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BOXING

CITY HALL

| Saturday, 25th January

at 9.15 p.m.

A Series of Selected Bix Round Contests Between the Havy and Army under 1,8,B‚‚ Rules Bantamweight

Pte. Piercey

B.L.I.

0.8. EVADE K.M.B. Kent

Light-Hanvyweight....

Pte, Woolley

K.0,8.3.

V

L.8. Irwin 11.M.B. Kent

Middleweight

Pte. Baulch v Marine Woolford

II.M.B. Hermes

B. L.I.

*

Lightweight Pie, Kume V Stoker Harley

K.O.B.B.

H.M.8, Kent

Walterwalght

L/O. Woodhouse. A.B. Trimming

II.B.8, Harm OS

B.L.I.

< Lightweight

Oorpl. Horston, v 0.8. Scott

B.L.).

I... Hermos

Middleweight Contest

Lt. d.G.H. Christian v A.B. Iwin

RA,

1:

Ex-1.8.3.A.

Middlewright

Champin

II.M.A. Kan Ex-Middleweight Champion of the Colony

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930.

of

THE WORLD SPORT

GARRISON NEWS.

YESTERDAY'S NAVAL SOCCER MATCHES.

The replay in the China Fleet Fool- and ball League, between Iroquois Marazion, at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon, ended in a draw of one goal each Team!

Iroquois Wyatt; Hamen. Oliver: Curtis, Nobes Allsop; Brough, Hall, Evans, Fell, Wade.

Marazion.Martin; Goodall, Glass; Bourn, Keon, Wells; Wella; Richard son, Milton, Swift, Tigwoll, Panley.

Iroquois forced a corner after a few minutes play in midfield, and claimed a goal, Evans having swung round in the goal. The referce dis- allowed the appeal, but Iroquois kept the Marazion defence occupied in number of determined attacks.

LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

THE K.O.S.B. 'DEFEAT THE

POLICE.

'Playing at the Stadium in their return League game, the K.O.S.B. defeated the Police by four clear The Police fielded goals yesterday. nino men only when the game started, Dr. Valentine and Wynne being absent, The K.0.8.B. were at full strength,

The Police played a sound defensive game and kept the K.0.3.B. eut dur- ing the first half. After about ten minutes play, the Polico picked up two spectators to complete their side, These substitutes were greatly handi- capped, playing in their walking out shoes, and had a struggle to keep their feet on the hard ground. The teams were:

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Police Mdardy; Fraser and unable to pass Howarth; Cornwall, McGreavy and and other ailments due to an

Marazion attacked, Swift getting away, but he wan Hamon, who was also holding Pauley on the wing. Before the laterval, Marazion scored, the ball getting on the wrong side of Haman's head, and going into the net. End-to-end play concluded the first half, with the ud. vantage to the Iroquois..

Gowans, Rogers and Bentley. K.O.S.B. Shears; Reeves and Mor- tin: Drury, Davey and Skiggs; Tarrie, McGlinchey, Brorent. Stock and Alexander.

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During the first ten minutes play, the game was confined to the Police From the resumption, Iroquois con-half, and several corners fell to the tinued their attacks, and forced a K.0.S.B. McHardy stopped several fruitless corner. Maration then had good scoring shots, although on the neveral whole the K.0.8.3. marksmen were a spell of the game, and passes and shots were dealt with by erratle. The nearest they the Iroquois backs and goalkeeper, scoring way when Alexander sent hard and a clearance sont the Iroquois against the front of the crossbar and frontline away again, Martin saved Davey returned over the bar. Mc- well from Fell, but Evans returned Hardy stopped a shot from Torrie,

was

beaten by with ball and netted a high shut out and following up

McGlinchey, but Fraser got the ball of Martin's reach.

Everest and Stock were badly off the mark several times with away. only Mellardy to beat. Halftime, no

For the remainder of the game, the play was vigorous and hard. A frou kick against Nobes was sent inte Wyatts. hands, and the Iroquois were In attack as the Anal whistle was blown."

!!

Bruce v. Sterling. Another draw, in a friendly Navy match at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon, was between Bruce and Loth sides obtaining one

goal.

score.

Resuming, the Police madr a rush but were sent back. McGlinchey got his head to the ball from a centre by Alexander and beat Mellardy to open the score.

