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"Pilgrim's Hockey Notes Comments On Free Hits

Infringements Inside And Outside The Circle

Points For Umpires To Watch

FOR ANY INFRINGEMENT of the Rulos which involves Rule 13—The Frae Hit--whon the broach has occurred (1) outside the circle, a froo hit shall be awarded to the opposing team, and (2) inside the circle, a penalty corner shall bo awarded.

The reference to Rules 16 (a) and 17 are to corner hits. No free hit in the circle may be taken less than five yards from a goal-post, and defenders may take the ball out to a spot five yards in front of that post for the pur- pose of that hit,

This taking of the ball out five yards would not apply to free hit awarded close to the goal-line, but more than five yards away from the nearest goalpost. The hit in this instance would be taken on the spot on which the in- fringement occurred.

A free bit, and this Includes a corner hit, may be pushed or hit at the option of the striker. Um-

sunply because an opponent is stand-

too near him.

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Random

Jottings

Interpretation Of 'Stopping The Ball'

AN ARGUMENT arose after a game during the week-end between а player and at umpire who had pulled him up for failing to stop a corner hit properly. As both are of the opinion they were in the right here is another version of what is required:

It is laid down that no goot can be scored by the attacking side unless the ball has been stopped (not necessarily motionlesa) on the ground.

may,

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plres must be careful to note that sent back, bul, again, do not deprive\worest attempt to stop the ball and

If the striker pushes the ball he does not scoop it; most push shots are in the nature of a flick wilch almost Invariably raises the ball slightly off the ground.

January, 16, 1941.

TAKING THINGS EASILY

Dot Louie (Canadian Chinese) comes home easily to score against the Cardinals in their softball match last Sunday. Catcher Marie da Roza seems quite resigned.-Ming Yuen.

Assn. Tournament

Goal-less

Draw For

Police Teams

Association Tournament Table

This, of course, does not apply where the ball has been touched The opponent may be remaining

by a defender before an attacker there so as to cause, the hit to be) delayed until his own side liave

shoots, but in cases where the defenders have not touched the had me to come back. Nover)

ball, the attacking side has got to cause the striker to wait except

make a

practically successful at- where one of his own side is de-

tempt to stop It. berater

remaining within five

Much is left to the individual yards to receive the ball.

10 whut Keeping the players back is en opinions of umpires as pecially necessary when an attacker insiliutes a suficient arrest of the is taking a free hit close to the de- ball, and no hard and fast rule con

be Inkl down as

as to when a

shot fenders circle. Players are apt to edge nearer and nearer and must hear may not be allowed to score.

When a player has made the striker of any advantage he

may have gained by being quicker than it still continues to roll, but is his opponent in appreciating the moving so slowly that a second at- situation, provided, of course, that tempt by that player would have the opponents have had sufficient been surressful, you are quite cor- a blood match was that be Police "”' time to get their distance.

rect in allowing the subsequent shot tween the Police "A" and "B" 5th A.A. Dty If there is persistent crowding by lo venre. not be moving when a free hit the defence, pace out Ave yards, andi,| If the ball is moving so quickly teams at Boundary Street last_"A" taken. This was a common if necessary, restart the game by that it is beyond the player's power Sunday, and despite rain and Signals

R. Engineers .. of make a second attempt, it is ob- the greasy surface

the CBA under the old rules,

viously not moving slowly enough to ground, play was always fast A.N. Others comply with the spirit and intention and interesting.

Nomads of the rule. But, on has been said. [N paragraph (c) of this rule, it is left entirety to the umpire to "participate in the game" means dreide the amount of effort that was remataing near, or approaching, made to stop the ball, and the exient the ball as well as actually hitting to which the attempt has been suc it again, so if the striker only cessful, partially his the ball, dun't allow him to stand over it so as to baulk an opponent.

It is laid down that a ball must

fault

The striker is definitely prohibited. from making any move towards the ball or from interfering with an up- ponent in cases where the free hit has only sent the ball a short d tonce.

whistle.

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Do Not Allow

THE

only teum in the H.K.H.A. Tournament with

Points to Observe WHEN a penalty is awarded, the W ball is dead, so do not allow a player to take a free hlt until it is perfectly, motionless. See that all to take further part in the game a 300 per cent record is Recreio. the other players keep their distance until some other player has touched

He has had a hit and is not allowed

of five yards from the bail, but do the ball.

