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IRRESISTIBLE FORM OF RAJPUTANA FORWARDS
Royal Scots Overwhelmed
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THE 5TH/6TH RAJPUTANA RIFLES easily accounted for the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Scots, in a first round match of the Large Units Knockout Hockey Tournament yesterday, win- ning by seven goals to nil at 8 humshulpo.
Winners of the Tournament last year, the Rajputanas ex- perienced little opposition in their first match of this year's competition.
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The Royals, at no stage of the gane, showed up as likely to ex- tend their opponents, and at "Matsubara Hotel" No. 20. Ice fourth goal of the match, House Street.
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the first in the second half., put the final result beyond any doubt.
For the winners,, the forward Une combination of Shah Well. Lt. Indarjit Singh and Lt. Pritam Nath was irresistible and mono- polised the play. In the defence, Gopal Ram and Datta Ram were in good form,
FEW BREAKAWAYS
For the lasers, Cpl. Neate was good at centre-half. The Yorward line lacked dash, but Hitchcock and Lt. Douglass were impressive In a few breakaways through the McGready. Rajputanas defence.
fine
In goal. brought of some
saves.
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The goals in the first half were off scored by Datta Ram (2) short corners, and Lt.- Indarjit Singh. In the second half. L.
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FIRST ROUND
RESULTS
The first round of the Large Units Knockout Hocker Tournament has been com- pleted with the following re- suits:-
12th Heavy Rest, beat th Heavy Regt. 2-0.
Middlesex beat Royal En- gineers 3-0.
Kumaon
Rifles "beat 5th
A. A. 5-0.
Rajputana Rides bont Royal Scots 7-8.
H. K. S. R. A. beat Com- bined Small Units 4–1.
SPORTS
Above is thè Chiña team which defeated Scotland by seven goals to two in the final of the "Sunday Herald" International Charity Football Cuy on Monday. Standing (back row):-Leb. Tia-sang, Cheung Widy-biòl; Second row:-Leung Winx-chiu, Hsu Kläg- seng, Soong Ling-sing, Lee Kwok-wal; Front row:-Chung Yung- sum, Fung King-cheong, Chan Tak-fal, Ip Pak-wah
and Han Ching-to.
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Holiday Home Soccer And
Rugger Matches
LONDON, Mar. 25
(Heuter)—
The following are the results of Home football and rugby matches played on Exa'er Monday:
MADLAND
Coventry 10, Luton 2.
West Bromwich 4, Birmingham
1.
EAST, MIDLAND
PROGRAMME Lincoln 1, Chesterfield 4.
FOR THIRD
Notts F. 1, Barnsley 0. Rotherham 3. Nott C. 2.
WESTERN Chester 2, Tranmere 2.
EXTRA RACE Stoke C. 5. Port-Vale 1
MEETING
The teams were: Rajputana Rifles: Diwan Alt; Tas Undersigned have received sher Khan, and Datta Ram: pa
The Hongkong Jockey Club's Singh Ram, Duda' Ram and Gopal Ram; Shah Wal, Lt Indarjit Third Extra Race Meeting will be Singh, Li Pritam Nath, Lt. Mukh-held on Saturday, April 6, at Happy
Valley. tar Singh and Takhat Singh.
The first saddling bell will be st Royal Scots: Pte. McCready: Captain Harland and Pte. Nay-1.30 p.m. and the first race will be smith: B/M Jordan, Cpl,,, Neave run at 2 p.m. and Lt. Ridsdale 2/Lt, Fargus Lt. Douglass, Cpl Hitchcock, Lt. Patterson and Cpl. Park.
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1-Canton Handicap-1st Section (From the Two Mile Post Once Round, and In, About One Mile 171 Yards) Winner $600, 2nd $300, 3rd $200. Short of one player throughout For China Ponies. "D" Class. To the game. Combined Small Units be ridden by Jockeys who have not did well to hold the HK.S.R.A. won ten races anywhere at any down
at the Marina time. No Whips or Spurs allowed Ground. The half time score was Entrance $5. 2-0.
to 1-1
NOTE-One Entry only, will be Pte. Clarke (RAS.C.), in the made for the Canton Handicap. Old Porcelain and Pottery, Han Small Units goal, managed sey(Races Nos. 1 and 9). Entries wil Bronze and Jade Ware, Carrederal good saves and was, with L/C be divided into First and Second Ivory and Jade Ornaments, Ivory Govier, in the pivotal berth, about Sections at the discretion of the and Jade
Cabinets and the outstanding player for the Handicapper. Inlaid
2.Brisbane Spring Handicap Screens, Slik Embroideries, Em- losers.
