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HONG KONG chinese RECREATION CLUB.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
OPEN MIXED DOUBLES
CHAMPIONSHIP.
AN OPEN MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP will be hold under the auspices of this Club and with the sanction of the HONG KONG LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIA
TION and entries are invited.
The entrance fee will be $8.00 for sach competitor.
"
All rounds except the Semi-finals nad the Final shall be played off before the 17th December, 1931.
The competitors shall make their own arrangements as to the ground on which the said rounds shall be played but the first named pair in pach bracket shall have the choice of ground,
The Semi-finals shall be played on the C.R.C. ground of the 19th December, 1931, and the Final on the C.R.C. ground on the 20th December, 1981.
Entries shall be sent in on or before the 16th November, 1981. '.
The other conditions under which. the Tournament is held are contained
Y.M.CA NOTES.
SOCIAL, LITERARY AND SPORTING EVENTS.
FULL PROGRAMME FOR COMING SEASON.
The European Y.M.C.A. at Kow.
loon is now in the midst of ita no-
nor.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1931.
sport fixtures, news of past and
HOCKEY.
RADIO SPORTS CLUB EEAT
GERMAN CLUB.
if the sponkers are up to their uzunt on leave of the Secretary some time standard of oratory Members takago, Air Ingrain, together with ing part in this debats are Masers. Mr. Macpherson, put in some very Sweót, Ferguson, Crozier and Skin-useful work in the general working
Another similar - trent in of the YM, C,A, store is n'talk on "Some Recent
Monthly Motas,"
The Royal Army Service Corps Novals" which Mr. P. S. Cassidy, A recent interesting enterprise of ground at Carolino Hill was the the chairman of the Institution the Y.M.O.A. in the inauguration moone of avery aporting hockey has arranged to deliver on Novem. of Monthly Notes, This is a four game when the above teams met in ber 34. This should prove to be page pamphlet to be issued month friendly match which ended in one of the most interesting of the ly, dealing with the news of the a win for the “Radidites" by four. ontiro series. Friends, of members tivities for the winter season and are cordially invited to attend these Institute both here and in other goals to. They were dainitely is offering an attractive programme debates and talks, and the com
countrice. Other items in the in the stronger tunin and, due to the of social events to take place mittes alis extend a special invita teresting current number are the fact that the Germans have not been
tion to lacios. during the next few months.
As The
Sports section of the future activities, and personal playing much hockey this sanson, already reported in these columns, Y.M.O.A. is, as usual, extremely paragraphs concerning various they had things pretty much their the first Ladies' Night of the season popular, hockey and tennis being mobors. Monthly Notes serves a own way in the first half when was held on October the 8th and the gamos receiving serious atten- double purpose inasmuch as it so Curbuchan Singh scored two.goals was voted a rury audcosatul begin. tion. Harcuador we give the lies quainte members of the working of ning to a similar series arranged of fixtures for the hockey club durs the local branch of the Association and M. Hanib one to give them a for succeeding months. The nexting. November. Regarding tennis, and also proves to those other than lend of 3-0 at half-time. function of this series is to take | the institution'is to be congratulat members who are lucky enough to place on Thursday the 12th inst. ed on the success it enjoyed in are a copy of the paper out tor game after the rest and only The programme for this event is the Hong Kong Tennis League this the good work started by one is the able hands of Messrs. G. W sonson. Taking sixth, place in "C" George Williams over a little shoji lot the Radio men through once E. True, J. Grenham and this fact division the Tennis Club has the St. Paul's Church Yard some 90 when they scored-Surjan Singh be- alone will assure patrons that an record of having won sight matches. Yours 280 is still making progressing responsible for the goal this onjoyable evening is in store. A It is to be hoped that with this all over the world, and that Hong dance is also being ranged to excellent start still greater things Kong is not behind in this pro-time. The game was a thoroughly take place during the month, but will be achieved next year.
gressive march.
enjoyable "one" and " so far a definite date for this affair
gow that thon has not been fixed.
have made a barb, it is hoped that the Germans will figure in more matches in the future.
The affairs of the Literary and Debating Society of the Y.M.C.A. are also well in hand, and is was definitely a triumph on the part of the committee of this section that Arst debate the trio of students they socured as apoakurs for their from Oregon University who were passing through the Colony. This was an eventful evening for, apart from the Oregon students proving capable and interesting as was ex- pected, their opponents, members of the Y.M.C.A., also shewed them selves clever and enthusiastic sup porters of the art of debating.
Next Week's Debates. The next debate is being held on in the entry forms which may be Thursday, the 10th inst., when the
obtained from
LEUNG SAI WAH,
Hon. Secretary, C. R. C.