Martin gave away a" corner to stop Bentley, but Reeves cleared the Bag kick. Alexander received near the halfway line, and racing in beat McHardy with a fast cross shot;

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CLUB DEFEAT A NAVY SIDE. YESTERDAY.

Although it was very muddy yester- day afternoon, the game on the Club ground, when the Club ran out win- hers by one goal and four Erlez (17 points) ta one goal (5 points), was extraordinarily fast, and only on occasion did it revert to a purely-for- ward encounter. The ball was given plenty of air, and the passing, in most

instances, was very sure

and safe.

Club-R. J. Grieve: 'H. V. Koop,

G. P. Lammert; M. D. Scott, I. E.

Mellardy was kept busy in goal and The teams were as follow: Parr;

gave away several corners in clearing shots. He was penalised for an over- aren, but the K.O.S.B. failed to get Bonnar; R. C. Cherrill, A. D. Suttil, curry during a scrimmage in the goal. D. A. Hutchison, G. W. C. Churchill, kick. A free kick to the Poltee relles Peers, R. West, F. R. Burch, B. P. Massey, L. Maxwell. K.0.8.0.. A. Gammell,

the ball in the net from the free

Sterlingeams:

Bruce. Barnes; Millar, Palmer, Horner, Grubb; Hawes, Pear son, Poits, Joyner, Barrelt. Dorrian, Malkin, Edwards; Brenchley, Sterling-Durrell, Tucker, Dobson; McCabe, McKellar, Palmer, Lock.

Although exchanges were even in the early stages, both sides misseded the pressure, chances of scoring, but Potts, from a Sheara came aut to clear from paas by Pearson, opened the account Gowans and McGlinchey sent Everest for Bruce. Malkin equalised later in in and he beat MeHardy with a fast the first half, taking the ball on his cross shot. The Police worked through own from half-way, beating both backs on the right and after Shears bind and sending in a shot out of Barnes' saved, Carnwall returned over the har. rench.

Another shot from the right gave Shears a lot of trouble and a tussle with him, Rogers and Bentley ended in favour of the K.O.S.B. keeper. Fraser stopped Torrie and sent. Bent- ley away but Martin cleared.

The erond half consisted of end- to-end play, with both real-mouths being visited in turn. Just before the end, Darrell was fortunate to clear from shots by Potts and Joynes.

Hockey.

The semi-final of the knock-out hockey competition yesterday after noon, between "B" Company, K.0.S.B., and "B" Company, S.L.I., ended in win for the latter by two goals to nil. Trums:

MeGlinchey was pulled up for off- side, and Fraser later miskicked to let in Everest, who beat Mellardy from cluse range.

Alexander went in, and with only McHardy to beat sent the ball across the goal out of play. Gowaus and Bentley were wide with shots just before the whistle sounded no side, with the K.O.S.D. winning by four

"B" Coy, K.O.S.B.-Tester; McGill, Torrens: Altcheson, Quick, Richard-| goals to nil. son; Suwer, Anderson, Mill, Bardell, Wylie..

"B" Cay, S. L. L-West; Hughes, Davis; Murphy, Capt. Strachey Rendal: Berrill, Denmead, Birkins, Rickison, Lovell,

The first half, though goalless, con- tained aoine good play, each side pressing in turn, with the Somersets

baving slightly the better of the gamo, In the second half, though a lot of pressure was put in by the Borderers, their shooting was erratic.

The second of the goals scored was partly the fault of Tester, who came out to clear, and a Somerset forward lapped the ball slowly into the net with the backs standing still

AN INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.

PORTUGUESE CREW FOR

SATURDAY,

SETTLING

THE POINT IN.

GOLF

The Stymle.

Kavy-Pay Cdr. Bolster; Lt. Smallwood, A/C Massey, Lt., Evant, Lt. Wood; L. Cir, Surtees, Lt. Fen- ton; L/S Paddon. Fl. L. Beamish," A. B. Edwards, Pay Lt. Bailey, Tay Lt. Whitehouse, Li. Cdr. Andrews P. O, Tubbs, Mr. Rathbone,

The side turned out by the Club contained, in most departments, some of the players journeying to Shang- lial for the. Interport game. The Navy side was not as strong as the Navy side which was played in the Triangular Tournament.

