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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Hockey Notes

January 9, 1941.

Tackling From An Opponent's Left WEEK-END

Common Fault That May Cause Accidents

AN AGE-OLD PRACTICE

Among the playing faultS on the hockey field, one of the most common, and, per- haps, the cause of many an accident is that of wrongly tackling from an opponent's left.

While most definitely barred by the Rules of the game, the action is frequently seen even in first-class hockey, and the practice of fouling an opponent is an

old one..

It is one thing to make it illegal in Rules, but it is another for an umpire to be strict in its enforcement and interpretation. It is dealt with in Rule 10 (g) which says:

nor allads from an op- ponent's left unless he touch the ball before he fonch the stick or verson of his opponent'

Not every player est be adjudged | of being guilty of deliberate fouling. Much of it is due

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CRICKET

Teame Selected-For League Matches

The following will represent the K.C.C., In their lengue cricket matches on Saturday

First Eleven (versus Craigenjtower, away): E. C. Fincher, N. D. Lloytt, D. J. N. Anderson, R. E. Lee, D. Hung, A. Zimmern, F. J. Lay, N. A. E. Mackay, E. P. Fincher, F. R. Zdmunern and ft. T. Broadbridge, Umpire, J. P. Robinson; scover, N. Leigh.

Sertand" Eleven (versus Hongkong University at home); S. A. Gray, R. Baldwin, E. Curtis, W. L. Rapley, T. | A. Madar, K. M. Baxter, H. Broken- shire, F. Goodwin. Major W. W. Parsons, It, J. Fenton, and J. 1. Lasler, 12th mai, G. W. Glfen.

K.C.C. v. Volunteers

The Khalsa-Royal Engineers Tournament League match in KCC. team in an all-day friendly

progress at Sookunpoo last Sunday.-Ming Yuen,

ASSN. TOURNAMENT

Skill Triumphs

Over Vigour

Excellent

Game In Large

Units Tourney M'sex 3 Rajputs

A Volunteers eleven will meet a

match at the K.C.C. on Sunday, starting at 11.30. The following teams have been chosen..

Voluntetrs: L. T. Ride. K. J. Attwell, K. M. Baxter, D.' G. Day, W. S. Genn. L. G. Gesano, R. H. Grimibs, T. Lock, T. A. Modør, A. E. Perry and E. Zimmunern. Scorer, C. E. Gahatan.

K.CC.-E. C. Fincher, N. D. Lloyd, D. J. N. Anderson, E. F. Fincher, D. Hung, A. Zimmern, F. R. Zimmern, N. A. E. Mackay, W. L. Rapley, S. A. Gray, and E. Curtis.

Indian Teams

The following pre the Indian R. C. teams for Saturday's Cricket League matches;

I HAVE RECEIVED a letter (n) to a quick tackle whereby he Macao Hockey Club, and he from the Secretary of the unwittingly touches the person or stick of his opponent before totching informs me that Macao is an. the ball.

xiously waiting for week-end (b) to clumsiness for ignorance invisits from Hongkong teams.

They are also keen that the Inter-

Khalsa 3 R.E. 1 (c) to making a forlorn and last port match be played this year, na audiuite effort to get at the ball.

it is our turn to visit Marno.

KHALSA'S SKILL overcame In doing this, the player either a Council meeting of the 11.KILA a fast and interesting league seen in the Large Units Tour. 2nd XI. v. Craigengower C.C. thome).--

The matter is to be discussed at the Royal Engineers' vigour in most likely. charges or humps into which will be held next Thursday.

sucking a tackle, or

touches the stick of his opponent or,

kim.

re-draft clause (g) of Rule 10 will

encounter at. Sookunpoo last Sunday morning.

1

and Just

31st XI. v. University toway).-K. Nozarin (Cmpl.), M. el Arcolli, A. H. Minu, KC, M. Rumjalin. A. H. Madar, M, P. Mindar. S. A Ismail. A. 1. Kitchell, A. I. II. Email ONE OF THE BEST games A. H. Rumjaha and A N. Other

At. R. Abbas (Capt.), A. II. Ismail, H. T

Curreem, T. AB, A. el Argulli, Jr., A. M.

nament was played at Shum-Barma, M. I. Razack, A. R. Suniad, F. A shuipo last Sunday afternoon Rumjaim, J. M. A. Ramjahn and at, J. Prevalent Practice THE Umpires Association, I

when in a fast and strenuously lassan, am glad to see, is taking a Taking the field with ten men, contested encounter six goals

Recreio Teams IN

'N my opinion, nothing that the keener interest in its work. Kalsa were on the defensive for

International Board can do to Umpires are now supplied with after the arrival of A.F.Sonza, the and Rajputana Regiments.

were shared by the Middlesex 20 minutes, [ practically

The following will represent Club de Recreio in League and friendly Crleket ever preclude the common practice cards where results of matches late comer, Sappers drew first blood! Highlights of the match were the ixtures on Saturday at 2 p..: of so much definite fouling when are to be recorded, and later through Holmburg off centre three splendid goals scored by Bright, dat XI. v. Army "(Friendly, at home),- tackling on an opponent's left. I posted to the Secretary. Offelating from Singleton.

the Mids' centre-forward, and the ues, H. L. Ozorio, L, G. Gosano, G. N.

