THE HONGKONG-TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY
HOCKEY INTERPORT TEAM
-RUGBY FOOTBALL
INTERPORT TEAM ANNOUNCED
TEAM FOR NORTH
The team which is to represent the Hongkong Football Club against the
·Shanghai Rugby Union Football Club in the forthcomby Interport rugger match has been flñally ssiouted,
The side to make the trip North will be composed of sixteen playors, with S. II. Strange going da reservo, D. McLellan has been appointed captain.
The players will leave Hongkong by the Empress of Japan to-morrow and will play Shanghai on Saturday, returning by the P. & G. Rawalpindi
· the following· Friday.
The following åre the Bixteen players chosen: I. G. Robertson, C. 3. Archer, G. Y, Lammert, R. IL Grimth, H. R MeGilchrist, J. Hut. chison, 11, C. Monke, H. O. Bramble, W. E. Peers, A. F. Walkden, Y. J. Bradford. D. McLellan (capt), K. A. Munro, J. C..Miller, D. A. Copplu and S. II. Strange.
RUGBY-IN BRITAIN
BLACKHEATH NARROWLY
DEFEAT NAVY
London, Jan. 20.
The following are the principal rugby football results played in Britain to-day:
Birkenhead 11 Hoadingley
Blackheath
Bradford
Bristol Cambridge U. Guy's Hosp. Nuneaton Oxford U.
Richmond
Rosslyn
8 Royal Navy
12 Halifax
12 Newport
5 Harlequins
18 Gloucester
6 Coventry
London Seat.
11 Leicester
Portsmouth 6. 8 Old Paulines
St. Bart's
Neath
Swansea
The European contingent (Estall, Bastings, Danilay, nPeenfold, Alexander, Gowen, Mattison and Clark)
winning the Tug-o-War at the Police sports pusterday. (Photor Mas Cheung).
ENGLISH CUP RESULTS
FEW_SURPRISES: BRISTOL CITY.
HOLD PORTSMOUTH
The following are the results in the English Cup, Scottish Cup, and English League football programmes played on Saturday.
F. A. CUP
(FOURTH ROUND)
Bradford C.
Leicester Blackburn Norwich
Ο fluraley
8 Nolts Forest
BSouthampton
10 Tottenhamm
16 Swindon
0 Stockport
0 Arsenal
1 Liverpool
3 Leeds
# Lulon
O Manchester U.
• Birmingham
2 Newcastle
Bristol C.
SL. Mirren Rangern Inverness King's Pack St. Johnstone Hearin Ayr
St. Bernards
3 Peebles
3 Cowdenbeath
3 Edinburgh
1 Arbroath
1 Clochnaeuddin
7 Solway Star
3 Queen O'8th.
9 Bo'ness
0 Kilmarnock
1 Airdrie.
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1 Rosyth
1 Motherwell
Morton
Galaton
Berwick
8
Dunder
Portemonth
0
◊ Preston N, E.
2
3 Swansea
0
I Bolton
.1 Everton
Stoke
2 Manchester C
.1 Wednesday
1 Millwall
League Table
7 Sheffield U.
60. M.T.
3 Derby
10 Old Alloyniana
0
Plymouth
6. Aberavon
+
10 Cardiff
Wolves
Steading
Glasgow Aran, 3 Watsonians Heriotonlans
20 Edinburgh U.
Reuter,
Sunderland
10 West Brom.
At to-morrow's meeting_of_the Rotary Club an address on "Progresa In Modern Building Construction” wili; be given by Lt.-Col. M. ii. Lagan.
SCOTTISH CUP (FIRST ROUND)
Partick
3 Sten'mult
Vale of Ocolia Buckle
1 Thumbarton
1 Beith
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FIRST DIVISION
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CORRESPONDENCE
"Meo Periculo" Cricket Controversy
Sports Editor
Sir,
Hongkong Telegraph
Permit me to give a point of vlow 1 of the cricket controversy. In a way 3 "Meo Periculo" is Justified in writing, 1 but perhaps rather than air his 0 grievances he should have
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JANUARY 283 1985
DISAPPOINTS
RESERVES PLAY WELL IN FINAL TRIAL
WEAK DEFENCE: MEDIOCRE WORK BY FORWARDS
By R.H.D.
The Hongkong Interport men's hockey team to play Macao next Sunday gave a very poor account of them- solves at King's Park yesterday afternoon when they met with defeat at the hands of the Rest-a team com- posed mostly of substitutes-by three goals to one. The Interport team never settled position in the Mamak Tournament down. Willy Reed, Garthwaite league table. Both teams were play- and Gurbachan Singh worked ing very badly and the game on the bard, while Karter Singh and Lal whole was disappointing. The Corn- Singh were on form.
wall team was considerably weakened The best player on the field was by the absence of Jackson, their cap- Alaf Din. the Interport half- back rezervo apparently at centre-tain, Currie (centre-forward), Bloom- half for the rest in the absence of ers (inside-right) and Wilson (goal- Newsom Alat Din played
an keeper). Inspired game, his goal from a
Y.M.C.A. v. DUNCAN short corner being spectacular.
G. E. R. Divelt, another reserve H.M.S. Duncan were played a good game on the right wing for the Rest, demonstrating that he is the type of forward essential to the Colony attack. His goal, acored in the first half, was a splendid effort.
UNIMPRESSIVE
trounced by
the Y.M.C.A. first eleven, who are to moet Macao in the Portuguese colony, on February 10, when they met in a Saturday afternoon. The score was friendly match King's Park on 4-1 in favour of the "Y" team. The Naval custodian, Whiskerd played a very_good_gamo, and had it not been for him, the score would have been much higher than it was,
RECREIO LADIES v. "Y" LADIES
was
SPORT ADVIS.
