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South China 'A' Vs Saints
(By "ROVER”)
The return match between St. Joseph's and South China "A" in the First División' of the local soccer league will overshadow all other games on the programme this week-end. The Saints have always given of their best when ploying against the team which now plays under the colours of South China "A" and tomorrow's game is again expected to be o thriller.
The game between Club and, etinners-up, they are unt expected Army on the Club Ground at to leave anything to chance, but Happy Valley this afternoon will go a out for a win. should prove interesting and spectators can be assured of 70
minutes of clean and enter- taining soccer,
Club, who started off the season somewhat indifferently, have been doing exceptionally well of te and have not only been garnering both points from their games, but have been pentille in their scoring.
the
Recent performances by Auny players have not been af all impressive and unless they do, better this afternoon, Club should nutch both points,
Pulice scored a well deserved 4-2 victory over South China "" on Wednesday nad if their de tener can hold the KMB inside
trio in cheek, they might yet take point from their opponents, who are not altogether too strong in defence.
Largo Crowd Expected
Tomorrow's game between 51. Joseph's and South China “V on The Club Ground at Happy Valley will in all probability attract very large following.
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Provided that nutside influences do not upset the players, a rous- The last gate between
ing game is expected, these
with the two frame ended in a draw, each devision in doubt right up till the adde scoring once.
final whistle. The merling between Eastern The hat game between theen and Kwong Wah at Carolue Hai two teams at Caroline Hill cartier is not likely to attract much al- in The season was played under tention and it would not be sur-the most unpleasant circumstances prising 1
Kwong Wat and ended ja n anrrow win for
see
Pusulate their success is the Best the Carr Hill team by four round, when they enged an up-goal to three.
suby.
sel by defeating Eastern, which In the Shield semi-final, the was then a more formidle sute Saints were beaten by one goal than it is today, by two clear scored late in the gate by South to nil. The winning goal being
The attraction on the Mainland China "A". will be the game between Police and Kowloon Motor Bus Boundary Street. When they lost net, KMB beat the guardians of the law by three goals to one,
As the hitsmen still have a hope of finishing up the SIRENI
GOLF STARTING TIMES
Harling time, Hunday, April 21:-
OLD COURSB
ENGLAND
т
HCOTLAND
44.G.D. Carter v 1.8. Hobb
A.E. Llaumaṁ v K.S. Kinghorn
12
9.24
9.2
1. Gollman v 1.W. Shewan
0.52
0.34
.K. Collinge v 1.4. Cowperthwaite
D.A.0. Davies » EJ. Mackay
9.40 T.A. Pearce J., Markl
3.44
51.429
JH. Gillum v 8.8. Gordon
W., Dari
HR. Cieland
WAT IL.W. Death v W.G, DubePinot
2,35
W.J Dyer
13.
W.35. Landal
10.04
10.08
G. Stewart
A.E. HE
W. Blaker v E. MuclarƏN
L.C. Brill 1.8. Barry
NEW COURSE
Deakin v J.Et. Biteling
924 - NJ. Whelpton • D.1. Prophet
C.M. Pryce « W.F. Galve
9.2%
213
0.14
0.10
0
E.. Sairbury 2.1. Macintyre
1. Jackson v 3.80.8. Thonncom
Alton T.D. Tirytale
044 JA. Belman A.T. Dow
P. 2 D.KK
I... Billinghurt » W. Paterson
.J.D. Jowe v K.A. Miller
K.A. Muson ♥ N.C.H, Ford
15.00 EW. Groves v A. Mettride
10.04 R.P. Muzria v W.J. Conte 10.0% G.P. Frezymon v A. Tok 10.12 1.D, Pringle v E.A, Broda
TO REPRESENT
INDIA IN HOCKEY
In their
CHINA MAIL
Results Of Tennis Games
Preliminary rounds of the Kowloon Cricket Club mem- bers' Tonnis (handicap) Tour- nament were played nft on Wednesday and Thursday after a few day's delny owing to the weather,
Results to flatd are:
Miss Lambert Baker and 4. Harrow Cowe 153 beat Miss M. Hoskins and M.R. Snew (rec. 15.3), 6-4, 1-6, 6-4; Mrs. EC. Fincher and A.W. Wood (rec. 15, bent Mr. Hewitt and H. Stang (owe 13), 6-2, 6-3; Miss J. Broad- bridge and H.S.
