1935-12-24 — Page 12

THE HONGKONG

TUESDAY, TELEGRAPH.

DECEMBER 24, 1935.

CHARLITY CUP TIES AS HOLIDAY FOOTBALL FARE

China V Scotland To-morrow

TO-MORROW'S' PROBABLE

TEAMS

Probablo teams for to-morrow's Charity Cup semi-final at Caroline

Hill aro na follows:

Scotland: Rodger

(I'ulice)

· Blackburn

(Club); and Hili (Club); Gilchrist (Club), German (East Lanca) and Knight (yo mun, R.A.); Mclears (East Lanica), Matthews (Hionecutters, RA), D. Knox (Kowloon), How.

Toll (It Forbes

(Hlonecutters,

China: --

Wing (8.

China); Mak Sul-hon (Athletle) and Tam Kong-pak (8. China); Leang Wing-chal, Wong Meo Ahun and Les Kwok-wai (9. China); Yeung Shui-yic, Fung wal-tong. King-cheung, Lee Cheuk. Shek-kam and Lee Bhek- yau (B. China),

Itenerver:-Lepng In-chan, Lam Tak-po and Lai Shui-wing (8: Chin

OUR FORECAST

KNOX GETS HIS

CHANCE

Three S. China “B”

On View

Players On

PORTUGAL'S BIG TASK

(By "Veritas") -

There are two reasons why the football matches to- morrow and on Boxing Day should attract bumper "gates". The chief is that the proceeds are for charity, and the other because they are holiday games of no little importance. They are the semi-finals of the Sun- day Herald International Charity Cup, and if, from this distance, the Christmas Day encounter does not promise quite the attraction of the Boxing Day match, there is no reason to believe that the first named will not afford a first rate holiday entertainment. To-morrow China plays Scot-

I wish Scotland The following is the special Tele-better represented, but they have about the best team pos- graph forecant of homeside longue football during the Christmas hell-sible on hand, and at least they three programmes are certain to offer spirited op- Hays. There are including Christmas Day, Boxing Day

position. Atul Saturday next. Whore teams aro marked in capitals they are expected la win and where no much indication appears a draw in anticipated.

OF ENGLISH HOLIDAY

FOOTBALL

CHRISTMAS DAY FIRST DIVISION

Afton Villa BLACKBURN

v. HUDDERSFIELD r. Stoke Y. Wolves BRENTFORD, Preston N.J.

BOLTON

Grimaby

Leeds

Liverpool

Y. Birmingham v. Sunderland 7. Arsenal

MANCHESTER C. v. Chelsea PORTSMOUTЛ-v. Derby WEDNESDAY T. Everton

SECOND DIVISION

BRADFORD C. v. Newcastle

BURNLEY BURY DONCASTER

Fulham

LEICESTER

*PORT VALE

Дивинев

7. Blackpool

*. Norwich

1. Nott F.

T. Charlton

Y.

Y.

Bradford Tful! SHEFFIELD U. Y.Plymouth TOTTENHAM WEST HAM T. Southampton BLACKPOOL v. Burnley

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Bristol C. BRIGITTON

v. Ikiurnemouth CLAPTON 0. v. Gillingham

Bridal II.

COVENTRY

Millwall

NEWPORT

Aldershot

v. Exeter

T.

v. Torquay v. READING Northampton

Luton Notts C. QUEEN'S P.R. v. Watford SOUTHEND v. Cardiff STINDON v. Crystal P.

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) CHESTER v. Chesterfield v. Accrington CREWE DARLINGTON . York

Y. Halifax

Gateshead

ARTLEPOOLS v. Mansfield

TRANMERE

thar

Mochdalo

Houthport WALSALL

Y. Barrow

. STOCKPORT Y. Wrexham

BOXING DAY FIRST DIVISION v. Liverpool ARSENAL BIRMINGHAM v. Grimsby

(Continued on Pagó 13.),

land.

were

China's team contains some last minute changes, and is not the full South Chinn Athletic league side us anticipated. Wong Wing secures the goalkeeping berth and Mak Sui-bon, Athletic rearguard star in at right.