E. L. Gosano, W. A. Heed. A. M. Rodri is prevalent in Interport and first-fufflelals are niso required to sign the

equalising goals in succcasion by Goxano, E. M. L. Sonred, N. A Beltran Sume furious exchanges followed, Capt. S. W. Wood, Rajputs centre-A. P. Pereira Jr, M. M. Mendonca and and the visitors get on even terms halt, of short corner htts.

A. M. Prata. in spite of good, had or indifferent takes an active part in umpiring him-beauty from the right wing and Capt. Martin, the President, why when Karminder Singh sent in a

2nd XI. v. Police (Xue, Away). . A . Aives (Capt.) P. 1. M. da Silva umpiring, much of this fouling is self, will, I am sure, see that no Awtur Singh banged it in for a goal.

Jr. 11, A. Barros, M. Prato, . A. É weekly occurrence in the league stone is left unturned as far as the

Noronia, F. I. Carvalho, J. A. Soares, Remedios, B. T. Gonno, M. D'Almada Homes each week-end.

The Indians were now on the

Remedios and A. II. D'Aimada Remedios. welfare of umpiring and the umpires offensive, but could not take the lead is concerned,

before the interval arrived as Cros- ton; Sappers' right back, was playing grand game, and time and again

Khalsa On Top.

class matches!

Slack Umpiring

COME unpires, of course, who are

cards,

hawk-eyed, penalise such an in- R. MARQUES the popular prevented then, from scorian

fringement instantly, but there are others who seem loy to detect it been out of the game since the

often-the-most-competent-of-umpires ROYAL-Engineers, who suf

fered their second defeat in

ic badly unsighted or positioned when

Out of a total of four short cornets, Wood converted three-a brilliant achievement.

The Mids, who were always on the offensive in the first half, took the lead after 15 minutes play when Bright got his stick to a first timer off a good centre from Moggridge.

time The Rajputs took some

to settle down, and before they could hit back, the interval arrived.

Indians Retaliate

TN the second half the Indians settled down to better hockey

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Commencing from TO-NIGHT at 7.45

and allow "body" play to continue season commenced, participated HALSA started the second half! without any check.

in his first match last Sunday well, and after ten minutes of

K

The following have been provisional- But when there are no particular when his Club defeated the 5th AA. constant pressure Gurbachan Singh with Imanat Ali shining, particularly intra-association Bowis match to be

land and Durham ly selected to piny for the Northumber- instances of this fouling, it may not Baty: "B" He seems to have fully heat Dobson with a low drive from in the way he switched the ball out held on Saturday, at the Kowloon Dock Association In the adways be due to a lack of knowledge recovered from his arm injury and just within the circle. of an ordinary xmpire or that he gave a good nccount of himself.

to Lt Conl on the right wing. The Recreation Club: falls to detect the offence. Very

Thia goal galvanised Khalsa latter made good use of his speed. W. Greig, 3. Hodge, N. 1th ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME: -Inio-new-life. Their attack, not -Fuqir-Mohiot-inside-right alo3. tadford; T.-W. Carr. M. E. Purvis, F

Wood: J. Fraser, N. Hardie, Dena Wilson... often impressive in the first half, cought the eye with his clever stick- Atarting. E Cermente; J. MacGowan, T found power and skill. The for-work.

E. Pearce, D. Kossick, J. S. R. tiumble; wards were fed persistently and Forcing their first short corner. Waller: T. Coleman, I. Houston. W. 0. Gowland. J Bempsey, A. D. Snoors, Capt. within ten minutes,

Wood Coates. C. Anderson; W. Hudson, W. equalised from the hit. Mids again feblaster, A. Tale. J. McPherson; two brilliant goals to complele his forced the pace and Bright scored Henderson, W. Borrison, G. Bertram, W.

Πανια,

Arrangements inve been made to Include all members who attend and desire to play. The match will com- mence at 2.30 p.m.