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB REMINDER.
Entries for the Hongkong Cricket Club Tonnis Tournament. 1035, close on the 31st January at noon...
A. K. MACKENZIE,
Hon: Secretary. Hongkong, 28th January, 1995.
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Owing to the death of Mr. J. Lan- "THE GAY DIVORCEE" delt the Caer Clarke Cup match ar- ranged between the Y.M.C.A. Ladies and St. Andrew's on Saturday ever, met the former team in a postponed. The Recreio Ladies how- friendly match at King's Park. The Recreio team, which was two players
Mackay, Colony right winger, was weak in the first half but Improved considerably in the later stages of the game. Though well supported by Garthwaite, he was volved. Why risk a similar stato of too well marked by Edgar Reed affairs being attained here? To me, to be very effective.
Sommer had all his work cut this question has nothing to do with the players or the clubs but when out in marking Divett and Char writers get worked up and begin nan Singh, the Punjabis new anathematizing one another differ- inside-right and a player of great sbort, was defeated by two clear ences of opinion will be caused which promise. Divett beat Sommer on Reals, both scored by Miss S. Dalziel 6 may reflect on the spirit of the game the run, and centred with hard in the first half,
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P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis. sympathising with him I think he
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The Colony's backa, Metcalfo
and Rodrigues, will have to im WEEK-END YACHTING
to have prov. Neither was steady, and exercised restraint instead of writing. Rodrigues did not acem at home! But in the case of "Veritas" it at left-back. very different. I have a high opinion of his writings on football and tennis
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but I wish he would keep off the sub- forward, Alaf Din and Divett
"Anker" Class Pool Race Won By Wasp II
ject of cricket. In his comments on
notted for the Rest while Garth- "Meu Periculo'.". cominents ho has EL waite was responsible for the long dissertation on Minu's bowling | Interporters' solitary goal. which perhaps only he understands. Among those present at the I have watched and read cricket in game were Mr. E. W. Hamilton, England great players and writers President of the Men's Hockey Piloted Wasp II to a 95 seconds win but "Veritas's" style is beyond me, the Association, Mr. A.
over La Linda (Col. M. Carrington Dand, Sykce) in the Royal Hongkong Yacht gives judgment on controversial points
A.
Major J. A. Grifin successfully
nine mile course on Saturday.
(on one he agrees with both sides!) Vice-President, Marquis de Fical Club's Pool Race "A" Class over a and when charged with being absent ho, Portuguese Consul General, when the occurances teak place, he and Captain R. C. S. Bates, does not deny it but changes some of the statements he made in his first article into "suggestions"!
"Veritas"
Surely 4 14 34 57 18
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH
Brighton
Cardiff
Clapton O.
Coventry
Exeter Gillingham Southend
5 Queen's P.R.
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1 'Torquay
1 Watford
5 Nowport
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3 Bournemouth
0 Charlton
League Table
Goals
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 20 10 4 6 64 34 30 23 1640 64 30 34 25 13 0 60 25 32 23 18 60 62 20 31 25 12 7 6 52 30 31 26 12 8 43 28 29 24 10 7 49 36 27 40 27 24 10
Charlton Coventry Watford Rending Crystal Pal.. Brighton Luton Torquay Millwall Bristol R. 21 0 7 Bristol C. 21 10 0 20 38 Exeter
295 11 44 40 Queen's PR. 20 8 7 11 38 45 Clapton O.. 25 0 5 11 38 41
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SECOND DIVISION
knows
C.B.A. v. CORNWALL
The Mamak hockey match arranged that between the Central British Associa- opinions are always subject to tlon and H.M.S. Cornwall was not queried and that unless he saw every played yesterday, an the latter team thing for himself he would not be falled to put in an appearance. in a position to answer such questions| and in fact should not have, as "J.K." put it, interfered.
KOWLOON INDIÁNS v. `CORNWALL ..
Eunice (ES. O, Dunlap) won the "G" Class by 60 seconds from Gael (Capt. H. Guinlan), while _Ariel (Lieut. J. H. Swain) beat Colloen (Mr. Baxter) by 47 seconds in the "IT" Class event,
CRUISER CHAMPIONSHIP
Yesterday the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club held the Fourth Cruiser Championship contests for "w" Playing on the Marina ground on Class, boats and cruisers. Com- As for R. Abbit he is perhaps in Saturday afternoon the Kowloon In-modoro Frank Elliott won the "W" difficult position. It is a fact that dians defented H.BI.S. Cornwall in Class race in Mistral and Commander the things mentioned by Periculo" took place and he could goals. In, winning the match the The course was over a distance of 25 "Mamak hockey match by two clear Cowland won the race for cruisers. easily have put them in but he may Kowloon Indians retain their second miles.
have had his own. reasons for not doing no. Lack of space cannot be one of them in view of the amount he devoted to the Club-Army match. A dignified silento such as he is inaintaining would appear the wisest course!
However, let's let bygones bo by gones and don't let's have any sports: rows here approaching the serious- ness of the rows at home,
SPECTATOR. ("Spectator's" contribution to the much desired "dignified silence" is highly appreciated "Veritas").
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
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Darlington Gateshead Halifax Rotherham Tranmere ・Walsall
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0 Mansfield
• Southport
2 Hartlepools
4 Carlisle
1 Rochdale
0 New Brighton
5 Harrow
2 Blackpool 3 West liam
1 Wrexham
2 Lincoln
0 York
1 Cheater
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