Penaline if he in any way buulks not deprive the striker of the ad- vantage of getting his hit quickly an opponent,

Club "A" Held To Draw

By Royal Artillery

A strong Club A team drew a try all with Royal Artillery at rugby the Club ground yesterday, although on

the fun of the play the Clins should

between

to score

the posts. T. A. Tearce," Bowever, threw away a glorinus opportunity of giving the Gunners the

They have played six games and won six, but have yet to meet some of the better teams, namely, Police "A", 5th A.A. Bly. "A" and Khalsa,

BY

Y drawing with their "B" team last Sunday, Police "A" lost their 100 per cent record,

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The "A" team appeared to settlePunjabs down more quickly, and for the first 5th A.A. Bty twenty minutes had the "B" on the defensive, but the latter, held out. Gunboats The remainder of the first half was 2nd M.T.B.'s.

University turn.

even, both goals being attacked. 'In Destroyers

Balwant Singh. the " goal- keeper, played a great part in this

half with his well-timed running Badminton out and smothering of shots on the edee of the circle.

After a quick turn round owing to the rain, the game was resumed with "p" on the attack. This they con- tinued for quite a while, but poor shooting and bad luck prevented any

scoring.

Desperate Attempts

TN the closing stages, "A" forwards

ST JOHN'S SUCCEED

St John's, winners of the B division badminton title lat season, proved

their League encounter last night,

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January 31st., 1941

9.30 p.m.

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UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE ACTING GOVERNOR LIEUT.-GENERAL E. F. NORTON.

Y. K. SZE.

Herbort-Tong_and_His_Girl_Friends_

The Wanchai Brothers

but are still unbeaten and are

much too good for Kowloon Tonkin at present at the head of the made desperate attempts to break winning 6-3. table. They will have to display

through, The Parker-Brown com- Peter Lo and J. Trang lost to N. L better form if they hope to defeat bination on the left wing was good, Smith and P. Wilson 18-21. beat it. May- Recreio, Khalsa or 5th A.A. Bly. "A".

and they featured in some excellent Eardley and D, Kwok 231, lost to I. ARTISTS:—

4-21. movements, but Meher Singh, right. Chen und N.A.F. Mackay lost to Smith and Wilson 0-31. beat Maynard and AM given to understand that back, ruse to the orcuston, mid with Ladd 21-0 lost to Eardley and Kwok Titton-hole budges will in the herd-clean-hitting-cleared-bis-ranked 2

R. E. Lee and S. S. Ko lost to Smith Leslie, Gough and Huyword, "A" lead when he failed to convert from near future be supplied to all halves, played a grand spoiling game, add 24-7 lost to Eardley and Kwok 3:21. Wilson 18-21, beat Maynard and have emerged comfortable winners. right in front. In the closing minues qualified umpires.

With Man Singh and Blackburn al- Club were short of four players on but Marsh was slightly wide with is by Mr V.M. Benwell, who has re- They have been generously donated

ways on the tert with Brst-time clearances. consequently D. 1. Taylor (full-back), effort Cullinan

Juckson and

(centre- Artillery-Lomax: Marah, T. 4. Pearer,cently Joined the Association, nnd is threequarters) and Dinsdale (left- Rechte, Richards, Dawson, Wedderburni a kren umpire.

Smith, Brks, McDermott: Banner, Cooke; wing threequarter) were brought in to

I am x:11/ to hear that more make in the complement Gumera Dederfield, Evens, Turner,

Club-D. I. Taylor; P. Wilson, Cuman,rivillars are now taking up umpir- were weakened by the absence of Jackten, Ding-dule; Morgen, Clemen's Skipwith and Hook, although Dawson, Harman, Castleton. Open: Bean, Stout; who came in at fly-linit instead of Walkden, Moodie. Godfrey. Hook, ve a sound display mul tackled very well.

Güinners were awarded another penalty

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Chung Wah Win

At Robinson Road Chung Wali beat Jewish itecreation Club 3-1.

