1938-11-28 — Page 10

PAGE 10-HONG KONG DAILY PRESS.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1938.

Sports

In the World of Sports

CLUB BEAT ROYAL NAVY F.J. LAY AGAIN

IN KEEN RUGBY MATCH

Better Stamina Tells In One Of Season's Best Games

(By Robin)

One of the finest games of Rurby seen this season was witnessed on the Club ground at Happy Valley on Saturday, when Club Isl AV defeated Navy by a score of 18 points to 15.

Navy held the lead practically throughout the game and in the second period were unlucky to lose Stevens, who was carried off the feld following a collisiori. This disorganised allowed Club to score two tries without, reply.

The Club side were slow in the up-take and took some time to settle down; on the other hand, Navy were very convincing during the opening moments of the game. scoring their first try within the first five minutes of play.

The Navy three-quarters were pretty to watch, and engineered mány runs. Stevens at back, proved a stumbling-black to the opposition. The Navy pack, like wise. showed co-operation and got the ball out of the scrum nine times out of ten.

On the Club side, Bosanquet, who distinguished Dimself last week against an Army side, was on the wing, his tackling was good but is still rather erractic in hand- ling the ball. Cessford and Grieve were the brains of the three-quar- ters, while Bidwell is worthy of mention for the two tries, and a

penalty kick.

'Henderson, the Club scrumn-half, played a plucky game and was res- ponsible for two tries. both

of which were scored in fine manner. THE PLAY

Play opened with adden rush towards the Club topch-ne and in a strummage. Talbot placed the ball over the line for the opening try. The kick was taken at a dim- cult angle and failed conversion.

the defence and

BRILLIANT

Hits 80 In Fine D.B.S. Victory

two

Four schoolboys and Police sportsmen took principal honours In Saturday's cricket programme.

FJ. Lay, brilliant young Dioce- san Boys School opening -bats. man, who scored 108' not out last Wednesday, hit up 80 runs against Civil Service to lay the foundation for his side's fine win by nine wickets against a score of 150, and D. Crary made 55 not out in the same match.

In the drawn game between La Club retaliated through Grieve who received the ball from Cess-Salle College and Club de Recreio tord. Club fought hard for the Juniors. G. Gasapo rattled up 53 lead and Henderson, gathering the rot out for the school and would ball from a scrummage, ran half probably have won the match for his team if there had been an- the field to put Club ap.

other over or two of play. An- other of the Gosano Brothers, J.

wickets took five Recreio 15 runs.

At this period, Navy enjoyed the game on the Club half of the field. but could not put the ball over the line, Henderson, penalised, for be- scrum down. ing ofside after allowed Wetherton to convert the spot-kick for the equaliser.

NAVY LEAD) Walters established the lead for the Seamen from * pass oft Stevens. The scure at hair time was nine points to six in favour of Navy.

After re-commencement. Bidwell scored a "fine try, which Grieve failed to convert. Navy replied Walters and Wetherton further in- creased the lead from a penalty

kick.

Stevens was carried off the field after a collision, Bidwell scored off penalty kick to reduce the ar- wears by 5 points to 12. He came back shortly after to score the

During equaliser.

the closing moments of play Henderson placed the ball between the post for the winning points. The final score rend 18 points to 15 in favour of

Club

for

At Happy Valley, in the Police St. Joseph's match, in which the college were badly beaten, C. Pope hit 18 boundaries in his 87 and took part in a third wicket stand of 116 with Forrest (52). Pope also had four wickets for three runs.

Scores:- Diocesan' Boys' School beat Civil Service by nine wkts--

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Civil Service 150 (A.E. Perry 53): DB.S. 185 for 2 (F.J. Lay 80, J. Fisher 34. D. Crary 55 not out...

HOME FOOTBALL FINE BOWLING BY

RESULTS

FIRST ROUND OF F.A. CUP

London, Nov. 26. The following were the results or League and F. A. Cup matches played to-day: ·

FIRST DIVISION

Birmingham Bolton Chariton Chelsea Leeds Leicester Liverpool M'chester U. Middlesbro'

Preston Stoke

2 Po.csmouth 1 Grimaby

3 Sunderland

1. Wolves

1 Derby

1 Brentford

·

1 Blackpool

1 Huddersfield

1 Arsenal

3 Aston Vila“

© Everton

SECOND DIVISION

Burnley Coventry Lubon Newcastle Norwich Notts, F." Plymouth Shefeld U. Southampton Tottenham West Brom

3 Tranmere

3 Bradford

1 Wednesday

Ò Bury

WILKINSON

M.C.C. v. Orange

Free State-

Bloemfontien, Nov. 28. At the close of the first day of play in a three-day match against | the Orange Free State the M. C, 0. tourista had scored 228 for the @ loss of five wickets after dismiss- i Ing the home team for 128, Wright ✪ (Kent) taking 6 for 81 and Wilkin-

3., schi, the "Lancashire bowler dap-

4 turing five wickets for 10.

