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CLUB DE RECREIONIN RIDING SCHOOL
SOFTBALL SHIELD
Chinese Baseball Club Lose In Splendid Match
Club de Recreio yesterday gained the distinction of being the first team to have their name inscribed on the Kwok Yin!|- Shield when they narrowly best the Chinese Baseball Club by three runs to one. In the play-off for the Men's Softball League championship.
Without a doubt it was one of duty, turned in a good perform the best games of the season. Hits |ance. were evenly distributed, both sides garnering four aplece.
SPORTS
High Standard Of Pupils
"..
The annual sports of the Hongkong Riding School hold yesterday morning proved a striking success. Competition was keen throughout the vari- ous riding contests and those taking part showed fine horse- manship. Lieut-Col. H. "B. L. Dowbiggin, who was one of the judges, con- For the losers Tommy Changratulated Mr. Bob. Charles, riding pitched a good game and received master, of his fine exhibition and Eddie Gosano again won the every support from his Gelders the bigh standard of his pupils.
Mrs. J. Fleming presented the gama for the Portuguese boys who from the "first time this sea when he hit a two-bagger in the son played without "committing awards to the wiriners. Arst innings to bring in two an error. Wally Ching, playing at tallies; Mike Mendonca completed short stop, gave a grand display their tally when he clouted ajand Pau Ka-ping, the Interport homer. In the field, A. V. Gosano | goal-keeper, making his debut for and "Spotty" Pereira were brilliant the Baseballers at the "hot corner" and Johnny Alvares, doing mound gave a creditable dispiny..
INTERNATIONAL SERIES Two gamea
the Interna- in tional series were also played.
HOME FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES
(Continued from Pare 2)
FIRST DIVISION
Everton Wolves Derby Middlesbro' Charlton Aston Villa Bolton
Arsenai Stoke Liverpool
F W. D. L. F. A: Pts. 33 22 3 8 71 43 47 33 18 8 7 72 20 44 34 17 7 10 58 44 41 34 15 8 11 71 58 38 33 16 6 11 60 50 33 33 15 7 11 62 45 37 33 12 11 10 57 47 35 33 13 9 11 42 33 35 34 13 9 12 58 50 35 34 11 11 12 52 56 33 Grimsby 33 12 9 12 47 57 33 Preston NE. 32 11 10 11 47 48 32 Sunderland 33 12 8 13 45 52 32 Leeds U. 33 12 7 14 50 58 31
33 12 7 14 48 60 31" Mchester U. 33 9 12 12-48 56 30 Huddersfield 34 11 8 17.46-51 28 Blackpool 33 8 12 13 41 57 28 Portsmouth 33 8 12 13 35 54 28 Chelsea
32 10 6 18 56 64 26 34 8 10 16 37 63 26 5 19 52 73.23
SECOND DIVISION
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|Massa, Goddard & Douglas,
on the 23rd March, 1999,
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MELCHERS & CO.,
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for Constavignature.
Hong Kong, 17th March, 1939.
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No Itenance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
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30 Hong Kong, 18th March, 1939,
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Bails 12 YAR, for Mars.. London,
R'dam, Hamburg & Glasgow Baile 5 ÁPRIL, for Mare., London,
Rotterdam, Hamburg & Glasgow
LIVERPOOL SERVICE
"CYCLOPS"
de Bromborough
Sails 22 MAR, for Liverpool,
NEW YORK SERVICE "GLAUCUS“ Seijs 4 AUG.. for Halifax, Boston &
New York.
PACIFIC SERVICE(via BIRIN, KOBE, NAGOYA & TONDHAKA
"IXION”. Saila 8 APX., for Victoria, Va^OUTAN
Beattle
INWARD SERVICE
Dus
PHILOOTETES" 23 MAR, From Gdynia & UK.
via the Straits "EURYBATES" 24 MAR., From New York via Panama
28 MAB From UK. via the Straits "HECTOR" "PROTESILAUS" 26 MAR, From North Continental Potts
via the Straits
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Leicester
Birmingham 33 9
Blackburn
Newcastle Wednesday
4
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 34 21 3 10 81 50 45 35 17
711 54, 39-41
31 16 6 9.71 49 38 West Brom 33 16 8 11 81 61 38 Luton
33 17 4 12 64 52 38 Coventry 32 16 6 10 49 38 38 Fulham 32 14 9 9 50 39 37 Sheffield U. 32 13 11 8 47.36 37 Chesterfield 32 15 7 10 51 41 37 Tottenham 33 149 10 53 48 37 Burnley 35 13 9 13 41 47 35 M'chester C. 32 15 4 13 78 67 34 Millwall 39 11 11 11 50 43 33 33-13 6-14 43 45 32 West Ham. 32 12 7 13 60 46 31 Bradford 34 10.11 13 54 68 31 34 10 10 14 53 60 30 Southampton 33 10 8 15 44 59 28 32 8 10 14 41 62 28 32 10 2 20 38 78 22 33 6. B 18 39 75 21 34 5 6 24 35 65 15
Plymouth
Bury
Swansea Norwich
·Notts F Tranmere.
