1933-04-13 — Page 8

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPHL

THURSDAY,

APRIL 13, 1933.

DAILY

MOTOR EXCURSIONS

TO

CASTLE PEAK.

Kindly Noto....As from Tuesday, April 11th, wo intend running the following excuralons to Castle Peak.

(1) 1.45 j.m. Our cars will leave Y.M.C.A, corner for Castle

Poak and will return to Kowloon at 530 p.m.

(2) 6.30 p.m. to Castle Ycak. Return 8.30 p.m.

EASTER HOLIDAY

5

MINUTES OF FOOTBALL..

CORNER KICKS

1

HOW THEY SHOULD

BE TAKEN~

(8) 8.30 p.is, Our fleet of cars will be available for moonlight AND RECEIVED

pienica, otc. return to Kowloon not Inter than 1 am..

Faros: No 1 Including use of bathing she and Tea at Castle

Peak $2.50 per head,

Children in arme (1.46 p.m. only) $1.00.

No. 2 Including bathing shed $2.25.

No. 3 Including bathing shod $2.50.

Note: Bookings single or otherwise, may be made in advance by

phoning 56720..

Any licenced driver with a party of four, may drivs one of our cars at any of the above rates,

Parties of four will be called for if requested at any one address.

Whilta's CAR HIRE & DRIVE YOURSELF Service.

361-366, Portland Street.

Phone 66720.

Take your Family out to Dinner for a change

EXCELSIOR RESTAURANT

22, Des Voeux Road Central.

(Opp. Govt. Radio Office).

Is the Newest, Smartest and Most Delightful Restaurant in Town,

TRY OUR

ZAKOUSKA BORSHTCH

and other

RUSSIAN DISHES

prepared by a famous Russian Chef.

Tiffing

$1.00 & $1,25. Unique Dinner Menus.

Floral

Products

FROM

REPULSE BAY NURSERIES

ON SALE

At The Cafe

HONGKONG HOTEL

Cut Flowers of excellent variety

—and Pot Plants,

Orders Taken

For

Souvenir Baskets and Table Decorations.

Inspection Invited,

Tho. Hongkong & Shanghai Hotots, Ltd.

(By "Saracen")

It is remarkable that more goals are not acored from corner kicks, The ball travels to the most dangerous spot, or should do so, and yet not once in ten is It sent Into the net. This is due tof covering of the attackers plus the poor placing of the ball by the: that scoring opportunities are kicker, but it always seems to me missed.

One defect by attacking for- wards at a corner is that they are inclined to take up their places too close to goal. They should stand ten yards or so out and they should spread out. This makes the covering by defenders mort dimcult. It also gives the for- wards more scope for movement A player standing close to go goal is more or less helpless un-) less the ball goes to him. It is then often too late to move out- wards to meet it because either an

Coleman, Arsonal insido forward in action. His goals will be needed during the holidays if the London

to ratain leadership.

team are

FOOTBALL

FOR FOUR DAYS

MANY NEEDLE MATCHES

ARSENAL V WEDNESDAY:

NEWCASTLE V VILLA

SCOTTISH CUP FINAL

FORECAST

A repetition during the week ond of the above incident will go a long way towards putting Chelsen out of the relegation sono

The Easter holiday homeside football programme which starts to-morrow and extends over four days, includes several ties of tremendous importance the results of which are bound to have a big effect on the championships,

Newcastle, the Arsenal, Wednesday and Aston Villa all clash, the Wednesday meeting Arsenal at Highbury, the Villa at Sheffield, whilst on Monday and Tuesday Newcastle and Aston Villa visit one another.

opponent or a colleague is likely Y.M.C.A.

to be in the way. On the other hand, if he takes up a place ten yards out in the first place he ean elther go forward as he aces the ball coming over or shift to right or left.

There are two further reasong why it is a mistake to stand too close it. The first is that the ball should not be placed there by the kicker otherwise the goal-' keeper will be able to move a step or na forward and use his hands and in this way have a blg advantage over a forward who can with his only attempt to score head. The ideal spot for the ball; to come down is just too far out for the goalkeeper to come out and yet near enough for a quick hender to succeed.

