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THE @CHINA | MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1951.
IP KOON-HUNG GIVES A SPARKLING EXHIBITION OF HIGH-POWERED TENNIS
By "ARGONAUT"
Giving a sparkling exhibition of high-powered aggressive modern tennis, Ip Koorhung, the 30-year-old reigning champion, yes- terday defeated K. C. Dao in three straight sets, 6-4, 6-4 and 11-9, to retain his grasscourt title for the third year in succession and for the fourth time since the war,
Dao, conceding almost nine years to his younger opponent, resisted gallantly all the champion's offensive weapons for fully 110 minutes and his gameness in retrieving all possible shots made it possible for the huge crowd of spectators to see Ip at his best."
All the handicaps of a defensive player, however, when pitted against an aggressive opponent with even 70 percent accuracy in his strokes, were never 80 evident as in yesterday's final.
There wore a few occasions when Dao caught Ip in mid- court with short length sideline and crosscourt drives and with passing lobs, but these were negligible when compared to the number of points Ip gained with his all-out overhead smashes, sizzling deep crons flat racket backhand and forehand follow-up volleys.
Added to these, Ip's deceptive drops wrought havoc time and again on the soft court. The champion also held the advan-
tage of a foster first service and
A
kicking second service that kept Dao well back on the base- on the left Hine, particularly receiving court, paving the way to his deadly follow up valley.
or smash,
If there was any department of the game in which Dao was superior it was perhaps in his ground strokes, which
were
more accurate than Ip's but not
as effective as the champion's deep low sizzling drives to both corners of the base when they get over.
Dao's weakness on the back- him powerless hand rendered whenever Ip got going with his backhand deep drives to the
corner. Almost 30 per cent of h.s
returns from
such shots
were killed by Ip elther with overhead smash, forehand
2501
cross volley er backhand drop and side-line volleys.
THE PLAY
Dao started promisingly in the first set, taking the first two games and then going in to lend 4-1, as Ip indulged in base- line play and drop shots.
Reverting to his regular style of forcing play and follow-up shots, Ip broke through Dao's service, and took the next four games in a row for the first set at 6-4. The set took exactly 20 minutes.
The second sot was more or 1029 a repetition of the first, with Ip conceding the first two
K. C. Dao in action in. yesterday's Colony final.
-China Mail Photo.
games and then coming back to anter ave games in succession.
Bight errors on Ip's part on abled Dao to win the next two games and catch up to 4-5, but Dao failed to hold his service to concode the second set at 6-4 in 25 martes.
Ip Koon-hung, champion again.-China Mall Photo.
Preliminary Heats Of The Inter-School Sports
The preliminary heats of the Inter-Schools athletic -Meet--were-run-off-yesterday at Caroline Hill. Only Government and Grant-in-aid schools were eligible for participation, and some keen competition was seen.
The semi-finals are scheduled for Thursday, and the Anals oo April 20.
Following were those who qualified yesterday for the semi-finals:
SENIOR
Heat 3-, Fung Ting-thuen (LSC). 2. Mark Hat-cheong" (SJC). Heat 41, Hector Kwong (SJC): 2 Ng Kloh-kow (DUS),
100 Metres-Heat 1,-1, Toung Ying-kon (WYAM); 2 . Ng (DB9). Haat 2-1. Young Ying- pak (WYAM); 2 Fung Chiu-wing (QC), Heat J-1, J. Callaco (SJC); 2. Fung Kun-gan (EKAM). Howi 4-1, Pang Cheuk-kas (YGAM); 7, Hurles-Hont 1,-1, Cheng Man-Lam Ka-ming (GVSM). Heat & Ling (DBS); 2. Chen Hung-lam 1, Lee Ymahu (WYPN); 2, Loo (SJC). Hest 2-i, Almao (KGY) | Wing-Jewnt_ (LSC). Float 01. 2. Au Xin-bung (DBS), Heat 3-Loureiro (LSC) 2. Loung Pak- 1 Yuo Bhu-tong (31 SC); 2, Chitt cheong (SPC). Heat 1-1, Cheung Ko-pul (WYAM). Heat 4--1, Ling
King-ngan (90); 2, Wood Mag= Sum (WYPM): 2, A. Collaco (LSC), nam (YMC) Heat D-1, Lee Po-
100 Metres Float 1-1,
kou (WGPM); 7, Cheung Nga-yip Sheung-km (9C); 2. Chan Kung-
(NTCAS) Heat 1, Char Kwok Jan [8JC). Heat 2-1, N. Ool
được WYAM): 2, Tú Chung chie (DOS): 2 Poon Fook-pui (WYAM), Heat 1.1, Leung Shu-hon (QC); 2, MoCall (KGV), Heat (.—), Jack..
