1940-04-11 — Page 8

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

April 11, 1940:

"Pilgrim's Hockey

RECORD

UNBEATEN Central British Assn. Draw With Police

Tournament Game

In

C.B.A. maintained their undofoated record last Sunday when, in a tournament game at King's Park, they held the Police to a 1-1 draw.

The bumpy state

of the

ground spoilt good hockey, but

fast play and interesting ex-

GOOD MATCH

changes were the order of the ANTICIPATED BETWEEN

day. The Police showed superi ority in the second half but had to be content with a draw. Their forwards were fast but were of little use when in the; circle.

RADIO AND C.B.A.

WHAT PROMISES to be a good match will take place on Sunday morning on the Police ground at C.B.A. will

At the commencement, the home Boundary toad, when side had most of the game, but Bal- meet the Radio Sports Club, present want Singh, in the opposite goal, was champions of the tournameni. only once seriously tested and thath

was when Smith on the right wing

C.B.A. have lost two polnis with

sent in a terrifle drive at goal. The one game in hand, and Radio have Police custodian got his foot to it and also lost the same number of points with two games in hond. Should made a brilliant clearance.

Though, CA. did most of the C.B.A. defeat Radle they will be the pressing in the first half, the finish-new champions. janj in the circle of both forward Ines was poor. The worst offenders

W/O Vicary (RE.) and Cpl. Hodge were Narwant Singh and Blake, the will officiate as umpires.

.respective left wingers, who seemed

Here are the records of both

too erratic when they got to the edge tesnis:-

of the circle. However, many of the

well

midfield movements -were

thought out, and at times cleverly executed. There was no score when C.B.A. the Interval arrived.

POSITIONAL CHANGES

- Positional changes were made in

the Police attack

on resumption.

Tela Singh, who was playing a poor: gaine at right wing, was seen on the left, and Narwant Singh, from left wing to inside right, with Fujn Singh the extreme right. This re- arrangement showed considerably better form in attack.

on

ת

Within 15 minutes, after having most of the play, Police scored an excellent goni through Jasbir Singh, the result of splendid work by Fauju Singh on the right wing, who, run- ning through, put in a terrific centre. were not slow to reply,

Radio

Goals Pts. PWLDF A

0 2 33 0 14 10 23 11 12

E 0 7 0

HOME SOCCER RESULTS

LONDON, Apr. 10 (Reuler)--The following were the results of football matches played 313 tho Regional Leagues to-day:

and five

minutes later 5. A. Southampton

receiving

a pass from Smith, Tottenham

equalised with a good shot which had

Balwant

the

Arst

Singh completely benten.

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Aldershot Brighton

SOUTH "C"

4 Brentford

Home

3 Fulham

SOUTH "D"

0

Queen's P. R. 1 Southend MIDLAND

1

0 Wolves

NORTH-WESTERN

1

5 Burnley

1

This half was, anything, faster than Both goalkeepers were on occasions severely tested, and some fine runs were seen on both sides.

The game ended in draw which, considering the equalities of the Birmingham teams, was a fair result.

BOND

ND MISSED

The absence of Vic. Bond from the Bolton. home side's defence was very notice- able. Taylor filled the vacancy at right back, and his display was any- thing but bright N. Whitley, how- ever, was a capable partner who put

in some very strenuous work. Ure Ayr

was the best of the balves, and the Dumbarton Fowler brothers, Syd George and Parlick

Ernie, formed a dangerous inside trio

in the attack. C.B.A. must now de- feat Recreio if they hope to be the champions.

Scottish

WESTERN

2 Albion

2 Kilmarnock

8-Queen's Park

EASTERN +

East File

8 Arbroath

4 Raith

Police gave a very good account of Hearts themselves, especially in the second St. Johnstone half, when they completely dominated Stenmuir

Singh and Blackburn play. Mon

formed a

a strong partnership at back, and the C.B.A. attack seldom got past them. Mchar Singh at centre- half, took some time to

settle,

but once he did so, his spoiling work

was grand. He was ably supported

by Leslie and Brown.

4 Hibernian

4 St. Bernards

LIFE-SAVING CLASSES

Closing Date For Six-a-sido Tournament

THE HON. SECRETARY of the H.KHL.A. wishes to remind all club secretaries that entries for the Six-a- side Tournament will close on April 16. A council meeting will be held on that date, and the draw will be made so that the games will com- mence on Sunday, April 21. There le no entrance fee for this tourna-

ment

Notes

MAINTAINED

Kumaons Defeat Rajputana Rifles In Large Units Semi-final

The Kumaon Rifles ran riot last Saturday and As the warm weather is fast easily defeated Rajputana Rifles in the semi- approaching and owing to unforeseen circumstances, the International finals of the Large Units Tournament at Sham- season. The Six-a-side Tournament shuipo by four goals to one. What is more, the

Kumaons thoroughly deserved their victory.

