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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1936.

INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY TRIUMPH

FOR MASTERLY PORTUGAL

WINS TOURNAMENT BY

ONE GOAL AFTER

OUTPLAYING ENGLAND

(By R.H.B.).

the end, England attacked desperate- ly, Garthwaite Just missing, with a

Though weather conditions were good ground shot. In spite of forcing rather trying, Portugal performed, no brilliantly at King's Park yesterday rapid

Less than five short corner in

succession, the Englishmen.

morning defeating England by the failed to find the net. only goal to win the local Inter national hockey tournament. In their path to the final

Portugal trounced Wales to the tune of 1-0 and then beat India, the holders, in the semi-final by the odd goal in three after extra Ume. Having disposed of the strong Indian com bination, victory for them in the against England was a safe

iction.

A large crowd turned out to yesterday's match which was full of exciting prasages and keen tusslen. Portugal should have won by lenst three clear goals but for the magnificent goalkeeping of A, B, Owen. He gained warm applause for many startling saves, particularly when he brought off a one-handed clearance from a shot from Pinto at close range in the second period of the

game.

SHAKY DEFENCE

LADIES' HOCKEY SEASON

COMES TO A FINISH

(By R.H.B.)

At the conclusion of the two hoe- key matches played at Sookunpoo on Saturday afternoon, Mrs. T. E. Pearce, President of the. Hongkong Ladies Hockey Association, presented was the the season's trophies and recipient of a bouquet of flowers, Mis Jean Dalziel, captain of the H.K. was Ladles H.C., thinking Mrs.

England's defence was far below Its usual standard and but for the stubborn efforts of Willy Reed, at centre-half, the first half would have

Pearce

As Brooks, Police inside left rushed Wong Wing, South Chinn Athletic goalkeeper, the custodian throw out the ball as this picture shows. Tam Kong-pak in standing by in readiness in case anything should happen. An incident in Saturday's league football match.

(Photo: Men Cheung),

Week Of Championship Stand-Court Tennis

seen Portugal in the lead. Ale for all the kind interest she had taken there was a blank sheet at half-time.

The Portuguese forwards, very ably in the association's sctivities. lod by A. P. Sousa, who delighted

In the Brst match The Rest do with his smart stick. work whenever

fanted the Brawa Cup winters in possession, combined to a nicety (Hongkong Ladies Hockey Club

(Continued from Page 8.) there being good understanding be tween

Bertie Gosano and Nolasco, juniors) by the convincing margin

Helen Bockler scored three jahn's solid ground strokes should pull on the right flank. Pinto was a con- of 4-1.

Mrs. Phyllis him through, but this will probably danger and worked well with And Andre Martin one. stant

Harrop scored for the losers.

be his sternest match beforo the final. Angelo on the other wing.

Gonaivon,

Beltrao Oliveira and

In the senior match, the Rest de On current form one can reason- formed a a rock-like intermediate line fented the C.B.A. Indies, Coer Clarkably expect to see E. C. Fincher, Paul and were well supported by Silva and Cup champions, ly three souls to Kong and Tennie Kwok rench the Eddie Gosano though the latter in two. Sybil Dalzle), Phyllis Gittins third round of the singles, H. D. fringed the "sticks" rale rattur fre and Olive Dalziel netted for the Rumjahn and Taui Wai-pui enter the quently in the second half. U. B. Souza was reliable in between the ers and Marle Smith scored for the semi-finals, and Fincher and fung.

sticks.

Divett led the England attack and was more prominent in the second. than in the first half. Clive Garth- waita was thrustful but placed the ball too far forward when passing out to Syd Fowler, and entsequently the right winger had to do a lot of unnecessary running.

Lascelles display was good in parts while Wraith put in some useful re verno stick passes.

BIG HAND TO OWEN

C.B.A.

INTERPORTERS IN MAKING

They

The Junior match revealed three Interporters in the making. are still young, but a season or two should do tho trick. The more

are Andre Martin, a players promissing side-loft, Muriel McCaw, rising centre-half, and Helen Bockler, the "Lee Wal-tong" of local ladies' hockey.

VITY

Andre Martin gave a sound display. She tackled well and delighted specta- tora with her mastery of the difficult reverse stick shot.

Bill Williams, right half, and Farmer, playing at left half, were Potter weak links in the defence. and Cax held the fort admirably with Cox the stendler of the pair. But a big hand must go to Owen.

