· THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 3, 1940 ·
HOCKEY
SAINTS LADIES ON
VIEW AT VALLEY
ar.
Only three games have been ranged in the Ladies' Hockey League to-day, but an Important game will be played in the Caer Clark Cup com. petition when Hong Kong, Ladies meet St. Andrew's at Happy Valley.
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Ladies,
team
St. Andrew's, who are now practi- on level terms with
flelding are
the defeated the which champions recently and Mrs. West- Schalvurg will be seen in her usual position at right-half.
same
Hong Kong Ladies have made sev- eral changes. Miss Baskett will be the seen in goal and Mrs. Dalziel in pivotal position. Miss J. Greig, who has played in the defence, will lead the attack.
In the first game St. Andrew's drew 3-all after leading at one time by two clear goals.
Navy Badly Handicapped For To-Day's Senior Shield Game
HOLDERS FIELDING TO-DAY'S STRONGEST TEAM RUGBY
The Police ground at Boundary Street will be opened to Rugby this, afternoon with two
South China A", holders, should enter the Semi-matches. Army Police at 4.15 p.m. and Final Round of the Senior Shield football competition Club "Aan Australian Naval Reserve when they clash with Navy this afternoon at Ĉaroline
Hill.
Navy will be without the services of Roughley and Hendy, their backs, and are uncertain of their line-up, while the Chinese will be represented by Tau- their best available team Lau
left- man again being seen on the wing.
The opportunity has been taken to play-off several postponed Third Divi- sion games, but most of the games are Following is to-day's Ladies' hockey pro-likely to be one-sided asnirs. The gramme and the teams:-
CAER CLARK CUP
most attractive one should be that between Kumaons and 24th Royal St. Andrew's Ladies Artillery. Kumaons beat Medicals last week and only lost to Interna- tional by the odd goal in three recent- ly after having marched from camp in the morning.
H.K. Ladies
(Valley, 3.15 p.m.)
BRAWN CUP
♥
C.B.A. Ladies
V St. Andrew's Ladies (C.B.A., 4.15 p.m.) Recreio Ladies V C.B.S.
(C.B.S., 3 p.m.)
SENIORS
Following is the week-end gramme:-
team at 3 p.m.
Douglas is making his first
appearance for Army in several months but is playing at full-back instead of in his normal post- tion of fly-half. Picton, the regular full- pro- back, is at wing-threequarter with a wing- threequarter in Artingstall as his partner. Richards, Army's star wing-threequarter, will be the other centre, with Birrell, whose kicking will be watched with interest, on his outside. Walte, a centre-threequarter, will be at fly-half in place of the injured Hook. At forward, Ridsdale is making a welcome reappearance after a spell of crie- ket, but Duke is again an absentee.
TO-DAY Senior Shield (Second Round) South China "A"
v Navy (Caroline Hill, 4.10 p.m.). Referee:-Minnihan. Linesmen:-Gibson and Fraser.
Junior Shield (Second Round) South China
V 8th Royal Artillery (Caroline Hill, 2.30 p.m.). Referee:-Foster.
Second Division "B") University
v Kowloon (Kowloon, 4.15 p.m.). Referee:-F. G. Smith.
Third Division
Signals
v 5th A.A.R.A.
(Military, 2.45 p.m.). Referee: Salter.
Electric
V South China
(Club, 2.45 p.m.). Referee: Barretto,
Club
* Kitchee
were
To-morrow Eastern meet South Tsui H.K. LADIES-Miss S. Baskett: Miss E. China "B" in First Division. Carey and Miss B. Stration: Miss J. Booker, | Ah-fai will be seen in action and pro- Mrs. Dalziel and Miss S. Green; Miss Marr,bably in the Eastern attack. Miss Grieg. Miss M. Booker, Miss M. Smal-
In their first clash ley and Miss Purves.