The ball was gery greasy, and this nude it difficult to hold, but both sides gave and took remarkably good passes. Bonnar, in particular sent out some beautiful passes from the base of the scrum, working well with Scolt, The Club three's had plenty of the ball, and so, for that matter, did the Navy outsides. Hutchison slightly injured about the head in the carly part of the game, and was not 60 sure as usual in taking or giving the ball. The best wing on the field was that provided by Churchill and Lummert

Smallwood was very fast on the Navy left wing, and was unlucky not to score a try after dribbling the ball a long way, only, when it had been taken over the line, to have a Club player come back to kick it to the dead-ball ground. Evans, at right centre was prominent in the first half, but had not the same chances inter on. The best three-quarter on the Navy side was. Massey. When play became a forward struggle, there was little to choose between the rival packs, both making fine rushes, and Paddon and Beamish were the pick of the Navy scrums, the latter fun- ning very hard and

and thrustfully on several occasions. For the Club, West, Massey, Burch and Maxwell played up well, the latter seizing many opportunities to make a lot of ground,

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MILITARY BOXING. -

FINE BOUTS IN K.O.S.B. TOURNEY.

beat

The latter WAS Carney and Halop appeared in the bantamweights. final. Hislop went down in the first down four times in the first round, round with a right to the jaw, but and to avoid further punishment the came back. Carney won, with Hislop fight was awarded to MeConnell.

A Walkover. a good loser.

Stevens, "C" Coy, took a deni of punishment from L/Cpl. Palmer, "A" In

Palmer won. Ho was unit Coy. medically to take part in the final, owing to an arm injury, and Bands- man McConnell had a walkover.

Pla

round.

.

In

the fly-weight- final, Müligan, 1.Q., and L/Cpl. Bursit

clever display won by a, K.O, in the first round, MORA DA

Good Bouts. the middleweights, Pte, The K.O.SB. concluded their boxing Beharry, "D" Coy, met Pte. Finlay tournament in the cinema, Mount son, Cey, Finlayson landed a Austin Barracks, on Tuesday night K.O. close on time for the first round. The eliminating bouta commenced at

Pte. Spalding, "C" Coy, and Pte 8 p.m. on Monday with the light Woolley, "A" Coy, put up a splendid weights, when Bandeman Higgs

gave a very good account of thumb and had to retire in the initial from Pte. Kinicas, die. Gray won show, but the former damaged his

themselves: Milligan, won. spirited Pie. Cleghorn, L/Cpl. Gardner Pte. Quick, L/Cpl. Hazeltine beat Ftc. The hat in this weight was the light, A

In the light-heavy weights there Aitken, and Pte. Macintyre won from best fight of the evening, Woolley and Pte. Cox, Pte. Long and Pte. Beck had Finlayson setting about their task were only two entries, Pts. Rica, "A" They are both ex-Coy, and L/Cpl. Lyle, H. Q..Hice was byes in the first boute. In the second in good style. round of the lightweights, Gardner perienced boxers and gave an extra much too good for Lyle, and after a

Woolley won on leht Hazeltine, Gordon beat Mac- special display.

Higgs beat O'Grady, and Long points, with Finlayson a Intyre,

good loser. beat Beck

At the conclusion, the Commanding In the light weights, L/Cpl. Gard The following will *u{: for

In the welter-weights Piper Smithner, "C" Coy, and Pie.. Gordon, "D" Officer of the K.0.5.B., Major Crake, Portugal in the International

won from Pte. Murray and the Coy, commenced the semi-finals D.3.0.) was asked to present the Regatta held under the ausplees.of

following had Byes.-Ptos. Hislop, Gordon hammered away at his man prizes. Before doing so hoc012*, the Hongkong Royal Yacht Club

Dowsoy, McCaskill, Gillies, Cham in the second round, he landed two gratulated the losers on their spirited on Saturday at 3 pan. shinyp: ---L

pelovier, Carney, and Sarby. Con- straight lefts to the face and a right performance. The winners had Roza Pereira (cox); J. M. Alves

tinuing, listep won from Smith," Mc- to the body, which was enough to consolation of the prizes, but the losers.

from (stroke), S. Marcal, L. A, de. Vi

Caskill from Dawsey, Gillies

The fight had only the memory of many a hand make Gardner groggy, Soares and J. A. de V. Soures In medal play, or in three of

Champelovier,

low received.. Ile thanked the and Carney from was awarded to Gordon.. four ball matches there is no play- A very fast hockey guma wai scen (bow).

