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THE WORLD SPORT

A

1929.

Altogether, il provided, a nuch THE FIRST BOXING

less interesting spectacle than was i anticipated. The Athletic were a. shade the better side throughout, but the vigorous tackling of South China upset their forward com- bination to a large extent,**

THE RECREIO'S SUCCESS. Royal Artillery Beaten at Sockumpoo,

The Club de Recrolo did well

SOMERSETS WIN Avented the guine from developing to defeat the hafty R.A. side by

POOR GAME..

FREE-KICK. INCIDENT. AT KOWLOON.

ATHLETIC AND SOUTH CHINA SHARE POINTS,

RECREIO'S GOOD WIN.

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altogether into a farce,

The first half, particularly, was disappointing. There was no method at all. The forwards on both sides just booted the ball up the field and dnslied after it. The backs were elever enough to position themselves properly to combat this, and it looked odds on a goalless draw until Butcher, the only exception to the rule, dashed through and scored with a terrific shot. Herbert got his foot in the way, but it shot high into the net.over the top. *

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TOURNAMENT.

TWO TITLE BOUTS END UNSATISFACTORILY.

CREIGHTON'S SUPERIORITY OVER MORRISH. '

The contest lasted five rounda, cach of which was won by Craigh- ton. The first, a tame spasm of sparring, saw three clean misscs by Morrish. In the second, a clean hit by Creighton as he came off ropes, and some half-hearted pum. melling in a brief clinch, was fol- lowed by: a couple of hard lofts which worried Morrish. The third was practically without a blow of noto until close to its end, when Creighton took the initiative and got in some hard lefts and rights in quick time, taking a hefty one about the body. Morrish had been reveal- ed by this time as a contestant who must fight as opposed to pure

two clear goals. They were the more side throughout, convincing. though their forwards found li extremely difficult to pass Oliver, Rawlings and Joyce, who defended ROWLES BEATS MANN, boxing-to win without revealing

stoutly throughout, being robust in their tackling and strong in their kicking.

Ward got both goals. The first came early in the first half, the ball inside right reshing the through after a shot by Rocha had hit the post. The second he scored when headed a speculator back to his feet. He made no mis- take with the second attempt.

first of the

any likelihood of his being able to force the fight. He showed up a trifle better in the fourth round, but Creighton was watching him very [By "Wanderer."]

closely, and allowed few opportun- itles to go by, sending a rain of The least said about Saturday's blows at his opponent's head, using...

Creighton opened out fully in the boxing tournament, the soonest left and right indiscriminately, mended. It was the sunson under the auspices of the fifth and though Morrish offered t.KB.A, and we may be sure that plucky resistance, he received ter- the disappointment felt by the large rific punishment, his face being audience was doubly emphasised in the minds of the officials who, be- badly marked. Creighton was all risks and when, on medical advice, yond question, had gone to special over his man without running into lengths to provide an attractive en- Morrish retired with a badly cut tertainment.

Two new

The Somersets had the better of the early exchanges in the second

The Reerels won largely because half, though the switching over they kept the ball on the carpet Kowloon's Inside forwards, as much as possible. Against u McKelvic going centre-forward, tal} team it was the only policy,

Unfortunately, nothing panned, he merely forestalled a possibly.. effected an improvement. Dew- though it was difficult to carry out

Mann Flatters. By Wanderer."

man had exteremely had hick in sometimes owing to the insistence out quite in accordance with rea-more damaging defeat." bitting the crossbar from a pass of the R.A. in keeping the bail insonable expectations.

Leading Stoker Mann promised. champions were installed; neither Soccer "fans" had little to enby Mekelvie

Hall well the air whenever possible. with

in a manner wholly satisfactory. more than he could perform in his Dinse over on Saturday. The

henten.

Playing fast football, marked by Morrish retired in the fifth round contest with A.B. Rowice, the |games expected to provide thrills

Then came the Someracts' second newt quick pussing, the Recreio of his contest with Jock Creighton. I.S.B.A. champion, for the heavy- foot- and football-particularly

after which were undoubtedly the better team.A.3. Rawles defeated Leading weight championship of the Colony. ball-were woefully disappointing.goal, immediately

