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THE HONG KONG TELEGRAPH

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1933.

RESUSCITATED CLUB KEEP

BORDERERS TO A DRAW

ANDERSON'S SWAN-SONG SHIELD SOCCER SHOCKS HONGKONG LADIES HELD

$ FOR 18 IN LAST MATCH FOR

THE UNIVERSITY I.R.C. RECORD RUINED

LIVELY CRICKET No

more typical, or happy, valedictory to Hongkong cricket could have been made

ROWING INTERPORT

HONGKONG BEATEN

BY CANTON-

REGATTA HELD ON SATURDAY

úva events.

Shameen, Feb. 12. The Canton Rowing Club easily won the Interport Regatia held on Satur day in Canton between the Royal Ilongkong Yacht Club and the Can- by Donald Anderson, the young ton Rowing Clab, taking four of the University all-rounder than his. The results were na follows:- achievement on Saturday, when, on the eve of his de parture for Home, ho played the leading part in the defeat of the Indian Recreation Club..

Grifin Patra.

This race was scratched owing to the Hongkong Yacht not putting in a crew..

Senior

Williams, who netted the Club's goal on Saturday.

THOSE who conceived the iden that the Club were labour-

DIVISION J

HOLDERS University 2 Radio

HELD

NAVY SCORE 7

B.W.D.

League Table.

Goals

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts,

Lincolns Regt. 14 12 R.A.S.C.

14 10

10 14 11 83 16 20

0

2 68 17 24

1

0 60 11 21

8 68 18 21

63

St. Joseph's 16 a South China. 17 7 3 China Ath, 10 7 3

ARTILLERY BEATEN IN Raul 9.C.

JUNIOR TOURNEY

South China Withstand

the Lincolns

(By "Veritas").

ODGER give an outstanding

con-

R.A.F.

15 8 0

12 7 1

R.C. of S.

14

GO

11

Recrelo

I.E.

University

Taikoo C.R.C. 17

yen

7 41 31 17

the nauticnla for the game they played. ・・

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LANGMEAD

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at centrefor- ward was capecially fine, and it is possible that he will prove himself the finest leader In Hongkong. Not only can be shoot; not only can he snap up centres and passes; but he can juggle with the ball in auch a manner as to bewilder his op- ponents. He made centrefer- ward play look easy, and five goals was no undue reward for such an afternoon's work.

This was Belor Four Canton Rowing under an inferiority complex-R display of goalkeeping, touch. ing Club by four lengths. Up to the as a result of their two dianstrousing the peak of his form, which, half mile both boats were oven, but league encounters with the South as every local footballer knows, in Ila five wickets for eighteen run after this Canton went right ahead Wales Borderers (and I plead pretty high. Martin nad Strange meant the ruination of one of the and ended up with four lengths, there- guilty to this Indictment) had a were spoilers rather than

rude awakening on Saturday, when structive defenders, but their proudest records in local league by gaining 3 points. cricket, for it caused the 1. R. C., to

the civilaus, meeting the 24th breaking up tactics had the desir lose their first league match in throa

for the third time this

being kept well in hand. The the Senior Shield competition. forced a very creditable draw ined effect, Jones and his colleagues Club's best department was the half back line-a rather unusual, THE game was a perfect illu-[but none the less happy feature Tertion of how previous mat- where Skinner, Boyd and Duncan, Treadwell in goal was not impres

the Borderers van- ches and results, as well as form, hang on to

years.

Junior Fairs.

won by This was the only race Hongkong, which was throughout the This feat of Anderson's brought to race the better crow by far, winning close an association with Univer-by 2 lengths, and scoring 1 point.

Griffin Feuta, uity cricket marked by consistent

This was won by Canton. For the achievement. Antlerson is probably first quarter mile the crews were even, the finest All-rounder the Hongkong hut after this Canton stendily got the

and produced, Varsity han fortunes on the cricket fletu in Eng-lead and finished up ↳ Jengths ahead, land will be watched with the keenest scoring 1 point.

Canton Ird in this race right from altention.

the start winning by 4 lengths and Enining 2 points.

Junior Fours.

were

A typical knock of 50 by M. P. Mudar and F. M. di Arculli's 6 for 21 the featuren of the 1.R.C., victory over the University in the second division, The Recreio were accidedly unlucky to be robbed of two points when the Civil Service forced n diraw, whereas the long kong Club and the Navy won with are hackvazis striking good form

with tho willow for the Club,

RESULTS.

