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With two more weeks to go before the Football League com- mencs, several clubs were engaged in practice games on Saturday. Despite the heat some good games were witnessed though, as can be expected, combination was lacking in nearly all the games.

At Boundary Street, Pollte and Kwong Wah had a close fight The Police were full of dash at and eventually shared four goals. the start and ran up. à lead of two goals, Taylor, deputising for McHardy between the sticks, played a good game,

and

SPORTS

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1940.

CRAIGENGOWER RECEIVE SERIOUS SETBACK

EASTERN A.A. GALA

KEEN COMPETITION AT NORTH POINT

A successful gala was held by the Eastern Atheletic Association at their Pavillon in North Point on Saturday last,

TO CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES: RECREIO TURN TABLES ON POLICE R.C.

"Y" HOCKEY PRACTICE

YMCA held its first hockey practice of the season at the Saturday after- noon when "Colours" drew with "Whites" by 3-all.

Kowloon Bowling Green Clad beat Craigengower in First Divi-King's Park on sion of the Lawn Bowls League on Saturday to provide a consider- fable check to the Valley Club's bid for First Division honours,

Club de Recrelo "A" are in the lead now, and next Saturday may In their home decide the issue as Craigengower meets Recreio. game, the opening match of the season, Recrelo won by 34 shots, being up on all three rinks,

The first half ended with both teams failing to score.

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on

"Y" who experienced a success- ful season last year are likely to Following are the results:-

field several new players from Men's 50 Metres freestyle-1, Shek

KB.G.C. sustained # severe H. C. Spong, A. Hyde-Lay, A. M. Royal Engineers and Royal Air kam-put; 2. Lee Fook-kee; 3. Chu Faf- jam. Time: 28.4/5 secs.

check in Second Division when Holland (Skip) 26; R. P. Phillips, Force.

Among those who played Middle Training Class 200 Metres they lost at K.C.C... Talkoo and H. White, L. Guy, A. J. Hall (Skip)

Saturday were V. M. Benwell, H. Chim Kam-hung; breast-stroke-1,

Chin Kam-wahpoints in arrears.

Cralgengower are now only two 12. Total 88.

Police broke C.C.C.-W. Hong Sting, L. C. R. Smits, Gilchrist, Tomlinson, Jef- Souza, J. S. Landolt, C. S. Rosselet frey, Ineson, Grant, Railton, You- (Skip) 6; A A. Razack, K. Mrfeff, Gorman, Coombes, Waldron. Omar, A. M. Omar, U. M. Omar, Dormer. D. Taylor, Banks, Fish- lock, Heptonstall, Spencelayh, (Skip) 16; J. W. Leonard, W. Mc- Nell, A. E Coates, R. Basa (Skip)

secs.

50. Mica's Metres back-stroke-1. their duck-after 15 attempta-af Stek Kam-put; 2. Kwak Chun-bang; the experise of H.K.CO.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

The forwards were seen in some, a further two goals by Coomer pretty movements, Gordon, Ferrier made victory certain for Middle- and Howlett especially catching sex,

MIDDLESEX --- Mann, Fresh- the eye, but over-eagerness spoilt

water, Wilkinson, Richarda, Park-Lau Wing-sau 3. many good plays,

Reinforced by Lau Hin-hon, er, Thomas, Coomer. Talt, Bullen, Time: 3 mins 39 former Eastern's custodian, and Saw and C. Thomas. Remedios and Pereira,

of at CLUB-Coles, Strange, Percorint, Skinner, Gratton, created Gow, Forrow, Joseph's. Kwong Wah

Bickford quite a good impression once they Fulllard. Fowler,

Lodge. had had settled down. They

in Leung reliable pair of backs Pak-wal and Leung Fal-lam, while attack Lee Yan-leung led the very well. He was given excellent support by his inside men.

Gordon scored both the goals for the Police while Lee and Wong equalised for Kwong Wah.

1.

་

BLAKE'S RETURN R.A.O.C. did very well to draw

three-goal all with a mixed junior and senior eleven of Kowloon F.C At one stage the Ordnance was by far the superior side and quick- y ran into a lead of 3-1. mainly through the good work of Ember

១០.

3. Yeung Man-kit Time: 36 Becs.

Chee Hang College. Students 100 Metres free-style-1. Lau Wing-sau; 2. Miss Cheung P-CH

Chim Kam Plu-chun; 3 hung Time: 1 min 30 secs.

Children's 50 Metres tree-diyle Chol Watkuen; 2, Blu Hon-sum; 3. K.D.R.C. Choi Sal-hin Time: 50 seca

H.K.F.C.

Police 1.K.B.G.C.

Men's 200 Metres-free-style-1.—Chu Fal-lam; 3. Shek Kam-pul; 3. Yeung Rec. "B" Man-kit. Time: 2 mins 13 secs.

