1932-10-03 — Page 22

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1932.

WEAK GOAL-KEEPING CAUSES KOWLOON DEFEAT

FLATTERING WIN FOR

SOUTH CHINA

ROYAL ARTILLERY COLLAPSE

AGAINST BORDERERS

MISERABLE POLICE DISPLAY

(By Veritas"}

ERRORS on the part of Gurevitch, the Kowloon Club goalkeeper was the chief instrument in the defeat of the Peninsula team by South China in the opening of the football league. on Saturday. The Chinese should never have won by such a pronounced margin, Gurevitch being responsible for three fatal mistakes.

The Royal Artillery were completed submerged beneath the determined and well directed Borderers attack and were finally outplayed, whilst the Police, from the territorial viewpoint, had the match in their pockets against St. Joseph's, but finished so badly, that. they eventually lost.

The weakened Reercio side had a rough passage against the Chinese Alhletic finishing six goals on the debit side.

RESULTS & GOAL-SCORERS

DIVISION 1.

South China (Lee Wai-tong 2. Wong Mee-shum and

Leung Tal-wing)

Kowloon (Melens)

1

Chineso Athletic (Mak Sui-hoj 3, Ho Ka-yuen 2. Lo

Chai-wan und Lal Kwok-chiu

7

Recrelo (Ribeiro)

S. W. Bordeers (Channings 2. Harris, Jones)

R. Artillery

Royal Navy (Murrel, Smith, Chadwick, Bryan()

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St. Joseph's (B. Gosano, Stephens own goal) Police (Forrest)

DIVISION 2.

'Ewo (Au Kim-fun and Lai Kong-Inf)

Kowloon (Dild and Bickford)

South China (To Wal-yield ...)

Hongkong F. C. (Sloan and Hynes)

Royal Artillery (Discombe, Lowe own gaal)

DIVISION 3.

Barderers (Purchell 3, Mason 2, Rees, Johns) Royal Signals (Olphant)

7

St. Joseph's (A. M. Omar 5, K. Omar, Costa) Recrelo (Campus)

Chinese Athletic (Kwong Yin-ming 2, Chang Ip-pin,

Ilui Iu-king)

University (Wong and Oliveira)

South China (Lå Su-wing 3)

Radio 8. C.

SUNDAY'S GAMES

DIVISION 2.

Chinese Athletic (Chan Cheung-chun 2 To Tung-ching

2, Sui Kin-chui) ....

Tsung Tein (Thony Rohing)

DIVISION J,

R.A.S.C. (Sands 3, Hay 2, Morgan 2, Craigs) Talko

S. CHINA MUST IMPROVE

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KOWLOON FINISH WELL.

MISS AMERICA WINS-After trailing Kayo Don's Miss England for 28 miles in the first heat of their 35-miles speed race for the Harmsworth Trophy at Detroit, Commodore Gar Wood in Mies America passed the British racer and finished iwo miles in front.

This picture was taken as Gar Wood flushed past Miss England at 80 m.p.h.

SHAMEEN TENNIS CLUB

Y.M. TAKE REVENGE

WIN SWIMMING EVENT AGAINST SHAMEEN

Issue in Doubt Until the End

By 20 points to 23 the

European

BEAT K.C.C.

FIVE RUBBERS

TO THREE

WEEK-END MATCH AT CANTON

The Shameen Temis Club puti upa brilliant resistance to the de- Lermined challenge of the Kowloon Cricket Club representatives who Įvisited -Canton over the week-end and won a singles and doubles en- YMCA. on Saturday night avenged counter with a total of five rubbers their previous defeat by the Shameen to threa. Swimming Club. On this occasion, Ithe YMCA, was at home to Shameen and both sides provided the large jerowd with full measure of excito

ment.

The teams were racing neck and neck to the penultimate event when the points were 23 all. Water Polo was left to decide the lasue and. by belter combination, the YaLCA, WOR by three goals to one,

At the conclusion of the aquatics, a dance was held in the West Lounge. Mickey's

Melody Makers provkled the dance music.

Results:

59 Yards-B. Raspiusser (Cau- ton), A. Donn (Y.M.C.A.) 2, W. Kerr (Y.M.C.A.) 3. Time: 27 1/6 seck. Won by a touch.

Long Plunge H. Frolich (Canton) and I. Hansford (Canton) tied 1. Distance: 5 feet 4 inches. S. Gar rod (Y.M.G.A.) 8.

