THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 21, 1938.
International Hockey Tourney To-day
WINS FOR PORTUGAL AND INDIA FORECASTED
(By “STICKS")
WEATHER and grounds permitting, the first Round of the Inter-
national Hockey Tournament will take place this afternoon and should result in wins for Portugal and India, England having been conceded a walkover by Wales, who have withdrawn from the Tour- nament, while Scotland have received a bye into the Second Round.
The India team has not yet been made public, but is certain to include Lt. Pritam Nath and and Lt. Saval Khan, from the Rajputana Rifies, Pyara Singh (KIT.C.) and Pautaub Singh (Kumaons) in the attack, while the defence is likely
be
strong HOCKEY MATCH players from the Raj- putana Rifles, the Hong Kong TO-DAY Singapore Brigade, Royal Artil- lery, the Kumaons and the Only one match will be played Kowloon Indians Tennis Club.. the International Hockey Tourne Ireland's team under Wall, is Ilment to-day, according to an off understand, a fairly good one and cial announcement by the Hor should give their Indian opponents Kong Hockey Association. a good run for their money.
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MISS JOAN HARTIGAN
FOR ENGLAND
London, February 23-Miss Joan Hartigan will visit Eng- land this year to play in the all-England championships at Wimbledon from June 20 to July
This will be Miss Hartigan's third trip to England. Com peting in the all-England cham- pionships in 1934 and 1935, she reached the semi-final round of the singles each time, and she the late Daphne Akhurst are the only Australians who have hieved this distinction. In 1935 she surprised by beating Mrs. Little, then Miss D. Round, în a quarter-final. Mrs. Little had won the title the previous year.
LIGHT BLUES INTER VARSITY GOLF TRIUMPH
Oxford Beaten At Westward Ho
SCOTT'S FINE RECOVERY
Westward, Ho, To-day. Cambridge University defeated Oxford University by 10 mate 4, one being halved, in the nual golf match, which comment over the Royal North Devon Link on Tuesday with the foursomes, the conclusion of which saw the Light Blues in the lead by 3 matches to 2.
The singles were held yesterday and resulted as follows:——
Scott (Oxford) and Carter (Cam- IQQFXRELEFLÆKNIR@FRÆGECHEES® bridge) halved their match
TENNIS TO-DAY IF THE RAIN HOLDS OFF
Revised Programme
Wales having withdrawn, Eng- Providing there is no more rain, China have managed to round up land has been conceded a walk the HKCC courts will probabl eleven players, but will find Portu-lover, while, owing to the groun be fit for play to-day and the fol- gal a trifle too strong for them. being unfit for play, the match blowing revised list of matches for The following are some of the tween China and Portugal has to-day and to-morrow will be held.
been postponed
teams:-
Scotland:-Waddell (Royal Scots); Cpl. Harland (Royal Scots), Fit L Wallace (RAF) (Capt.); D. McLel
lan (YMCA); St. Fraser (Rova SCOTTISH CUP
Scots), N. Whitley (Club); Capt. Mac- kenzie-Kennedy (Royal Scots), LE
Douglass (Royal Scots), Capt. Loch FOURTH ROUND
(Kumaons), Lt. Patterson
(Royal
Scots), Drum Major Detman (Royal REPLAYS
Scots).
Reserves: L/Cpl. Neave (Royal Scots), Pte. Miekle (Royal Scots).
Portugal: E Alves (Nomads); 4 M. Rodrigues (Recreio) and Z. Gosano. (La Salle); R. Marques (Recreio), Ji Gonsalves (Recreio) and T. Alves (Portugal); D. Noronha (KIT.C.), A. P. Souza (KLTC), J. M. Pinto (K.L T.C.), N. Beltrão (Recreio) and C. Pin- tos (K.LT.C.).
Reserves:- Xavier (Nomads), L. G. Gosano and E. L. Gosano (Recreio).
EAST FIFE BEAT
RAITH
WOLVES AGAIN GO DOWN
London, To-day. Wolves suffered another setback
England: Dobson (RE); Stickley in their quest of First Division (Middlesex) and Robinson (RAF); Wetton (RE), Brown (Police) and League honours, losing at home Guest (Radio); S: Fowler (Club), G. Hyesterday to Middlesborough by Fowler (C.B.A), G. E. E. Divett solitary goal (Club), Dunne (Middlesex) and V. C. Bond (Club).
