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Hong Kong triumphed over Saigon in all threa matches at the Hong Kong Cricket Club yes- torday, ending the two-day tennis exhibition of four scries with the convincing score matches to one against the visitors. Colony's singles champion, K. H. Ip, showed great enterprise in beating Saigon's No. 1, Van Sou, in three exciting sets after losing the first 1-6. Tsui Wai-pui brought in the other singles victory by defeating the lanky Duong, Saigon's No. 2, by 1-6, 6-3, 6-4.
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HONG KONG, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1949.
The Combined Christian Brothers Schools Soccer team which left for Manila by PAL pinne yesterday. together with The Rever- end Brother John (centre) Headmaster of St. Joseph'k College and The Reverend Brother Cronno, Sports Master of St. Joseph's College (extreme left). ("China Mall" Photo).
KBGC TO HOLD CLASSES
The Kowloon Bowling Green Club, one of the leading bowl- ing clubs in the Colony, will tunst probably be entering three icams in the Lawn Bowls Lengue which will start on May 14.
Under their new lawn bowls convenor, Mr. J. G. Meyer, the Clubs are calling for more mem- hers, especially beginners, to par- ticipate in the League.
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CHINA TIPPED IN CUP MATCH
{By "ROVER") ·
The stage is all set for the final game in the Inter- national Charity Soccer Cup Competition ba- twaan China and England at Sookunpoo
tomorrow.
The teams are evenly matched and a stirring struggle is expected, with the odds slightly in favour of China, although on upset would not come as any great surprise.
A full programme of First China qualifled for the final: Division matches has been ar-round by virtue of a seven clear
over Scotland on Christmas
Day, while England swampert Portugal by six goals? ta one on Boxing Day.
China have dropped Tam Chun- fal, Tong Sum and Soong Ling- sing, who is on the injured list from their team, while lingland will be without Cordell, who has already left for Home, Brown and Ramskill.
ranged for this afternoon, with goal victory the South China "A" versus Chinese Athletic match on the Navy Ground at Causeway Bay taking the spotlight.
South China "A", who are still undefeated, will be facing a very stiff
burcle
when they meet Chinese Athletic, and well have to be at their very best if they hope to take both points,
Athletic Chinese
will un- doubtedly throw all their Rources into this game, as apart from the fact that they will need every point from now onwards in order to finish us runners-up t the First Division, they are look- ink forward to being the Brut team 10 Jower South China's colours.
'Te-
f England can sopre an early goal in tomorrow's game, they' stand P very good chance of winning the coveted Cup, the Chiness players have lately. shown an Inclination to be
discouraged when
the game is not running altogether In their favour.
The Ballot for the Most Valuable Player in the three leagues highlighted the Association's activi- tios during the week, the coveted titles being awarded to Benny Omar of the Saints (Senior
At a meeting of the Interport Bravas League), Junior Remodios of the
Sub-Committee of the HKFA on Mar
South Chinn "A" beat Athletic Friziny, Inst, of tho
Mr. Wong Ka-tun (Junior League) and Alico
by two goals to one when they asked Mr. A. MacAlpine, Chair- Canuckettes (Ladies Loague).
Tast mel.
man of the Sub-Committee, Mr. A hard fought game is expect-L.F: de Souza, Hon. Secretary of: ed today and if the Athletic de the HKFA and Mr. J.A. Hussain, fence lives up to its reputation, Assistant Hon. Secretary of the the decision In Wkely to be in
11KFA they knew the source doubt right up 121 the
from which the "China Mall" had whistle.
obtained its Information relative to a possible postponement of the Manila Interport.
A special committee of 15 was charged with the difficult task of selecting the outstanding players.
Their findings were based on the following factors: General all-round ability on the Heid, value to the team, sportsman- ship and their contribution lo- wards popularising the pastime.
Five nominations were Iem quested and awards were based on a points aystem in order of choice.
The Committee comprised lend- ing
of members the softball fraternity of both sexes and the sports scribes
chuices, Benny Omar and Alice Mar receiving five best favourite votes.
