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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

December 5, 1940.

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Pilgrim's Hockey Notes

FIELDING, TRAPPING AND SHOOTING

Further Factors That

Contribute To Victory GOLF COURSE IN MACAO

FIELDING THE BALL cloanly with one hand is an important phase in the game of hockey. It goes for smartness and speed, for a ball so swiftly and securely stopped means seconds saved in a speedy attack.

Trapping the ball with the stick is a second such. phase, and in proparing to stop the ball with the stick, the handle should not be gripped tightly. A rigid stick makes for a rebound that may send the ball to one's opponent.

Before touching upon shoot-| ing, there is another important duty that is imposed on for- wards, and that is their duty to asist the half-backs, especially when being over-played by their opponents. The inside for- wards, as in soccer, usually undertake the work in this direction, for the wingers and centre-forward must remain up. field in case the ball is sent out. Tackling back means that when the halves are being harassed, too the inside forwards drop reich, Colt to their assistance.

'SHOOTING

RAUCH attention should be paid

Random Jottings

Regrettable Incident

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A REGRETTABLE IN- CIDENT occurred during the week-end, when, during League

match the umpire ordered a player off the field. The person involved was

Freddie Fowler of the C.B.A.,

MC on the poet and the umpire was justified

t-any-price shot at goal is not the in his action.

most valuable. Directional shooting) From a spectator's point of view, i. of vital importance, for accuracy the umpiring was not what it should

have been, and I must admit that]

ja essentiul Po success. And in this

observed. These are:

(u) Keep the eye on the ball, (b) Get the full play of the when striking the ball,

Exhibition Badminton At Chinese Y.M.C.A.

Exhibition badminton matches will bo played at the Chinese Y.M.C.A.

Bridges Street, this evening at 8.30

p.m. between P. IL Wong, Colony champion, and C. Au, co-doubles champlon.

Ito stimulate Interest in the Chinese

Double Attraction At Racecourse This Week-End

(By "Tinker")

TENNIS CIVIL, one of the foremost sporting Club's

The arrangements are in an effort in Macao, have finally realised one of their ambitions,. y" for the coming season. Spectators and on Saturday are opening their Golf Course at Areia are assured of an excellent spectacle, these two players being the foremost Preta. The project had been under consideration for

some time, before all difficulties were overcome.

in the Colony.

For the grand opening, two of the Country Club Measra, F. E.

TOURNAMENT GAMES Mear D'Almada Reme-

F. Fowler Ordered Off The Field

4 C.B.A.

Recreio-

Sappers

Still In

dios and A. A. Lopes, aro to play A fourbull

with Messrs. E. Wagner and P. A. Ortiz, and this game takes place on Saturday afternoon.

The week-end, therefore, at Macao will be a sporting one, for on Sun- day, the Macao fockey Club hold their December Race Meeting

Winning Vein 1R.E.'s 2 A.N. Other XI 1 though,

ON THEIR HOME GROUND,

The golf course, incidentally, is situated like that at Happy Valley, in the centre of the race track, and is of nine holes Greens are of gross, understand, not yet of perfect smoothness.

First knowledge had that the was early this week when a chance planned course was almost ready

blistered thunb! Enthusiasm, lie told me, is running high.

ON THE CLUB GROUND ture ure ortant maxims to be both teams suffered accordingly, but at King's Park last Sunday, last Sunday morning, Sappers visitor from Macao showed

there was no reason whatever for the C.B.A. suffered another had a big struggle to defeat Fowler's remarks,

reverse-their third in Players should be able to "take il". League-at the hands of Re- were scored by Denyer and the A. N. Other XI. Two good goals Whether his Club will take any

(e) Grip the

inth lands,

stick

(i) Follow through,

wrists

firmly

with

() Never hesitate, but shoot first |

tino if possible,

in that direction.

THE "PLACED", GOAL

DY means of a rapkil fick shot, this,

hardest of drives at the 'keeper.

The Push Stroke is the next in

inside-left and centre-forward

shooting from acute angles.

DASHING FORWARDS

HASH in a forward must not be

action. I don't know, but I am sure creio, being well - beaten 4 Homburg within ten minutes:

the Umpires Association will look goals to 1.

into the matter.

known better.

1 hope the Association will not act in too drastic a manner.

After 20 minutes of end-to-end

in

-RECREIO WELL ON TOP

of the start, and if the Others

A

Commenting on the greens, this keen beginner said that they were not yet perfect but Ideal for golf. "It Is", he said, "more fun to putt and not know where the ball is going!!