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motion put to the house will be "That the Crazo for Speed is not Worth While." It will be inter- esting to see how the house will react to this motion, particularly
Billard Tournament. Much practise is being put in at the moment also at billirds in anti- cipation of the handicap tourna ment-being-arranged-It-is-thought- that a number of merabers will nection it is hoped to arrange some readily take part, and in this con-
special matches. It is worth re-
that marking here Y.M.C.A. members are some of the finest billiard players of the Colony. Recently eleven new members were welcomed to the association, four of these beingt enrolled in the in charge of this section and was BOB-going section. Mr. Ingram is
Hockey Fixtures for November... Tuesday 10, 8.10 p.m. v. Hong Kong
Police, Y.M.CA, ground. Thursday, 12, 5.10 p.m. v. Elub de
Recreio, YMCA ground- Tuesday, 17, 5.10 p.m. H.M.S
Medway, 8.10 p. Thursday, 19, 5.10 pm,
South
Wales Borderers, Y.M.C.A. ground. amongst
also welcomed to the Institution on his return from leave in Australia recoatly. Mr. Ingrain has been connected with the Institution locally for a number of years, and is probably better known to the men of the Navy and Merchant Service than any other resident of Hong Kong. During the absence
Tuesday, 24, 5.15 p.m., . Jat, Regt,
Marina ground. Thursday, 8, 5.10 p.m., ; H.M.S.
Modway, Y.M.CA. ground. Friday, 87, 8.10 p.m., . H.K.HC.
Saturday, 28, 4.00 p.m., 7. H.M.S.
"A" Y.M.C.A ground.
The Cormiana played a much bet-
*Incogs-"Team-for-To-day---
The following will represent the Incognitos" in a friendly match With the Radio Sports Club at Caroline Hill ground to-day. Bally. of 5.10 p.m.-A. P. Eca da Silva, A M. Rodrigues, F. Silva N Beltrao, W. Road, R. Silva Netto, F. Remedios, C. E. Barros, E. V. Reed, R. C, Reed, and J. A. do V. Soures,
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Mamak Competition Table. Berwick, Y.M.CA. ground. The standings of the teams, in the Monday, 30, 5.20 p.m. Radio above competition, up-to-date, aro:
8.C., Valley ground..
P. W. D. L F. A. Pts. Games have also been arranged St. Andrews 3 9 0 1 2 4 to take mu to north, namely, Hong Kong days during the
the
S.F.P.A. 1 1 24th and 1st inst., but up to the Radio present the opposing teams have R.C. of not been decided.
Signals 1 B.A.S.C
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0.0
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Police 2 0 0 9
Incognito
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THE TYPHOON..
NOT LIKELY TO HIT COLONY.
After enjoying a spell of good weather for some three weeks, the Colony was threatened with a ty phoon yesterday. Although the sky was overenet, with slight rain all whatever and it is not expected that through the day, there was no hlow
the Colony will be very much dis- turbed to-day,
The typhicon had been over the Philippines last week but over the week-end was "200 miles trom the Colony, and appeared you- terday to be heading for the Hainan Straits. It is however, considered highly improbable that the typhost will pan over the Colony.
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PING PONG.
At a match played on Sunday, the Filipina Club beat the Mercan tile Bank Sports Club by 12 sets
to . Ths scores were:-
Mercantile Bank
L. Ribeiro...
N. Beltrao ....
A. A Mattos
E. Remedios
C. Bochn
Total.
Filipino diub
L Castro......
I. S Castro ......*
C. M. Kayler
M. A Sousa
d. Castro........
Q
2
Total..... 10
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UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN
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ANNUAL DRAMATIO
EVENING.
The annus dramatic evening of the Hong Kong University Chris tian Association was held on Bug- day at 7.15 p.m. at St. Stephen's. Girls College when a large number of people, including Masses Julia Lem, T. T. Leung, R. Perry, A. Ho, C. Wong, K. Lai and M. N. Bax- ter, were present.
The play, entitled "Brother Sun," was brief but well-performed. The story concerned a Boldan, and two christians who were brought be- fore him as captives to be executed. The words of the Christian's.s0 cop- vinced the Solden, that he released them and ordered that no barm should be done to them.
Prof. R. K. M. Simpson took the part of the Soldan, Mr. Hant, that of Francis fone of the Christiane); Mr. B. C. Lam the Captain at the Soldan's Court, Mr. O L Law, the Soldan's Connoillor; and Mr.
P. II. Tong the Emir.
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Miss Pope acted as director.
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Immediately after the play, there was a choir practice in the Hall Dr. L T Ride conducted.
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