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Sport Fixtures
Cricket
For Week-End
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spoller. She passes with under- South China “B” are in danger of standing, and is always on the go. lapsing into third place in the Miss Wong, the Saint's pivot, who | Lëngue table, below the Royal played at right-half against Shang-Welch rusillers, and Jeopardise. hai in 1935 and again last year, their chances of getting into the also has strong claims for inclusion, champion's position at the end of the season. As it stands, both MISS WOOLLEY A CERTAINTY
South China "B" and the Rides Miss Iris Woolley, of the CB.A., have played 12 games each but the who played left back against the latter are at an advantage with a Northern team in 1936 and travell-point lead. If the result of this. ed as a reserve last January, should game is in their favour. South walk into the team without a doubt. China "B" will be a point ahead. she can easily fill the position of Instead and this would very great- ly enhance their chances to finish the season at the top
(BY “LBW.") <! League cricket will come into its own again, after a month of in- activity. In the senior division, the champions, Kowloon Cricket Club, meet the Civil Service Cricket Club at King's Park and should win The K.C.C. may be strengthened by the inclusion of Tommy Madar, the Shanghai Interport cricketer, who has been transferred to the Colony.left-half back. but in any case they should be strong enough to win comfortably though it would not pay them to let J. E. Richardson and W., H. Colledge get going with the bat, not forgetting A. E Perry.
So much for the intermediate ine. Now we come to the backs. Miss E. M. Gray, who represented Hong Kong in the past two years, is, I am confident, a certainty for the position of sight back. For her partner the choice probably itea be- tween Miss Joan Smalley and Miss Anne Fowler, both of whom are very good. Miss Fowler did. spien- did work against Shanghai last year. She, however, is, inclined to be erratic at times while Miss Smalloy is the steadier player. It is a dimoult choice to decide. Other names to be borne in mind are the
The Indians will be at home to the Army and a good match should result. I feel that the latter will just about do it as the Indians have not the attack that they used to before Frank Pereira was forced to retire from the game for health reasons. The Navy meet Craigen gower and should be good for the points while the Club ought to have an easy time against the University | Misses C. Osmund; G. White and F. unless Eddie Corano gets going Woolley. with the bat and ball. -
THE JUNIORS
So far as the Junior Division teams are concerned, the holders. Indian R.C. visit the Army "C" and the result should be very open. I rather think the Army will win Craigengower look good enough for the Navy while the Club will prob- ably share the spoils with the Army "A" If Harry Westlake gets going with the bat, the Kowloon bowlers will have an anxious time against Civil Service as this player scores very rapidly and it will not do at all to let him stay in too long. On the whole, however, the KC.C. should win." Of the two remaining matches, the Army "B" and Police
should beat Club de Recreio and University respectively.
Hockey Notes
(BY “R.ILB") Like all other sports in the Colony, hockey too has its festival season I, of course, refer to the forthcoming visit of the Shanghai Ladles' hockey team during the Chinese New Year holidays early next month. The Hong Kong ladies have already held trials in preparation for the big match and much talent has been revealed which the selectors will have to carefully consider. Let us sincere ly hope that the clerk of the wea ther will be much kinder this year than he has been during the past two years, that is, on the day of the Interport match.
I can vividly recall the first ladies' Interport match played on the HKFC. ground in February, 1835. The player battled through
GOALKEEPER
EVENLY MATCHED TEAMS The two teams are evenly match and with the, fast playing charac- teristics of both, a · Arst-class
match should be provided the spectators. With only a few more Sames remaining to be played be- fore the League ends, this match for many a long day..
should be one of the most exciting
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FAREWELL GAME
The East Lancs, will play their last Hong Kong Football Associa- tion Amateur League match-ver- sus South China (“A”-to-morrow at Sookunpoo,- kick-off at 4 pm. For the position of goalkeeper This will be a "farewell match" for there are Mrs. Lunson, Mis. Rose, ❘ the East Lancs. who are leaving Ms F. Best and Mrs. Stephena, Hong Kong on Tuesday. Here, The first named is probably the again, the South China eleven best of the four though Mrs, have not shown their true formi in Stephens did rather well in a trial recent games but an improvement last week.
of their present standard of play will keep them in position among the first four in the League.
