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TUSSLES.

CLUB GIVE NAVY RARE

SHAKING UP.

tunity.

Wynne, Oram, McGreavy and Dr. Valentine were outstanding for the Polico. Howarth and Jessop found Eastman's pice too much for them. Cornwall gave a better display at right half than at in- side right, Fraser was a dashing leader, but his chantos were fow) not once did he get the ball in a favourable shooting position. The wingers looked dangerous, but neither could middle $ ball satisfactorily.

THE CLUB'S DEFEAT. Defence in Grent Form

Against Navy,

Suon Kam-shun had bad luck with a hot drive in the early part of the second half, beating Hall completely, but seeing the ball

The issue of the Club-Navy strike the cross-bar and rebound match was in doubt to the end, Into safe country. As if to cele- though the. Navy attacked long brate their let-off, the Somersets enough to win handsomely. The attacked strongly for a long spell, Club defenders played a splendid and should have scored on two back-to-the-wall game and their KOWLOON MANAGE TO BEAT occasions, Early and Bewley-Bull efforts appeared likely to be

being the delinquents."

rewarded by "an astonishing CLARK.

Suon-Kam-shun equalised with victory. Their lock, however, a fast drive and the game grew failed them at the last minute. In excitement from this stage. Five minutes from the end, with

SOMERSETS IN A DRAW. Chan Kwong-ul bad a great chance the Club leading 2-1, Stewart

[By "Wanderer."]

W!

South China, Kowloon and the Navy qualified for the semi-finals of the Senior Shield Competition on Saturday, the Somersets and Chinese Athletic failing to reach #decision. The keenness of all the teams engaged may be judged from the fact that in no case was victory obtained by a margin of more than one goal. The most

exciting match whs seen on the Club ground where the Navy found themselves two goals In arrears some ten minutes before the Interval. It is decidedly up hill work

to get three gouls against the Club defence, but with the aid of a penalty and extra time, the Navy just managed it,

In the Junior Shield, the Somer- sets meeting the Navy for the fourth time in the second round, won by three goals to one. Kow- loon, Eastern and Chinese "B" qualined for the semi-final by winning their second round matches.

The Somersets and South China meet on Tuesday to decide the fourth qualifier.

The results are appended:

SENIOR SHELD,“ Second, Hound.

"A Lifetie *Club:

Kowloon R.A.

1" Somersets

2 Royal Navy

B

1 Police

0

South Chinn

After extra time.

JUNIOR SHIELD.

First Round-ard · Replay. Somersets

3 Navy Res.

Second Round.

Kowloon Kes.. 2 R.A. Res. Club Res.

ปี Eastern Athletic "B" 1 Ewo

SOMERSETS OFF THE TARGET.

Athletic Lucky to Survive on

Saturday.

to give his side the lead, but fumbled. At the other end, Chan Shek-pa saved some improved efforts by the Somersets.

The Somersets lasted the game much better than the Chinese, but failed to score in spite of long pressure in the extra time.

The Athletic forwards were not

quite up to the mark, and I am to thinkt that they inclined sacrificed their chances by desert

their usual clever style for ere bustle and dash. The right wing particularly carried this to excesi, very often resorting to something suspiciously akin to dangerous play.

Hayward was the better of the Somersets' backs, and Harris was the outstanding half. Forward, all did well in apuronel work, hut the finishing was poor.

CLARK IN FORM. Kowloom Beat, Police by the Only Goal.

handled in the penalty area, and McGregor equalised from the spat with his accond attempt, Rodger moving to nullify his first effort.

In the extra limo..which Was ordered, the Navy obtained the winning goal...

It was an extraordinary game in many respects. At one stage the Club held a lead of two clear goals, the second quito against the run of the play, Bell having anapped up two opportunities splendidly. The Navy applied very strong pressure and before half-time, Tilley scored with a great drives

.