Yung beat Mr and Mrs. T.O. Baker, 6-3, -3.
J. Guest bent W.A. Meholas, E.G.P. Guest bent J. 9-3, 6-3; Barrow (owe 15), 1-0, 0-1. 6-3.
R.S. Capell and
and W.A. and
Nicholas i
30) beat A.W. (owe
and M. R. Snew (ree. 15), 6-3, 6-4; P.E. R. Smith and A.P. Stagg, 6-9, 8-7. Egal and J. Toilers (ove 15) beat
Mrs. A.V. While and Miss Lam- bert Baker beat Miss Ribeiro and P. Kotewell (owe 15), 0-4, 7-5; Mrs. L. Stokes-and Mrs. I, Anker- son (owe 15) beat Mrs. J.P. Lawes und Mrs. E. Horsman, 6-4, 8-0.
End Litton (owe 40) beat Joan Lawes, 3-6 7-5, 0-2.
U.H. Grimths beat H. Ridsdale (rec. 18/3), 7-5, 2-6, 6-3,
FC. Fincher (awe 40) beat R.S. Capell free, 15/3), 0-4, 6-3,
HKLBA MEETING
A general committee meeting of the Hongkong LAWN Bowls Associatiun will take place at
David Messrs.
Sussoon & Co.'s)
HONG KONG, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1949.
Welcome
Home, Heroes!
The Hong Kong Interport Soccer Team returned from their successful engagement In Manila yesterday. Picture shows them shortly after they landed Kal Tak by Рап.
American
MAIY plane. ("Ohing
A
photo).
HK's Victorious Soccer Team Back From Pl
offices, Princes Building, Chater Hong Kong's victorious Interport Soccer XI return-
Roud, on
26.
Tuesday, April nt 6.45 p.m., and not on Monday. April 25, as originally notified to members.
Gon, Barkor.
Urquhart,
Soccer
ed to the Colony by PAL plane in proud pos- session of the Interport Cup and Replica. The team was met on arrival at Kai Tak Airport by Mr. L. F. de Souzo, Hon. Secretory of the Hong Kong Football Association.
the
Lin-
SOCCER GAME RESULTS
London, Apell 21.
of Boccer The results
games played today were:
First Division Manchester U. 1 Sunderland 2
Second Division Leicester City 3 Blackburn
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SAN MIGUEL SHIELD WAR
(By "GRANDSTAND")
The Inter-Hong League resumes-this week with`rò- newed vigour as the energetic contestants tangle in a three-game schedule for the San Miguel Shield.
At this stage, with only two games played, it is probably too early to predict the eventual outcome of this recently revived loop, but it seems that Shell have a slight edge over the others in that they have so far won both their games, while the others have at least one loss. chalked up against them.
leaders.
This week Shell will meet Gibbs should annex the points with stiff opposition when they when they cross bels with the clash with APL Eagles who Musicians in the night-cap. Fred are all out to topple the league Diesta's Jive Boys have had two straight losses against them, and the music maestros will be out
their Shell will start with Chapple there gunning for
Arst Remedios on the stab with Iial victory. Winglee at the receiving end. while the regular 'Inner' quarter Batting Averagos
will be Robert Vas, Huckjuj Kit- and Fred chell Sulky Guterres Hyndman
arc
Loop
It is understood that the Junior botting Averages In the course of being prepared In the outer pastures Dickie by statistic expert Philo Re- Silver will roam the left wurden
be released in medios, and will with Tony Mead, a fast develop the near future. At the present Ing sure-firo By shagger, patrol-moment it is anyone's guess 65 ling the centro spol.
to the leader in that department, The right field position will he but it is more than likely that the taken care of by one of the winner of the coveted title will ethers on the illne-up which in- be a member of the Jaguar ros cludes Cesar Xavier. Denis Ab-ter, whose blasting base-hits have tong. Frankle Hut Chi-hong and pulled them through
many a
Alberto Almėldu.