From all accounts it would seem Kowloon forced a corner on the In the second half Fletcher was Stoker Mann in the third round of Ife started off in good style, being McKelvie scored constantly, engaged, his disulay the contest for the heavyweight rather impressive with his sound that the match between the Club left, and

not long in de. Recreio and the Royal Artil-splendid · goal with a first-time being a mixture of brilliance and title, but his win was not very stance and a more than useful left shakiness, though his slips cost his site nothing. Directnes was also convincing. He left it to Jock lead. Rowles was lery, which gave the Recreto their drive. [second win, provided more interest, In the meantime, the Somerset the keynote of the Artillery's play. Creighton to prove himself a worthy proving that style is not everything, than the Kowloon-Somersets and lost the services of Harris. They make straight for goal with champlon, and this the Cornwall however. He launched a two-hand- opponent, and he out attempting to be elever and man did in decisive fashion, thoughed attack in the second round and Athletic-South China matches to-vily charged by Moss, he fell an

his shoulder, and, it was feared, against a less sound defence than the opposition could hardly be called unsettled his

good. Like three of the other four finished all the fight with an ag- Brether.

Kowloon suffered anotherde-dislocated 11. Naturally he was the Recreio it is likely to pay.

contests, the welterweight cham-gressive exhibition in the third.

The men wasted no time in the the for. return an

pionship hout was too one-sided to fest, while the Chinese teams fall-unable to

last twenty

be really Interesting. In the only preliminary sparring which in so ed to sent St. Joseph's beat the greater part of the

Kowloon hammered

fight which promised a hard even often a feature of fifteen round con- Club in one of those “any-body's" minutes,

contest, the heavyweight encounter, tests, but began fighting from the games, while the Navy were much away at the Somersets goal with

signs of out success, and few

Mann crumpled up suddenly, throw start. Mann launched, some heavy too good for the Police.

凯奨将主强 ikely

ing in his hand when apparently, blows, but only once or twice pene- Altogether, an evening leaving no Leading effectively with his left, Mann had the better of. the early within an ace of being knocked out. trated Rowies's excellent defence. part of the second round, once find- ing the mark with a hard right. scape for enthusiam,

In the Junior Division, there were no surprisef, ather than the fullure of Chinese Athletic "A"

second hall.

Dowman miccess.

sent in a teaser from a pass by

2 seemed to be in Las much of

Senior League.

Chinese Ath. Kowloon

9

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South China Somersets

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H. K. F. C. Navy

0 St. Joseph's

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Police

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was hard to discover. They

R. A.

4 Recreio

Junior League.

S. China "B"

a

S. China "A"

4

St. Joseph's

Li

Navy

1

Somersets

1 Eastern

2

K. O. S. B.

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Kowloon

Chinese ""

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POLICE LOSE AGAIN. Rather Lucky to Gel Of so Lignlly,

There

A Plucky Effort.

body.

The Royal Navy attacked with Mekelvie, but tall got to it spen-such persistence that the Police, in to defeat the Rt. A. Reservis. Adidly in the corner. Chances spite of the hard work of their draw resulted. The fur leading were frittered away in hopeles defence to whom, all credit, were 4 contributory rather lucky to escape with only clubs registered further victuries, fashion, though

Kowloon's ineptitude three goals against them.

The start did not lack encourage-Rowles then began to fight back in no uncertain fashion, getting into the Nave 1: serves being top factor do reorers once again, with eight was the Somersets policy of were few occasions when the

Police looked likely to offer a chal- ment, for if Kid Campbell was egainst Ewo, getting seven in the kicking put in the last quarter of lenge. They made occasional heavily punished by A.B. "Tancy" cl quarters and dealing heavy an hour. From a team at the top raids in both halves, but the for- Lee, whose extra poundage and punishment about the head and of the league it came as a great wards were all at sixes and sevens aggressiveness proved too much for

Rowles a Fighter. Furprise.

and no ameuni. of good passes from him, he was at least plucky. Severni

In the third round, Rowles went There was something radically the rear seemed capable of instill times, from the second round on-

wards, it seemed imposable that he in in real earnest and Mann carly wrong with both teams, though ing any real life into the attack,

could survive the rain of heavy on stopped a terrife short-arm geored Kennedy

the only blows from all quarters, but he punch on the point which severely hurry to be able to play in other of the first half during stuck to it gamely, and refused to dazed him. A series of fierce mielee in front of goal, and the give up the unequal struggle until | righta left him at the mercy of Lluna ragged Fashion. Passes Police defence then held out un the closing stages of the sixth round Rowles, whe got him on the ropes were always going wrong, to all the last ten minutes when Cann when he put his wrist out. Now and went for the knock-out. Mang defender instead of a colleague.

and Kennedy got further goals. In and again, he sailed into Lee in seemed utterly incapable of defend- Kowloon, were more at fault the meantime some good work by a forlorn Bort of effort to snatching himself and there is little doubt 4 than the Somersets in this respect, the backs and goalkeeper and see the match out of the fire, and he that he would have gone down but 5 but there was certainly the same very poor shooting by the Navygot him a trifle groggy in the fourth for the support provided. by the 2 lack of scoring power and without had alone prevented them from round with a lucky right hook and rope. He admitted defeat while Butcher, who was always go ahead aphasising the value of their then lacked the energy to follow standing on his feet all, but out. und sometimes

it up. Lee did not again give his brilliant, the win. KOWLOON FALL. AGAIN.