The second half was nearly all -- Navy," but their forwards showed the need of the shooting practice they obtained for they simply could not apply the finish- ing touch and, as related, it was not until five minutes from the end that they equalised. Potts, who filled Lhe centreforward position, atoned for some bad blunders, by netting the “winner": in the extra time. Wallington had ignored the ball and gone to the assistance of an injured Navy player.

Clark, still the Colony's best ustodian, made his first appear aner for the Polier this season and to him, more than to any other player, is credit due for Kowloon's failure to obtain more than one goal. Occasionally he was lucky. Rodger, Wallington and Bishop Early in the second half, he en- were right at the top of their deavoured to tip a hot shot over form. Stewart "an!" very effective- the bar and failing to get to itly on Potts and Wataan came well properly, the ball was dropping out of his tussles with the Navy Into his own goal when Moss, right wing. Dickinson · Kowloon's centre-forward, breast-

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caused WEEK-END YACHTING. Gilchrist a great deal of trouble,

ed it out. Another time, he push- but then Dickinson was the only ed out a shot by McKelvic to the Navy forward who really played feet of Hedley, whose quick return | up to standard, struck Clark's body as the gonl-

keeper was seeking to get back

into his goal.

But these were small incidents in a game where Clark had five times as much to do as Angus in the other, goal. He saved shots 0 from all angles in brilliant style, his final effort, a clearance of a full-blooded drive by Simpson from five yards' range bordering on the miraculous.

Kowloon were much the better

The Club forwards were en

ergotle, but they suffered from lack of support. McBride's per- aistence worried the Navy backs, and Alexander was useful on the wing. Bell did not impress, but he obtained. two nice goals,

HOLDERS STILL IN.

R.A. Give Them A Good Run.

The scores were level at the

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KEEN HOUSE RIVALRY: IN CBS. EVENTS. Glorious weather

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son) Senior-1, Gertie McNeillie; 2. D. Raven: I, J. Wilson. Middle 1, W.\Raven; 2, M. Romaby B, P. Mooney Junior-1, N; Leing;3g, D. Dates: 8. J. Stewart, A 1

220 yards slow bleycle raDIT the Senior D. Smith: Middle-Erls

annual sports meeting held by the School at Kinz's Central British Park on Saturday afternoon when a

was

Humphreys. Junior-Roggle Wood

Relay Race (Boys): Won by Blue House.

Obstacle Hace: Senior.-M. Ros

Booker.

Tug-of-Wari Won by Red House" {Two straight pulls to ont).

The Cups. Inter-House Cup (presented by Mr."

B. Wylle): Won by Chocolate flouse with 78 points

Inter-House Shield, (presented Mr. E. Ralphs): Won by Form 2. Victor Ludorum Cup (presented Mr. W

V Field): Won by Stirling with 20 points.

Victrix Ludorum Cup (prosented by the Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.); won by W. Raven.

The final results of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's Yachting race for the Commodore's Cup, run over a course from Lyamun Beacon to Channel Rocks (a distance of 94 series of interesting events scau, Middle-Phillips, Junior miles) on Saturday, are as follows: witnessed by a large number of "II" and "I" Classes, spectators, including many parents, friends and old pupils. Rivalry was (Started 2.25 p.m.)

TİMES keen between the three houses, Red, Fin. Corr. Blue and Chocolate and the honours Yacht

4.10.63 4.10.081 of the day were carried off by *Norena (1)

Chocolate, The Victor Laderam Cup (Capt. J. Krogh Moc.) Rolla (8)

4,20,27 4.18.00 was won by the senior prefect, Ian (Mr. F. D. Tracey.)

Stirling, who compiled 20 points; Miss Raven secured the Victrix team, though the Police were interval, a fair index of the play, La Linda (2)4.2016 4.17.21

Ludorum and Form 2 eully won the (Mr. A. L.. Shields.) always fighting hard. Kowloon

though the more methodical Diana (9) ke

4.20.09 4.22.53 Inter-Form Shield, presented by Mr. dictated the play during the nature of the South China attack

E. Ralphs, with 40 points to their The Athletic endeavoured to greater part of the first half, seemed jo suggest that the out-Colleon (5),

(Major Miles, R.M.)