First Division

39 Rec. "A"

80

20. Total 42

· 63 0.0.0.

42

RAKUSEN'S RECORDS

45' C.8.0.0.

69

At Hong. Đồn

62 K.C.C. 57 LR.C

50

88

Second Division

(Skip) 29; J. Hoosen, A K, Suf- Civil Service fad, A. R. Minu,' A. K. Minu, (skip) Cricket club'best Kowloon Dock 18: A H Kumfahn 8 Yusit. M. Recreation Club by 24 shots. Y. Adal, A. R. Dallah (Skip) 23.

·KDAC-R Lapsley C. 8. M. Total 68.

50 Thom, J. Kempton. F. Cullen

Rec. K Tong Police

54 C.C.C. 50 Taikon

60° A.K.C.C

60 KB.G.C 51 K.F.C.

46

49. KFC.

56

Ladies' 200 Metres breast-stroke 1. Miss Cheung Pul-chun; 2. Miss Woo Mel-ying: 3. Miss Siu Kam-ngor. Time: 3 mins, 40 secs. KWONG WAH-Lau H-hon;

Blake, after several seasons'-ab- 150 Metres Medley Relay-1. YeuDSK.C.C. Leung Pak-wai and Leung Fai-

std return Man-kit. Chui Kam-mun a welcome

Lee lam: Remedios, Yeung Tse-tsong sence. made

Fook-kee: 2. Lut and was the outstanding forward chur-hang and Chu Fallam; 3. Shek

Sikkwan, Kwok: 0.9.0.C." Chong Nal-shing, Pereira;

Others who played well Kam-pul. Kwok Fung-sun and Les 0.0.0. Lau Fook-chuen, Lee Yan-leung, on view. Chuck Shek-kam and Wong King-for. Kowloon were Ulrich at left- Shut-lam-Time: 1 zain. 60 secs.

back, Whitfield (newcomer), right- and Williamson. centre.

and

chung.

POLICE Taylor: Pope and back,

Chan Kwong-Yu, Mak Hon-fan, Gough and North: Wong Kwal- man. Howlett, Gordon, Ferrier and Moss.

half..

Third Division

es Elec.

FIRST DIVISION

Throwing the Water-Folo Ball 1.} HK.CO. Shek Kam-puf: 2. Chu Chuk-you; 3. Ko Chua

Wety's 30 Metres Fancy Swineling--- Emberson (2) and Roberts 1. Lee Fook-kee and Shek Kam-pul; scored for Ordnance and Blake for 2. Chu Fai-lam and Kwok Chun- hang; 3. Chi Chuk-yan and Yeung Kowloon.

Jack,

'Kal-wah,

teams and scorers -

POLICE LOSE RETURN

RECREIO "B"-C. F. Val. A. F.

#9 (Skip) 5; A. Calman, W. Mackle, Noronha, E. Souza, C. Roza-Pereira. 51 Coleman J. McKelvie (8kp) '(Skip)_10:___A__J_Ommund, C. "HL 54 15: R. H. Lapsley, W. Houston. Basto, J. O. Remedios. J. J. Basto TM. Ferguson, R. Morrison (Skip) (Skip)" 28; J. Remedios, C. A

25. Total 45.

Lopes, A. M. Rodrigues, B. Basto C.B.G.C.:-J. Gellatly! A. B." Al- | (Skip) 21. Total 57.

Lan. J. Deakin, M. N. Rakusen (Skip) 31; M. E. Purvis, C Strange, W. J. Burling. F. J. Jones (Skip) 24; di J. Walker, D. Hol-

At Happy Valley, Club de Re-idge, L. A. Collyer, J. F. McCowan relo "A" beat Police Recreation (Skip) 14. Total ed

H.E.F.C. UP 1

D.

KOWLOON-Lapsley, Whitfield, "DIEHARDS" TOO STRONG

In an inter-club water-polo match, Club by 41 shots. Though without Sheehan and Ulrich, Soares, Williamson, Hut Tung" team beat "Foog" team by

P.R.C.-W. McLeod, W. Bright, two of the mainstays of chison, Silva, Santos, Blake, Jack Ave goals to all. Following were the Cameron, A. & Carey, E a. Post the team, Middlesex proved too son and MacKechnie.

"Tung" team-Woo Chohta; Yeung (Skip) 9; F. Nolan, W. McSmith, strong for a scratch Club XI and ORDNANCE Reynolds,

Kai-wah and Young Man-kit; Kwok J. C. Aitken, J. Shepherd (Skip) won by the comfortable margin of Russell, Nichol, Stevens, Harding. Fung-sun: Ewok Chun-hang (1), Law 15:

T. Hunter, G. Willerton, J. Emberson Roberts, Duffield and Wal-kuen and Chu Chuk-yau (4),

Fong team-Tin Hol; La Si MacDonald. G. Perkins (skip) 15, Ewan and Lee Fook-kee: Shek Kam-Total 39. pul: Su Niz-lan, Wong Chee-hung and Stu Hung-yue.

five goals to one.....