(Two Miles) broidered Pictures, Scrolls, Lac- quered Ware, etc., etc.
Sgt. Stone (R.ASC.). and Nk,
Bagh Singh (Indian Medical Winner $750, 2nd $300, 3rd $200 Corps) were impressive in attack, For Australian Subscription Ponies but the superior teamwork and of any Season. Jockey Allowance. the better individual standard of Entrancé $5.
On View from Thursday, the 28th the HKSRA team proved Im-3.-Fatshan Handicap-1st Section
March, 1948.
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CLASSIFICATION
OF PONIES
The Macao, Jockey Club announ- on the following pony" classifica- tionss
"Y", Class Subscription China
* Pontes Country Flower, Coureur Bleu, Gold Fakry Auk, Fairy Ousel,
possible to beat.
FIRST GOAL
(One and a Quarter Miles) Winner $600. d $300, 3rd $200. For China Pontes, "C" Class. Grtf- ams of this season that have won less than $1,000 in stakes, Barred. Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5.
Khuda Bux scored the first goal, and Abdul Rahman added to the score before the interval In the second half, Mans Singh. and Abdul Rahman scored for the HKSRA., and Govier for Com(Races Nos. 3 and 7). Entries will bined Small Units.
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The teams were: HESRA. Mühd. Fazal; Yusuf Khan and Jem. Hazara Singh: Mund, Newaz, Abdul Rahman and
NOTE-One Entry only. will be made for the Fatshan Handicap
be divided into First and Second Sections at the discretion of the ¡Handicapper.
NORTH-WESTERN
Barrow 4. Blackburn 2 Carlisle 3, Southport 2.
SOUTH C. Arsenal 1, Charlton 1.v Fulham 4, Chelsea 3. Millwall 1. Tottenham 1 Portsmouth 1, Brentford 3. West Ham 2, Southampton 2 SOUTH D
B'mouth, Southend 1. Crystal P. 7, Clapton 0.1. Norwich C. 3. Brighton & H. 0. Queen's Park R. 2, Watford 0. Reading 1, Aldershot 0. SOUTH-WESTERN
Bristol C. 2, Swansea 0. Newport 0, Bristol R. 2 NORTH-EASTERN Darlington 8, M'borough 0. Huddersfield 4, Hartlepools 1. Hull 4 York 1. ...” -
SCOTTISH (WESTERN) Queen's Park 1, Celtic 4. Rangers 2. Partick T. 2. Clyde 4, Third Lanark, 0.
FRIENDLIES
Bury 4, Accrington 0, New Brighton 1. Southport 0. Blackpool 9. Manchester C. 3. Cardin 1, West Bromwich 1. Leeds 6, Doncaster,. Leicester 5, Sheffield W. 2. Liverpool 9. Boltán 1. Manchester U. 5. Preston 1.
CLASSIFICATION
· LISTS OF H.K. JOCKEY CLUB
Alterations and additions to Classification lists dated March 11, 1940, are as follows:-
AUSTRALIAN PONIES Bruno, Many Thanks: Spring- hurst to "B" Class; Australian
--Hobart Handicap (One Mile) Winner $600, 2nd $300, 3rd $200. Dawaz Khan; Kuds Buz Mana For Australian Subscription Ponies, Singh, Dally Singh, Rajah Khan "B" Class. Jockey Allowance. En-Prince. Bredon, Centre Court, Fair and Nur Muhd
trance $5.