Pitching Weak
APL eked out a close decision in their initial game against Fred Diesta's Musicians and although Reuter.
1
or,
crucial moment.
the Holidays.
Crescent HMCS
which "gave several scintillating exhibitions gainst local teams recently, has left iport but will be back again early May. SOCCER TEAM
who have watched All fans The Saints are fully capable
they have anveral Veterans on this toani in action cannot forget The following will represent of beating South China "A" to 2
the Club 2nd XI in a
their side. they failed to subdue Ernia Tuttle's brilliant mound It was the Consensus of during the Interport
game. morrow and if the players all
Portuguese opinion
the Stanvac Olters at their last performance, and every one will pull their weight, they should match against the
among players that Hong Kong players were
to the 10ok forward
return of have no difficulty in proving.off 3.30 p.m.:
Catholic Assoclallon today, kick the standard of
that people believe that unpleasant outing. soccer inanimous in their opinion
physical greetings' exchanged Although they are Improving this popular team, when they will Athletic ald fortnight
Manila was very low and that such incidents were directly due
Charlie Figueiredo's between the Manila and Brown;
on Hong with each game, the wenkpeqs 15 | tako ago, that South China's team
McKay, Locke, de Rome: Hender-thers Schools Soccer XI which players deliberately jumped at referee not so lax with the rules. Unless they
Taylor the Combined Christian Bro-to poor handling by the referee.
"Although certain of the Mantla have been
Kong Interport players could in the fact that the pitching de- strongest Portuguese nine. of veterans are not such
K. Baker, Ken Baker, Hooper, recently toured the Philippines or kicked an opponent,, the re
lamentably prevented wore the partment is
pour. as thoir formidable combination as
can dig up a new
Canton Trip. record would appear to suggest.
with marked success, could
Silva will
Showbont Young Kar-sing's Chinese Athletic will entertain
ferce took no action whatsoevor" "Some flagrant fouls which hurler by tomorrow, beaten Manila's sulu several of the Hong Kong made some sections of the grand husky Eddie Carmo buck-stop-a successful trip to Canton during easily have
be given the assignment with verseus Chinese contingent had Royal Navy at Boundary Street
London, April 21, and in view of the absence of so
Interport team.
stand players,
Indignant
the passed In a Rugby League game play-
unnoticed. whistle-Looter
ping. In mony ships from port and the
ed today Barrow defcated Liver- When questioned regarding the "One of the players actually officiating, what's important is old warhorse Ernie Ilearther who Ching College, they, took the des Guarding first base will be that In their first outing against Pul difficulty
confronting the Navy poul Stanley by 19 points to 0. unpleasant incidents alleged to spat in my face aker selectors in regard to the fielding-cuter.
jumping that we should decide if we can is still a threat at the plate de cisluit with an 8-0 shutout. have taken place on the field at me" declared another Hong omeinte right and fearlessly of #team, win for Athletle te
The Overseas contingent not- alinost a certainty.
Kong player, who added that the if not, we'd better keep out, for spite the years of inactivity on incident was completely ignored the sake of the game."
the 'diamond
ched up two runs in the first The uppertunity might here
by the referee.