USEFUL TRICK.

Billiards

Championship

ARSENAL

GOOD FRIDAY.

Itlackpool CHELSEA LIVERPOOL Manchester C

Division 1

FORSTMOUTH Sunderland

PYMM BEATS WOLVES YOUNG EASILY

BURNLEY

.

✓ Wednesday

Blackburn

v Leicester y Huddersfield

WEST BROM.

"WICH

Derby

✓ Hirmingham

• Middlesbro'

Division 2

▾ Oldham

• STOKE

v West Ham

v Preston

Y BRADFORD

Bradford C

Compiling the top break of Charlton the evening of 46, as well as Chesterfield runs of 25, 24, 22, and 20, J. FULHAM Pymn won the YM.C.A. Bil- Grimsby

LINCOLN liards Championship last night

NOTTS F comfortably beating J. Young Part Vale v Millwall by 350 points to 202.

SOUTHAMPTON Young, who pinyed well below TOTTENHAM form, had a 23 as his best vial to the table. The consistency of Pymm was a feature of his play.

The other reason why the for-a: wards should stand back is that a hender is always more dangerous when a man can run on to the ball. Ho gets more force behind it than is possible when he is standing still and has to jump straight up. for it.

Оле corner trick is for the smallest forward to come back to tako the place of the contre-hal who goes up. This, of course, le only done if the centre-half is s tall man.

If he is wise the centre half will not be In a hurry te advance. Ho simply stroll for- ward arriving day fifteen' yard: out when the kick is about to be takon. From this place he can watch the fight of the ball and move in any way according to its direction. If he makes his ad- vance stealthily it is quite likely. too, that he will not be properly marked by an opponent.

SOLDIERS' CLUB BILLIARDS

TOURNAMENT STARTING IN MAY,

It is proposed to make a start- In the above competition the Grat wook la May.

The competition is open to the following:Each Company/lead- quarter Wing British Infantry, each Battery R A. Royal En gineers, R.A.M.C., RAS.C., RA. P.C., R.A.O.C., H.K.V.D.C., Police, Sanitary Dept., Warders, Ship IL.N., and R. N. Yard Police.

Entrica together with entrance fee of $5.00 should be submitted to Lieut. G. H. King, Ilon. Seey, Billiards Committee, Hongkong Area Sports Board, at Shamshul- po Camp, by Wednesday next. Teams consist of eight players and games are of 200 points up, the result being dotermined on aggregate points scored,

v Manchester U

Noits C Plymouth

Division 3 (South)

ALDERSHOT BRIGHTON Bristol C CARDIFF Clapton O CRYSTAL P Gillingham Laton NEWPORT QUEEN'S PARK

BARROW

v Coventry

v Bouthend

▾ Brentford

v Watford

✓ EXETER

v Norwich

READING

✓ Swindon

y Bournemouth Bristol R

Division 3 (North)

CARLISIE

CHESTER Darlington Doncaster

y Crewe

✓ York ▾ Rochdale Y WALSALL

* Wrexham

GATESHEAD v Blockport HARTLEPOOLS v Rotherham SOUTHPORT v New Brighton Tranmere

▾ HULL

ARSENAL

SATURDAY.

Division 1

▾ Portsmouth

BIRMINGHAM v Bolton

BLACKBURN

Blackpool

- Wolves

▾ HUDDERSFIELD

Sheffield U

▾ Chelsea

Derby EYERTON

y Newcastle Leeds HUNUCHERS FINDAN MANCHESTER CV. Leicester

WEDNESDAY v Aston Villa

v Liverpool Bunderland WEST BROM.

WICH Liverpool Division 2

The reason why corners do not produce more goals is that the at tackers have to be accurate with

· RAÓ.B. WIN. their headers, having to get the hall into

In a friendly billiards match played prescribed 4

space whereas the opposition have only at the R.A.O.B. Club on Tuesday to get the ball, way from their night the hosts easily beat a team of Chief Potty Oleors and Petty Officers goal and it does not matter from H.31.S. Wild Swan by 90" great deal in which direction they points to 079, the civilian player send it. Still it always seems to winning on all tables. me that more ought to be made of corner kicks,

Coryright: N.F.L.

