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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1934, THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SHANGHAI DRAW WITH TIENTSIN THREE GOALS ALL

SUNDAY'S

SIX GOALS SCORED

CHARITY MATCH IN SECOND

TWO CHANGES MADE IN

F. A. TEAM

JUNIOR SHIELD TIE: SECOND DIV: NEEDLE ENCOUNTER

(By “Varitas").

Two changes have been made,

in the Football Association

team to oppose the Combined Beck And

Chinese in a charity match on Sunday on behalf of the funds of the Cheero Club.

Blake of Kowloon cannot play, and his place on the loft wing will be taken by Scal of the Royal Artillery.. McGuiness will bo a non-starter, and Ward of St. Joseph's will doputine.

be:

Pearce

In Form

Consequently, the F. A., term win UNITED SERVICES

OUTPLAYED

Cord (Kowloon); Mullane (8. W.

Outplayed after a very promis- B.) and Morrisost (5. W. B.):

Mart, the United Services Podmore (U.W.D.), Thompson (Eing

Anished the first day's play in the (Kowloon): Bllos Lancs), And

(St. triangular tournament cricket match Mathias (S.W.D.), Ward

with the Icngkong Cricket Club. Joseph's). Stevens (Police), yesterday, still requiring 127 runs

Seal CR. Strange (Club) and

are: to avoid an innings defeat. Artillery). Tho reserves Rodgers (R. Artillery), Hynes (Club and A. Duncan (Club). The Chinese team has not yet been Announced.

Club

The match, which is being played

the Hongkong Football ground, will start at 4 o'clock.

03

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.

The match which will decide the championship of the second division has been arranged for Saturday, when at Sookunpoo, the Borderers entertain South China.

The fenture of the day was the hewling of Beck, who demoralised the Serviers batsmen, and a fine in- nings by Alec Pearce, who passed the B0 mark before boing dimissed.

A full description of the whole match, which is being continued to- day, will be given by R. Abbit in to-morrow's Telegraph.

UNITED SERVICES-IST INNS. Major Bonavia (R.A.M.C.) Lb.w.

b. Beck

J. P. Williams (E. Lanes.) c. Hayward b. Beck ............ Capt. P. V. Williams (R.A.) 1.b.w.

b. Beck .....

31

56

13

4

(R.N.)

R. J. Walker (R.E.) 4. Ricketts

Holland-Bartin

At the moment, South China head the table, one point ahead of the Lieut. Borderere. Both have two games out- standing

1.b.w. b. Beck

Ricketts

before completing the Lieut. Larkin (R.N.) Lb.w. b.

season's programme, but the outcome

of this encounter is certain to decide | Supper Tucker (R.E.) b. Beck the destination of the championship. Inst. Lieut. Smyth (R.N.) at.

Dunkley b. Beck The Borderers must win if they are

Sgt.

Taylor (R.A.M.C.) not out

to finish on top. The probable teams S Thatcher (B.E.) c. Ricketts will be:

b. Beck Borderora:-Williams; Herbert, Jen- kins, Wheelan, Underwood, Williams, A.B. Large (R.N.) b. Beck Searle, Marshfield, Morris, Pallister Byes 2 and John.

MY FORECAST.

JUNIOR SHIELD.

TO-WIN:-

Navy

SECOND DIVISION.

TO WINI-

TO WIN

Borderers Lincolns

Y. Indians

THIRD DIVISION.

Borderers

Lincolns

S. China.

Recrolo

CHARITY MATCH.

TO WIN

F.A. XI

South China:-Wong Wa-lal; Ching Chi-ying. Yu Hing-yuen: Yan Wa-ling, Lam Tak-po, George Liung: Chow Kwang-kong, Leung Tat-wing, Kam Sik-wai, Kai Shui-wing and Ng Po- kul

JUNIOR SHIELD TIE.

As one of the Fleet will be in Hongkong after this week, the Juntor Shield semi-nal match between the Club and the Navy has been brought forward to this Saturday, and the teams will meot

the Kowloon on Football Club ground.

