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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

October 11, 1939.

COMBINED CHINESE WIN CHARITY SOCCER GAME

DRAKE SAVES

MANY GOALS FOR LOSERS

Reveal

F.A. Players

Out-of-Season Form

(By "Wanderer")

The 3-1 victory of the Combined Chinese over the Football Association team in the, charity football match at Happy Valley yesterday was flattering to the losers, for on form display there was at least a five-goals difference between the teams. However, it must bo remembered that the majority of the Chinese team have just returned from a football tour of the South Seas, and are, therefore, in good soccer condition, whereas the Association players are at the commencement of a new season and not yet in form.

His Excellency the Governor and the left, cleverly forced a corner by Lady Northcote, the Ilon. Mr. N. L. kicking against Hussalt, and from Smil, the Hon. Sir Itobert Kotowall, the resultant Kirk Fung got his head

As anxious moment in the Association's goalmouth during the charity soccer game at tappy Valley, which the Combined Chinese won by 3-1. Fung Iking-chicong seen waiting for the ball from a corner kick. Ho scored but the goal was disallowed by an off-sido.$.aff Photographer.

the Hon. Mr. M. K. La and Mr. W. to the ball and sent it into the gol, Joe Louis To Cricket

Pryde were pociaters.

To Drake (Middlesex), who took the place of Jackson (Middlesex) in

only to be beaten by seconds by the Wristic for off-side.

goat, must go much of the credit for halt,

closu Towards the

of the Arnt, Fowler and Lee Kwok-wal‡ Lee was) collision, and

Hic

Die Henll difference. He played came into

Leo Wal-tong

whe

Re

moved

grass-cutter

Defend Title | PEARCE SCORES 56 AND TAKES

8 FOR 25

ARMY RUGBY TRIALS Indications of Stronger Pack Than Last Year

(By "Fly-Half")

The Army held their first trial games yesterday at Sookunpoo. Four Afteens took to the field during the afternoon,

The first game which was begun at 3 p.m. was fought out between possible candidates for the Army XV, That the selectors had picked; out two well-balanood sides was borno out by the score-threo points ench.

Beginning of the season atmospb era was evidenced by over-carernem and raslı kicklog. The kicking for to uch left much to be desired. Players repeatedly tried to get the ball into touch far beyond their ability," with the result that frequently a baille took place with the players standing still and the ball going back and fo rih.

In the first game, "A" v. "D", the one Cooke, Pio. Derry (Max. Bergt, Max.) /Bdr. Even (51. A.A.I.A.); "A" men showed more initiative but furrell (Bidx.), Bergt. Heaton A.O.C.). found the dour defence of the "D"] Pie, Gildon Seatorib. 1. Details), leam a stumbling block. Lt. Douglas, *C* XV:-nr. Easterbrook (8th A.A.) who resumes rugby in the Colony Col. Smith G. Ranforth I.D.), Pt. Coughlan after an absence of a season when he isth, AA.) (Capl.), S

Bickerly (RAMC), L/SE!.

Sigm. Willis R.C.S.); was Home taking a course, played Pio. Grover (flax.), L/Cpl. Laach well at stand-off half for the "A" A.D.C.): Gar. Clarke 40th, AA.ILAJ, Corp. Edge th.A.M.C.), dar, Whitehead team, Hin combination with Lt. th AARA.: Gar. Cook (th. 1...) Dunlop was the best on the field, cnr. MEDermott 18th. FI.R.A.1) L/Cpl. Douglas found his vis-a-vis, Lt. Odiham (Mdx.), L/Cpl. floss (RS.), L/Cpl. Hook, hard to suppress. Bae showed Dunmore (RS.).

XV-Sigm. 1 (n.c.s.): Corpl. that he has lost none of his clusive- | Husband (R.2.5.), L/Cpl. Picton (N.). Iness and also his distracting tendency Spr. Martin (RE) Fle, Cody (18.

to wander back amongst the ruck of Cpl. Magarige (Max.),Ple. Gracia

Wilcox the players lastead of keeping the P. Hurlock (de); Pie, Levor ball in the open side of the field. (Mdx), 1/Cpl. Benford (RC.S.); L/Cpl.