BOXING DAY. GAME

PORTUGAL TO BE

TESTED

PROBABLE BOXING DAY TEAMS

The following teams will probably turn out in the secont Charity Cup match on Boxing Day.

Portugal: R. Marques (Recreio): A. V. Cosano (Recrelo) and V. Costa (St. Joseph's!. N. Delgado (Recreio), N. Beltrao (Recreio) and F. 1. Elms (St. Joseph's): T. Castilho (Recreio), A... Ward (St. B. Gosȧno Joseph's). (Recreio).

Comes

}.

(Recreio) and A. A. Alves (Recreio}.

Wales:

Wheeler and

Rowlands, Keating:

Wanklyn, Talbot and Gaizley Hughes, Harrison, Coakley, Evans, and Roberts.

SETTLED AT LAST!

HARTLEPOOLS WIN CUP MATCH

AGAINST HALIFAX London, Dec, 23. Meeting for the third time in The second semi-final on the second round of the Football Boxing Day promises to be an Association Cup at Newcastle to- day Hartlepools and Halifax had exceptionally fine attraction.

to play extra time before a Up forward Yeung Shui-yick and

Portugal plays Wales, the decision could be reached. Cheuk Shek-kam, both of South Chinn

latter, presumably, to be repre- the former "" toam find places, operating on the right wing and the

sented by the Royal Welch Intter at inside left.

Fusiliers. If such bo the case

back.

REVISED DRAW

Then during those 20 minutes the Halifax defence collapsed and Hartle pools piled on three goals to win by four goals to one. Hartlepools thus China should win comfortably for 1 cannot see the Scottish attack mak

⚫ there should be something ap-quality to play at home le Grimsby in

the third round, ing much impression against Mak

Tam Kung-junk and Wong proaching a titanic struggle. In any case they have to

The Fusiliers gallant display break down China's first line of de-

South China "A" in the

of ingenuity.

Brainst such Scotland is well served in defence, represent Wales and the Chinese forwards will not be doughty team as Portugal. Portugal against will probably start slight favourites things Ablo take Rodger, Blackburn and fill if they in view of their elever victory over England in the first round. They wish to score goals.

A well- hope to be at full strength. balanced team has been chosen, con- taining eight Recreio players, with the balance made up of St. Joseph's

fonce which will call for any amount on Sunday fully Ats them to third round to be played on January |

to

ensy

KNOX'S FIRST BIG CHANCE

It

A

D. Knox gets his first big chance

make good. He will lead the perform is represented by the Scottish attack and if he refuses to be upset by the importance of the ocea- complete Aion I expect to see him emerge from the game-with-reputaton enhanced. If Knox can get in his shots Wong Wing cannot afford to be dilatory in ganl.

Caroline Hill in the venue for to- morrow's match-another factor in China's favour (if they needed one). The kick off is at 3.30 and if the wonther remains as at the time of writing, a big crowd ought to fill the ground.

SHANGHAI SOCCER

Shanghai, Doc. 22. Competition for the local Inter- national Cup opened yesterday despite the somewhat unfavourable weather conditions, when the first match of the season was played between Por tugal and Franco,

The match took place at the Cani- drome, and was attended. by an enthusiastic crowd. Portugal won by ton goals to two, but the victory was no surprise as the side was known to be much stronger than the Fronch eleven-Wah Ki Yat Po.

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Fusillers league team, Coakley, Evans and Roberts will have an interesting time trying to pierce a very sound defence. Portugal -also promise to be well served by the half back line which is led by Beltrao, who has Delgado and Jimmy Elms on his flanks.

On the other hand Bernie Gosano and Co., will find plenty of opposition in Wheeler, Keating and Rowlands.

Talbot's recent performances, have placed him among the outstanding centre-halves in local football, his creative work being especially good. Taking a general view the teams will be, very well matched and the result may well be in doubt up to the last kick.

This game will be played on the Navy ground at Causeway Bay, kick- ing off at 3.30.

The complete revised draw for the 11, is as follows.