Votes were as follows: Junior Remedion 83. Frankle Correa 76, Tony Osmund ва, Llongi Sequlera 62, Josle Albeiro 30, Robin Hill 13, Carl Yvanovich 9. Chappy Remedios 8, Harry Lee, Vic Pedruco, Julius Boglá .5, Gerry van Langenberg and
Manuel
4. Guterres Souza 3.
Squabble
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Another should be seen where Army
Anot
game
interesting
at, Backunpeo, entertain KI Chee, whom they beat by two goals to one previously, position at the top of the League will not be affected by the result of this game.
Not From HKFA
Wong's query
Although Mr. The
was not addressed to the "China Mail" the opportunity might here be taken to set Mr. Wong's mind at case by informing him that the "China Mail" did not obtain its information from the HKFA or any of its officials or servants.
While
сп the subject, it might be interesting to have an explanation from Mr. Wong as
Club will be visiting Caroline Hill, where they are due to meet Eastern. When these two teams 30 at Happy met on Morets
Club Thic
Coaching of beginners will be in the hands of Mr. A. J. Hall. former Shanghai Singles cham- plon and a triple Interporter. Choy Brilliant
squabble Valley, Club scored an easy wh The Bestctes winning the singles
Benny Omar, third sacker for
International
over their opponents, winning by Making a brisk attack at not
crown in Shanghai, Mr. Hall has
the Saints scored a slim margin took a sudden turn during the five clear goals. They should re- After winning the Best stars in which they kept up in excellent also played for Shanghat against of victory over his team-mate week when Pakistan decided to peat their success today. the second set, Tan dropped the co-ordiuntion, the Spigena pair, flankow and for lankow against Sherry Bux for the Senior title. withdrew their protest against St. Joseph's are at home to
went on to win the next two Shanghai, He has also played
of a ployer on South Chins "B" Although Omar is not a fence the Ineligibility of
on the next three on see the het dis- plays by hung fan en Dark
sumes and the set at 7-5.
Ground of Happy Valley. for Shanghai against Hong Kong puller when it comes to his um the Portuguese team. with his own classic law drops
Choy came back brilliantly and Hong Kong against Shong at bat, his perfect bunt has often It is perhaps the best course Caroline Hill team has not been Tut the weed on in displace the second set when the Saigon
hal,
doing
any too well of late and the from every part of
par started on hân. He sent them “In addition. Mr. Hall has bkit-paid dividends, but perhaps the of action, as a decision favouring
tockther
would side
cause ill- although they shared two goals factor contributing to Increastkack and, with
forcing with high Jobs,
greatest
the members of with pered his rink on two occasiona
the Saints the last time especially S
now Buong particularly to rer.
to win the Colony Open Rinks his success is to be found in the feeling among
the softball brotherhood.
they
their met, neat manner in which he has
prospects of be
Play developed in pace, with championship. War!
the set Van Sau's spectacolur
every smashing blow A manager's task is an on- gaining a point today are rather came through
forchand
that streaked down the Hot envious one, especially when he remote, unless they show marked outstanding him making
the
Corner, where he
toss has to discharge the duties of improvement. would "out" the base-runner spectacu- lefending his team's rights Irres-
pective Jarly
from almost any angle. For sheer cool-headedness the
monage! has no equal |
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Tsui won.
Ip then grabbed the net and and being caught far fean the stuck close to it. Here he execul- (2nd Rech drops. Tsui placed, then kittled some brilliant kills, disrupting
return die Saigon's tattering combination.
Duong who at times came through on impossible shots, gave saw way many that could have been seived by a more careful approach. to Hong Kong The game went 6-4.
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CCC TENNIS
The Craigengower Cricket Club tennis doubles finals: LF. Souza and D.J. Lenard Leat RO. Baker and S. Leonard, 6-2, 3-6, 4-4, 6-4, 6-2,
Kame
The 1p-Von Sau much brighter tennis, Van Sau breezed away with the first set 6-1, mainly because of his speeta- eular forehand drives.
Ip countered in the second set with some excellent play at net but most of all with his subtle low drops which beat the Saigon are every line.
