1941-04-21 — Page 6

Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPHI

April 211941.

MONDAY MORNING

COMMENTARY

Governor's Cup Final To Be Replayed Interport Soccer Win

Fraser Brilliantly

Roughley And Fraser

Hold Federation Forwards

(By "SCRAMBLER”)

BRILLIANT FULL-BACK PLAY by Roughley and Fraser, and the fine all round goal-keeping of Bankier for the Association were primarily res- ponsible for the draw forced on the Chinese Federation on Saturday at the Club Ground in the re-play of the Governor's Cup, when the two teams shared six goals between them.

Tricky Inside Trio

The Chinese were always dangerous when on the move, for with Lee Wai-tong lending them admirable support, whom Hazard was unable to control, Bankier did exceptionally well when threatened, and saved on numerous occasions from the intricate Chinese inside trio

Badminton

Championship Matches At

Week-end Of Thrills At Kowloon F.C.

International Softball Series

SOFTBALL fans had little of which to complain in

the International Series matches at the Kowloon Football Club yesterday. Two of the three matches ended with

a one-run margin, while the score in the third was 3-1.

COLONY TENNIS FINALS TO BE

PLAYED NEXT WEEK

of Tsao-Lee-Hyui. From the three of them, much de K. C. C. To-night matches organised by the Hong-

lightful football was forthcoming, and the two wingers, Yeung Shui-yich and Hau Ching-tau were also prominent, but the former found that Pope was not only a tireless worker, but a steady defender.

The Game

The Chinese intermediate trio his share, but found Lau Hing-choy was their chief asset, for Laula constant menace. Hing-choy, Hsu King-sing and Soong Ling-sing found time to Play was exciting from the start, concentrate on both attack and and both keepers were seen to good defence, and plied their forwards Roughley and Fraser checked the advantage with many timely saves,

with many fine passes. The fast Chinese attacks by their timely centre half in particular clearances and anticipation, and kept a wary eye on the wily after a bout of even play, Lee Wal- long put the Chinese ahead with a

Semi-Final Fixtures

Britain almost, put it across

the Chinese girls, while in the men's series, Indianosed: out China and the United States humbled Portugal.

Scores in brief were:

India' U.S.A.

GIRLS

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+

6 Britain

MEN

1. China

For Macao Excellent Goal-Keeping By Santos: Scoring Opportunities Missed

MACÃO, Apr. 20.-Macao was rewarded with well-earned victory in the match against the Hongkong selection staged here this afternoon. The score was one goal to nil. In the absence of H.E. the Governor of Macao, Licut Guedes Andrade deputised and greeted the players who lined up before play commenced.

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ball control than the opposition Early on, Macao showed botter

and threatened constantly on the right flank. Leong WaB particularly dangerous and lost

4 no opportunities to pass to centre, whore Carvalho Was

One change has been made in the week's programme of tennis China

kong Cricket Club, the semi-final match in the Club Championship

3 Portogal between R. E. Guest and M. Pagh having been advanced to to-day the commencement of Britain's mal THE CHINESE cutles led 5-3 at from Tuesday.

Inning, having clouted in two in the As regards the Open Champlon-third and three in the sixth frame. ships, the proceeds from which are Britain had scored one in the second for the Bomber Fund, the final of and two in the sixth, and in the final the Singles will be played next frame with one run over the home Monday and the final of the Doubles plate, had fans standing in anticipa- next Wednesday. The charges are: tion of the equaliser and possibly the Front row arm chairs, $5; grand winner.

THE FIRST of the semi- final matches in the Colony Badminton Championships will be played at the Kow- loon Cricket Club this evon- ing, commencing at 8 p.n. Complete programme will be as

stand, $2: chairs opposite grand But the game ended on that note, follows:

stand. 50 cents (Servicemen 30 and the champions heaved a sigh of K. W. Choy v. F. Koh 8 p.m.

cents).

rellet, (Senior Singles)

None of the seats will be reserved,

India v. China 8.30. J. Odell v. A. L. Fisher but it is hoped that Clubs and Indivi- (Junior Singles).

