Soccer:
BUREN
THE PERFECT
SWISS WATCH
CHINA MAIL
HONG KONG BEAT KOREANS
1-0 IN THRILLING GAME
The Korean Soccer XI, playing their last game in the Colony on the Club ground at Happy Valley yesterday, lost to a Combined Hong Kong team by one goal to nil.
The game was witnessed by a capacity crowd and hundreds of people who were unable to gain admittance to the ground took up vantage points on Leighton Hill and on the roof-tops of houses along Wongneichung Road. Spectators were given fuli value for their money, as the gume, which was played at a cracking pace throughout, pro- vided plenty of thrills and ex- cilement.
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Tang Yeo-kit, leader of the Hong Kong attack, played forceful game un he was in- the interval and had Jured
after to be assisted off the field,
However, he returned after a short absence with his head in bantinges and took over the right berth, where he continued to con- tribute his share of the game.
The
rest of the forward line, did although good individually
et impress not
իտ A combination, Cheung Koin-hot was prono to: use he weight unnecessarily, too while Yu Cheuk-yin erratic and missed several good scoring chances.
whs
lively ex- After a bout of chungen, Tang Yee-kil was in possession again and with only the goalkeeper to beat, hesitated and had he shot blocked by Phark Dal-chong.
from
An empty goal
took the Hong Kong nearly lead when Tang was seen cutting in from the right. Goalie Chun his Sung-won advanced charge and jumped to meet the ball, but Tang managed to beat him and lobbed the ball into the centre where Leo Taf-fal was in position, but the latter was over ahot wide when, anxious and faced with an empty goal.
Korea were For long periods forced
defensive the on
but managed to hold their own and the interval came with neither side having scored.
Two minutes after the re-start, Hong Kong forced a corner and Yue Cheuk-yin sent the ball sull-
Tat-tal and Chau Man-chi were very fast with the ball, but the Korean dofence had the mea-ing across the goalmouth. Heads
sure of them and managed more often than not to beat then on the tackle.
Grand defence What contributed to Hong Kong's victory was the grand de- fensive play of their defenders.
Kwok Ying-kee, in the pivotol position, kept a watchful eye on the dangerous Korean centre- forward, Chung Nam-sig, and more than held his own.
Mullen and Lau Chung-sang, whe
flanks.
also on his played fino spoiling game and never allowed the Korean for- wards to settle down.
were
rose to meet it and Lee Tai-fal wes brought down heavily.
From the penalty awarded the Hong Kong team, Lee Tal- fa scored the only goal of the game.
200-yard hole-in-one at Fanling
Mr. Frank Harris scored hole-in-one at the 200-yard. 18th hole on the Old Course at Fanling yesterday after- mon.
Mr. Harria, playing in a fourball, out loose with his brasolo, hit short of the green and rolled on, right into the
cup.
This is beloved to be the first hole-in-one scored on the 10th on the Old Course.
Home soccer:
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HONG KONG, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950,
Baseball:
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Softball:
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"THE PAUSE. THAT REFRESHES"
over REDIFFUSION 9.159.30 p.m. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS
Season's campaign hinges
on
Brooklyn pitchers outcome of week-end games
New York, April 18.
The largest opening day crowd in Philadelphia his- tory saw the Philadelphia Phillies batter five Brooklyn pitchers for 16 hits and a 9-1 vic- tory over the defending National League champions today.
Robin Roberts, 23-year-old right-hander, turned back the Dodgers with seven hits to the de- light of 29,074 spectators. The Dodgers pre- viously had beaten Roberts six straight times. Every player in the starting crush the New York Glants 11-4 line-up except Roberts, hit before 82,441 opening day fans
at the Pole Grounds, safely as the Phillies scored all but one of their runs in the first four innings to take a convincing 8-0 lead.
The Braves wrapped the game; up in the 8th with a five run barrage that shelled Glant starler
Jansen from the mound,
Rookie Lawo homers by centre-fielder (
second baseman Mike Gallut got four hits in four times at
but.
Home runs by second baseman Connie Ryan, third baseman Bob
centre-felder San Elliott and Jethroe helped pitcher Warren Spahn ana the Boston Braves
Week-end fixture list offers a number of interesting matches
(By "ALBION")
by this The fixture list this week-end offers a number of interesting matches, among which will be the game at Fratton Park where Portsmouth en- tertain Cup Finalists Liverpool.