1 The latter bowled only six overs o of which two

maidens. were

1: Wright bowled 11 overs.

1. For the M. Ct C. Walter Ham-

2 mond scored 48 while N. W. D.

o Yardley, the Cambridge bataman. was 'undefeated with 87 to his credit.Reuter...

5

.

M'CHESTER

HANDICAP

RESULT

TRAINING GALLOPS.

The following times were clocked during the morning gallop

at the Race Course yesterday:-----

Little Audrey

Cape Comorin

Gold Sovereign

Royal Highness Easy Time Flybynight Wenning Racing Boy Lancashire Chap

Tribute

Rose Evelyn

11 35

Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Lust

Qr. tance. Qr.

Qr. QI. 51 1.39 2.18 3.51

1,08 1.47

Qr.

-33-

7.53.3 31.3

37

1.11.2 1.42,2 214

31.3

National Defence

1

34.3 1.08

.1.44.4 2.15,1

30.2

I 38.3 1.17.3 1.53 2.25.4

33.4

1.

39.4 1.15.2 1.49 2.22.2

33.2.

1 40.3 1.16.2 1.51.3 1.24.1

32.3

1

35 1.11.2 1.47, 2.21

34

1 38.4 1.13.2 1.474 2,18,3

30.4

1

37.3

38 1.10 1.44.1 2.18.2 1.13.2 - 1,48,4

34.1

33.2

1

37.3 1.14 1.51 2244

33.4

38.1 1.15.3

1.51.3 224.2

32.4.

1 34.1 1.08 1.41.3

35.3

132.3 1.04.2 1.40.4

36.2

1 .39.1 1.14 1.45 2.14.3

29.3

1† 34.11.08.1

1.40.1 2.11 2.43.1 32.1

1

36 1.13

1.48.2 2.20.2,

32

Five

1 40.2 1.18.1 1.48.4

32.3

29.1

20

Final Triumph Split Hand Cuban Love Election..

Just In Time Emergency Call

Sea Dragon &

Rulers

Able Amazon

Centre Court Annabella Jungle Jum Courting Eve

Elizabeth..

Estover

I

#31.3 1.00.3 1.29.4

#30 1.01 1.30

# 37.3 1.10.2, 1.38.4

1 37 1.10 1.43 2.17.

1 33.3 1.05.1 1.34.4 2.02.1

#33.3 1.08.2 1.31.2

1 38.3 1.11.2 1.42.1 "2.11.4

V

28.2

34.

2 Mulwall

2

27.2

J"Fulham

บ

3

31

3 Manchester C 4

I

Manchester, Nov. 26.

Lancashire Lass

29.3

3 West Ham

1

The November Handicap. run

Jober......

4 38

4 Swansea

1

to-day, resulted as follows:--

Colorado Star

1

37

1.08.4 1.39.4 1.11.3 1.40.1 2.17.2

31,1

2 Chesterfield

2

Pappageno "II ...

1.

Fel Ying

1

37 1,124 1.48.4 2.20

33.1

1

▸

Dragonnade

2.

40. 1.15 1.48 2,18

30

Battle Song

3

Diogenes

1

45 1.24 · 1.57, 2.31.2

34.2

Twenty-six ran. Won by two lengths, short head.

Tyne

1

38.2×1.14 - 1.48.2 2:20.2

3Z

Valorous

1

37.1 1.13.3 1.48.2 2.22

33.3

100/7. Pappageno

Dawn Star & New Star.. 14 331.07.2 1.40

2.12.2 2,44,3 32.1

Bistre

11 35 1.09 1.45

2.17.4 2.51.4.34

Skylight,

1

36.1 1.10.2 1,42 - 213.3

31.3

Double Chance

36.2 1,11 1.40.4

29.4

4 35 26 20

5:33 17 18

* Blackburn THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Barnsley

1 York SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

0 Celtic

J

Arbroath Clyde Falkirk Hibernian Royal Engineers beat Craigen- rower by 35 runs-

Kilmarnock RE 113 for 9 deci. (Cpl. Tudor Motherwell

Partick 49); C.C.C. 78 (Spr. Ratcliffe 5 for

Queen O'S. Queen's Park

21),

Police beat St. Joseph's College by. 137" rung:--

Police 216 for 8 decl. (Esmail 4

for 19: Pope 87. Forrest 52); St.