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In the last set, the Saigon pair produced some good lobbing but 1p killed them most of the time, Chog was getting heads, and caught Dueng sitting.
Tsui
6-3, 6-4. K.H. Ip beat Van Sau, 1-0, 6-3.
6-0. K.. Ip and W.C. Choy bent Van Sau and Duong, 5-7, Un4, 8-4.
Wai-pul beat Duong, 1-6.
SQUASH MATCH
handled
Mr. Hall, will start his classes 5.15 Monday, оп
starting at
until wlll continu p.m. and the League starts on May 14. The KBGC will be holding a
farewell supper and presentation
and the selection will meet with ohne
on Thursday, April 14 at the "People's Choice" Club-house, starting
at 8 P.M. Presentations will be
made to popular support. Messrs. E. F. Pope and K. C. Hamilton, two of the members who will be leaving the Colony shortly.
A luy
Inwn bowls game has been Friday at
Mr. Pope arranged in their honour on Good Was the Secretary of the Club
last year.
the Club,
On Sunday the Club wil be
entertaining the Sports Club in n four rinks friendly bowls game. The Club de Recreio have been on Easter Sun- invited to play day.
The Annual Club's competition will be starting soon and mem- bers are requested to enter their names for the various tourno-
A Squash Rackets mutch playments as soon as possible.
ed between The Mercantile Bank
of India and Butterfield & Swire at Victori Squash Court Thursday, April 7, resulted in a win for the Bank.
The following ure the results; ~~
L. Wilson (Bank) beat L. Chad-
wick Kew (B & S) 2-0
P. F. MucCabe (B & S) bent P.
Bonbernard (Bank) 2-0
beat
J.. Liddell (Bank)
Q.
Adams (B & S) 2-1
R.G.
KBGC TEAM
za
of
this
Charity Cup
Charity Cup Competition.
The defeat of the
to why he has so far failed to concarn himself About the source from which a certain other newspaper has obtained Information about soccer topics and published same to the ex-
of clusion
other
newspapers, English and Chineze,
Mr. Wong intends that the Press should only publish auch items concerning local soccer as is are released by the HKFA, it suggested that he first take steps to ensure that they will be no discrimination on the part of HKFA
of. In the distr. button.
such items. the
public feeling. understood
that the A record crowd is expected at The Pakistan side Sookunpoo tomorrow for
At the present moment, International sanction of every final game in the the
culars and notices emanating member of the team before with
from the HKFA Combined
are being re- protest, and The scores for the ballet ere drawing his
ceived by
Mall" the "China follows: Benny Omar 66. sporting
spirit of
of accepting de- Chinese XL in the Anal game of Sherry Bux 57. Junior Markar feat on the field as Anal, is to the Governor's Cup Competition several hours after certain other have received the has lent added Interest to to- newspapers 44. A. H. Baker 19. apiky be commended.
The Inter-hong series run in-morrow's match and speculation same, Guterres 38, 1gmar Eriksen 31,
is rite. Kassa Mazarin 15., Sabu Sainy, to its second week with a three-
particularly in Chinese 18. Do
schedule commencing 11 soccer circles, as to the outcome Roubins game 16, Jock Brown 11, 811 WOD
a.m, tomorrow when Stanvac's of tomorrow's game. 10, Ren Sequlera 9, Prod Dicata Pegasusmon tangle with APL
Eagles in
Full the lid-lifter. and George White 1.
week-end schedule as follows: Molthen, Buster Hollands, Rennie Baturday: At Kowloontong Sequlers): 2.38 p.m. Musicians vs. Park 3.16 p.m. Squaws vs. White Shell (Charlie Figueiredo, Bimby Ablong, Frankie Correa); 3.30 Fangs.
Sunday: At CBA Ground 11 p.m., Caltex V8, Gibbs
(Hal a.11. Stanvac VS. APL
[Dec Winglee, Dick Silva, Fred Diesta.
Gus Pereira
Mar
annexed
Popular Choice Popular Alice the covetted title in the Ladies League with Dolly Brown and Patsy Ribeiro close behind.