Division 1

Senior l'airs.

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Benson

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THE remainder of the team although adequate,

Tivera

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Herbert Sutcliffe, who kus already reached his half century in his first innings of the fourth Test. So far he Jardine have scored 99 runs for

the opening wicket.

S.W.B'S. DEFEATED,

Shanghai Wins by A Single Point.

LOSERS UNLUCKY.

Shanghal, Feb. 12. Shanghal defented the South Wales Borderers XV in a rugger match this afternoon by nine points to eight.

TO A DRAW

CHECKED BY ST.

ANDREWS.

CAER. CLARK, AND MAMAK HOCKEY

By "Bully-Off

In their return game with. St. Androw's In the Caer Clark Cup com- polition at Sockumpoo on Saturday, the Hongkong Ladies suffered their Arat reverse, being held to a draw of one gasi cach. Despite this sat- back the retention of the tophy by the Hongkong Club is almost a certainty for they bave lost only one point and are a game in hand over their nearest rivals, St Androw's"

who have now played six' games,

kave lost one and drawn three, and are two points behind the champions,

The checking of the Hongkong forwards was duo to the splended- defence of G. A. White and I. L. Woolley, In the intermediato Ilne." Another feature of the game was the aninzing speed of H. Knill, playing

at right wing for Hongkong.

Hongkong took up the attack enon alvo, more than once handling

after the bully-off and II. Kalil sent faultly, which, against & more

The weather was runny and a large in some fine centres but the saints' dangerous attack, miglt have pro-

waȧ

Alun Jonce crowd whs present when play com- backs dealt with them time after time. ved costly. The game im-

sent in a rising shot which J.. oncalded that much of its normal menced, but the muddy state of the On one occasion M. but

interest was lost, but the Navyground made scientific play well-Bryson just managed to reach with were valua for their decisive vic-

her hand and clear. Shortly after aigh impossible.

P. M. Harrop sent a first-tima shot, tory, and on this thowing stand

from a centre by H. Knill, just round nore than a reasse20

the post..

can mean absolutely nothing. Inguard like leeches, and refused to racing parlance, the safest bet in yield an inch.

a noticable Jocal football on Saturday was the Victory of the Borderers over the HIERE WAS

forward, provement up Club, yet not only did the "tip" This was the last race and was go completely, astray but it re-this does not mean there is not fact that throughout room for more. The finishing won by Canton. Hongkong was most mains unfortunate in breaking a rudder line the ninety minutes, it never look-touches were poor, hesitancy in front of goal, and the inability after the half mile mark when both

to cover that extra yard quick crews were drad level. They very ed like materialising.

than the soldiers, being pro sportingly however carried on to the end of the couras though naturallyHE Club were an entirely di

minently displayed. Williams fferent team. Their work was was virile, but over anxious. stamped with plenty of determina- whereas the Fowler-Strange wing tion, an unsuspected amount of were always scheming and doing eleverness and an enlightened.ap their best to outwit the opposition preciation of the basic principles

many lengths behind. Canton scored: 2 points.

The total number of points scored were eight to one.

WINNING CREWS

The winging crews were;

University beat 1.R.C, by 10 runs Senior Fourn. J. W. Pote-llunt

Division.2

THE

of the game-term play. The

I.R.C. beat University by 99 runa/baw. 11. J. Frolich No. 2, I. G. Wylie effect was startling. It.found the

H. W. Hewett cox.

Junior Paira.-J. P. Hollingdale attacking, and the Borderers hard runs.

Navy beat R.A.B.C. by eight bow, P. Ramus stroke, F. Lenfesty put to keep their lines intact. That midfield supremacy which wickets.

Civil Service drow with Reerelo.cox. This pair certainly deserved

the soldiers had enjoyed and turn- cd to such useful effect in the previous games was certainly not:

Friendlies

H.K.C.C. beat K.C.C. by three wickeln.

Craigengower beat the Army by

16 runa

Borderers beat Civil Service by nine wickets

Craigengower beat the Police by three wickeln.

SUNDAY.

H. K. Volunteers drow with Civil Service

HONOUS LIST.

Batling

J. E. Richardson (C. S.) v Volunteers

82

Capt. Walen (S. W..B.) v Civil

Service

73

I. Lee (C. C. C.) v Army ...

A. K. Mackenzie (H. K. Č. C.)

R. E.

05

1. P. Madar (I. R. C.) v Univer-

aity

60

D. S. Harley (Volunteers) v C. S. 51 A.C. Beck (H.K.C.C.) ▼ K.C.C. 63*

signlica not out.

