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SHIELD FINALS.

Club Attack

Fades Out.

Borderers Snatch Victory.

JUNIOR TROPHY GOES TOR.A.

By "Wanderer."

LOCAL YACHTING.

RACES FOR PRESENTED CUPS! ON SUNDAY.

VOLUNTEER SHOOT,

FREE VACCINATION.

AMBULANCE WORK FOR PAST WEEK.

ANNUAL RIFLE MEETING DURING HOLIDAYS. Three events for Presented Cups The annual rifle meeting of the word decided under the auspices of Hongkong Volunteers took place at free of charge by mombars of St. the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club at Stonecutters on Friday and Saturday.

The number of those vaccinated

North Point on Saturday afternoon Conditions were good and some quite John Ambulance Brigade for the over the following, course.-Channel creditable scores were made. In the week ending Thursday, March 24, Rocks (P), Kowloon Rock (P), Blake Shield Competition the Enge is as follows: Rumsey Shoal (P)_and_Channel Rocksineer Company "A" team, despite the (S). Distance: 7.8 miles.

The results were:

"I" Cika (Beurted at 2.25 pm)

Yacht

(Mr. I. Block)

team, who are to be congratulated on Railway

fact that their best shot was decidedly.

Division

Totale

"off" at 600, put up a record score, Chinese Y.M.C.A. (Hong-

I'Intoon, by eight points. In the com-

beating last year's #inners, No. 4 kong)

4364

Norena

Pinahod Correct Pan.

1.40.ZD 9.40.00

B

(Capt. Krogh Mor)

Bolin

3.42.59

3.11.20

petillon for the Francis Cup the Eng- King's College (Old) Ineers again did well, winding by King's College (Present) fifteen points from No. 2 Platoon "D"

1637

10139

3157

Agulla $1

2

Dorothea

Diana

9.40.18

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1716

3945

20621

2750

Y.M.C.A. (Kow-

12723

12498

2.40.00 4 their fino effort. Both teamin beat Indian

(Mr. Gandy) last year's winning score. The Tile Kowloon

1.58.00 1.

Mr. IL Edwards) Competition was rendered difficult by Bongkok 1.45,03 $.50.ND a glare which made thu lics prac Shaukiwan

(Major Bingham) tically invisiblo, and under the cir-

******** Clam (Started at 1.30 p.m.)

8.17.01 9.07.01 cumstances No. 7 Platoon "B" team St. Joseph's College

(Miss Stokos) did well to break eight out of nino Chinese

loon) .. tiles. The Attack Competition pro (Major Lachner)duced a larger field than usual and Chinose Athletic Associa

tion

Allan

Borderers 3 H.K.F. Club

The Club gave a good account of Daphne themselves, but the South Wales Borderers were masters in tactica throughout a keen game, which Why Wondert although not spectacular, abound- | Mugheket, mode ed in thrills and exciting in Boom eldents. Only In the first tirenty ninutes were there reni visions of Upeedwel n Club victory and the capture of Adanaz the Senior Shield for the first time

Thinkow

in ten years. In this period, the Wandy Forwards, without being at all Thoy brilliant, were impressive. took the short routs for goal and l'ate-Hunt's masterly ball mani- rulation opened up glorious op. portunities to Howe and Gerrard.

Fowkes considerably morn short-windedness,

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(Mr. H. H. House) 4.58.65 4.00.1

(Major Riewart) 4.02.144.02.18

Cdr. A. 11. Walker, R.N.)

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4.38.30 4.14.18 2

(Capt Malone) 4.08.04 4.00.481 (Capt Row

Sourabaya, Mar. 26. Seven rubber estates are closing down and several others are substitu- The centre-forward netted from ting other crops for rubber owing to the rejection of the rubber restriction un ensy position five minutes from the start, but he mineed an equal-plan-Reuter. ly good opening soon afterwards and Gerrard alan drove badly wide

of the Borderers' attack was the when well placed. Hail they scored and the ball should have assiduity of the effort to walk the been sent into the net by four ball into the net. players out of five similarly placed -the result would have probably heen vastly differest. The Bor- derers' defence was at this time

JUNIOR FINAL

Artillery Too Big for R.A.F.

Battery ..

2 R.A.F.

Na. 7 Platoon "A" won by one point Motor Drivers from last year's winners, the Eng Victoria Nursing Ineer Company.

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The scores in the Musketry, Com-Shaukiwan Nursing petition were not as good as in former Un Long years. Sapper Salter and L/Sgt. Rozario took first and second places. The Corps Championship was closely contested between Lt. Westlake and C.Q.M.S. Grenham. Grenham did well

in the first three practices, but drop: Forbes, Piper Nishot); 2, No. 2 ped points at the 500. Both he and Platoon "A" (Lt. Richards, 2/14. Lt. Westlake beat the pravlous bast Branson, C.S.M. Slattery, Sgt. Terry): score for the championship-118 by 8, No. 10 Platoon "A" (2/Lt. Silva, Captain Mitchell two years ago. Sgt. Sequeira, L/Opl. Soares, Pte. L/Sgt. Britto put up a record score Rocha). for the Tyro Competition. In

the

Open Revolver competition the shoot- Attack Competition (Filteon teams ing was not as good as Innt year, competed)-1, No. 7 Platoon "A" when five men obtained possibles. P. (Capt. Forsyth, C., S. M. Parkinson, Fletcher, who was second last year, Sgt. Stopaat-Thomson, Piper Wat tied with C.P.O. Clark with 20 and son); 2, Engineer Company "A" (Cpl. won the shoot-of, In the Corps Saiter, ICpl. Lockhart, Spr. Salter, Revolver competition L/Cpl. Lockhart Spr. Smith); 3, No. Platoon "A" was first with Pipe-Major Mackle CQ.M.S. Grenham, Cpl. Holmes,

L/Cpl. Woodman, Pte. Wood). second.