The first half was void of much confined to excitement, play being midified tunslow. But in the second half excitement reigned. Both goals Clark Cup.

senfors competing in the Cher

A. I'. Sousa underwent pressure. succeeded in dribbling neatly pnati Cox and pushed the ball out of Owen's reach to score the goal that gave Portugal the victory. Towards

• KING'S •

COMING SOON! Ride through the tunnel of love with Eddlet

REDDIE

Cantor StrikeMePink

ETHEL MERMAN SALLY EILERS PARKYAKARKUS and the

·Gorgeous DGIDWYN GIRLS Released the UNITED ARTISTS

Rumjan cousins, Kong and Lai Kwong-taun and Leo Wai-long and Luk Ding-cheung fill the last four places in the open doubles,

week, including Hongkong Cricket The complete programme for the Club events, is as follows.

MONDAY

Opra Xingles (Third Rwand)

F. C. Pincher v Lee lium-ngak. Paul Roos y R. Bih,

Open Doubles (Third Bound) 5. A. a,1, D. Hamjahn and ... Twas 18tand Cottet):

W. P. Taus

Club Championship (Recond Round)

Goldman LL Car. B. F. Stapletem, Club Sandicap Singles (Haeand Round)

G. F. B. Dirett (4/6) M. Pash (-12

Club Handicap Doukien (Ptest Round) A. R. Penn and V. R. Gordon (1176)

LR Butter and B. Maokaigall (4/6).

Muriel McCaw, also of the C.B.S., good talent in the pivotal showed position and is rapidly developing very good dufensive player. into a Sho hits hard and works hard. Next season will probably see her among-1.2) W. P. Lury and It. A. Phillimore the

Helen Bockler, of the Diocesan Girls' School, is delightful to watch. er stick work is neat and she never fails to grasp an opportunity to

shoot when in the Dee. She is a good goal-getter and this season has annexed most of the School's goal in the Brawn Cup series.

The three players I have mentioned should be walichid with great interest In the future as they most certainly possess talent.

ENJOYABLE TOURNEY HELD AT CIVIL SERVICE C.C.

An enjoyable tennis

tournament

(Second Round) ·

T. A. Pearen and 31. Owen Hughes

(-5/6).

8. W. Sewell and 11. 3. Armstrong (—–163) E. Bathurst and A. T. Lay (15).

TUESDAY

Open Doubles (Third Round)

M. K. and M. W. Lox Paul Kong, mid Lai Kwong-laun (Bland Court).

Lee Wal-tong and. Lok Ding-cheong Crawford and 3. Giray.

Club · Championship, (Second

E. Bathumi v D. Macdougali.

T. A. Pearce v M. Tarh.

+ J.

Round)

Club Handicap Singles (Becond Round) 0. W. Sewell (-15) × 0. Polyline (~1751.

(Third Round)

T. C. Monaghre (−5/6) ▼ H. J. Armi- alrong (--6/8).

Cish Handlewo Baubien (Brand, Houndi A. C. L. Bowker and A. K. Mackenzie (sen)"{ Y L. Forster and G. T. Ride (--5/6).

WEDNESDAY

Open Bingies (Third Round)

Tennie Kwok v A. V. Gomaño,

was held on the Civil Service Crickel Club courts yesterday afternoon twenty-two players participating man

Open Doubles (Third Round)

Our Daily Golf Hint

If a player makes the club obey his hands, his own head will obey the club head.

-E. Jones.

RUGBY AT HOME

Services' Championship Won by Army

AIRMEN DEFEATED

London. Mar. 28. Playing at Twickenham to-day. the Army defeated the Royal Air Force by 16 points to Ave in the Services Rugby Championship,

Other Results

Results of other matches were: Aldembot Servlove Devonport Services 15. Bedford

14 London Welsh Itristol

Clontester Harlequina

jat Teddington)_

Headingley

Lelcester London Trist

Northampion Richmond

Torquay Athletic

Old Merchant Taylors Bath

Lianelly

Swaneda

Glasgow High School

Stewartoninis

1 Neath

10.Cheltenham

13 London Scottish

"30"Massihentet

Coventry

13 Guy's Hopital

#Blackheath

32 Cirited Servers

12 ft. Bart's Hospital o

40 Old Alleyniana

O Muhikans

12. Cardif

15 Newport

D Walionis

& Herictonians

Rester.