DOUBLES. Thutche and Newell (Sha- men) fost Lo Hung

and Zimmern 2-6, 4-6.

Phillips and Pote-Hunt (Shameen) bent Kengelnacker

and White 0-6, 6-1, 6-3. Oit and Terdre (Shumeen) heat Gray and Mackay 6-3, 2-5.

SINGLES. Newell lost to Hung 2-6, 2-6.

Ou beat Kengelbacker 5-3, 6-1.

MAMAK

HOCKEY

AUSPICIOUS START

BRILLIANT WORK BY GILCHRIST AND GUEST

ALL FAVOURED TEAMS WIN

SOME sparkling hockey

was the outcome of the three opening matches in the Mamak Tournament Saturday, Enthusiasm

on

Was

at a high pitch and this augura well for the remain- der of the competition.

As was expected the winning teams were the Incognitos, St. Andrew's and the Police al- though DONG of them Won by a large, nurgin. In the

ANOTHER

RECORD BROKEN

START OF CRICKET

SEASON

VOLUNTEERS WIN AGAINST K.C.C.

FULL WEEK-END RESULTS

start

Local cricket made 2 on Saturday, when several friendly games were played and the Kowloon Cricket Club And the Volunteers met in the an nual two-days match.

The Volunteers, thanks largely to a sporting declaration on the part of homesters forced a credit- able win.

The Indians displayed promis- ing form against the Navy to win comfortably, but among the Junior games, the Navy took ample re- Ivenge by defeating tast year's

champions,

After being 10 down on the first innings in a week-end match against the Kowloon Cricket Club, the Volan, teers pulled together splendidly and won by five wickets and eight runs.,

Scores:

Kowloon C. C.

Fincher, e Richardson, b Beck Lay, Beck, b 11-Thomson

| McInney, b H-Thomson

Lyal, run out......

Lawrence, b -Thomason

b Baker Lee,

FINE SWIMMING Goodwin, Baker

AT V.R.C.

COLONY'S TITLES

DECIDED

A brilliant swim by Miss Sau-king, the young Chinese girl, in the Indies 100 yards championships, when she set、

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new record and beat `n previous holder, Miss Enn Allen, and the masterly effort of Roza Pereira in carrying of the 440 yards title formeil the features of Saturday's events in the Hongkong Swim- ming Championships at the V.R.C.

Burnett, e Beck, b H-Thomson Fincher, Baker

Dand, Lowson Hunter, not out

Extras

Bock

Total

Hall ThomнON Baker Richardson Lowson Killee

Bowling.

M

Second Innings.

E. 0. Fincher. b Lowson Lay, b Beck Lawrence,e Deck b Hall-Thompson E. F. Fincher, not out. Barnett, e Beck b Richardson Goodwin, e Stilllard Beck

Lyal, not out

Extens

Total for five wkts. (declared) 183

Bowling.

game between the Incognitos The 440 yards proved to be one and the R.A.S.C. the winners of the most thrilling events of and were held in check until late in the day. with Lawrence the game and then the Service Campbell offering a determined Imen went to pieces and the In-challenge to Roza Pereira, cognitos netted thrice in quick had a stiff tussie for second pince, but W. Lawrence and Pte. Campbell Thatche lost to Gray 5-7, 2-6.succession. Funnell, in goal Lawrence proved just 21 shade Terdre bent Mackay 6-3, for the R.A.S.C., gave an ex-speedier. The fourth man, Shek Buck 2-6, 6-4.

cellent exhibition and In the Nam-pul, of the Fukienese, A.A., kept Hall-Thompson. Pote-Hunt beat Zimmern 6-, Hatter stages of the game was close to the heels of Roza-Pereira, for Baker 5-7, 60.

the most part of the race but could Richardson responsible for preventing heavier score being registered at the distance.