Shocked into action
Korea attacked in eurnest goal, and after several forward move- by the ments were (broken up
defence, Chang Hong Kong Kyung-whom on the left mang- ed to break through, Working his way down the centre, he was on the verge of shooting when Ng Kel-chung again saved the sifun- Lion.
Not long afterwards Tang Yeo-} kit was injured and had to b ussisted off the fleid.
Flip of the foot
will find Bury a pretty hard nut to crack at Gigg Lane,
Notts County, In the Southern Division, seem to have been rather fortunate in not having 100 force- ful opposition in their bid for in that Second Division status, neither Notts Forest nor Torquay have taken full enough advantage of the former's lapses which have been many of late.
What an attraction this should be in the football world! Both teams are fighting neck and neck for the championship and in addition, Liverpool are out for the coveted "double". Beth Ng Kel-cheung and Hul
Portsmouth's form during King-sing the two backs, were
and since the Easter perica cool in their clearances, white
must have given the other their positioning was faultless.
teams in this Division some- In goal, Yue Yiu-tak did no
Korea almost scored the equa-thing to think about, and not have a busy afternoon although lizer following a clever move- he brought oft several fine saves. ment on the right where Phark the least of them, Liverpool.
I think Pompey will retain their In the Korean goal, Chun Keun-sup lobbed high ball point lead over their rivals in this Sung-won played a good game down the centro.
league as a result of Saturday's Centre-forward and could not be blamed for the
Chúng who penalty which gave Hong Kong was on the receiving end found game.
The other Cup Final icam-Ar- victory.
path blocked and imm his
immediate- Kim Kyu-wham was the pickly headed the ball to the loft senal-will be at Molencaux Park, of the Korean defence, although where a quick flip of the foot by where they will be guests of Wel- Park Dai-chong at left-back bore Chang Kyung-wham sent the ball verhampton.
This should be the game of the the brunt of the Hong Kong at- back to the centro. Chung Fook-
In position, sent day, with both teams still likely tacks, Ho was ably supported by chin, who was
in this in a low drive but Yue Yiu-tak to come in for honours Lee St-dong on the right.
Division. managed to bring off a ne save,
Yue came
Into the limelight again when he brought off an other good save from Choi Yung
Resorted to short passes The Korean forwards resorted to their short passes, but the Hong Kong defence marked them and managed to man to man break most movements before they reached a dangerous stage.
Chung Nam-slk, the goal scorer. of the Korean team, did not have a successful afternoon and found Kwok Ying-kee too
near him throughout the game.
Chung Kook-chin made several thrusts into the Hong Kong aren only to find himself poorly sup- ported,
keun,
After a period of defensive play, Hong Kong set their for. warde in motion, again and for a while bombarded the Korea defence, which did not waver under the refentiem attuok. As the game was drawing to close the Hong Kong team seem-
ed to be contented with their solitary goal lead and fell back to a defensive game.
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favour the Home team on this occasion, although past records reveal that it can be anybody's
game when these two teams meet in the Midlands.
At the other end of the Table, we find Birmingham and Mas- chester City, both putting up the pluckiest of battles in order to avold relegation. But alas, it looks bad for both of them.
This
All sat for elevation However, the County seem all set for elevation and should fur- ther enhance their claim by taking full points from Notts Forest on Saturday,
The some can almost be said of Doncaster in the Northern Divi- ston. They have fallen over rather badly an two or three occasions throughout the season—it's a great pity that Gateshead's revival came that little bit too late.
Gateheads! recent prop wins must have, given Doncas ter something to think about.
of
Andy Palko and one by first baseman Preston Ward provided the punch as the Chicago Cubs season with a 0-6 opened the victory over the Cincinnati Reds before 31,213.
Ward's homer in the third came with two runners on base, as did Pafkco's second circuit clout in the ninth.
Yankees win
An electrifying nine run eighth inning enabled the World Cham plon New York Yankees to come from behind and beat the Boston Red Sox 15-10 in the American
League.
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WAH YAN COLLEGE
WIN TWO BASKETBALL TITLES
Wah Yan College, whose Junior basketball equad car- ried off the Junior Inter- Bahools Basketball Champion. ship last weak, also annexed the Banfor Inter-Schools Basketball tille Last night following = 12.20 victory awar Queen's College,
Hockey:
Army trounce
(By "GRANDSTAND")
With the exception of only a few postponed games in the Inter-Hong and Midget Leagues, the Softball Association's official fixtures con- clude this week, as the four. Sentor League teams wind up the play-off series. Never before in the history of local softball has competition been so close that the champion- ship is still uncertain with the concluding week looming ahead.