Manchester City v. Portsmouth. Everton v. Preston,

Bradford C. v. Bournemouth. Crewe v. Shellield Wednesday. Tottenham Hotspurs v. Southend. West Ham . Lulon. Liverpool v. Swansea. Orient v. Charlton. Norwich v. Chielsen. Derby v. Dartford. Hartlepools. Grimsby.

v. Southampton. Middlesbrough v. Stockport v. Plymouth.

PASS MTBton v. Leeds,.

Y

ding. Manchester United. Walsall v. Newcastle. Notts County v. Tranmere.

Notts Forest,. Doncaster v. Not

vintol

Rovera V. Arsenal. Villa V

Y. Hucklerafleld. Aston Burnley v. Sheffield United,

d v. Port Vale.

v. Brighton. v. Stoke.

Darlington v. Bury.

Weat

Bromwich v. Hull. Southall v. Watford. Bradford v. Workington.

Barnsley v. Birmingham. Blackburn v. Bolton. Blackpool v. Margate-Reuter.

ARMY IN WINNING POSITION

BIG ADVANTAGE AGAINST NAVY IN TRIANGULAR TOURNEY CRICKET

The Army XV, which on Saturday beat the Club in the Triangular Rugby Tournament, snapped bo- fore the game. (Photo: 'Ming. Yuen).

Cricket Flourishing At

Diocesan Boys School

IMPRESSIVE RECORD AND ANTIPODEAN

MUCH TALENT

Some Fatherly Advice To Holden

(By R. ABBIT)

RUGBY TOURISTS

NOT PLAYING HERE NEXT MONTH

LATEST ADVICE

The team, comprising 25 players

Hongkong will not see the The wet weather completely washed out cric- New Zealand Rugby touring ket save for a gallant game on the Recreio team in action while on its ground between that Club and, I was told, the way to Japan next month China Light and Power. I apologize if this was according to latest advices. wrong. It was good, hearty enjoyable cricket, and five oficials the largest touring although, to be frank, I did not spot any future party ever to visit the Orient from Interporters. Under the circumstances, as there is no issue to-morrow, I will include now a short! survey of the Diocesan Boys' School cricket.

overs. Broadbridge after It may not, perhaps, be of vital in ten Interest to many of my regular not-too-good start has get going and readers but I make no upology for the side is a useful one. ita inclusion. 1 regard the D.D.S. as one of our most valuable cricket nurseries, especially as we seem to be getting fewer and fewer cricket- cra out from home.

I quits fail to understand how this is, because cricket seemed to me to hearty in 1933 when I be pretty was last at home but there it is Perhaps the cricketers all stop

home.

D.B.S.

at

A GREAT LITTLE INNINGS

The draw with the Sappers was a great game. The Sappers batted first and after an inlat collapse ronched 127 thanks to a nice half century, not out, by Eaden. At one time it looked as if the school-was going to pull it off easily but with the scure at seventy for one wicket, Lay

was tragically run out and

largely due

collapse nerves.

好

There were three run-outs (or is it I am very much indebted to the runs-out?) and eight wickets were Rev. C, B. Rt. Surgent, the Head-down for 121 when the inst over was fifth ball took n master, for periodical notes on the started. The

in his school wicket, but the last man successfully progress of cricket The D.B.S., and incidentally Hong stopped the last one. In the words kang cricket, owos him and Mr. of the Headmaster, "Seldom has no J. Youngsaye, a great deal for short an innings been so wildly ap- their pioneer work in the game. plauded."

can

A. D.

SCHOOL CRICKET

a

the Antipodes-arrives hore on Janu- ary 16 and leaves the same day.

However match has been arranged for the return trip which will be played either late February or carly-March.

During their brief stay in Hong- kong on the upward trip, the players and officials will be entertained to timin by the local Australian and New Zealand Association.

Extended Tournament

Dates

MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP

Owing to the recent bad weather which has held up matches, the Colony's Open Mixed Doubles Tennis, Championship is to be extended se- cording to an official announcement by the organisers, the Chinese Recreation Club.