Bowling.

Wilmot (Navy) v R.A.S.C. 8 for 40 (II.K.C.C.) A.C. Beck

K. C. G......

V

7 for 27

F.M. el Arculi (1.R.C.) v

University ***

Lee (C.C.C) v Police

Cant. Mirehouse (Army) v

C. C. C.

Anderson

(University)

I. R. C......

win and displayed very one oarsman- ship keeping well together and a stendy stroke nil the way through.

Griffin Fourn. Dr. Sanner bow, II. Gerhold No. 2, G. Hattemeier No. 3,

Tremlett stroke, and II. W. Hewett cox.

Senior Paira.-1. G. Wylle bow, B. R. Rasmussen stroke, and E. A. G. Jordan cox.

Junior Fours.-F. Bunne bow, E. M. E. Stirling No, M. G. Gillett No. 3. K. Penfield stroke, and II. W. Hewelt coxL

The weather was not too favourable, there being a alight wind from the river rather share side, and the cheppy. It was also somewhat cold, which

apecintora prevented many being present.

In the evening a dinner was given by the Canton Rowing Club to their guests at the New Asia Hotel- Our Own Correspondent.

feature of the exchanges on Saturday. If anything it was the Club who held the balance in this respect.

•

TF the fates had felt the!

lightest bit kindly disposed towards the Club

should have seen the Shield holders eliminated. Territorally, the

we

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NE of the Individual

per-

for the Shield.

chance

CONSPICUOUS ATTACKERS,

The Borderers scored and converted in the first half-minute, and there after Shanghai was seldont dangerous, HE Borderers enjoyed a dou-They were fortunate in that Taylor en finu penalty goals from

M. Churn, P. Gittins and M. Tule success when the second

long range.

Woolley were next conspicuova in an The Borderers several times almost attack but their effort was frustrat- string custed the Artillery from the Junior Shield. This was the.

scored but their passing broke down ed by B. M. Pole. Towards the third time they had met and the

at a critical moment. Shanghal led middle of the opening half the Saints. line regiment achieved the "hat-

were awarded a free hit Just outside. trick" through their win. There' at half-time, 6-5. was nothing fluky about it. They Artillery did not produce quite their best form, it does not de- prive the Borderers of any credit.

Ormanres of the afternoon were the better team, and if the

came from Matthias, who, hav- ing covered himself with glor by netting the two goals which put the Bordc.ers reserves into the next round of the Junior Shield earlier in the afternoon, came. in nt the last minute to pepper Rodger with shots which kept the Scottish goalkeeper guessing. Jones was very sub- dued, and the whole forward Hne was but a shadow when former displays compared to this season. •

no more

PODMORE again the lead- exchanges were very evenly Port was the defence, al- shared, and if Rodger had thouvh his work was somewhat more work to do than valuable than that of Mullane and Johnson It was not so much the Morrison, who did not make fault of the Club forwards as single mistake.

Another league result was re- it was the brilliance of Mullane and Morrison, who covered their versed when the Police fell foul custodian perfectly.

TENNIS ATTRACTION

RUMJAHNS MEET TO-DAY

G for 21 THREE FINE SINGLES

33

6 for G8

.....& for 18

Wood (Univeralty) v I.R.C. G for 28

Leo (University)

PROMISED

L.R.C. & for 20 New Combination in the

LEAGUE TABLE:'

Open Doubles

Division 1

P. W. D. L Ptn.

K.C.C. Univeralty

4 3 1 0

3 3 0 0

4 3 0

6.3 0 2

With the Rumjahn cousins

I.R.C. H.K.C.C.

