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CAER

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1934.

CLARK CHAMPIONS WELL BEATEN BY "REST"

Football Achievement By

H. M.S. Berwick

NAVY TEAM OVERCOMES WORCESTERS IN RETURN MATCH

Shanghai, Apr. 7. H.M.S. Berwick's soccer XI avenged the cruiser's boxing defeat by beating the Worcester Regiment team yesterday at the Stadium ground by the odd goal in seven. The match was a heavy struggle between two equally clever sides, the Berwicks reducing the points through the efforts of their goalkeeper, Funier, whose outstanding play in the second half was a pleasure to watch. The saves he brought off were seemingly impossible,' the custodian several times throwing himself full length on the ball.

Ambrose and Jenkins supported | corner, the custodian well and were also deterrents in some of the Army's dangerous attacks.

Jones, the Berwick's outside. right scored three goals in a calm and unhurried manner, and was responsible for

a good many attack Archer, Eggleton anil Malin played exceptionally gond football and were unfortunate in not adding to the score, although their finishing in front of goal was weak.

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ARCHER FIRST THROUGH. The Berwicks faced the sun at the kick-off and drove down the centre, the hall returning to the Navy half via air.

Laigmend

Ryan and through to miss an open goal, the From the ball going over the top, goal kick Jones obtained at centre and sent a slow pass to the inside man whe tipped over to Archer, enabling the latter to score, Berwick goalkeeper standing no chance.

the

Following centre play Jones was enabled to score through a long kiek Trom Thomna, taking the pass on the run and stowing down to send In an almost unstoppable shot.

NAVY FALL AWAY.

With the Navy lending 3-1, the Worcesters garnered another goal through by Malin, who after

nice strong movement of the forwarda bent Ambrose easily.

After the Interval it appeared that the Navy was resting on its laurels as it seemed to be partl- cular slow in all departments, allowing the soldiers to rob easily.

CLUB MAY BE WITHOUT SYD STRANGE

GOVERNOR'S CUP ON SUNDAY..

ST JOSEPH'S UNCHANGED

THE WEEK-END FOOTBALL

(By "Veritas").

St. Joseph's cannot afford to regard their league match with the Club on Saturday as an easy thing, and with overy point now of vital necessity in their quest for the champion- ship, they will have to play right up to form.

MY FORECAST.

TO WIN

LEAGUE

Borderers Navy Lincolns

St. Joseph's

Athletic (Sunday)

TO DRAW1--

R: Artillery

THIRD DIVISION.

TO WINI *

S. China. R.A.S.C.

GOVERNOR'S CUP.

TO WIN:-

H.K.F.A. XI

CLUB CHANGES,

Unfortunately the Club wi probably be below strength. Sydney Strange has been down with an at- tack of malaria this week and, is

MISS WELLER IN FORM

FINE DISPLAY. OF GOALKEEPING

HOCKEY WELL ABOVE AVERAGE

(By "R.H.B.")

Displaying definite all-round superiority, the Rest of the League defeated the Hongkong Ladies Hockey Club Champions of the Caer Clark Cup competi- tion for the fifth year by two goals to nil on the Hongkong

· Football Club ground yester- day afternoon. "Last year, the Rest defeated the Champions by three clear goals, at King's Park.

Yesterday's game was productive of play of a very high quality. If only

a doubtful starter. Hill continues the Rest forward line could have re-

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lo suffer from a strained muscle, tained the combination with which and this looks like keeping him out|they started, they might have won by of the side.

the a bigger margin. As it was, The Club will have quite a problem forwards, led by Margaret Woolley, finding a substitute for Strange, nl-jsimply fell to ploces and their one- Funier threw himself full length

The Club are once again shaping though in view of Gamble's recent time brilliant combination beennie on the ball to save a fast shot into a settled and useful side. Fote-promising displays. It is conceivable scrappy.

The Champions seldom lookodi from Mall, and a second later Hunt's inclusion has lent balance and that he will be brought in to partner was called upon to repeat his act, stability to the half back line, and Baldwin, who has found his niche in dangerous. Their forward line sorely lucked Jean Dalziel and Mrs. Adams, screwing the ball round the post. Ernest Strange is proving such a virile the back division.

It in unlikely that the half back their regular left wing. E. R. Bell. Jones, hanging back at this period, leader of the attack, that he is doubly

the wing to testas effective as when playing inside combination will be tampered with, (now Mrs. Puncheon) was missed away on got

a Robertson, Pote-Hunt and Duncan from the right wing, while Mrs. Bell Hubbard who had to run well out left.