(KCF),
200 Motrea...Heart _1.-1, Pun Son Loc (LSC); 4, Ho Cha-man Man-icwan (QC) 2 Young Ying (DES). Heat 5-1 Wing-chuen pak (WYAM). Heat 2-1 E. Col- (S/C); 2 Lai Hok-bun (LSC); 2, Akmeo (KGV). Hout 6
Dhaber
200 Metab,--Ecot 1-1, NoAAMKA
3. Xavier (ZEC); 3, ning Kat-lce (NTCAS) Heat 3-pl, Cheung Ngal- (WYPM).
Itoat
y (NTCAS); 2, Chan Kwok-chal (KGV): 1. Tsang Ilon-man (WYPH),
(WYAM). Heat 4 Loo Wing- lewat (LSC); 3. Tong Shibu-kwon On (DIS); 1. Poon Fook-p(NTCAS). Host 5-1. Peter NE (WYAK), Heat 2-1. Tong Kat-lee (DBS): 2, Wong Mingen (VWC.
WYPM) 2. Cheng Man-ching (DBS),
Heat 6-1. Yung Ping-chtem (LSC): Hoat 3.1, Tommy Braga (LSC); 2,
1, Peter Klem (54. BC). Hont 7mm Chan Yuen-cher (SPC), Hest de 1. Young Wing-kon (WYAM: * 1 Lam Sheung-lim (QC); Z, Almwo
Log Po-kou (WGPM), Heat 8.1. (KGV), Heat 1-1. Chan Ping-
Tu Cheung-chun (KCP); 2. Hoctor jeung (870): 3. Dhaber (KGV),
Kwong (SJC), Heat 9-1 Chau Kam-tay (WYPM); I, Chan Kwad-
400 Metre-foot -—1, Zraser (ROV); 2_Au Kin-hung (DB9).. Hont 31, T Brage (LBC); 2, Richhung (SP2). chard Clings (SJC). Host 3-1. A.
400
Tetangg
Metres-Heat 1-1
Wong Pun- (LSC); 2 (HCP). Host 22nd, Kong
K. C. Dao, in far court, and Ip Koon-hung in action in yesterday's Colony Open Grasscourt final at Chater Road. Ip retained the title, winning 6-4, 6-4, 11-9.
-China Mail Photo.
Randolph Turpin Flattens Brown In Two Rounds
"Spotty" Pereira Loses MAJOR UPSET I OPEN SNOOKER QUARTER-FINAL
By “SPIV"
The last quarter-final of the Colony Open Snook Chantpionship played at the Kowloon Cricket Club P night produced the greatest upset of the tournament far, when Chee Cho-liang of South China eliminati "Spotty" Pereira of Club Lusitano by three frames two in an exciting finish.
BAFE TACTICS
Pereira
Pereira, who was seeded No. 2, had been expected reach the final and meat Pong Piu in the concluding gam Choo will now meet H. J. A good break of 14 saw Chi Sobey in the comi-dinal to- forging ahead from 85-282 morrow and on his forin yester= | 49–29. Choo, aftor bil day is expected to win,
suookered, sent the grean ne The other semi-final between the end Lam Cho-chal of South China Pereira on a break of 18, brizi pocket, and start and Pong Plu of Eastern willing the score to 40-49: Contine be played at Kowloon Cricket ing his break, Peraira mada Club tonight, starting at 8 pm. risky attempt on the remainti
Chee's steadiness and safe Chee an eary short
black ball, failed, and tactics carried him through to the middle pocket.
pot in a deserving victory yesterday
A spectacular recovery" (1 against an impatient but spec- tacular "Spotty" Pereira.
featured the thl Pereira was the more accurate frame. After trailing bohla In his potting and cut shots,1-30 and 18-44, Paraira gradi but was forced into risky at-ally closed the gap' to 24-44. tempts at critical periods of break. of 18 took him to a the game by his opponent's cool Two spectacular cuts on the re and safe play,
and pink took him past Chec The first frame saw Pereira | score at 54-44, 20
Pereira had the misfortu taking a lead of 9-2. A break
the blue of 12 took him to 21 and gave to go in off
lead which he never re- pocketing it, conceding linquished until the end of the precious points to Chec, whi first frame which he Brown is one of the few boxers who have gone the distance with Sugar Ray 25.
