THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, 1
NOVEMBER
1933.
R.A.M.C. TOO FAST FOR THE SAINTS
SENIOR'S DAZZLING,
HOCKEY DISPLAY
ST. ANDREW'S SURPRISED BY NEW RULING AND CONCEDE A GOAL.
LOSERS' FORWARD-LINE WEAKNESS
A speedy forward line whose bitting was hard was greatly responsible for the victory gained by the RAS.C. over St. An- drew's Club by, three goals to one in a friendly hockey match at Sookuopos ground yesterday afternoon.
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A. E. P. Guest, who has covered from his recent illness,
welcome made a
return to the hockey fold but in the role of um- pire. It is probable that Guent will wield the stick very shortly. “
SENIOR'S DISPLAY.
Some remarkable play was wit- nessed on the part of P. H, Senior, the Corps contre forward. His speed and quick stick work kept! the Saints defence on tip-toes for the most part of the game. P: J. Barlow, on the right wing for the Corps, played very well too; and his centres were accurate.
Kame
CLEVER C.B.A.
WEAK TEAM HOLDS THE CLUB
T.J.
to
PRICE BACK
AGAIN
Kent Humbled At Blackheath
COUNTY RUGBY DEFEAT
London, Nov. 1. Hampshire accomplished "an
SCHOOLBOY'S 7 FOR 13
H. ASOME'S CLEVER BOWLING AGAINST LA SALLE
Playing at King's Park in a friand- ly cricket match, St. Joseph's College, frosh from their victory over Queen's College laat week, bont La Salle College yesterday by 68 runs.
SENIORS HELD TO DRAW
Time
Taking first lease of the wicket St.) outstanding performance in the Joseph's compiled 103 runs for D Schoolboys Play Out rugby county championship to wickets. J. Arnaiz batted well for day when they visited the 84 without leaving his crease, while Amery scored 31. Asome was tho Rectory Field at Blackheath and only other batsman to reach double defeated Kent by 17 points to Ogure. R. Silva of La Salle was the most successful bowler, claiming five eight.
-victims for 89-runk. for}
Middlesex proved too good Eastern Counties scoring 15 points to their opponents' single try.
The match between the Royal Naval College and the United Services (Portsmouth) was not played. Reuter.
A cricket eleven, captained by Mr. . B. R. Bargent, played a drawn game with the Diocesan Boys' School on the School ground yesterday afternoon.
Batting first, Bir. Sargent's teamt Needing 184 runs to win, La Salle gathered the useful total of 161 runs was dismissed for only 30. Asome was for six Mckets and declared, Staplo- "Mr. Extras" In splendid form with the ball; he ton acoring 40,
Broadbridge captured literally ran through tho, side, clafm-odded ng 7 wickets for only 18 runs in a three wickets for 20 runs.
A. J. Hulse batted stoutly for 48, 1tle over 8 overe. C. Dragon was
4
while
top scorer for La Salle with 10 runs, and thanks to his efforts the School were able to realise 96 runs, but not The full scores follow:
without the loss of eight wickets be fore stumps were drawn. Sargents (8 for 28) was the most successful Obowler. Scorca:
C.B. R. Sargent's XI.
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE. Borders player, and Allen, Walters G. Windsor e Dragon b . Silva was inclined to be slow but the other H. Asome b R. Silva With five of their regular two did some useful destructive work G. Amery b J. Alvea
Khoo L. Gosano... S. L. players absent the C.B.A. held and gave their forwards plenty of the Hongkong Club first team passes. The forward line was fast Y. Barma e A. Alves 1 R. Silva
a goalless draw on the and when they got in the Club circle Y. Esmail R. Silva
TJ. Arnaiz not out Marina Ground yesterday. gave the defence a hot time.
at J. Ilorouitz e Poon b A. Silva Whitley played a great game A iste start, owing to
C.B.A. centre and was backed up well by C. Silva run out.... failure of four of the players to
turn up until nearly first. On the left he had J. White C. Leitao e A. Silva ↳ R, Siva
player.
He was very alow and und Waltera, the latter a Borderers E. Beech not out appeared to be out of place. J. J. King was on the other flank and play. ed a hard game.'
Hone
the
O. Halford, at back, was a tower of strength, his hitting being lusty, Buckland, at centre-half, played a good destructive game.
Pat Whito, who played a brilliant a quarter of an hour after the time fixed for the bully-off, necessitat- at back for the Saints ed the curtailment of play by seven against the Jate int weak, once minutes, but even if the game had to full time it is doubtful again rose to the occasion. F. A.