Two upsets featured the Fourth
China:-K. F. Chan; S. S. Chin, 0.Round Replays in the Scottish F.A. C. Leob, P. K. Hui, C. Teoh, C. Cup, Kilmarnock beating Ayr by 5 Gini, S. Cheng, P. G. Tan, J. Tsui Clear goals after sharing two goals L. Tan and S. H. Ling. Reserve, L. H. Chiang,
last Saturday, while East Fife India: Ramzan (K.LT.C.); Data justified expectations by eliminat- Ram (Rajputs), and Kishen Singh ing Baith by the odd goal in five, (EKSRA); MH Hassan (Radio), Gulam Rasul (Rajputs) and
M.although their chances were held Malik (K.LT.C.); Lient. Sawal Khan as slender. (Rajputs), Gurbachen Singh (Radio), Lieut. Pritam Nath (Rajputs), Pyara Singh (K.LT.C. and Partaub maons).
GRAND-
NATIONAL
STEEPLECHASE
Latest Call Over For Tomorrow's
Classic
Grand
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Results as cabled by Reute
FIRST DIVISION
Wolves
0 Middlesboro
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Aldershot
1 Brighton
SH CUP (FOURTH ROUND REPLAYS)
Ayr Raith
0 Kilmarnock 2. East Fife
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Falkirk Motherwell
3 Arbroath
St. Mirren St. Johnstone
Reater
London, To-day. The following is the latest call Rangers over for
National Steeplechase, which takes place over the world famous Aintree Course, Liverpool, to-morrow after.
noon:
Bineshirt 100 to 12. Royal Mail 10 to 1 t and o Cooleen 100 to 8 o, 100 to 7 £ Delachance 15 to 1 o, 16 to It.. Takyor Pacha 100 to 6 o, 18 to 1 t Dunhill Castle 48 to 10, 20-to-1 t Stalbridge: Park20 to 1-0. Royal Dameli 20 Airgend Sios 25
Dominick's Cross 25 to 1 trand o. Workman 25 to 1.0. Bockquilla 28 to 10 Provocative 28 to 1. Red Knight 28 to 1 Bachelor Prince 33 to 1 t and o. Lough Cottage 33 to 1 t and o.. Inversible 23 to 1 t and o Brighter Cottage 40 to 1 o, 50 to 1. Battleship 40 to 1 o, 50 to 1t
Beuter.
TO-DAY Open Singles Paul Kong v. F. H. Kwok
J. A. H. Douglass v. W. A. Sander. W. C. Hung T. George Choa.
Open Doubles
H. Owen Hughes and T. A. Pearce v} Luk Ding Cheung and Wong Shiu Wing
Club Championship
H. J. Armstrong v. L. Goldman. G. W. Sewell v. J. C. Pool
Handicap Singles
Langley (Cambridge) beat Lawrie (Oxford) 3 and 1.
Winton (Cambridge) beat Harvey (Oxford) 3 and 2
Goodban (Cambridge) beat Physick (Oxford) 1 up.
Whitelaw (Cambridge) beat Bond (Oxford) 2 and 1.
Booth (Cambridge) beat Foster (Ox- ford) 2 up.
Casson (Cambridge) best Gazzow (Oxford) 10 zad 8.
Kimpton (Oxford) beat Howe (Cam- bridge) 3 and 1.4
Dailey (Cambridge) beat Walker (Oxford) 2 and 1.
Pether (Oxford) beat McGregor (Cambridge) 6 and 4
In the first match between Scott and Carter, the latter was leading by 4 strokes at the 18th with a round of 74, but Scott staged a splendid recov- ery to halve the match-Beater.
A. Razack.
Leong Ping Chin v. S. W. Liang. Open Doubles (Stand Court) Tsui Wai Pui and Tsui Yan Pui v. A. V. Gosano and A. V. Remedios.
Handicap Singles
G. W. Sewell (-15) v. R M M King (-3/6).
7. A. H.. Douglass (−2/6) v. E. R.
W. M. Barton (Scr.) v. A. C. Childe (—1/6). Bowker (2/6):·
Handicap Mixed Doubles F. V. Harrison and Miss D. Dodwell (-15) Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Prior
-4/6)
TO-MORROW Open. Singles Lee Wai Tong v. Wong Shin Wing. W. C. Hung or George Choa y. L
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Handicap Mixed Doubles
3. F. L. and Miss J. Smalley (— 5/6) Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ferguson (-2/6). T. E. Nave and Miss A. Tylor (-15) VEJ Armstrong and Mrs. James Fall (-15).
J. B. Stewart and Miss J. Weller (Scr.) v. T. C. Monaghan and Mrs. Whyte Smith (—4/6).
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