FIRST ROUND MATCHES IN LARGE UNITS TOURNAMENT

4. R.E. 1 Punjabs

1 R. Scols

2 8th R.A.

It is true that the C.D.A. left-play, Fonseca set the Recs, on their had taken their chances in the winger is new to the gume, but be winging way when he received a first half, these two, goals (1) Never show the goal-keeper inga well-seasoned footballer and pass from Soares to score the first would, not have been sufficient where the shot is going by looking trained to discipline, he should have goal. In tess than ten minutes, to give the visitors victory.

Soares added the second from a pass Others approached brilliantly and by B. Gostno.

their defensive work was good, but The Portuguese forwards were in it was in finishing that they failed. great form, and the home defence Many good scoring chances were is often mare effective than theWAS approached by several er, at bay until the interval thrown away. Hilchrock, however,

them

ar- found the mark to score the only players after a game last rived.

First round matches in the Area order, und It is a valuable asset, Sunday, and objection was

goal for his side.

Largo Units Hockey Tournament especially in the circle where the raised to certain umpires of the second half, Rees, were faster with both sides falling to score. Both as follows:

The second half proved very even were played yesterday and resulted on the left of the goal. But avoid fixtures. There is no rule where was called upon to make an early veritable fortresses, and it was not Comb. Small

are ficiating at particular Leaguej every department. Lockhart and Gunner, the Others' backs, were sut A.A.

defences held their own. Yourle M'sex teams are allowed to object to clearance, but in doing so fell on surprising that the. fast Engineers officials nominated by the Umpires the ball. He

was not penalised,!

Units teams concerned that should they nipped in to push the ball past the a really fine game at centre-half. Association, but I would advise the however, and on recovering, Fonseca forwards failed to score. McLellan 12th R.A.

was a lower of strength, and ployed mistaken for wild hitting and imagine that certain umpires are owing this, B. Gosano broke

for the third goal. liable to be biased, a letter to the

Badminton FORWARDS IN FORM Secretary would clarify the situation. through on the left to increase the OR the Sappers, the forwards lend with a brilliant reverse stick showed good form, esperlolly RUMOUR has it that there shot was the best goal of the Denyer at inside right, and Homburg a hard- will be no

match, and had the CBA. keeper at centre. Bowling was International beaten all the way.

working right half, and Taylor, be- one's team-mate may know that a Tournament or Interport fixture At this moment, C.B.A. seemed hind him, was always steady, Cros- pass is reasonably certain of finding this season. I don't see why hopelessly outclassed, but in a des- ton was out of place at left back,

the Services will be unable to Smith reduced the lead with a rising fact that he is a much better pivot, following is the complete list of fx-| there-should-not-be-Although perate rald on the left wing, D. and although he did quite well,The-Hongkong-Badminton-League there is no getting away from the will commence Bext Monday, and the make the trip to Macao, there Five minutes from the end, F.then Marriott

Fowler received marching orders. I was specially glad to see Shaw! A nasly remark was passed at the resume his place with bandaged Umpire, and the latter had no knee at left-inner, but he is not alternative but to order the left-showing the form of last year. In our annual Services v. Civilians. The European Y.M.C.A, and

Sappers will have to held their textures, the latter have on many

winger from the field. E.AF. played friendly billiards orcasions defeated the former and no match for Recreio, who had no Sunday if they hope to win.

C.D.A. fought gallantly, but were best team against Police "A" next match on Tuesday, the former winam positive that our Civillans are weak ink. The home backs could aing by 409 to 320. Scores:

quite capable of giving our Por- WO. Williams (RA) beat W. Kemp tuguese rivals a good game,

not cope with the fast-moving front and 100-50; Cpl Edwards (R.A.F.) lost to 8,

line of

of Fonseca, B. Gosano and F. X. Terran: 51-100; P, Alkman (ILA.3.) lost

return would probably victorious.

Incidentally, there is a good idea Sequelra.

On the other hand, the slow

rushing around. Display energetic Initiative when a gap is seen. The quicker the movements are made, the less time there is for the defence

to recover from awkward positions,

But above all, retain position so that

one there to rerelve.

"Y" Beat R.A.F. At Billiards

to P. Bykes 43-100; CpL Smith (K.A.7.)

A

is no reason why the Civilians should not be capable of re presenting the Colony.

shot,

lost in CT. Champelovies (3-100; and for raising funds for the War Effort methods of the home attack, in which Naylor (H.A..) lost to . De Conter The sunl-Anals and final games of Woolgar and E. Fowler did much to

the International Tournament could be played on the Club ground on pattern, against forceful halves got consecutive Sundays, and together them nowhere. N. Whitley and Ure with the Services v. Civilians match, were the best halves on view.

