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THE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1931,
WORLD SPORT
SHANGHAI BRING
OFF A
GREAT VICTORY.
ONE GOAL BEATS CHINESE.
HALF-BACKS SMOTHER THE SMART CHINESE ATTACK.
SINCLAIR'S BLUNDER.
[By
"Wanderer."I
NAVAL SPORTS AT SHAMEEN.
.M.S. MOTH WINS THE
AGGREGATE CUP,
LOCAL YACHTING,
-R.AL.K.Y.C. DEFEAT THE ROYAL NAVY.
The R. 11. K. Yacht Club beat the Royal Navy in a very interesting aniling contest yesterday. Only one point ahead. In the morning, the Club piled up the points in the afternoon race, and won by 145 to 128. Detalled results were as follow:
Morning Race. Starting gun, 11 a.m. Courno.~---- Chuk line West to East, Channel Rocks (P). Rumsey Shoal (P), Mark on Club line (9). HM.S. Tamar line Enst to West. Distance, 0.7 milen.
R.H.K.Y.C.
Bard by
Yacht
Colleen. Me: B. NA
La Linda. Me. N. Craucher
Arzulla, Mr. Odland
Shameen, Feb. 22. The West River Flotilla annual inter-ship athletic sporta were held here yesterday
the Shameen Tennis courts and fool-Wendy, Lit. Anstruther
Jasmine, Mr. 11. 8. Ithur Wings, LLC. J. Martin BoJum. Maj. 1. D. Bewari
Mr. G. Pickering
Paints for morning caer
Rorni Naxy.
LOCAL TENNIS.
CANTON CITIZENS' CLAIR PLAYERS ENTERTAINED.
The Canton Citizens' Tennis Club
HOME FOOTBALL.
RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
First Division
The results of Saturday's llome team, who were entertained by the football ure given below. All are RC on Saturday, were guests at from Reuter excepting the 2nd the Indian R.C. yesterday afternoon. Division Scottish Division. Three doubles and three singles matches were played, in which some interesting tennta was seen. Though) Arsenal beiten, the Canton visitors showed Birmingham they were capablo players.
At the conclusion of the matches, Blackpool short speeches were delivered for the Derby Canton club and the Indian RG. Leeds
Blackhürn
Admiral Chan Chak of Canton, who Leicester uccompanied the team, sent his regrets Manchester C. for his unavoidrule absenoc, he having Portsmouth Sheffield U. loft for Canton on Saturday night.
Following were the results of the Sunderland
matchen:
S. A. Rumjahn (LR.C.) beat LI Barnsley Man-cheung (LICITE.), 6-3, 6-2.
1 Manchester U.
+
Aston
Villa
1 West Ham
3 Boltori
1 Newcastle
1 Liverpool
1 Huddersfield
2 Wednesday
1
Grimsby
Chelsea Middlesbro
Second Division.
I'Lon
Fis
17
16
→
C. A. L. Rumjahn (I.R.C.) beat Ho
| Chen-man, (6,621,C.), 9-9, U-1.
ristol C. Bury
Bradford C.
Chl-buen (C.C.T.C.), 1-2, 6-1,
Charlton Everton
ball ground by kind permission of the Shameen Tennis Club and Shameen Municipal Council. The following were the results:--
ban. LL J. A. W. Tothi Heaving the line-int, P. O. Clark
Hollà, Mejor W. G. H. Mišem.. (Tarantula); 21. Lieut. Comm. thes, krut, J. G. Haselh
Daphor. Lt. W. O. Peltain Havers Cicala); 3rd, A. B. Monchom
Why Wonder 1. lat. P. G. Pansema si (Seamew).
Lang Jump-1st, C. P. O. Robinson nome. Chat. A. Whitworth
Speedwell, Caplain W, P. Mark
Wardlaw (Cienia); ni, MeGin, Seamew); 3rd,
Paym A. B. inward (Seamew).
AHAS YOUKE
Sub...t.c
Points for morning more.
Afternoon Rate.
10
>
44
In a way of speaking, perplex-
Putting the shut.-194, P. O, Mor. ing though it may at first appear, gon (Moorhen), 3 feet 11 inches: Shanghai won two games rolled; 2nd, Lieut. Comm. Havers (Cicala), into one when they defented the 30 feet 1 inches; 3rd, 5. A. Beach
Starting gun 2.50 p.m. Course.- Hongkong Chinese by a solitary (Moorhen), 28 feet H inchen.
The second
Hi Juulat, E. R. A. MeGilt H.MS. Tamar ne West to East, goal on Saturday.