FROM the word "go", the China- duals will order seats in advance so as 9. p.m. T. S. Young v, D, Chellish to ensure a record attendance, Seats India duel was a cat-and-dog affair.

Bingles),

may be ordered from the No. 1 Boy Nazarin and Ierble Quon sent siz-- 9.30. Ribeiro v. K. W. Choy and Mrs Castro phone 20407.

that the Indians' chased in in the (Mixed Doubles)

fourth frame was the telling counter of the match. Air-tight flelding kept the Chinese subdued, though the registered four hits against the Indians' three.

Khalsa Diwan

Club Hold

extremely unlucky on the uptake Annual Sports

on three successive occasions

The Khalsa Diwan Sports Club when he had only Bankier to hdd its second annual sports meeting beat.

There was tremendous excite- ment when Alrosa, evading Les Wai-tong, passed to Guerreiro who promptly sent the bail to Leong, but his shot went wido. Following a pass from Pope, Fowler dribbled thero through past Cordova and WAS Д tense moment, but the Hongkong forward directed ball too high.

Hio

at

Club

Recreation the Indian grounds yesterday afternoon,

The following were the results: 440 yards-1, Kaminder Singh; 2. Pritam Bingh Singh.

230 yards-1, Pertab Singh; 2, Jogtr

10 yards-1, Tarlochen Singh: 2, Gur- makh Singh.

High Jump-1, Pritam Bingh: 2, Kar- minder Singh.

Singht; 2, Gur- Haut-mile-1, Pertab bachen Singh.

Pick-a-Back-1, Tarlochen Singh and Gurpal Singh; 2, Ighat Singh and Sarjis Singh.

Howlett. and both these came well placed drive. This lead was (Junior. H. Wong and Miss M of the Hongkong Cricket Club. Tele-zlers across the plate, and the single kong all but scored when Hau Ching Lall; 2, Amar Kour; 3. Bart Hour.

K. W. Choy, Malayan and H.

out very even in their duels.increased to two in the second half Tsang Chung-wan played a won-when Tsoa, cleverly evaded the on- derful game, and his display coming Fraser to send the bail into

the net. yesterday was as good as that

Undaunted by this reverse, the K. University champion, will be he will play off his Mixed Doubles given by either of the two As-

Association went into the attack, sociation's backs, for without and following good work on the seen in two games. The first will match. him, the Chinese would have right by Fowler, Howlett obtained be at 8 pm. when he meets F. two good and quick goals to draw Koh in the Senior Singles, and gone down on many occasions.

level. However when Roughley the second will be at 9.30 when Though not having as much to

handled the ball in the area. Lee do as his opposite, Cheung Wing- Wai-tong made no mistake from choy also played up well, and the "spot klek" to put the Chinese

one up again. With saved confidently when threat- ened.

Weak Halves

The Association's Intermediate trio did not come off well, being inclined to Ile too back far, and unable to give his forwards the attention they so much needed. Pope did his share of the work. .de. manded, but Thomas found that Hau Ching-tau was too

wily for

and Fraser, the Association's team

barely

minute more to go, Ferrier wormed Cricket his way late the Chinese territory, and his first time shot from way out had Clicung Wing-choy com- pletely beaten.

During the extra time, the Asso- clation had more of the play, and only the stout hearted clearances of

Hey,

Tsang Chung-wan and Cheung Wing- choy prevented the Chinese goal from falling Fowler scored, but was ruled offside, and the whistle him. Had it not been for the ex-the Cup on another day.

blew for the two teams to fight for cellent form shown by Roughley

ASSOCIATION: Bankler; Rough-

Le Page, Howlett, Ferrier,

FEDERATION: Cheung although Roughley responsible for the penally given choy; Tsang Chung-wan, Ng Kee- against them when he handled the cheong; Lau-Hing-choy, Hau-King

sing, Soong Ling-sing; Yeung Shui- yick, C. T. Tsno, Lee Wal-tong, V. Howlett was thut man in the nt- tack, fur he worried the Chinese K. Hyul, Hou Ching-tau.

would not have survived, for beFraser: Pope. Hazard, Thomas;

tween the two of them, a flawless Riertsen. exhibition of full back play was

KİVCD. RIVED

ball in the arca

WILS

Junior

The latter match is anticipated to will come up against P. H. Wong, last be the best of the evening, for Choy year's triple champion.