BRADFORD C

URY

The best match of the evening gras Chesterfield' that between R. E. Jennings of the FULHAM

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MAMAK CHAMPIONSHIP

DECIDING GAME ORDERED

| PROTEST AGAINST THE

INCOGS: UPHELD

By "Bully.Oй*

The Mamak hockey 'com.- mittee last evening upheld the protest put in by H.M.S. Tamar against the awarding of points to the Incognitos in connexion with their league fixture which was not played off in the re- quired time. `-

Mr. O. England White, Chairman of the Mamak.Com. mities which decided against -the locognitos last night and refused to give them points which would carry with them the championship.

The decision of the committee means that a replay for the Mamák. champlonshin is now, necessary. and, according to present arraneo. ments, the Radio and Incognitos, match earlier in that season if de-

Lincoln MILLWALL NOTTS C Port Vale T'HAMHPTON

Swansea WEST HAM

Manchester U

▾ Bradford

V STOKE

Y

Charltori

▾ Plymouth

Preston

v Grimsby

v Oldham

v Burnley

• Tottenham

v Naits F

Division 3 (8onth)

BOURNEMOUTH v Southend

BRENTFORD

Bristol C

CLAPTON

Coventry

EXETER

LUTON

▾ Norwich

v Cardiff

v Gillingham

v Reading v Bristol R Aldershot QUEEN'S

NORTHAMPTON v Watford

Newport

Bwindon

TOQUAY

v Palace v Brighton

Division 3 (North)

BARSLEY Darlington DONCASTER GATESHEAD Halifax IlarUepools HULL STOCKPORT Tranmere WALSALL WREXHAM

v York

PARK

✓ CHESTER ▾ Barrow

Accrington * Rochdale ▾ Crewe ▾ Carlielo v..New. Brighton SOUTHPORT v. Rotherham

v Mansfield

SCOTTISH CUP, (Final)

oint leaders, will meet in tho afred, and therefore they refused | MOTHERWELL v Celtic deciding game on Saturday,

UNANIMOUS VOTE.

to award points to, the Incognitos because the Tamar had been un-

able to play the game last Sunday. Aberdeen By a unanimous vote, the cam Saturday's replay match will mittoo inat night found that fault take place on the Marina ground E. Etirling of the HIM.S. Tamar-Incognitas at 4.80, and the winners will play

PALKIRK with the Rest of the League on the match-being unplayed lay the latter plub. They found that U.S.R.C. enclosure on the civilians could have played the week.

Scottish League

▾ Rangers

J'artick Y COWDEN.

♥ Clyde

v Morfou

HAMILTON

Saturday

BEATH

(Continued on Page 9.)

Lincolns

Take the K.O.

LAWN BOWLERS PREPARE

RECREIO FEELING

CONFIDENT

OLD PLAYERS RETAINED

NO, S CLUB DE RECREIO,

Here we have the youngöst club in Kowloon, and the most ambitious. Fürthermore there is proved and latent talent in abondance with which the Re- creio may well realise their ambitions.

The

Portuguese made their Now In the Hongkong Lawn 28 Bowls League as recently

1927, but It only took

to them the first season prove their worth, the reserven carrying off the second division champion- ship.

Last year the Club lifted the Spay Royal Cup and the seniors finished runners-up to Craigen- zower in the first division.

And if this logical sequence is maintaned it looks fairly likely

hat the club's ambition to top the senior longue is to be realised this

summer.

are

HOW PLAYERS FEEL Certainly the players feel that way about it. This la how they it: "Provided expressing nothing unforeseen happens it is expected that the regular players of last year will turn out again this The prospects therefore IN MILITARY Benson.

loak rosy, considering the fact that In last BOXING TOURNEY the club were runners-up

year's league with a difference of but three points from the C.C.C., the champions.

