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UNFORTUNATE
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, MAY 3, 1937.
GOVERNOR'S CUP
INCIDENT MARS
LANCASHIRE CHIPS SETS UP NEW RECORD
(Continued from Page 2).
DAILY DOUBLE EVENT-SECOND
SELECTED RACE"
1-Tai-Mo-Shan Handleap (From the 11 Mile Post, About
5 Furlongs)
Mr. Sunshine's Laughing
Buddha, 168 lbs.
(Mr. W. C. Foy)
Mr. Sunshine's Laughing
Girl 185 lbs.
•
2
(Mr. Tang Man-Wal Mr. Helenside's Valorous, 165
lbs. (Mr. B. A. Proulx)· 3 Won by length-and-a-half, length between second and third.
Time: 1.08.2.
Pari-mutuel;~~"
Win: $64.90.
RACE 3
$1,862.00
532.00 266.00
No. 1071
1361
.
1594
1:
RACE 4
$1,745.10
498.60
249,30
No. 610
22
295 3311 Unplaced Nos. 3319, 216, 3611, 635, 1417, 154 get $50 each.
RACE 5
No. 583
$1,820.00
A
"
1810 1271
520.00
$280.00
Places: $18.89, $20.90, $11.20. Also ran:-Daylight Eve, 155 lbs. (O. L Gregor); Diogenes, 158 (D. Black); Gold Coin, 163 (H. C. Pih; Miracle, 158 (P. P. Botelho); Moun- tain View, 140 (Y. T. Fung); Racing Boy. 140 (Ip Kul Ying); Seven- teenth of Beptember, 142 (S. L. Wuen: Zero, 144 (L. P. Ralph).
Unplaced Nos. 222, 3045, 1080, 3075, 2356 get $50 each..
RACE 6
No. 3702
..$1,884.40 538.40 ..2183
289.20. N 295 Unplaced Nos. 2924, 2196, 2410 get $50 each.
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No. 1508
305 -2759
RACE
..$1.848.00 523.00 251.00 "Unplaced Nos. 2470, 2303, 1721, 3200, 3544, 836, 1166, 2305 get $50
Betting,
Daylight Eve.........
Win 30
Diogenes
380
Place. 26
389
each.
Gold Coin
721
664
RACE 8
Laughing Buddha.. 182
199
No. 1834
Laughing Giri
146
148
1443
.$1,018.00 548,00
Miracle
41
51
3320
274.00
Mountain View
.50
45
Racing Boy
210
283
851 get $50 each.
17th of September 34
37
RACE 9
Valorous
337 383
No. 1507
$3.686.20
Zero
279
237
tk
3227 1305
Total
2,390 2,442
8.-Mount Davis Handicap-Second Section (1 Miles)
1
Mr. Li and Li's Centre Forward, 152 lbs.......... (Mr. H. C. Pih) Mr. Eu Tong Sen's Rose Evelyn,
158 lbs.... (Mr. B. A. Proulx) 2 Mr. Gordon's Gordito: 158 lbs.
(Mr. 8. C. Liang) 3 Won by a neck, the same between second and third.
Time: 2.35.1.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $71.90.
Places: $21.50, $24.40, $16.40. Also ran:-Commencement Bay, 181 lbs. (D. Black); Flybynight, 140 (C. L. Gregory): Night View, 140 (7. T. Fung); Sylvar fale, 158 (L. P. Ralph: Tiny Star. 154 (Ip Kul Ying); Ythan, 161 (P. P. Botelho),
Betting.
Win. Place:
155
153
JF
Centre Forward' Commencement
Nos. 2463, 3417, 1149, 3520, 3051.
... 1,053.20 526,60 Unplaced Nos. 933, 3276, 2177, 3053, 547, 1946, 658 get $100 each."
MR. NORMAN DEITZ RIDES A WINNER
IN SHANGHAI
Mr. Norman Deitz, who was un- able to take part at the Fourth Extra Race Meeting at the Valley on Saturday owing to business trip to Shanghai, piloted Morn's Brisk Morn to victory in the Wel- Hal-Wel Plate on the first day of the Shanghai, Spring Race Meeting yesterday.
as cabled by Results. were as follows:
Chunwangtao Handicap-1 Mile 1. Cires' Tungsten (A. Noodt). 2. Hansluft's Nacrenzle (A. M.
