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WEEK-END FOOTBALL
Pardoe Leaving By Somersetshire
Hong Kong will soon be missing several well-known Army players by the departure of the Troopship Somersetshire, the most noticeable of whom is Gunner Pardoe of the Artillery and the Colony's pivot and Interport Capitalt. Pardce will be sadly missed particularly by the Army. He has been playing good football for the last two or three years and h's recent Interport display amply justfles the opinion that he is one of for the best, if not the best, centre half Hong Kong has seen quite some time. I am sure that all Hong Kong footbal followers will wish Pardoe the best of luck in his new sphere and that he with enjoy many more years of the game he plays so well.
The chief attention during the week end will be centred in the Senior Shield the between S, China "A" and the Club on the Caroline Hili to-day.
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Club is faced with the problem of surmounting a stone wall. Win they be able to do it? Will the honours of lowering the Chinese colours fall to their lot?
S. China up to the present have been lucky enough to avoid de- feat. Their recent displays have not been very encouraging. They seem to be suffering from some sort of lethargy and have been Their in- unable to get rid of it. termediate line in particular has satisfactory and been far from their forward line has lost their old sting:
Club, faced with a stiff pro-
wili
allow position, I hope.
not the fact to worry them, and will just forget about the inferiority
complex when they take the field.
They have a hard working for-
THIRD DIVISION
(Klek off at 3 p.m.)
·R.A.OC, v. Rallway R. C. (Roll- way Ground). Referee: A. J. Mor- ils.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1935.
R. H. K. GOLF CLUB
Starting Time For Fanling
The following are the starting times for Fanling for to-morrow,
March 31-
9.40
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OLD COURSE
EXHIBITION
TENNIS
Japanese Stars At Play
the
FIRST EXTRA MEETING
Entries and Weights For Next Saturday
The following is the list of en-
tries and weights for the first extra race meeting of the year, which is.
9:
The two Japanese tennis stars, S.-Hayashi and T. Yoshioka, who recently participated in Philippines "All-Comers' Tennis to take place on Saturday, March Championships gave exhibitions
1-The "Hay and Corn" Stakes 9.36 am. J. C. Taylor*' and D. J. on the Hong Kong Cricket Club
(Five Furlongs) - ground yesterday when they were Gilmore*
Cavalcade, 155 lbs; Chesterfield, 155; Chow Min, 155; Copper Idol, 155; Delightful Chance, 152; Fel- bridge, 161: Forget-me-not, 158; Gold Dust, 155; Helter Skelter. 152: Hey Tor, 152; High Principle, 158; In Good Time, 158; Invermark, 155; Lmcluden. 152′′ Partnership, 152;
153: Pavane.
Philanderer, 158: Sarabande, 152; Strathnairn, "152; The Deemster, 152; Tiny Star, 158; Warrington, 152: Yinying 155; Young Chap, 152
J.
8, H; Dodwell and KS. Morrison*
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H. N. Williamson and W. opposed to Tsui Wai Pul and S. A. Pittendrigh.
Rumjahn respectively.
There Was comparatively small attendance, and owing to the poor condition of the ground. the standard of play served by the visitors was not up to that expect ed. The ground was slippery and rendered foothold dimeult and as a result the visitors, were unable to produce their best form. They did, however, reveal now and then that they were players of no mean ability. Hayashi, who rank- C.ed as a better player than his colleague,, possessed a very force- accurate Lful forehand and his
9.44
9.48
H
G. E. Archbutt and A Ritchie
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R. Young* and W. Jamieson"
0.52
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9.58
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Royal Air Force v. Police (Chat- ham Road Ground). Referee: Tel. Hooper."
10.00
10.04
++
G. T. May and D. Keogh
"
K, W. Jones and J.
East Lancashires v. Royal En- gineers (Military Ground, Happy 10.08 valley). Referee: A. B. McPherson.
R.AS.C.
Lincolas (Navy 10.12 Ground), Referee: A. B. Howard.
TO-MOROW'S. GAME
FIRST DIVISION
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:
10.16
10.20
18
Royal Artillery v. South China "A" (Sookunpoc Ground). Referee: 10.24 % F. Archer.
:
A. C. I. Bowker" and J. Alabaster"
J. H. MacFiney and E. M. "Bryden.
Dunbar*
H. G. Williams and A. Walkden.
W, A. Stewart and
McKellar.
11
R. L. S. Webb and Label.
R. A. Rodgers and W. Buyers.
#
4
J.
placing and smashes were a de- Alight to watch He was opposed to Tsul Wat Pul whom he beat by 6-2, 7-5.
F.
N.
