SING TAO MUST GET PERMISSION
In spite of the fact that the new Sing Tao Sports Club will have the services of most of South China's play- ers next year it was decided at the Council Meeting of the Football Association that permission for them to tour Singapore must be first ob- tained from Malaya before the case will be considered.
A circular regarding touring teams was read and it was decided that Hong Kong Football Association co- operate with Malaya in future.
A donation of $1,000 was made to the B.W.O.F. from the profits of the year which amounted to over $8,000.
It was decided that the Association could not meet the request of the
THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 11, 1940.
WATCH THÈ HANDS “D” DIVISION
BY BEST BALL
Grips and stances vary with the first flight golfers but at address their fundamentals appear the same if due allowance is made for individual interpretation. As in the smaller panel above they stand comfortably to the ball, with the clubhead aligned at right angles to it and the V's of the grip pointing to the right shoul- der. This position is best calculat- ed to allow the golfer to swing with accuracy and power. The left hand, when in the correct position, is somewhat on top of the shaft with two knuckles vis- ible to the player as he looks down and with the right hand palm facing the objective.
The position of the hands in the large illustration violate this prin- ciple. The left hand is too far under the shaft while the right is too far over. As a consequence, the clubhead is very apt to have
Referees' Association for increased cheung, Yeung Shui-yick, Leung fees.nor could they sanction the elec-Wing-chiu, Lee Tin-sang, Mak Sui- tion of an appointment secretary. hon, Lau King-sing, Soong Ling-sing,
The following are some of the Hau Yung-sang, Tsui Ah-fai Kwok players for Sing Tao.
Tang Kwong-sum, Fung
Ying-kee, Ip Pak-wah, Chan Yeung- King-choi, Chan Tak-fai and Lai Shui-wing.
TENNIS
GRAPHIC GOLF PAIRINGS
AT ADDRESS
CORRECT. CLUBHEAD AT RIGHT ANGLES
TO BALL
INCORRECT SHAFT SLANTING . LEFT HAND UNDERNEATH SHAFT, RIGHT TOO FAR OVER
the toe of the club ahead of the heel at address and in a similar in- accurate position at impact. Fur- thermore such a grip will retard the wide, sweeping blow which has become so important a part in the good golfer's game.
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T. F. Lo and H. N. Chau
(C.R.C. "A")
C. M. Khan and M. H. Hassan
(K.I.T.C.)
S. R. Salleh and M. Ramzan
(K.I.T.C.)
Y. Y. Lam and S. Cheung
(C.R.C. "B")
K. T. Ng and K. C. Wong
c. W. Chu and C. N. Chang
(C.R.C. "B")
C. S. Wong and C. S. Lee ~~(S.C.A:A.)
H. W. Crabb and R, Turpin
(K.G.C.)
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The following are "D" Division League tennis pairings:-
P...L. W.
6
0 0
G. Gillard. and E. Eymard..
(K.C.C.)
1
Б
P. H. Chiu and K. N. Lea
(C.R.C. "A")
1
6 2
4
S. A. R. Bux and K. M. Rum-
Jahn (1.R.C.)
€
2
4
9 5
4
0
3
(S.C.A.A.)
0
3
K.
Sung and
K.
C.
Wan
(S.C.A.A.)
3
D
Zi
4.19
1. Kitchell and M. 1. Razack
(1.R.C.) Gonzales and Kwan (Filipino
Club) Banker and
Club)
3
0,
3:
3
37
Souza
(Filipino
3
0 3
1⁄2 21⁄2-
3
1/22
3
2
Y. Y. Lam and Y. W. Chung
(C.R.C. "B")
1
2
.Y.
Chan and
C.
Y. Тве
(C.R.C. "B")
1
2'
L.
Hon and K. M. Wong (C.R.C. "B")
3
1 2
Jahan Dad and S. S. Hussain
(K.I.T.C.)
3 1 2"
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Published under the Auspices of the Sun Yat-sen Institute for the Ad- vancement of Culture and Education.
A. B. Hamson and F. Zim-
mern (C.C.C.)
M. C. Hung and T. C. Yu
(C.C.C.)
3 1 2:
3 1 2:
Ildefonso and Sion (Filipino
Club)
3
1
21:
L. Jack and R. Turpin (K.C.C.) .3 A. E. Perry and H. W. Crabb
(K.C.C.)
2
1.
3
2
L. Jack and A. E. Parry
(K.C.C.).
3 2
T
K. M. Wong and C. F.. The
(C.R.C. "B")
3
2
11
G. Singh and M. H. Hassan
(K.I.T.C.)
3 2
M. P. Madar and M. 1. Ra.
zack (1.R.C.);
3
2
1
S, T. Chau and T. C. Yuan
(C.R.C. "A")
3
2
1
E. Zimmarn and H: Hung
(C.C.C.)
2
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E, Bull and M. Dunne (C.B.A.)
A. Semmillmann and K. o.
Morsey (C.B.A.)
M. Singh and A. Razan
(K.I.T.C.)
M. C. HungTM" and "A.
(C.C.C.)
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Yue (C.C.C.)
M. Moondharis and M. A. Wa-
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man (C.C.C.)
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ARTICLES
Notes on the Final Draft Constitution, by John C. H. Wu Ta Kuan T'leh: or T'ai Ch'ing Lou T'leh, by John C. Fer- guson."
Ma Holang Po, by Liu Hoh Hsuan.
Mencius and Plato's Doctrine of Ideas, by Rufus Suter.
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Education Chronicle, by Chao Hua.
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(1.R.C.)
A. R. Azan and Mit Singh
(K.I.T.C.)
S. Leonard and
3 3 0
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H. N. Au «
3 3 0.
3 3 01
G. Gurovitch and Woolgar
(C.C.C.)
(C.B.A.)
TO-DAY'S TENNIS
Following is to-day's League tennis programme and some of the teams:-
A.T.C. C.R.C.
C.D.R.
V.
V.
H.K.C.C. C.C.C. V. C.S.C.C.
K.T.G.C.A. S:C.A.A.
V. I.R.C.
V. K.C.C.
A.T.C.-Col. Newnham and Capt, Loch:: Col. Smith and Capt. Hyde: Lieut. Tomlin- son and Capt. Holmes.
C.R.C.-D. C. Luk and C. C. Luk; 5; W. Wong and P. C. Chiu; P..F. Choy and K. C. Ng.
C.D.R.-A. M. Rodrigues and C. A. Bar-1 retto: A. E. Xavier and ́B. T. Gosano; M. A. Oliveira and -W. A. Reed.
C.S.C.C.-W. J. Skinner and C. Lucas; D. Hollidge and J. Wardle; I.' and B. Agafuroff.
K.T.G.C.A.~T, E. Ling and Billy Yu; Lam- Kwan: and Frank Kwok; H. Lih and B. P. - C. Fletcher.
1.R.CI. Kitchell and A. R. Kitchell: 8. A. Ismail and A. Rahmin: O. Rumjahn and↑ D. M. A. Razack.
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H.K.C.C.-G. W., Sewell and, E. Bathurst; CB. Nicholson and N; Spence: A. H. Bar-- well and J, S, Theobald,
S.C.A¡A-Dew Chok-him" and Ip Koon hung:{H.... K., Ho, and L. K. Maş: Szeto Bick: and: C. E. "Lau.