Too much cognisance must not be form a sound trio, who could, by (formerly M. L. Wallace) was taken of last week's success against themslves, tum the game in favour notable almentee from the left section to save.

A minute later the ball return-Kowloon,

as my colleague "Wan of the Club.

of the intermediate line. There is also the left wing position The Rest half-backs, Iris Woolley, cd through Longmead back kick- dere" fissures me that as a display

to fill, and it be on the cards that E. M. Beavis and M. Bryson, were a Ing to Jones and again this win-of football, the match was a sorry

strong trio and completely bottled ger scored, the ball bouncing off spectacle, although the Club fully Dominy will be brought in here.

Desmond Hynes, who would appear Hongkong's line of attack. Maric the goalkeeper to topple into the deserved their win.

Nevertheless, the Happy Valleyites to be a natural election at back. Basto, the role Recreio representative, net.

have the kanek of upsetting the best cannot play, and it is possible that proved to be the star-turn of the day. The Worcesters attacked teams, and both Gosana and Beltrno he will not he seen playing again this fler clearances and timely tackling met earnest on resumption and launch-will have to maintain a strict watch season, as he is shortly going on home with applause time and again. Her partner, F. K. Walker, one of the ladies' The Berwicks launched another wick half. Hendrick sent a fast is proving difficult for defences, who, attack, this time with Langmead, one to the post, Sheppard a long find themselves taken unawares by any changes, and one of the things hockey, rendured, excellent support.

· ន bursts through the middle. they have to be thankful for is that proving a stumbling block to passing out to the winger Jenes fast one to the centre that was strange can move, the ball quicker injuries have not intruded to upset wields of Joan Churchill. who twisted the ball under control smothered by Ambroke, and Smith

thun any other inaide forward a winning team. The Saints can bo and took Inwards to about six feet eventually found the net through playing in Hongkong to-day, and jexpected to win, from the goal and ́scored in an a well deserved fast cross-shot to this bna enabled him to всого unhurried calm manner in the the corner.

novoral unexpected goals.

Berwick rallied at this stage to send down Jones on the wing who sont across a beautiful centre to Langmead the latter trapped the ball and ran through, passing to Morgan, who dribbled forward and tipped in the corner to score through a crowded goat."

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The Hongkong Hockey Club team, Caer Clark Cup champions, photographed before their match against the Rest yesterday. (Photo Ming Yuen).

BERWICK BEATEN AT BOXING

THRILLING FIGHTS FINISH IN FAVOUR OF WORCESTERS

SHANGHAI ENJOY ENTERTAINMENT

Shanghai, Apr. 6.

One of the finest exhibitions of boxing seen in Shanghai for months was staged at the Union Jack Club last night when amateurs from the Worcesters and H. M. S. Berwick met in an inter-service tourney, out of, which the soldiers emerged with one victory to the nine bouts staged.

Both teams should be congratulated not only for the fine standard of boxing, but also for the excellent spirit of sportsmanship which prevailed throughout.

An interesting card was closed with the most exciting bout of the evening between two welterweights, Maher of the Wor cesters defeating Taylor, of the Berwick. Both men were bleed- ing from cuts at the end of the fight, the result of which was in doubt until the Judges gave their decision, and both men ended still fighting fast and furiously.

Maher (Worcesters) v. Taylor (Berwick).

Champions V Rest Cricket

STRONG TEAMS

SELECTED

Strong elevens have been select-

SMART GOALKEEPING,

OTHER GAMES.

Phyllis Gitting and Oliver Brown, the left wing flank of the Best, were Kowloon gave the Borderers quite disappointing, Miss Gittina did not a good run for their money at the seem to be able to get going and her

Taylor, opened with a left attack, first time of meeting, and as they passes to Miss Brown were often lack following up with right head blow, are on Saturday playing on the Railing In necuracy, Miss Brown, however driving the soldier to the ropes with way Ground, another keen contest can was weak with her centring, 1. Knill short jabs. A flerce exchange, both be expected.

on the right wing sent in some good mixing it with a will followed, Taylor There is no news to hand concerning centres but more often than not they again emerging with credit. Taylor Jones, who was kept out of the 24th) were a trifle fate. Marie Smith, who landed a straight left over the heart team through injuries last week, but scored the Host's first goal, did not and took a right to the forehead be- It is more than likely that he is now pass well, Margaret Woolley, who fore the round concluded. A and will resume at inside left. netted the second goal, was not no

garner deadly a leader as she usually is, The Borderers ought to

Again rushing from his corner, points here, for Kowloon sadly miss E. M. Gray and Joan Smalley, the Taylor began to mix it at the open. Timberlake and Lewis in the forward Champions

backs, worked harding of the second round and after a throughout, while B. M. Pope, at rapid exchange his eye was cut and ed to represent the Rest against line.

