BADMINTON LEAGUE FIXTURES
programme
for the Badminton
League matches this season is as follows:
A DIVISION
December 4.-Recrelo v. Chung Wuh.
The
December
Y.M.C.A.
11.-Chunk
Wah V. Chinesc
December 18,-University A. v. University
B: Chinese Y.M.C.A. v. Reerelo.
January B.-University B v. Chung Wah; Recrelo v. University A.
V.
University B
Recreio:
January' 15.-itecreio Chinese Y.M.C.A. v. Chung Woh.
A. v. January 22,-University Chinese Y.M.C.A. v. University B.
January 29.--Chinese Y.M.C.A. v. Univer sity A: Chung Wah v. Recreio.
February 5.-Chung Wah v. University› A February 12.-University B v. University A: Recreio v. Chinese Y.M.C.A.
February 19-Chung Wah v. University B February 26.-University B v. Chinese Y
A V. March 4.-University
Y.M.C.A.
Chinese
March 11-University B v. Recreio. March 10-University A v. Chung Wah.
BDIVISION
November 22.-King's College v. Kowloon Tong: St. John's v. St. Andrew's.
V. An-
November 29.-King's College
St. Teresa's. drew's; St. John's v.
$1. AM- December 6-Kowloon Tong v.
St. Teresa's College v. drew's: King's
K.C.C. v. St. John's.
v. St. Andrew's: December 13.-V.R.C. Kowloon Tong v. St. Teresa's; King's Col lege v. K.C.C.
December 20.-V.R.C. v. Recreio; St. An- drew's v. St. Teresa's: Kowloon Tong v. K.C.C.
January 3.-V.R.C. v. St. Teresa's; Ke- celo v. St. John's: St. Andrew's v, K.C.C St. John's; St January 10.-V.R.C. v. Teresa's v. K.C.C.; Recrelo v. King's Col- lege.
January 17.-V.R.C. v. K.C.C.; St. John's v. Kowloon v. King's College: Recreio
Tong.
January 24.-V.R.C., v. King's College: St
John's v. Kowloon Tong: Reerelo v. St. An
drew's.
January 31.-V.R.C. v. Kowloon Tong: K.C.C. v. Recreio.
February 14.-Kowloon
Ton v. King's
College: St. Andrew's v. St. John's Recreio
v. St. Teresa's.
February 21.-Kowloon Tong v. V.R.C.:
St. Andrew's v. King's Collece: Recreio v.
K.C.C.: St. Teresa's v. St. John's.
February 20.-St.
Tong: St. Teresa's
John's v. K.C C.
Andrew's v. Kowloor
v. King's College; St,
v. V.R.C.; S*. Teresa's v. Kowloon Tong: K.C.C. v. King's College.
March 8-St. Andrew's
March 13.-Recreio v. V.R.C.: St. Teresa's v. St. Andrew's: K.C.C. v. Kowloon Tong.
Teresa's Y. March 20,--St.
V.R.C. St. John's v. Recreio; K.C.C. v. St. Andrew's. March 25.St. John's v. V.R.C.; K.C.C. v. St. Teresa's; King's College v. Recreio. March 27.-K.C.C. v. V.R.C.: King's Col lege v. St. John's; Kowloon Tong v. Re- crelo.
April 3-King's College v. V.R.C.: Kow- loon Tong v. St. John's; St. Andrew's v. Recreto.
April 10.-St. Teresa's v. Recreio.
MIXED DOUBLES
December 1.-K.C.C. v. Recreto B.
December 8.-Recreio A v. Recreio B:
St. John's v. K.C.C.
December 15.-Recreio A v. Talkoo.
December 22.--Recreio B v.
Taikoo v. St. John's.
University;
December 29.-Recreio A v. St. John's;
Talkoo v. University.
January 5.-University v. St. John's: Re-
crelo B v. K.C.C.
January 12.--University
Talkoo v. K.C.C.
January 19.-Recreio
K.C.C, v. St. John's.
v. Recreio A:
B. v. Recreio A:
January 20.-Talkoo v. Recreio B; K.C.C.
v. University.
February 2.----Taikoo
v. Recrelo A;
St.
John's v. Recreio B.
v. Recrclo A: St.
February 9.-K.C.C.
John's v. Talkoo; University v. Recreio B. February 16.-St. John's v. Recreio A:
University v. Talkoo.
February 23,-Recreio B v. Taikoo: St.
John's v. University,
March 1-Recreio B v. St. John's Uni-
versity v, K.C.C.
March 8.-Recreio A v. K.C.C.
March 15.-K.C.C., v. Talkoo; Recreio A v: University.
Belillos Shield Shoot
Rifle
THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 17, 1939
Mrs. Reed makes a home run for the Pirates against the Cardinals at Prince Edward Road on Sunday.