won by however, missed a long pot o the blue from the respot an Robinson, the coloured World Middleweight Champion, and at the weigh-in for to- Chce had the lead at the sent it near the middle pocke night's fight he scaled 11 at. 71⁄2 lbs. to Turpin's 11st. 10 lbs.
opening of the second frame, with the pink well in positier but from 13-1 this was gradu Pereira made no mistake wit He covered The fight had been postpon-. ||
from sent Brown staggering all round ally narrowed down to 20-25 the two balls. up well month because Turpin's body blows and was the ring and finally put him A good double by Pereira into smiling at the end of the first down with Д succession of the end pocket, and a pot of
which today's fight | round
some of Tur- punches to be counted outthe black enabled him to over- through the pin's blows were wild and he | Reuter,
take Chee at 28-28. was made to miss on occas- sions.
Birmingham, Apr. 16. Randolph Turpin, the British and European middleweight champion, continued his succession of quick wins tonight when he stopped Billy Brown (America) in two rounds.
ed from last
of. Turpin's damaged hand.
The end in
camo
midway
second round when, after Punching Brown, ar Italian American, all round the ring, ho put him
for the
count.
down
Brown was warned for hold- ing in the second round and was backing away most of the LEFT-HOOK TO THE HEAD. He covered fils body well with his elbows but Turpin Brown was several Inches taller than Turpin but Turpin then a left hook which clearly scored with straight lefts and
got in some hard blows 10 Brown's body and then a left
hurt Brown,
hools to the head, Brown fought Some toc-to-toc punching back, swinging punches with preceded the end for Turpin got both hands.
right on top with his punching,
SPORTS ROUNDABOUT
Glamorgan's Investment In Youth Should Pay Off
Says DAVID JACK
him
Hockey Association
Knockout Competition To Be Held On Sunday.
The Hongkong Hockey Association Hockey knockout competition will take place on Sunday, April 22.
All teams affiliated to the Hongkong Hockey Associa tion have been invited to take part, and it is understood that they have all agreed to participate. The actual "draw" will not be made known until 1.80 p.m. on the day of play.
The
aft
WILD
CLOSELY, CONTESTED
fourth frame closely contested one with thi lead constantly, changing hand. Chee opened by having bi ball in off the red. Pereir chalked up, eight points. C begin the frame with a 12. lead.
When the
were reached,
coloured bal
however,
score was 38437 in favoare Chee.
A fluke snooker gave Pereira four points and the lead of 41-
36.
at
The yellow and green we
to Choo but Pereira got the brown to lead again at 45-42.5 A ridy blue attempt by him his critical stage left the blue and pink in position for Chice to complete the frame a 53-45.
The final drame went to 39-81 after Chee had led 19-0, at the Pritcher scored the first goal opening. A beautiful double of 10 minutes after the start, while the red from the top cushion to Gardner scored the other in the the middle pocket, followed by pink, further increased Chee's lead to 40-31 and this was his usual brought up to 82-33 with the ald of two misses by Pareira, and three grand double
shots by
second bait.
The Association are making | use of three grounds, Club de
two Recreio and the R.N. grounds. at King's Park,
Games are scheduled to start W. Reed played at 2 p.m. and there will be no good gumo but their inado fon deviation from a set time table, wards were weak in following
Lethe first three games will up. start at 2 pm, the next three
at 2.25 p.m.
GENERAL RULES
the
Chee,
After
the
addition
of foss points to his score, and three more balls on the table, Poreira found himself snookered along
cushion.
Ireland-Sullivan; Wilson, Cham- berlan; Noonan,
Fitzgibbon She word-Coxx MacMullany, Haydes, Gardner. Pritchier, MacLellan.
Portugal-Somes; B. Golano, the Gosano; Nery, W. Roed. A. Mag- quos: Tony Alves, J. Remedios, 7. Viers: J. Fonseca, and R. Collaco,
A jump shot saved four points but sent the blue near the mouth of the end pocket, leaving Chee lan easy pot of both the blue and The team to represent India pink for frame and match.