Saxby

In the next, bout, Bandeman Higgs | judges and the referees, who had de Race will start from Channeling of stymies. In medal play, on the U.S.I.C. ground at King's In the bantam-weights McConnell, defeated, on points, Pte, Long, voted two nights to the contests, and lalund Rock to the Club House, a player may have his opponent's ball Park yesterday afternoon, when the Lucken, Falmer, and Stevens were the Coy. Higgs did most of the attack thanked the Regimental Staff for ing, while Long was content to re-thair, work in organising the tourna course of a little over a mile. played or lifted, as its owner may Hongkong Hockey Club 1st. XI met semi-finallata,

In the feather-weights Hume, Lunn, main defending, decide. Penalty for striking the and drew with the 3/15th Punjabl

Walker, and McCabe beat their men Gordon and Higgs in the final boxed

Continuing, the Co congratulated other ball on the green, one stroke tegiment, the score being 2-2

Company on carrying og 100 well, Gordon again forced the fight, The Panjabis started well and and became semi-finalista. ald ball struck must be replaced.

Many hard knocks were exchanged and early in the second round Higgs boxing prize, and finally all the teama In three and four ball matches scored two goals in the first half with-

out reply. The Club showed a and a good anyone can have any ball lifted or marked improvement in the second i nessed #vening's sport was wit»] damaged his hand and had to retire,in' this magnificent contest:"|Major · The opening of the semi-finals in Crake then presented the oupa to played at the option of its owner, half, drawing level very soon after The tournament continued on Tues- the feathers was disappointing Pte winners and the runners-up, Medals but, if it is lifted, this must be done the resumption through Francis and day evening. The first fight was fuma, "C" Coy, handed out the sleep were presented to the best lowers

'Coy, and between Pte. Cor. in the with the first hit.

draught to Pte. Lunn, of "A" Coy,

Pies. Saxby Gillies, Stevens, Murray:/ before the atroko is played. Owen Hoghon.

Ing

and Wilson, Pla. McCaskill, Bomo mid-fold play followed, with

Welter-weights. The first round wax The next ons was more spirited. The Company scoring wa A medal competition was held over

occasional raids on both sides, but ne

even, But Hislop delivered the E. McCabe had the reach, but he could follows,1st "C" Company, 23 pointar the new courne at Fanling during the

further points were registered.

in the second round

Bid not put it into use, against the little 2nd. H. Q. Wing, 20 points 3rd “A Christmas and New Year holiday for

Plo, Gillies, HQ, and Ptc. Carner corporal In the second round Cpl. Cop 10 points 4th "D" (M.G.), 18 "C",Coy, next entered the ring. Walker piled up

6th Walker points. point a prize presented by Mr. Whyte

"B" Coy, 11

pointa Smith. Mrs, Garnett returned the

The following will represent the Gillies was putting, weight bahind his won, double

Wanda ka The referees were Lieut. Comman best card with a score of 92-1775. at the owner's option be played Hongkong Hockey Club "A" vernus punches, while Carney was getting The final between Hume and der Alexander, HMS. Kanand

A Shanghai foursomes medal.com from where it Hes or from where it the YMCA at King Park on Fri home with the left Late in the Walker was à game fight on the Lost Courtia,ILAR.CH. Nad petition held over the new course st Fanling an Tuesday was won by Mra wag. before it was struck day, at 6 pm 0. B. Moure second round Gillies got home a sting: latter's part, but he was punished and Lieut. Platt, S.LL Flights

Dunean, E. W. Sapsod, A. Aing right to the body; and another was too groggy to continue long, and Colquhoun, RA, Lieut-

BA, Timekeeper Llout, Shift Botelho, E. G., B, Dale, W. Lascon spirited round concluded this bout the light was & Warded to Humo der, B. J. H. Fox, R. H. D. Wade, H. V. which was awarded to Carney on McConnell quickly disposed of MC-Regu, Sergt. Bajor T. Parkir

Lucken in the semi-finals of the son. Parker, N. Owen-Davies H. Batger, very narrow margin, di

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FANLING GOLF.

RESULTS OF LADIES SECTION COMPETITIONS.

Wild and Mrs. Worley, 39-2476. The prizes were given by Mrs. Sherty and Mr Sheldon.

Any ball moved by another ball in the match must be replaced as nearly as possible to where It lay, In match play, there is never any penalty for striking another ball on the green. The ball so struck may,

Of course a player who knucks his opponents's ball into a hole saves his opponent a stroke.

- Club. “A” v. Y.M.C.A.

2.

the