The windy alley slot will prob- frame to take a fead, and both taken
to рпу tribute to the o! the sailors:
Arections, well-known Manila part in the tour, accompanied by ably be taken care of by Tommy sides then failed to score for t
Chan who made a welcome re-next five chapters. courtitions ot
Mr. A. J. Hussain as Manager:
appearance on the field after a In the sixth Sit Kwok Kit moment ore such that
Leck (SL Joseph's), Hau Yung-long layoit, while Tony "Peewee" blusted out a homer to spark a lone Manila-Hong sang (SCAA "A"), Tozer (Royal Alves will be Chan's key-stone three run uprising. Kong Interport
In the inal championship Navy), Cheung Kam-hot (SCAA partner. The Hot Corner will be
frame the home "A"). D. Leonard (St. Joseph's, in charge of Mlakin Somy, a bunt team was again held scoreless game and the other Hong Kong Captain), Tee Kam-hung (SCAA specialist.
while the visitors piled on an- exhibition matches, we have A). (St. Joseph's), Chu
Xavier
Stanvac and Caltex Ollers other three markers. Kassa Lo admit that we have a long, rug- Wing-koung
on to ged way to go
the Chung Shan pitched ・n two-hit Mullen (Club), diamond in a 'show-down. gain recognition abroad in foot.
AL- Chu Shlu varo Gansund's Stanvac initeld is game for the tourists while the five hall as we're doing now in base-Li Tat-fal
hurler yielded hang (Kit Chice). bal.
Rocha (St. belter than the Texaris, but the posing Joseph's), Castilho (St. Joseph's), outfield department of the latter
The game against Ling Nor Tso Kim-ho (SCAA "A") and is definitely stronger.
was called off as tho weather was Kwok Ying-kee (Kit Chee).
Both sides are about even in not. conducive to softball, but on the pitching department with the following day the OverBORS Luigi Gosano Nerulls of games played:-!
hurling for the squad triumphed over the Della Pegasusmen and Aft "Juguar" City's all-star nine by D5, Won Interport match by 541. Azevedo chucking them for the Beat "The Rest by 8-1.
Texans. Beat Manila Football League
by 3-0.
forthcoming Inter-
sportsmanship
although
e
the
they
would be fully justitted in askin for a postponement of their gamer
In both Divisions of the League. they have so far not sought to exploit the situation.
The Navy has so far not failed The
to full any of its fixtures and the sportsmanship displayed by the sailors should prove to be an example to many local teams.
TRANT BEATS
PTE BARRAGO
highlight of the Inter-Services boxing finols was the defeat of Pte Barrago, the pride of the Buffs regiment, in thé first string middle weight contest by Gunner Trant, a 39-year- old boxer of the Royal Artillery.
The contest which was held, doing most of the attucking. This at the Murray Barracks last round was a draw,
the Bulls won by but tonight was
مودا
It is about time that certain focal footballers bore in mind the fact that glory does not al ways go to
to there who win Shield or Championship means fair and foul, those who, under the most ad. Regiment when they beat the verse circumstances, uphold the Royal Artillery by 23 points to highest traditions of aporteman- 15 to win the Chater Cup. ship by "playing the geme" for
The
Second Round
The following comments Joc Sports Commentator. make in- teresting
The by
following players Look
"After Kong
before we can Man-chi Chau bring their rivalry
Looking Back
"Looking back at other past football
such series, fenluring teams as the Sing Tao Tigers, South China XI, Lien Hwa of The second round saw Trant Malaya, Shanghai Chinese #nd dashing out of his corner. Trant the Chinese Olymples, we can connected several blows. Barrago say that we really didn't do so was very game and seemed to be bad. marking time but Trant gave him "We must remember that the
members of the Hang Kon Trant landed several more blows.
Success might tramqua, three were given a walk- no chanco and kept on attackin interport team are the best the
Scotland on Sunday at Saokenpoo, position in the
men, notwithstanding the latter's
The Light Be Table.