The afternoon saw the Ladies' · 100 Yards Free Style Record lowered by against his side.

almost five seconds. Mies Young Sau king, the well-known swimmer of

Shameen were full value for their 50 Yards Breast Stroke-J. Pen-success, being well led by Pote- field (Canton)

Fowler Hunt. Mr. Herbert Phillips, the "W. Schreuder (Y.M. British Consul-General, was n pro- (Y.M.C.A.) C.A.) 3. Time: 30 seca,

minent member of the team High Diving R. Morrison gave a polished display at doubles. (Y.M.G.A.) 1, B. Schroter (Canton)

Complimentary speeches were ex- 2, E. Selk (Y.MLC.A.) 3.

changed when the teams met at

and

Guest and Gilchrist, the newcomers to the St. Andrew's side, were at their best and if they continue the form shown on Saturday and continue to receive the backing of the other members of the team, the side will be among the favourites for the trophy. They deserved their victory of four goals to one.

SAINTS WIN.

Lowson

Volup dis Fir Innings. Jab McInnes ...

the South China A.A., won this event Mitchell, e J casily and returned the excellent Richardsor time of 72 1/5 seconds. Miss En

But

E. F. Fincher b

Allen, who won this event last year. | F. Wing-han third.

took second place with Miss Leung wig, cand b McInnes

run out

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B, E. C. Fincher b Mclanes 1f As was expected, the V.R.C. won rice, bennes the Open Relay Race. Four teams Hall Thompson, b McInnes.. participated in the final, the V.R.O"

tho S.C.A.A., Chinn Athletic and

Army, the teams finishing in fin order. South China took the jad in

(Continued on Page 11.)

SPORT ADVTS.

100 Yards—B. Rasmussen (Canton) 1, E. Railton (Y.M.C.A.) 2, W. tifin yesterday at the conclusion of Schreuder (Y.M.C.A.) 3. Time: 32 the match, Mr. G. A. White, captain Kowloon responding to South 0/5 secs.

team of the K.C.C.

expressing China's attempts

which Relay Race-Won by the Y.M.C.A. thanks for the manner In pattorn-

they had been received and enter- weaving with fast go-ahead, but Time: 16 1/5 secs.

Throwing Polo Bali-F. Read (Can tained in Shameen. He presented hardly methodical football. To- ton), 1. 70 feet 6 inches, W. Kerr spoons to the winning Shameen wards the end of the first half. (Y.M.C.A.) 2, P. Tremlett (Canton) team as a memento of the occasion. for their victory by four goals to one third when they were passed by the St. Andrew's Club were full value the first lap and kept it up! the Gurevitch misjudged a long shot 3. to turn it over his head into the 50 Yards Buck Stroke--J. Pen- Mr. Poto-Hunt suitably replied against H.M.S. Phoenix on the V.R.C., who from then onwards never net.

feld (Canton) 1, R. Langley adding that Shameen looked for Marinn Ground on Saturday afternoon relinquished it. TO CAPTURE THE

(Y.M.C.A.) 2, E. Selk (Y.M.C.A.) 3. ward to visiting the K.C.C. in in the first Mamak Hockey Tourna

The Results After the interval, South China) Water Polo Won by the Y.BL.C.An return fixture in the near future. Iment match of the present season. CHAMPIONSHIP.

50 Yards Members' fardles Handi-THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLU pressed strongly and Loe Wai- by 3 goals to one.

ARMY TENNIS

Guest at centre forward was out-cap-1, F. M. Silva: 4 E. B. Roza;

The ELEVENTH EXTRA RAC South China fielded a rather tong and Leung Tat-wing scored

The match to decide the winners of standing and led his line of forwards Time.31 4/5 secs Handicap-1st. MEETING will bo hald (Wanther P the Army inter-unit Shield was play.

5 Yards Boy's to such advantage that the sailore

VALLEY strange side, notable absentees further goals, Kowloon coming! being Fung King-cheong, Ip Pak-back in the last fifteen minutes, er to attract attention, though ited at Sookenpoo yesterday between Wore on the defensive from the out- Heat. 1, L. Remedus: 2, A. A. Souza; mitting) at HAPPY

Baturday, 8th October, and on Md the is a pity than such a good foot the Royal Army Ordnance Corps attacks during one of which Barnett

set with the exception of periodical Time. 10 3/5 acts. wa and Li Tin-sang. In con-keeping the opposition on

2nd Heat. R. Barnes; 2, Aday, 10th October, 1932, commenci baller will not resist the tempta-winners of the Hongkong side, and broke through to score without giv- Guterres, Time-D SUCE.