An anticipated win for "A" was Į evident, but "B" resisted persistent attacks and credit must go to F. Chiu and W. II. Choy 0-21, lost to P. Mchar Singh, Jonginder Singh and Darabara Singh for gallant defcnee, Narwant Singh and Puja Singh

A. I. Polisk and P. Ramler lost to C. Leung and K. F. Chiu 21-23 lost to F. F. LÍ aud S. C. Ling 5.

1. Indati and A. Odell lost to Chtu and Cpoy 5-21; lost to Leung and Clilu

we the best forwards, and Roth- well, the only European in the "Band

Nellie Fiold Elsie Soong's Kittins

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TWO DANCE ORCHESTRAS. Codkin and d Liang 10-21.

M. Talan to Chiu Choy 8-21, lost to Leung and Chiu DANCE HOSTESSES -

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Cam, ad useful work on the left and Liang 21-0.

THE Triangular Tournament No Rugby Interport will commence earlier than Outstanding performance emne from It was learned last week, states the anticipated, and the first match Morgan, Club fly-haif, who took birth North China Daily News, from an as to be played next Tuesday wint. and low passes at top speed and fro thoritative suuree that all lingering when Club meet the Army at Soo-hind by Gough at contact with quently paved the way for glorious upenings only to see the ball either hopes for a rugby match with Bang! knocked on or dropped. Clemo, serum-kong this season have finally been disunno. half, also gave a grand display and relied as the fixture is now definitely completely nutshone Wedderburn who shelved,

fumbled badly and rarely got away a clean pasa

Club's pack, especially Hensman, Walkden and Godfrey, gave a fine día- play in the loose and Heasma and Godfrey were unlucky not to scure in magnificent breakaways. Castleton hooked very well and Club's backs Baw more of the ball, but dropped balls and knock-ons nullifed inany scoring opportunities.

One of the highlights was the truly magnificent kicking of Taylor, full-back for Club. He found touch with kicks of at least 60 yards at Umes nad often

FOOTBALL FIXTURES

AT HOME

The Army will, this senson, be ly.ded into two sections-Europeans und Indians—which calls for an extra round in the tournament.

K. C. C. Teams For Saturday

The following will represent the LONDON, Jan. 15 (Reuter)-The K.C.C. second eleven in a

Junior following are the football fixtures for lengue cricket match ainst the Saturday, January 18:

Craigengower Cricket Club on Satur- the K.C.C. being at home:

LONDON CUP BECTION A

v, Queens' PR

v. Chelsea

v. Crystal Pal

SECTION 1

broke clean through on the touchlines as a result of speed and weight.

Artillery were penalised in the open- ing minutes Inalife their 25 but Castle- ton failed to goal. Gunners pressed for a while and

were eventually Aldersht Brentford awarded a penalty, but Richarda Fulham Lempt from near the halfway-line fell many yards short, Shortly before the Interval Glemo' darled away on the Arsenal blind side and sent Hearmen over for Millwall wide try. Castleton failed to convert leading

FOOTBALL The teams kliared the exchanges in

Nournemouth second half, although Club had Brighton Artillery's se at their merey en Southend

..eral occasions but were dogged by bad luck. During a midfield scrim-} Lineath mage, Jackson fly-kicked to Richards Notts County v. West Brom. who tore through a gap in the defence

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Harvey Wins Army Snooker Title

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Bradford LANCASHIRE CUP

Bolton

Chester

Everton

Manchester C

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V. Dlackpool

BNEFFIELD CUP (URMI-FINAL)

Doncaster

Cpl J. H. Harvey, of the Medical Stockport

Corps, won the

Garrison snooker

championship for the second succes- Bradford Ci

the Soldiers' Grimsby

Bivo year last night at

Club when he bent Lleul. W. V. Dixon, Hu

Newcastle

of the Medical Corps four trames to Oldham two.

Scores by frames were: First-Harvey 41, Dixon 37. Second Harvey 34, Dixon 68. Third. Harvoy" 21, Dixon 87. Fourth, Harvey 59. Dixon 40," Fifth-Harvey 90, Dixon 23. -Bixth-Harvey 88). Dixon 29.

v. Bhemold U, CHESHIRE Now

Y, Crowe

NORTH REGIONAL

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V. Bherfield Wed,

V. - Leeds

V,

York

7. Liverpool

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SOUTH REGIONAL

Bouthport

Cardif Leicester Northampton Bloke

All British X

V. Bristol

V. Mandeld

Luton

REGIONAL MATCH

v. Preston

OTHER MATCHER

day.

