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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY

3, 1938.

MACAO FOOTBALLERS DISPLAY SAME WEAKNESSES

UNABLE TO PROFIT

FROM PREVIOUS

EXPERIENCE

BEATEN 3-0. YESTERDAY

BY EASTERN TEAM

(By "Abe")

The weakness of the Macao Artillery football team in front of goal was again emphasised yesterday when the visitors were beaten by Eastern by three goals to nil in their second match in the Colony, played at Caroline Hill. Admitted, they probably would have lost in any case, but if their forwards had seized all their opportunities, the margin of victory for Eastern certainly would not have been so wide.

As in their encounter with South China "B" the day before, the Macno players were quite impres sive in midfield and in defence. Once they had got to within shoot- ing distance, something invariably went wrong. They failed to profit by their experience from the first match. and persisted in crowding the other near the Easters goal. Lack of hall control also played a great part in their

their defeat.

were several men in the There team deserving of special mention. The two back, A. Cordova and A. Lobato, were better than their op posite numbers: both worked ex-

Jatter ceptionally hard, and the featured a play with clever drib- bling upeid- necessary manoeu- VIC in this case in view of the Chilure of the forwards to get go- ing. A. Alrosu, the centre-haff, was also prominent, but was not so good in his constructive work,

whole however,

thu

On the visitors did rol pluy quite as well as they did against South China "B"

on Tuesday.

BAD LUCK

Towards the end, the Portuguese forwards did manage to put in few good shots, all of which were saved by Sammy Trang except one from the centre-forward, A. Santos, who und Be mortification of seeing it hit the post. I was extremely had luck as it was a One shot and the goal-keeper was beaten.

Eastern won because they played neater football, and were able to with off their movements round

shooting. In Lee Tack-kee. Hood they had a go-ahead centre-forward and though he scored two goals, his play

was marred by questionable tuelles. It was through liim that A. Silverio, the visiting left-half, sus- lained Injurits which caused his re-

trement from the game shortly af- ter the commencement of the second half.

The first two goals were scored by Lee Tack-kee, and the third by -Soong-Ling-sing-The-Just-was-- good drive from outside the penalty

area.

'Teams:

Macuo Apk¤lery.-J. Fernandes; A. Cordova, A. Lobato; A. Souza, A. Airosa, A. Silverio; A. Conde, E. Jesus, A. Santos, H. Niza and J. S verio: A. Conde, E. Jesus, A. Santos, H. Nizn and J. Santos.

Eastern Sammy Tsang: Ng Tak- wing. Kwok Ping-chung Yuen Shit, Tsang Chung-wing. Lo Wai-man: Chan Ding-to, Soong Ling-sing, Lec Tack-kee, Au Shiu-ngok and Yuen Po-man,

Rugger Matches At Home

London, Feb. 2. Playing at Plymouth, the Royal Navy defeated the Civil Service at rugger by 28 points to five to-day.

Al Halton, the R.A.F. beat Oxford University by 13-7. Reuter

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CRICKETER BEREAVED

"Bill" Colledge's Brother Killed

Joe DiMaggio, of the New York Yankees, last baseball season's home- run leader with 16. Is reported to have gone weed without renewing his contract.

ARSENAL'S POSITION IMPROVES

Match Won At Highbury

London, Feb. 2.

Arsenal put cinselves back into a challenging position in the First

the English Football ·

The sympathy of his many frlunda Division in the Colony will be extended to

its

Hockey Notes By "The Pilgrim

UNITED HOCKEY. MEETING

Several Matters. Decided Upon

At a meeting of the United Clubs held at the Police Training School last Tuesday the following items' were decided upon:

1. That League fixtures are to

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end no inter than March 31, 1938.

On the arrival of the Royal Welch Fusiliers from Shanghal, a re- presentative game is to be played either оп

Club ground The Marina Ground on Sunday, Februahy nt 1 p.m. in honour of Captain Gwydyr-Jones, present Chairman of the United Club A presentation will also be made as he leaves for Home on February 11, by Dunera. The match will be Army and Air Force against Civilians.

