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CHAMPIONS TO PLAY
THE REST
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Finale To Football Season
(BY "PIVOT") "
The soccer season will practically be at an end after to-day when the Champlons of the first and second divisions, will try con- clusions with teams chosen to represent the "Rest" of the Lesrus. With the exception of the "Kotewall Cup" and several unplayed matches in the senior division, aljs major`and, league competitions have been completed.
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The match between the Champions (South China "A") and the "Rest” at the Club ground wůli provide a ‘grand Anale to the season. South China is fielding their strongest eleven. On paper at least, the team takes a lot of beating. They have one of the strongest attack and defensive forces In the Colony and in Tam Kong Pak they have an all-round player who once again should be in the Hmelight in to-day's game.
The "Rest" team is quite a re- presentative one but surely there la room for improvement axlesë it be that the "Kotewall Cup" has prevented several of the Army players from participating. For instance I would rather see Row- tands, in goal instead of Rodger.
Rowlands by bla recent display's has shown himself to be a keeper of a high calibre and can, always be depended upon to "đơ his best in any emergency. Why they should have chosen. Moss instead of Ridley is beyond my compre- hension unless it be for the above mentioned reason. -,
The "Rest" is quite capable of giving the Champions a good game and the match should provide the fans with an excellent exhibition of football.
KOTEWALL CUP
Army and Navy are playing in the third game of the "Kotewall Our to-morrow. Both teams are at full strength and though the Army looks good on form the Navy Tads are quite capable of up- setting all calculations.
The Navy's best served in the defence. In Moss they have a stubborn and clever *gbstacle. Their forwards are not so impres- sive collectively but at individual play they are a fonnidable lot.
Army's team is composed mostly of players Iron Lincolns and E/Lancs: If form is any, criterion then, the Navy had better, be care- fut for once. on, the move nothing will stop Ridley and Co. A good. game is expected, with the chances evenly divided.
"Rest" Teams For Saturday
'PROBABLE TEAMS
South China "A"-Worig Wing (Captain); Lí Tin Sang Lau NEU; Leung In Chan, Leung Wing Chiu, Lee Kwok Wai; Tae Kwai Shing. Tam Kong
Fung King Cheong, Chlu Tak Fai and In Pak Wa.
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The following are the teams" chosen to represent the "Rest | against the 1st and 2nd Division League Winners.
The Rest, vs. Solith China, 1st Division League Winners
G. Rodger (Hong Kong Football
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Navy), A, N. Bliss (Kowloon Foot- ball Club): R. Gosano (Club de Recreto), A. Ward (St. Joseph's), A. Howe (Hong Kong Football Club), A. Moss (Police Recreation Club) and B. Blekford (Hong Kong Football Club), «
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY MAY 11, 1935
LAWN BOWLS
To-day's Teams And Fixtures
With the weather at Its best |' behaviour,' lawn bowls enthusiasts are promised a pleasant time this afternoon when a full programme of league matches (in both divi sions) has been arranged.
SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING
Entries And Handicaps
SUNDAY GOLF
Starting Times For Fanling
The following are the starting The following are the entries times for Fanling to-morrow? and Handicaps for the Sixth Extra Race Meeting of the Hong
COURSE Kong Jockey Club on Saturday, May 18-
1-Smugglers Handicap (One –
Milo).
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"OLD
MAX BAER'S TRAINING
Interrupted By Accident
Astbury Park, May. 9. 9.24 am-D. J. Gilmore and weight boxing champion, and car
Max Baer, the world -heavy-
Ritchie:
queror of Primo Carnera, was" ad- · 9.28 am H. Geare and O'Neal mitted to hospital here in New
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9.32 am, Bathurst and
Marseille.
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Last year's champions. Craigen- gower "A" are meeting Kowloon Cricket Club at Happy Valley ⠀⠀ * while the Indian Recreation Club,
́ ̧ Fürt · 140 lbs., Gold Coin 140, champions of the second division King's Jubilee 158, Rose-Queen fast year and who created a sen-164, Rousseau
140, Soldier sation in their initial appearance Peace 147; Soldier of Victory 151, 9.35 am-S, H. Dodwell and G. in the senior division last week
Victoria Hall: 152.
Jones. by defeating the Bowling Green Club, are to visit the Police Re-
9.40 am-R. A. Rodgers and W 'creation-Club.
Pittendrigh.