Champions Almost Defeat The Rest

KOWLOON C.C., Junior League cricket champions, top- ped off their successful season when they met the Rest of the League at K.C.C. yesterday, and though the match was drawn, it was drawn in the champions' favour.

Wing- Lawn Bowls

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defenders continually. Besides ob- taining the first two goals, he was forever working his way in and out

The Collage Club held a hunt at of a solid defence that gave nothing away, and that he did come out on Sheungshul on Saturday for the Kiki ton in his tussles speaks volumes for Cup presented by Madame Lools

San, formerly Miss Kiki de Choffoy de bis versatility. Fowler was good Courcelles. The trophy was and lent plenty of support in the C. L. Gregory, who came in first on allack, but his parting shots on the Euston, P. Calderera on Mistral was whole were weak, Both Le Page second and G. Treverton and Ferrier were inclined to be Currency third, hophazard In their work, though Twenty riders took part in the hunt, Ferrier scored a lovely goal when which started from Dili's Corner and they were down 3-2. Riertsen did Anished in Lowu Valley.

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Recreio Win Sam White Trophy

The home team batted first, and though Baxter. Hung and Madur falled to stay, W. L. Rapley (47) was assisted by Goodban (22) and S. A. Gray (25) and took the score past the three figures. R. J. Fenton came in later and contributed a valuable 13, and the innings closed at 4.10 (after having started a litle late) at 130.

Stubborn Stand

Again the visitors sought to open

One-mile; Pritam Singh; 2, Gurbax the score. Lee Wal-tong passed to Bingh

Three-Legged Race2. Gurmak Singh Howlett, but Santos was alert in goal and Jagdish Chandar; 2, Jaswant Singh and cleared splendidly.

ard Gurbachen Singh.

(Girls), Bita Shortly before the interval Hong-100 yards Handicap

Handicap (Kiddies)-1, Harhana Kour: to passed to Hendy who placed a neat 2, Ranjit Singh: 3, Barlit Kour ball to Lee Wal-tong. Within easy

100 yards (L.C.) -1, Harminder Singh; range of Macao's goal, Lee Wal-tong Gurbachion Singh.

One-mile (Open)-1, Channan Singh; 2, attempted a fast shot but the ball went well above the horizontal.

U.S.A. v. Portugueal THE United States held the upper hand for most of the game. Portu- gal out-hit the Americans 6-4 but could only tally a single, and that ingoalle the last inning.

The USA. belled In two runs in the third canto, and then another in the last.

game.

Three double plays featured the

Hockey

Entries For Six-a-side Tournament

The Hongkong Hockey Associa- tion six-a-side tournament, which was to have been held yesterday. has been postponed until next Sunday. Entries will close Wednesday.

CREDIT for the, draw must be

the Lawn Bowls season was played Lawrence. They batted stubbornly on Saturday at the Club de Recreto for their respective scores of 18 and and the Kowloon Bowling Green 11, and stayed at the crease for a far Club for the Sam White trophy. longer time than the scores would Thirteen rinks took part, and the indicate. Portuguese Club won by 312 shots) to 241.

FIRST of the "big" matches of given to H. E. Strange and F. E. SPORTS ADVT.