Jensen).
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BLAKE SERIOUSLY INJURED:
TAM KONG PAK SENT OFF
Association Defeat Chinese Federation 4-2
Mr. N. L. Smith Presents Trophies
An unfortunate incident, resulting in serious injury being sustained by D. S. Blake, the well- known Kowloon F.C. player, and the ordering off the field of Tam Kong-pak, the Interporter and South China "A" player, who was alleged to have kicked Blake, marred the Governor's Cup football final played on the Kowloon Football Club ground, yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a large number of spectators, which included His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. N. L. Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Smith.
The Hong Kong Football Association defeated the Hong Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation by four goals to two. The score at half-time was one goal all.
At the conclusion of the match, His Excellency presented she Governor's Cup tu C. Parker, captain of the H.X.F.A. team. Mrs. Smith then presented the other Shield and League trophies won during the 1936-7 season.
+
A few minutes after the com-. mencement of yesterday's game Parker scored a beautiful goal from a free kick awarded for a foul by une of the Chinese players. Soon afterwards the Chinese equalised through Lai Shul-wing who gave Rowlands no chance with a well placed kick into the right hand corner of his goal. Play continued even and no further score was re- gistered. After the interval Blake (centre forward) shot a magni- ficent goal following a scramble in front of the Chinese goalmouth to put the Association in the lead.
The
to Chinese were able equalise again through a penalty kick which was taken by the Chin- ese centre forward. Although the shot
feeble Rowlands
Was Was made no attempt to save it as he probably thought the ball go- ing outside but instead it went into the left hand corner of the goal.
Shortly after Blaxe again gave the Association the lead after re- colving a splendid pass from Bick- ford, the left wing. Talbot put the Association further ahead after having dribbled the Chinese - goal Was termediate line. The
deserved. Lai Shul-wing well again" scored for the Chinese with a long drive which gave Rowlands very uttle chauce, to save. Short- ly before the final whistle, Blake, the Association's centre forward, who had played a splendid game was injured in the leg severely as a result of being kicked by Tan! Kong-pak who was ordered off the feld by the referee. Blake was carried off and later conveyed to the Kowloon Hospital. No further score was registered although the game was very scrappy during the last few minutes and the Asso- clation pressed strongly but were E. unable to convert any shots as the Chinese half backs. kept a strong Ramp lookout for Lands and Talbot.
Reuter,
3. Winsome and Hasty's Wind-
sor (M. Hazzard). Time: 2.14.2.
Nanking Stakes-2 Mile
1. Cires Frosty Light (R.
Moller).
2. A. V. White's White
(A A White).
(A. W,
Day 1,458
1,041
Flybynight
56
66
Gordito
193
221
Night View
334
380
Rose Evelyn
128
130
Sylvandale.
47
59
Tiny Star
90
79
3. Manx's High Power
135
172
Raymond).
Time: 1.36.0.
Total
2,598 2,301
1.
Morn's Marshall). Cires Noodt).
Naming Morn
(F.
21
Gold Dollars
Ythan
Tal-Me-Shan Handicap-2nd Section (From the 11 Mile
Past. About 5 Furlongs)"
Mr. T. M., Gregory's Araxy. 145
...lbs....... (Mr. B. A. Proulx) 1 Dr. B, N. Chau's Coronation Day.
164 lbs...... (Mr. S. W. Tang) 2 Mr. Meteor's Emêrgency Call, 140
... lbs.............(Mr. H. C. PIJ Won by five lengths, two lengths between second and third.
Time: 1.09.1.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $30.90.
"Places: $9.80, $13.40, $8.90. Also ran:-Copper Idol, 157, lbs. (6) C. Liang); Donovan, 159 (W. C. Poy); Happy Venture, 140 (L. C. Harris); Helephant, 149 (D. Black); Morning Tip. 143 (P. P. Botelho); National Faith, 140 (Tp Kui Ying);" Philanderer, 153 (Y. T. Fung)."
Araxy..... Copper Idol
At the conclusion of the game HE. Mr. N. L. Smith presented the Governor's Cup to Parker, captain of the Association's team. He also presented the 1st Division Cup to the League Champions. the Royal Ulster Rifles. The 2nd Division (A. Cup was presented to the Royal Navy and the 3rd Division Cup to
Hong Kong Stakes-7 Furions.