1
the game's sake and not for the
of the 14 bouts on the pro- henours which bring-
over because their opponents South China "B" who have been cannot make the weight, one who
The final round saw both boxers Hong Kong Football Association Mitering
a series of set-bacit mainder on points.
won on a knockout and the re- going all out and Barrage landeti could select every year from any during
recent weeks, will be
several blows. Trant was not to of China's leading teams, re- guests
of the RAF at Sookunpos.
be beaten
and came back strongly gardless of nationality, provided The fights wore of thres rounds, scoring with several Jabe, Trant they are Hong Kong residents. Chinese cannot be too sure of
cach of two minutes, national Hockey come Entsteking both points from the Air- auto interval between wounds
with one showed up cleverly, degging his "So. Judging from what we pponent time and again and at saw at the Rizal Memorial track. starting at 10a.m. the following
At the conclusion of the bouts, the same time connected several football stadium, we can safely have been selected to
are another Brigadier A. de Burgh Morris blows with his right. This round say: well, not so bad, not good; India:
team which has shown improve- OBE, DSO., distributed the prizes geslo Trant.
enough either. ment somewhat late in the season to the muccessful boxers and in a Markham Singh, Muhan Singh, and Studd and the other for-short speech thanked the contest weight contest,
In the first string Light Heavy- "Unless we play football the Mohinder Singh, Darbar Singh, wards strike their true form to-ants for a very enjoyable evening baffled his way to a good win over football countries, we might ever Gunner Calte way they're doing it in leading M. H. Hassan (Captain), Bhagat morrow, South Chinn "B" would of very clean and sporting dis- Pte Clarke. Caire chased his op well forget the Sing; U.. S. Dition, F. X. Pluto, appear to be set for another de-play of boxing, lip congratulat-ponent all over the ring and land-winning an international meet in S. Noo, J. 3. Dillon and Mickey feat. Ram,
The following is the week-end the Chater Cup which was won by an no surprise when he was award- Reserves: J. S. Grewal, Sauja programme-
eral hard punches. It caine, this particular sport.
Singh and Garbux Singh.
the Royal Inniskillings Fusillers ed the verdict. Regiment last утат.
represent
HKLTA MEET The Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong Lawn Tennis As sociation w be held In the office of Messin, Lo and Lo, Ale- kandin Building, on Friday Apr: 25. at 6.15 pm,
Agondo: Minutes of last Gen. eral Meeting held on February
YMCA PICNIC
བ་ཏཿལས
TODAY
81. Manan. Army-El. Betieltora': Chatham NowA,
2.80 p. Referee: N. Delgado, Degant Tramway: Navy, 5.10 p.m.
Referez J. Warn.
ed the Buffs regiment on winning d
neveral
winner.
very
The final decision in this tracas should be a close one.
YANKEES WIN 2-1:
OVER WASHINGTON
New York, April 22.
Hank Bauer's ninth inning single helped the Now York Yankees 'to a 2-1 victory over, Wash- ington yesterday in the American League. Tommy Byrne pitched the distance for the Yanks, yielding only five hits.
The
AMERICACH LEAGUE
RH
4
It is understood that Tsai Ying- oheung, sports cooch of Chi Yung College will bring a selected team from Canton to meet a Hongkong side later in the year; meanwhile an all-Canton Inter - College League is being sponsored by Mr. Teal We all wish him luck,
WEEK-END PROGRAMME Sunday, CBA' Ground, I 11-a.m. Caltex v Stanvre
(Doc Molthen, Buster Hollands, Kentfie Sequiero)
2. p.m. Shell v AFL
(Charlle Figueiredo, Bimby Ablong, Fred Diesta) 3.15-p.m. Musicians v Gibbs (Hal Winglee, Emile Heurther, Chapple Remedios).