Somersets would have looked just

opponent a similar opportunity, The Navy defence was only and he finished strongly, being an Poor Display By Somersets Also.as bad.

Knapp and Harris, until Injured. | rarely extended. The halfbacke easy winner. Lee, who is of Kowloon agnin failed badly were consistently good and. Huy-imply dominated the midfield H.M.S. Sepoy, weighed in at 147 Riving an exhibition poorer than ward gave a much improved dis-work, and Jarvis, McGregor and lbs. Campbell, in any previous game this season play, being much more the firish-Jones were left with very little to fought at 144 lbs.

Co. The forwards. were persia- and losing their second lengrite ed footballer. He was invariably

Nevertheless. there was successful in this tackling and he tent and did much clever work. match.

with good judgment.but need shooting practice. an element of luck about thekleked

Crawley also played well While They Somersets, victory. played an unexpectedly pay game behind them Hall made no mis and it Kowloon had had two fur- wards worth the name, the bone football in the whole match came The only, really pretty piece of team would have won.

from Denmead in the first auf was a draw would "have been The all came in from the wing true reties of the match and land he nodded it between the for a remarkable error of judy backs for Earley to burst through. ment by the referee, this would Hedley came from "no-where" to have been the result.

rob him in the nick of time.

R. A. Ren,

Chinese "B"

As

100,

it

takes.

two easy chances, were poor.

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Dowman was

The Police were sound in de- foner, but when they were so gel- cede only three goals was an ex- dom relieved of pressure, to con-

ellent performance,

AN EVEN GAME. Club Unlucky To Suffer Defeat,

Territorially, the Club had

local fighter,

One Minute Suffices,

this

At the same time, it is surpris- ing that Mann, in view of his earlier form, did not put up a bet. ter display. He might easily have gone into a clinch and played for safety after receiving the terrifie hit which unsteadied him, instead of retiring" before a hard-hitter like Rowles and leaving himself wide open to anything and every-

thing,

Perhaps Rowles had no opportun-

ing qualities, or rather, his ability ity of showing other than his fight- to follow up an opening. In any event, he was not over-convincing in this contest. He was giving away a stone in weight and this may have guided his tactics. His forte appeared to be in-fighting. Until his man was beaten, there was no play in the open when he could

Avoid it.

EXCHANGE RATES.

London, Dec 8.

.123.97%

Class Tells. Marine Fraser, H.M.S. Tamar was too seasoned a hand for A.B. Chyton, II.M.S. Berwick and he won camfortably the only contest which went the full distance. Clay ton's boring tactics did not worry him.over much, and when the fight was in the open, it was easy to see why Cluyton did not relish mode of fighting. Fraser hit him with both hands very much at will. Only in in-fighting did. Clayton . The incident which decided the Hedley played soundly in spite

make any sort of a show and even match occured mid-way through of the proposition presented by the second half when the Somer-Bateher and he had a very sound ather the better of their game here Fraser did not always have the with St. Joseph's, and deserved at worst of the pummelling. Fraser sets held a 1-0 lead. Gillett beat man behind him. Bliss and Pile least a division of the spoils. 5 was cool and confident throughout Bowley-Buit in a tackle and ran alo did well and the right wing Joseph's were more soundly ser- and used his left very effectively,

ing to take the ball up the field had little do sny. Lefore kicking, he knocked it on better in attack than in defence. yed in altaşk, but their half-back

Paris with his 43ec. The referee gave Of the forwards, MeKelvie alone line was not up to the standard

A tén pounds deficit in weight is Brussels

Amsterdam played usefully, Gallagher put in het by Gilchrist, Stewart and Wat- two good shots and Moss missed on. The Club applied tre far too much among little men and

in The opening the "featherweight" The wingers pressure both

contest be- Berlin.

Copenhagen stnge and towards the close, and tween Stoker Hurley and LS.

Vienna twice the upright was struck with Wells ended within sixty seconds, Helsingfors the goalkeeper beatin, once by Wells throwing in his hand directly Lisbon Alexander and once by Stewari, he had felt the full weight of Bucharest

Harley weighed | Buenos Aires The football served up was not Harley's punch. good, however. There was too in at 129%1⁄2 lbs and Wells at 119% Shanghai

Hongkong the lbs.