3. White Leafe's Don Pedro (L. the Royal Welch Fusiliers.
(H. Wade).
Time: 1.55.0.
Griffins Plate-
Mile
1. N. L. S. Parkes' Wild Goose
1John Parke).
2. C. S. Franklin's Steve Brodle
(A. W. Raymond).
HOME CRICKET
OPENS
London, May 1.
The English cricket season was
3. D. J. S. Cherrybcy (G. Neuge- officially opened to-day when a
baeur),
Time: 1.36.4. Tongshan Cup
Mile Morning Ray
-(F.
1. Ray's
Noodt).
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
ILK.FA
Governor's Cup
-4 H.K.C.A.A.F.
First Division " S. China 'A' Club Rifies
ULSTERS DEFEAT
S. CHINA "B"
this The Royal Ulster Rifles. year's Senior League Champions completed their fixtures on Satur- day when they defeated South 1 China "B" at Sookunpoo by four 3 goals to two. Although the Rules contented themselves to playing leisurely football they were always in command of the exchanges, and
3 Sexarths
4 Fusillers
4 S. China 'B' Second Division
2
Club
Kwong Wah Liga Engineers R.AS.C.
0 Seaforths
7
Third Division
2 R.A.O.C.
1
3 R.A.M.C.
1
4 Seaforths
יד
1 Kumpon R.
FINAL MATCH
LAWN BOWLS SEASON
V
GETS UNDER WAY
Kowloon Tong Record Win In First Appearance
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F. CULLEN'S KOWLOON DOCK RINK RECORD POSSIBLE
Saturday afternoon saw the opening of the Lawn Bowls League season, for 1937, when a full programme of twelve mat- ches were decided. The Kowloon Tong Club made an auspicious debut in the newly-formed Third Division winning their first match against the Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club at North Point.
K. S. Robertson's Yacht Club four (F. H. King, P. S. Cassidy und A. W. Brown) had the distinc- tion of registering the highest rink win of the day when they beat A. A. Lewis's four by 28 shots.
F. Cullen's rink (V. Ramsay, M. Ferguson and J. G. Ozorio) started the season in fine style scoring a possible-án eight at the 16th end to win eventually from W. Mair's rink.
Sixes were recorded by W. Mair, J. G. Meyer, U. M. Omar, R. F. LUZ,
kept the South China team penned. Holidge, A. M. Omar, A. Hyde-
In their own territory.
In the first Afteen minutes they 2 scored two goals and completely 3 outplayed the Chinese to such a wide margin that there seemed to be a possibility that a military record score would be registered but this did not materialise and it was only towards the close of play that they were able to find the net in the Chinese goal.
the trophies After presenting Parker called for three cheers for His Excellency and for the losing
team.
,,
The Senior Shield was received by Lal Shu-wing on behalf of the South China "A" team.
A bouquet was presented by Parker to Mrs N. L. Smith.
SEAFORTHS LOSE
South China "A" defeated the Seaforth Highlanders by three goala to one at Caroline HUI, on Saturday afternoori The Scotsmen had more than the equal share in exchanges but their forwards fail- ed time and again to convert shota in front of the Chinese goalmouth. Samson was not a great leader, while McGuigan and Ayres both made mistakes in passing the ball to him when he was well marked. The intermediate line of the Boots team held its own against the speedy Chinese forwards, and even in a line such as this Williamson was outstanding, and continuously opened up avenues for the outside men and despite the intense heat he was a bundle of energy from start to finish.
The S. Ching defence line was reorganised and included Leung Pak-wal at right back, and Char It was Kan-hung at right half. mainly due to Leung Wing-chu as pivot, that Samson was unable to do anything.
BASEBALL
LEAGUE OPENS
number of matches were played. Maj. Duclos Pitches
the close of play scores being na follows:
M.C.C. 330 v. Yorkshire 80 for 3. Gloucester 224 (Darwall-Smith 7
2. Busted's Busted Flush (C. for 44) v. Oxford U 161 for 3 (Bar-
Encarnacao).
3. J. H. Ford and H. F. B. Gar-
ton 96 not out).
Derby 341 for 7 v. Lancs, (Worth-
dener's Lodore (J. Pote-ington 103).