Tournament will not take place this

will end the Association's activities.

Badminton

University Retain Senior Title For Fourth Successive Year

UNIVERSITY won the A division of badminton league for the fourth year in succession when they beat Chinese Y.M.C.A. 6-2 at Recreio last night before a large gathering.

1

Brillant team work was the

of outstanding feature

the University pairings and they led 2-1 at the end of the first round, 4-2 at the end of the second round, and clinched the battle when T. K. Hui and H. F. Chew beat H. M. Lau and F. C. Chung 21-3. Only

played.

R. ENGINEERS' CRICKET AVERAGES

eight sets were Sgt. Donyor's Brilliant

All-round Feat

ROYAL ENGINEERS, who have

The Champions appeared to be all at sixes and sevens, and despite a promising revival by their attack in the second half, they were eventually beaten by a superior side,

The Kumaons took the offensivo from the bully-off and after 10 minutes' pressure forced a short corner, Coplain Loch took the hit, but his attempt was well saved by Diwan All. Trilok Singh, however, followed up and opened accounts

with a good shot.

The pace increased. Kumaong were playing a much better game!

and it came as no surprise when Nerain Singh put them two up with the best goal of the match.

Lal Singh started the move and a bout of snappy play between Trilok and Nermin Singh brought the goal.

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DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK

Keeping up the attack," the Kumaons forced four short corners, but could not make further hendway as their drives were obstructed by a bunch of defenders, Datta Ram in particular making some brilliant clearances.

One of the closest matches of the

this half, there was one great evening was between K. L. Yong and C. K. Lee (University) and F. Koh concluded all their Army cricket fix-weakness in the Rajputana team and C. Au (Y.M.CA), being setted tures with the exception of the That was at

whero nt 20-20. The Varsity pair won 23-Champions v. Rest match have Duda Ram had a very lean time 21.

Scores: K. L. Yong and C. K. Lee (University) beat IL M. Lau and S. C. Chung 21-10 beat F. Koh and C. Au 7-21; beak Wong and L. C. Leng 21-10.

M. S. Lum and T. & Bun (University) beat Lau and Cising, 21-10; lost to Koh

Au 13-21; 1 and Al and II. F. Chow (Univeralty) 1 beat Lau and Chung 21-3; lost to Ko and Au 12-31; beat Wong and Zeng 21-13.

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2

Recreio Beat Taikoo

Recreio A best Taikoo 3-1 in the mixed

doubles league at Talkoo.

7. Clark and Miss Beatle (Talkoo) lost to J. Remedios and Miss O. Fubeiro 22-23; put to M. A. Oliveira and Miss M. tubeiro 11-21; beat L. A. Carvalho and

Miss M. Silva 21-30.

R. Main and Mrs. Main (Taikoa) lost lo Remedios and Miss Ribelim 14-2f; last to Oliveira and Miss Ribeiro 17-21; lost to Carvalho and bilse Silva 14-21.

T. Beatio and Miss Pollock (Talkoo)

173-

centre half.

joyed a splendid season,

indeed.

The highlight of the second half They were runners-up in the Large was the desperate efforts of the Units Knock-out Competition, in Champions' attack to equaliso. In- which they played 37 matches, won darjeet Singh combined effectively

23, lost seven and drew seven, while but found the Kumaon defence in 40th Coy, Royal Engineers won the great form. Gushain Singh at right Small Units Knock-out Competition, back was unpassable, and Lal Singh winning three of the four matches kept the speedy Shn Wall well in played and were conceded one walk-check. over.

However, the Kumseng broke

Sgt. Shipp headed their batting

tered two further goals. Captain averages with 29.25, his highest away on three occasions and regis- nings being 131 not out against the Loch on the right wing, who made Royal Army Service Corps; while his presence felt in words, received Major Paraons topped the bowling a long pass from Nerain Singh and, Agures with 0.34, taking 41 wickets in beating Datia Ram in fine style,

Kool. scored a grand

He followed this success with a second goal-the

of the fourth

Phort the match-off á hit. I would say that he corner WAB rather fortunate .0$ Nerain Singh had fumbled the ball before the hit was taken.

B8 overs for 200 runs.

DENYER'S FIGURES

The best

Individual feat of the

lost to Remedios and Mias Jubeiro 17-2it | season, however, goes to Sgt. Denyer, lost to Oliveira and Misa Ribeiro 18-21; who, with one match to play (Cham lost to Carvalho and Mix Bilva 6-21.

plons. v. The Rest) has taken 140 wickets and has scored 020 runs.