Eastern
ST. ANDREW'S L.--Miss J. Hall; Miss G. fortunate to win by a narrow inargin, White and Mins M. da Roza; Mrs. West-but this week South China "B" will Schalvurg, Miss J. Wong and Miss D.
be strengthened by the inclusion of Greaves: Miss F. Wang, Miss M. Churu. Lee Shek-yau and Tse Kam-hung.
Mrs, P. Bliss, Miss H. Reid and Miss S. Roberts.
JUNIORS
C.D.A, LADIES—Miss W. Grimmitt: Mrs. M. Mackay and Miss V. Beaumont: Miss N. Duckworth, Miss J. Felshow and Miss B. Louis; Mrs. J. Crawford, Miss P. Baxter, Miss E. Woolley, Miss F. Grimmitt and Miss 1. Cunningham.
ST. ANDREW'S L.-Miss H. Millington: Mrs. A. Hamson and Miss G. Darby: Miss PJeffreya; -Miss S. --Arnold -- and Miss Doughty: Miss E. Banker, Miss I, Hicks, Miss B. Longbottom, Miss II. May and Miss J. Jex.
RECREIO L.-Miss C. Silva; Miss E. Ro- sario and Miss M. Ribeiro; Mrs. B. Castro, Miss N. Osmund and Miss M. Carvalho; Miss L. Rodrigues. Miss M. Figueiredo. Miss M. Campos, Miss N. Gonsalves and Miss I. Rosario.
C.B.S.-Miss P. Loseby; Miss S. Gehring and Miss J. Tinson; Miss S. Burroughs, Miss J. Bonney and Miss B. Rickwood; Miss K. - Grant, Miss J. Stokes, Miss M. McFarlane,
Miss E. Rousseau and Miss P, Beraha.
Y.M.C.A. MEET RADIO AND POSTAL SPORTS CLUB
An interesting men's hockey match should be witnessed at King's Park this afternoon at 4.15 p.m. when Y.M.C.A. first eleven meet Radio and Postal Sports Club, the latter being
to unofficially considered be the strongest civilian team.
Prior to this game, Y.M.C.A. second eleven meet R.A.O.C. on the same -ground at 3 p.m.
Following are the teams:-
1st XI v. Radio ("Y" ground. 4.15 p.m.).— Benwell (Capt.); Jordan and Yourieff: Bates, McLellan and Colledge: Macey, Gem- mell, Taylor, Waldron and Coombe.
2nd XI v. R.A.O.C. ("Y" ground. 3.00 p.m.).--Cleggett: Kileen and Perry: Smits, Tomlinson and Broch; Stone, Dormer (Capt.), Spare, Greenberg and Banks.
Radio:-U, B. Souza; A, E, P. Guest and J. F. Grewal; Jeggett Singh, M. H. Hussain and Gurdayal Singh; Karinder Singh, Bu- china Singh, Awtar Singh, Jangder Singh and G. M. Paitu.
RECREIO V. MACAO
of
Club de Recreio are meeting the Macao hockey team in a series games during the Chinese New Year holidays in Hong Kong.
TO-MORROW'S TENNIS
The following will represent Kow- loon Bowling Green Club at tennis against Civil Service Cricket Club to- morrow at Happy Valley, commenc- -ing at 2.30 p.m.-J. B. Sturgeon and Mrs. Sturgeon, C. E. Turpin and Mrs. «Clarke, F. F. Clarke and Mrs. G. Peck-¦
ham and P. Peckham and Mrs. E. Turpin.
Shield
Police, who are still in the competition, meet Kwong Wah nt Boundary, Street. On form, the Chinese should win, but Police may Wong upset them as they will have Man-kwai leading their attack.