Foley IR.E.): L/Cpl. Lone. (R.9.), (Capt.), « Spr. Hughes (RE).

Yesterday's that he Cash Sweeps

The following were the lucky cash sweep numbers at yesterday's Race Meeting at Happy Valley:

Hacs No.

CLEVER MOVEMENT

Restrvel--Spr. Jones (RE), L/CD!

A very clever plece of play was

Benra (RE), L/Cp). Lane (N.S.), Corp. shown by Boe after a grand passing Chemba (RS.), Lt, Gibson Rs.), C. movement in which the ball travelled Nenian (3). from the base of the scrum to Lt. The absence of Lt. Cuthbertson Douglas Douglas made good ground was due to his being on the touch- before he passed to Walte, who sent line watching the form of his men. It on to Boe, who went for the corner] Assisting him was Lt. Col. J. T. fog; but on being edged towards Simson, a Scoltish Cap, whose re- Unpleed ponies ($30 each): Nos: 800. the touch line, he reverse-passed, becord, according to Bowan's Guide, is; fore he was inckled, to Lang who cut E 1909, 1-1900-11, Wales 1900-10, in from the wing to take the ball in France' 1910, N.Z. 1905. 03 2003, 447.

No. 601 1302

-019

$1,450.00 410.90 200.00

Number of tickets sold, 2,000.

Hace No. Z

1322

$1,747.20 NO. 1-10

499.20 240.00 Unplaced penica (150 each} : Number of tickets sold, 3,330.

NOR. 1813.

Dace No. 3

No. 3302 1003 3427

$1,028.40 322.40 201.20

New York, Oct. 10. an excellent game; two of the goals carried off for several minutes.

Joe Louis' manager, Mike Jacobs, time in viftly at aharp angles from returned just before the rest perlot, close range, while the third-from but in the meanime Fung had all has announced that Louls will defterd a corner kick-was headed in from but scored twice. Drake saved on his title against the Chilean. Arturo behind his backc On three particular both occasions, Fung's second effort Godoy, on February 0.-United Press.)

The annual cricket match between obcantona lo nuved brilliantly, was particularly good. From Just

ARMSTRONG WINS

the Hongkong C.C, and the Kowloon goalless, inside the penalty aren he wheeled

C.C. which was played on the latter's hardly

flashed in a low ball and yurd on the a

Des Moines, Oct. 10. throughout the Kame with-cluing shni, but Drake jumped nerosa,

Henry Armstrong, 1414 lbs., gain- round yesterday resulted in an easy out one of the defending books, deftly eaught the ball and cleared.

Pearce was the hero of the day, Blackburn and Bone, being in al- The first Roal for the Chinese came ed a technical knockout over Man-win for the Club by 115 runs. T. Lendance, and

minutes before the interval, fredo, 140 lbs., after 135 seconds in taking a wickets for 25 runs after effective two such

Keeping an excellent scoring 50. A crowd of 6.500 watched the length and turning sharply from the mothering also contributed greatly Yeung received on the wing and the fourth round to the comparatively small neare, for carried the ball down' and througli,

punished which in which Manfredo was though the tetlen left Fung King- sending in

until he was virtually helpless off he soon hnd the Kowloon balsmen in dimeullies. On two occasions he cong with quite an appreciable found the back of the net.

took two wickets with successive The Chinese took up the attack Untied Press. amount of freedom, this wily pinyer

balls. spent a successful, but for the most following the rest from where they part ineffective, afternoon dribbling bad left off, and after ten minutes

batted first, The Hongkong C.C. and indulging in the short-passing play Yeung sent over a high centre the match. Leung Wing-chle, Lec

lunch hud 149 for 3 wickets fame with his right wing partner, which almost scraped the cross-bar, Wal-tong and Fung King-cheong and

On the return to the Keung Shlu-yick Twice Fung had and Itou Ching-to met it with his gave a pretty exhibition of passing on the hourd.

before dropping the ball to nu, neki, however, Anderson and Lloyd only the gentle to beat, but ballooned hend to score the second goal,

who, on the left with the Associa were rejuvenated bowlers, and the ASSOCIATION SCORE ver the bar the first time, and wus robbed by the morest fraction of a

For a brief period following, the ton defenders more or less around Club were all out for the addition of

gave Drake only 35 further runs. second.