The Club will probably be represent-

HALF

EQUALISER_IN LAST

FEW MINUTES

Stanley Gash who led the Shanghai team to a draw against Tientsin.

HONGKONG CHANCES NOW MUCH

BRIGHTER

CAN AFFORD TO. DRAW

ONE MATCH

AFTER a goalless first half, Shanghai and Tientsin scored six goals between them and thus drew in the first leg of the triangular Shanghai's Interport football tournament in Shanghai yesterday. equalising goal came five minutes from time, after some of the most thrilling exchanges imaginable.

The Interport programme was altered, the original arrangements providing for the Shanghai-Hongkong clash on Chinese New Year's Day. As a result, however, of yesterday's match, Hongkong are now in the position of needing only to win and draw against Shanghai and Tientsin to re-capture the Telegraph Cup, won from them last year by Shanghai.

Shanghai, Feb. 14. THE first match of the triangular

football Interport tournament was played here this afternoon, when Shanghai (holders of the trophy) and Tientsin, challengers, drew after a brilliant match, each side scoring three goals.

ALL of the goals were scored in

the second half, when some as- tornishing football was seen, excit ing the big crowd to a display of wild enthusiasm as Shanghai drew level for the last time only a few

minutes from the close.

DEFENCES prevailed in the first half, with the exchanges run- The result materially in- 110 creases Hongkong's pro- Fall of Wickets: 1/84; 2/89; 3/104;spects of winning back the 4/104: 5/105; 6/106; 7/107; 8/108; cup. They have now only to

Total

0/110; 10/110.

Bowling Analysis

0. M.

lobtain a win and a draw

R. W. from their two matches to accomplish the feat.

C. K. Hill Wood B 2 14

G. R. M. Ricketts 11

*28*****

H. Owen Hughes &

D

23

0

T. A. Poarco...

4 2 '12

T. L. M. Redmond

0 18

0

A. C. Beck .....

8

3.13

8

H.K.C.C-1ST INNS.

11. Owen Hughes c. Holland

Martin b. Tucker,

E. J. R. Mitcheli b.

Large

T. A. Pearce c. and b. Walker

T. E. Pearce c. Larkin b, Taylor.

L. D. Kilboo b. Bonavia

A. W. Hayward e. Holland-Martin

b. Large

83

23

30

R. M. Ricketts c. Tucker b.

LATE

8

C. Till-Wood b. Tucker

37

32

G. R.

T. M. L. Redmond not out

A. C. Beck c. Tucker b. Thatcher

G. S. Dunkley run out

0

Extra Byca 6, L-Byes 4, Wides 2 12

Total

200

Fall of wicket: 1/14; 2/73; 8/94; 14/141; 5/153; 0/188; 7/190; 8/202;

0/200; 10/200.

Dowling Analysis

0.

R.

M. A. B. Large. 15

1 05 *Sapper Tucker. 15.1 1 62

Major Bonavin .. 10 0 Sgt. Taylor

14 1 64 0 32

1 0

R. J. Walker. 4 Sgt. Thatcher

Howled two wides.

UNITED SERVICES-2ND INNS.

J. P. Willams not out R, J. Walker not out Ryes

ed by:Farrow: Railton and Boyd:: In Grible,

and McKellar at Baldwin Sharpham, Brown, Duncan, Bell and Sloan.

The week-end progamme is:

SATURDAY.

JUNIOR SHIELD.

Navy 7, Club-Kowloon, d

2ND DIVISION.

Kowloon . Lincolns-Kowloon, 2.45 /

Athletle.v. T. Indian-Military,

4.15

ARD DIVISION.

Total for no wht.

PRESS BEATEN.'

It is now impossible to state definitely whether

Hongkong will meet Shang-

hai or Tientsin to-day, al- though it will very likely be Tientsin, with the more im- portant Shanghai encounter left until Saturday.