Hunt).
Time: 1.40.1.
Linsi Cup-11 Furlongs
1. Winsome and Hasty's The Goldfinch (V. V. Needa).
2. G. J. Mary's Ununun (L. EL
Wade).
First Ball
NIPPONESE LOSE
#
South China improved immense- ly after the interval, and their defence came into the limelight and some very good football was witnessed between the fast moving forwards.
CLUB SPRING A “SURPRISE.
Lay. E. G. Post and C. E. Roza- Pereira.
Full scores were as follows:-
1
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
K.D.R.C. K.B.G.C. Taikoo
Recreto C.C.C.
First Division
74. Police R.C. 69 H.K.F.C.
56 Indian R.C.
63 Civil Service
72 Kowloon C.C. Second Division Kowloon C.C. 44 C.C.C. H.K.F.C. 58 K.B.G.C. 'Recrele
58
49
C.S.C.C. DEFEATED At King'a Park, Club de Recreio beat Civil Service Cricket Club by 13 shots.
Recreto-J. Horonna, C. Mar- ques; F. V. V. Ribeiro, P. X M Silva. (Skip) 27. J. A. Luz, F. X. Soares. E F. Remedios, "R. F. Luz (Skip) 23. L. J. Silva, L. F. Xavier," C. G. Biva, H. A. Alves. (3kip) 18.
Total: 68.
Civil Service:. E. Kriight, J. Cooke, J. "F. McGowan, J. Deakin (Skip) 21. E. W. Simmonds, LA. Collyer. R. P. Phillips, A. W. Grim-. mitt. (8kip) 18. J. Pengelly, J. Gellatly, C. Strange, J. Holidge. (Skip) 16.
Total: 55.
CRAIGENGOWER VICTORY
At
the Valley. Graigengower Cricket Club beat Kowloon Cricket Club by 22 shots.
(Contlaxed on Back Pare)
55
60 CLOSING CRUISE
50
81
39.
ZER 2285
70 Police R.C.? Third Division" Civil Service 84 K.F.C. H.K.F.C. *58 Recreio E.K. Electric 53 Kowloon Tong 69
84.0.0.C. Yacht Club
FIRST DIVISION
KOWLOON DOCK WIN
55
(Continued from Pagó 3)
CHINESE NEW YEAR'S DAY RACES For Frizes p.eserted by the Commodore and Mr. G. G. Wood),
First Cup, "Dorothea" (Lt. Col.. 8. D. Beld); Second, "Artemis (G. G. Wood); Thira, "Widgeon" (Miss Crawhall-Wilson).
. CRUISER RACES
Macao RacO
The Club completely surprised their supporters in their, First- Division encounter at the Valley' on Saturday when they defeated the Fusiliers by the odd goal t seven, Much of the good work of the Club's team was, due to For- row and Ernie Strange in the in- termediate line. Forrow's height
Police:-F" Nolan, W. Dall, G. and stride gave him the ad- Perkins, E. G. Post. (Skip) 25. L. vantage over Evans who was un- Glendinning. F. Forrest, F. Booker, comfortable on his transfer to the G. Moss. (Skip) 13. W. Greig, W. forward line from the intermediate | Campbell, J. Fender, W, Mair.
Strange, was an excellent (skip) 20. front to Sullivan and Parry the
Total: 65. movements of the former being K.D.R.C.-G. Mitchell, J. Revie, J. Fraser. (Skip) generally nullified, Parry succeed-J. Kempton,
At Bunghom. Kowloon Docks Recreation Club beat the Police & 1" (EL Recreation Club by 16 shots:
line.
First Potts Cup, "Sea Lark" (E. Cock); Second Challenge Cup. "U.
8.
Third Rouse); **Azuma" (E. B. Lambert); Fourth Tankard "Quest" (F. W. Webb).
(Won Special Prize of Yachts Barometer for first yacht home Kindly presented. by Mrs. Rouse (La Cigale and "U. & 1." ineligi-
ble):
Illingworth Cup Race Firat lingworth Cup. "Sai Long" (Capt.
Cowan, W.. W.