Association forwards moved deter- his three team-mates,

into the Chinese line minedly

half. hardly a chance of suving.

The K.C.C. batsmen were routed, Tho

Association forward

and were all out for 60 runs With acidos penetrated far. Fowler, in Their efforts were rewarded by Em- free-kick. goal. From

The teams were: the centre, tried hard with A. Vberson's

COMBINED CHINENE Tam Kwan-EBA

fumber of tickets sold, 4,000. took one hour at the crease. Kowloon Casano and E. L. Stronge où hin left. Fowler recelvoet and sent the ball (8.C.A.A.); Leo Tin-sang and Lea Kwoke wo hours left for play, each side 33, 3106, 307, 1011, 100, 1001, 760.

Hace No: 5 but the right wing combination of neross to the right where Emberson wa! (BCAA) Young 17-che Lingeing scored 134 for 9 wickets, Anderson

Wing-chiu (9.C.A.A.) and Soong

reaching Emberson and Thorburn was awk-shot it past Tom Kwon-hon.

The For some minutes yet the Associa- (BCAA): Young Shiu-vick, bung King being top-scorer with $3, ward, and, oddly enough, it seemed

cheong, Los Wai-tong Lai Shiu-wing and the boundary on 11 occasions. an this wing that the Associallon fre- tion continued the attack and though itsu Ching-to (8.C.A...

Club Jost 6 wickets for 140 runs, the contribution being from ABBOCIATION TEAM-Drake (Middle highest quently attacked. Emberson claimed it was met with calm and sure re-

Blackburn (Police), and Bone Haymes, who hit 4 four's and a six, the laser's only goal, which followed sistance there was the feeling that);

the equiliser might have come along (Club): Hussain (St. Joseph'al. Sheehan from a free kick.

at any moment. The Chinese backs Middlesex) and Honnibal (31. Joseph'a);The scores were:

Emberson Ordnance), Thorbum (Navy). EARLY THRILLS The Chinese kicked off, and after and halves, however, prevailed and Fowler (Club), A. V. CoranD (81. Joseph's. F. Richardson, Baxter atve minutes play, Fung, in a typical play once again went down to the and E. L. Strange (Club). effort, wriggled his way through, other end. The Association's defence but falled in his last effort when a was hard-pressed and many of the pas to waiting Loo Wal-tong might Chinese moves only failed through have had better results. The next over-claboration. Lee Wal-tong was

Hongkong Schools

1.X.C.C.

T. Jude, c Baxter, b Lloyd

T. A. Pearce, e Zimmern, Lloyd.. D. 1. Bosanquet, a Baxter b Anderson

J. L. C. Pearce, cand b Anderson..

D. McLellan, b Anderson ......

M. Haymes, e Lloyd

F. Perry, not ou!

thiHila came when Lee took shots brought down outside pen Win Challenge Cup, Alderson, bi

which were smothered by Bone, and area and took the kick himself. Drake when Yeung Shiu-yick sent a low met the drive with his shoulder and centre across the goalmouth with no conceded a corner, one to take it. Middle field play followed, and then Hau Ching-to, on

It

in the second By a goal scored hall, the Hongkong Schools beat the was no surprise when Hau Kowloon Schools by 2-1 for the Ching-to registered the final goal of Schools Challenge Cup, which, to- gether with medals for the players, was presented by His Excellency at the conclusion of the game.

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Outstanding for Kowloop was W. G. Pryde (C.B.S.), who scared their only goal.,R. Silva

a. E. 1. Divett, Fincher." -An J. H. Fox, e and b Anderson Extram

| full flight and score, bringing off one

of the cleverest scissors movements

seen here for some time,

Lt. Lomax was the more reliable

full-back. Both were inclined to let

the ball bounce before gathering. In

the second half, Lomax was played 嚇

One Against Eight

on the wing for the "A" XV, where TORONTO, Sept 1.Bobby Pearce

he was not given much to do.

of Hamilton, professional sculling

in

Lt. Ridudale, a former Blackheath champion of the world, suffered the Laplaced ponies (150, each): Nos, 3020, and Army player, Capt. Duke and Lt. first defeat of ils professional corear half-mile An exhibition Pinkerton were outstanding in the here 1582, 731, 3372

Number of lekets sold, 3,700.