The Canuckette mound artiste deserves the honour bestowed on her for her untiring efforts on the diamond, when she was more often than not backed by a weak
The following have been held
Fans will remember Alice's selected to represent the Kow- loon Bowling Green Club against achievement when she had the the Sports Club
tomorrow. champion Wahoos cating out of Players are requested to be pre-her hands, in the middle of the sent at 3.15 p.m.
scanons, lo create the biggest up-| set in the ladies loop.
Alice's hurling abilities are not
unknown outside the boundaries The, of the Colony, for it was only last October that she pitched her team to the Chinese National
J. Kerr (Bank) beat J.G. Maverton; J. Hempsey; V. Championship.
Cotesworth (B & S) 3-0
J.C. Browne (B & S) beat W.
Talt (Bank) 3-0
HOCKEY GAMES
+
BUNDAY, APRIL 10 Navy v University, Match can- celled. (Walk over for Navy.) RAF v HK Police, Match post-
poned.
MONDAY, APRIL. 11.
Cable & Wireless v Army, Soo
kunpeo, 5.30 p.m.; Umpires: A.E.P. Guest G.T. Palmer, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13
W.
J. Roberts; V. L. Sergeant L A. Collyer; A. J. Hall (Skip).
A. Hutton: D. Trail; G. E. P. Thompson; L. Sykes (Skip).
J. A. Plume; T. Wren: J. G.
J. Fraser (Skip)
Chittenden:
C. Simpson
Her interest in the game dates (Skip).
way back into the pro-war years On Easter Sunday, Kowloon when the Maple Leafers were Bowling Green Club will be always a force to contend with, entertaining Club de Recreio in and for the past two season's
six rinks lawn bowls game at | Austin itoud, starting at 3 pud.
Club de Recreio will be repre- sented by the following:
Cricket Season Ending Today
(By " Mid On")
curtain rings down officially in the League cricket season, 1948-49 today when the champ- ions of the First and Second Divisions, Club de Recreio and Indian Recreation Club respec- ́ ́tively, take on the Rest of the League.
The games are due to start at, and a capital' game Alleo has been serving on the 1.45 p.m. and with the addi-seen.
daylight. T General Committee in the in- tional hour of terest of all female members of imagine both matches will be the Association.
played to a finish.
should be
Shrewd Skipper
For the Information of Mr. Wong. It might be pointed out that notice of the Interport Sub- Committee Meeting on Thursday and
of the the postponement. Police v Army match on Wednes- day were only received by the "China Mail" late on Thursday afternoon.
The following is the week-end · soccer programme:
SATURDAY, APRIL 9
Eastern
5
First Division v Club, Caroline HiI, Ip: p.m.; Referee: K.K. Linesmen: Ll Bing-tong and A. Ribeiro.
Army v Kit Chee, Sookunpoo, 5 pan.; Referee: A.F. Willis; Linesmen: N. Delgado and S. Y. Kwok,
South China "A" v CAA, Navy,
p.m. Referee: W. Gaffney, St. Joseph'a v South China
Club
J.G.
5 p.m. Referee: Padley; Linesmen: Sgt. Manson and Y.F. Mnk.
KMB RAF, Postponed.
Police (bye).
Becond Division
| Kit Chec v KMB, Caroline_Fill, 3.30 p.m.; Referee: Li Bing- Long
Sookunpoo,
| PCA v. Army-HK,
3.30 p.m.; Referee: N. Delgado. Tramways v Navy; Navy;' 3,30
pm; Referee: Lai Duen-po. Solicitors' v Club, Club, 3.30 p.m.;
Referee: Sgt. Manson.
