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KOWLOON BEAT BORDERERS.

TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1932.

YACHTING RESULTS.

MENAGERIE RACE ON

SATURDAY,

A Menagerie Race was sailed under the auspices of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon over a distance of from seven to eight miles. Boojum, sailed by G. Pickering, Anished first on cor- rected ilme. The course was Channel Rocks (P), Kowloon Rock (P), Rum- sey Shoal (P), Channel Rocka (5).

Started at 2.46 p.

Yacht

The absence, on more serious business, of the Argylls seems to

Nareus have completed the waning of in- torest in local football this sea- skin

At the three senior games ** played on Saturday there could not

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have been two hundred spectators, Arella It and those who rallied round ob- Cafee1 tained little encouragement from Daphine Mike Stokes) the standard of play in two of them.

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Why Wonder Kowloon managed to defeat the South Wales Borderers, atoning We for their poor display against St. Belum

Fpeedwell Joseph's the previous Saturday, while the Police and Club also captured both points.

The results were:

Benior Division.

S, W. Bonderera 1 Kowloon

• Police Recreio

2 St. Joseph's H.K.F., Club

Second Division, Navy Reserves 1 12th Datty

Third Division.

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(Mr. A. V. Harvey) 4.09.01 4.03.21

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1CADL. C. C. Fowkes) 4.05.49

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(Mr. . Pickering)

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4.21.34 4.00.49

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(Major P. B. Stewart) 4.20.19 1.00.01 2 (Comdr. A. it. Walker, RN.)

4.28.58 4.00.58

(Capt W. C. Jowel Over line at Start-Diary:lle.

Commodore's Cups,

The cruiser race for the Com- 1 modera's Cups was nailed yesterday, being. Discovery Bay the COUTBO islets (5), Green Island (P), Stone- cutters Island (8), a distance of 24 milen. The race resulted as follows:

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Recreio Res. 7 St Jeph's

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NOTIT

SOUND DEFENCE. Kowloon's Win Over

Borderers.

Kowloon were worth their two Bor- points at Soukunpoo. The

bustling derers played a bard game and some of the combina-

U. and t

Curlew

Wanderer

Sea Lark Tasy 1

(2) Mr. 1, J. Panteo

13. N. Croucher

(71 Mr. A. R. Chambers

153 Mr. L. F. Nicholson

642 Mr. 1. &

(2) Major Tush

14 Mr. Deker

BY Hr. F. Cork

(2) Cap. Whitworth, 11.M.

· ENGLAND'S WIN.

tion was delightful. Time and FIRST OF SEASON IN RUGBY. again. It seemed likely that they would break through, the Kowloon defence, but quick tackling and the dogged determination by McKelvie and his colleagues of the half-back line, ably supported by London and Eastman, prevented them from steadying up and in consequence wretchedly their ahooling WAB

poor.

Kowloon scored through Dominy in the first half, a clever header beating Williams, while after the Borderers had. equalised luckily, Lendon putting through his own Kal, Phillips went through clever- on the left and presented Gulol with a perfect goal.

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Dublin, Feb. 13. Thirty-five thousand people yaw the International rugby match here to-day between England and Ireland, the visiting team winning by eleven points to eight. England thus gain. ed her first international rugby victory of the season.-Reutor.

London, Feb. 13.

the

In the Inter-Services Rugby Cham pionship the Royal Navy beat Royal Air Force at Twickenham by 22 points to five,Reuler,

'VARSITY HOCKEY.

THIRTY-EIGHTH MATCH OF SERIES DRAWN.

But it was their defence more than their attack which warned Kowloon their success. The Bor- derers had probably three-fiths of

London, Feb. 13. the game, but only on two

Playing at Beckenham in the casions did it seem impossible that thirty-eighth match of the series, the they should fail to score-and yet hockey teams of Oxford and Cani- failed. The forwards were per-bridge Universities each scored once. fectly served by their halves, dis-Renter.

played a sound understanding.

generally took the direct route for

goal and then allowed themselves ta

be flustered into wild shooting.

CLUB SCRAPE HOME,

Big Improvement in Second Half.

The Club defeated St. Joseph's

MORE RAIN.

FINAL TEST CRICKET MATCH DELAYED.

HOCKEY.

CLUB DE RECREIO LADIES WIN.

Playing on the Y. M. C. A. ground on Saturday, the Club do Recreo Ladies registered their first win in the Caer Clark Cup matches, by de- foating the Central British Associa tlon Ladies by two goals to all.

The C. B. A. Ladies were the first to assume the aggressive, but it was the Recrelo Ladles who drew firat blood, when L. Siva-Netto netted the ball from acorner. The Roerejo Ladles continued to press after_this: Initial success, but all their efforts were folled.

In the second half of the game, C. Silva netted the second goal for the Roerelo Ladies. This was the result of a forward rush by A. Alves, and L. Silva-Netto, in which the latter Rent in a drive which rebounded

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possession scored.

St. Andrew's Win,

In a friendly fixture with the Hongkong Ladies second eleven piny. ed at Sookunpoo, the St. Andrew's Ladles Club won by two goals to

one.