4.28.32 4.20.42 credit. A high Jump record was set overcome their weakness at back indeed, the Polled were never

up by R. Skinn, who has recently come come would probably be in their

(Mr. S. Oland.) hy fielding Leung Yuk-tong and really dangerous until Kowloon favour. And so it proved. The Dorothea (4) 4.29.04 4.20.27 to the school from Tientsin, with a) Lam Yak-ying, "veteran" Inter-had opened the scoring, It was

jump of 5 oct 2 inches. part half-backs, in the rear only then that the Police showed.R.A. defenders were caught in a

ful They tangle and Pau Ka-chuen got the division, but, they had to fight themselves at their best. extremely hard to earn the right took risks in defence and concen-winning goal with a long shot.

thetrated on obtaining an equaliser, to play again, and taking game right through, the Somersets swinging the ball about with long kicks, and repeatedly rushing the must be regarded as a tritie un-Kowloon goal. But for the excel- lucky not to win. Nevertheless, the soldiers have no-one to blame and Gillot, who stood up to their Jent understanding' hetween ́ Pile but themselves. Their forwards rushes magnificently, it is possible did not experience great difficulty that they would have done the in working out" openings, but trick. Angus was stretched to the when it came to applying the limit by a long shot by Cornwall, finishing touches, their efforts and he conceded corners when were extremely werk.

Fraser and Gowans put in ligh drives.

the

Towards the end, Kowloon were

definitely on top again, and should have added to their lead....'

Kowloon's

Both Taylor and Rawlings' de- fended stoutly at back for the R.A. but the half-backs were always in trouble. Ward was the halves had too big a handful in best of the trio, but the wing-

trying to deal with the South China wingers.

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(Li-Colonel Cardew.)

Daphine (0) 4.80.44 4.21.45 (B) 4.12.20 4.23.19 (Mr. W. D. Russoll.) *Wins Commodore's Cup. +Wins Rear-Commodore's Cup, Wins Vice-Commodore's Cup. "Y" and "G" Classes.

(Started 2.80 p.m.)

TIMES Fin. Yacht

Corr. Why Wonder? (5).. 4.55.84 Scratch

Wings (2)

(Mr. E. B. Lambert.)

4.48.50 Licut. Martin.)

.....4.40.22 (Major Campbell.) Speedwell (1)

**** 4.46.24 (Mr. H. S. Rouse.) Adanac (7) ... 6.00.49

(Commodore R. A. 8.

Hill, B.N Zephyr (6) ........ 5.01.27 4.56.46 (Mr. G. H. Gandy.) Lola ...

Did not finish Wendy

(4)

4.57.65 4.61.30 (Mr. M. I. Do Ville.)

•Wina Commodore's Cup, +Wine Rear-Commodore's Cup, Wins Vice-Commodore's Cup.. Yesterday's Event.

Boojum (3)**

The prizes were handed to success

competitors by Mr. E. Ralphs, after fr. G. Franklin Nightingale had addressed the gathering.

The Resulta:

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The results are appended: 100 yards' Championship: Senior 1). 1. Stirling; 2, M., Rousseau; 3, N. Middie.—1, J. Thirlwell; 2, White, W. Banycock Junior. F A. Mitchell; 2, F. McNellie; 3, X. Baxter.

Girls: 100 yards Championship: Senior-1, Joan · Bätes; · 2, Doris Booker; 3P. McCaw. Middio.-1, W; Raven; 2. E. Withers; 3; B. Bone. Junior-1, D. Bates: 2, M. Gow; 8, J.

Jump: Senior-1, B. Skion

16 ft. 2 inn.); 2, 1. Stirling (5 ft.); 3, Arthur Chester (4 ft. 10 ina.). Middle-1, Eric Humphreys (3 ft. 0 Ins.) 3 2,.B. Levkovich (8 ft. 8 ins.);

Anslow He..