R.A):
ed however in evading the atten- 18, A. Pearson, H. G. Cooper, second. "U. & 1." (H. 8. Rouse); Mons of Btrange and Hill to prove L. Morrison, J. McKelvie. (Skip) Thita, "Cormorant" (R. J. D. C. the biggest danger to the Club's 29. V. Ramsay, M. Ferguson, J. Grieve).
defence, while two of the Fusiliers goals were annexed by the wings. The goal scorers for the. Club were Andy Wilson (2), Hynes (2), while for the Fusiliers, Parry, Evans and Talbot scored.
JACK MEDICA IN SHANGHAI
Gives Swimming Exhibition
Ozorio, F. Cullen. (Skip) 27.
Total: 74
Night Race Round Lantau First Cup, "U. & I" (H. J. Rouse); Second, "Bai Long" (Capt.
Hooper R.A.)..
BOWLING GREEN SUCCESS At Austin Road, Kowloon Bowl-J. ing Green Club beat Hong Kong Football Club by 20 shots.
LADIES' RACES 1st SERIES 'A' Class
K.B.G.C.-W. Russell, R. 0. Read, J. Watson, T. Armstrong. First Cup. "Joss" (Mrs. J. R. L (Skip) 19. A. 6. Russell, J. L Tet-Stanton): Second, "Painted "Lady" ley, J. E. Henson, S. Randle. (8klp) (Mrs. F. C. Booty); Third, "Lobo" 31. W. J. Walker, E. W, Lines, J. (Mrs. E. B. Edwards).
Mixed Classes G. Gill. C. B. Hosking. (Skip) 19.
Total: 69.
First, Cup, "Widgeon" (Miss HKFC.: J. Russell, E 8 Crawhall-Wilson); Second, "Doro-. Carter, N. J. Bebbington, A. Mac-thea" (Mrs. B. D. Reid); Third, farlane. (Skip) 13. G. Duncan, C.] "Owl" (Mrs. D'Arcy Evans). The latest development of the B. Robertson, J. A. R: Selby, J. most efficient speed swimming Rodger. (Skip) 16. R. P. Shaw, G. stroke was demonstrated at the E. Stephens, E. Tuck, A. Hyde-Law, Foreign Y.M.CA Shanghai by (Skip) 20. Jack Medica, the American swim- and holder of numerous and over middle
mer
world records
The Hong Kong Baseball League Glamorgan 451 v. Kent 44 for 4 season was officially opened at long distances.
Jack Medica swam over 400 (Dyson 104, Dal Daires 118).
Caroline Hill yesterday morning Worcester 229 v. Susses 183 for 2.
when Major y. E Duclos, Cana- yards against three local men: Of dian Government Trade Commis- the latter, A. Logan and T. Gavili- sioner, pitched the first ball in the off swam over 150 yards each and
3. The Outsider's Record Mark match between the Hong Kong T. Britton swam the last 100 yards.
410 305
401
237
Coronation Day
357
180
Donovan...
159
119:
Emergency Call...
594
328
Happy Venture
240
275
Helephant... - 406 - 2001
Morning Tip
Rational Faith ....
Philanderer
Total
43 34 128 95 134 108
2,874 2,028
3. Elliott Hazzard's Stepenfat-
chit (M. H. Hazzard).
1.
CASH SWEEPS
RACK 1
No. 1839
..$1,339.10
1367
382,60 191.30 2751 Unplaced Nos. 1290, 949, 2299. 1807, 2805, 1618, 2056, 684, 719, 1199 got $50 each.
1
BACK 20
No. 3024.......$1,458.80 2495416.80 2851..........208.40
Unplaced Nos. 1627, 1137: 540, 1930, 1804, 3057, 616, T10, 878, 2605 get $50 each.
Time: 9.17.3
Chinese Cup and Criterion Stakes........... One Mile
1. Alan's Rochester (J. Pote-
Hunt).
2. Ashenchman's
(A. F. Clark),
Roehampton
3. Morn's Radiant Morn (F.
Marshall),
Time: 2.11.0.
Poumating Pale-One Mile
1. Bir Sir Cleorge. (J,' - Pote-
Hunt).
2. Morn's Nippy Morn (F. Mar-
shail).
3. Cires Breezy Light.
Time: 2.15.2.
Kiangsu Handicap-11 Furlongs
1. Manx's Moutaphua (A W.
Raymond).
2. A. V. White's White Parade
(V. V. Needa). ́
(V. L Xavier).