"A" pack. Ridsdale made good use handicap race with the Hamilton senior eight, Canadian champions. along the Canadian National Exhibition "water-

Race No, 4

No. 2023

$1,840.00

628.09

727

*$1.00

of his height and weight in the line-Leander outs. Pinkerton is reputed to have amateur the speed of a three-quarter,

Lt. Hook made many openings for tront. Unplaced ponies ($50 each); "Nos. 28the "B" leam and worried Lt. Doug- Pearce was given

$1,637.20 No. 1091

625.00 ..3855

203.50 2047 Unplaced ponies (839 each): Nos. 3734 1354, 2320, 820, 112, 3587, 67, 781, 3172 1925, 4117, 913, 1220, 3775.

Number of tickets sold. 4,375.

50

Kace No. 0

No. 2074

-$2,001.00

#

Total

104

Howling Analysis

Anderson

flaxter

*Lloyd

GTAY

*llowed one wide,

Kowloon C.C.

500.00 213.00

23-second

las not a little. The ball was gener- handicap and finished 20 seconds bo- ally late in reaching him, this leav-hind the Leanders. The eight-aared in 2.50. Pearce, Ing him little time to get in motion crew was timed before the wing-forwards and op- hard-pressed for the first time in re- cent years, was in front until 200 posite scrum half were on him.

Lt. Hewitt of the "B" team was yards from the finish. Tan Leander the more successful hooker. In the bont passed him at this paint and locse and in the line-outs Boustead pulled steadily away from the finish. and Berry were often in the lime- light, Berry was probably the most successful line-out worker on field, but at the cost of orthodoxy, Time and again he patted the ball

the

Unplaced ponter (150 each): No. 777. back until eventually his scrum-hall

*235€ 2943 2004, 257, 2012, 1147, 3951.

Number of tickola sold. 4,250.

-Tace - No.-1.

No. 1019

2194

$3,500.00 1,000.00

+353

500.00 each): Nor 10100 Unplaced panter 2877, 3320, 1123, 3294. 779, 1755, 156.

Number of tickets sold, 1,750,

Race No, &

No. 1051

+

$2.50145 25.40 5750

411.20 Unplaced ponies ($100 each): Nos, 501, 3293, 453, 1603, 1705, 2747, 1012, ziz, 16at, 1715, 3438. 4036, 3037, 3803, 1889, 394, 2303, 1182, 3910, 3212, 1000,

B (St. Joseph's D. J. N. Anderson, a and b McLellan

College) proved a tricky leader for the Hongkong team, and had the honour of netting the deciding goal of the match. Hongkong scored first.

A. E. Mackay, b Pearce Koso

Broadbridge, o Perry b McLellan

Baxter, b Pearce...

fung. 1.b.w Fearce

C. Fincher, e McLean, o Pearce

W. L. Hapley, a and b Pearce

through Chan Yee-tong (Wah Yan). A Zimmern, J. L. C. Poarce,

The Kowloon defence was the N. D. Lloyd, cand b Pearce better of the two, and had Prydel A. Madar, not out

S. A. Gray, b Pearce from better assistance

his Extras had fellow-forwards, they would have the won. It was in undoubtedly second half that the Hongkong for- ward line proved its merlis, and the closing minutes were full of exclie-: ment in the Kowloon halt. On one occasion the ball was lifted right off

Total

Bowling Anniyais

McLellan T. A. Pearce Perry

the goat line as it was running into Junior Match Tied

the net with the goalie out of post- tion.

+

J

The Kowloon Cricket Club Juniors tled with the Royal Air Force in friendly match yesterday at former's ground.