The league position is such that every one of the four
pennant contenders stand a mathematical chance of secur- ing the flag.
In order that the programme may be completed before the Pre- sentation Bail next Saturday, both the Braves and St. Joseph's will be engaged in double-headers.
This strange position has set softball fans agog with excito
Commandos 8-1ment, and enthusiasts are conjur
Army maintained their lead in the Hockey League when they beat Commandos by eight goals to one at King's Park yesterday.
ing up all sorts of possibilities over the three week-end games.
Bunting at stake St. Joseph's fans hope for a Saint victory over the Braves, for a final showdown against It was good game, within Americans on Sunday, with the
bunting at
wha
the
stake while followers
Blue Fox wins Metropolitan Handicap
Epsom, Surrey, April 18... Prince Aly Khan's Blue Fox won the Great Metro- over politan Handicap run two and a quarter miles here, today,
Mrs. M. Glenister's Tarka was second and Lord Rosebery's Gar- ter Knight third.
Thirteen ran.
The batting was as followwat Blue Fox 8 to 1 Tarka (favourite) 5 to 2 Garter Knight a
8 to 1.
Blue Fox won by three lengths with one and a half lengths be tween second and third..
Runners and jockeys were iden tifical to the probables except that Stipend and Nebla Bill did
run,
the
Jaguar camp is not with
the Balnts out optimism, for split their double-header, slip-
Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, ping to the Braves, then the Ceylon High Commissioner Series will and in a four-way tla London, had a winner bare today if the Jaguars take the Braves, when his four-year-old Bear The position is so crucial that Dance, won the April Handicap. the.. whole season's campaign run over the mile.
lts, but one always felt that the Army had enough in hand of the Braves will be rooting for at any time not to be in danger their favourites to pull through in Skipwith, Fitzgibbon and Merch the double-hender to card the stunned
day opening crowd of $1,822 looked on in were on their top form and kept right to meet the Yanks.
The bewilderment as eight of the the Commando forward line in 14 Yankee hatters to come to check, as well as keeping their the plate in the eighth hit own forwards on the move all
* the time. safely to shell starting pitcher: Mol, Parnell and three other Red 8ux hurlers off the mound. The Red Sox appeared to have the game in the bag when they forged a seemingly insurmount able 9-0 lead after four innings.
knocked The Detroit Tigers Bob Lemon out of the box in the eighth and went on to beat tha Cleveland Indians 7-0 in 10 intings before 85,744 fans, big gest opening day crowd in the The Tigers were alded by four unearned runs on the help of errors by second basenian Jod Gordon and arst baseman Mickey Vernon,
notion.
Long fly to left field
оп
outcome of this
The midget
at 6 to 1 and rläden Bear Danes
thanks Spares,
by
overtook
Clarke
came on in. place of Daniels was too slow in parting with the ball. He is not a for- ward, so perhaps should not be
too harshly. Judged
On the Commando, side, Phii-hinges on the lipa made
everal excellent week's games.. saves, while Trice and Sturgess,
the 100 to 8 chance, subject to what has been sald The Midgets will have their Mount Coote, ridden by the Aux- "Scoble" Breasley, Bor short before, also did well.
quota of thrills, as the Aces and tralien, "Scob
ly after rounding Tattenham Smith worked hard at right- Saints cross bais. half and Barton, in the middle.
and romped Both teams are one down, and ner nat played Shrself to a standstill, but the winner will most likely have fous lengths' winner from Mount Oakley was rather overwhelmed to meet the Black Hawks, who Coote, with a 11 to 2 shot High- are also one game down...pro-welly, another three lengths away, by Lamble.
Army scored five times with-vided the Hawks emerge vic-third of 11 runners. out reply in the first half,
Gardner opened the scoring torious against the P.1. Dodgers
early on when he want through on his own. This was followed | by one from-Lamble and an- other from MaKensla.,Gardner addad two more before the In- terval,
another
they meet this week. Eric Guest's four. In five last wook has lifted him to within threatening distance of leading flon Sequiera,
position
#
home an easy
I
It was Bear Dance's first race
of the season and his first success on a racecourse.
City and Suburban
London, April 18. The Royal jockey, Harry Carr, rides Habib Rahimtools's Ave year-old Twaoko in the City and Suburban Hanidcap, to b
be run 4. over one mile and
a quarter at Epsom tomorrowed to start at
The race i 53
5.15
Detroit scored the winning run in the 10th when first, baseman Dick Kryhoski ran home shortstop Jerry Lipon's long fly
Spiky Guterres needs three in four to pass Sequiera, while Guest In the second half, Commandos must register a perfect four in to left field.