. INDIA'S TEAM
Bha Singh,
(Capt.), Mann Singh, Chellish, Kran-
London. Glamorgan for the County Cricket Championship? one often hears, but if 'Not twice in one lifetime," horoughness counts, they won't be far off next August.
Each game will Coach George Lavis has had so many applications or training facilities at Cardiff Arms Park indoor school be of 20 minutes duration.
equipped with fluorescent lighting and spin-taking The competition will be con- trolled from a "control centre" ubber pitches-that he has had to refuse many clubs."
which will be run by Mr May. Cost to the county is £1,000] were chosen from some 300 Trophies won during the cur- & season but, with
rent season will be presented an endless clubs throughout the country. of youngsters. being stream
"on conclusion of the final game. Lawn tennis used to be known groomed, It's a good investment.
The general rules of the com- | against Pakistan in the semi- Opening bat Phil Clift, in hos-as the best-dressed sport, but petition are published, below for final of tho Internationat TODAY'S SEMI-FINAL pital last season, is it again. after watching Gerry Oakley in the convenience of spectators Hockey Tournament, to bo
3 pm at Kowloon Cricket Phil has twa souvenirs from his a navy blue sweater and John and players,
played to-morrow at Sopkun-Club: Pong Piu (Eastern) y Lam spell in "dode" an 18-inch Horn in a grey one at Shirley
poo at 6.45 p.m., will bo select-Cho-chal (SCAA),' operation scar and a prospective Park, Croydon, I'm not sure the
The competition will consisted from: Hassan He's going to marry his title is deserved. Fred Perry
of 18 teams affliated to the agrees,
He told me: "Many stars dress Hongkong Hockey Association, AND RATES?
in 每 slovenly manner these The winners of the competi- Jia, Lall Singh, Walker, Gurbex Will Manchester's civic heads days, and I was very surprised tion will be decided by gradual feel uncomfortable when, close, when Budge Palty won the elimination of teams, Le of the "Sportsman of the Year" ed sweater."
Each game will be of trophy in London and the Gold
minutes, ten minutes each way Medal of Recreation in Brussels,
Loughborough College student, with a one minute interval, les
ARMY'S TEAM a cycle firm stages a reception Glyn Morgan sets his own prob- the final game which will be of Army's team against for the world professional sprint lems for opposing goal-keepers, afteen minutes each way. Royal Alr Force champion in the heart of Man- Ho's scored
Each game will be commenced Quadrangular Tournament match chester?
goals for the College reserves and concluded by a time-keeper at Kal Talt tomorrow, bully-of (weather permitting) may be Perhaps it needs a hat-trick ins acason.
4
obtained at the Secretary's who will be in a position of st
will be p.m of world tille successes to gain
Col. Rumsey; Capt. Fitzgib- Office, Tolephone House; the vantago, entry to the Town Hall-inless
In the event of a game being bon, ORQMS Clarke; CSM Club House, Happy Valley you pay rent.
drawn, then the game will be
Paver, Cpl. Partridge, I/Cpl
and the Stables, Shan Kwong, Taylor: Major Lamble, Capt. Dudley, COMS Grant,
Sgt. Road. Haydes and Cpl. Gardiner.
bride. nurse,
Singh, Singh, Rattan Singh, Darbara
NOTICE
Singh, Smith, Balwant Singh THE HONG KONG JOCKEY and Mohinder Singh,
All are requested to be on the
ly following Reg Harris's receipt Wimbledon singles in a colour-"Knock-out competition.cat | field at 5.30 pm, sharp.
more than 100
Alterations To Brotherly love. When Cardiff City's Tyneside - born centre- Jockey Club forward Wilf Grant played in the North reently, he
Classifications cheered
od his on by Ave brothers from Bedlington (Nor-The following are thumberland).
was
List:-
the al-
Prora
CLUB
Draft Programmes Entry Forms for the Fifth
nad.
the
Race Meeting to be held on
the
Saturday 28th April, 1951,
VWloper.
WEEK'S FIXTURES The following y the fixtures for the coming week: 2
International : Tournament Portugal-Ireland, RN, To-day-Netherlands
No. 1 ground 5.40 p.m.; Umpires: B.M, Hannan. & Major. Vickury)
Wednesday-India (NIK Paldążan,', Sokumpoo 5.45pm: Umpires:
Astiraday-Final; - ground 5.45 p.m.; Umpires C. No. 1 backbough & R.8.M.