32: Pope 4 for 3). Joseph's 80 (R. Ho 31. K. Singh

Club de Recreio and La Salle College drew

Recrela 103 (A.V. Gosano 35, R. Soares 34; J. Gosano 5 for 15); La Salle 94 for 5 (G. Gosano 53 not

ADVERTISEMENT | OLYMPIC GAMES out.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB..

THE TWELFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 3rd December, 1938, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

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The first Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS ENCLOSURE No One without a badge wil be admitted to the Members'

FILM SHOWN

The "Bayer" Pharmaceutical Company's pletorial chronicle of the Berlin Olympic Games, 1936, which was screened before a large audience at the King's. Theatre yesterday, is an inter- esting film depictkig several of the many keen balties for athletic supremacy that will keep the memory of the Berlin Ulympiad long allve in the minds of sportsmen and fal- lowers of sport the world over, The chronicle 1a by mo means complete. Many of the dramatic battles of the sixteen days of the

Olympiad are not shown.

six

Hongkong Cricket Club beat Central British School by wickets:-

C.B.S. 68 (W. Pryde. 21; J. nsley 4 for 19); HIČ.C. 122 for 5 wkts. (A.C. Beck 37 not out).

Raith

Airdrie

Brechin

4 Hamilton

Betttrig:

Second, 20/1 Dragonnade, 33/1 Battle Song-Reuter,

3 AFT..

6 St. Mirren

4 Albion

5.Third Lanark

1

St. J'stone ·

4

1 Aberdeen

2 Rangers

3 Bradford

1 Hearts

SECOND DIVISION

Cowdenbeath Dundee Edinburgh Foifar King's Park Martna

St. Bernards F. A. CUP Chester Doncaster Halifax

1 East Fife

2 Dundee U

4 Alloa

5 Montrose

Dunfermline

1 Lelth

1 S'housemuir-

6 East Stirling

1 Dumbarton

Wednesday Tuttenham Coventry

Blackburn 17 8 2 Millwall 164

10 7 5 37 27 18 18 6 6 4 27 25 18 1645 20 20 18 17 7 37 35.27 17 18-6 5 5 27 29 17 16 7 3 6 27 30 17 17 6 5. 6 24. 27 17

West Ham

Luton Bartley

2 Manch'ter C. 16 7 2 7 38 36 16

2 Plymouth 18 6 3 7 21.20 15

Bury

10 5 6 6 22 27 16

o Chesterfield 18 6 37 19 24 15 3 Southampton 16 6 2.8 28 29 14 a Norwich 16 5 1-10 22 36 11

0

Notts Forest 18 3 4 18 33 10 Bwansea 16 18.7 18 37 10 Tranmere, 18 31 12 18 37 7 THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)''.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 16 112 3 38 18 24 14 8 1 30 11.21 15 10 1 4 33 18 21

(FIRST ROUND}

3 Bradford City 1 4-New Brighton 2 ↑ Rochdale

3

Lincoln

4 Barrow

Barnsley Southport Oldham

Horden Wel.

1 Chorley

I

Doncaster

15 7 5 3 32 21 19

LAWN BOWLS

AT

Hartlepools Walsall Scarborough Oldham

2 Accrington

1

Crewe

4 Carlisle

1

15 0 1 5 30 23 18 Bradford C. 15 8 2 5 28 20 18 Hull.

@ Southport

2 Crewe

2

4 Lancaster C. Rotherham

2

Chester

1

3 Wellington T.

0

Barrow Rotherham

4 Stalybridge

0

Halifax

1 Port Vale

2

Carlisle

1Wrexham

GOVT, HOUSE

A "Government House Team," led Scunthorpe by His Excellency the Governor. Hull Sir Geoffry Northcote, was beaten Runcorn by three shots by a Police Recrea-

Darlington tion Club side at

bowis Wrexham ła wri on Saturday.