D. K. Hislop and N.. J. Perrin.
10.28
FRIENDLY SOCCER »
10.32
E.. R. Price and J. W. Martin.
10.36
W. J. Carfle and W. J. Waddington.
Recreio
10.44
Jewish XI v. HK. S Hotels There will be à Soccer game between the Hong Kong & Sbang- 10.40 ward line and with Howe leading hal Hotels and a Jewish Team on his men well and with the wing-Sunday the 3rd March, 1935, at Ground. (By ers giving him necessary support, the Club
kind permission). Kick off at 3 10.48 they should enter the field with
The Jewish eleven confidence. This game is bound ... sharp.
A high will be chosen from: to produce football of standard, and should be played
The at a fast rate.
odds are slightly in favour of the Chinese.
Chinese Derby
S. China "B" are playing the China Athletic in a League game at the Sookunpoo ground and are also down to meet in the semi Bnal of te Senior Shield
The game to-day will be typical of the Chinese play. It should be fast and exciting. China Athle- tic have been gradually forging ahead in the last few matches and Chen and if Chau Ah Fal Chen Wo will be able to make the trip down from Canton the Athle- tic's prospects will be enhanced very much,
The
Joseph's Kowloon St. match on the mainland will be a very even affair: Both teams are well served by some Army players
been but have not
figuring so well of late. Kowloon is a shade better than the College team and ought to be able to gather the two points.
Another semi finalist team, In the Police, will be seen in action against the Lincolns. It seems the guardians of the law have dropped off in form. If they want to keep their stocks up it's up to them to show that they are really a semi finalist team. Lin- colns ought to be able to make "them work, The types of play
are
totally different.
C. Thwaites and A. V. Greaves.
Yoshioka although not such a hard hitter as his compatriot, re- vealed a great variety of strokes but he was rather Inclined to be erratic. He had as his opponent S.. A. Rumjahn whom he managed to beat by 7-6.
just
Of the local players, Tsul was not at his best, driving out on J."W. Mayhew and C. J. many occasions, particularly in the first set. He improved some- Stellingwerfi.
what, however, as the game pro- gressed, so much so that Hayashi had to go all out to capture the second set. During this set, Teal's hard drives for which he is famous, became both effective and well Eplaced and left Hayashi standing
P. Morrison and G. Mar. selile.
10.52
D. Blumenthal, L. Blumenthal;-
C. Fuxman
H. H'Mundy and A. Humphreys.
D.
10.56
H. C. Gubbay, A. Caplan, L.
Landau
G. C. Worrall and Bathurst.
11.00
1.
C. H. Bradley and T. Monaghan
c.
M. Talan, B. Greenberg, L. Op-
penheim
B. Pasco, E. Josehp, B. Weiss H.E.C. Inter-Department Match
The following players will re- present the foreign staff against the Chinese staff on Sunday, 3rd the South March at 11 am..
30
China Athletic Association Foot- bail Ground, Caroline Hill. (By kind permission),
A. Quinn, A. R Minu. J. K. I. Haroor, M. Sloan, S. Yusuf,
Stoker (Captain), Sabban, W. G. Souza, W. E. Peers, H. T. Sou- sae and J. C. Santos. ..
Peres, V A Reserves: A. Neves and S. M. Rumjahn
11.04
M. H. «Ivy and A, Som- merfelt.
11.08 J. B. MacDonald and A.
A. Bremner.
11.12
A. T. Lay and A. Lissaman
11.16
I. H. Geare and A. Purves*
11.20
11.24
11.28
"
B.
J. T. Edkins and D. A. Campbell*
W. E. Hunt" and G. W. Stabb
3
Capt. Hall and G, B. Mc- Cormick
NEW COURSE 9.40 am. C. Mycock* and Comdr.
9.44
LOCAL CRICKET.
9.52
9.58
+
10.04
H.K.C.C. Teams
The following have been selected to represent the Hong Kong Cricket Club's First and Second elevens in their engagements with the Royal Navy 10-day. The First team are paying at King's Park and the second eleven are playing at home. Both matches will start at 2 p.m.
First XI
A W. Hayward, (Capt.), G. S. Lincolns Dunkley, T. A. Pearce, G. E. Hill-
with their close passing and me-wood, H. W, Baines, G. A. Stewart,
10.08
Hole*
Capt. Shannon and Col. Matthews.
T. A. Pearce and P. Scoones.
J. F. Robinson and Mrs
Turnbull...
T. A Jenkins! and E. P.
Fletcher.
J. L. Adams and L. R. Billinghurst.
* Caddies from Superintendent.
Unsuccessful in ballet for Old
Course.