In the first half the Club had the Broadbridge, who partnered him whether there would have been any yesterday, was steady. The for- change in the score,
better of the exchanges territorially The Club forwand line was weak but were weak in finishing. On three ward line was scrappy, Ernio Fin- cher, at centre-forward position, and faulty combination coupled with
In the latter. stages of
of this half the J. Alves being starved by Norman Mackay, slowness in the circle was their down-occasions Divett muffed certain goals. I. Silva who, while being speedy, must learn fearance since returning from leave, C.B.A. put up a concerted attack on L. Gonno
the Club goal but
to penetrate. I. Westerhout to get rid of the ball quicker.
at outsido left. He was very much
C. Poon following a hot from outside the George White, who was brought out of practice and did not seem sure They had hard lines on one occasion A, Silva
of himself. J. E. Potter played at twenty-five yard area by N. Whitley, over to the left wing in the second left inner and worked hard, but G. E. Skinner allowed the ball to pass.
In half, played a better game. MR. Divett in the centre was off form Weill was sadly off form at inside-and missed three sitters in the first thinking it was going behind but the, Almeida b Amery
bull struck tho post and rebounded half. Lee, who last year played be-T. Whitley connected and just missed. Silva c & Asome
J, Alven e & b Asome twoon the sticks, came in in place the goal. Francis at inside right and 1.
left.
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BEATEN BY NEW RULING. After E. F. Fincher had given the Saints the lead, the Corps
played on the wing. The W. A. Reed, H. J. D. Lowe E. V. Reed played sound games equalised through Senior. It was and broke up many movements by a remarkable goal from this view the C.B.A. forwards. A. A. Dand and point. It was a free hit outside J. Rodger were safe at back, and the "D". Halford took it and scoop.stopped everything which got past ed the ball. The new rule allows the halves. As a result L. D. Skinner for this and the Saints not being had little to do in goal aware of the amendment, pected the umpire to pull Halford up. Consequently, Sanlor went through to equalise without boing tackledi
ex-
Senior added a second goal in the first half and in the second half Hay found the not once. phimselfa
15
01. L. Youngsnye, b G. Loc....
1C.1. Stapleton, b Broadbridge 6A T. Leo, b Lay ....
34
L. Walker, e Zimmern, b C. B. R. Sargent, e C. Loc,
Broadbridge
0P. II. Power, not out
4D. I. Luard, e Lui Kwai-to. L
Broadbridge
LL Nash, not out
Extras
t.
Total (for 8. wkts, dec.)..
Tele2 = 5ão
151
M. Drysdale, J. Bockler, D, Gravy
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LAWN TENNIS BALLS
WIMBLEDON'S CHOICE. SINCE 1902,
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For Lawn Courts,
Extras
10
Tetal (for 9 wkts,}
103
Bowling Analysis.
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did not Eat.
1 24
Bowling Analysis.
For Hard Courts."
13
O M. R. W.
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11 4 26
G. T: Loc
10 0 30
1
Lay
12 1 29
Broadbridge.
20
1
LA SALLE COLLEGE,
W. Rapley
12
A. Da Silva b Asome The falling light in the second half A. Alves b Agome made play difficult.
RECREIO LOSE TO JATS:
L. Gosano ↳ Amery
C. Dragon b Khoo
C. Poon b Asome
J. Staples e Barma 1 Asomo R. Westerhout b Asome Xavier not out
Extraa
The Club de Recreio, playing at King's Park lost to the Jat Regiment. second team by one goal to nit They played with only ten men until late in the second half. The Jats scored their goal in the frat half through L/Naik. Sakawat.
FIVE PLAYERS SHORT. The Central British Association were without the services of Moss, in
RADIO WIN. goal, Pole at back, Halford at centre
The Radio Sports
Club defented Arome half and Johnson and Francis, in the forward line. Gurevitch deputised the Offlcers of HM.S. Berwick by six Amery.
Khoo for Mess and brought off some fine goals to one at Caroline Hill yester saves, his kick clearances being good. day afternoon in a friendly game, N. Whitley played in the place of Hal- G. Singh (4) and Awtar Singh (2) ford and was partnered by Dagg, tho scored for the Radio.
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J. Fong, c Loe, b Power
A. Zimmern, c Brysdale, b Power
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A. J. Hulse, c Power, b Sargent
G. T. Lee, e Walicor, b Lea
16 R. Broadbridgo, e Walker, b Sur
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Lui Kwai-to, i
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B. D. Lay, st. Walker, b Sargent
15
14
J. Prettejohn, not out
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts.)......