The South Wales Borderers won the military boxing toura- ment at Murray Barracks last night, when they scored a total of nine victories against the Iincoln's soven.

The Borderers easily captured

"No.offorts will be spared either to maintain this posi tion or to go ono better,"

An official of the club further ro-

the Inter-Unit competition, win-ports that those splendid bowlore. ning six of the eight houts, but R. F. Luz, ex-singles champion of the Lincolns were successful in the Colony, and his colleague C. E. the Novices, obtaining five of the Marques, will probably have the eight verdicta.

same rinks which gave such ex- Good class boxing was enjoyed collent support last summer, while by a large gathering of enthus-new blood may be introduced in lasts, and at the conclusion His C. G. Silva's rink. Excellency the Governor (Sir Wi- Hams Peel) presented the prizes to the winners.

NOVICES! COMPETITION.

Light Heavyweight. L/C Chicken

(Lincolna)

beat

Fle

Roberts

(Baddowelscht.L/C Petchy (Lin-

on points. colns) beat Ptc. Boulton (Borderers) on points.

This rink is expected to yield much better results than in the Daat, and everything points to the. Recreio first string being one of the best balanced and strongest aides in the Colony.

CUP TO DEFEND. The second division team are al- BO very keen and their prospects of Welterweight-Pte. Lockett (Lin- reaching the top appear to be much colns) heat Pts.Turner (Borderers) brighter than heretofore. They Con Points: L/C Harrison (Lincolna) will have the advantags beat L/C Harris (Borderers) points.

Horera)

оп

по

of now.

talent, guided by their first divi-

Tohtweight-Pic. (69) Thomas sions colleagues,

Beyond the league, the Recrolo (Borderers) beat Pte. Jones (Lin olna) on points: Pte. Cody (Bor have the Spoy Royal Cup on their

beat Pte. Chapman (Lin- colns) a knock out in second hands and it is thoir intention to see that it. remains there. In ad- Williams dition they will be taking part in Richards the International Shield tourni- meat which has been presented by Derham Mr. L. A. Gutierrez.

(Lin-

round.

Featherweight--Pte.

Plc. beat (Borderers) on points.

(Lincolns)

Bantamweight-Pla

orderers) at L/C Lane

So far as equipment and facili- colas) on a knock out in the third ties are concerned the Recreio áre

round,

in

an extremely happy position. Inter-Unit Competitions. Light Heavyweight Cpl. Clarke Regarded by all players as one of derers) boat L/C Brown (Lincolns) the best in the Colony, the groom this year shows an even improved 20 noints.

Welterweight Plo. Morrison condition. It enjoys how grass (Borderers) beat Pte. Hope on and a few bumps

Pto. Roberta discernible a year ago, have been Pte. Deeming

obliterated to leave the green in a first rate playing state.

'cchnical knock out;

bont Borderers) (Lincoln) on prints.

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which were

CLUB COLLECT SPOILS

BEAT POLICE IN

LEAGUE GAME -

· POOR STANDARD OF FOOTBALL

football- Typical mid-week lethargic, disjointed and uninter- osting characterised the meeting of the Club and Police In a first division

yesterday, encounter when the Club earned two points as a result of a snap goal after being completely on the defensive" for two thirds of the game.

Willlimi, who scored the Club's" goal by which they beat the Police

in league match yesterday, i

E. Strange made the winning. goal possible, beating two or three opponets before giving Williams a aquare pass a fow

he Club defence kept the Pollen yards from goal which the cen

out in the early stages of the tro-forward.could not miss.

game, and It was not until they Subsequently the Club should had been put in arrears that the have increased their lead, but Police lost a grip, on the game. Strange ballooned over the top from a penalty.

EL Strange and Williams were the pick of the Club attack, whilst POLICE MEDICINE-

Hynes ahone In the half back ins The Police. had a taste of the and Railton, defended anlendidly. medicine given the Recreio when The Pollca Iacked thorough un they met last Saturday. They derstanding and Anished poorly. should never Have lost on the run T. Pilo was a good worker un fort of the play. Only the polling ward.. but the rest wera nut me- work of Railton and the rest of alocre.