At the conclusion of the

The Rest lost eight wickets for 04 when stumpe were drawn at 0.30, but match 30 of the 04 were contributed from:

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

on

The FOURTH EXTRA RÁCE

Mr J. McKelvie, President of the Kowloon B.G.C., presented the shield byes. H. Brokenshire, behind the MEETING will be held, weather to the winners, and the Hon. Mr sticks, had a Beld day, though most permitting

on SATURDAY, 201

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30

Leo D'Almada Jr., Recreio President, of the byes came from fast balls on April, 1941, commencing at 2.00 pm. distributed small cups to 3. F. the leg side. Ribeiro's rinks, who won by the big-

S. A. Gray (mid-off) and K. M. P.. gest margin--20-9.

Following were the sea.es of the Baxter (in the slips), however, held two fino catches. Gray dismissed A. match, with the Recreio rinks firs:

MEMBERS' ENCÍOSURE No One without a badge will be C. Vas, M. Mendonça, C. II. Basto, J. F. E. Carey, who, incidentally, might admitted to the Members Enclosure. Ribeiro beat W. Elphick, J. Hurst. J. E. have been stumped earlier on, while Such must be warn throughout the Henson, G. II. Sherrin, 23-9; 3. A. Reme Baxter sent M. A. Remedios back to duration of each Meeting in sich a dios. O. Remedios A. P. Guterres,

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Scores were:

Kowloon Cricket Club

W. L. Hapley, a Lawrence, b Eemalt. K. M. Baxter, a Lawrence, b Omar .. T. M. Madar, e Lawrence, b Omar .. W. C. Hung, o Email, b Arculli...

W. Giften, b Omar Extra (B11)

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (both including 47 tax) are obtainable through the 2 SECRETARY upon the personal or written application of a Member, Buch Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chils, etc.

The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor, Exchange Building, (Tel, 27704) will close at 1145 am.

R. F. Luz Bent H. Bicknell, Str Atholl the Pavilion with his one-handed jmanner as to be readily identified. MacGregor. W. L. Walker, R. Duncan, effort.

. M. 20-11; A. F. Noronha, G. A. Pinna, C. Bitvn. F. Soares beat M. Ferguson, H. F. Shields, I. Drew. J. C. Gi, 25-18; E. La. Barros. L. Guttierrez, C. E. Marques, E. de Souza best W, M. Wilson, L. A. Payne E. Turpin, W. MacNeil, 23-18; 7. A, Xavier, the Ilon. Mr Leo D'Almads, Jnr. J. A. Luz 3. E. Noronha lost to 8. C. Walker. C. Walls, T. Coleman, S. Randle,

-23; F. X. Montetro, J. D. Remedios, M. 9. A Goodban, e Lo. b Remedios..

S. A. Gray, b Arcuiti... Alarcon, C. G. Bilva beat V. C. Dixon, E. Taylor, e Lawrance, b

Esmall.. W. Tomlin, J... Dinner, H. Lockhart, W. Parsons, Lb.w. b' Email 27-17; P. M. N. Silva, A. M. Xavier JTentan, not out Xavier, d, J. Daste best . P. Phillips.. Broxerature, b Omar C. W. Jetries, A. Jones, A. M. Helland. 23-10: A. J. Osmund. M. F. Pinna, 2. M. Remedios, F. X. M. Silva lost to 3. Mac- Pherson, K. C. Hamilton, R. Morrison. J. G. Meyer, 15-26 H. R. Pinna, I. Alves. A. M. Rodrigues, B. Barto beat A. Morion, C. Clemo, G. E. F. Thompson, D. W Waterton, 24-17; F. J. A. Marques, M. A Carvalho, J. C Remedios, IV. V Ribeiro beat A. J. Rogers, C. E. Langley, 1. Jordan, A, J. 1tall. 2013; D. C. Alves, C. Cunha, L. J. Silva, C. Roza Pereira beat D. Deacon, C. A. Pester, L.. Sykes, J. McKelvie, 20-13; r. Sequeira, P. Yvanovich, C. A. Lopes, H. A. Alves beat F. Scard. P. H.-Hollowar, E. Alkina, A. Hyde-Lay, 23-1pg 7. A. Machado, L. K. Lo, b. Hung Rozario, C. M. 8. Alves, O. P. Remedios AE, Noronha, 1.b.w. b Fenton beat 3. A. Fraser, W. E. Hodder, P. A. M. A. Remedies, a Baxter, U Taylor Peckham, L. Guy, 20-23.11