The Athletic contemplate playing centre-half, was also much in the lime-began to bleed.

the Hongkong Cricket Club, cham two matches during the weekend. A light with her clearance Helbing-Taylor's eye appeared to be heat-pions in the First Division of thes re-arranged game with the Navy is and Mrs. Lowe assisted Miss Pope ined at the beginning of the third, but Cricket League, and the Indian Ite- scheduled for Saturday, and East no small measure,

J. Weller, the Y.M.C.A. Ladies' he led off with n terrific attack, seek creation Club, champlons in the Lancashires will be met on Sunday,

ing a knock-out and pounded Maher's Second Division, on Saturday, They will probably lose the first and goalkeeper, played her best game

The Premier Division match will be win the second.

date for the Rest, She brought off face, the soldier's return blows again mny fine waves, including n

one-opening the

wound. Maher's) played on the Hongkong Cricket Club The Governor's Cup match Sunday handed clearance in which she sent the love split and the round was held ground, and the other match on the

Indian Recreation Club ground. in the chief attraction, and a strong ball over the cross-bar. M. Bird, in up while now gloves were fitted.

E. C. Fincher, the Colony cricketer, Civilian side will have the opport-goal for Hongkong also cleared well

Taylor again made the fighting will lead the Rest in the Senior Divi- unity of recording a second win in She had the misfortune to injure her at the opening of the fourth round, slon, and H. J. Armstrong, of the the current Heason's series, and suit slightly when she collided with paying particular attention to the Hongkong Cricket Club, is the asip- with it the right of holding the Cup Woolley early in the second half.

soldier's face and Maher's nose was per of the Junior Division eloven. No announcement has yet been made!

soon bleeding. The fight evened up

The teams are as follows: At the conclusion of the game the ing the toe-to-toe exchanges of the for a while, a more open style reping- as to the composition of the Chinesef team, but it would not be surprising if presentation of the Caer Clark Cup earlier rounds, but towards the close Lee Wai-tong were included. The to the Hongkong Ladies and the Sou- of the round Maher forced the pacu. match, offers a good opportunity for thorn Trophy to the runners-up, Stand had the better of an exchange, the Federation to turn out a team of Andrew's Club Ladies, was made by Olympic aspirants.

Lady Southern.

Both men were distressed and The programme is:

I calling en Lady Southern to pre-fought guardedly in the fifth, Maher sunt the trophiles, Mr. Hamilton, Pre- landing a nice left to the jaw carly aldent of the Hongkong Hockey As-on. Towards the end of the round, sociation, sald it was his first duty Taylor got in a series of short jabs and pleasure to thank His Excellency to the jaw, shaking the soldier into. and Lady Southern for attending and netion to use his right to the body. especially Lady Southorn for consent-

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SATURDAY.

LEAGUE.

THE PRESENTATION,

The final round was marked by Hilling to give away the trophies. The

teams had given most enjoyable open scrapping. Maber was forced. exhibition and the hockey played was to the ropes and Taylor was chased of an extremely high standard. He into a corner whore he took a lot of congratulated the Hongkong Ladies punishment before fighting his way' Rd.Clark Cup for the Afth year in suc-

Hockey Club on winning the Caer out.

First Division Artillery v Recreio Caroline Navy v Athletic-Caroline H,

Kowloon.v Borderers-Kowloon Lincolns Y Felice-Chatham Club v St. Joseph's Club

Third Division

Recreio v 8. China-Kowloon Radlo v RA.S.C.-Military

SUNDAY. Covernor's Cup H.K.F.A. XI v Chinese XI-Club

4 p.m.

ccasion, which Rounded a wee bit Hemming (Warcaster) v. Johnson selfish," and also extended congratula-

(Berlwick), tions to the St. Andrew's Club Ladies

An

FIRST DIVISION.