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The Wildcats softball team photographed at the week-end,
The Wahoos softball team.
C.B.A. LADIES' TEAMS
The following is the draw for the First Round of the Belillos Shield
The following will represent C.B.A.; Smith, I. Woolley and A. Smith; E. Competition: Police v. Naval Range Ladies in their Caer Clark Cup League Laihovetsky, M. Quick, D. Moss, P. Staff, Police Reserve v. Dockyard, game against “Y” Ladies at 3 p.m. on Whitley and P. Baxter. Royal Air Force v. Volunteers, En- | C.B.A. ground to-morrow: M. Ram- say; M. Wilmott and B. Parsons; A. gineers v. Middlesex.
Hale's Shooting Feat
of the Middlesex Regt., equalled the open record score for the season when he Using a service rifle with
Kowloon City Rifle totalled 101 with a scratch handicap. sights at the ranges on Wednesday, Sgt. P. Hale, He secured a possible at 500 yards.”
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ARMY
HOCKEY TRIAL
there
was
Though, as expected, little combination or understanding in the teams participating in the Army Hockey trial at Sookunpoo yesterday, evident that it was, nevertheless, there was sufficient material for strong side to be chosen to represent Army in the forthcoming triangular and other tournaments.
a
were
Three periods of 20 minutes each
all players were played and given a chance, some in two positions. The games were fast and featured by good individual play, though lack of combination prevented many goals being scored.
None of the goal-keepers were to show opportunties given many their capabilities as they were seldom called on.
Lieut. Hook in the pivotal position, played in all the periods and was the outstanding central-half of the after- noon and the obvious choice for that vosition. Dilmot and Beasley were both seen in the pivotal positions and later as wing halves.
In the first period, Dilmot, as right- half to Hook, gave a good performan- ces, but in the last period, Partab Singh and Marshall, he not do so well.
against
did
Beasley, more at home in the cen- at left-half tre-half berth, was seen
in the last period. The slippery state of the ground hampered his display.
Austen, left-half, was consistently good and should earn a place in the team.
HARD-HITTING BACKS
All the backs hit hard and tackled Gusain Singh well, Datta Ram and
being particularly good in the first period, while Hazara Singh and Dai. Shan, also played well.
Major Harvey, in the
centre-for-
he
ward position, was the most danger-
us forward in the two halves played.
Marshall, inside-left, played a good, sound game, passing well to his win- ters and sending through good passes. He was tried on the left-wing in the where he partnered latter stages, Partab Singh, but both appeared out of position.
Partab Singh was in his element on the left wing, where his speed and powerful centring were greatly in evidence. As an inside forward worked hard but was not so effec- tive.
he
Sawal Singh, Pritam Nath, Indarit Singh and Nerain Singh were also on view and the last three should find places in the side.
Homburg of the Engineers, at in- side right, for one period, played well and showed a good turn of speed and clever stickwork.
Only two goals were scored, Hom- the Partab burg and
Singh being
scorers.
Yesterday's trial teams were:
Whites:-Pte. Osman (R.A.O.C.);
Datta
Ram (Rajputana) and Gussain Singh (Ku- maons) Dinot (R.A.), Lt, Hook (R.A.) and A. F. Austen (Signals); Khuda Bux (8th R.A.), Trilok Singh (Kumaons), Major Har vey (R.A.M.C.), Marshall (R.A.) and Gopal Ram (Rajputana).
Hazara
(R. Scols); Colours: McGrady Singh (8th R.A.), Darshan Singh (8th R.A.); Duda Ram (Rajputana), Beasley (R.A.M.C.) and Lal Singh (Kumaons); L. Sawal Khan (Rajpu- Lt. Indarjit Singh (Rajputana). tana). Lt. Pritam Nath (Rajputana). Ne- and Partab Singh rain Singh (Kumaons) (Kumaons).
The following were also seen in the se- cond and third perlods: Lt. Belton (R.A. O.C.) on the right-wing in place of Khuda Bux; Shah Wall (Rajputana) on right-wing Sher Khan in place of Lt. Sawal Khan; (Rajputana) at left-half in place of Austen, and Sgt. Homburg (R. Engineers) inside- right in place of Trilok Singh.
POLICE LOSE
TO R. E.
The following will represent C.B.A. Ladles in their Brawn Cup League, Without the services of their best game again "y" Ladles at 3 p.m. on player. Sergeant Ruthwell, and forced the "Y" ground to-morrow: P. Mac- to field several reserves, Police second Fayden; V. Beaumont and M. Mackay; eleven did well to hold Royal Engin- B. Sullivan, J. Felshow and B. Louis; eers to 4 goals to 1 yesterday after- E. Hunt, F. Grimmitt, E. Woolley, R. noon at Boundary Street ground in »
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