THIRD DIVISION 'SOUTH'
Newport
Brighton Reading
Crystal
Palace
Watford
Queen's
Park R. Notts C. Swindon Bristol C. Aldersbot
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 34:20 7 7 52 36 47
·33 15 8 18 53 39 38 34 13 12 980. 47 38
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31 1588 54 42 38 33 157 11 52 40 37
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PRIZE-WINNERS
The prize-winners were 15 follows:-
Target Competition: Miss Brock. Adult Lerners' Competition (Class II): 1. Miss B. Penney: 2. Miss N. Huson.
Advanced Children's Competition Class III): 1, Miss M. Steele Per-
in the first encounter Philippine kins: 2. Master G. Leckie.
Islanda beat Great Britain by 7
talle to four. Paulino and
Gosulco shone for the Filipinos and the brilliant defensive work did much to hold the lasers to their comparatively small score. The losers were best served by Stewart, the Gillespie and
of R. A. F. who were very safe, in the outfield.
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1939,
FOREIGN MAILS.
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From
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MAILS
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Air Mail by. *Imperial Airways
Dtreet Service”—London date, imperisi 11th Max.
Japan and Shanghai Calcutta and Straits
Adult Learners' Competition Straits (Class : 1. Miss N.. Kerrison: 2.Straits ............ Mr. R. Brooks.
Advanced Children's Competition (Class II: 1. Miss M. Fleming: 2. Miss C. Hickman.
Australia and Manila..
Hosang...
Cremer....
30th Mar.
Per
Due
Txinan.
Pleasantville Kalgan......... Eurybates...
"g0th Mar,
Both Mar.
20th Mar.
9 at Mar.
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21th Mar,
Memnon....
21st Mar.
glat Mar.
21st Mar.
Boissevain..
91st Mar
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Direct Service"-Londen date. Imperial 15th March. ""
Advanced Children's Competition Straits (Class D): 1. Master F. Langley: 2,Shanghal Miss V. Walker; 3. Miss E. Fleming. Japan.
Tiny Tots Competition: 1. Master B. Kerr: 2, Master C. Selby.
Children's Learners Competition Class III: 1, Master F. Hechtel:
In the other game, India gained the verdict against Portugal "E". by three runs to one, Nazarin and Kitchell played good ball and M.2, Miss G. Holmes. el Arculi, at first base, was also | outstanding. Ozorio, F. Barros and C, and Suva-Netto. were the only ones to come off for the losers.
Results of other matches played are as follows:-
10
LADIES' LEAGUE Canadian Chinese 14: Filipinos
11
Wildcats 25: Baby Panthers 13 INTER-HONG LEAGUE Texaco 21: R. A. F. 12 Bocony 15: National C. B. 8 Netherlands Bank 33: American Express 3
'MARCHING BOOTS
ON:
SO WHO CARES?
BERLIN, Mar. 18 (Reuter)— The Nazi press makes light of all foreign criticisms of Ger- man policy, or makes it the basis of attack.
“Of what concern are these comments." writes one paper, “to him who has his marching boots on?'"
GRIM PICTURE
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in Rumanian circles it is con- sidered that even if Germay is preparing to attack Rumania, this 'operation could-not be undertaken
within ten days.
The attitude of Hungary, and more particularly Italy. to the recent events and the possibility of new action by Germany la still obscure.
MUSSOLINI ADVISED
"Observer's" - diplomatic correspondent makes the interest 31 13 9 9 60 41" 35 ing asertion that Herr Hitler 31 14 7 10 48 36 35 advised Signor Mussolini not to 32 14 7 11 82 53 35 make any territorial claims from 33 13 8 12 48 49 34 France at present, but to make 32 12 10 10 38.47 34 such claims for concessions in Northampton 32 14 5 13 49 46 33Tunisia, short of sovereign rights. Cardiff
as to enable him later to copy the technique employed by Herr 'Hitler Southend
in Budetenland.: Exeter
32 12 8 12 48 48 32 30 11 7 12 47 51 29 32 10.9.13 54 30 29 Mansfield 33 10 9 14 38 58 29 Bournemouth 31 9 10 12 38 45 28 Torquay 31 10 8 13 39 50 28 32 10 7.15 41.47 27 32 8 10 14 39 41 26
Port Vale Bristol R. Ipswich Clapton 0. Walsall
30 8:10 12 36.41 26
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31 88 15 36.42 24
32: 8 8 18 39 58 20
THIRD DIVISION NORTH'
NO RECOGNITION MOSCOW, Mar. 19 (Reuter)-M. Litvinoff has informed Germany that the Soviet has refused to 200 recognize the annexation Czechoslovakia.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE 18T DIV.