Detailed results follow:

Blake Shield (Twenty-two leum fired)1, Engineer Company "A". (Cpl. Salter, L/Cpl. Lockhart. Spr. Salter, Spr. Smith), 301 marks; 2,4 No. 4 Platoon "A" (G.Q.M.S. Gren- ham, Cpl. Holmes, L/Cpl. Woodman, Pte. Wood), 293 marks; 3, No. Pintoon (C.S.M. Baptista, Sgt. Xavier, L/Sgt Ronarlo, L/Cpl. Ribeiro), 280 stone marks.

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the

1 should imagine that Artillery were about heavier all round than the R.A.F. and this played an important part

more than a ttle rattled, Mor- rison was hurt and went into the forward line and skilfully though Channings played at back the al-112th terations in the half-back lino lowered the standard of the plas of the middle se startlingly.

But as the Borderers' half-backs showed signs of faltering, so did the Club forwards lose their punch and effectiveness. Now and again, Pote-Hunt played like a man in- spired. He was at all times the The 12th Battery were much the dominating Agure in the Club at aounder all-round team, however, tack. His quickness at seeing an and well merited their success.

fought pluckily against odds, and some of their dashing raids a most deserved better results.

12

Meiketry Competition.

20 10 70

20 Polbla

pr. lalter (Engineers). G/Sgt. Itxaro (No. 12). 18 R 80 Spr. Johan (Engines). 10 C 2/Lt, Reapan (Na 2).... 13 10 30

Tosible

Corpe Championship.

Jl. Bentlake (N. 9.) co... Grenham (No. 4) C.Q... Cuthill (No. 6) ... 1/Gpl. Woodman (No. 4) C.8.1. Parkiran (No. 7 Bur. Balter (Engine) 20 28 Francis Cup (Twenty teams fired). 1/Cpl. Lockhart (Engineem) 20 25

Tyre Competition.

17 102

in their final victory. The R.A.F, Engineer Company "A" (Cpl. Pipe Major Mackis (No. 4) 26 22

Salter, L/Cpl. Lockhart, Spr. Smith, Spr. Salter), 251 marks; 2, No. 2 Platoon "B" (Ps. Groves, Pte. Braley. L/Bt lito (No. 1) +++ 10 +1 Open Revolver Competition-1, P. Eastman, Pte. Tetley), 230 Fletcher (Police Reserves); 2, C. P. 0. marka; 3, No. 4 Platoon "A" (C.Q.M. Clark (Range Staff). S. Grenham, Cpl Holmes, L/Cpl.

Pic.

Woodman, Pic. Wood), 232 marks. Corps Revolver Competition.-1.

opening and his beautiful passes Allen and Mooro obtained 1 Tile Competition (Eighteen teams L/Cpl. Lockhart (Engineers), 20

again and again left only the goals, while the Airmen

for his col-from a penalty. finishing-off work leagues, but, largely through lack of anticipation, the opportunities were wasted,

Harris equalised Howe's goal with a great shol from close in ten, minutes from the start, and four or five minutes later, Strange Buked the lead for the Club, seor- ing from a seemingly impossible angle when Johnson ran out of his charge and failed to get huld of the ball << scramble.

Daris equalised bofore the in- terval in somewhat similar fush- ion. though he was directly in front of goal when Rodger was ob stracted by colleague, giving Davis a simple shot into an un- tenanted net.

The second half found the Bor- derers pressing stendily, with oc casional dangerous-looking bursts by the Club which seldom, how- ever, progressed boyond Channings and Mullane, the strong forces in the Borderers' defence. Chan- ings particularly carned high praise. Going from centre-half to full-back, his kicking was splendidly clean and accurate and his interceptions were capitally timed.

The forwards were neverthe- less, having à trying time against a determined Club defence in which flatwin, Foley and Strange were outstanding. Baldwin gave A great display against Davis and larris, emerging with success from a large proportion of his tuckles, while the amount of work he accomplished In covering his backs and lending himself to the attack was prodigious.

Strange always bobbed up in the right place at the critical moment. He got through a tremendous amount of work with marked judg ment, while Folay backed him up splendidly though it seemed to be his error of judgment which led to the second goal.

The third and winning goal de- | '• veloped on the right wing, from a long klek which caught the Club defence spreadeagled. Even 80, Davis seemed oltside when he re- calved the ball from Harris, though Jones, the actual scoror, was legi- timately placed when he took a pass from Davis, who had carried the ball down and slipped it neatly nt the right momant.

The Club carried on with pluck and persistency, but only live. minutes remained for play, and the Borderers concentrated on de- fonce, not being too earnest about keeping the ball in play.

The Club: compared favourably with their rivals in defence, but ware without any definito. : plan of campaign. The only wonkeness

netledared).-1, No. 7 Platoon "B" (Sgt. marks; 2, Pipe Major Mackie (No. 6),

Chapman,L/Cpl. Cranston,

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