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SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1932.
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at 2.30; 5.15; 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.HARADA AND NUNOI
IMPRESS.
A WONDERFUL DRAMA OF A BEAUTIFUL PATRIOT WHO. USED HER CHARMS, AS ARMS AGAINST THE ENEMY.
[RKO PATHE
HELEN
"YOUR CHARMS.
ARE ARMS
AGAINST THE
ENEMY!"
"Silks" and satins will be your uni- form. Use your wits and wiles...your beauty and your fas- cination..."
A story of woman and war. The drama of a beautiful patriot who was ordered to sin in order
to serve!
TWELVETREES
A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
a CHARLES R. ROGERS PRODUCTION
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A WOMAN OF ICE- MELTED BY LOVE!
...she was cool, cold, frigid in the face of life...But face to face with love her soul smouldered in rapture...and burned its brand deep into the heart of a woman who thought she was immune!
SAMUEL COLDWYN
prevents
SWANSON
TONIGHT NEVER
DAVID BELASCO'S MEED OF
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RAVANY
Medbe ERCK OF JANY MATTON
Complete Masters of Local Exponents.
YESTERDAY'S EXHIBITION.
ex-
T. Harada and R. Nunoi, two of Japan's leading players, were pro minent in
impressive most hibition matches at the H.K.C.C. yesterday when the former was op posed to S. A. Rumjahn in the singles and the pair were opposed to H. D. Rumjahn and E. C. Fincher in the doubles.
· LADIES' HOCKEY CONCLUDING.
Hong Kong v, Kowloon To-day.
MAINLAND TEAM STRENGTHENED.
for
RADIO TROUNCE THE VINDICTIVE.
By Margin of Six Clear Goals.
YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY.
On the home ground, at Caroline [By "Penalty Bully.")
Hill ground yesterday afternoon, The ladies hockey season
the Radio Sports Club defeated 1981-32 will be brought to a close H.M.S. Vindictive in a friendly this afternoon, when, on
hockey encounter by six clear Y.M.C.A. ground, at King's Park.
goals.
the
Harada was far too good for the Kowloon Ladies' are meeting!
Hockey
From the bully-off exchanges were fairly even, until G. Slugh
Rumjahn despite the poor conditions the Hong Kong Ladies' under which they played. He play-Club, Champions of the Caer Clark sent Guest through to score with ed with him as a cat might do with Cup, commencing at 4.16 p.m. The a fast shot. The Vindictive press- a mouse and won comfortably by Kowloon eleven has been selected ed from the subsequent bully, but 6-2, 6-1. A feature of this game
was his powerful forehand drive from the C.B.A., St. Andrew's Club 'Jack, the Radio centre-half, clear- which more often as not was tucked Ladies, and Club de Recreio Ladies, ed well, and sent G. Singh away, i away well out of the reach of the and is very much the same as "The who after dribbling quite a dia- versatile Rumjahn.
Rest" eleven which suffered defeat tance, passed to Kalwant Singh, i by four goals to all, at the hands who was pulled u for offside. of the H.K.L.H.C., laat month.
The Vindictive took up the attack, but B. Singh, the Radio right-back, Jack,
In the doubles game Fincher again showed disappointing form, but H. D. Rumjahn played splendid ly. The Japanese, however, were masters of the situation through-
The Kowloon team for this after-
out, and brilliant smashing noon's encounter is as follows: cleared with a timely hit.
by Nunoi supported by very fine E Xavier (Recreio): A. Fowler Guest and G. Singh were combin- lobbing by Harada gave them an (C.B.A.) G. White (St. Andrew's);ng to a nicety at this stage, and easy victory by 6-4, 6-2.
Complete results were How:-
us
T. Harada beat S. A. Rumjahn
6-2, 6-1.
T. Harada and R. Nuñoi beat E. C. Fincher and H. D. Rumjahn 6-4, 6-2.
RECREIO SECOND ELEVEN.
For To-day's League Football
ent.
fol- E. Landolt (St. Andrew's) M. D. the Vindictive defence were hav
White (St. Andrew's, E. Rosario ing a gruelling time, but managed (Recreio): 0. Dalziel (C.B.A.) C. to hold their own, the right-back Silva (Recreio) M. Woolley (St. and the goalkeeper being promin- Andrew's) B. Walker (C.B.A.) and P. Gittins (St. Andrew's).
On the resumption after the in- terval, the Vindictive again press- Hong Kong Ladies will be re-jed heavily, but Jack was playing a presented by the following:-J.steady game, and fed his forwards Harris-Walker; E. M. Gray, A.well with accurate passes. Guest Nicol; E. Rosa, B. M. Pope,
treceiving from Jack, ran through Cito score the second goal. The Ferguson; H. Knill, M. Alun-Vindictive fell away somewhat and Jones, P. M. Harrop, A. G. Orme, the Radio now had little difficulty and E. Blackburn.
in finding the net through, Surjin Singh and G. Singh, the latter jacoring twice.
The Recreio Reserves team for M. Woolley. this afternoon will be:-
Kowloon can be said to have A atrong defence, and a fairly well- combined forward line, the latter forward had hard luck with a shot Toward the end, the Navy centre- having an able leader in that Jageet Singh just managed to Possessing much clear, sending K. Singh away. pluck, E. Xavier can be reli-This player went through to score McGrann; W. Ogley, P. Xavier; ed on to keep a safe guard the Radio's sixth 'goal. B. Gaan, C. Figueiredo, E. Law-on Kowloon's citadel. The rence; J. Gonsalves, J. Gomes, G. form she has displayed, in practice Gutteras, J. Santos and F. Santos. matches, has been very creditable Reserves: H. Britto and A. and most promising.. She did very well against the YM.C.A. last; Saturday, especially in the second half of the game,
Allemao.
FANLING GOLF.
Starting Times for To-morrow.
The Secretary of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club supplies the following list of starting times for Fanling:-
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A.
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New Course. 10.28 a.m. . H. Rawson.
McEachran. 10.82 Mrs. Kerr, Mrs, 'Wood.
Old Course. 9.10-9.20 a.m. Not to be booked by
travellers on 8.28 train..
9.24 a.m. W. R. Vallance, J. G.
Campbell.
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R. Andrewes,
Comdr. G. F. H. Hole,
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Result:→→→
Radio &.C.
6
Vindictive
0
Champions v. Rest.
Owing to the fact that several
of the teams have not yet conclud-
FINLAND OUT OF
A newcomer in the defence is ed their fixtures the Champions v. E. Landolt, who is a hard worker, Rest match in the Mamak Hockey but she must learn to get rid of Competition originally ixed for. the ball quicker if her efforts are this afternoon has been cancelled to be improved upon. C. Silva is until the other teams have com- newcomer in the attack. She pos-pleted their fixtures. sesses a forceful. hit, and should render a good account of herself.
Hong Kong's forward line la extremely strong, backed up by reliable defence. In the former de- partment, H. Kalll, a player of no mean ability, is likely to worry the Kowloon's defence, and E. Rosario will have to keep a keen watch on her movements,
All in all, the match should be both fast and interesting and Kow- Igon can win, if they put all In the hands of that great fundamental confidence..
C. Shields, E. Young, HOCKEY TEAM FROM
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Calcutta, March 15,
DAVIS CUP:
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Games En Route?.
-It has been arranged that the In. So far no games have been ar-
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