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A splendid hockey match was witnessed on the Naval ground. King's Park, yesterday afternoon when ILM.S. Tarantula defeated H.M.S. Pandora by four goals to one after leading at half-time by the odd goal in three.
"LL-Odr. Linton, left back, was a Lotable absentee from the Pandora side his place being taken by a substitute,
The winners two goals in the first half came through Johnson. f:om a ane pass from the left wing, and Smith, who took the ball down! the middle of the field to net a are shot. Barlow scored for the Pandora from a brilliant pass by Lieut. Langley.
In the second half, Tarantula added two further goals through Parkin, from a solo effort, and Juhrson who converted a good pass frem Smith.
SPORT
RIFLE SHOTS ON GOLF COURSE
Hungjao Greens
Chase
Confirming reports of the grave state of disorder which exists in Hungjae since bandits and gueril- las, taking advantage of the lax- ness of control exerted by the Ta Tao regime and the Japanese au- thorities, have infested the region. comes a report of an interrupted golf, match on the greens of the Hunglao Club last Friday when armed Japanese soldiers dashed across the fairways in pursuit of a small band of Chinese country pec- ple.
The report, which was given by a member of a party of four foreign golfers. stated that at about 245 p.m., as one of theni was about to drive off from the 16th, tee, his at- tention was gripped by the sight of a small group of Chinese being chased across the greens by two or three Japanese soldiers with bayo- nets fixed,
THREE SHOTS
For the Tarantula, Parkin, who led the attack, and Johnson were outstanding while some good con-dropped out of sight behind the structive work was seen in the Pan- dera Intermediate line between Litut. St. John and Lieut Langley.
H.K.C.C. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY LEAGUE CRICKET
The following will represent the Hongkong Cricket Club first eleven against the Army in a League cric- ket match on the Club ground on Saturday at 2 p..
H. Qwen Hughes Capt., LD. Kuber, L. T: Ride. A C. Beck, J. L. Iisley, J. E Potter, T. A. Peace, TL. C. Pearce, P. H. Scoones, M. F. L. Haymes; K. A. Munro and D. S. Blake (12th"man).
second XI will The HK.C.C. meet the Police Recreation Club in a League match at Happy Valley on Saturday and will be represent ed by the following:
E J. R. Michell (Capt, W. Stoke, D. S. Robb, R. M. M. King. C. W. E. Bishop, H. J. Armstrong, E. R. Divett, H. J. D. Lowe, N.
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As the party and its pursuers 17th. tee, the report added, three separate shots were heard. At that moment two Japanese officers came up to the 13th. tee, and stood at the side of the golfing party and were questioned by a foreigner who had just alighted from his car.
As the replies were given in Japanese the foreigners present were unable to ascertain if any of the Chinese had been shot or what was the cause of the chase.
On the way home, at about 3,30 p.m., the party passed a company of Japanese soldiers and in front of them, being led, were three Chi- nese, while all along the road there seemed to, be a great deal of mill- tary activity. the report continued.
It is believed that the chase was the result of renewed military ac-
tivity in the district following re-
cent acts of disorder there which sulminated recently in the kidnap ping of four Japanese soldiers from
lorry, by a band of Chinese bandits or guerillas.
SPORTS NOTES AND VIEWS
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Inevit- partisanship. is keen are able. To take isolated cases as a
course, 1s, of criterion
absurd. Some games are naturally more conducive to high feeling than others and there are perhaps (Contiqued from Pago 3).
likely to be more regrettable. in. Songs at Eventide I heard you cidents in big football than singing-New Light Symphony Or- cricket, tennis, swimming or lawn chestra conducted by Joseph Lewis, bowls. Nevertheless, all branches Music of the Night; A Song Re- of sport as we know it in the Far membered - John McCormack East have been wonderfully clean. (Tenor) with Plano accomp. by Take for instance the recently- of Saigon and Edwin Schneider. Cinderella-A completed tour
South China Phantasy-Eric Coates and Sym- Phnom penh by a
Athletic Association soccer team. phony Orchestra.
players Empire The only complaint the
had on their return to Hongkong affered too was that they were much entertainment! That hard- ly looks as if "incident" succeeded As a "incident" during the tour. "matter of fact, there was not one Nocturne in D Flat Major, Op. major" unpleasant happening of 27, No. 2. Nocturne in G Minor, any kind. That tour was a very
9 p.m. London Relay Exchange."
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Points of view by travellers from the Dominions and Colonies.
9.15 p.m. Rubinstein playing
Chopin.
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Op. 31, No. 1. Nocturne in C Bharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 1.
9.30 p.m. London Relay -The News.
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fair example of the spirit of sport in most parts of the Far East. Pessimisty may continue to "moan? but, so long as that spirit obtains, we cannot have enough represen- tative games.
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9.50 p.m. A Request Programune. Orch.-Symphony No. 8 in G Major (The "Surprise" Symphony --Haydn).--Boston Symphony Or-
Regarding the unofficial tennis chestra cond. by Serge Koussevit- sky. Vocal-Ombra Mat Fu ("Xer- visit referred to above, the five xes" Handell, Erico Caruso players, who are due on the Em- (Tenor) with Organ. (Sung in press of Canada to-morrow,
students. They are P. G. Italian). Orch.-"Samson and De-ali
Harry K. F. L llah"-Bacchanale (Saint-Saens), ("Poker") Tong,
Orch. Tsai Kuo-chi, Hsu Pel-tse and -Philadelphia Symphony under the direction of Leopold Chang Chen-haing. The first two Stokowski. Vocal-The Lute Play-are juntor doubles champlons of E private er. (Allitsen)--Peter Dawson (Bass Shanghal. Definitely Baritone) with Orchestra. Vocal project, the tour is deserving or Lamento Borineano (Hernandez, all encouragement, as the mem- of the alde announce arr.b Brito); La Rosa Oriental bers
main (Espigul). Conchita Supervia frankly that one of their Supervia (Mezzo-Soprano) with objecta in coming is to gain fur- Orch. (8ung in Spanish). Orch. ther experience of the game dur Jealousy-Tango Tzigane (Gade)ing their winter vacation. The Boston Promenade Orchestra cond. fact that arrangements have been by Arthur Fiedler. Vocal-Rose made for them to meet some of Marie (from the film)-Nelson the best players in Hongkong is, a Eddy (Baritone) with Orch. In-creditable reflection of the willing- dian Love Call (from "Roseness of local sportsmen to en- Marie-Jeanette MacDorald (80-courage others reputedly less ad- prano) and Nelson Eddy (Baritone) vanced than themselves. The ave Orch. Darice. Orch.-Night players are, however, in the nature and Day-Fox-Trot--Tommy Dor-ot, "dark horses," as little is known sey and His Orch. Vocal-Music, of their form here, and it is not Maestro,
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