed 10-ml on the

Singles (38 holes) played on fourth head and 18-9 on the 15th and at those stages the game Saturday resulted as follows

O. E. C. Marton, lost to G. P. Icoked so one-sided as to seem un- interesting. On the 16th end: Nekoll 2 down however, things took a dramatic switch-around. when

AE Lissaman

NAVY'S HANDICAP

In the second period, the Naval side had only fourteen players which gave the Club opportunities of bringing the ball within the five yard line. Oliphant received a pass from Dunnett and placed the ball over the line for the second try, which was not con- verted.

A fine movement in the three- quarter line ended with Lammert scoring.

Hamkin replied to the Club's try.

Java

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MONDAY

Amoy and Chuenchow

but did not get his kick converted. Air Mail for Sian, Lanchow Chang- Lammert scored two successive

The

tries soon after. with Talbot scoring the Navy's third try. firal score remained at 19 to 9 points in favour of the Club.

The teams were:—...

Club "A" G. Low, E. Lam- mert. D. Hynes. G. S. Wilson, H. van Leeuwen. F. Cessford, J. R. Henderson, P. W. Barton, J. S

Dunnett, G. M. Marrs, R. G. L. Oliphant, E. W. Stout, D. B. Nel- son, J. Brown and R. Leigh,

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H. M. S. Tamar: 'Paymr. Lt. Steven. By. P.O. Old. Sub. Lt. Cox, Lt. Colins, Pay Mid. Hamlin, Mdr. j Japan Finley, Lt Talbot, Ldg. Sig. Penny, Lay Beam. Webb, P. O" Wtr. King. Mm. Grant. Sign.. Migils, Lt. Pum-Swatow and. FoochoW........ priery and B. A. Ostler.

MATCH ENDS IN A TIE

Interport Lawn Bowls

The first Interport lawn bowls match played on the Kowloon Dock Recreation Clab green yesterday afternoon "be- twees Hongkong and Shang- halended in a tie the score "being 20 all on the 21st head. His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry: Northcote, was among the

the club imings and. 1; ; 17 K M. Cum- many spectators.

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HONGKONGLE Coates, AR.

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AR Dallah, playing No. 2-for T. A Pearse beat D. R. Glass 12 scored a four and on the next

Hongkong, and Winlace, the head they actually levelled the and 117

F. Groves beat J. K. P. Hadland Shanghai skin, were the outstand score by means of a five.

11 and 10.

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8. J. H. For best A. V, Pettitt 7

At one stage, Shanghai led 15 hearted at this sudden turn took and 5.. a single on the 18th to regain the

D. J. Gilmore (Captain) beat shots to 6 after which Hongkong lead, a two on the 19th to increase J. Hawkings (Captain) 3 and staged a splendid rally,

It dropped a single on the 20th,

and clinched thing, with shother. Fourballs (38 holes) played yes- single on the last head"

Shanghai

Craigengewer

K. L. R. Swartzell L. C. R. Sousa

J W. Brierley

A. M. Gutierrez

J. M. C. Lopes

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WAK, Way

J. B Landot

R. Bass

The teams were:

terday resulted as follows

SHANGHAI: MC. Lopes, AM Marton: Landssaman beat Gutierrez W.J. MacDermott and Nicholl and Cumming 2 and 1;"" H Wallace (skip).......

Pearce and rover, beat Glass

and Hadiant. 7 and

Fox and Gilmore beat

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