100 yards, skipping championship. (Cup presented by Col. Robertson) Senior ➡1, J. Bates; 2, D. Booker; 8, J. Wilson, Middle. 1, W. Raven; 2, M. Romsby; 3, B. Bone. Junior -1, E. Phillips 2, Joy Booker; 3, M. Gow.

Thruwing the cricket ball: 1, J. Stirling; 2, John Miller; 3, A. Chester, 220 yards open Senior-1, I

2

wack

Race.

Senior:

conspicuous, the latter put into In attack, Walker and Gil were

EL series of capable shots, and netting the only goal. Walker The defences were not so good,

was smart on the wing, but Davy compared with the forward lines In opposition, that the scoring

did not render him all the aid he might have done, Allen should should have been as low as 1-),

have made better

of the gonl came, some but both attacks were too full of asteen minutes after the restari 1 chances that came his way.

excitement that attaches

On the side South China side, Li Clark "carrying" the ball in an itself to Shield, games, and the effort to avoid Moss's close at Ting-sang distinguished himself, easiest chances were missed. As tention. McKelvie took the kick, playing brilliantly during hot indiented. the Somersets were summing up the situation nicely. pressure during a period of a more to blame in this respect than He drove the ball straight at quarter of an hour in the second the Athletic. They had a greater Clark's shins and erashed the half. Tong Kwan supported him share of the play, and only a rebound into the net, a brilliant well. Wong Mee-ahun was the

The Commodore's Cup race, "for little steadiness in the goal area effort.

soundest of the half-backs, though cruisers was called yesterday, the was necessary for them to have,

McKelvie indeed was brillianthis methods were not always course being Discovery Bay slots obtained a well-earned victory. in everything he did. He gave by above criticism. Chen Shui-hong (S) Stonecatters Island (8), Mark Surling, 2, V. Grunberg:

At the same time, the Athletic far his best display of the season, and Ip Pak-wa were lively raiders, on Line (P) Channel Rocks (8), & Rousseau. Middle, Thirlwall; defenders should be given full feeding both wings with superb and Leung Wing-tak was the best started at 10.05 a.m., and resulted an1, Pomeroy; 2, Baxter) 3, G. Kelly.

distanco 22.2 miles. The race 2, L. Phillips; 3, F: Anslow. Junior. credit. Ho Ka-keung did not passes and putting in practically of the inside trio, showing, excel- follows: shape very promisingly against all the shots with any merit to lent craft..

Tacht. the Butcher-Bewley-Bull wing, them. The Police half-backs were The R.A. netted first, Chen Shul- but Leung Yuk-tong made powerless to prevent his man-hong equalising soon afterwards up in anticipation what he oeuvres, McGreavy having a very with the best offort of the day, Jacked in speed, and emerg-sorry time in their frequent meeting a centre by Ip Pak-wa ed from a trying ordeal with tussies for possession. Eastman first time and sending the ball, much credit, Lam Yuk-ying, his showed his appreciation by flashing past Fletcher. partner, whose first experience of splendid display on the right AL the back position,, to my recollec- wing, and his centres should tion, was in the recent matches have been converted un more against the Shanghai Chinese, than one occasion: Moss, how Kave a splendid exhibition. Wong ever, did not impress. In the centre Shul-wa was the only half-back forward position. He was so keen to play consistently well.

to do right, that he did most

[The Welch Regiment fifteen are The Athletic found themselves things wrong. frequently on the defensive in the Dowman was the outstanding to play the American Marines in first half, and Lam Yuk-ying half-back, tackling well and Shaughat. On their way back to Singa

porn it is hoped the soldiers will be rescued them from many tight positioning

perfectly. cornera. It was not until they Hedley and Hast were also very able to meet a Hongkong side. hud had a fairly long spell on the sound, the latter deserving

the spacial compliment since he had Somersets scored. A strong clear- already given a highly capable unce sent Rayson away on the exhibition for the second eleven right the winger's shot striking at back. In the Senior game, he the post and rebounding to started shaklly, but improved Bewley-Bull, who for once in with every minute.

