1933-05-04 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1933.

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(By "Veritas")

South China have virtual- ly won the Hongkong Football League Cham pionship.

They require but four points from the remaining three mat ches, and as the fixtures include St. Joseph's and the Police, they are as good as won.

South China made no mistake in negotiating their last serious hurdle yesterday, when they met und defeated Chinese Athletle for the second time within a week.

Five times they pierced the Athletic defence, and if, judged on the distribution of the play, this would appear to exaggerate their superiority, it must also be confessed that they deserved every goal.

It was fargely the Athletic's own fault that they finished with The for- a blank credit sheet, wards had a good share of the hall, but displayed little iden of what how to make the best use of It in front of goal, and with Lau Mau and Leung Iu-chan adopting boisterous and decisive methods: of tackling, the slightest hesita- tion meant the loss of another op! portunity.

Taking the water hazard in the Public Schools cross country race. Photo shows competitors coming through Beverly Brook in the annual race from Putney Heath, near London. (Planet News).

RETURN OF PERCENTAGE SYSTEM

FOR COUNTY The Army

CRICKET

FOOTBALL'S

LAST KICK

SEASON CLOSES SATURDAY

FINAL MATCHES FORECAST

Judging from their excellent)

The curtain will be rung down game yesterday, South China are

adverse effects from on the English football season on feeling so playing so many games in quick Saturday, and although in most Huccession, and 1 shall be very cases the problems of promotion and surprised to see them trip up dur- relegation have been settled, some interesting matches are featured on ing the remainder of their pre- the final card.

Kramme.

VIGOROUS TACKLING.

Below is the special Telegraph forecast for the programme.

FIRST DIVISION,

The whole team worked with ASTON VILLA match winning harmony, and with Bolton

Derby

✓ LEEDS

v Sunderland

the forwards on the mark with CHESSEA their shooting, goals were inevit- HUDDERSFIELD v Manchester C

able.

Both sides put a little more than the ordinary amination into their that the play, with the result game was at times threatening to become somewhat rough.

Tong Kwan was ous, and behind

Leicester Liverpool

SECOND

MIDDLESBRO' PORTSMOUTI Sheffield U. WOLVES BRADFORD BURNLEY especially vigor CHARLTON him Leung lu- Grimsby chan diatribut-MANCHESTER ed his weight in a

Notis F. manner seldom scenymouth OLDHAM with the Chin-PRESTON €50. Wong STOKE Mee-shun was TOTTENHAM another stung THIRD

aggres- CARDIFF .and CRYSTAL PAL

into

alon,

v West Bromwich

y Wednesday

Blackburn

y Birmingham

Arsenal Everton DIVISION.

Lincoln.......

v Bury

Chesterfield

y Port Vale

U. v Swansea

Y FULHAM

y Mill wall

v West Ham

S'hampton

Y Readford C v Notts C. DIVISION (SOUTH).

thought his GILLINGHAM very danger. Norwich

follow- QUEEN'S PRK.

OUR

READING through kicks Bouthend deserved to re- WATFORD ceive the nt. ALDERSHOT tention of the|BRIGHTON

Bristol R

✓ Swindon

Luton

v Newport

y Northampton

V

v Torquay

v Clapton O

v Exeter

Bournemouth

y Brentford y Bristol C ✓ COVENTRY THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).

Wang Meo-ahun, referee.

But these players, together with the rest of the team, never allow. ACCRINGTON ed intimidating methods to ob-Barrow scure their natural artistry.

CREWE MANSFIELD

Leung Iu-chan minde a fine 8. New Brighton stitute for Li Tin-sang and with Rochdale Lau Man offered a line of defence

| ROTHERHAM which

Southport the Athletic had small YORK hopes of breaking down.

PREDOMINANT HALVES.

-The South China half backs were predominant, particularly on the lanka, Tong Kwan held at Kwok-chul in a vice-like grip and; Leo Kwok-wai was equally Hevere on Lo Chai-wan.