I am writing from a letter which

in October, and things Players are therefore reminded that received may now be different, but it was all matches before the semi-finals on or before feared that Queen's College, St. must be completed Joseph's, and perhaps La Salle could December 31.

semi-finals not field. teams. I hope this fear has Revised dates for tho

and final will be announced lator. (Continued on Page 13.)

think of no one, excupt Mr. Drondbridge did very well in this Ponsonby-Fane who has match as he got forty, and took three The Army placed themselves board for the loss of two wickets, done quite so much for cricket in its for nineteen. in a winning position in the Dawson and Garthwaite, and later earlier stages out here, though it Garthwalte and Licat. Johnson must not be forgotten that Mr. A. E. Triangular Tournament cricket carried on with the good work. The Wood and Mr. G. R. Sayer, both match against the Navy which fifth wicket did not full until 195 had Directors of Education-and also Mr. J. de Rome, of Queen's College, have the Club ground been scored. started on

Garthwaite helped himself to a done a great deal. yesterday, and the Navy will

nice-looking half century which in-

SEASON TO DATE have to make a brilliant recluded nine boundaries, but the Inn- covery to-day in order to save ings of the day came from Johnson So far as I can gather the D.B.S. who scored 45 in 35 minutes. John have so far won five matches and the game. The Army passed their opponent's son performed some hurricane hitting lost five with two drawn. They have. score before, the fall of the fifth to reach the railings on no less than beaten the Recreio, E.A.M.C., Uni- other strokes versity, E. Lancs, and the Craigen- wicket and by consistent batting built ton occasions. His

vielded five

aini

gower second eleven, while they lost up a strong advantage.

The weakness the Navy attack to

the a strong Old Boys team, ed to take three wickota School and the Headmaster's oloven, revealed. Holland- University, K.C.C., Contral British Martin

BAD BATTING!

wns

Against a keen but not exceptional for 68 runs in 13 overs, but Tufnell which was mostly comprised of Old and members of the Staff. attuck the Navy batted rather badly.conceded 65 runs for his two wickets. Boys

I cannot trace but thei Only Lieut. Miers and Lleut. Hunt Dates had 2 for 41 and Hunting 1 for One draw

second, against the Royal Engineers, ing faced the attack with any con- 47. Adence, and but for those two the The match will be continued to-day, was a most thrilling. affair. Navy would have been all out for and an easy win for the Army seems well under 100.

a

Miers was in excellent form and his

assured,

FULL SCORES ·

Royal Navy

At the start of the season,

the prospect was, none too bright as all the old colours save R. Broadbridge had left, but on the other hand thoro

has been tremendous keenness and.

81 became invaluable. The circums tances forced him to remain fairly

01 enthusiasm. Both F. Lay the brother subdued and he could only collect half Sub-Lieut. Wrath, b Bonavia

dozen boundaries in his knockout. Miers, e Walch, b King

11 think) and Hunting was far more aggressivo and out Huntlog, e Johnson, b Elvin 28 of the K.CC.

Lieut. Bartley, 1.b.w., b Persse.. not only lifted Elvin out of the ground Lieut. Bramwell, a Herbert, for 6, but found the boundary four times.

Pereso

tho

Lieut

Holland-Martin, b Ballard Garthwaito and Forsse werd Lieut. Paker, not out

he chief trundling agents. Garth Burg Llout. Devenport, e sub.. waito bowled a customary no-ball, b King

but managed to get two wickets in two overs without conceding a run. King took 3 for 21 and Persso 2 for 18. PLEASING CONSISTENCY

In contrast to the Navy, the Army batted with pleasing consistency. After Major Bonavia. and Lieut. Dawson had put 77 runs on the

Surg. Lieut. Kirkwood, e Johnson,

· b Garthwalto_.........................

Tel. Tufnell, b Garthwaite

A: B. Dalo, b King

Extras

Total

(Continued on Page 19.).

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10.

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brother of the most

A. Prata (8. Lay, the Recreio batsmen. promising of

were

The former has done consistently well all the season, and if he sticks to it and cultivates a straight bat and listens to his coaches, may go long way in local cricket if he stays here,

T. Matthews also showed promise medium paced with the ball. He is a

10 left hand bowler, and the Colony is very. short at present of those who 147 are vulgarly known as south-paw merchants. Against the East Lanes. he took four wickets for seventeen |

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