Gainsborough Scores:-

H.E.'s Team:--Sir G. Northcote Dr. 'I Newton, E. Carter, J. "Deakin (skip) 10; Hon. Mr. R. E. Lindsell, The struggle for the 3,000 metres W. W. Hirst, E. Kern, J. E. Mc- steeplechase title is the best of the Gowan (skip) 19; Dr. J. T. Smal- Enclosure. Such must be worn many competitions Almed. Overley, G. 8. Archbutt. A. Hyde Lay.

shown the R. Duncan (skip) 25. Totals: 60. throughout the duration of each the last hurdle are

PRC-R Ellis, C. Dowman, J. meeting in such a wander as to Finns, Iso-Holle and Karlo Tou-

minen, in fine winning form, fol. Fender. W. Mair (skip) 19; 7. be readily identified.

lowed by the German, Alfred McSmith, J. McWalter, G. Perkins, Badges admitting Non-Mem. Dompert, dramatically overtaking A. E. Carey (skip) 22; L. Glendin bers to the Members Enclosure the third Finn, Mattilainen, with ning. J. B. Riddell, W. E. Hollands, G. C. Moss (skip) 22, Totals: 63. the rest of the field trailing. Club Rooms, at $5.03

MARATHON TITLE

K.D.R.C. CLOSING DAY 'Gentlemen and

Kowloon Dock Recreation. Club

and

for

ri

$3.00

Also well dramatised is the four

Trinity

2 Gateshead North Shields 1 Stockport Workington Southend

Folkstone Swindon Walthamstow

Avenue

Yeovil and

Petters Chelmsford

1 Mansfield'

3 Corinthians

2 Colchester U.

6 Lowestoft T. Tunbridge

Wells

}

15 7 4 4 30 24 18

N. Brighton 15 7 3 5 20'2017 Stockport 14 6 4 4 38 30, 18 14 7 25 34 28 18

15 7 2 6 30 28 18 15 7 8 31 25 14 15 4 5 6 12 18. 13 Gateshead 14 4 4 8 28 25 12

4 York

1

0

Darlington

Hartlepools

1 Rochdale

• Lincoln

2 Brighton

7 Street Bournemouth 2 Bristol City Ipswich City

3 Newport Reading. Watford

1

4 Kidderminster

0

1

3

4 Northampton 1

Accrington

!

14 5 2 7 21 34 12

15 6-9 21 34 12

Moonlight View. (Cossack's Beauty

Rob Roy

King's Privilege Yum Sing Lancashire Boy Meteor Scenic View Whalsey

King's Lead

Commencement Bay.. Soldier of China .... Lucky & Rose Jane National Guard National Dignity Laughing Buddha ( Good Morning

14 35.2 110:2 1.44.1 2.15.4 2.46 30.1

1.24.1 2.01 235

1 36 1.11 1.45 2.16.2 249

32.3-

# 35.3 # 34 438.1

1 44

1.09.1 1.40

30,4

1.02.1 1.30

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1.13.3 1.48.3 2.20.3

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34

1 40.2 1.7.4 1.53.2 2.24.3

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* 40 1.10 -1.48.1 #.36.1 1.13.2 1.48.2 Gold.Coin...........* # 36.1 1.10.2 1.44.3 Tabby Cat & Píam View 1

1.12 37

1.44.2 2.17.1 Lancashire Chips ....... 1 30,2 . 57.3 1.26.2 Expression Time & A

Better Time Wild Cat

LEAGUE

FOOTBALL

Middlesex Beat Police

The Middlesex just managed to beat the Police by the odd goal in five when they met in a First Divi

encounter at Bookunpoo

15 4 3 8 18 23 11. 15 5 1 0 24 42 11sion 15 4 3 8 19 38 10

15 4 29 29 38 10

15 3 4.8 25 40 10 15 1 3 11 12 23 .5 THIRD DIVISION (80UTH)

P. W. D. L. F. A Pts. Newport -15 9 4 2 22 8.22 Crystal P. 14 8 4 2 25.18.20 Aldershot 15 7 5 3.20 15 19 Queen's PR. 14. 7 4 3 35 18 18 Reading 15 6 8 3 27 19 18. Brighton

15 7 2 6 24 23 18

for Ladies (Both including tax) | times.400 metres relay. Vers dis- held their Lawn Bowls Closing Day Crystal Palace 1 Queen's P. R. 1 Northampton '14 7 2 5 19 18 16

are

obtainable

ed ́ave rinks.

