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RIFLE
ASSOCIATION
New Members Attend Spoon And Practice Shoot
MEMBERSHIP STILL GROWING
Another large
seed
attendance
of time, between, teams from Hong
Sir
members was at the mid- Kong. Ceylon, Singapore, and the week Spoon and Practice Shoot of Federated Malay States, while a the Association, which was held week later special reference was yesterday afternoon by the made to the forthcoming prize HK.R.A. Over seventy competitors meeting of the Association, and to took part in the shoot, which was the substantial cash prize which favoured with brilliant sunshine has been given the HK.R.A. by His
the Governor, Excellency and a light, but variable, brecze.
For the Arst time members of Cleary Northcote, KC.M.G. the 2nd Bn. The Royal Scots took An account of the more im-
which business
was part in the shoot, and during the portant afternoon the Commanding Officer, transacted at the meeting of the Lieut.-Col. O. E Hall, M.C., with Council of the Association. held on Major Money, the President of the Tuesday last, will be found else- Battalion Rifle Club, visited the where in this issue. ranges and Inspected the Club- house, and expressed themselves as well satisded with what they had seen. It is understood that over one hundred members of this unit have already applied for individual full membership of the Association, and that further applications are being received daily.
As
HIGH LEVEL
MARCH 3, 1938.
CORINTHIANS WIN AGAIN
Beat Combined Police-Club XI
FOWLER SCORES TWO GOALS After holding
the
Islington
the
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From
Corinthians to a 2-2 draw in the first hall, the combined Club and Police eleven were defeated by the visitors by four goals to two, in a football match played on Club ground. Happy Valley. yes- terday.
The
made Islingtonians
four Japan changes in the second half,
Japan and Shanghai.. A crowd of about 2,000 specta- Straits tors witnessed the match.
INWARD MAILS
Per
Dne
Sirdhand.
and
Tanda.. Aramis
3rd Mar.
3rd Maz.
Barentsz..
3rd Mar,
Calcutta and Straits ....
3rd Mar.
Atreus..
*3rd Mar.
Conte Verde.
3rd Mar.
Comorin......
3rd Mar,
3rd Mar,
4th Mar.
4th Mar.
4th Mar.
4th Mar
LD. Skinner, the local cus- Straits todian, played well and brought Shanghai off a number of fine saves. Bick- Japan and Shanghai.. ford and Fowler were outstanding Hothow in the forward line. but lacked Bangkck and Swatów..
the intermediate Shangbal.... support from
Saigon... Braithwaite and Sherwood were Dairen
regards yesterday's shoot, linë. scoring was definitely on a high level. A member of HMS. Suffolk. prominent for the Corinthians' Air Mail by "Imperial Airways
Direct Service "-London In the opening minutes Fowler 24th February.
A goal Japan Club) narrowly missed
Kwangtung Kwelyang.....
Glenapp....
Bontekoe..
Delagoa Maru.
date.Imperial
C.P.O. G. H. Griffin, took the nettside. S.R. (b) spoon with the fine score of 34. 34, and 30 (98), while the hardicap spoons were won by Cpl. At the other end Braithwaite Japan It will be remembered that it was W. Viges, RE, and S.S.M. W. Street. netted after a fine solo effort. Japan
Australia and Manila. only ten days ago that the unit R.A.S.C In the S.R. (a) series. Fowler equalised in fine style.
From less than four
a corner kick Sherwood Straits became affliated to the Assocla-there were no tion, and the remarkable number highest aggregate scores of 84, and gained possession of the ball to Straits of applications for full membership the spoon for the best net; score give the visitors the lead. Long-Haiphong
to Pte.
Rawling. inan was penalised a foul Air Mail by "Pan-American Air- which are now coming in, augurs goes
ways Direct Service San well for the forthcoming prize 1/Midd'x, R., who gains it under against Howlett, and Fowler scored
Francisco date, 23rd February. meeting, and the future growth of the Association's regulation, which from the "spot kick. the Association.
states that "counting-out" shall commerice with the elimination of the lower scores at the longest dis-
The increasing attention which "NEPTUNA' is being given in the Home press
due
E G.
to the activities of this Association, tance.
In accordance with custom, a is shown by the fact that on two successive occasions, the rifle special spoon was awarded to the 12th MARCH shooting correspondent of the Lon-member of the newly affiliated don Times has referred to the rifle club of the 2nd Bn. The Royal sailing
H.K.R.A.: in the issue of this paper Scots, who made the highest score 16th MARCH
For
SAIGON,
MADANG,
SALAMAUA,
RABAUL,
for January 24, special reference of those members of his unit at- was made to the projected "Far tending, and as will be seen below. East Trophy "match, which is like this was won by Pte. D. Russell, ly to be fired this year, for the first with a nett score of 70.