Al. Rosen, new Indian third] had more of the game but after four.. baseman, hit his firat major leaguo, about 10 minutes, McKenzie ! : Batting position homer in the eighth.
made the Army total six.
Latest batting Larry Doby homered in the Lanible scored
and rat inning with one on, also for Gardner completed the Army follows:
score with a brillant sole effort. Storm Inquiers....... 16 14 Cleveland."
Catcher Aaron.. Robinson Darling scored a consolation Spiky atarres homered with none on base in Commandos
short corner, the seventh for Detroit. The Washington Senators push-mandes would not have been fluttar Eriksen 14 ed across five runs in the first tered by one or two mora goals, inning, then hung on desperately to score an 8-7 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics in a sen-
witnessed by Prosi- .son opener dent Harry Truman and 33,000 other fans.
Ned Garver's skilful pitching
6.18 B.S.T. Twelve probable run-
"AB ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈Ave, nors and jockeys are as follows: 414 Teaoko (W.H. Carr), Roc du 0% Dlable (W. Johnstone), Hyper
bole (A Bressley), Iron Duke
•Britt went Brown G.
Periscope III (Gor
goal following
Eria, Quest *** but Indeed Com- | Big' Boeres
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HOCKEY FIXTURES
In this Section as well. the in the tight places and Ken The following are Hong Kong a fairly Wood's timely batting gave the Hockey Association fixtures up to leaders and themselves in a comfortable position. Doncaster, as St Louis Browns a 5-2 victory and inclyding Friday, April 28: a result of being two games in over the Chicago White Sox.
should take the step up. hand,
NATIONAL LEAGUE are away to Barrow this and should take both points
own
Another struggling team weak Birmingham are away to another struggling team—- The pace was also having ita| Charlton—and will be very hard
at The two Korean wingers did effect on the Hong Kong players, pressed to avold defeat from what
stake. not impress.
but the Korean team seemed to will most likely be, a terrifle 'dou Gateshead will find Crewe
on their tough handful the^^'kick-off, Hong|be inspired From
and continued to Aght. Kung warmed into the attack press.
Manchester City are at Home to ground.
Forecast for matches to be The referee's Anal whistle found a powerful Derby County alde and played on Saturday, April 22. and a long swinging past by Huf King-sing sent Leo Tal-fal them still trying hard to score a
even their away win at Sunder-
DIVISION 1 last minute equaliser. away,
land last week does not allow me Drawing a defender to him, LeB
to place much confidence in their Jobbed the ball over his head to
ability this coming Saturday. Tong Yee-kit, who was in position, but the latter hesitated and had
also Everton, near
his shot deflected.
Almost immediately, Tang had the ball again, and made a clever opening for Yue Cheuk-in only to see the latter beaten as he was
about to shoot
Sliding tackle
the
Over at the other end, Koreans were on the move and
from a pass on the right, Chung Nam-sik dribbled his way through but before he could shoot, Ng Kel-cheung cut in from the left and brought him down with a sliding tackle.
Hong Kong: Yue Yiu-tak Ng Kel-chung, Hul King-sing. Mul- len, Kwok Ying-kee Lau Chung-
precariously
Ram-hot, Tang Yee-kit, Chau - Yue Cheuk-yin, Chang
the font of the Table, should win their game with Man-chi and Lee Tal-fal.
at Goodison Park, and Burnley Sung-won: Lee Korea: Chun
by so doing, do much to relieve Sl-dong, Phark Dal-chong, Leo
tho fears of their supportére. Ki-chu, Kim Kyung-wham, Chu To Division If the fight still goes Young-kwang, Phark Keun-sup, on for second place with both Chol Yung-keun, Chung Nom- Shelloid teams fighting Out Lo aik, Chung Kook-chin and Chang the finish and Southampton with Kyung-wham
a very
good outside chance, OFFICIAL OPENING over the border to
This week, Sheffield United go Wales, where Cardia City will be
Oppal- OF NEW IRC LAWN wide,
Last season they took a point BOWLS GREEN
away with them but I'm not so mure on this occasion.
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The official opening of the now tawn bowls green of the Indian' Recreation Club will take place at 5ookunpoo on Sunday next at 3.30 pm.