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LEAGUE FIXTURES

tures for the season:

"A DIVISION December 9-University "D" v. Recreio. December 18.-Chineso Y, v. University December 23--University "3" v. Chines January 6-Recreio v. University "A" January 13-University "A" v. Univer- sity "B" Chinese Y. v. Beercio,

January 30-Recreio v. University "B". February 3-University "A" v. Chinese

Y

Kowloon C. C. February 10-Chinese Y. v. University

Teams For

The Week-end

February 17-University "A" v. Necrolo. February 24,-University "B" v. Univer Bity "A"; "Recreio v. Chinees Y.

"" DIVISION December 11-V.R.C. v. King's College, Chung Wah v. Recreto, K.C.C, v. Police, Kowloon Tong v St. Andrew's.

December 1-J.R.C, v. King's College: VR.C. v Chung Wah; BL John's v. Police; K.C.C. v. Kowloon Tong,

January 9-Recrela v. J.B.C.; King's The following teams will represent College v. Churg Wah: St. John's v. St. Recreto V. VILC: Kowloon Tong v. St. In friendly cricket Andrew's: Police v. Kowloon Tang.

January 15-RC. v. Chung Wah; John's St. Andrew's v. c. Terreio

Saturday,

In charge could be made for entrance, terception. W. A Reed and Tony

These games are bound to attract Alves took all the sting out of the the KC.C., a lot of attention, and a decent sum opposing attack, and "Doc" E. matches against the Civil Service on could be collected.

Gosano, with his famous "panama“ was a stumbling block at left back. H. F. Gonsalves in goal gave a fine display in the first half.

The umpiring throughout could have been better!

I

MARQUES, Popular Recreio right-halt, has not been seen in nction this year as he has wrenched his shoulder through playing badmin- ton. He has been advised to take a complete rest from sport.

Yesterday's Rugger

Cancelled

Army Rugby XV

D. Lloyd, D. J. N. Anderson. R. E. Lee, 1st XI. way:-E. C. Fincher (capt.), N. EF. Fincher, A. Zimmern, F. R. Zimmern, R. T. Broadbridge, Scorer, T. W. Carr! F. J. Lay D. Hung, W. I. Itapley, and umpire, J. P. Robinson.

2nd XI, home:S. A. Gray (Capt. Curtis Birch, K. M, Baxter, B. Lay, R. J. Fenton, J. Luke, It. Broken- shire, G. W. auren, Crabb, and J. W. Bertram. 12th man, E, T. Lawrence.

SUNDAY'S MATCH → Against the Army in an all day

Y. King's College; St. John's v. K.C.C.; St. Andrew's v. Police.

January 23-JR.C. v.

Beuren v. Chung Wah: Pelice v. K.C.C.; February -King College v. V.R.C Bt. Andrew's v. Kowloon Tong.

Chung Wan v. V.R.C. Police V. St. John's; Februar 12King's Collexy. IRC Kowloon Tong v. K.C.C.

Wan v. King's College;i St. Andrew's, V. February 16-J,JLC. v. Necreto; Chung St. John's; Kowloon Tong v. Police.

February 28-Chung WAN V. FR.C.; VRC, v. Recreio: St. John's v. Kowloon

March logo v. Recreio: K.C.C. v; St. John's;

Y. J.R.C; King's Col Police v. 8. Andrew's,

The Army will be represented by the following in their rugby match against Police in the Quadrangular Toumament Richards, Capt. Douglas, Lieut. Coombes, which the Army will set as horts, the McDonald; Capt, Book 2/2leut. Wedder | following will represent the K.C.C. The rugger match between Club Abum: Sutherlazut, 2/Lleut, Ford, 2/Lleut.

E. C. Fincher (capt.), N. D. Lloyd, D. J. and Army was not played yesterday Gulam, 2/Lieut. Millar, 2/Lieut. Pinkerton.

Bompas, 3/Lieut. Heath, Capt. Duke. N. Anderson, D. Itung. E. F. Fincher owing to the non-arrival of the Army

Zimmern, Y. R. Zimmern, N. A. E. Mackay, Reserves, 7/Lieut. Clague, Capt. Skipwith, W. Hapley, B., Gray, and E. Curti, team.

Derry and Foley,

12th man, K. M. naxter

at Sookunpoo on Saturday:'A. N. Other match at the K.C.C. on Sunday, in Tong; KY.ILE” Andrew's..

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sections, and the first two matches on The "B" Division is divided into two each of the above dates are, in the "A" section, and the last two in "B".

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