at 2.00 p.m. on both days. sequence, their machine failed to defensive.

tion of doubtful tactics.

the British Staff of the Hongkong ing the Saints goal keeper

any 440 Yards Championship Final-1, and Singapore Brigade,, Royal Ar- chance of saving. work properly and they must be

The First Bell will be Rung L. Roza Perora; 2, W. Lawrence: 31.30 p.m. rogarded as somewhat fortunate to

Uliery, winners on Kowloon Thero The brilliant stick work of Guest Pte. Campbell, Time-5 mins, 69 1/6 MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. win, despite the apparent dis

was a number of spectators present with the able assistance of his other nec,

Mombers are notified parity of the score,

to see the R.A.0.0. over-run the forwards was an outstanding feature 100 Yards Ladies Championship II.K.S. Brigade, eight sets to one.

Results:

of the game and during the first half Final-1, Miss Young Sau-king: 2, and their Ladies must wear

No One without a Badge will Conductor Mitchell and Sgt. Major he scored two beautiful goals which Miss E. Allen; 3, Miss Loung Wing Badges prominently displayed.

admitted to the Mombers Endlost Anderson (R.A.O.C.) beat Licut, left the custodian standing. He add-han, Time-72 1/5 secs. (Record).

Boys Race Finnl.-1, R. Rocha; 2.

Badges admitting Non-Member Pryor and Bdr. Bryant (H.K.S. Bde.), ed two more in the second half after.

the Membera" Enclosure and - C 6- beat Master Gunner Wardle and the teams had changed over with the. Remedios. Time-48 3/5 secs.

V.R.C. Junior Championship-1st. B.Q.M.S. Do In Haye, 6-0; lost to Saints leading by two goals.

Lad As a combination the Peninsula Heat-1. G. Lynn; 2, A. A. Guterres; Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gen

men and $3.00 per day for Captain' Barry and Sgt. Pratt, 3-6.

Staff Sgt Norris and Staff Sgt. players were for superior to their Time-70 3/5 secs.

2nd Heat-1, L. A. Soares; 2, E. 1, (Both including Tax) are obtaine

through the SECRETARY upon In Mitchell (R.A.O.C.) beat Lieut. opponents who utilised hard hitting

to the clover Marques; Timo.69 4/5 seep. Pryor and Bdr. Bryant, (H.K.S. tactics as a counter

Relay Championship-1, V.R.C.; 2, duction by a Member, such Mem Bde), 6-1; beat Mr. Gunr. Wardle short passing of their opponents.

China Athletic; 1, Chins to be responsible for Payment of

Chita, &c.

Memb Badges admitting to Capt. Barry and Sgt. Pratt, 6-4.. Holding the Incognitos well in the Athletic; 4, Army; Time.-2.48 secs. Racelet. Members Obstaclo Staff Sgt. Sanderson and L/Cpl. first half, the fmproved R.A.S.C. side Smith (R.A.0.C.) beat Llout. Pryor cracked up towards the end to allow Heat-1, E. M. Marques; 2. A. A. Enclosure will NOT bo on sale On No Pretext will Children and Bdr Bryant (H.K.S. Bdo.), 6-4; their opponents to score three goals Guterres 2, L. P. da Silva; Ord Heat the Race Courag De la Haya, 6-2; beat Capt. Barry lent exhibition by Funnell in goal Marques; 2, 3, A. Guterres.”

the Meeting.

Timns are obtainable at the and Sgt. Pratt, 9-7.

ord they are MIXED DOUBLES.

House provided from the No. 1 Boy in advance. T Following in the draw of the Mixed

phone 21320.

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Kowloon, in fact, finished more strongly than South China and on the whole, gave their supporters much couragement. Wells and East- man were sound at back after a shaky start and the power of Bliss and Watkins in the half-back line was ovident from the start.

Campbell and Melens

were

осед-

It was, of course, impossi- ble to gain any idea of the real merita of the South China side of this season. They enn play better than this and must if they hope to carry of the championship. Kow- loon gave them a close run in every department, n far better and keener gume than had been anticipated being wit- nessed by the large crowd.