The
After 20 minutes play. Yue
Out of tologation zone Check-ylu had two glorious op portunities to open the score, but
-- Cardin, now out of the relega missed on both - occasions.
tion zone, have settled down to The Korean goul had atother' Omelal of the Hong Kong play fairly good' football, as their close shave not long afterwards Lawn Bowls Association, Messrs, win at West Ham last week would when a high contre from Yue J. G. Meyer, V. C. Labrum, N. indiente, and they will put the found Loe Tal-fal rushing from 3. Bebbington, LA, Gullerrez United hard, to it to
Ret at least the right to head but the ball and J. Tindall as well as re-
a point this time went inches off its mark..
presentatives from various Clubs Shemeld Wednesday, on
on the fortable
-win--at-the expense o' Coventry City on
on Saturday (and thus move into second place in this Division
On one of their breakaways have been invited to participate other hand, should have a com- Korca,
Chol through Yung-Youn Inva friendly game of bowl, ⠀⠀
through the managed to alp Hong Kong on a pess|| ST. JOSEPH'S XI and made a
for goal. * Kwek - Ying-kin
The following have been select howevared to feprosent St. Joseph in anvas the, altijation), when he managed to "dash up in the their First Division league soccer nick of time and deflect a low match against Polles at Boundary shot for a fruitinen, cornare di Sizbor 10.30 p.m. today,
Brown Rocan Chong, Shah, will
CAUTISKA Vier: nither Chimney Pickering and Bradford:
for this aberved. -Hsu King-sing: Day Bradford should take full
1922 Outsiders Bouthampton shoul-
also have andrey victory result of thale Visit to Plymouth, --It now seeme a matter as to who
Plyusouth down
"drop
VILLA v Bolton
BLACKPOOL v Chelsea' CHARLTON v Birmingham EVERTON → Burnley Fulham West. Brom Huddersfield v SUNDERLAND Manchester City v DERBY MIDDLESBORO v Stoke Newcastle v Manchester United PORTSMOUTH v Liverpool WOLVES
V Arsenal DIVISION II BLACKBURN, v West Ham BRADFORD. v Swansea BRENTFORD. v Barnsley BURY v Queens P. R. CARDIFF v Sheffield United CHEA
Leeds Hull v Leicester v Preston -- Plymouth v. SOUTHAMPTON, SHEFFIELD WEDB v Coventry SPURS v. Grimsby Liu kož
DIVISION III SOUTH....... BOURNEMOUTH Newport
U BRISTOL RV Norwich Palace v Bristol C. EXETER V-Swindon Ipswich v TORQUAY Leyton v Millwall NOTTS CV Notts Forest. „PORTVALE V Aldersbot READING Wallall, Pie SOUTHEND V Northampton
ACCRINGTON v Rochdale DONCASTERAM Barrow
Scores
0.14
(Edgar
don Richarda).
Lengue table to date Won Last, Felg. Slino), Refund (Deur Smith), Wit-
Solar plaza nerient
Americans
Braved, 4
At. Joseph's rain. ↑
Sagunen
Inter-Heng League'
Ciru Bervice
Callen
Ban Miguel
Banyo
Stell
Gibba
Mercantile Bank...
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RAF y Navy; Kat Tak, 5.30; WO
Smith; RSM Scott.
R. HE Brooklyn
7 0 10 Philadelphia Winning pitcher Robin Roberts, losing pitcher Don Newcombe. Boston...
11. 12 New York
8 Winning plicher Warren Spahne losing pitcher Larry Jansen. Chicago
13 Cincinnati Winning pitcher Johnny Schmitz,,
Loser Ken Raffensberger. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Boston Winning licher Don Johnson,
loser Waller Masterson. Detroit
100 18. pitcher Art Houttoman, loser Jesse Flores. Philadelphia
Winn
15.15 10 15
Washington
8
12
Winning pitcher Rue Scarborough,
loser Carl Schelb.
St. Louis
Chicago
10 10: *
Winning pitcher, Ned Garver,
loser Bili Wight.
Cards 'off to roaring
!
TODAY
TOMORROW
Union Insurance 0
2
AWAR
ton (EPH Smith), Jacobite (W,
Cox), Burnt Grass (R. Reader), -10 Big Wig (T. Mahon) and Laver-
40 atoke (D. Greening).—Router.
400
1.000 Kowloon Cricket
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800
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Complete fatures for the week-end i
Army v YMCA; RNAC, 5.80, WO Senior League play-off
Smith; RSM Scott.