Recreio Beat V.R.C.

→ Apart from three shaky teeth sus- Narwant Singh's stick towards the end, the game was most enjoyable and the result was n truc indication of the play.

Defence was the strongest feature. | ilemedios 21-13.

Chinese Selections For Lai Wah Cup

At King's Park Recreio beat Victoria Recreation Club 7-2

P. P. Haielha and K. A. Yvanovich Jr. last to D. Mt. Xavier and 9. A. Rumlahn 2-24, beat A. Thisto and Bỉ, Bỉ. đủ Vi Soares 21-13, beat F. Castro and A. A

5. A. R. Alves and D. T. Gezano bent Xavier and Rumjahn 21-10, bent Bato and Soares 21-3, beat. Castro and no- sundios -0.

„A. E. Xavier and A. E. Noronha lost to Xavier and Runjalin. 18-23, beat Baxto and Soares_21-11, beat Castro and Ho- medioa 21-17.

Lai Woi

K.C.C. Have Close Win The

Cup football match between Chins and the Army will be

Entertaining the Kowloon Cricket played at Causeway Bay at 3.30 pta. on January 26. The game will be cue Club in a "B" Division badminton of 90 minutes, but extra time will be league match last night, St Andrew's ploved if necessary.

Following is, the team for China:

were narrowly defeated by the odd Wine-choi (Sing Tool Thangame in nine. The decision rested ching Wan (Guth China), Leo Tin-tang on the final game of the evening, (Sing Tua): Inteling-choy South when A. L. Fisher and P. Winter- China) Suong Ling-wing (SIER Tao1, Blythe played sparkling badminton King-sing (Eastern), Chung Yung-sun

haern), Fung King-cheung Sing Tao), to defeat E. F. Fincher and H. Kew. V. K. Hsu (Eastern), Lee Wal-tong. Capt. (South China), Hau Chingste (Eastern). „Reserved-Lee Kwok-kee (Kwong Wahl,

Yang-sang Tring_Tao), Leung Wine-chlu (Sing Tag), The Kam-hung south China), Kwok Ying-chi (sing Tool Wong Ching-ching on woul C. 1. Táo (rater). Châu Tak-xa (South China), Cheuk Shek-kam (Kwong Wah), Monoger: Mr Walter Hanming Chen; Assistant Manager, Mr Chen Fu-yu,

S. A. Gray (cap.), R. Baldwin, D. Curtis, F. Goodwin, G. A. Goodban, K. M. Daxter. T. A. Madar, W. Rapley, R. J. Fenton, H. Brokenshire and Major W. W. Parsons. L. R. Burch, 12th man, R. Leigh, umpire.

Inta friendly Against the Army in

Saturday, match at Sookunpoo on the K.C.C. senior

team will comprise: E. C. Fincher (tapt.), N. D. Lloyd, D. J. N. Anderson, E, F. Fincher, R. E. Lee, D. Hung. F. R. Zimmern, A. Zimmer, F. J. Lay, R. T. Broad bridge, and N. A. E. Mackay,

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The K.C.C. will entertain a team from a British ship now in port on Sunday afternoon, starting at 2 p.m. the following having been selected; S. A. Gray (cnpt.), E. Curtis, L. R. Burch, B. D. Lay, F. Crabbe, Brokenshire, R. J. Fenton, IL T Broadbridge, W. L. Rapley, K. M. Baxter, and J. W. Bertram.

C.C.C. Teame

The

will following

represent Craigongower Cl-ket Club In Sen.or and Junior Leagun Shieket, mliches on Saturday:

flong Sling. G. Souza and J. L. Young Save. Reserve T. Edgar.

2nd XI. v. Kowloon C.C. (AWKE) MA

Bowls Rinks Selected

The K.CC. lawn bowls team to meet the U.S.R.C., on the former's green on Saturday has been selected as follows:

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