COUNTRY CLUB
The starting times for the Coun- thodical distribution will 'be up G. R. M. Ricketts, T. M. L. Red-try Club golf matches on Bunday against the long, passing and goal mond, H. Owen Hughes, E. R. are as follows
getting type of the Police I be- lieve the Lincolns will be able to make it.
Duckitt and L McInnes. Second XI'
A. K. Mackenzie, W. Keith Ro- The only game to-morrow binson, L. D. Kilbie, J. E. Potter, that between the Gunners and
A. Milbank, J. A. Ritchie, T. 8. Bouth China "A" in the Senior Forbes, H. J. Armstrong, H. R. League. The Gunners will be semmelink and J. E Smith without the services of several old players and I do not think the Chinese will meet with any opposition.
SENIOR SHIELD
Kick off at 4.30 pm) South China "A" v. Club (Caro- life Hill Ground)." -Referee: C. J. Malyon,
FIRST DIVISION (Kick off at 4.30 p.m.) South China "B" Chinese Athletic (Scokunpoo). Referee: G. Shoobrook.AN
Kowloon v. St. Joseph's (Row loon Ground). Referee: Archer. Lincolne v Police (Chatham Road Ground). Referee: HH, Headth,
SECOND DIVISION Kowloon T Navy (Kowloon Ground). Referee: WR Reynolds. Eastern v. Club "(Club Ground), Referee: Ip Ka-kau.
RACE PONY DESTROYED
10.28 W. G. Williams, E, Sadick, 10.32 A. A. Lopes, H. G. Leong. 10.36 A Urquhart, EL I. Leitao. 19.40 R. A. C. Basto, F. E. Remedios. 10.44 C. G. Anderson, R. Kew. 10.48 L D'Almada e Castro, J J.
Basto.
10.52 B. D. da Roza, F. X. da Bilva, 10.56 A, E. Castro, A. W. da Roža. 11.00 B. Basto, C. E R. Pereira, 1104 C. Kew, C. H 8uen. 11.08 Miss A. M. Williams, Miss M.
Basto
Castro..
Broke Leg During Training 11.12 Mrs. Ar J. Kew, Mrs. A E
11.16 Mis Leitao, Mrs.
D'Almada
While being trained at the Race Course yesterday morning, Gold, Unit, a grimin belonging to Mr. L Tse Fong, broke a leg and had to be destroyed
It is believed that the pony shled Whilst running round the coUZEE and crashed into the ralla. It took part in the Annual Race Meeting last week but did not win an event.
HOME FOOTBALL
London, Feb. 28.)
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11:20 Mrs. F. E, Remedios, Miss G.
Ablong.
2-The “Lokerers' Stakes (Seven Furlongs) Ace of Aces,158 lbs; Arctic Star, 158; Attention, 181; Bonny Dundee, 161; Diogenes. 161; Gold Coin, 158; Gold Unit; 158; Heart's Desire, 155: Jolly Eyes, 158; Mersey, 161; Plain View, 155: Soldier of Peace, 158; Soldier of Victory, 181; Tammany Hall, 161: Voltaire, 161; Ythaḥ, 158
3. The "All Out" Stakes (Six Furlongs)
Gold Currency, 158; Gold Bullion. 155; High Speed, 158; What a Chance, 158; Arctic Star, 158; Way- ward Stag, 161; Hetman, 158; King's Fancy, 161: Great Hall, 161; Oak Bay, 181: Valorous, 155; Don 155; Mayflower, 158
4. The Randwick Plate (1 Mile)
Goldsmith, 149; Got That, 155; Racing Lass; 149: Snowy River, 149; The Maori, 152.
3-Tytam Handicap "A" Class (1 Mile) Belmont Star, 158; Bold Major,
Double
on numerous occasions. Hayashi retaliated with accurate placings 145; Coppersmith, 140;: and brillant overhead work, with Chance, 180; Emergency Call, 158; which he evoked rounds of ep-Gold Picker, 158; High Principle, plause from the spectators.
The Yoshioka-Rumjahn game produced a keen struggle with Rumjahn leading for the first eight games. Yoshloka was shaky at the start and allowed Rumjahr to run away with the first three games. He then settled down and hia
variety of strokes rattled Rumjahn into making numerous mistakes
The doubles match between the visitors and S. A. and H. D. Rumjahn was a long and weari- some affair. The visitors proved themselves far too good for the cousins and won the first set by 6-2. Their combination was a de- light to watch, while on the other band the cousins were
145; Invermark, 152; Invincible Knight, 158; Lincluden, 149; Lucky Strike, 160;. Matinee Idol, 143; Pro- pitious Time,
158; Sci-Fa, 155; Strathaird, 145; Strathairn, 140; The Deemster, 150; Tin Ho, 161; Touchstorie, 155; Wadebridge, 164. 6-The Hong Kong Handicap “A”
Class (13 Miles) Sadko. 168; Ribble, 143; Cossack's Beauty, 181; Hetman, 145; King's Bounty, 140; King's Jubliee, 145: King's Justice, 150; King's Warden, 158; Soldier of Britain, 168; Soldier of Germany, 140; Rose-Queen, 148; Gladiator, 154; Herod, 181.