Then there are the forwards. It is a great pity that the services of the Interporter, Miss Sybil Dalziel, who is shortly to be married, will not be available. She would, I feel sure, have been a certainty.
There can be no doubt as to the position of inside-right being filled by Miss Marie Smith who played for Hong Kong both in 1935 and 1936.
RIGHT WING CHOICE
As to the right wing berth both Miss Olive Dalziel and Miss F. Marsh are worthy of serious con- sideration, although I would select the former. The latter may be speedler but her stick work and passing lacks the finish of Miss Dal- ziel.
Mrs. Donald, of the HKLAC., seems to be a certain choice for She is fast and centre-forward.
has good stick work.
Miss Phyllis Gittins, of the Saints, who lead the attack against Shang- hat last year at the Canidrome. and scored the only goal of the match, is a probable choice for inde-left.
The left wing berth, the most awkward position in the team from the players' point of view, will be Miss Marjorie dimcult to fill. Westcott played against Shanghai last year in this position and though she was not much in the picture in the Interport match she played well against the Rest and
a field of mud. Nevertheless, the scored a splendid goal. match made history. Hong Kong won on that memorable occasion by
PREVIOUS TEAMS
Shanghai
It is of interest to recall the the only goal scored by Mrs. Mar- two previous Hong Kong teams garet White after extra time. Last that played against year, when the Hong Kong team visited Shanghai they met the Northern ladies at the Canidrome
and were again victorious by 1-0 on
Ladies,
1935-Mrs. B. Rose; Miss E. M. Gray, Miss I. Woolley; Miss J. Wong, Miss B. Pope, Miss M. Bry-. son; Miss H. Kaill, Miss M. Smith, Mra: Margaret White, Miss 8. Dal
a field of mud and snow. But
This match was also splendid. It was keenly fought every inch of the way and the exchanges provid-ziek. Miss O. Brown.
1938: Mrs. J. Lanson; Miss K.
ed much excitement for the shiver- |ing spectators,
M. Gray, Miss A. Fowler: Miss J.
· Needless to recall, Hong Kong did Wong, Miss M. Bryson, Mrs. M. extremely well. They played three Bell; Miss M. Smith, Mias 8. Dal- matches and won them all. Andie, Miss F. Gittins Miss J. Ader. what was more they registered Miss M. Westcott. twelve goals against the Northern teams and did not have a goal scored against them.
To return to the match next month. There is every indication of another thrilling match. Shang- hal will come down here set whole- heartedly to wrest the White Shield from the Colony team,
CENTRE-HALF PROBLEM
In discussing the prospects of the Hong Kong team, which has not been selected as yet and will not be picked until a few weeks later, I am of the opinion that one of the main problems will be to find ́s successor to Miss Marian-Bryson, one of the finest centre-half backs ever to play here, and who is now In England. Many will recall Miss Bryson's trolan-like displays. She played at left-half against Shang- hal here and was the pivot last year and she played a grand gaine.
The following is the Interport team that I would select:-
Mrs. Lanson; Miss E. M. Gray,
· Miss J. Småley:
Miss J.Wong, Miss B. Pope, Miss L Woolley; Miss O. Dalztet, Miss M. Smith, Mrs. Donald, A Miss P. Gittis. Mine M. Westcott.
Soccer
(BY JAY MARTIN)
Several Bentor Division matches are slated for play, this week-end, Two names come to mind: Miss two of which should prove to be. Pope, of the Hong Kong Ladies' highlights" of the present soccer Hockey Club, and Miss Jessie Wong, season insomuch as their results "of St. Andrewa. Miss Pope is fully will bring about important changes
deserving of a place in the inter- in League Table, mediate line and I would give her. The first of these games will the pivotal berth. She is a player bring together Bouth. China. "B". of no mean experience and ability and the Royal Ulster Rides. Judg- and is a very good tackler and ing by their recent performances,
Although the Royal Navy has been somewhat weakened by the departure of the Hermes, they are still able to field a fairly strong team and in view of their past showings it would not be at all optimistic to opine that they will come of victors in their encounter with the Club. The latter has had 1 run of bad luck since the sea- son started but they have been making tremendous efforts to re- cover their strides and will no doubt give the Navy a good fight.
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