Match Yesterday

Howling Analysis

Omar Arculli Carey

A

Remedios

Earri

The Rest

J. C. Fenton, a Bokenshire, v Taylor

E. Carey e Gray, o Fenton *****

M. T. Tarark, o Baxter, ts Fenton

| H. Z. Strange, di Penton

At Happy Valley yesterday, Crei- Kongower Cricket Club beat, Prison N. Oncer'a Club, 03-41.

J. 'W, Leonard, D, A. Horario, N. P Karnajia, M. 7, Medina (Gralganguwer) beat 8. Hodge, C. Zamieson, J. W, Fit- gerald, W. 3. Bagley 40-17: 8. T. Bolier

Xtenson, We Ward, it. W. Randall (Craigengower), beat A, Perry, Wy C itsm. J. McCutchton, A. Filott 28-18;- W. 7. Gurd.:11, G. Foreman, la C. IL. Bouza, J. B. Landolt (Cenfengawer) beat W. Web- ber, A. D. Spoors, G. 25. Forster, G. Gow» land, 19-10,

E. LAWTenes, not out

. M. Omar, e Giffen, & Taylor

H. Email, not out.

Extras (1320, Z333)

Total (for eight wickets) ****

A. el-Areutil'did nót bat.

Hung Taylor Tenton

Howling Analysis,

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club 136 House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 21920).

No Children or amaha will be admitted to either Enclosure,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of 'Admission to the Publie Enclosureĝis $1.00. Including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payablo at the Gate: Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 21st April, 1941.

DESTINATION

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DRIVATE BATH IN EVERY ROOM

H.K. Attacks

Koen Mohamed.

Shot Put-1, Naranjan Singh; 2, Kartar Singi

100 yards. (Girls),—1, Kartar Kour; 2. Jivinder Kour: 3, Bita Lall.

WITHIN the first minute upon Santos dived full length to effect a resumption, Hendy made a try at the brillant save. Macao goal off a pass from Fowler, The match was well serve with but the ball struck the post and the Mr M, Jesus as referce.

cleared.

Hongkong kept Hongkong, Bankier: Roughley. pressing for an opening and were Tsang: Pope, Lau Hing Chon, Max- awarded no less than four corners welli Fowler, Howlett, Hendy, Lee which they failed to convert.

Wal-tong, Capt.

Hau Ching To

Chiu Fu, Cordova: By fare, most of Hongkong's attack Macao Santos: came from their right flank with Sousa, Colaco (Copt), Airosa: Leung

Lau was seen to Shul Fowler prolongkong's Intermediate | Gomes, Ip Pou Tou.

Wo, Guerriero, Carvalho,

advantage in

line in robbing the Macao forwards, while Roughley was very sound in the defence.

Official Dinner

Proposing a toast at the dinner in Collaco was conspicuous in Macao's the Grand Hotel, Mr Luciano Mar- defence his whole play expressing tins, President of the Macao Football splendid

understanding with the Interport Committee, cordially ex- home forwards.

pressed Macao's appreciation for the Macao secured the only roal to visit of the Hongkong eleven, and be scored when Carvalho managed presented a pennant to the visitors in to pencirate the Hongkong defence. honour of the occasion.

A One shot found the net, though On behalf of the Hongkong Foot- Bankier made a gallant attempt ball Association, Mr T. G. Stokes suttably replied. In conclusion the to interecept.

Before the final whistle, Lea Wal- the rival teams drank to the Grand tong took the ball off a foul and Alliance between Great Britain and. directed it to the Macuo goal, but Portugal-Our Own Correspondent.

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