Percorini, a newcomer to Club Thompson.

SCRAPPY SIDE turned in a good performance at

Fielding a scrappy side, includ- left back and, partnered by Bld Strange, an old stalwart, formed in several last year's Interna- a.fairly strong defence.

The halves were the strongest" department in the Club's team but the forwards were scrappy at all times.

tional players, St. Joseph's manag- ed-to share four goals with South. China.

SOUTH CHINA A‚A. CHAMPIONSHIPS Following is the programme for the South China A.A. annual swimming The Saints were apparently championships- giving all their players a-try-out and, during the course of the changes were game, numerous made."

TWO NEWCOMERS The Midds Belded two new comers, Richards, left half, and

Among the young players the Bullen, centre-forward. Both tm-

who most promising was "Rocha pressed and with a little ex- perience would be a great asset to was quick on his feet and showed good ball control. Maher, D. Leo- the "Dichards."

nard and Castilho also played Well,

Goals by Bullen (2) and Coomer found the "Diehards" leading by three clear goals at the interval, Club reduced arrears in the second half through Fowler but

“SEPTEMBER 21, 230-PM. Men's One mile Sampan Race Ladies' Half mile Sampan Race.

SEPTEMBER 24, 2.30 PM. Harbour Race.

SEPTEMBER 26, 1.15 PML 100 Metres free-style Men's

plonship.

100 Metres free-style

Class.

Cham-

Ladies'.

"B"

South China, composed mainly 100 Metres free-style for Boys. of last year's "B" team players, 100 Metres back-stroke Ladies' Cham-

pionship. was not very impressive. Chang Chung-yue, centre, and Lee Shek-200 Metres breast-stroke Men's Cham.

planship yau, inside right, were, the pick 50 Metres free-style, open to Girls. of the forwards while Lam Tak-100 Metres free-style Men's "B" po and Tse Kam-hung were the Class

VALLEY TRAINING GALLOPS best of the defenders.

The following times were clocked at the training gallops at. Happy Valley on Saturday morning:---

Rowan

300 Metres free-style, open to mem- bers of St. John Ambulance (South China División),

Leonard and Tsang scored for the Saints while the Chinese gaols 100 Metres... were netted by Chang Chung-yne and Lee Shek-yau.

JUNIOR GAMES

POLICE TROUNCED - Į Police were severely trounced by

breast-stroke Ladies

breast-stroke, open

Championship.

100 Metres Metres Boys

Life Saving Demonstration

to

400 Metres free-style Men's Cham-

pionship.

Kwong Wah juniors by six clear 400 Metres free-style Ladies' Cham

the season well up with the fead-Ladies' 400 Metres free-style relay.

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Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Last tance Qr. Qr. QE. QT. Qr.

Strathbannock

37.2 1.10.3 1.48.4 1:31 1.07.2 1.37.1 2.05.2

Peaceful View

3 32.4 1,05

1.37

32.1 28.1' 32

Connieber

2 33

1.05

1.33.1

28.1

Advancing Time

2.35

.1.10

1.42.2

32,2

goals. Kwong Wah was better equipped in all departments

ptonship.

and Diving.

Lucky Lady.

1 33.1. 1.06.

1.35.1

29.1

on the present form should finish

SEPTEMBER 21, 7.15 PM.

Craigavad

1. 40.2 1.24

$2.06

2.43

37

Centre Court.

34.4 1.07.2 1.38.4

31.2

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Murrumbidgee

40 1.12.1 1.49

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Ascot Day & Derby Day

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36

Far View....

# 34

1.08.2 1.37 1.06.3 1,35

2.04.4 27.4

The scorers were Law (2), Chin (3) and Tin..

open to all Chinese teams. Men's 400 Metres free-style relay, open,

Albury

1 35.2 1.13.3 1.47

2.16

28.2

29

30 Metres froo-stylc Ladies'

pionship.

Chara-

to

Triumphant Day & Tarzan.

Catterick Bridge

Sea Jay & Sea Urchin

Jober

Viceroy

Bear Claw

Humdrum Eva

Springburat

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Chiria

4 36.1 1.09

fal 1.14.4 1.44.3 2.25.2

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29.4

28

A 33.2 1.06.4 1.39.3

32.4

136.3 1.10.4 1.40,2 2,06.4

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1,07.2 1.36.4

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107.4 1.44.4

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1 39

1:15.2 1.51 2.21.2

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1 29

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Quick Despatch & Fumelo.

1 35

1.07.2 1.41.3 2.10

28.2

Hughber

1..39

1.17.2 1.50.4

33.2

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237 1.12.2 1.48.3.