E. C. Fincher (Kowloon C. C) Capt.

L. F. Fincher (Kowloon C. C.), Capt. P. V. Williams. (Army). Lt. C. C. Garthwaite (Army). C. 3. M. Elvin (Army).

F. D. Pereira (Indian R. C.). B. A. Ismail (Indian I. C.).

J. E. Richardson (Civil Service). A. M. Rodrigues (University). Robert Lee (Craigengower).. L.L.-Cdr. Stephenson (Royal Novy).

SECOND DIVISION,

11. J. Arrastrong (liengkong C. C.).

A. D. Lowson (Hongkong C. C.). Cpl. Colledge (R. A. M. C.). ' W. K., Way (Craigengower), Lt Marsham (Royal Navy). Bpr. Tucker (Royal Engineers). A: Penta (Club de Recrelo).

W. H. Edmonds( Civil Service).

F. Mintey (Police).

10. Dunno (Kowloon C. C.). G. Windsor (University),

who were successful in winning back The lightweight contest between the Southern Cup for runners-up. He Hemming and Johnson, the sixth referred to the now team, the Central event on the card was one of the British School girls ojoven, who had most exciting of the evening, been trained and taught by Miss H. exhibition of better and faster box- Knill, Hon. Secretary of the Endles ng being given. The men were well six Interporters, E. C. Finchor, E. F. Hockey Association, who had done matched and the first round, marked Fincher, Capt. Williams, Lh Garth

by terrifle toe-to-toe, exchanges in walte, F. D. Perotra and J. E.

marvellous work.

The First Division eleven includes

Mr. Hamilton expressed thanks to which both gave and took appeared Richardson." LEAGUE.

the Hongkong Football Club for land-to be a draw. Firat Division

ing the ground, which had enabled Hemming sent Johnson to the ropes them to get some gate money for ure with a smashing right to the face,j Athletic v East Lancashires-Soo-in future Interports. But, he said, but the sailor came back for more kunpoo

interports were hard to orguntes and and got it, twice stopping heavy

Davits Missed From Hakone Maru

BRITISH MEN'S

called for much work. He thanked body blows and a couple more punches FOILS TITLE.

A Cambridge University fencer

Miss Stools, Miss Rodger, Miss Swift on the head. The soldier's round. and Mr. Dand, who were the selection? SATOH TRAGEDY committee, and Mr. Pryde, of the The paco in the first three rounds won the Men's Open British foll Hongkong Football Club, for the tre seomed to be too fast to last, but championship for the third time mendous amount of work he had done each appeared to have a reserve of since the War, whon at Bertrands in assisting Miss Knill to arrange the strength and came from their corn- Academy H, D. II. Bartlett-head- match.

era In the fourth with A rush, ed the final undefeated. Whon Lady Southorn was preanted with Hemming was the first to connect, in his last fight but one ho n bouquet of flowers, following which bis right reaching Johnson's chin mot G. V. Heft (L.F.C.) both were Bir, Hamilton called for three cheers, just short of the mark and within which met with 'hearly respolino, a few seconds the mallor retailated defeated, but after a tusslo with a similar upper-cut, also just insting nearly the full time, Bart- CLUB BEAT "INCOGNITOS." missing the mark. Tho speed at belt von a beautiful fight 6-3, ett Held to a goalless first half, the which the fighting wON maintained next boat H. R. Ross (L.F.C.) Hongkong Hockey Club sentore de- was unusually great and it was not 5-0, and the championship re-

finlahod feated the "Incognitos" iry one goal surprising that they

the mained. to rest on Bartlett's last

Colombo, Apr. 11. It is now anumed that Jiro Satoh mado certain that he would not bo rescued by tying to davit turning handles round him with a skipping rope before Jumping overboard from the Hakono Maru. was discovered yesterday while the Park yesterday afternoon. The goal

Despite the pace of the first five Bartleit won 5-3 and so secured the Hakona, Maru, was at Bos, and was was scored in the second half by H. reported when she reached here to- Owen-Hughes, playing at centre-rounds the sixth opened fast and afchampionship, Hett being pocond, { day............Neuter.)

forward.

(Continued on Pago 0,) land V. P. Cazaly (Lensbury); third.

to nil in a fast friendly hockey match round practically at a stand-ati! about with W. C. A. Millinghon

The loss of the two davit handles played on the Club ground, King's compared with the provicus pace, (Crosuler, Edinburgh.) In this.

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