Torquay

Aldchet

3 Exeter

1. Guildford City through the appointingly chronicled is the strug-on Saturday, when they entertain-

Bristol R. 4 Peterborough SECRETARY upon the per. gle for the Marathon title. The

Cheltenham T. I Cardiff - sonal or written application of a two dramatic incidents of the race,

the collapse of the Argentine step, and jump of 16 metres by the Clapton O. Member. auch Member to be champion, Zabala, and the stage Japanese, Macto Tajima.

Bromley responsible for all visitors Intró- of the face where the winner. On the whole, the film is not duced by him, and for Payment Kite! Son. and the runner-up, without interest. It is a

Ernest Harper, man de by sidemendable effort, well worthy of the of All Chits, &er!

prior to entering the stadium, are "Bayer name. The Filmo Depot: Derby both missed.

agents for the Bell and Howell Everton

Is

The Secretary's Once, floor, Exchange Building (Tel. 27794) will close at 12 NOON.

Tifus are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the 'No

Boy (Telephone 21920).

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of Admission to the Public Enclosure $1.00 Including fax, for all Persons, incinding Ladles,

com-

The finest action picture filmed, Corporation, of Chicago, supplied chaffton also in slow inotion, shows the the 16 m/m filmo sound apparatus | Leeds U. "postry of motion" winning hop, for. yesterday's screening..

GENTLEMEN BEAT LADIES IN YACHTING RACE

3 Hayes

2.Apsley

U

Reuter

FIRST DIVISION

1

Swindon

1. Port Vale

1

1

1

F. W. D. L. F. A. Pts, 17 12 2 3 35 14 28

18 11 1 4 33 15 23 Bristol C.

16 3 4 4 24 21 20 Torquay.... 13 9 2 5 28 27 20Bristol R..

1403 5.22 18 15 1462622 2014 Cardif

14 5 4 5 22 21 14 Southend, -14 6 26 268 26 14 Mansfield 14 5 4 5 17 23 14 1 Exeter

14 5 4 5 21 28 14 Bournemouth 14 4 5 5 13 15 13 Watford 15 4 6 8 17 23 137 Notts C. 14 14 8 18 18 12- Clapton 0.14 4 4 6 17 21 12 14 446 20 25 12 14 4 4 6 18 21 12 1 2 6 1 14 18 10 14 42 8-13 32 10 14 1 4 9 11 25 6 LEAGUE FIRST DIV. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 18 12 4 2 54 32.28 17 10 4 3 59 20 24 118 1118 43-33,23 Blackpool 16 5 5 6.22 19 15 Kilmarnock, 18 8 6 4 32 34 22 Arsenal 18 4 7 5 17 17 15 Hibernian Sunderland 16 6 3 7 18 21 15 Motherwell Huddersfield 17 5 48 22.28.14 Queen O'S. Portsmouth 16 5 4 7 18 20 14 | Partick

16 4 6 6 21 31 14 Aberdeen Aston Villa 16 6 38 25 27 13 Clyde DNS Chelsea 16 538 27 33 19 Hamilton

The Ladies were beaten by the Gentlemen wy 36 points in Batur day's Yacht race under the auspices of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club. details of which" follow:-

GENTLEMEN Helmsman

Liverpool *Middlesbro* Wolves Bolton

16 7 5 4 27 20 19 Ipswich 10 7 4 5 28 26 18 Walsall

SCOTTISH

18 6 53 21 14 17- 18. 6 55 25 22 17, Preston NE 18 6 4 6 23 23 16 Rangers Grimsby 16 5 8 5 17′ 21 · 18 Celtic

1798 0 22 28 16 Hearts

Leicester

Stoke Pts,

12

les and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors Uniform are admitted Hall

LADIES

Yacht Helmsman"

Pts Yacht

A1.

42.