Heat - keung (8JC). Heat 3-1. 14g Broughes Hali, London, but bolli Amrabian Degger from/eloven players, but one reserve | A.M. Bitva, de J.H. Blokp
Test 4-1, George Was have figured in the varied carcer то
Tommo Gordon, former
d--l, Young You-hong
リ
decided on -points basis, count- ing two points for a short corner and one point for a long corner. If the game should still be de- clared a draw, then the team with the ball in their half (whether in play or not) when terations to the Classification the bell concluding the game is Dao was again in the dead of Collco (LSC): 2 Wilcox (KGV). Wodum 1-0 and 3-1 In the third sot, | Heat 4 -1; Lo Ming-cuờn (LSC) |
It's a far cry from the wrest-To Ches 1A.--Confecido tromi un will then be declared the 800 Metres.Heat 1.-1, Loo Shu- but again saw his opponent come
Tai-Chuen (SPC): 1 Sung Cheong ring to be calm of Burada 113, | coin (LSG); 3, TÙ (SGV), a
logor, back with relentless Yuen Pak-ping (OVSM)
To Class 13-Emerald sweeping
Each, team shall consist of forcing stroke to draw level of L. Wheox (KGV); 2, Ku Manıyı
wak (nas);E. Chues Yuf-m 4-4 and tolice the lead of 5-4. (QC); 3. Owwald Lâm (LSC) Hot (8P1).
BX-1 Chan Chi-kwan (AC) 3.
from 3: My will be allowed to replace a 18; Forward "View The but of In's raclock 2010 Leng Yu-ben. (St. 2); 3. Wong 09 (26)
(SPB). Heat 4-), W Georgeres," who is afkompting to | Lagro" from-3:-Beadne-from. 13. "Way ut Uis stage: The change Kahodu (290);
rosting player in subsequent To Cum Ass 1ng from 4: ot
found Ip repeatedly chou (ISC)
1.300 Metres-Heat 11, Leo gut Cheet Chen-ring (Like), et regain the amateur snooker lille borrie Hower from Duty Beli games. (A resting player w
Gordon
usetul 8-1. Wong Yook-ahbre (ULMS12 he held in 1949. 2. Chen Kwan-am
from 3: With his volleys and (GVM): Chan Chi-mas (QC).
Diamond Que from then become a reserve). in, crdrs
cricketer and footballer in a son The Chief from 4: V Day from 2 Chod Pak-dhuron (SPB). EINE 1- tirives anti, although he managed He-1, Ku
The two top teams in ench Manyul (OC) 2, 1, Yuon Wat-lewok (GVSM); % Chạ of Jock Gordon, outside right of To Che 4-Boney Dew from 5. do hold Tris next Avie vervice
vce Willoco (KGV): 3. Leung You-lam Ying-kwan (WGPM). Beat 0-1,
To
B-Keoiticky - Moon league will be coded and, will from .0. Chen Kwok-chak (WYAM): 2, The Preston North End "Invincibles," 1we could not broni (Bt.).
be shown in each; half as, Le Hugh Dao's until the 20th a 10. V& St. Joseph's Best 2
Bprit Rolay-Host 1.-1, D.D.3.; Yarn (QC).......
who went through the 1800-89.
To Class 7-Beylight from 6: Army as" "A", Rocreto A as P season winning League and Cup red from 6 Roemer, from 6 and 2nd Division team as game.. The final sot went to 55 −1, La Balte: 1. Wah Fan P.MY S 500 Metro Hout 1-1. Wong without losing a match.
Siver Yox from de hade t minutes before Ip won at Queen's
Toorno (WYAMISEN. Tüen Wal
To Chan Berpard from 7 and I respectively.alext Shot Put. Bel-itp (St. SC); T. dewole - (G) VEM). Feet 1-1, Kong
Gype from $ Midnight Fongress 11.9.
(LSC);
The following Umpires are Loung
Pak-koe Tas-chuan (SPC); 1, Lee Kai-humm
from 0: National Income from (WYAM); LSU Yan-to (WIPMI:
Li looks as if Bristol Rovers' Wonderful Gki fruen 9. Host 3-1,, Avan George (GVEM)
requested to be present at Cen Wal-Zion (WYPM);
(DESID
Wond Wat kan promotion bid has falled--but ·To Chat D-Dominó, from 1. King's Park RN; Ground Hang-gue · ́(DES);":Lale, Quie (ERCARE), Toms Kind, Pun Ma manager Bert Tann isn't worry-
1,48 p.m.:. R.S.M. McClennan, (DBS); Rattaneger=(KGV);
(SJC).