Army C.C.C

(Br "VERITAS").

of the Navy to the tune of 7-1. The Guardians of the Law played very dejectedly, and only on rare occasions gave an idea of their [reat capabilities. The defence went to pleces in the first ten minutes and made the task of the

Bumerous

The Borderers regained the leadite circle. I. Woolley took tha shot Imost immediately after the resump-nd sent to M. Churn who gave the atoady St. Andrew's kept up tion of play with a try between the Saints the Irad. Until the interval, posto, but the kicit at goal failed. pressure on the Hongkong goal but

the were unable to increase their lead. Two minutes before time,

Hard hitting featured the second Shanghai forwarde made a concerted

The Saints at- Shanghai thus half of the game. and scored. from the defeat of rush PART

have Kowloon, who

enly merged from the game lucky wimmers tacked, but M. Wolley and P. Gittios for their by a single point-Router Morning were weak in front of goal through falling to follow up, their shots. Post Special. themselves to blame

E. M. Lee did some good work on the exit from the competition, the

right, and B. M. Popo, the Hongkong results panned out pretty well

broke centre-half

up Lin- That the as anticipated. colns should be held to a draw by South China caused a little astonishment, but it was a result in accordance with the game. TOR the first time this acason have won more league matches than they have lost They have shown an amaz- during recent ing improvement weeks, and Saturday's success over the University brought their tally to eight, as against seven dofcats.

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BILLIARDS TOURNEY. bursts by the opposing forwards. About half way through the half. P. M. Harrop netted the equallser from a pass by H. Knill, and from this point play was tranferred from no end to the other but neither team found the net.

L/Cpl. Herriott Defeats Remedios.

In the Open Billiards Tournament, /Cpl. Herriott defeated E. Remedion by 600 paints to 428 points in the third round at St. Patrick's Club on Saturday night."

The winner made a break of 22, whllu Remedios bad one of 21.

defenen BARRY-HALL FIGHT OFF

"Sirdar" will start off favourite, Navy forwards mere child's play. we know his cousin real The reaction on the forwarde was capabilities will suffer no shock if the ns to be expected, and they de-1 match goes the full distance. I fully generated from what promised to expect it ti, for the champion always be a lively quintette with goali draws the best out of H.D., and that

scoring possibilities into a best in no mean thing.

line

Fincher will not have too difficult of individuals with little know- a passage against Razack, although ledge of what to do with the ball. the young Indian has developed his and less of how to use It.

game suficiently to capture a set

if Teddy is not quite at his best.

Hachiuma will have to play much

did not take the Navy long

better against B. S. Howard than bh to show that the previous

NEW COMBINATION.

in

tho

did against lu Tak-lam if he is to week's defeat was all wrong and have

any further interest in the an untrue reflex of their proper capabilities. The forwarda were tournament.

and entertaining, capocially whilst admitting that the op local senior find In The Open Doubles programme will position was as weak as one could see the debut of a new team la E. F. possibly Fincher and A. E. P. Guest. Right football, dus credit has to be gi-

to last year Ernie Fincher? appearing to-day, the second up

partnered his brother week's programme in the open doubles, but now that Teddy has lined tennis championships. starts in up with Goldman, "E.F." has adopted

his club mate Guest. an auspicious manner.

They should make

A more than The agenda of singles matches in useful combination, and if they aur- P. W. D. L. Pls, the most attractive to date, and three vive this round-they have that ex- 8 6 2 1 17

exceedingly Bno games are assured, nerienced couple lu Tak-lam and Iu Chief interest is attached to the Tak-cheuk as opponentsthey may mecting of 8, A.- Rumjakn, the holder, progress quito a distance. and his cousin, II. D. Rumjahn, in the second round.

Navy.. C.S.C.C.

Division 2

K.C.C. H.K.C.C

C.C.C.

I.R.C.

Navy

Polico Recreio University

R.E. & S. I.A.0.0. R.A.

G.B.C.C.

410 13 76 11 10 8 2 1 4 10

8 4 1 3 13

9 3 1 6 10

1 3

7

0 3 0G

3

3

·1-0

3

So far as I can ascertain, these two have met only once before Inis:

This was in the championship. 1929, when "Sirdar" won in three straight sets to enter the fual.

The scores read in his favour 0-4, 0-1, 0-3, and judging from a press report, he was full value for such The foreign staff of Lane, Crawa pronounced success. ford's, canlly defeated the

THREE SETS PROMISED:

Chineso ataif in the annual football match at the K.F.C. on Sunday, scoring three

This afternoon. bawover, he may times without reply. Both goals. re-! mained intact until. Aftoen miteal have a much longer row to hoo. For from time, when Xavier onened the one thing it will be his first taste of. scoring, followed five minutes later namplonship tennis since last year, with a second from Smith, Skinner and in adulton H.D. is now playing obtained the third from a penalty in far better game than he was four

years ago. the very last stages of the ganic.

