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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY,

JANUARY 24, 1934

INTER-HONG SOCCER WON BY JARDINES

COLD SHOWERS AFTER THE GAME!

B. & S. OUTPLAYED

Enjoying the assistance of three local league players, Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co., easily defeated Messrs. Butterfield and Swire in the first Inter-Hong football match played between these business houses, for something like ten years, when they met on the Club ground yesterday.

Jardine's netted five times with- out reply, a depleted B. and S. tenm being further weakened: through the absence of. Campbell.

BORDERERS SIX-A-SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNEY

All-Japan Rugby

FAVOURITES SPORTING BATTALION

FOR HONGKONG BEATEN

Championship SMART WIN BY NO.

WASEDA. DIVIDES

HONOURS

Doshisha put up a great perfor mance in Tokyo recently when they drew eight points each with Waseda, champlons of the Tokyo Rugby League. The match was for the national championship, but at the end of a strenuous battle the Kwanto and Kansal champ fons had. each preserved their unbeaten records..

What the teams lacked in foot-

The teams and officials who took part in the football match yesterday between Moure, Jardine, ball technique and finesse, they

Matheson and Co., and Mesures. Butterfiold and Swire. Ten years have passed since this Inter-Hong balanced by keenness, and the

match was last played. (Photo: Mee Cheung). game was most enjoyable from

that his sporting mean every viewpoint. The Jardines coming from Manning Railton, not

who came up from back to convert prowess was confined to the turf, forward line was often respon-

by netting the first. White and RIFLE SHOOTING Nogami gonled it, and then for a sible for some neat movements, a penalty,

I added further goals before II's league

CHAMPION JOCKEY SCORES. experience greatly

half time. Assisting in keeping the attack Jardines were three to the good together. Four of the five for at the interval, Leo Frost proving warde scored goals, the other that being champion jocky dld

"Robin" White scores for Jardines in the Inter-Hong match against Butterfield and Swire yesterday. (Photo: Mee Cheung),

The B. and S. forwards were rarely in evidence, and their rushes, although determined, were easily repulsed by the vigilant Jardines defence.

Jardines made the issue quite conclusive in the closing stages by scoring again through Butler and Railton.

BRRGH!!

The keen and lively exchanges evidently caused a severe circula- tion of the blood among the play- ers, for report has it that after the match they all took cold showers! This is, la itself, a fent unparallel- .ed in local football.

The teams were:- Messrs, Jardine, Matheson & Co.: Nichols; Urquhart and M. Railton; Chadderton, Puncheon and Dinnen; Butler, Hill, Frost, White and Duncan.

Mesars. Butterfield and Swire:-

The result was surprise: Waseda being generally expected to win, but the Kwansai, sido play- ed a truly great game. In the first half-whon Waseda scored a goal and a try-and then had their turn after the interval, drawing level through a penalty goal and a goal. Waseda got their first try in 16 minutes, after having the worst of It In midfield, Komchara getting over after a fine back movement. time it seemed that Waseda would outplay their rivals. However, tho, Doshisha defence held out uu- the 26th minute. when Yamamoto sent Nogami over. This try was not converted. The Naval Yard Rifle Team In the fifteenth minute of the

gon! for

Doshisha recorded a splendid win at Stone-second half Hashimoto kicked cutters during the week-end, when penalty they were opposed by a team from Watanabe had been off-side-and

Phoenix II.M.S.

and H.M.S. four minutes later Naito got over. Parthian. Firing with a strong There was tremendous excitoment wind blowing across the range, when Hashimoto added the extra the following scores were obtain-points. Both defences were equal to the occasion, and there was no od:-

further scoring. NAVAL YARD.

NAVAL YARD BEAT

SAILORS

Mr. Lewis Mr. Newnham Mr. Austin Mr. Langley Mr. Blake Mr. Urscil

PHOENIX & PARTHIAN.

91. Lt. Com. Brooks 85 80 Cox: Hammond 78 86 L. Sig. Thomas 73

83 Lt. Howard 76 A. B. Print 74 A. B. Reader

Total

495.

ALANG

70

69

67

RUGBY FOOTBALL

Club' "A" to Meet Naval Combination

1 PLATOON

TWO CORNERS WIN GAME

The No. 1 Group, favourites for the Six-a-Side football

Royal Welch Fusiliers Due Here Next

Rich in sporting talent, the 2nd Royal Welch Fusiliers, which is next Battalion for Hongkong, is bound to figure prominently in all branches of focal sport, DERMA

The Battalion plays footballTM in tournament of the South Wales both codes, and has been in the final Borderers, were unexpectedly boxing, some Army and open cham- of the Army Association Cup. In beaten by the No. 1 Platoon when they met in the final at pions have been produced in Willie, Jones, Pritchard, Rawlins and Lo Wu Camp on Monday. The othors. Platoon scored a goal and two Lieut. Martin, was a champion corners, to which the Group quarter-miler, and there was Lieut. replied with

a goal through loyd and other athletes of post- Mullane, the Battalion right war years who kept and keep the

flag flying

back.

who

The Group enjoyed the luck of The Royal Welch Fusillers has its the toss and elected to play with marksmen in the Army shoots, of the slight wind behind them, but whom one recalls Col, Sir R. Collo- the advantage was quickly set at ton.