S.M: "Hannah, Major Vickary, w.O. Padley, Fit Sery. Al- dridro, J.H. Dlinko, A.V.. Gostno, J.S. Growl, G.B. Gurevitch, J.C. Marcal, G.T
TODAY'S GAME
Colony Grasscourt Open Doubles float 4.30 pm: Taul Yun-pul and All Wai-pus v Ip Koun-time und Gordon Lu
Louis In Hospital
1
(KGV): Thruos JCGY): 3o Took-yen
Xweer work(C); 2, Aborta Tavares, Ing. Saya Bert: With an average campo (QC) CODE CHE-WAT EK,P.M.12 Was You P.M. Host CC Work Brk-chuan (QC); Le @prk# Relay - Tout 1.1. age of 23, this Rovere team looks like playing together for another A.M.; Z.
Yen
Long
Jump ---Jung Mingeung Jomph's, Homt 1-1, La Salle 2. (OV): Chan - Tuon-chor (BPC); Steptron's. Beat 42-1, D.B.S.; B. Xavier (LAC); 56ậu Manshom, za Wanera Gowns.. Pil.
chung: 1 chi tiết. T
(DBS); Houry: Leong (DB6): Detroit, Apr. 15. Wong chiming (YerM):
(KGV) Adolo (ICCV); }rawer
Joe Louls was admitted to keV); Jany (SJC) to Klawood, Homital W-day, for Fonkreet|||(BJC]]]]: Chad treatment of a bad cold?! The (Uzabr
champung-kwong
Last!
derod, to, ħna«?
(0);
(WYPM);
amay
То
9:
Class 10--Tung Ta from: gury from 9.
six or seven possons, ant we'll DGS Win The
be knocking on the Second Division door all the time...
“SITTERS”
In June archery exhibitions
at
B.N.
Quadrangular Tournament Wednesday, 10 BAFV at Tak 4 p.m.; Umpires: W.3. Padley & Fit. Berg Alekige
Igen's 1st Division Woosley-Annoy y Argonecta. "A", Sookumpoo 5.45 p.m.;
vitoli
-tan
G.T. Palmer & G.D. Gime
In the event - that one umpire de sibeble to sobersch-Tha das requested to
storm, D.J. Steyn; 30300
KCC BOWLS
PRACTICE
Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 19th April, 1951.
By Order,
S. A. SLEAP, Secretary,
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG, JOCKEY CLUB
Special Cash Sweep
a) on the
Hong Kong Derby Saturday, 12th May, 1051
Tickets in the above: 12.00 dnch máy ba oftnthod at the Treasurers. Compra- dora Ollas, Ist Floor, Tele- phone House.onna Those who wish to avoid? walking up, stüles, or through
Junior Hockey Palmer, WO R. G. M. Sinith KCC lawn bowler are re-crowd should buy thes
Tournament
zam will be hold, on the South Bank Dipocsin Gleis Schdol, having site in connection with Festival won all their matchos, are the of Britain celebrations but it Junior Division Ladies Hockey will be archery with a differ-League Champions“ ence This aidést is of British The final validtidige grosses sports will Baydemonstrated aby nie
Intantis paralysis victima, all of pos Bakkioholic to
hom will satibot Licará a Liga Lid
$11.4021
Daire: Manbers of titre - Clot
and C. Blackbourn."
minded that the League starts tickets from the Branch Of. on May 8, and intending play cos at IRELAND BEAT PORTUGAL are requested to turn up for
D'Agullar Street," practice. Ireland entered the somat- finals of the International
Official practice
night, a is wiresti, Hong Kong Hockey Tournament yesterday It is hoped suficient
Wednesday at 0:45.
Ap.m. wher
players |- 882; Nathan Road, Kowloon Over 100,000 ticketa, Hold to
when they defeated Portugal by two goals toʻtill,
Play was bist during the whole gumo, will – both residen enjoying and gyen abgro, of the
will turn up to enable rinks to practies, together.
Enlay lista, for the Club'com... skitions"arwaleo“open” and ent~
should be made by Mon 173