3. The Royal Scots who have just arrived from India have oflliated to the United Clules and fixtures with the Battalion team will be left in the hands of ther Hockey Secretary.

That, International games be- tween England, Scotland and India the Tournament. be

played within Corniechcing sometime in March.

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committee.

Council Meeting Of Association

This evening at 6 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church Hall, the usual Monthly Council Meet- ing of the H.K.H.A, will take place. As there are matters of some importance to discuss. the presence of all members is requested,

BRAWN CUP

CHAMPIONS TRIUMPH

C. B.S. "A" Beats

St. Andrew's

(By The Pilgrim"}

Gosano, the schoolboy right

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back, who did well for Beercia J. Gorano was also included in the

Recreio team against Maeno.

against Maeno last Sunday.

CIVILIAN ELEVEN

ANNOUNCED

As expected, the C.B.S. "A",

The following will represent the present Brown Cup champions, civilians against the Army and Air. defeated St. Andrew's on the Force on Sunday at 4 pan. on the C.B.A. ground last Saturday Club or Maria Ground.

by 3-1 in their League fix-Shirts.

ture.

A bumpy ground prevented both

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Gual Keeper Chin Kam-fyi

NOTES OF CURRENT INTEREST

STRANGE to say, there was only

5. So that a strong representative ! term can be chosen from the Army and Air Force versus Civilians gaine to visit Macne this nonth, the ti

on the subsets of forwards from combining el-(Police). Backs: A. E. P. Guest one umpire, "Peanut Bob" Hender- lowing were selected

fectively early in the game, but (Radio) and Hayward (Police). Le

røt settled, play Halves: Brown the teams

(Police), Hasan |reached á high standard, with the (Radio), and Mulik (K.LT.C.).- For

saints standing up well to the vigorwards; S. Fowler (C.B.A.), G. Singh (Radio), Pyara Singh (KIT.C.). Pinto (K.LT.C.), and Smith or Bond (C.B.A.).

Col: Tever:bum (Rajputana Rifles

Lt. Bruton (R.A.S.Č.).

Lt. Douglas (11.E.).

Sub. Insp. Tyler (Police).

B. S. Gill (University).

St. John's Are Virtual Champions

Chinese Beaten By K. Tong

League to-day by wiming their Civil Service C.C, cricketer, who has three goals to one, W. H. Colledge, the Interport and home encounter against Leicester by just received news of the death of Derby were the only other home brother. Aircrafthon Noel team to win in the seulor division, Everard Hoon, of No. & Armament beatint Stoke by 4-1.

The other two Training Camp, Woodford, Dorset, in matches were drawn. an RAF. Oying areldent at Hol- Winning their away match against

The hope of the Chinese R.C. in worth, Dorset, recently. He was the Luton Town, Sheffield United have the "B" Division of the Badininton son of Captain A. F. Boon.

take the leadership in the

Second League suffered a setback last even- Mr. Boon, who wna'

WE

ise the

ing when the Causeway Bay players

The following were the results of travelled to Kowloon Tong, and were matches played to-day:

Stoke SECOND DIVISION

beaten by seven gaines to two.

Their defeat has thus strengthened

the position of St. John's, who are now virtual champions of this sec- 2tion..

Q

Reserves Mehar Singh (Police), A. N. QUer.

sun, to oletate the Brawn Cup fix- ture between the C.B.S. "A" and St. Andrew's last Saturday. The splen- did way in which he controlled the here, there and everywhere, and once Rame is worthy of mention. He was

was almost bowled over by an enthusiastic Saints' attacker. Good old Bob!

AFTER their series of victories Intely, the C.B.A. were "boosted" as The Army and Airforce team will being one of the strongest civilian be announced Inter.