WON FAME IN CHINA. With Hongkong na. its next nought by the Platoon, assumed an ascendancy from the start which was never seriously station the R.W.F., which bears the threatened.

Red Dragon, returns to the scene The Group were constantly on of former exploits, as it was in the defensive in the first half, and 1898, 1999 and 1900, including the at the interval the Platoon led by Boxer Rebellion operations of the a corner to nil.

latter year. It was at the relief of The losers brightened up con- Peking and Tientsin, and "Peking" siderably after the change over, is a scroll borne on the Coloura.

Among other memorable engage- but their attacks wore easily re- pelled, and play awung to the ments which figure in the annals of other end, where Fortey, Battalion the 23rd Foot are the defence of centre-forward, broke through to Minorca, Sevastopol and Frederick net, and a little later forced a stadt, together with the rellef of

Peking, Tientsin, Lucknow, Lidy corner.

The Group's solitary goal was smith and Kut. delayed until a few minutes. from the end, when Mullane made his way through the defence to beat the goalkeeper.

The Platoon thus won by two

The teams were:

No. 1 Platoon: Pte. Morrison, Pte. Owens, L/Cpl. Herbert, L/Cpl. Andrews, L/Cpl. Smith and Pte.

STILL SUPREME

corners after a most praiseworthy BOBBY JONES DOES 8 display.

UNDER PAR ROUND New York. Bobby Jones continues to play the most amazing golf, and ab- Bonce from serious competition No. 1 Group:-L/Cpl. Mullane, for three years does not seem Pte. Greedy, Pte. Lemin, L/Cpl. in the least to have affected his Hewitt, Pte. Hayes and te, game. Hopes.

Fortey. Total 142

Lawrie; Castleton and Hinton: M. G. MAGNETTES IN

McIntosh, Crawford and Knowles; Campbell, Williamson, Johnson, Cowie ad Elliott,

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1,000 MILE RACE

The rugby section of the Hongkong Football Club aro fielding an "A" team this afternoon to oppose H.M.S. Cumberland and H.M.S. Tamar in a friendly match at Happy Valley at

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Playing over his home course at the East Lake Club he went round this championship course in 04 eight under par.

The Club team will include several players who figured in the senior follows-, H. B. Rigg; K. Noble,

He should have broken his own ifteen on Saturday when the Club J. A. R. Selby (Capt.), R. H. Griffith were beaten by the Combined Services and A. D. Lowson; J. Hutchison and H. C. Meeke; R. 0. F. King, R. G. by 19 points to three.

*G1. the eighteenth green in Castleton, S. H. Garrod, W. D'Nell course record of 63, as he reached "Calamity Inne," la famous put- Gugan and K. A. Munro,

Commander Cowley Thomas, R.N.,ter, falled him, however, and ho

required three puts for his 64. will referee.

Englishwoman to Drive for 3. Ferguson who were absent on W. R. Andrews, A. R. Cox, J. Me-

Britain in Classic Event

London.

Great Britain will be represented again this year in the Italian Mille Miglia-with-a-team-of-M, G. Mag- nattes, twelve horse-power motor cars. This thousand-mile road race around Italy is considered to be the world's most dangerous race.

As a sporting gesture and for the sake of Great Britain's prestige on the Continent, Sir William Mor ris is financing the venture.

The team will be under the leadership of Lord Howe as last year and the Rame ears will be driven. The drivers will be E. R.: Hall and Mrs. Hall, Lord Howe, Count Lurani and C. Penn Hughes and, presumably, another,

Thus for the first time there will be a woman competitor in the Mille Miglia-an English woman,

M. G'S SWEEPING SUCCESS.

Last April these Magnettes scor- ed a sweeping success in the light car class in this classic race. G.E.T. Eyston with Count Lurani were first, and Lord Howe with II. G. Hamilton gained second place. Afterwards, Lord Howe described the affair as the most gruelling test to which any car could be put.

The raco is over a thousand-mile course starting from Brescia in the north and running southwards vin Bologna and Florence to Rome.

The return course, making a figure of eight, passes through Perugin, Ancona and Padun back to Brescia.

AUSTRIANS NEED TEACHING

Must Learn to Shoot to Play Better Soccer

London.

How to shoot is the chief lesson to be learnt by the Austrians. That is evident, from thoʻmatches they have played in England, and particularly in the match between Austria F. C. and Manchestor City, which the Mancunians won by 3:0

This has led to Hugo Molal, captain-manager of the Austrian | International teams,, being at

tacked.

"We hear and read anys ferr Schoonecker, a director of the Rapid Club of Vienna, that our forward line played splendidly up to the elghteen yards, but then could not shoot. Yet a helpless spectator from the grandstand of this miserable situation WIB Bindor, who shot 104 gonls in 70 matches for the Rapid Club..

J. P. Whitham, G. P. Lammert and Saturday have not been included for this afternoon's match.

The Club, line-up will be as

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