Indications are that Tien- tsin are somewhat better

Both

ning on fairly even linos. goals experienced narrow escapes, but the interval arrived with a blank shoot.

MACAO

DRAW

WITH HONGKONG

AFTER the restart, Tientsin do- minate) the play, and playing much the better football, gained the ascendancy. EVERYTHING pointed to a specta- cular win by the visitors, special- ly when they drew out to a 3-2 lead far into the second half. BUT Shanghai fought back with grim determination, and in a final effort, equalised with only a few minutes left.-Reuter.

INTERPORT RESULTS.

The following is a complete record of Hongkong performances first in the Interport Berles, started by the Hongkong Club in 1908 1908 II.K. Club 3 Shanghai Club 0 1913 Shanghal 2 Hongkong1 1923 Hongkong

0 Shang

1921

1925

1

192ongkon

5

1026 kong 48

1928:

7

1927 1921

3 Shanghal 1929

5 Hongkong 1930 1930 Hongkong 3 Tientsin 1931 Hongkong 3 Shanghai 1923 Shanghai 3 Hongkong 1933 Hongkong 2 Shanghai

THE first triangular tournment to

include Tientsin was in 1930. Again Shanghai were successful. Since then Hongkong and Shanghai have vied for the trophy. In 1931 Hongkong were beaten here by the odd goal in seven. They made the trip to Shanghai in November 1932, and contrary to all expectations won brilliantly by the same score.

THIS was the first occasion on which Hongkong won on foreign

soil.

3

SPLENDID INTERPORT HOCKEY MATCH

VISITORS EQUALISE IN THE LAST MINUTES OF THE GAME

(By R.H.D.)

NEARLY ONE THOUSAND SPECTATORS, a record attendance for any local representa- tive hockey match, were thrilled at King's Park yesterday afternoon, when Hongkong and Macao met on the Club ground to do battle in the first. official Interport hockey match. Splendidly contested throughout, the game ended in a draw Both goals were each Colony scoring once. netted within the last quarter-of-an-hour of the match.

Hongkong, should have won. There was a period in the early stages of the second half, when the for-- wards simply bombarded the Portuguese citadel, and they should have rounded off at least five goals but their marksmanship was poor.

In the opening minutes of the A. J. M. Rodrigues, of the University, at right back for game, Mocao were carly pressing, Hongkong, played the game of Rodger making a good clearance. his life. He was a rock in the Hongkong missed an early oppor- good Colony defence, nipping In in tunity to gain the lead when the nick of time. In his first Kalwant Singh muffled a

concrete pass from Donald. Shortly after, trial Rodrigues made his selection and on yesterday's Donald struck the side of the net display fully justifled his in- with a first-time shot. Hollings-

brought worth

off a brilliant. clusion. Macao's defence played well, clearance to save what appeared Ferreira, at right-half-back, being by Romalho. Later on Macao

nearly scored from a meelce. Cardoso, at left back, and Lino to be a certain goal from a shot outstanding.

Rapid attacks on the Macao gon! ARCHER FAILS.

were made by the Hongkong for Both attacks were below full wards after the breather. Suc

shots from Eaden, strength, Hongkong sorely lacking cessive the services of Lal Singh (Pun-Donald, the two Radio forwards the left wing, while and Archer, going wide of the Singh, Manhao was a notable absentee mark. On one particular occas- jabis) on from the visitors' forward line. lon, "sticks" against G Laertes da Costa, who filed the robbed Kalwant Singh of an easy vacancy, played a dashing game chance to open the Colony's ac

claim to share and scored the goal that gave count. Macao's

honours,

Both goalkeepers, Hollingsworth (Hongkong)

the

con-

* eur-

than Shanghai, and that if Hongkong, assuming they

SURPRISE GOAL. play them to-day, succeed in

Macao then took up the offen- and Almada, for sive which they held for a defeating the men from Chili, they should manage to

Hollingsworth, especially in the prise breakway by Enden the hold their own quite com-Macao, wero on good form, but aiderable period. From

second half, was prone to become Macho defence were caught un- fortably against Shanghai.