HORSES QUOTED FOR BIG RACES
Boston Red Sox blanked Philadelphia 4-0 Matar football playars
after dropping two straight to the Athletics. not and cannot be developed Pitcher Phil Marchildon blew up in the ninth The following were the results: overnight. They have to start
with two out as the Sox scored all their runs. FIRST DEVERION
First String welter-weight, Pte Club
The first fight of the evening * Army: Clash, & p.m.: Referee
London, April 21. young on a smaller fle'd with K.K. Ip: Lluwment Bat. Manson and Baw Pto Lunn of the Buffa beating Lunn (Tho Buffs) beat Gnr
Pubber shoes and rubber bali.
Chicago cooled off rookie
Only live horses were quoted Scorent P.P. LL.
And we can't have a big enough Johnny Groth and the Detrolt Ganner Charles on points. Lunn Charles (RA): Third String
for the Two Thousand- Gulrions Eastern *Kwong Wah; Caroline itit, showed more aggressiveness in this Light-weight, Ple Bunch (The
crowd to support a long foot-Tigers 5-2. Groth, a hot bat-
and five for the Derby when D., Referees J. Pafley: Linm fight and landed several. Lelling Buffs) knocked out Ging Joy (RA);
ball season unless the propie metti Pie, Collins and Rebelco.
ha
I 5 1 blows on his opponent.
the cards for the races werd Washington Third the last In
string wellor-weighti,
know what it is all about. |ter,' was, held to one single. Palle KMB: Boundary Street, p.m. round Gunner Charles went all
Kelly
New York
2 8 B called over at the Victoria Reieren A. Curst: nemen: for a knock-out and came.
(The
Bulls) lost to Gar W. Gibeon and 13. chandion.
Powell
"The sports-minded crowd not Cleveland trampled St. Loule Woning pitcher Tommy Byrne, Club here tonight. (RA); Second string only in Manila but everywhere -2. The Browns only
losing pitcher Forest Thompson/ Abernant maintained hla poel- near sohleving it. At the end of light-weight, Pto. Contes The
bluwe else in the Philippines has to be off Steve Gromek were
Bustor
8 0: ́tion' pa favourite for SECOND DIVISION
the fight beth contestants were con- Duffe) lost to Gor Markham taught football.
the "Two 19; Report and Accounts for the South China KMR; Caroline Hill, 5.30 gratulated for their hard and good (RA)
a pair Philadelphia
0 People should
Thovecha Gutheas Second string weiler- year; Election of Officers; Any Referent Pto, Collins.
be made to know that football of homere,
Winning plicher Met Pornell, los- against, but the. Leature of the other business.
Club PCA Club, 2.30 pm. Referee:ight Lunn was adjudged the weight, Plo Byrne (The Buffa) tan be more thrilling and more
betting, on ing plicher Phil Marchlidon.
this classic was this beat Gnr Bassett (fA); Socond deadly
In the National League, Cin- Chicago than basketball,
They Southpaw Pte Bunch of the Buff wring middle-weight, Pto Richard should learn that football is one cinnati poured on the power for Detroit
D
support for the French horses Amour Drake, following the newij noured a knock-out on his opponent Buffs) beat Bdr Me group game in which 24 people 5-0 win over St. Louis.
Cartneyd taun Jay in the second round.
Two Winning pitcher Howard Judson, earlier that another French en- (RA). The
Mattor was can enjoy playing at one time as homers and three doubles helped
try, Pontenay, would not rum Joker Lou Kretiow. Bunch attacked Curiously right
against only 10 In basketball pitcher Johnny Vander Meer Cleveland
Lord Derby's Swallow Tail was from the start, hitting hard all the First string light-weight, Pte These and several
our blank the Cards and give the St. Louis
again bint favourite at 10 to 1 paints, time. It was no surprise when he Clarka (The Buffs) lost to Gar apostles of the Navy Boundary Blevel, pont counted out,
Reda undisputed first place. 'FIRST DIVISION
should gome
for the Derby with Royal Forest (RA);
First string spread around if they want the Bob Scheffing homered with
Tonight's quotations were: Two Baleres Capt. Chisnall; Linemeni
Pło Clarks sport to grow.