(Seamew), 4 feet 10 inches: 2nd, Mark in Club line (P), Rumary Shoal might be valled a shadow game or licks (Gienia), 4 Teet #45), Channel Rocks (5), Club line the "i" match, an imaginary inches; 3rd. Lieut. Short (Math), 4 East to West. Distance, 6.7 miles, replay of Wednesday's interport, reet H inches,
ILI.K.Y.C. Hongking being represented by a
Hall Mile 1st, Lieut. Le Geyl alphtly changed eleven. In other (Tarantula), Umar 2 nus. 26 see; End. 1, Mr. H. Throger words, to avoid further abstruse A. B. Shawyer (M.); rd, Lag. 3. Hain, Mr. A. L. Shielde
a great Fitzpatrick (Cicala), tess, Shanghai settle!
Quarter Mil1st, Lieut. Le Geyt! many minds regarding the posai-| hility of a different result in the (Tarantula); 2nd, A. R. Shawyer interport i Hongkong had felded (Mothy; 3rd, A. B. Domoney (Cicala). Dry Land.1st,
Va
Boul Race
ITL
II.
100 Yards for Chinese Ratings. — 1st, Al Wing (Moorhen); 2nd, Cheong
Torantain).
a diferent eleven. They demonst.1.S. Scamew; 2nd. 11.M.S. Cicala; trated, to my way of thinking, that | 3rd, H.M.S. Tarantats,
their merits, at least, the
200 Yards. 1st, A. Walkins must have beaten any team Hong-(Moorhen), (me 11 aven; 2nd, Lalg. S. kung was in a position to place Street (ath); 3rd, C. P. 9. Allen into the field. This is high praise, (Tarantula). but I Rink it deserved. I don't think Shanghai hate ever sent a better all-round combination to the South. A more brilliant col- lection of stars, perhaps, but not a more effective cohesive
Shanghai had to fight a great deal harder to beat the Chinese than they did gainat Hongkong. Yet except for one period of fifteen minutes towards the elove the of the second half when Chinese half-bueks began to find their forwards with the right in:15. Kwo Wai-tit; 2nd, Wong Ting-
of
Iorvet
passes. wben the forwards responded with a succession of methodical clone passing raids and when, under the constant pressure of a virile attack, the brillant Shanghai defence began to show signs of faltering, the issue was never really doubt.
Inter-ship Relay Rach-1st. H.M.S. Math; 2nd, 1.M.S. Cienia; 3rd, H.M.S. Tarantula th, 1.M.S. Sramew
Naval 100 Yards Veterans.—1st c. P. O. Bennett (Moth) 12 secs.; 2nd, C. P.-O. Robinson (Cicala); 3rd. A. B. Colwell (Tarantula),
Representative Rulay Race.-1st, H.M.S. Tarantula, time 43 Bees.; 2nd, H.M.S. Moth: 3rd, 11.31.5. Senmew.
Open 100 Yards Visitors Race.
fart.
Ladies Rece, open, 100 yards.—1st, Mrs, Knight; 2nd, "Mfrs. Contes; 3rd. Mrs. Klock.
X20
Snek Bumping.-A. B. Hicks, Cicala.
Yards-1st. L S. Street (Moth); 2nd, A. B. Adams (Seamew); 3rd. A. B. Perkins (Tarantula).
Children's Handicap Under 12 Years-Connie Wolcott.
€
Dorothea, Mr. * Carter Laplan, Mr. H. . Bob Why Wide 7, Mr. P.1. interi Bluenose, Ct, Hall Sport, Caps, A. Fawkre A, Mr M. L. de V
Print for afternoon care
Po ablakost In morning
Total
****** 12
H. D. Rumjahn (I.R.C.) beat Ma Cardin
C. A. L. Rumjahn and J. A. Cassumbhoy (I.R.C.) beat La Man-Pymouth
cheung and Ho Chan-man, 0-0, 6-1. Port Vale J. S. A. Curreom and J. M. A. Swansea Razack (IRC) beat Lau Fook-ling West Brom. And Lenng Tak-kwong, 6-4, 6-2.
H. D. and S. A. Rumjahn (1.R.C.) beat. Ma Chi-huca and Chan Chi- keung, 6-1, Al-0.
RAIN SPOILS TEST.
CHAPMAN WINS TOSS AND PUTS AFRICA IN.
4 Stake
Wolven
1 Millwall
2. Tottenham
•
Oldham
3 Bradford
2 Nette. Forest
1 Proton N.E
2 Reading
1 Burnley
1 Bouuuumpton
Third Division (South), *: Bournemouth Clapiun D.
Coventry Fulham
Norwich
Notts County
Queen's ..
0 Luton
0 Gillingham
0
Brentford
2 Crystal Pal 2 Brighton
Newport
1 Torquay
Southend
1 Exeter
2 Northampton
2 Bristol it.
Third Division (North).