CAA v South China, Boundary, 3.30 p.m.; Referee: F.A. Barretto. WD Chinese.v Dockyard; 'Army 13.30 p.m.; Referee. W. Crawford. University v St. Joseph's, Can,
celled,
The Rest of the Junior League will be captained by Stewart The result of the voting is as M. Nunes, J. Cotton, C.P. Basto
Gray, Kowloon Cricket Club cap- and C.C. Pereira (skip); R.MV follows. Alice
Alice Mar 82, Dolly Club de Recreio, on their tain and all-rounder. Ribeiro, D. Alves, G.A. Noronha
Brown 00, Patay Ribeiro 65, ground at King's Park, should. Gray is a very shrewd captain and J. A. da Luz (skip); L.F. Ireno Castilie 61. Terry Noronha wind up a very successful season and I am certain he will get the da Silva, J.A. Remedios, C.E. 54, Effle Babida 20, Marjory Woo with a win over The Rest, but most of the material at his Army v Khalsa, Sookunpop, 4.30 Marques and J.E. Noronha (skip), 5. Hilde Soares 5, Joan Eager, I am
doubtful. It the disposal. He
used
bowl a very to p.m.; Umpires: Yeo Sig Foreira and A.M. Souza (skip): Joan Hearther, Teresa Baptista Junior League champions, Indian useful slow ball, but I think his Tulkoo y Etern, Cancelled. Gater-9.B.P.O. Yeomans. E.II. Carvalho, F. Rodrigues, J.C. |and - Dorothy Park 3, Alec Recreation Club, will be able to strongest point lles in his fiel Navy ν YMCA, King's Park Remedios and D.P.F. Marques Mendonca and Inez Soares 1. bring off a win.
ding, at coverpolut (RNIC I) 5.30.p.m.; Umpires: (skip); J.A. Vjetor, M.L. Roza,
I am B.S.M. Wilson.-P. F. Xavier. | L.F. Xavier and A.F. do Luz
for the KCC at
FRA MEETING The Fortnightly Meeting of the Hong Kong Football Referee's Ae- Bociation will be held on Monday, April. 11, at 8.30 p.m. in the HKFA Offee, Prince's Buliding. (2nd Flour).
AGENDA Minutes of - last meeting.
2. Correspondance,
3. Forthcoming examinations for
Referees.
4. Laws of the game,
4. Any other businosa,
(skip).
2
Junior Award
rather
As far as I can see, the saleot-pickertrprised that he was not Ching
be
SUNDAY, APRÍL 10 International Cup Final
England, Sookunpoo, 4 pm; Refereo: R.M. Omar; y Linesmen: W. Gaffney and Carp Chisnall,
The remaining two Anala, off the Colony Badminton Cham- pionships and the presentation of prizes will take place at the Kowloon Cricket Club, Kowloon,
The Junior MVP award was ions for the Rest teams have that alone, but perhaps ilke af more closely contested for than been quite representative though few others, ha prefers to play in HOME FOOTBALL In the other leagues. Junior frankly I am surprised that P. J the Seconds on the grounds that Remedios just managed to edge Billimoria. Craigongower Cricket one gets more fun ou: of these London, Apell 7. Today's soccer and rugby.
out his rival Franklo Corren by Club left-hand (slow-to-medium) matches.
There will probably be one or Third_Division Southem:
the small margin of 8 points to opening bowler, has been left ou
hab. taken two ollier matches still to Newport C. 0 Bristol City
award for the second of the Rest
II. HỌ earn, the
more wickets than any other played, after the year in succession.
. above
games, RUGBY LEAGUE:
Junior Hustling
Remedies bowler in Senior League matches but they will be friendlies and. at 4.40 p.m. today, Huddersfield 10 Batley
consistent in any case, the end of the ang Rugby Union, County match: ⠀ Comwall
son feeling has already crept fra — 14 Monmouth.
14 the Junior
posta form throughout the season.
generally keen bailing eye and has bullet
the Printed and published for the: Provvía speaking Rugby Union, Other matches:"
Aleo Pracce captains the xiểm] and
will probably be retom, the CHINA MAIL Limited, Gloucester BCheltenisam open to fist, Junior Itemcellos and had 10 useful men to support grounds Swansea
23 Pembroke. C. 3 was the only one of all the con- htm. As for the Champions. they quired for lawn bowls and tennis FRANK TERLIE BUST, Winding M
-Reuter. testants to receive, aix
- Ì Long⋅ Kong. first are, naturally, at full strength | from now on.
marding the huy ́Alley, for 'and; has shown very