Below we give the fixtures:-
teams and,
FIRST DIVISION
· Craigenguwer - C.C. “A”:- v,
"Kowloon C.C.
A E Coates A. S. Gomes D. Rumjahn
H. Gittins E. Kern
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J.W.M., Brown R. P. Phillips A. E. Silkstone
· skip F, G. Craig W. Hyde
N. J. Bebbington A Hyde-Lay
F. Goodwin · B. W Bradbury J. Frase2
skip Reserves:-Fus. Wheeler (Royal G. L. Buchanan H. Hampton Welch Fusillers). Sto Love (Royal Summons. Navy), Lal Kwok Chiu (Chinese H. Beer Athletic Association), A. Comes. M.. Omar (Club de Recreto), Pte. Ridings/ (East Lancs.) and Ho Ka Keung" J. Landolt (Chinese Athletic Association).
A. A. Razack Players are requested to report R. Luz to Captain Hague, team manager, R. Basa at the dressing room at 4.15 p.m.
The Restva. Lincolns, 2nd Division League Winners
PE' Knight Bandsman Harmsworth (East
S. Alderman Lancs.); Cpl. Slack (Royal En- 8. Eccleshall gineers), Spr. Dudley (Royal En-J. Holidge gineers); Ng Ying Kay (Eastern
skip Civil Service' G.C, v. Crai Fengower "B
skip
-G. Duncan
G. T. Brightman W.G
E el Arquil
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F. K. Modi
M.A.R. Souza
M
H, V. Pearce
Athletic Association), Cpl. McHugh T. Armstrong (Captain) (Royal Welch Fusillers), Strange Pte. Eckersley (East Lancs): FMcGowan Cheng. Siu Hon (Eastern Athletic A. W. Grimmitt C. 5. Rosselt Association), Fus, Sullivan (Royal
skip
Welch Fusiliers), G. Duncan (HK. J. Gellatley Football Club), Spr. Howlett W. Simmonds (Royal Engineers) and M. Sabban. Deakin (Eastern Athletic Association).
F. Jones
J. R. Soares M. J. Medina.
W. V. Field: J. Cavanagh skip. Club de Recreio v. Kowloon
B.G.C.
Reserves: Spr. Sellick Royal Engineers, Li Ching Choy (East- ern Athletic Association), L/Cpl Ellis (East Lancs.), L/Cpl. Hunt J. E. Noronha (Royal Engineers). Spr. Creagh C. H. Basto (Royal Engineers), G. Fowler F. V. Ribeiro- Hong Kong Football Club) and C. Q, SIva ş. Pus. Singuton (Royal Weich Fusiliers).
L. J. Süva L. F. Xavier
KOTEWALL CUP FINAL Royal Navy Crocker: Beard, Mass; Hughes, Lancashire, Bowers; Baxter, Rose, Cannell, Slavia and Wearmouth.
skip
P Farrell
J. Tetley
W. S. Drake
A. M. Holland
R. Duncan F. L. Rapley
H. A. Alves H. Nish C. E. Marques J. C. Browni
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A, A. Remedios A. S. Russel. J. G. Ozorla J. Watson
The following will represent the E. M. Remedios J. H. Budding Army in the Kotewali Cup finalF.X.M. Stiva L. Guy at Causeway Bay to-morTÓW:--
Fus. Rowlands R.W.F L/Cpl. Swain, E. Lan. R. L/Cpl Steele, E. Lan, R. Fus Keneghan, R.W.F L/Cpl. Lawton, E Lan R Cpl. North, E. Lan. R. Pte nglish, Lincoln R.' L/Cpl. Higgins, Lincoln R. Pte. Sarcford, E. Lan R. Cpl. Ridley. Lincoln R. (Cspt) /Cpl Baldry, Lincoln R. Reserves: Bdn. Harmsworth, E. Lan. R.; 8];. Ash, Lincoln, R; Pte. Thompson, Lincoln R; Pte. Ma- ther, E. Lan. R.; 8pr. Howlett, R. E
Players and reserves should re- port to the Team Captain in the Dressing Room at 4.30 pm. Officer
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2. Brisbane Spring Handlesp "(One and A Quarter Milos). Able Amazon 185 lbs., Austrailan Cold Boy 140, Bag Tor 144, Morning 145, Got That 147, Racing Heart 142 Sancy Face 153, Southern Cross 135. Goldsmith 139.
NB: If top-weight does not accept all weights to be raised by 10 lbs.
