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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1935.

E. L. GOSANO IS HONGKONG'S

TOUCH AND CO

S. CHINA NEARLY LOSE RECORD

(Continued from Page 8.)

"CRICKETER OF YEAR"

MAGNIFICENT FORM ROBS C.C.C. OF TITLE HOPES

CARE-FREE CRICKET BY K.C.C.

E. L. Gosano la Hongkong's "Cricketer of the Year." His form this season for the University has made him a second Anderson, and on Saturday, he capped all previous performances with a brilliant display of all-round cricket, scoring 102 not out taking 4 wickets for 22 runs, and beating Craigengower single- handed.

These players were tho atar Aikletle But mention must also performera. be made of Tong Kan-po who re- turned to the fray after having his eye badly opened by Lau Mau's boot, The result, which was somewhat and was no active that he was unexpected, has made a great deal continual source of worry to: South of difference to the first division China's rearguard.

championship. Craigengower have The wingers, unfortunately, did not lost their last chance of challenging standard the Hongkong Cricket Club, and come anywhere near the set by the insides, and both players the University now figure among frittered away wonderful opportuni- the contestants. ties.

The Club can only make certain

TREMENDOUS IMPROVEMENT of retaining the title by winning

their

one remaining match. If The half bricks generally were re-i markably sound. Ho Chor-ying fell they lose the Navy, Army and only a very little short of Taui Ah University stand in line as succes- Both the Army and Univer- fai, while La Kwok-chui hnd Tro sors. Kwai-ahing fairly roped. The right alty have two games to play and winger managed to get in two centres are now but five points behind the during the second half.

The Navy, with one fenders. The most pleasant and somewhat match outstanding, trail the Club

three points.

and have surprising feature of the Athletic was by the tremendous improvement noted in alenderest chance of all. defence. AR already stated, they minde only one mistake, and one can only cominiserate with ikem (without robbing Tam Kung-pak of the merit of his opportunism) that it proved Aufficient to deprive the tears of 3 worthy win.

the

Gosano's Achievement on Saturday left everything else in local cricket circles in thei shade. Be Iterally pulled the game out of the fire, and hial feat was all the more praise. worthy in being accomplished

ALL STAR BASKETBALL TEAM TROUNCED

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Shanghai, Feb. 17. The Philippine All-Star basketball team sustained a crushing defeat to-day when they opposed the Shanghai Girls. The visitors beaten by 67 to 2, being

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were

HOCKEY MATCHES

POLICE PLOD TO DEFEAT

GOSANO'S. GENIUS

(Continued from Page 8). The ball was kept low and moved very fast with oblique passes which continually leopardised tho Police goal. The most effective phase of the forwarde work was in the Inst quarter of an hour, when they all but overran the opposing defence.

Delgado delighted with the man. ner in which he made the most of his opportunities, while I liked the way Gomes and Alves worked together,

PENALTY MISSED

than

The Recreio should have won by 3-2, the bigger margin Bowen, for the second week in succession missed a penalty; this time he really missed, shooting the ball wide of the upright.

The Police started well, and Moss completed a determined attack by netting from a corner with an ex- cellent shot. Nettled by the re- verse, the Recreio "looked to their horses," and made it plain that they were by no means beaten, Bernie Gosano was twice robbed at the last minute following brilliant individual runs, and then Delgado converted a left wing movement, scoring from almost under the bar, The Portugese continued to have slightly the better of the exchanges, but there was no further scoring

on the Craigengewer ground. Police Defeat Radio In con

I in doubtful if the most fervent South China supporter would deny that the tean was faithfully attend. ed yesterday by the goddess of Gosano went in to bat after the fortune. True they were without drat two wickets had fallen Lee Kwok-wai for the best part of 18 runs, and with the University the second half the injured himself!