Bunday, April 28, Police v KITC; Boundary Street, 10.30, S/Car. Padley; RSM Booth:
Navy Club, RNRC, No. 1, 11.30,
WO Smith Mr. Xavier.. Chand Tar v Nomada; RNRC, No. 1, 10.00 S. May, Hannan QMSI M. Celland. YMCA Y RAF- RNRC, No. 2, 10.00. M. Bilnko; Capt: Puyne. Army v Dutch, Sockunpoo, 11.15, M. Palmer Mr. Bradey. Recreio Av Recreio, B; Recreio, 10:00 CYS C. Aler; Mr. Guest,
Tuesday, April 251"
Baturday: CDA Ground.
434 pin-Bravím v BL. Joseph's;
(Piata Umpire Buster Hollande), Sudiyi CHA Ground.
11.30. Joseph's ▼ Americans. (Fiste umpires Den Nobbize). 1.00 p.magnars v ́Brava,
(Flate umpire Buster Hollands),
Inter-Hong League
Gunday: CBA Ground.
·20,00 Caltex Stanyac.
1.30
--Shell v Civil Barvice. 400 p.m.Mercantile Bank Unloa
Inanrance.
Riservia Football Ground,
30.00 .man. Mavel Gibbs.
Midget League
Chand Tura Commandos, Navy Saturdayi' Chá Ground,
Dutch
Friday, April 28 Dutch v Commandos,
LEAGUE STANDINGS TO DATE
Herria A
KITO
Comu
Berl NATI
"W 13 13 4 1060 56 3
1.30.DK/Balkis; v. Acom
(Plate Umpire Charlie Figueirado). Kocralo· Football Groźnd. -
--1,80 p.ms-i-Mobawke v "Blue, Dirda, șe 14.09 pm—P.1. Dodgers v. Blackhawks Hunday: Recreio Freibal! Oravid, -
*11,30 a.m/-Delawares ♥ Lioni.
1.00 pm-Black Arrows v. Falcons
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TENNIS ENTRIES
The entries for the Ladies "A" Division of the Colony Inter-Club
Club tennis
The following Kowloon Crickel Club teunis matches have been arranged.
Competitors must inform the Committee as soon as possible if A they are unable to play on the days alloted so that other ar- rangements may be made.
Players are asked to look at. the Club's notice board, am addi- tional Axtures will be posted there from time to time.. Thursday April 20, at 545 puta. Court No.
1. Miss P. Ward vs Miss M.
Figuerado.
2 T. E. Baker va Winner R
0. Baker against J. Lariou.
- 3 Miss J. Walt ya Mies. J. T
Lawes.
Mrs. At. Chow vs liņa. 1. M. · Tebbutt. -
Friday Aprli 21, at 5:45 p.m..
1 Mrs. G. Chaun and D. Chen
ya Mrs. E. M
R. G.. Baker Tebbug,
,and
7- L. F. Stokes ¡va" Winner As ...E. P. Guest against ́ ́ C. AL Pepperell ve Miss Ward against
"3%
·Migu
Lambert Baker vá Mrs. A. Bailey, beate Munday April 24, at 5:40. p.m.
1. Miss, P.;Werd; and A. VA UK, NA
White" vs Mrs. K. M. Gata
Stapleton
and L New York, April 19,
Home runs by second baseman Red Schoendienst and right fol der Stan", Musial' sent; the St Louis Cardinals off to a roaring SRETAN start in the 1930, major league M baseball season" as they downed Dutch. the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 before
irku 20.871 ball fans last night,pag YMCA
Bchoondienst opened the Car- Hinal scoring in the first night" Ums opener in major league his- fory) with. – basss-maply - homer in the fret innin. Mull tollow-
14/12, 4, 11, 40 as League should read::
***** Ladies' Recreation Club, Kow 210 411 W2#loon Cricket Club, United KERK ATM A1 Recreation Club, Chinese Recrea
Borvices
2Mr M
16 18 tion Club and South China.ku
For the Ladim "B" Division tha3 ************* entries are: Ladies Recreation
Club: Kowloon Cricket Club, Re eralog Univerally Craigengowr and: Unlied Services, s
BILLIARD
RUGGER RESULTS:
April 1
The following were: the: cestalti
played; today:
Wanderers 6. Falmouth
Chow and L Kotewall vs Winner Mrg
Chauhand Chen Zagaing? AMPES Tebbuit:and Bakor.
Zimmern, and J. V; Bel- CW. Tebbutt and R.TH
and
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