On awaros, Gurbachan Singh rushing Yesterday was the second erratic with his kicking.

Rodrigues and Rodger left it to lead.-Macao-rallied and from time Tientsin and Shanghai-more occasions than one, both through to give Hongkong the had met in a triangular Hollingsworth to clear, and the free hit against E. V. Reed f

equaliser with a scorcher.. Both tournament. The first occa- Colony custodian miskicked creat "stick," I da Costa scored the sion was in 1930, when ing danger in the deed.

W. A. Reed, the Hongkong right-teams were striving hard for vic- defeated Shanghai

their half-back, played a safe game re- tory when the final whistle

defence of many sounded with Macao pressing. rivals, and also trounced loving the

The teams lined out as under:- Blacaq-Alamda; J. Rodrigues centre-half, was completely beaten.. Hongkong by 5 goals to 2, to anxious moments when Sinclair at win the competition with Sinclair was slow, and his clearing and M. Cardoso; Lino Ferreira, Incked hard hitting. Edgar Reed,

J. Ferreira and A! Airosa; F. his brothor, Nolasco, L. Costa, F. Ramalho,. H. at left-half, ko played well. Against Nolasco, a Rosario and A. Angelo, Fight wing of no mean speed, he longkang: Pte. had a lot of work to do.

ease,

sworth

Was

Holling- RETURNING here last year, Shang-

(Lincolns); A. J. M. hai surprised by defeating the

Of the Colony forwards, Archer,

Rodrigues (University) and J.. on the left wing, failed miserably. Rodger (H.K. Club) W.A. Reed local team by the odd goal in five

Only In the frat half he attempted some (II.K. Club), Licut, E. N. Sinclair reverse stick passes (at which he (H.M.S. Medway) and E. V. after a spectacular game. once has extra time been necessary, is quite good) but inexplicably Reed (H.K. Club) Lleut. W. S. this being in the first official Inter- failed, and in the second half he Donald (H.M.S. Medway), Lieut. swinging round, for which he was Gurbachan Singh (Radio S.C.), port twixt Hongkong and Shanghai wired to stopping the ball and J. H. Eaden (H.M.S. Medway), Lino Ferreira Kalwant Singh (Radio S.C.) and in 1913, when the Northerners won often penalised.

had him too well murked.

S.C. Archer (I.K. Club).

Leigh., Kalwant Singh, the Colony, re- In 1924, a

Referees: L-Comdr. by two goals to one. replay was necessary between the serve who deputised for Garth- RN, and Major Campbell.

waite at inside-loft, missed several Although he combined'

AT THE FESTIVE two teams, the first match ending in aftters.

In the well with his club mate Gurbachan

BOARD. Singh, he could not "find" Archer. a draw of three goals each. replay Shanghai, the home team, Archer. won by the only goal scored.

THIS AFTERNOON'S RUGBY INTERPORT

a friendly cricket match played The eighth rugby Interport Sookunpoo yesterday afternoon, between Hongkong and Shang- the Indian Recreation Club first cloven defeated tho Hongkong hai takes place. on the Club ground this afternoon, kicking

Press.

Scores: IRC, 182 for 0 wickets off at 3.30.

dec. (A. 11. Madar 00, A. SumadThe recent spell of dry weather 42, F. D. Porcira 4 for 44).