The leading scores made yesterday afternoon were as follows:
S.R. (b)
for
In the second half the local Shanghai side made the mistake of allowing Shanghai and Amoy their inside forwards to drop back Japan
In defence.
ed.
Japan. Bickford sent over a number of Saigon fine centres, but they were wast- Australia and Manila
The third goal was netted by Straits Sherwood for the Corinthians who U.S.A.. Canada, Japan and Manila
â fourth goal through Seattle, date, 12th February added
·Braithwaite. in the closing Shanghai
minutes of the game. The teams were:
Amoy
Straits and Manila Islington Corinthians: - Longs | Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shang- man: Martin. Buchanan (Clark); hal-Vancouver. B.C., date 19th Wright (Dance), Whittaker (Man- February ning). Bradbury: Read, Braith-traits..... walte, Sherwood, W. Miller Japan and Formosa.. (Avery) and J. Miller.
Japan
..........
Club and Police:-L. D. Skinner: Straits and Manila
C. File... Bone: D. Hynes, A... R. Straits and Manila Brittain, C. Parker: G. H. T. A.
Pearce. F. Fowler, Howlett and B. Manila
PEAK SCHOOL SPORTS
Nett
Nett
Score at Score at Score at Aggregate
Score Ass'n, 200 Yds. 500 Yds. 600 Yds. F'cap
Nett
Nett
SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE
1.--C.P.O. G. H. Griffin 2.-B. F. E. Russell
1
34
34
36"
38*
2
31
32
96
3.P.O. J. C. Swan
scr.
29
94
I. Bickford.
4. Mr. H. W. Cory
1
32
94
5-Sjt. P. Hale
SCE.
29
93
.6.Sjt..V. W. Cooper
4
28
32
91
7.-Lleut. A. J. Le Seelleur 8-Lieut. R. F. Jenks
3
it
29
30
$1
Бет.
30
30
J1
9-L/St, E J. Jordan....
3
30
91
10. Mr. G. H. Lakeman
2
28
89
11. Cpl. W. Viges
6
31.
88t
12-2/Lt. A.O.. Pullman..... 13. Onr. B. J. B. Morahan 14.-C.S.M. R. Challis
4
32
27
88
7
30
26
B6
28
15.-W.O.I. A. F. Pease..
29
27.
18. Cpl. J. H. Singleton
17.-S.S.M. W. Street
8
B
23 28
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Lady MacGregor
Presents Prizes
Favoured by fine weather the annual sports of the Peak School
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84
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Per
Date and Time
Thursday, 3rd
Tal 'Ming
8.15 AM 8.30 AM
our the Chief Justice. Sir Atholl Swatow, Foochow and "Tientsin.... Ninghai MacGregor), yesterday afternoon Saigon. Ceylon, India, * & *8.
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ន់ នភ ន ន ដ ឌ នដន ឆ៩,
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84*
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Africa, Egypt & Europe via Mar- seilles-due Marseilles 30th Mar. Aramis...
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84
82
80
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On behalf of the Education De-Manila partment, Mr. J. Ralston, Inspec- iKongmoon tor of English Schools, thanked the Saigon.... organisers and helpers and com- Bangkok petitors for their keeness and paid
Friesland..
Tai Lee.
Apocy Michael Jebsen...
23
74
a warm tribute to Sir Atholl and Air Mall for Wuchow, Kwellin,
27
-73
Lady MacGregor for their kind-
25
71+
ness in lending their grounds.
Kweiyang and Chungking by the "C.N.A.C. Airways Direct Service." | C.N.A.C. Pline
22
71
24
29
70x
Lady MacGregor was the re- cipient of a gift presented by Isabel Durran and Brian Burton.
FRIDAY
THE RESULTS
Kongso.
x-Denotes the winner of the special spoon mentioned above. *Denotes the winner of the "nett" spoon. +-Denotes the winner of the "handicap" spoon. NOTE: The handicap of each winner has been reduced by one point as shown. This procedure applies to all S.R. (a). and SR. (b) Bpoon,Shoots.
1940 OLYMPICS DISPUTE
Japan's Suggested Date Clashes With "Varsity Terms
Paris, Mar. 1.
Disagreement over the date of
K.C.C. TEAMS
Senior A: 1. A. Douglas; 2, J. Dibley: 3, E Hargreaves.
Intermediate B. 1. E. Sanger; 2.
Samshul and Wuchow. The prize winners were as fol-Air Mail for Slan, Lanchow and lows:
Chengta, etc. (vla Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surface transport as Services permit). Kongmoon Shanghal and Japan Tientsin
F Penn; 3, A. Thomson,
Intermediate C: 1, CA Court; 2
The following will represent the 2 K.C.C. first eleven against the Club de Recreio In a League cricket match on Saturday:-
D. J. N. Anderson (Capt.). E. C.
C. Mal: 3, C. Murdock.
Intermediate D; 1, J. Macmillan;
J. Manning; 3, J. Hargreaves. JUNIORS
Running: 1, Nan Dibley; 2, Brian Burton: 3, Michael Brengal.