P. W. D. L F. A. Pts. Rangers 34 25-6 479 28 55 | Celtic
Barnsley
Doncaster
33 15 12 8 80 40′ 43
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Aberdeen Queen
O'South Hearts Falkirk.
Bradford
City
33 17 8 10 68 43 40° Southport 31 15 10 6 62, 37.40 Oldham.. 34 17 4 13 58 50 38 Hun
33 15 7 11 72 59 37 St. John- Crewe
33 17 3:13 78.55737 Chester 32 14 8:10 71·58 '36. Stockport 32 147 1173 57 35 Rotherhamn 34 14 7 13 56 52 35 32:10 12 10 36 40 32 34 13 6.15 51 57 82 34 136 15,52 70,32 N. Brighton 33 127 14:50 57-31 34-118 15.72-66.30
Halifax
Barrow
Wrexham
Rochdale
Lincoln
Gateshead
Carlisle
York
Darlington Hartlepools Accrington
33 11 8.14 59.69,30o 32 10 13.58.56 29 33.12 5 18.55 88 29 3197 15 45 65 25 33:10 6 18 52 78 25 33 10 4 19 48 79 24
3444.25:38 85:12
Air Mall by "Pan Amarican Air-
ways Direct Service"-San Fran- Pan American cisco date, 15th March. Canada, USA, Japan and Shang- hal (Vancouver B. C. date, 4th March
Children's Learners' Competition (Class II: 1. Master B. Rasch; 2, Manila. Master A. Forsyth.
Saigon
Wee Ponies and Bare Back Rid- Formosa, Japan and Shanghal...... Hakone Maru..... ing: 1. Miss V. Walker: 2; Miss P.Japan Dodwell.
Japan and Shanghai The Harriman Challenge Cup Java (for Best Rider in the School to be Shanghal. competed for annually): Master F. | Straitä Langley.
Manila A Whip for Best Girl Rider: Miss Manila N. Kerrison.
Japan. A special prize was awarded to Straits Miss Hickman. She was unseated straits ka 3 competition, but mounted again on another pony to finish the event.
CALCUTTA CUP RUGGER MATCH:
England Win By Nine To Six:
(Reuter) LONDON, Mar. 18 ́England--beat Scotland by § points to 6 in the Calcutta Cup Rugger match at Murrayfield to-day. The teams were tled at 8 points 'all at hálf time.. Both sides' were un- changed except that Murdoch (Hillhead. High School replaced K. C. Fyfe in the Scottish side Fyte is ill
Scotland began with a rush but England settled down, the three- quarters handling confidently. | Scotland was getting the ball from the line-outs, but England was better in the scrums and the for- wards excelled in the loose.
Murdoch scored a grand 'try in the 13th minute..
Japan
Java and Mania. Shanghai
Calcutta and Straits..... Shanghai
Atuta Maru
Burdwan... Tjisarpes......... Victoria....
Suwa Marii. Corneville....
24th Mar.
24th Mar.
14th Mar.
24th Mar.
25th Mar,
25th Mar.
25th Mar.
28th Mar.
| Marchen Maersk
28th Mar
Nagato Maru..... Protesilaus
26th Mar.
'Beth Mar.
27th Mar.
27th Mar.
Hector...
Rio de Janeiro
Maru... Tisadane..... Analock................... TILAWA.....
Kamakura Maru
Chichibu Maru...
27th Mar.
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28th Mar. "
90th Mar
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai, (San Francisco date, 2nd March). Saigon.
29th Mar
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Marechal Joffre..
30th Mar,
Jaban and Shanghai..
Potsdam
30th Mar.
Japan.
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Nankin..
30th Mar
30th Mar
U. B. A, Honolulu and Japan-
(San Francisco date, 4th March),, Pres. Monroe.... USA, Honolulu Japan, & Shanghai
-(Ban Francisco date, March).
fapan and Shanghai.............* Calcutta and Straits
10th
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21st Mar
31st Mar
31st Mar,
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six minutes later, Shaw went over to give Scotland a 60 lead. Beaton scored a penalty goal from 35 yards, and equalised with a fur- ther penalty goal Just before the Air Mait for “Imperial Airways interval,
Direct Service "---due » London. Imperial
27th March.
After the Interval England scored an unconverted try.
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performance and M E. Clamalli, magician
insionist, will give on Friday, Airmail for "Imperial Airways March 24 at Kowloon Cricket Direct Bervice"--dne Club, commencing at 9.15 p.m.
30th March: Admission will be free for mem-
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Kowloon Cricket Club's next dance has been arranged for Baturday, 1st April, from 0.30 p.m. till 2:30 am, when the Dance Band of 2nd Bn. The Royal Scots wil be in attendance
Tickets are (Ladies) $1.50 and (Gentlemen) $2.00, including light refreshments.
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