H. K. Presa 34 (5. A. Gray 13. has loft the ground very hard, and

A. R. Minu G for 28, A. H. Madar 3 the exchanges are certain to be for 7.

extremely fast. Shanghal have brought down what is regarded to be one of their strongest teams in years, and they are quietly con- ident of success,

POINTS FOR THE BORDERERS

Mathias Nets Three Against E. Lanes

Hongkong are turning out a wall Bovera! balanced 15, including players who took part in the match against the Australian Universities

tho

Hockey Interporters Celebrate

But for spasmodle brilliance the Donald-Enden right wing com- bination, did not reach the high! mark expected of them. In early stages of the second half, An appeal for all players, spectatore some pretty work, and critics to do all they could they put in Donald's passes

in to help umpires and not criticing. resulting

and Vice- G. P. Lammert; M. W. Turner, H. Baden, G. Singh and K. Singh just unfairly, was made by Mr. A. A Donald showed Dand, the Club Bgkong Hockey C. Meeke; A. F. Walkden, W. E. missing goals.

president of the Peers, G. A. Stewart, I. H. Brad- tremendous bursts of speed, while Association speaking at the Inter- ford, F. R. Burch, R. O. F. King, Eaden played his usual dashing port Hockey Jinner at the Cafe do

D. A. Cumming, D. (Captain).

McLellan game.

SHANGHAI R.U.F.C. (Navy Blue)

B. Brind; J. Bowerman, C. J. A. Taylor, W. E. Grieve, J. C. Jenkins, E. Blackwood, H. D. Bidwell, W. E. Tingle, R. D. K. Silby (Captain), J. R. Younger, P. J. Poole, J. S. Ritchie, R. T. N. Mackay, G. S. Chambers, J. S. Tee, N. Hicks, H. W. Cartor."

t

TOO MUCH INDIVIDUALISM.

no secret

"I am giving away when I say we hope to have, in the very near future a visit of the Singapore Hockey Club" sald the speaker,

....

Luxe (China Emporium last night.

the work alr. Dand dealt with accomplished by the Association since its formation six months ago, and Gurbachan Singh indulged in said an Umpires Hockey Board was too much individualism. His functioning and to date about forty stick work while being fast, was candidates had been examined. equally matched by the Macao centrehalf, J. Ferreira. He scored Hongkong's goals. when the Macao defence was caught napping by a sudden breakaway, In the Macao attack, the con

The Association had inaugurated bination of L. Costa, Ramalho and Bosarlo chowed excellent under an International Tournament which

will be commenced next month. Th standing, and between them they successes the Association bad at Sinclair, a busy time. tained was in no small messure du gave Angelo in the left wing, pont: In to the untiring efforts and energie. Up to date, Hongkong have won some good centres of Mt. FA Kemp, the lor four and Shanghai three of the Jack Rodger, the Hongkong Secretary. He took the opportunit serles, which started in 1928, ekipper and left back, was anfe of thanking Mr. Komp and the men

worked so hardly to tranke the Vi Shanghat have won in Hongkong though slow, Hominde several Lors of the sub-committee who he once, this being the first year of the clearances with good reverse etick the success. It was tournament. Hongkong have twice shote. The Portuguese backa, da Othors speakers were the borty

(Continued on: Paren F.A. XIV. Combined Chinese very department, and might only Rih Grimths, L. G. Robertson,

J. P. Whitham; J. J. Ferguson, D. McLellan, Hongkong's captala for won in Shanghal, being successful Rodrugues and Cardoso waren guara. Consul General (Mr R

In 1982-837

#78 safe, pair;::: today's rugby Interport,

245

2.45

R.A.S.C.. Bordergra➡Military,

Lincólon. v. RA.F.—Chatham Rd. R.A.M.C. v. 8. China-Bookuhipoo, 4.16

Universtiy v. Rocelo Chatham: Fed, 4.16

SUNDAY.

· CHARITY-MATCH,

Club, 4 p.m.

The

nt

Borderers tightened their team. challenge for the first division championship yesterday, whion Sookunpoo they defeated the East Lancashires by five clear gonis...

Mathias was in brilliant form, and | accomplished the hat-trick

playing

at outside right. Harris and Fortey noited...tko....other....twb..?..

The Borderers wero superior "In

have doubled the score.

THE TEAMS.

The teams are expected to line up as follows:

HONGKONG F. C.

(Blue and Whito).

Referee Major Gottwaltz, .w..