The following were the batting and

"concluded:"

Diocesan Boys Annual bowling averages for the acason just

Sports Meeting

A The annual athletic meeting of the Diocesan Boys' School will take place

of to-morrow morning (Friday) on the School ground, commencing at 11 a.m. and terminating at 4 p.m.

Craigengower Eleven

BATTING AVERAGES

Sgt. Shipp L/Cp1 Shaw set. Denyer Spr. Ratelife Capt. Freeman

Spr. Balivy L/C. Walto

Capt. Grose

Inns. NO. 1 18. 20 468 131

SOLITARY GOAL

Rajputana Rifles again took up the offensive"and" during a concerted" attack in the clasing minutes of the game, Indarjeet Singh scored their Avone and only goal off a short corner

hit 23.23

23 7 478 84 23.10

528

1 203 (1

645 115

37* 13

The Champions were attacking strongly when the whistle signalled 1946 the end of the game.

10.10 17.57 Fine opportunism on the part of 15.22 the forwards enabled the Kumaons to win. Loch, operating an the right wing, sent in many beautiful centres, and proved to be the brains of the attack.

Denotes not out The following three figure innings were played-St Shipp-131 v. IASC Small Units, first (round); Spr. Halley 116 v. R.C. of Sigs.

BE

BOWLING AVERAGES

The following will represent Cral- Of the forwards, Fauja Singh and Life-saving classes for Royal Life- Besjir Singh were the best; Wall did saving Society awards having com-gengower Cricket Club in a Second his best but he was badly in need of menced in Hongkong, all Information Division League match against Police Major Parsons

of classes Recreation Club on Saturday at 2 Sgt. Megson I am given to understand concerning the formation practice. he has been too busy with Rugger and handbooks of instruction will be p.m. on the latter's ground:

avaliable on application from Sub. Had the Police played on a sand Inspector R. J. Hunt, local repre- pitch, I am certain the result would sentative of the Royal Life-saving have been in their favour.

this season.

Society.

O. M. R. WA

Credit must also go to Nerain Singh. He and Partuub struck a partnership that was

trent to

7.01 watch.

13

344 14 715 21

11.30

228 22

The Champions were never able to 1140 settle down to smooth play. Mis

defence 타 5 1211 takes both in attack and

Denyer INC. Walto WC. Bhaw B. R. Icante (Capt), N. Broadbridge, INS A H Emmal, A. B. Hamson, Hung, C. Spr. Ratcuite Omar, W. K. Way and 7. L. Young Bays, kel ollowing took ever racket de game was played at high speed

JW. Leonard, T. Lock, A. M. Shipp......

The five or more win were frequent, but nevertheless the Omar Béorer, W. Broadbridge.

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noto number of occasions)-Denyer (6); throughout and some good hockey Persona (3); Hatcine (3); Shipp (3) was seen. There is Hitle doubt that Waite (1); Bhaw (1);+ Begson (1),"

Catches Ratcline 13; Denyer li; shew the Kumaons will be the new cham- 10: Shipp : Walte ; Carpenter, 6, Pei- plons this season.

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Only Four Tennis League Entries To Date

C.S.C.C. Bowls Rinks

The following will represent Cull ser-

vice lawn bowlers against Hongkong Football Club at Craigengower on Batur

day at 3.30 p.m.

"Firste-It, R. Wood, H. T. Harper, J. *. McGowan, J. W. Desken. T. Sedden, A. B. Allen, L.. A. Collyer, F. Jones. J. R. Carr, K. E. Purvis, A. Steven, -8. Eccleshall.

Beconds.-C. W. Walker, F. 8. Austin,

ONLY FOUR ENTRIES have been received to date for the Hongkong, Gellatly. I. E. Strange, F. C. LUCA Tennis League, the closing date for which is Monday, April 15.

Hon. Secretaries. of clubs allated

Kirmon, W. J. Burling, J. Holiidge. •A 7. Sheppard) J. F. Hickman, P. D. Tra W-

MN. Rakusen. Reserves-T. E. Wood, H. Lord, A. J.

to the Association and wishing to] Macfadyen, A. Grimmiti fr. D. Holidge

enter for any one, or all divisions of Jr. the League, are reminded that entries! must reach the Hon. League Secre- tory, Mr. C. J. Tacchi, Waterworks Department, P.WD., on or before April 15.

REGISTRATION.

The attention of Club Secretaries le also drawn to Rule 4 of the League which states--"At least one week be- fore the commencement of the League season, every club participating in the. League. shall register with the League Secretary the names of four players as the nucleus of every team jentered in the A. B. and C. Division. Such registered players will not be allowed, during the season, to play in any lower division than that for which they are registered.”.

The League season will commence Jon Tuesday, May 14.

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