UNITED TOURNA-

MENT STANDINGS

Positions on results reported to Asst. Sve. January 31, 1938.

to up

and including

SENIOR DIVISION

teams, but they wont down lust Sun- day to the Hongitong Police in the United Tournament by 1-0. The bustling inethods adopted by the Police defence proved too much for the brilliant C.B.A, atinek.

.

FIELDING & weaiter team then the one advertised, the Club de Recreio went down to Macao by 5-1 lost

J. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Sunday. I am pleased to hear that Scathorths 10 4 1 11 19 50 9

both the younger Gosano brothers, J. and Z., were included in the team II.K. Police. 7 3 2 2954

and they gave rousing displays at Kumaons

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inside-right and right back respec- 量

tively. W. A. Reed, at centre-half, was unfortunately off form, and gave une of his worst exhibitions this sea-

The Cathedral players-now-heed me of the outstanding players in the Rajpulanus ...

FIRST DIVISION - Arsenal

3 Leicester

Sunderland Manchester C. 0 _Liverpool_ 4 Preston N.E.

Derby

of their remaining to win only one Newcastle

1 Tottenham

0twe fixtures to place themselves in 2 Sheffield U. Luton

3an unassailable position. They bave Southampton ged in

2 Bradford 1 yet to play the Free Lances away and Barnsley

2 Manchester U. 2 the C.R.C. at home. THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

last evening In the match Hartlepools

21, was Division. gra only tealey at Worthing High School, where he proved a first-rate athlete and WINS

vas a regular member of the School Rugby fifteen. After leaving school he was employed at a garage

Findon vandon Valley before joining, the Royal Air Force two years ago,

He was gunner, and

and was acting) as observer In the machine which | crashed. Piloted by Pilot-OMeer G. D. Andrews, it had been engaged gunnery practice and was returning Training Camp when it the suddenly nose-dived to earth from a

of height 2,000 feet, the two oc- cupants being killed instantly. The force with which it struck the

Brawn"Cup.--

C.B.S. "A" pressed from the be- oils attacks of the schoolgirls. ginning and the forwards besieged Argonauta

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Middlesex

II.K.S.N.A.

Kowloon

Mis D. McCaw, of the C.B.S. "A".

Indians 2

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Engineers 5

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WITHDHAWN

JUNIOR DIVISION

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the Saints' goal. but Miss June Hall

pene-

124 10 18 2 22 16 13

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Sticks. She saved her side in this 1 New Brighton homesters were never in danger of Have a trilliant display between the

-Reuter, defeat.

All three pairs played up to half from at least three certain goals RAF 10 scratch, and with J. A. Chen and S. with well-timed clearances. Miss M. H.K. Police 10 J Tsang displaying greater confidence Bookter, however, broke through ten Kumaons..

H.K.S.R.A. ground was such that the nose and ton Cemetery and military honours on their own court than they did at minutes before the interval to give Middlesex part of a wing were embedded in the were accorded by a detachment from the Cathedral Hall against St. John's her side a worthy lead.

In this half of the game, the Scaforths earth..

HK. Univer the Royal Air Force station at Tauga fortnight before, victory was, 5-

once attack never sured. Chen and Tsang won all their Saints' The funerni took place at Durring-] mere.

three matches, while the other two trated the C.B.S. "A" 25 yard line.

sity On pairs dropped only a game each.

the change-over the school R.C. of Signals Kowloon Tong Kot off to a flying girls again look up the offensive, R.A.O.C...

the first and for a time they gave the home Royal winning three games

some anxious moments. }. round, and the issue was already de defence eided at the end of the second, when Miss J. Broadbridge, at right buck Rajputanas Kowloon Tong bad established a lead for of 5-1.

Scores:

A. Chun N. A. E. Mackay and (Kowloon Tong) beat S. W. Liang and P. F. Choy 21-14; lust to C. F. Chiu and Y. W. Lee 13-21; beat P. C. Leung and C. Y. Yung 21-14.