Tranmere

y Gateshead

v Doncaster

v Hartlepools

v WREXHAM

HULL

v Hallifax v Barnsley

v Darlington

INTER

on

SAME ALLOCATION The Resin

OF POINTS

SEASON ON ITS

motter.

WAY

In

KEEN FIGHTS AT SHAMSHUIPO Excellent fights were witnessed This year there sees a return tont the Aren boxing tourney at Sham the percentage system of reckon Shal Po camp last night when the ing points in the County Cricket semi-finals and finals of the open in- Championship, the Advisory Coun- lividual championship and open Committee having approved novices competitions were decided the recommendations of the sub- open air. There was a large crowd Cousens, who deputlused in the absence committee appointed to go into the of spectators, including Col. R., B. from the Colony of I. E. the G.O.C., Points for an outright win Major General Borrett, and who later will, as last year, be 15; those presented the prizes to the winning for a tie, 7 points to each competitors. side, and in drawn games Es

Private Lockett, of the Lincolns, follows:

was awarded the prize for the best loser. This met with hearty approval The side leading on the first from all aides of the ring. Lockett. innings takes five points, and its who beat Shannon of the same regl opponents three.

ment in the semi-final of the welter- in the event of no result on the weight lost to Fail in a great fight. first innings and the scores being The best fight of the evening was that equal, each side takes four points, and Deeming, of the Lincolns, the between Roberts, of the Borderers, Where there is no play on the former being acclaimed winner after fest two days, the match will an excellent bout.

Resulte.

come under the Laws for one-day 'gamex, dxcept that a side' may not

The following were the results of declare Its first innings closed the nala until it has batted for at least 00: Open.Flywight,~~Plc. Owens minutes. In this case, should the| (5.W.B.) best Fie. Burchill (S.W.B.), match be decided on the Brot in- Featherweight,--Pte. Tregonning (S.W.B.) beat Pte. Woolnough (Lin- colns).

Lightweight-L/C}, Chapinan (Lincolns) beat Sig. Austin (R, C. Signals).

nings, the winners will score ten points and their opponents three, points.

Matches in which no play takes place will not be included in the table, a motion by Surrey that, in games of this kind, each side should receive four points, being

lost.

The committee issued the fol lowing statement concerning tho question of delay in county cricket after rain:

Heavyweight--Cpl. Clarke (Lin coins) bent Upl. Shnablo (Lincolns),

Light-heavyweight.-Cpl.

(Lincolns) W. o.

Bantamweight Pto. (S.W.B.) W.0.

Clarke

Keyso

Gilmore

Middleweight.Pte. (S.W.B.) beat Ple. Fail (Lincoln),

Welterweight.-Pte. (S.W.B.) bent Pte. Deeming (Lin- coins),

Roberts

"Marka minda by bowlers more than 3ft. Gin, in front of the pop ping-crenae, provided they are not in between wicket and wicket, may he dried with sawdust at any time during a match, although the game Pie. Lockett (Lincolna). is not actually in progress. Ex- cept where the wicket is not co-Pte. Creasey (Lincolns). vered during a week-end match. marks are only to be covered by loose anwdust."

Novices-Light-heavy. Pte. Porry (S.W.B.) beat Pie. Lloyd (S.W.B.).

Middle. Pte. Boulton (S.W.B.) beat Pte. (10) Thomas (3.W.B.).

Walter Pie. Fail (Lincoln) bent Light-Pte. Higgins (S.W.B.) beat

SCHOOL

bent L/Opt. Herring (Lincoln),

Feather.Plc. Worrall (Lincolna) Bantam Pto. Derham (S.W.B.) beat Pte. Ashcroft (S.W.B.).

SPORTS

ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE SUCCESSES

IN THE HEATS

The Athletic defence could make i neither head nor tall of the virile School Sports were run off yesterday (D.B.S.) 3 Tan

Tho beats of the local Inter- Joseph's College) and Wong Sik-hon opposing forwards.