Thousand Chinees--7 to 4 Aberc -A.F. Wille and B.M. Llu.
Gunner Powell scored a very The Buffs) loot to Gar Cairn
are on board in the eighth for. A)
nant. 11 to 4 Star King. the RAY
Flat string batam-weight,
1 Amour Drake. 10 to 1 Peter Support Necessary 4-3, Chicago win over the St. Louls
Flower, 100 Pittsburgh Pirates. It'wrecked Cincinnati
to B Nimbus 100-so Bouth China Bookus500 eventually won on points, evening, lost to Gne Trani (KA): First course we know that the BPESIAA
Record mens Li Bing-long and D.P. Tal ponent to the floor on mount and Boil (RA): First string middle-
o bar five.. "Unless "football is encouraged seven hätter for Bob Munerief, in| Winning pitcher Johnny Vander walght, Pio Barrago (The Buffe) and The best fight
supported properly (of his debut with the Pirates
Meer, Inser Howle Pollet. of the
Pittsburgh was, however, that between Gun-eting weller-weight, Fis.
La not napping and they
7 2. Willimi already spear-headed the 1 topped Brooklyn-4-1. behind Winning pitcher Emil Bush, lower Pia
the Buffs. BRITARD OF
BAY
Clint Hartung's four hitter.
Bob Muncrief. International Hockey
In the first round Goaner Trent "Ple Brennan, L/Cp! Herdy and have enough competition around A
New York Portugal and Army JK Talkoof Amy W 8.30p.m.blown landed their commando upe for Invasion Bid Gordon and Mickey Living Winning pitcher Clint Hartung UMEKOM ORTHA SMALL BATER
offensive and Pls Boxall, also the Ban Regt- which can produce a team of Apair of two-run homers by Brooklyn Pakistan, which was axed to be played off at King's. Park tos Zaman * Ki Chedi Zavy y University: Barrage retaliated. Both boxar coponentai jould not make the Momcimligt Oh, yes, that re-wton brought the, Glantar from ©Insér · Preacher Ros, morrow, has been postponed, • Polos, ♥`Wo' Chinese (Oravelled). seemed to be cruciosia with Treat weight,
"hoinda" stay "a prakt (number.ilot! behind to win
“Associated Press, Bong TIME. rail
A bathing plenic, organised by the Eurripoan YMCA, will be held at Silver Strand Beach (nluc nd a half mila bènch), today,
Members and their friends are advised that the bus will leave
the YMCA at 12.30. pani and re-
turn about 8.30 p.m.
The fare la HK$2. Participa-
torn is the pionic should bring
their own refreshments.
HOCKEY MATCH
POSTPONED
Krbe
match between
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CAA
TOMORROW
•
connected one that had ble oppureicht,
over
Bt. Jomph's Bouth China "A": Club, good round Powell sent hla op- Pie Keary (The Buff) beat unt
Pte Kelly. In the
A
.m. Referest, R.M. Omser Lines
m1 Refugees N. Gaffney: Liowo- MAI, Y., Mak and 4. Lock
evening
8 10 2 2 0
Winning pitcher Steve Gromek,
loser Dick Btarr.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ner Trent, of the Royal Artillery] (The Buffs) Coat Bdr : Win.our public schools), who i The New York Olanta finaly Chicago
Kis Chen (hợu)"
BECOND DIVISION
and
| Q&A v ̧Bl. Joseph'a;'Boundary Street? B-30
p.35.3 Rafvroe) AR. Wille,
Raleren P.A.“ Barrstio,
the
1
H. E
.
0 1.
10
Derby 10 to 1 Swallow TalL". and Royal Forest, 100 to 7 Un dred, 100 to 7 Jel Hind and Peter Flower, 100, to § ber Bye-B{#!~__ ter.
Printed and--pekikhas. Tor' (