Egg and Spoon; 1, Ingrid Oland:
Fincher, N. B. Lloyd. R. E. Lee, G. 2. J. Clark and J. Hodgers, F. O'Bryen, S. Jex, G. C. Burnnet, TA. Madar, P. I. Zimmern, H. M. Baxter, and W. C." Hung; J. P. (umpire); H. Broken- Robinson shire (scorer).
against
swatow, Amoy and (Foochow via
Amoy)
G.P.O. & K.P.O.
Ber. Ord.
8.45 AM
10.30 AM
10.00 AN
11.00 AM
2.30 K
4.00 TM
Kowloon 1.0. Reg. 3rd 5.00 PM Ord. Jed 5.00 PM G.P.O:
Reg. 3rd 8.00 PM
Ord. 4th 6.00 AN
Friday, 4th
8.15 AM
G.P.O. & R.P.O.
Eurasia Plane On. Lee............. Nalders...... Newchwang
Reg. Ord.
9,00 AM
9,30 AM
10.00 AM
10.30 AM
10.30 AM
Anhui
1,30 PM
9.30 PM
Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & 8. Af'ca Manila Maru. Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A., Canada,
Bunny Jump:. 1, B. Burton; 2, J. Clarke: 3, N. Dibley.
Running: 1. P. Kroghmoe; 2 8. Manila, Rabaul, Australia and New Zealand Via Brisbane-due Bris- Valentine; 3. M. Mabeal.
bane 22nd March Straits. Ceylon. India, E. & S. Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Mar- seilles due Marsellica, 1st April Comorin.
SATURDAY
Bunny Jump: 1, 8. Valentine; 2, Ton Martin; 3, P. Kroghimbe,
Team Race: Won by Class 4 (A. Douglas).
Egg and Spoon: V. Kroghmoe; The K.C.C. will be represented 2, T. Hall, 3, L. Durran. the 1940 Olympics at Tokyo arose by the following in the second XI
cricket match at a meeting of the International League Amateur Athletic Federation today. Army "g!!.
A. A. Dand. (Capt.), W. L. MC- when the Japanese delegate poin- ted out that Japan did not accept Kenzie, W. Mulcahy, B. D. 14y, responsibility for the chosen date 15. A. Gray, R. T. Broadbridge, C. B. at the end of August, when the R. Sargent, R. Baldwin, G. A. V. weather was extremely hot and Hall, J. R. Luke and. A. T. Lay; H.
Overy (umpire).. molat in Japan.
Japan suggested that a better date would be the end of Septem-
A whilst drive and tombola will ber or the beginning of October.
be held in the Bergeants' Mess of France, Britain and America, the 1st Bn. Middlesex Regiment at however, sald this would prevent Shamshuipo Camp on Tuesday at participation by their university 8.30 p.m. athletes, who provided a large
section of the teams.
C. & S. America & *Europe via San Francisco-due San Fran- cisco, 22nd March and Europe via Siberia Shanghai
Par
4,00 PM
Oid.
6.00 PM
Pres. Coolidge..... Barentsz.....
Reg.
3.30 PB
5.00 PM
Par. 4th 5.00 PM
Reg. 4th 5.00 pu
Tanda
Ord. 5th 9,00 AM
| G.P.Q. & E.P.O.
Par 4th 5.00 PM
Bog. 5th 2.4G ÀM
Ord 5th 11,30 AM ·
Saturday, 5th
Tai Hing
Tai Seun Hong....
G.P.O. & K.P.O. Reg
8.30 AM
und.
Samshul and Wnebow....... Sandakan "............
TABLE TENNIS Bzabados and Kelen, the Hun- garian table tennis stars, appeared Air Mail for "K.L.M. Airways Ber-
vice"-due Amsterdam, 13th Mar.Comorin in exhibition matches at the King's
Fook On. Theatre (all performances) and Kongmoon gave a very fine account of them- Hothow, Pakhoi and Haiphong...... Kiangsu........
Singkiang selves. Their stroke production Shanghal and ball control was a feature of Straits, Sandakan, Ceylon, India.
Egypt and Europe via Brindis the exhibition.
due Brindisi 25th March... Conte Verde...... Ord
WIN FOR Y.M.C.A.
The European Y.M.C.A. defeated a local team, the RAPA., in a would friendly table tennis match last
The German and Italian delega- governments concerned tes said that in view of the im-surely see that, their students did night: The score was four games portance of the Olympics the not suffer-(Reuter.)
to three in favour of the Y.MO.A
*Superscribed Correspondence Only.
8.15 AM 8.30 AM
10. O AM
10.00 AM
* 1.00 PX
1,30 PM
G.P.O.&E.P.O. Reg.-.
2.45 FM .3.30 PM
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