*Time: 3,08.0,
Eclipse Plate-11 Mies
D. J. S's Water Loobey (G.
Neugebaeur).
2. Cires' Fancy Light (R. B.
Moller). 3. Winsome" &
Hasty's The Swan (V. V. Needa).
Time: 2.55.3.
Wel-Haf-Wel Plate-9 Furlongs
1. Morn's Brisk Morn (N. Deltz).
Baseball Club and the Nipponese outat in the presence of large, number of ball fans
The Hong Kong Baseball Club won by 14. runs to 11 alter the nippy Nippons had the Baseball Club stalwarts trailing 7-10 in the
fifth canto.
Much excitement prevailed in the seventh innings when the Club, who batted first, drew level
McCall and Walker were out- standing for the winners while for the Nipponese, Amasati. Mikuni and Yamasaki played well.
The official umpire was T. R. Smith,
Teams were as follows Hong Kong Baseball Club:-Mc
2. Singlee's Mimulus (E. Wat 10-10, The Nipponese, needing call (pitcher), Walker (catcher),
Keep).
3. Bir Sir Charles J. Pote
Hunt).
Time: 2.36.4.
·Taku Cup One Mile
1. The Villager's Engham (C.
G.' Jack),
2 Hardi's Weifenfels (G. Neu-
gebaeur).
3. Springbok's Buffalo Bill (M.
| Hazzard}
Time: 2,24.4.
only one run for victory failed at Heather (first
base), Smedley
the critical moment being blank- i csecdña). Thompson (short "stop). ed out by McCall
Debitt (third base); Out-neld:
Nippon Club. Amasati
(2).
An extra innings was necessary Mothan, Ledig. Muir, Mueller,' 'Al- to decide the match and in this tree. canto, the Club brought home four While the Japanese sluggers only realised one run, on their visit to the diamond.
Yasuda (c). Kog (1st base) Nato- moto (2nd base) Kato (3rd base) Mikuni (8.8.) Takeda (Long field)
The Nipponese players were bet- Tamasaki (centre held) Iwata
(right Held), ter in the outfield generally,
Total: 49.
ין:
INDIANS WIN AWAY Flaying at home, Taikoo Re- creation Club lost to the Indian R.C. by five shots.
J. Whyte, R. M. Keown, (Skip) 23, W. Brown, W. Weir, J. C. Polson,
T. F. Stainton. (Skip) 18. C Summers, A. McArthur, W. Melrose, J. A. Watson, (Skip) 14.
- Tótal:' 65707
2nd SERIES 'A' Class First Cup, "Gull" (Mrs. JR L True Blue". Stanton); Second, (Mrs. J. L. Adams); Third, "Lobo" (Mrs. B. B. Edwards).
Mixed ClasKER First Cup.
(Mies "Widgeon" Crawhall-Wilson); Second, "Doro-
Talkoo:-F. Hillon, R. Wright, J.thea" (Mrs. 8. D. Reid); Third,
CHAMPIONSHIP KACE . "Owl" (Mrs. D'Arcy Evans);
(Miss First Cup, "Widgeon" Crawhall-Wilson); Second, "Owl" (Mrs. D'Arcy Evans) Third, "True Blue" (Mrs. J. L. Adams),
TROPHIES Frobisher Cup (Club v. R. Navy) --RHK.Y.C...
Indian R.C.-8.-M. Rumjahn, A. R. M. Bamy, A. O. Madar, A. R -Dallah, (skip) 16. A. H. Rumjahn, A. EL Madar. M. H Abbas, M. Y. Inter Services Ashtray (R. Navy Adal, (Skip) 22. J. Hoosen, Av. Army)-R. Navy, Bakar, A. K. Minu, A R. Minu. Scandinavian Cup (Scandinavia (8kip) /22. '. Total: 60.
v, Britain)-Britain.
Club v. Army-Army.
Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY
Boxing-Final Individual Army
Meeting Kowloon Chess Club,
Championship (Murray Barracks), p.m. 8. p.in.
at St. Andrew's Church: Hall, 5.30
Tennis Open Doubles Final: E C. Fincher and W. C. Hung V, B; A. TO-MORROW Badminton-Y. M. C. A. Badmin-and H. D. Rumjahn (stand court),
4.30 p.m. ton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m.
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