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Jersey following an accident at a broadcast rehearsal.
The nature of the injury bas not been disclosed, but the "how- pital doctor informed Reuter that Baer received a powder burn over the heart from a blank cartridge.
It is beleved that the cham- 9.44 -T. C. Monaghan and E. plan's condition is not serious-
des Voeux.
0.48 am.-H. A. Browning and S.
A. Sleap. 9.52 am-R Hallgrew
Counthart.
and
A later message states that Baer was not badly hurt and has left the hospital. He returned to his J. (camp and explained that the Wadding from the blank cartridge 9.50 am.-G. T. May and D. used for making sound efects
struck him over Keogh.
the heart and burned his chest.
His training for hls coming bout with James Braddock оп June 27 is, however, likely to be interrupted for a few days. Renter
10.00 am.. G. Pilcher aud J. S
MacLaren
3-Lead Mine Handicap (Five Furlongs). Brilliant Star 158 lbs. Hetman 158, King's Bounty 184. King's 10.04 a.m.-Captain, Shannon and Fancy 153, Macaroni 155, Rose-
COM Blake.
Queen 159. Soldier of China 140.10.08 a.m.-F. C. Barry and C. mdr, The Tiger 147
4-Pineapple Handicap
(Six Furlongs). Belmont Star 140 lbs., Bold Captain 140, Double Chance 151, Emergency Call 149. Gold Picker 143. Invermark 144. Lion-Hunter 140. Lucky Strike 150, Sci-Fa 140, Strathaled 140. The Chetaḥ 142. Touchstone 140, Valley View 145 Wadebridge 188,"
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Shing Mun Stakes (Five
Furlongs).
Bonny Arctic Star 158 lbs. Dundee 161. Clear View 155, Diogenes 161, Flybynight 161, 'Mer- sey 161, Plain View 155, Popular Star 155, Soldier of Peace 153. Sylvandale 161. Tammany Hall 161, Twenty Grand 156.
6. Shatin Handicap (Two Mile Post. Once Round and In). Boxing Eve 150 lbs., Chivalrous 149, Copper Idol 151, Delightful Chance 152, Double Chance 151, Emergency Call 149, Gold Bullion 155, Great Hall 155, King's Parade 145, Limelight 148, Partnership 140. Pride of Tsingtao 145, Pro pitious Time" 145, Sarabande. 140, 8-Fa- 140, Beventeenth of Sep-
tember 149, Solar Star 140, Strathaird 140, Tiny Star 161, Valley View 145, Warrington 152. What A Chance 168, Young Chap
skip 140,
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Police R.C. v. Indian R.C.
J.CS. Fender
A. H. Rumjabn
T. Talion
W. McHardle G. Moss
A. M. Wahab
M. Afzal
K. M. Omar skip
E. G. Post .D. M. Khan C. Dowman M. I. Razack G. Perkins A. M. Omar W. E. Hollands
A. R. Minu skip
M. R. Abbas 8. O, Bux
W. McLeod T. Hunter F. Nolan J. Shepherd
7-Victoria Park Handicap (Five Furlongs). Alacrity 155 lbs., Empire Day,143 Shooting Star 155, St. Joan 147, The Giraffe 138, Vixen Tor 143, Woodland Stag 151.
8.-Stonecutters Stakes
(Six Furlongs), ** Beginner's Luck 152 lbs., Black- smith 158. Bold Major 155, Cop- skippersmith 152, Flamingo 155, Forge-
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M.. Y. Adal
AR Dallah-
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SECOND DIVISION
Club); Mak Shiu Hori (Chinese 1/0 Ground, Sookunpoo, will please Athletic Association), A. V. Gosano Furrange for practice ball, goal- Kowloon C.C. v. Craigenzower C.C. (Castabdy (Club de Rocrelo); L. G. Į keeper's jersey..
eleven white W. Mulcahy
Robertson (Hong Kong Football shorts, ten red shirts and elever A. Spary Club), S. (R: A. McGuire. (Royal pales stockings.
SPALDING
"KRO-
FLITE
GOLF BALL
Lasts
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BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP Zare included amoligst, le many other sucoessed achieved 'w
D. K. Kharas
H. W. Randall
master 152, Forget-me-not 158, High Principle 152, High West 158, Independence Day 158, Light Brigade 152, Lincluden 152, Locks- ley Hall 155, Pavane 155, 8ports Idol 152. Strathnafrn 152, The Deemster 152, The Omadhuan 158, The Rain Gauge 161, The Snipe 152.