The first half resulted in each side getting a goal. B. Woolley netted for St. Andrew's, and M. Smalley for the Club. M. Woolley scored again in the second half to give St. Andrew's a win.

H. K. Ladies Lose Agala.

match, the Following the last Hongkong Ladies were opposed to a and team from the H.M.S, Herald lost by four goals to nil in a fast and interesting game. Tetley and Patmore scored in the first half of

and the

Allan-Jonca

and Dovey scored. In the second half.

game,

Y.M.C.A. Defeated. Playing at King's Park, the Y. M. C. A. necond eleven went down to a team from ILM.S. Cumberland by led four goals to two. The sailors by two goals to one at the interval, and scored another two goals in the second half to the one scorod by their Opponents. Seik and Andrewn netted the goals for the Y. M. C. A.

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

KOWLOON RUGBY CLUB DEFEATED.

At King's Park on Saturday, the two Kowloon Rugby Club, playing men short and with a weakened team. were defeated by a team from the Small Ships by three tries (9 points) to a goni (5 points.)

The naval team was the heavler one and on almost every occasion gut the ball out from the scrums., it was As much as the Kowloon three quarters could do to hold them.

Parker drew first blood for the Navy when he scored a try, which was

were unconvorted. The Navy skle not, however, destined to keep the lead for long. Ferguson, with a fine up the touch line scored, for run Kowloon, the try bring converted.

In the second half of the game, the Alder obtained two tries for Navy side, both of which were un- converted. Kawlcon did not score in this half,

THE SOUL OF THE ENTENTE.

Continued from Page 6.)

fit tribute to the genius of those who have gone before, and blazed' the trail for us.

It is also the sure way to law 153 and order and peace. As that great

Melbourne, Feb. 13. Owing to rain the Fifth and final commenced by two goals to one, Segalen net-Text match which was

South and ting in the closing stages to give here on Friday, between the

Africans

Australia

nat WAS them both points. It was a very

resumed to-day ~~Router. poor game, particularly in the first

The present scores are as follows: of both South Afelen.-1st. Innings

36 when the efforts half

Australia-1st Innings ... teams appeared to be aimless.

An improvement all round in South Africa.-2nd Innlags

(for 1 wkt.). the second half showed the Club to be a much better side than their first-half display suggested, bul in front of goal they were woeful. ly weak, chiefly through over- keenness.

Fowler scored their first, in a scrimmage, Leonard equalised from a penalty award, and Segaleni brought victory to the better team.

RECREIO AT BEA.....

Lose Three Goals in Scrappy Game.

A high wind did not improve matters on the Recreio ground where a very scrappy guine result- ed in a three clear goals victory for

Police. threatened danger

the

The

Recrolo very seldom, the Police half-back line dominat-

ing the play.

Moss

and Shepherd

scared

ARMY FOOTBALL.

'BELGIAN WIN AGAINST BRITAIN.

London, Feb. 18. The Belgian Army beat the British Army by the only goal of the match at Crystal Palace to-day in the Inter- Army Triangular soccer Tournament among the English, French and Bel- gium Armies--Reuter

SNOWBOUND EUROPE. REMARKABLE SPELL OF ARTIC WEATHER.

London, Feb. 13. Not only Britain but the whole prior to the interval, and Shepherd of Europe is ahivering through an in the second half.

Channing,

Dowman, and Shepherd were out- Arctic blizzard which is sweeping standing for the Police, while B, 48 fur cast as Persia and Iraq. Gogano, Silva-Netto and Ward prominent for the Recruio.

LOCAL CRICKET,

R.A.SC. TEAMS FOR TWO MATCHES.

The following have been selected

In Barcelonia, where yesterday's snow was the first for twelve years, people are ski-ing in the

Iraqi streets, while the yellow sort was turned white by a mantle of snow.

do

Communications with Teheran are paralysed, the ronds being im passable, and postal services aro disorganised as the result of the

know.

The cold snap in -Paris

has

to reprosent the Detachmont, R.A.S.C caused the return to popularity of in a cricket match against H.M.S. muff's and gullers for women. Medway to be played at Scokunpoo Router's Special Service.

at 2.10 p.m. to-morrow:-S.Q.M.S. ——

Badd, S/Sgt. Cate, S/Sgt. Skipp,

S/Sgt. Crowder, Corp!. Kenn, L/Corp. R. Signals to be played at Bookunpoo Henderson, Private Funnell, Private at 2.16 p.m. on Wednesday.-W.0.1. (Capt.), 8.Q.M.5. Lazenby. Drivor Whitley (Capt), Pamplin, A.E.C. Driver Gray, Driver Buckland. Sadd, S/Bergt. Cato, B/Bergt, Skipp Reserves Corp. Spain and Pte. B/Borgt. Crowder, Cpl. Kean, L/Cpl.

Scorer:Borgt. Beresford.

King, Cadman, Pto. Funneil,' Pte. Lasonby, Umpire:-L/Corp). Gardner.

Dve. Whitley, Dvr. Gray. Reserves:

The following have been selected Dr. Buckland and Cpl. Hender to represent the Detachment, R.A.B.C, san. Scorer:Sorgt. King. Umpire: In a cricket match against R.E. and L/Cp). "Gardner,

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