(−16.2) ▼ Lt. Odr, 8. F, Stapleton (ser.))

G. W. Hewall (-16) or G. Folglnas (~~~1/0) v'T. J. Prier fier).

FRIDAY

Open Bingles (Fourth Round)

Tui Wai-pul v Tennie Kwak or A. V.

(Stand Court).

E. C. Fincher and W, C. Bung » J., Gold- | Gowano.

and T. A. Pester. (Stand Courth

Four silver spoons, two of which Club Handicap Bingle (Serand Hound)

ere presented one each by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bendall and Mr. and Mrs./

E Bathurst (17) ▼ W.

I Loung

A. C. I. Bowker (ace) 1. Thompran

Routledge, were presented to the (1/6). (Third Round).

winners at the conclusion of the

Clab Handleep Doubles (Becand Round),

tournament. Six courts were OC. 3. and G. Hodger (−4/0) ▼ W. B. Houb cupied,

The winners were ne

follows:-

and W. W. McKenzie (+2/6).

THURSDAY

Ladies-1, Mra, Fowies (37 games); 2. Mrs. 'Collyer (32 games); Men.- 1, Mr. Pengelly (33 games); 2, Mr. Fowles (32 games).

Club Championship (Third Round; ' Surt. IA W. A. B. Grant, ♥ L. Guldman jor Lt. Cur. H. Stapleton.

7. A. Pearce or M. Pagh • 11. J. Arme Kiruna.

Club Handleep Aingles (Becand Round)

J. N. Grace (ser.) of E F. Nuttress (1-4/6) E. Hathesret (3/8) or W. P. Lucy

Open Bingles (Pourth Roundi

Taxi Yun pul v 1 D. Rumjahn (Stend Court).

Club Championship (Third Round)

Club Handicap Doubles (First Round) 11. R. Buttern and D, Macdougali (~~+$/B)

for V. JL. Gordon and A. IL Pean (+5/61 *

F Bathurst or D. Bedonga v F. A. T. J. and F. Prica (2/0).

Club Handicap Bingles (Third Road)

Another tournament is being ar-Redmond. ranged for Easter Sunday, April 12. It will be run at 3 p.m.

lines.

on team

H. O'M. Degne and G. E. R. Direlt (~13)

V. R. Gordon (acr.) 11. R. MacGilchrist or H. Wood, and G. Pulele ser.) ▼ 1. MacGilchrist and 31. L. Trator (+10). Paab3econd Round).

G. FR. Divelt (-4/6) or

CROSS-COUNTRY RACE

England Wins Event From France

Blackpool, Mar. 28, England won the tennt event in the International Cross-country. Cham- pionship held here to-day followed by France, Scotland, Wales, Belgium and North Ireland in that order.

W. Eaton, of England, was first home in the time for nine miles, of 47 minutes 38 1/6 reconds.

Holden, also of England, who was the winner during the last three years, was second in time of 48 minutes seconds.Reuter,

DON BRADMAN AGAIN

SCORES 194 RUNS WITH NEW STEEL-HANDLE BAT

Adelaide, Mar. 28. Don Bradman made 194 runs in 130 minutes at Adelaide to-day in a friendly fixture,

He was using the new steel-handle bat, but declined to say if the steel handle is superior in all departments to the ordinary handle. He would like to wait until the end of the season gefore giving his cricket

he said Routers Bulletin opinion, Servios.

In connection with the recent arrival here of Mr. A. J. Okis, of the American Lend Pencil Company, we' learn that at least 15.000 gross of the Company's pencils are sold to the Far East annually.

Mat

THE

K. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Considerable Progress.

Made Last Week

WIL

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Third Extra, Race made Meeting to be held on Saturday, Further good progress during the last week in the Kowloon 11th and Monday, 13th April, Cricket Club's annual tennis tourna 1936, (weather permitting) may be ment. A. Philippens reached the obtained at the Secretary's Office, semi-final of the junior singles chart-

Building; the Club

pionship by beating Krilovaly in the Exchange second round in straight seis, while House, Happy Valley; the Hong Mrs. Blandford and Mrs. E, Kella Kong Club; the Sports Club; and advanced to the last four in the ladies the Stables, Shan Kwong Road. singles handicap.

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