New York oreurred in front of the owl Some really good football might auch aimless kicking and

Geneva Milan stand in full view of the majority have been seen if the match Club forwards who had plenty of

Jock Creighton's superiority over of the spectators. The Somersets between the Athletic and, South chances to shine were chiefly at scored from it. Bliss headed the China proceeded throughout on the Jnult. Davies was the exception: Leading Stoker Morrish in the

opening twenty Instead of taking a flying kick at initial kick clear, but Raysun took lines of the

was Prague welterweight championship never in doubt. Morrish is Madrid the ball and shut into the net from minutes. In this period, the game it, he would hung on without doing

was switching about from one end any good until he was robbed.

credited with a victory over Croigh- Athons twenty yards.

Alexander was about the best ton in the China Squadron cham- Rio This was not the referee's only to other at an exceedingly fust fault. He "offended" both aldes, while there were many exceedingly forward on either side. He did plonship, but even if the contest Bombay He gave a free kick against Hay-thoughtful movements and clever not try to do too much. Ho work was over three rounds only, it Yokohama

All the ed hard, foraged for himself when puzzles me how he did it. Creigh- Silver (spot and forward) ward for a perfectly fair charge touches on both sides.

interesting play Was on Pile, who went over because he really

necessary and put in plenty of ton's very considerable advantage good centres. Trambitaky did in height and reach-a disparity hippened to be on one foot at the crowded into this period.

For the remainder of the game, some good things and so did Rail-enhanced by Morrish's crouching time. The charge took place well the tearas appeared to be on edge. ton, but they wore too patchy to tactics-obviously called for some- Inside the penalty Area. The

thing special in the way of tactics referee carefully placed the ball

overcome. Morrish gave no sign

a free-kick for hands! If he was Lot in a gond position to see and he could not have been to give such a remarkable decision. he made his mistake the greater by refus

lines- ing to take notice of the man's appeal. That it was flagrant mistake there could be no shadow of a doubt. The incident

ار

4 yard outside. There were other incidents, but no matter.

DEFENCES PREVAIL The Chinese Teams Fail to Score,

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The half-backs of both sides were be at all impressive. apparently scared to advance too

Creighton's Success.

34.87%

..1210

20.38%

18.10

.84.074

.104%

.108%

817

.46.1/16

.2/2/

.1/84%

.4.88%

.25.12

98.25%

18.107

18.20

.104%

34.074

1370

25/82.

.1/8

2/0,1/16

22.11/16

FANLING GOLF,

Stockholm Oslo

British

THE CAPTAIN'S CUP, COMPETITION,

far up the field for fear of a The St. Joseph's forward line and punching ability if it was to be breakaway. The result inevitably, was more workmanlike but they that he possessed either an effer. Sad as such things are, the was that neither set of forwards had a very difficult proposition to tive counter to the physical advan-* In the Captain's Cup Competi- football served up was still more received the support they had a overcome and were lucky to auc-tages of his opponent, or to his evi bion at Fanling during the week- distressing. Neither team at any right to expect and the defences ceed on the one occasion that, dent boxing superiority.

end, A. D. Humphreys qualified goal was scored. The Club wore time even approached their real | dominated.

Creighton steered.' clear of form. Dowman "und Weil, nor Another factor entered into the attacking, but a long clearance, Morrish's wild rushes and swings with a score of 78 (84-11); '. mally two of the best centre-play. The sides "got stuck into it sent Jackson away and with. the with the esse born of experience, halves in the Colony, were uso to speak and there was too Club defenders chasing him, he Dainty footwork frequently found accountably weak, but the oppos- much playing of the man as wellran in and beat Rodger with ing forwards made no profit from as the ball when the man was not goal shot..... the fact. The respective wing-singled out for special attention, halves and backs of the two teams There was a lot of hacking and played up strongly and together kicking and the referee did exceed with the lively display of Butcher, ingly well to keep the game in on the Somersets left wing, pre- control.

Sound goalcoping by Rocha and poor shooting by their fer- wards robbed the Club of the merila of their exhibition.

ahim presented with a side view of his opponent as Morrish made a dive at "the air." Only once was Creighton really taken off his guard. and then Morrish smacked him vio lently on the chest.

Other scores were:

T. C. Monaghan...87-10-17 L. G. S. Dodwell

82-57 J. Smith ... 88—10—78 There were 31 entries.

For the Optional Pool, there

JS. MacLaren 87-11- werd nine entries, the winner

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