Swindon
Thames
Wolsall
Watford
เง
41.9
ir
10
Loudon, Feb. 21.
Darlington Rain curtailed play on the opening
Doncaster day of the 4th Test Match between
Gateshead South Africa and England at Durban to-day, the weather behaving so badlyx
Hartlepools after to prevent a resumption
Hull lunch.
}
Wrexham
1 Chesterfield
2
Rotherham
* Tranmere
Accrington
1
Barrow
3
Southport
Netrun
1
Crewo
2
Carlisle
Stockport
0 York
Wigan
3 Rochdale
D
carly
First Division (Scottish),
4 East Fire
1
Partick
3
Hamilton
Dundee
3
Queen's Park
1 Morion
2
Hearle
4
Airdrie.
1
Kilmarnock
1 Celtic
Royal Navy, Colleen, Comit. B. Grenfell L1, Captals W. P. Mach
is allow Arguila, Lt Comm, H. T. Young & Jamine, Lieut. Cumm. H. C
filernary
Wings, Paym, Comin. 1.8. Lambert & Bojum, Commodate A 11. Walker 4 Almat. Comm. E.W.. 8i 16 Wendy, Lt. A, SL G. Edwards (k
7.
Punta for afternoon race. Palota obtained in morning.
Total
ED
:
11
15
12
F
B
61
120
Result of race sailed on December 1910.-R.IX.Y.C. 110 points,
Royal Navy 100% points.
20,000 THRILLED,
BY DRAWN INTERNATIONAL SOCCER MATCH.
Belfast, Feb. 21. Under ideal weather conditions, 20,000 apectators saw Ireland and Mile Racc.lat, A. B. Shawyor Scotland night a drawn match in the (Moth), time 5 mins, 20 sec.; 2nd, International soccer competition at Lieut. Le fest (Tarantula): 3rd, Belfast to-iny, there being no score.---
Reuter, Ldg. 3. Fitzpatrick (Cicala).
Inter-Army Match.
Monroe's Brilliance. During this anxious period, the brilliance of Monroe was exhibit- ed in a manher for which there
Final of Tug-o-war--H.M.S. Moth had been no previous occasion. He did not place a foot wrong, and bent 11.M.S, Moorhen, by 2 pulls to 1. The aggregate cup was won by
London, Feb. 217- his tackling and positioning were
ILM.S. Moth with a total of 50 points. In the second match of the Inter superb.
Martin, supported him splendidly, and their great wark.M.S. Cicala were second with 47 national Triangular Tournament be- wark points, 3 and H.M.S. Tarantula third tween the British, French and Belgian enabled Shanghai
emerge
defeated the 44 points.
armies, the British unscathed, and Gash to recover The Individual cup was won by French by 2 gonls to one at Selhurst his equilibrium. The nearest the Lieut. Le Geyt, 11.M.S. Tarantuis. Park to-day-Reuter. Chinese got to a goal was a bril- At the conclusion of the sports the liant shot by. Suen Kam-shun. prizes for the day were presented by Mrs. Boodam-Whettam. The Shameen Fung King-cheung flicked the bali
inimitable Football League Cup, donated by the his own fashion und Saen met the bull, assistle Petroleum Co. was presented
Across
to
H.M.S. Tarantula by Mrs.
THE CHAIN BROKEN.
SINCE 1926.
the situation demanded, first-time, G. M. D. D. Wolf and replicas to each OXFORD WIN FIRST HOCKEY driving hard straight at Chow. menibor of the team.
in the first half, Suen had been presented with a similarly, good opportunity and had dallied long enough to allow Martin to rob him. And these were the only real scoring chances that fell to
Licut Com. Sitwell thanked the ladies for presenting the prizes and called for three cheers for the ladies which were heartily given-Our Qu Correspondent.
ΠΟΥ
London, Feb. 21. In the annual Inter-Varsity hockey match at Buckenham to-day, Oxford defeated Cambridge, by three goals to nil. Reuter. the Chinese all through the game, game.. If Graham had been
Or the thirty-seven games so remarkably good was the break-standing two yards out instead of
played, Cambridge have won 18, Ing up work of the Shanghai half- on the goal line his shot would Oxford 15, and three remain drawn. back line.
have gone over the bar. It came This is Oxford's first outright success The eyes of the Chinese suppor- when Pau misjudged centre by since 1928, though last year they ters were all on LI Wai-tong, but Elliot, the ball falling to the forced the issue to draw of two the idol of the crowd was literally feet of Graham who crashed the goals each. blotted out by Pole-Hunt, who ball to the top of the net just played him all the time In the only inside the cross-bar.
safe way, keeping cloac his One explanation of Shanghal's
During the time at their disposal,incoln South Africa scored 32 without the loss of a wicket. See chiming 23 New Urighton and Mitchell, secring much slower- nine.