POLICE FRITTER and B.Q.M.S. De la Haye, 6-2; beat FUNNELL'S FINE DISPLAY. South AWAY CHANCES

that t

beat Mr. Gar. Wardle and B.Q.M.S. in rapid succession. Only the excel-1, 8. E. Bouza; 2, LA. Silva,

Obstacle Race Final-1, E. M.Permitted in either Enclosure dar

provented the elvilian team from scoring more. over them.

South China's usual thrustful- ness and snap was replaced by a short-passing game, notable more for its dilatoriness than precision, but it so happened that they caught the Kowloon goalkeeper on one of his worst days. The new South China goalkeeper, Lim Shin- chan, on the other hand, played a brilliant game. Ho had far more) direct shots to save than Gure-prominent in the attack. The vitch, but only when Melens ran contre-forward got fow of the through close to the end and drew right type of panses, but

slonal individual bursts caused him out of his charge did

Làu Mau and Loung Ju-chan much appear likely to be defeated.

anxiety and he made no mistake FOOLISH DEFEAT with his one reat opportunity. Campbell was

BY THE SAINTS one of the moat useful mon on the field from the

The Polico had themselves.to Kowloon viewpoint. He worried thank for their defeat at the hands Doubles Championship organised by South China's defonco Into of St. Joseph's. They enjoyed the Chinese Recreation Club: much

The Price of Admission to wild kicking and took three parts of the game and threw

Top Half Mr. and Mrs, Ho Ka. good deal of work

off away Innumerable scoring op- lau v. Mrs. Lochner and Capt, Barry;

H. M. J. McIntyre, II. D. Low and Public Enclosure is 12.00 per the shoulders of the Kowloon portunities. Thoir finishing was Miss Thomas and Monaghan . Mlas The Gorman Club, newcomers to G. F. Rees: E. G. Fincher, A. Guest, including Tax, for all Parsons, ind half-backs. The wingers did good na weak and as ragged as

has Griffith and G. A. White; Miss H. the Lasgue, made their debut at W. A. Nowers, L. D. Kilble and A. ing Ladies, and is payable at rather work without inspiring confidence. } oven been seen on the racecourse. Hancock and-Wild. v. Miss O. Dalxiol Caroline HiH where they met and N. Other. Reforoe. G. E. R. Divott, Gato,

and E. C. Fincher; Mrs. James and were defeated by the Police by two fukily in the first five minutes,

TO-DAY'S MAMAK GAME Moss and Cornwall were early Sewell v Miss Botelho and 8. A. goals to all. The. Pelite were far LEE CONSPICIOUS. Loo Wai-tong forcing the ball

offenders and their mistakes Berv-| Rumjahn.

superior in stick-work and knowledge just over the line, though it was

Loo Wai-tong, as is customary, ed only to make the team less and Bottom Half-Mrs. McTavish and of the gamo bat were content to rest kicked out immediately. Wong was the most conspicuous player less impressive as the game wore. F. Fincher v. Mr. and Mrs. Grim-on their laurele.

In the first half, Korter Singh put Mol-shun hit the post with on the Chinese aldo and his tussels, on.

he: Bins E. Lo and M. W. La v. Mrs. 3 terrifo drive immediately aftor with Bliss, Watkins, McKelvic and The Saints recovered from beling Stafford Smith and W. E. Williama; the Folies ahead and scored again in

Club Seconds v Jats. wards, and Melens scraped palat Campbell furnished the bright outplayed in the opening stages, Miss G. Lo and II. Lo v. Mlas R. the second half.

Rumjahn and B. D. Rumjahn.

Misa R. Hancock and Stocker drew The following will represent the a byo.

Higkong Hockey Club acconds to-

It was more a goalkeeper's result, therefore, than a ro- flection of the run of the play,. though South Chinn were al ways a shade the better side, without being impressive as a team.

FLUKE GOAL.

South China scored

off the cross-bar at the other end. spots. of the · individual ·play:[ and "" although they never gottled

Play wont from and to end, Wong Mel-shun was another play- (Continued on Paga 11.)

day at 5.10 p.m. sharp on Marina against the 3/9 Jat Incognitos and was followed by Regiment Pinto opened the scoring for the ground

in friendly gamb E. Монев: LA. R. Duncan

F.. Nicholson and L

(capt); Francis and R. C. Reed.

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