9-Customs Handicap (One and A Quarter Mifës). Bayardo 158 lbs., Bistre 165, Bright Star 153, Daylight, Eve 148, Don 157, Flying Tourist 148. Lem- berg 144, Monoplane 181, Racing Boy 148. Spinaway 145, Wade- bridge 168, Wayward Stag 148,
J. M. Jack
W. Way
H. Overy
L. C. R Bouza
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J C. Meyer
D, Waterton
G. Sherri
J. L. Dinnen W. W. Hirst
A. Coelho
W. Phelps
A." Kitchell
L. E. Lammert J. P. Robinson W. 'Ward
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M. N. Rakusen 8. J. Houghton T. Carr
C. J. Tacchi
J. Leonard
E. A. Botelho D. C. Alves
M. J. Henderson A. V. Barros
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Rosario
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"skip | Hong Kong Electric v. Police B.C.
F. B. Fernando
Y. Abbas...
L. Lewis akip
skip Yacht Club v. Civil Service C.C. G. S. Archbutt F. Harper JAD. Morrison W. Burling J. Bentley
H Westlake, Jr. B. E. Maughan H. Westlake, Sr...
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E. B. Reed
A. Murdoch
H. Major
E. W. Hamilton
A. W. Brown L Whant
| J. L. Shellshear, “R. R. Davies.
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E3 Abraham B. Williams A. T. Hamilton W-Buller J.W.C. Bonnar / J. Purves
A. L. Shields A. O. Brawn
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Kowloon B.G.C., v. Club de Recreio 8. Bright,
F. Xavier I LAR, Duncan J.M.S. Rosario
J. G. Charlton. O A. Lopes GEF. Thompson J. J. Basto skip
G. Chambers WE Hale C. Hosking H. Rose
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FA. Machado
J.F.V. Ribeiro P. A. Yvonovich
F. X. Borres
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R C. Butler
W. Orchard
G. T. Padgett
A. F. Pani
J. Sloan
W. Stoker
A Wright
WID. Cameron J. R. McWalter A. W. Smith skip
H. S. Mackay
skip
A. G. Channings. A. J. Johnston'
J. L. Riddell
W. B. Muskett W. S. Glen'ning
21:
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Tetley.
PLAYERS TIE FOR CUP
In the special Fanling Jubilee golf meeting' during the current and P. week, W. J. S. Key (13) Morrison "(9) both finished all| square for the Jubilee Cup and will play off.
There were 79 entries and the best scores were returned by D. J.
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Gilmore (8) and G. A. Stewart, who anished one down.
P. Morrison (b); G. Marseille (9), and W. J. S. Key (13)- tied for the Bogey Pool on the Old Course and divided the pool. The were 35 entries.
The Bogey Pool on the New Course, the Medal Round on the Old Course and the Mixed Bogey Par, were all cancelled, owing to insufficient entries.
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PLAYER'S
A. "P.. Tarbuck: W. S. Dan TR. Saunderson W. N. Headridge L de Rome WL: Clark. A. Webster 8. Logan
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skip Talkoo R.C. Y. Hồng Kong F.C.
EA Tuck"
G. 8. Graver N.Currie
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A. Brooksbank
P. C. Morgan
A. Steven
A, Humphrey
J Russell
A. McKellar
F. P. Anslow
J Edwards
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A Macfarlane
US. BASEBALL
Rain Curtails Programme
New York, May 9.-
A full programme of matchen was played in the National Base, ball League to-day but only two games were decided in the Amèri- can championship."
The New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians started their match but the game was called off owing to rain while the xture be tween the Senators and the Tigers was not played, rain preventing the fixture from taking place.
•Results of to-day's matches as cabled by Reuter follow:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R...HE.
New York Cleveland
2
0
67 (The tie was stopped on account
of rain).
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
(Crenin homered
Sox).
2 6 2
4 8 2
10 15
1
T.... 8.... ̈1 for the Red
The tie between Washtagten Senators and Detroit Tigers was postponed on account of rain.
+ NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh
New York
R. H. E
1 0 3
3
8 0
(Vaughan homered 'Pirates)
for the
A
4.62
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
3.5 1
(Myers scored a home run for
the Reds).
St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago. Boston
14
28 12
5 10:0
1. 5 2
(Berger homered for the Braven).
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