7-Tytam Handicap "E" Class
(1 Mile). Adventurer, 152; Beginner's Luck, not at their best, particularly 6.Atain, 158; Clyde, 158: Estrellita, 153 158; Blacksmith, 158; Bold Cap whose shots found the net more Flamingo, 155 Gold Dust, 155: often than not. After leading by Half-moon, 161; Helluvarella, 155: 5-2 and when everything seemed Leading. Bee, 155; Locksley Hall, over, the visitors eased up siderably and allowed the cousing to catch them up. However, the visitors eventually won by 9-7.
The results were:-
Kayashi beat Tsu! Wal Pul-
B-2, 7-5.
COM-
Yoshioka bent S. A. Rumjahn
7-6.
Hayashi and Yoshloka beat 8. A. and H. D. Rumjahn ---8-2, 9-7.
SCHOOL SPORTS
Wah Yan College -Meeting
A very large number of school boys and girls were present at the Caroline Hill Ground, yesterday afternoon, when the Wah Yan College held their tenth annual athletic meeting and second inter- house competition:
In the course of the day's sports, Chung Chan Lam of the Green
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155; Nebular Star, 152, No Can, 152; Pavane, 155; Soldier of Russia; 158; The Minx, 181; The Omad- huan, 158: The Pike, 158; Valley View, 155; What's The Time, 155: Yingying, 155: 8-The Hong Kong Handicap "B" Class (11 Miles) Fudge, 140; The Tiger, 160; Bright View, 188; Jungle Jim, 158 Gold Coin, 148; What A Chance, 148: Limelight, 145; Young Chap, 140; Bistre, 145; West Parade, 150; Valorous, 152; Bonny Dundee, 150; Warrington, 140; Don, 160; Soldier of China, 168: Boldier of Peace, 151; Glad Eyes, 140; High Honbur, 155; Foxbridge, 158; Rousseau, 161. 9,--The Moonis Pond Handkap
(1 Mile).
Able Amazon, 165: Alacrity, 196; Atlas, 145; Bag Tor, 147. Cold. Morning, 152; Derby Day, 145; Goldsmith, 135; Mount Pilatus, 138; Racing Heart 148: Rose-Ann, 150;" Baucy Face, 147; Southern Cross; 140.
NB-If the top weight does not. accept, all weights to be raised 10 lbs
11.24 MIS, A. W. da Roza, Miss. H. ↑ House created a new record in long from the two other teams, St.
Kew,"
OLYMPIC GAMES VENUE
Rome, Feb. 28, The Foreign Office has reiterated that Italy has withdrawn her claim for the allotment of the 1940 Olympic Games to Rome,
Two matches played to-day in Apparently the Italian delegate University. Royal Artillery (St.the Second Division of the English at Oslo has not yet received any Joseph's Ground). Referee: EG. League and the Southern Section Instructions, for he has not with
of the Third Division resulted in drawn the clalin at the meeting of Isley,
Lincolns v. Royal Engineers the points being shared. Notts the Olympic Games Committee. (Sopkunpoo Ground). Referee: H. Forest and Brentford played to a meeting here
goalless draw, while the Southern It was announced from Rome B Huntley
Chinese Athletic v8outh China Section teams, Newport and Read- yesterday that Italy would support
Japan's claim to the games -- (Caroline Hui Ground). Refereeing, scored two goals each
Beutor
Beuter JE White
Jump by jumping 10 Teet 11 inches, that is 1 foot 6 inches bet- ter than the former record.
Except for the weather, the meeting was a great success in every-way,
Joseph's College College.
and Queen's
At the conclusion of sports, the prizes were distributed by Rev. Father MacDonald, 8.J., warden of the Ricci Hall of the Hong Kong University,
The large number of events were keenly contested and many Hearty thanks were also ex
ne finishes were witnessed, es pressed by the committee of the Decially among the junior boys Athletic Association in charge to The Bemor and Junior House the following, who generously con- Championships of the College were tributed to the prize fund or pre- won by the Green House with an sented aggregate
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which and colle in frater
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AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
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