Yong-neo (S.

MEET

Collega), Time 24 secs. 3rd Heat, 17 Yung Kay-fung (St. Paul's Collego). Timo 20.1/5 secs.

Shot Put-Leo Yoon-koon and Loo Sung-koon (La Salle College) A. Ip Pak-wa at Caroline Hill. The races ware Stephen's College), 4th, V. Novikoff Tossan and A. Hussain (St. Joseph's and Fung King-cheung jazzed round keenly contested, and judging from (La Salle) 5, Yip Ying-Jim (King's College), Tan Bee-sing and them with a series of Inter-pussing the results, St. Joseph's College College) Distance 20ft. 0 in..

Wernberg (D.B.S.). movements, and Wong Mee-shun should emergo leaders In the finals 800 metres 1st heat. 1, G. Wind- Igh Jump-A. Hussnin (St. frightened the whole back line in to-morrow, They were placed in sor, (St. Joseph's College) 2, Hong Joseph's College), Ong Chin-sui and to submission.

every event, and Hussain, the College Sung-chung (St. Stephen's College) Banker (D.B.S.), Tan Yong-nee (St. The Athletic were definitely in which he participated, including Time 2 min. 19 secs, 2nd heat. 1, M. (Mungcang College), Tan Kam-woo champion, qualified in all the events J, W. Gottscho (La Salle College Stephen's College), Luk Yau-king weak before goal. They showed the relay race. The results were as Arculli (Quoon's College); 2, T. (King's College). up quite woll in mid-field, but fall follow:

Philips (C.R.S.); 3, d. Chang (Mung- 400 metres-1st Heat. Fung Sing- ed utterly to pollah of noveral 100 meters. 1st Heat. 1, Leung sang College); Time 2 min. 25,8/5 chui (D.B.S.), 2, Hul Clustson. Timo promising movements.

Wai-eang . (King's College) 2, J. noci, 3rd heat. 1, D. Dlaks (C.I.S.)| 68.26 reca. 2nd Hest. 1, Au Sven- Yeung Kan-po was the star for- Sharpham (C.B.5.) Time 11.3/5 socs. 2, Lau Kun-Chul (King's Collego); chung (St. Stephen's College), 2. L ward, but lacked support, evan Lo 2nd. Heat. 1, J. Vempin (St. Joseph's 3, T. Castilho (St. Joseph's College). Phillips (C.B.S.). Timo 59.2/6 secs. 3rd feat. Chung Wah-chouk (St. Chal-wan, his partner, and usual College) 2, Kung Chi-chiu (Wah Yan) Time 2 min. 17/35 secs.

200 motres-1st Heat. 1, Kung Joseph's College) 2, M. Arculli ly the most reliable of attackere, Tire 11.1/6 sees. Third Heat. I, falling to touch his true form.

Stephen's Chi-chiu (Wah Yan College); 2, J. (Queen's College). Time G9.2/5 secs. Yong Noo (8t College), 2, Yung Kay-fong (St Sharpham (C.B.8.), Time 24.1/5 1,500 metres-1st Hoat. 1, D. The defence were gallant, but had Paul's College) Time 11.3/5 secs. 4th sees. End Heat. 1, Tan Yong-noo (St. Blake (C.B.S.), 2, D. Singh (Quton's to cry beat to a clever set of for feat. 1, G. Souza (St. Joseph's Stephen's College); 2, A. Hussain (St. College), 3, T. Castilho (St. Joseph's wards. Li Kwok-ki wab ax College) Time 118/5 sees.

Joseph's College) Time 24 seca, 2nd College), 4. E. Silva (La Sallo ceptionally good in goal, and con- Long Jump-1, Yung Kay-dong Hont. 1, J. Vompin (St. Joseph's Collego), Time 6 min. 4.28 soço. 2nd

(Continued on Pape 4.)

(St. Paul's College) 2, A. Hussain (St. College); 2, D. Alves (La Balls

"(Continued on Pago 4.)

Tan

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