THE GREAT RUSSIAN CIRCUS, its Enghavers

and MENAGERIE

3 SHOWS DAILY at 1 p.m., 5 p.m. & 9 p.m.

Location: MONGKOK, junction of Shanghai and Arran St. (opposite Kowloon Fire Station.

All Buses from the Star Ferry running along Nathan Rd. except No. 3 pass the CIRCUS.

ADMISSION: -

BOX SEAT

1st CLASS

2nd CLASS

3rd CLASS

CARPET GALLERY GALLERY

$2.20

1.50

1.10

.75

.45

.20

INCLUDING TAX

CHILDREN HALF-PRICE

The Circus consists of 60 European Artists, 35 horses, 8 Elephants, New Artists, new Ballet, One Hongkong Lady will be during the lion act with the trainer in the cage. The famous big menagerie consisting of 150 wild animals will be opened from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Admission: 10c, adults. Children, Half-price.

Take your Kiddies to the Zoo. There will never be for a long time in Hongkong such a blg Menagerie as Isako's.

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. E. Lee and F. S. Ko (Kowloon Tong) lost to Liang and Choy 14-21; beat Chiu and Lee 21-16; beat Leung and Yung 21-0.

J. A. Chen and S. Tsang (Kowloon Tong) beat Liang and Choy 21-15; beat Chiu and, Lee 21-12; beat Leung and Yung 21-12,

LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. 1. D. F. A. Pia St. John's... 0 7 1 0 45 23 14 Kowloon Tong 0 6 3 0 57 24 12 Chinese R. C.. 7 4 3 0 37 26 8 Free Lances. 5 2 3 0 14 31 4 Recreio

0 21 33 2 .....6 16 St. Andrew's . 5 0 5 0 0 30 0

SIR PELHAM WARNER'S TEST TIP

London, Dec. 31.

"If you find anyone inying two

to one on the Australians, take it.

If you find anyone lying three to

one take it quicker."

the Saints, cleared effectively with hug hits, and her quick tac- kling! broke up several dangerous movements between Miss M. Shand) +++++|~|~|~|~|~|| and Miss M. Booker.

Though the Saints enjoyed as much of the play in this half, Miss 1. Ho and Miss S. Roberts found the opposite defence, with Miss E. Patterson and Miss B. Fallowfield,

Miss B. Roberis, of St. Andrew's, This was a tip for next summer's played a fine game against C,B.S. Test matches between England and ]“A” in the Brawn Cup on Saturday, Australio, given by Sir Pelham

Warner, clairman of the Test Selce-100 much for them. The school tion Committee, last night.

backs gave a grand display through-

think we have fot а food out.

Two further goals were added by chorice," he said. "I am a glorious optimist. I have always been on Miss J. Ewing and Miss M. Booker! optimist and I have won many a The former beat Miss B. Greaves match by being an optimist. I don't and Miss E. Chang in a fine solo belleve in being a pessimist." effort, and put the ball in the net

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NEWS has reached me from a re- liable source that G. Lammert, the Macao caplain, was personally up- proached with regard to the forth- coming Interport with Macho, He definitely stated that Macao was an- xious to meet Hongkong any time in March. Why he has not answered Mr. Palmer's letter with reference to the date suggested is still a mystery; the letter might have gone astray,

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ISS Peggy Everest, former C,B.A. Ladies' left half, is back again in Hongkong after an absence of nine months in England. She is to turn out regularly for the C.B.A. 2nd XI in their. remaining Brawn Cup fixtures.

BOLS

LIQUEURS

"A SUPREME ENDING TO ANY DINNER"

Sole Agents:

Sir Pelbar Was speaking on without giving Miss Hall much "Cricket Reminiscences" at the News chance to save, It was the best CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD.

Chronicle Schools Exhibition in the goat of the match. Miss Booke Dorland Hall,, Lower Regent Street..|

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