defensive,

however, that

himself

Shanghai, Feb. 16. In A Rugby match here, the Welch Regiment team, on a visit from Singa- pore, beat Shanghai by eleven points to three-Reuter,

*

London, Feb. 15. : The amateur International Soccer match between England and. Wales was played to-day at Aberystwyth, England winning by two goals to (one-Reuter.

Midde Reynolds. | Sailed by Finished Corrected Junior-Baxter, (Girls) Senior

Time., Time. La Cignie (5)

Mr. B. Bird... 3.29.10. 3.29.19. Azuma (0)

Mr. B. Lambert 4.50.14 4.24.36 U and I (4)

Mr. H. 8. Rouse 3.48.16 - 3.27.40 Wanderer (7) "

Mr. CFL Grist 3.59.04 8.35.28 Coquette Norsemen (3) Kr.

·Mr. E. P. Benham 4,45.27. 2.29.25

A, M. Anstruther, 4.00.02|2.25.07. Typhoon (8),

dr. H. Dreyer. 4.80.55 9.40.45 Curlow (1)

Major Tosh 4.11.15 8.22.28 Snipe (2) Mr. B.

Montague Ede.. 4.28.47 3.24.88 The winners of cups were. Curlew, Snipe, and Norseman,

Grunbers

i

Milo (Ivan Joseph Cup) (presented. by Mr. W. G. Joseph) :: Won by V.

100 yards (Girls) Championship (Cup presented by the Taikos Re creation Club): Wan by Bates,

The Officials. Judges: Mr. A. W. E. Davidson, Mr. A. W. Ingram, Mr. G. McLeod,

Starter: Col T

T. A Robertson, Marriott.

Marshals: Mr. W. Jenner, Sergt

SETTLING

THE POINT IN

GOLF

Grunberg,

Doris Booker. Middle-M. Grimes, Junior E. Rousseau.

Long Jump: Senior-1, 1, Stirling (18 ft. 2 in.)-2,

8.2 R. Skinn (15 f 11 ins.

Grunberg (16 ft. 9 gins, ) -- Middle..-1, J; Thirlwall (12 ins.): 2, Boris Levkovich (12 ft. 1 in.); 8, Phillips (11 ft, & fus,).“

Old Boys 8-Raco-220 yards 15:1, II. Owen Davis; 2, S. MacNider; 8, John If a player play his opponent's A Maycock

Sedadla, ball, his aide shall lose the hole un- Somerset L. 440 yards open; 1, less the opponent then play the Bdsmn. MacKenzie; 2, Bdemn. Cham-player's ball. In this case the

29 Playing Opponent's Ball;

.pion.

440 yards open: Senior.1, v. penalty is cancelled and the hole. Grunberg; 2. 1. Surling; 3, N. shall be played out with the balls Whitley, Middle-1, J. Thirlwell; thus exchanged. W. Maycock; 8, L. Phillips,

If the mistake occur through. ERE

and Spoon Race. (Girls): wrong information given by Senior.-Peggy Everest Middle-player or his cadde, there, shall W. Raven Junior-E Roussea be no penalty. If the mistake is: Relay Race(Girls)-Won by discovered before the opponent han Chocolate House.

One Kile: Senior Gr

Grunberg, played, it shall be rectided by drop- Middle.-F. Anslow. - Junior, ping a ball as near as possible to the

place where the opponent's hall lay

Cor, on the green, replacing the ball

London, Feb. 15. Oxford and Cambridge drew in the Inter-Varsity hockey match played at Pomeroy, Beckenham to-day, each team scoring Skipping Championship (Girls), twice--ll puler,

(Cup presented by Colonel Robert

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