33.1

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White Diamond

Annabella

1124–135- 2.17

2 33,2 1.04

1,36,2

32.2

4 31.1 1.02.1 1.30.4!

28.3

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1 36 1.12... 1,46

2,16.3 30.3

1 36.3 1.13.1 1.46.3 1.27-

30.2

1 36 1.11.3: 1.46

2.21

41.2 1.19.3 1.55.4.

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At Happy Valley, Hongkong Football Club beat Kowloon Cric ket Club by 12 shots.

HEF.C.-A. B. Didsbury, J. H. Gelling. LE Lammert, R. S. Ro- bertson, (Skip) 30; A. Brooksbank, J. Watson, H. G. Wallington, N. J RECREIO" "A". Luz, C. Bebbington (Skip) 14; A. Watson, Marques, J. F. Ribeiro, C. G. Big A. W. Hodges, W. Gill, G. Duncan (Skip) 26; L F. Xavier, C. M. (Skip) 18. Motal 62. Silva, F. V. V. Ribeiro, F. X. Bilva (Skip) 27; F. X Soares H A Alves, J. M. Noronha, R. Laz (Skip) 27 Total 30.

K.B.G.C. EVEN

At Austin Road. Kowloon. Bowl- fing Green Club-best Canigen20wer -|

Cricket Club by shota.

KCC-J. M. Jack, J. W. M. Brown, J. Hyde, F. Goodwin (Skip)" ; V. C. Labrum, W. W. Farsons, A. W. Ramsey, J. Fraser (Skip) 18: G. Lee, A. W. Smith, W. Hyde, E Kern (Skip) 25. Total 50, ..

IBC. "DOUBLE" At Sockungão Indian Recrea- tion Club beat Club de Recreto "B" by 11 shots.

W

K.B.G.CG. W. Deacon, "3. C. Gu; J G. Meyer, G. H. IR.C.-D. M. Khan, S. M. Ram- Sherriff (Skip) 30 W. L Walker, jähn, A. M. Rumjahn, M. R. Abbas

SECOND DIVISION

RECREÏO LOSE

At King's Park, Craigengower Cricket Club beat Club de Recreio by & shots.

RECREIO-E A. R. Alves, F.

Marqties. F. A. Xavier, P. VEG vich (Skip) 25; H. M. Xavier, F. H. Carvalho, C. U. Pereira, C, M,

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KWONG WAH-Lee Kwok-kee:

to all Chinesa teams,

Lo Shu-kar and Yeung Poon-100 Metres breast-stroke, open wang: Cheung Wing: Chung Kim-

50 Metres fres-style, open, to Boys. and Wong Wah-gay; Tin 100 Metres back-stroke Men's Cham- Yang-fat, Chan Wat-sang, Chin plonship.

breast-stroke Ladies' Chi-fun, Law Wing-kul and Henry 200 Metres Young.

Championship

POLICE-Todd: Mut Stu-ki and 100 Metres free-style, open to

Wong San; Wong Chi-man; Ho garth and Lau Pak-hung; Dow man, Morrison, Mak Wal-lun. Coull and Kong Hing:

MIDDLESEX IMPRESS.

Faster and quicker on their feet Middlesex second eleven over-ran a weak Club side and won by six goals to mil

Staff of South - China A:A.

the

50 Metres free-style Men's Cham-

planship,

100 Metres breast-stroke Men's Cham-

pionship.

100 Metres free-style Ladies' Cham-

pionship.

100 Metres free style, open to the

Committee of Bouth China A.A. Water-polo.

Entries will close on Beptember 18 at 7.30 p.m. and heats will be swum

Goals by Jennings (2) Taylor, on on September 24 at 7.30 pm. Blackburn and McEachran saw Boys' Events open to those under the Midds leading by five clear 4' 8"

goals at the interval. Jennings Girls Events open to those under scored the only goal in the second •

MIDDLESEX Jackson, Thomp-

son, Bindon, Poulson, Blackburn, BOXING TOURNEY

Painting, Taylor, McEachran, Jen-

nings; Helaides and Marable. ·

CLUB-Godfrey, Beattle, Taylor,

IN COLONY

MacFarlane, Coleman, MacRae. It is learned that arrangements Gardener, Kennard, Bond, Haynes are already far advanced for a and Smith."

IR.C. ANNUAL MEETING

boxing contest to take place in the Colony in aid of the "S.CM. Fort Bomber Fund.

Several leading Hongkong boxers have expressed their desire to

The Indian Recreation Club take part in the coming contest will hold its Annual General fTrophies have been presented Meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 11 by leading firms and the promo At 5.30

p.m. Immediately after ters only need to find a desirable the annual meeting an Extra-site to stage the programme. ordinary General Meeting will be It is expected that the contest held to consider the proposal of will take place, sometime between increasing the monthly subscrip- the end of the month and the tions.

{earty part

October

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