A supper and concert will follow commencing at 8 p.m..

the offence takes place and fails to the Lengue at the hands of see the infringement.

Khalsa last Sunday, were again

Nevertheless there muat be without the services of two of grent number of players, no matter what match category they play, who the better players Shaw (in are habitual offenders, and even side-left) and Taylor (right when pulled up by the umpire fallback)-who were reserving them- to make clean tickling n special selves for a football match. feature when going for the ball on the left side.

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1941

16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, and 22nd February.

.

Entries for the above will clase

at 3.00 p.m. on SATURDAY, 11th

JANUARY, 1911, at the Secretary's Office, Exchange Building,

By Order of the Stowarda,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 6th January, 1941.

FOOTBALL

SING TAO verans SOUTI1 CHINA Sunday, 12th January, 1911

H. K. F. C. Ground.

nt

4.80 p.m.

responded in magnificent style.

doubt when he scored the third goal A. P. Souza put the result beyond after some tricky dribbling.

hat-trick.

M. II. Hassan, ns pivot, was in fue But Rajputs equalised through fettle and received good support from Capt. Wood from two further short The Sappers have just returned his wing halves. Awtar Singh as a

corners. from camp and have not fully re-leader worked out many good moves,

In the closing stages, the visitors covered from the effects or after- and Gurbachan Singh, though he tightened up and by quick tackling effects of the New Year!

hung on to the ball too long atj allowed the Mids' forwards no scope. times, was always live wire.

The home winga tvere completely THE Triangular Tournament games The wing men dit their part and bottled up by the wing halves, and

between the Navy, Army and kept the home defence busy.

Capt, Wood must be congratulated Hongkong H.C. are due to commence Sappers' defence gave way in the on a fine afternoon's work. next month. The civilians will and closing stages with Whitaker and the Army a very difficult hurdle to Goodwin experiencing a bad day and Waldron, were splendid workers, overcome this year.

Indeed. Denyer and Holmburg were with Stickley outstanding at right Kames should prove most always on the alert but lucked the back. A draw was a fair reflection

much needed support of their halves of the game.

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Lai

Wah

Cup And Junior Football Draws

Shield

The draw for the first round proper of the Junior Shield and the Lai Wah Cup competitions was held at the monthly meeting of the Hongkong Football Council yesterday, and resulted as follows:

Junior Shield-Royal Scots or Chl- It was stated that nese Amateur

the match on; cause of his duties, but he should have Sports Club v South January 1 in aid of the S. C. M. Post informed him of it beforehand, Mr China; ILE or Kowloon v. 30th R.A. or Bomber Fund Club: RAM.C. v. Police; Eastern v. Organisation

and the British War Hollands mided. Fund realised About Navy: Sing Tao "B" v. Kit Chee or $2,000. Sing Tao "A": 30th R.A, or IA.O.C.

Australian Tour

v. Signs; Middlesex or R.AS.C, v

Bookings for Reserved Sonts to the Popular prices would be charged for ning of April. boll games.

Provision of Lincamen

Mr C. Guingam sald at 'unofficial

12th A or 24th RA.; Kwong Wah v. An application by both Eastern AA complainta had been made to him by International.

and South China AA, to make a com- referees of the non-provision of lines- Lal Wah Cup-Army China; bined and extensive tour of Australia) men by funior teams for their matches. Civilians v. Navy,

during the closing season was granted. The Chairman pointed out that the The Chairman, Mr Wong Ka-tsım, Permission was also granted to the referees concerned should submit their said that as a result of the cancellation Sing Tou Sports Club to advance two complaints in the League Management. of the Interport series with Shanghal, of their fixtures to enable them to tour Commillee so that adequate

action It had been decided to play the Lai the Philippines between February 24 could be taken. At any rate, the Wah Cup matches on the dates re- and March 13 tentatively,

Cpunell would see to it that junior served. Accordingly, the Civilians v. Subject to their fulfilling their com-clubs be informed of the situation, Navy match would be played on the mitments to the Association by_thaf In answer to a query, by Mr Walter Kowloon F.C. ground on January 20, time, the Eastern A.A. was niso allow- Hanming Chen, the Chairman said that and the Army v. China game on the ed to make a tour of the Philippines the Council but no objection to clubs: following day at Cauroway Bay in the middle of March or the begin- banding over the proceeds of their

league games to chority, Mr Mok 11ing wild that he bad re- The Chairman pointed out that the Mr Wong also said that the Secretary celved Information to the effect that charity match in aid of the Society for of the Shanghat Football Ausʊelation two teams from Burma would arrive the Rellef and Education of Touths in hod sent a latter, explaining why a in Hongkong about April 10.

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