Mrs. F. M. Morres Miss M. Corrigan

B

AA' Mr. J. Krogh Moe AT

A6, Mi P. M. King

12

A10. Mr. G. G. Wood

· 19

A12 MMK MË I Jotinstone

15

A15. Mrs. M. N. Buce

DNF

B. BROWN,

A18. Mrs. V. Gowland

011. Mr. J. Finley

Secret

Hong

Y2 Miss Mediatchle Y4. Mr. O. Pratt

10

11

1987

Total

A11. Capt. C.^B. Barry A14 Mrs. K. Rouse “ DISQ A20. Mr. S. Berg DISQYE Marqdia"de Melito

YST Car šohnktinė: Yale-Comdr. Ball

Total

16

18 10 17.43 30 21 18 9 3 6 47 40 21 18 8 4 6 31 31 20 18 92 732 34 20 18 8 3 7,39 28 19 179 17 37 31'19 18 8 2 8 31 38 18-

Birmingham 17 5 2 10 24 30 12 St. Johnstone 18 7 3 8 39 41 17:

14 Brentford 16448 19.30 12 Falkirk

Manch'ter U16 3 5 8 19 28 11 Ayr U LAM BECOND DIVISION ***: Queen's P

PAWAD L. F. A. Pts. [St, Mirren | Pulkaza 17 8 6 3 80 18 22 Third Lan.

Newcastle // 17: 9:35 31 21 21 Ralth R. Shemeld U. 1866-3 25 10 21 Arbroath

com 1710 10 0 42 02:21. RIBION =>

18 6 5 7 28 35 47.

18 6 4 8 32 38-16:

17 6 3 8 28 34 15

18. 5. 68 27 38:15 17 5 4 8-40 49 14

18 513 28 37 10 167 5 11 18 41 9 18 28 2.1) 77:54

on Saturday.

The soldiers opened on the offensive and Pearson and. Sa both failed to convert with op.. portunities afforded them. As a result of a corner, however, Court ney netted for the soldiers. End. to end play was witnessed for the next 30 minutes until Grogan and Courtney increased the soldiers' lead. At half-time the score stood the same.

On the resumption, play was much the same as in the first half, and both sides made

Sporting

Fixtures

TU-DAY BADMINTON. - ́A ́ Division, Chi- nede YM.C.A v. Recréto; `Uni- versity Bv. King's College: Cathedral Hall - Badminton, å Jam.. MEETING. -- Hongkong Referee's

Association, 8 p.m. YACHTING.

Sixth women's,

first series.

TO-MORROW BADMINTON. Women's league,

St Andrew's 1. European Y.M C.A.; Recreio A v. Recreio B.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. (~30

BADMINTON B Division, St Andrew's "A T. Kowloon Tong A; "Kowloon Tong BV St John's, Wanderers v. Chung Y.M

Wah

(neutral court);

C.A. Woman's Section Badmini- ton, in the West Lounge, All

Day

Návy

practice

use of chances afforded them in the goal- BOWLS. His Excellency, The Governor's Team v. Civil Ser- area. After 15 minutes of play,

vice Cricket "Club" (0.9.0.0.), however, a free-kick was awarded

2.30 p.m. Agaitist one of the soldiers' defen-

tonna ders. Bone sent in a high drop- HOCKEY. Hongkong

*. R.A.O.C. ment, Police B ping shot, which Jackson pushed olit, but Ferrier scored for the (R.A.0.C.)` 430 pm. Police After ten minutes" of play HUNTING. .. Fanling nunt Howlett reduced arrears for the

(Kwanti race course), 2.45 p.m. Police,

K

RUGBY. - Club A (Club), 4.45 pm. SHOOTING. — Weekly

shoot (Kowloon City), p.m.

THURSDAY, DEC. 1

Bad- BADMINTON, — YM.C.A,

minton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m. BILLIARDS AND DARTS Steel Coulson league, Billiarda, RE 'Beta.':. Mesa *. Garrison -Sets.' Mess; C. & POROT, Craigengower: Civil Bervice. Naval Police Darts, Police Imperial Cafe. HOCKEY. Hongkong tourna

ment, Police-BY-RAF (PO- lice), 415 pm

SOUTH CHINA TEAMS MEET - South China "A" defeated South "B", last year's champions by two goals to nit when the two teams met at Caroline Hill on Saturday. Play was far from exciting and at half-time only a handful of the large crowd that had turned up, remained The players took things too easy and refused to extend themselves, so it appeared:

Lal Shu-wing scored for his side before half-time, and Loo Fal-wing netted in the second half.

Both teams were below strength.

SECOND DIVISION

A goalless draw was the result of to an injury. For the remainder

a scrappy game played between of the rame they played with ten. Police and Eastern at Caroline Hill man only

on Saturday. DER ANDER

Both sides had an equal kmount

The fist half saw Taylor, Police of orng cobortamides, bat ther

nger, leave the field owing failla to convert.

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