GRAPHIC GOLE
ONLY SHORT SWING NECESSARY
FOR CHIP
SHOT
SIZE UP TURF
IF. DRY--
LONG ROLL
POSSIBLE
IF WET.. LONG CARRY NECESSARY
BY BEST BALL
12-12
WHERE TO LET THE CHIPS FALL
One thing, sometimes overlook- ed by the golfer in sizing up a short chip shot to the green, is the condition of the turf, i.e., wet or dry. If dry, a long roll is pos- sible and the golfer can devote his attention to finding a smooth spot ahead on which to place the ball so that its normal run will bring it close to the cup. Of course the roll will vary according to hardness of the turf, the smooth- ness of the terrain and other qual- ities but sodden grass is never conducive to a long rolling ball. Faced with such a quality, the player must choose a spot a great deal nearer the hole and loft the ball to this spot. It is impossible to give any definite formula as to how far the ball will roll under these various circumstances. Also impossible is just how far back to take the club in the chip shot. Only a short swing is necessary and this shotild; be made, as smoothly and crisply as possible. Next Article-Bunker Faar.
(Club, 4.15 p.m.). Referee:-Horlock.
Kumaons
v 24th R.A. (Kowloon, 2.45 p.m.). Referee:-K, K. Ip. R.A.M.C.
v Royal Scots (Military, 4.15 p.m.). Referee:-Benham.
Eastern
TO-MORROW First Division
y South China "B"
(Club, 4.13 p.m.). Referee:-Clarke, Linesmen:-Wilson and A. W. Smith. Kwong Wah
v Police (Boundary Street, 4.15 p.m.). Referee Ford.
Linesmen:-Wyper and Adlard.
Junior Shield (Second Round) International
V Police (Boundary Street, 2.30 p.m.). Referee:-Dove.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1940 Senior Shield (Second Round)
v Middlesex (Boundary Street, 4.00 p.m.),
Police
CAL
TRADE
Wallis still on the injured list, otherwise Police are at full strength.
Army experiments do not look too prom- ising and Police should win a close game.
It is understood that H. E. the Governor will be present for the senior game.
Following are the teams:
ARMY-Lt. Douglas, L/Cpl. Picton, Spr. Artingstall, L/Bdr. Richards, L/Cpl. Birrell, L/Cpl. Waite, L/Cpl. Foley, Ple. Berry. Cpl. Sutherland, Lieut. Hewitt, Lieut. Cuthbert- son, Licut, Millar. Lt. Pinkerton, Sgt. Page, Lt. Ridsdale,
Reserves:-Cpl. Sheldrake, Bdr. Marsh. POLICE-Taylor: Jackson, Fay, Wilson and Reynolds; Leslie and Luscombe; Wheeler. Cullinan, Searle; Innis, Rose; Wright-Nooth, Dempsey and Riddell.
CLUB "A”—Thompson; Lavalle, Morgan, Tresidder and P. B. Wilson: A. N. Other and Rutherford; Benn, Dunnett, McCrea, Kennedy, Bompas, Richardson, Carey and Leigh.
Referee:-Mitchell.
Linesmen :-Ient and Thorley, University
บ Police
(Boundary Street, 2.30 p.m.), Referee:-Phillips.
Lee
Following are some of the teams: South China "A"--Tam Kwan-kon; Tin-sang and Mak Shul-hon; Lau Chung sang, Leung Wing-chul and Soong Ling-sing, Tang-Kwong-shum,-Jung-King-cheong,–Led- Wal-tong, Lai Shui-wing and Lau Tau-man.
South China “B”-Cheung Wing-choi; Hau Yung-sang and Yuen-she; Yeung Kan-po, Lam Tak-po and Luk Tat-hung: Chung Kee- shing, Tam Chan-kuen, Chan Tak-fai, Kwok Ying-kee and Lee Shek-yau.
Eastern-Lau Hin-hon;
Kong Seng-king and Trang Chung-wan; Lau Tre-chun, Hru | King-sing and Lo Wal-kuen; Chung Yung- shum, Cheung Kam-hol, Lee Tak-kee, Tsul „Ah÷fal, and. Hau Ching-to.
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