for

Mamak Tourney

in committing a foull); but prior to facing a score of 180 for 9-declared,

The young all-rounder proceeded matches wore decided yesterday af Three Mamak Tournament hockey then they never gave the lenst hint of goal-scoring abilities. Sui Tim in stay at the wickets until the ternoon, the Radio Sports Club being i had to fell only one shot in the match had been won, carrying his defeated by the Palice, while the first half, and I think he handled the bat for 102 scored out of 126. Kowloon Indiana Tonals Club, this ball three times in the second period.

season's favourites for championship Even with Gosano well set from honours, defeated the Royal Army DEFEATIST FOOTBALL the start, the University were Service Corps. The Central British somewhat in a bad way, and at one Association and the Royal Corps of South China played a defeatist type ime had lost their first four bata-Signals played a drawn game at at football. They were sluggish and seemed quite unable to rise to any men for 74 runs. It was Gasano's King's Park.

Exchanges were fast and there was The attack was blunt splendid forcing batting which inspiration. and almost lackadaisical, The ball turned the tile. While others some hard hitting in the match be was badly passed, and more often scraped about for half a dozen tween the Radio and the Police, both Champlons of the Mamak than not found an opponent instead runs, he belaboured the Craigen-past of a

The Police forward Ind colleague. The half backs gower bowlers, and when the combined with much understanding, were positively out of their depth, and but for Wong Wing the defence seventh wicket had fallen had help while their defence also rose to the would have gone to bits.

ed the score along to 125. Victory occasion. Li Tin-sang made Rome timely for the Varsity was then assured. interventions, but also conceded more corners than in any other game thin season. The wing halves were badly outpositioned, and only the hard work

CARE-FREE K.C.C.

Ju the other firal diviston match

Tourney.

Early in the first half, Rulla Khan, playing on the left wing, netted a good goal for the Police, Wass adding a second after Perkins (centre-for- ward) had just missed. In the accond

before the interval. ·

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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,

ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1988, 16th, 18th 19th, 20th and 23rd February, 1835.

On Saturday: 16th,' Monday 18th, Tuesday 19th, and Wednesday 20th February, the first holl will bo rung at 11 m., and the first race will ba run at 11.30 mm. On Saturday, 28rd. February, the first ball will be 'rung. at 1.30 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.08 pan,

The tiffin interval will be taken after the Afth race en, the first four days.

MEMBERS BADGES AND INCLOSURE.

Members are reminded that they and their ladles most wear their badges prominently displayed through out the Meeting.

No one without a badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure,

Badges admitting non-members to Club the Members' Enclosure and Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax or $40.00 including tax for the Meeting (ladios $5.00 and $20.00 respectively) are obtainable through the Secretary upon Introduction by a member, such Member to be respon- Bible for oil chile, etc.

Badges admitting to Members' En- closure will NOT be on sale at tho Race Cours.

The Secretary's Office, Brd Floor, Gloucestor Building, (Tel. 27294) WILL CLOSE AT 10 sm. ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, and at 12.30 p.m. ON THE FIFTH DAY.

A limited number of timins will be obtainable each day at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tele-

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On ne pretext will children be permitted in either caclosure during the first four days of the Meeting,

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Bookmakers, Tia Tac mon ote, will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting. Tins will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclosure.

SERVANTS' PASSES.

It was the Recreio who went ahead after half time, Delgado again doing the trick, and Bowen should have given them a 3-1 lead, but missed badly from the 12 yards spot. Rejoicing in their escape, the Police returned to the attack, and Johnstone pollshed off a very de- Passes for Servants will be issued termined attack with a good goal. on Application to the Secretary,. 3rd

From the kick off the Recreio Floor, Gloucester Building,

Delgado swept down, and

broke through on his own to net with a fierce drive from four yards range, After this it was nearly all Recreio, and both Gosano and Gomes went very near with splendid |drives which topped the cross bar.