The overnight rain nnd morning drizzle failed to affect the Aberdeen wicket,
but Chapman, winning the Ayr
tusa, elected to send Africa in to bat | Clyde
The teams selected are: South Cowdenbeath Aftica--Seidle, Mitchell, Cameron, Falkirk Taylor, Dalton, Cochrane, Bell, Vin-libernians rent, McMillan, Viljoen, und Christy, Leith England.-A. P. F. Chapman, I. E. S. Motherwell Wyatt, J. White, O. G. N. Turnbull. Rangers 1. A. R. Peebles, Hainmond, Hendren, 81. Mirren Leyland, Tate, Voce and Farrimond.
Second Division (Scottish). Albion
At the lunch interval, South Africa had scored 32 without loss, but rala Alloa delayed the start after the interval. Arbroath and there was no resumption before
Bo'ness tea. Subsequently, Roveral inspec- Clydebank Lions of the wicket were made, when Dhandee U. was decided to draw stumps Forrar Router.
It
INTER-SERVICES RUGGER.
AIR FORCE DEFEATED BY ROYAL NAVY.
4 St. Bernards
3 Step'mulr
2 Dunfermilne ・・ 0
4 Dumbarton
5 Armadale
6 Brechin
King's Park Ralth R.
3
Third Lanark
2 84 Johnstone
Queen O' Sth. •
* Montrose
4 E. BurlinK
LOCAL GOLF.
FINALISTS FOR GOLF CLUB JUNIOR TITLE.
Col. E. D. Matthews and 0. Eager qualled for the final of the Junior Championship of the Royal Hongkong Gott Club yesterday.
London, Feb. 21. Twickenham was the scene of the annual Inter-Services rugby match between the Royal Navy and Air Force to-day, the result being a win for the Navy by 16 points to nil Enger finished Reuter
In the semi-finals, Col. Matthew beat D.-S. Robb, 4 and 3, and D.. on C. B. Maturin.
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never giving him the forward inefficiency was the weak day, the outstanding result being slightest opportunity of getting nces of Murphy at inside-right, the Navy's ten goals to one agulrist the ball under control. It has to He did not combine well with his played with only nine men, while
Athletic Reserves. The be admitted, however, that Li Wat-winger and in A dozen chances he tong is not the player of old. did not get the ball anywhere the Navy, folded such players as His beautiful swerve han dis- near the goal, If Colluco hud Shirrns and Ashman. In
junior team...
Eastern came a bad cropper, losing to the Argylls, a defeut which practically ends their hopes of the championship.
The results, were: South China.
a far
Recrelo
appeared; he is not even quick in been out Pau Ka-ping, one may
be the
had certain, would have equally effectively more worrying afternoon. smothered the Chinese right wing, Sinclair and Graham were the while Fung King-cheung, the best of the line. Graham was a cleverest and most hard-working constant source of danger and of the whole line, did splendid Sinclair was a trier all the time. constructive work but was too He kept his wing men supplied Eastern closely watched by Cash to be able with splendid swinging passes.
mn Navy Res. to get in an effective shot.
It was an exceedingly fast game,
་་ play moving from one end to the other with lightning, rapidity. Altogether. the Chinese for- The Chinese backs, Lad Mau and ward line, of which so much was Tam Kone-pak played a more than expected. failed to function, and useful game after a shaky start all the most dangerous raids were and the half-back Hing fully developments of energetic work by justified itsolf.
Chinese Attack Fails,
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G. G. Edwards, former Hong-
havo kong University and Club goal.
the Shanghai forwards. In some The forwards respects the Shanghai attack were succeeded had their thetics heon keeper, who gained his Blue for it Cambridge this year, was Intro- more Impressive than in the inter-attle less stereotyped, An port game, but when it came to was Monroe, and Martin. even duced to professional football on Bulshing off their movements tirey when hard pressed in the second January 31st, when he turned out balf, know exactly what to expect were woefully weak.
On one occasion. Sinclair head- and positioned
themselves
LEAGUE MATCHES. Navy Score Ten Goals Agafast Athletic.
d the ball-neatly past Lau Mannecordingly
with only Pau Ka-ping and ran to beat and missed the right hand bat by yards.Why he did not swing the hall to the loft-hand side of the net is beyond compro- Ieneion. Shanshal were also very
Junior matches made up the nour missing the goal that won the local league programme on Satur
for Luton Town lu A Third Division (South) match agaiust Bristol Rovers. He was-Kiven Illte opportunity to distinguish kiniself though he made one very good save from Poynton. For tho rest, Luton were too good for the opposition and they won by four goals to one..
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