The teams were: YKOWLOON-Weng Chi-cheung Wah Teng Eng-slong (DU.S.) and IL L. Smith C.B.S.); L. Xavier (La Salle),

K.C.C. Boares (La Salle) and Peter Kwak (Wah

(D.DS.)

Brown F. J. Lay, e Harrison, b New.... Yan); T. Macaulay (C.S.), W. C. Pryde (C.DS.). J. Gomes G. A. Goodban, b New

Noncarrow, (La Salle) and II. Mathias (Ian Balle), G. O. Davies,

HONGKONG,Chang Chung-long (81. R. Baldwin, e Palleg, b New Joseph'a); W. Ho (St. Joseph's), Hu Yip-| G. Hall, & Gillespie ..... kwong (St. Joseph's) and Chen Ying-ming C. Waiker. b Nancarrow (86. Stephene); Ko King-hum (51 R. Harding, not out c Stephen's, Wong Kee-lim (King's), R. Brokenshire, a Waddington Silva (St. Joseph's), Chan Yee-long (Wan G. Gufen, e farrison, b Gillespie Yan, and 23, Abbas (81. Joseph'a), B. Simpson. i.bw, b Gillespie

I. Labrum, noi out Extras

Total

111

Bowling Analysis

W.

Waddington Cifleapte Hemsley Now Nancarre

Kew, 1.b.w

Royal Air Force

bfall

Faling, b Simpson

Waddington. c Harding. b Davies

Xing, b Hall sen Harrison, Baldwin

Nancarrow, 1.b.w. b Davies Bartlett, 1.b.w. ball

a lie, e Geffen, b Hall

Gillesple, c. b. Simpson the Rix Simpson

Remaloy, not out Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis

Simpson Goodban Davies

XTH1L....

Baldwin

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

had to stand quite five yards back, so hard was the ball being hit back.

Draft Programmes and Entry Against-bustling forwards_like_Rlds- dale and Duke, the advantage of Forme for the Ninth Extra Race obtaining the ball in the line-outs by Meeting to be held on Saturday, this method was wiped out.

Richards kicked

very good 21st October, 1939, (Weather per- penalty goal from well out near the mitting) may be obtained at the touch to give the "B" team a half- Secretary's Office, Exchango Build- time lead of three points. As has

д

been already stated, Lang scored ang tho Club House, Happy smart try for the "A" XV, Bou falled Valley; the Hong Kong Club, the Sports Club; and the Stables, to convert.

the Shan Kwong Road.

The Impression gained from game is that the Army will have a powerful pack, stronger and speedier than their fiery eight of last season, on and that the backs will be dangerous when in possession, but with their de- fence questionable.

the "C" and

SECOND GAME The game between "D" teams wZU more enthusiasm and keenness

players than

notable for

of the for good Tugby. Muggeridge and Ross did some good

work.

This afternoon the Police begin their season with friendly game

1

their

against the Middlesex at the Police ground, while the Club hold second trial at Happy Valley,

The Teams were:

A XV-Lleut. way (RE); Artingatall RUDY REJE W/Cpl. Doe (RS.) Capt.). L. Dunlop 1. Long, (R.A.C.C.):

Lieut. Dougian ts. BM.C. (RS.); Sergt. Purdy (RS.) L/Cpl. Sutherland 3.) L/Cpl. Sheldrake (HE): 111 Lt. Pinkerton (RS. Corp. Brinkley

Davis. (1.2.) Corp!. Ridsdale (RN), Capt. Duke

*B_XV:Lieut, Lomax. 10th, 1.R.A);

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Lieut.

Spr. Jones, Llaut, Skipworth (BU HRA), Bomer, Moran (ath. RA.) Gar. Bichards H.R.A.); Meurt, look (8th. H.A.) (Capt.), Domdr. Smythe (Blh. H..A); Pie. Bousted (R.A.0.C.), Lieut. Hewitt

(81h.

Players

match between the laddy Valley, and Kowloon Clolf Clubs, played at HADDY Valley

for the first named by 17 Bolata to 1234. — Ming-Yutên

on October 6, respiting la awta

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON Thursday, 12th October, 1939,

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