Recreio were very worthy win-,Į

nera.

of Leung Wing-chul kept the Athletic ut the Kowloon. Cricket Club, the half, the Radio mado positional In any semblance of check before it homesters refused an easy draw by changes in their forward no and reached the penalty area,

guing for the runs, and finally their combination improved. Follow RUGBY FOOTBALL Up forward Fung King-cheung was jesing by 28. runs, avershadowed, and Tam Kong-paki

U. B. Souza, the Radio goalkeeper, played a lone game. It was, in fact, The Army took 180 minutes to Wass scored a third goal as the re a sorry sort of team which played des-score 187 for 9 declared: A ninth isult of a corner.

ing a brilliant one-handed save by

perately for over an hour, not to wicket partnership of 30 which For the Police, Binckburn, Tate, win the match, but to stop the Athle occupied 20 minutes made all the Parker and Wass were outstanding. tic from scoring goals.

On such form it is hard to believe difference to the K.C.C.

that South China, will not meet with defeat in the very near future.

GOALS DESCRIBED

while Sarnagat Singh, Awtar Singh, Kalwant Singh and U. B. Souza play- ed well for the losers.

SERVICE CORPS UNLUCKY •

When E. C. Fincher and A.-T. Lay, adopting free methods, put on 60 for the first wicket it seemed that the team's bold policy of at-i The R.AS.C. were unlucky not fo As regards the game, the Athletic tempting to score 190 runs in an take two points in their match with set up an attack from the outhour and a half would bear fruit, the K.I.TO, on the U.S.R.C. ground. | sei, and sustained it for long periods. But the subsequent batsmen Under The soldiers were the better team,

Their movements were cleverly, con-

of but their forwards failed when in

ceived and sometimes brilliantly car rated the extreme steadiness front of goal. In the first few ried out..

Ballard and Elvin, and in con- minutes of the second half, F. II. Ho Ka-keuse put his team ahend tinuing to force the pace, contribut early on when he scored a glorious]ed to their defent. goal. Receiving a high cuntry, hel

Senior nearly scored for the Service Corps, the ball striking the corner of the post and rebounding into play. The Indians obtained their goal

A DRAWN MATCH

brought the ball down with his left Even with the fall of the seventh font, and without allowing the hill wicket at 123, the batsmen insisted through Gurbachan Singh who sent to touch the ground, drove it past on going for the runs. F..S. W. in a good shot. Wong Wing with his right,

Smith batted grandly to score 27 The Athletic heid the lead until the interval, although Ilo should have in cut of the next 29, and in the of two overs he clumped "areused it, but shot too late,, and on course

The Central British Association and another occasion unw Wong Wing Elvin for four boundaries, being signala played a drawn game of one effect a wonderful save from a pile finally caught by Garthwaite in good all on the formers' ground at driver.

attempting to hit a six..

King's Park, Addis and Dilley were After the change-over, the Bluck

notable absentees from the Boldiers' and Golds continued to exert pressure, Smith left when there was only side, May (centre-forward) gave the but the wingers spoilt many fire on seven minutes left for play. but Signals the lead midway through the portunities by shooting from

Ballard beat Mackay with a nice first half, Johnson equalising in the possible ranges instead of middling ball, and Jones skied Ballard's first second period. T. Whitley, at In- the ball. Then, with only ten minutes delivery, only to be dropped at side-right, played well to go, Au Ping-minge missed an open forward point, and then run out goal, und South China went down

the field. Ho Chor-ying maile after the fielder had recovered the weak clearance and the hall Aashed ball.

out to Tay, who put it well in the gualmouth for Tani Kong-pak to leap

in and drive the ball into the roof able, no

elvilians.

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less than eight catches to support the motion of the Czecho. of the net. It was a very line goal. being missed. The winners were Slavaklan L. T. A. to allow amateurs

After this a dispirited Athletic and

NAVY DEFEAT AIR FORCE

London, Feb. 10. The fixture between the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force al Twickenham resulted in a win for the Navy by 13 points to eight.

Cambridge University received a terrible trouncing by Blackheath, who won by 20 points to nil, while the Harlequina defeated the Dark Blues by nine points to fivo.

Results of the main fixtures played to-day are as follow:

Royal Navy 13 Royal Air Force B (at Twickenham) Civil Services The Army

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