TODAY'S PROGRAMME. The programme for this afternoon

OPEN SINGLES (2ND ROUND)

▾ H. D. S. A. Rumjaħn (holder) Tumlahn

E. C. Fincher v 1. M. A. Iazack Y. Ifachluma v E. 8, Howard. G. Gamble y II. J. Armstrong. OPEN DOUBLES (IST ROUND).

fivde and Turner Kwok and

NAVY FOOTBALL LEAGUE

SEAMEW HOLDS A SLENDER LEAD

Shameen, Feb. 10. The following shows the positions of the teams in the Naval football League:

Goal

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts 87110 4 15 10. 0 2 2 15 8 14 9.45 - 13:14 8

2 6 12

Stoomew

hameen Taratula Cietala

16 @ 5 Moth Moorhen

.2 11 2 This is the last season the Liang.

F. F. Fincher and Guest v lu and lu. Moorhen will compete since after Grimble and Hancock Dusham 182 years her service will now be the old gunboats on this river, and and Nowell,

it la with regret that we witnesa her passing. Our Own Correspondent.

HANDICAP CINGLES "A",

n.

8. Green A. IL. Penn,

Papongas u

ghat the lot në

A.B. SHREEVE ΤΟ BOX

TOURNEY EVENTS COMPLETE

PROGRAMME OF SIX SCRAPS

A. S. Barry and A. B. Hall, will not be appear- the boxing ing at tournament arranged by the Hongkong Boxing Association on Wednes- day, according to an an- nouncement made dur- ing the week-end.

Their place on the bill will be taken by A. B. Shreeve and A. B.

Lang, who will meet over eight rounds.

Shreeve is iight heavyweight champion of the China Fleet, win- ning the title last month, when he hont, A.B. House in the Anal at

the Leo Theatre.

Boh Shreeve and Long are ex- cellent ring craftsmen, and promise

A. B. Shreve, light heavyweight champion of the China Floet, who boxes on Wednesday.

to provide a first class deputy bout to the Barry v Hall match.

COMPLETED FROGRAMME.

The programme for Wednesday night at the Leo Theatre is now complete and will consist of the Heavyweight title bout between Foley and Judge and five other scraps. The contestants will be:

The score was fair indication of the run of play.

LEAGUE TABLE.

\

Hongkong

Club St. Andrew's Y.M.C.A. Recreio

C.B.A.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts.

บ 4 0 1 25

Б

2 1

3 10 G

4 1 1 2 0 4 4 1 2 1 3 12 8

A 0 3 1 0 20 1

GERMANS LOSE AGAIN.

D Mamak

game played during the wock-end the German Club suffered defeat at the hands of the Veteran by three goals to one. The game was played on the Radia Sports Club ground at Caroline Hill

Saturday. At the Interval Veteran led by three clear goals, but In the second half the Germans In- roved and Muller netted the only goal for them.

the

The K.I.T.C. continued in winning' voln when they were opposed to the 24th. Battery in the Mamuk tourna

keenly ment yesterday, winning a contested game by one goal to nil

The Indians played ten mon throughout the first half, and in the econd period a reserve was brought Despite this handlean they notted the only goal scored before the In-

erval through M. Hussain.

In the

Battery Recond half the 'aunched attack after attack at the Indians eltudel but without success. OTHER MATCHES. Honours were easy in the friendly And between the Y.M.C.A. H.M.8. Medway at King's Park on "aturday when each sido scored

wico.

Tank g

The Medway opened the scoring Windred, but the “Y” replied

through G. H. Fowler, and before the Intorval they took the lead through

W. Macey.

Six Round Lightweight Marine Clayton v. Tel, John-me:

son

The Y.M.CA. maintained this ad- "antage until the last minute of the

notted when

the Turi qualiser for the Modway.

Shields played an outstanding Eight Round Light Heavy-me in mal for the civilians, and weight

had And Allon were the pick of the Naval aido.

ALL. Shreeve v A.B. Long. Six Round Welterweight Pis. Roberta v Sto Hannerford

Eight Round Middleweight.

A.B. Fraggott v A.B. Christie, 8ix Found. Feather weight; "

A. B.. Grifiths. Marine Hil

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Another draw was recorded in the it-tally match between the VM C.A. Barlian and the Diocesan Girls' Behnol

King's Park on Baturday, Freh do weared twice, O. Brown and 31. Gamliner netting for the V.M.C.A. and D. Henderson and D. Flow for the School,

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