C. Lee, E. Rapley did not bat
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R.
W.
O. M... R. W.
8.3 4 13
Lee
15
7.12
5 215
2 Power
11
- 40
18
2 .28
B 1 Sargent
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
YALE COMPLETELY OUTPLAYED. BY THE ARMY
The following are some of the State, 0. latest results in American senior football.
EASTERN FOOTBALL.
Oct. 28.
Colgate, 0; Lanyette, 0.
Princeton, 6; Washington and
Lee, 0.
Harvard, 7; Dartmouth, 7. Harvard, 7 Dartmouth, T. Yale, 0: Army, 21. Ponn, 0: Navy, 13. Fordham, 2; Alabama, 0. Holy Cross, 19; Brown, 7. Columbia, 38; Penn State, 0. Bowdoin, 0; Colby, 6.
Carnegie Tech, 0; Washington
& Jefferson, 0.
7.
Manhattan, 0; Villanova, 47. Bucknell, 20; Temple, 7. Bucknell, 20; Temple, 7.
West Virginia, 7; Davis Elkina,
Boston College, 25; Boston U., 0.
WESTERN FOOTBALL. Ohio State, 12; Northwestern, Nebraska, 16; Okinhoma, 7. Michigan, 28; Chicago, 0. Detroit, 22; Marquette, 6. Minnesota, 19; lowa, 7. Notre Dame, 0; Pittsburgh, .14. Iowa State, 14; Missouri, 7 Kansas Stato, 6; Kansas, 0,
Oregon, 7; U, C. L A., 0.
WESTERN FOOTBALL. Oct. 27.
'Creighton, 6; Grinnell, 0. John Carroll, 0; Dayton, 0. Missouri Mines, 40; Springfield Teachers, G.
SOUTHERN FOOTBALL. Southwestern, 6; Mississippi State, 0.
Oklahoma Aggies, 18; Haskell, 0. Loyola (New Orleans), 16; St. Louis, 6,
PACIFIC COAST FOOTBALL. St. Mary's, 61; Nevada, 0.
RIFLE SHOOTING.
Hongkong Team To Participate At Bisley,
It is announced in the monthly circular of the Hongkong Rifle Club that the Donegal Badge and Silver Medal will be competed for on Satur day, November 11, commencing at the 200 yards range at 2.80 p.m. It is hoped that as many as possible will attend this shoot.
first prize will be the Donegal which entitles the winner to, privileges at the N.R.A. Hect
Drake; 0; Washington U. (St. ing at Bistoy any year. The second
Louis) '0.
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prize will be an N.R.A. Bilver Medal,
3. and further prizes will be awarded-by the Committee, dependent on the num-
Michigan State, 27; Syracuse, Colorado, 401 Wyoming, 12, Denver U, 81; Colorado Colber competing, lege, 0.
Purdue, 14; Wisconsin, 0.
SOUTHERN FOOTBALL.
At a meeting of the Club Mr. J.H.G. Parker, Headquarters, Royal Artillery, China Command, was asked to take over the Secretaryship in re- Georgia Tech, 10; North Caro-lief of Mr. A. Chappello who is going to England. Mr. Parker kindly con- lina, 6.
sented and was elected. Georgetown, 8; William & Mary,
12.
0.
Duke, 14; Kentucky, 7. Arkansas, 8; S. M. U., 0. Georgia, 25; N. Y. U., 0.. Tonnosace, 18; Florida, 6. Virginia, 12; V. M. 1., 19. Mississippi, 18; Clemson, 0. Texas Christian, 0; Centonary, Auburn, 18; Tulane, 7. Texas Aggies, 14; Baylor, 7. PACIFIC COAST: FOOTBALL Utah 14; Utah Aggies., 6. U. 3. C., 6; California, 8. Washington, 61 Stanford,, 0. Idaho, 12, Montana, 0, Oregon State BMX Washington
The retiring Socretary wishes to oxproas his thanks to all Members for their support during his tenure of office, and hopes that shooting: in the Colony will become even more ac- curate and successful.
It is hoped that a team représent. ing Hongkong, will shoot naxt year In the N.R.A. events at Bialby. Mr. A Chappelle, whose home, address will be. 64, Kirby Iload, Portsmouth, will be pleased to hear from any member who desires to shoot when on leave in England, Fran
The November monthly shoot will take place on theclub range on 8stur. day and Sunday, November 18 and 19, nt 2.80 p.m. and 0.30 am." respective
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