Chance, Forehand Drive, Frankim,
Combined Small Units: Pte. 5.Kongman Handicap (From the Princes Bridge, Rowan, Snowy Clarke KRAS.C.); Sgt, Reed (R,A. | Two Mile Post Once Round and P.C.); Cpl. German (R. Signals), In, About One Mile 171 Yards)
Winner $600, 2nd $300, 3rd $200. L/c, Govier (RAS.C.) and L/c. Fayre (RAB.C.); Pte. Gibbs (RA For China Poales. Griffins of this SC.). Pte. Adams ((R.A.Š.C.). Sgt. Season. Winners of $1,000 or more Stone (RAB.C.), NK: Bagh Singh in stakes, barred. Jockey Allow
Indian Medical Corps) and Sgtance. Entrance $5. Duffield (RAO.C.),
6-St. Kilda Handicap (One Mile) Winner $800, 2nd $300, 3rd $200. For Australian Subscription Fonies. "D" Class. Jockey Allowance, In- the trance $5. Association-Fatshan Handicap-2nd Sec.
(See Race No. 3). -Broken HU! Handicap (Six
Fartongs) Winner $600, 2nd $300, 3rd $200. Chil-For Australian Subscription Ponies of this Season Winners of $1,000
chungring
Clause Hogmanay, Hohenfels,
A Women's Committee of Meadow Eve, Merry Fatty, Merry Maker, Morning Tip. Rothesay Bay, Sino-Soviet Cultural Shanghai Victory Life, Wood was inaugurated in
on Monday. The committee de- Nymph.
cided to hold an exhibition of Ag" Claas China Ponies Cloudy Star, Double Up, Eagle, pictures showing the life of Chi- Iron Knight, National Triumph, nese and Sovier, children on
dren's Day.. High Tower.
Ploture- taken
the International football final between China and Scotland on Monday, Bone, Scots right back, is second from left.
River to "C" Class; Heinz, Nancy Lee, Piccadilly Jim to "D" Class."- CHINA PONIES Dupont Bay, O-Lan to "A" Class;, Gay Star, Conagh to "B" Class; Blue Field. Blue Gate, Emergency Unit, Musketeer, Oak Bay. Ojib way, Rose Charming, Rose Evelyn, Rose Flana, Rose Perfect to "o" Class: Valorous to "D" Class.
CROWN LAND SALES
Three lots of Crown land In Kowloon and one i Hongkong were sold at yesterday's public auction at the P. W. D
New Kowloon Inland Lot No. 2774, strusted at the junction of or more in stakes, barred. Jockey Shan Ning Road and Kin Kiang Allowance. Entrance $5. 9.Canton Handicap-2nd Section To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won te races anywhere at any time. No Whips or Spurs allowed,
Screet, Shamshiupo, containing an area of about 5,230 sq. ft was sold to Mr. Ng Tim, of No. 66, Castle Peak Road, at the upset price of $5,250.
New Kowloon Inland Lot No. (See Race, No. 1) Dally Double Event:-Fifth and 2779, at the junction of Castle Seventh Races.
Peak Road and Wing Ling Street. Cheung Sha Wan, containing an "area" of "Abbút 8,110 8. It was sold to Mr. Chung Wah, merchant, for $10,000.
A mass meeting will be held in Kwellin on Mar. 30 when a
Kowloon Inland Lot, No. 4237, 10- campaign will be launched for raising funds to erect troncated at Nathan Road, containing statues of Wang Ching-wel and an area of about 2,860 sq ft. was his wife in a kneeling position sold to Mr. Tsang Yung, care of as a disgrace to them. In the Messrs. Russ and Company, at evening a a lantern parade will the upset price of $2,700. take place. Dramatic performanı- Inland Lot No. 6148, situated in ces will be held and both the Wong Nes Chung was sold to 8piritual Mobilisation Association Messrs Tang Man-quen and Teul and the the War Aid Association Yan-taal, at the upset price of ined an will be solicited to make, appro- $12,510. The lot
area of about 3470 priations for the purpose.
N'hampton 5, Swindon 2 Plymouth 3. Army XI-1. Rochdale 3, Oldham 1. Wolves 2 Byerton 2
Newcastle 2 Sheffield U. 1.
Halifax 9 Bradford 1.
* Yorkshire XI 4, Football Assn.
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* At Shefeld.
RUGBY LEAGUE
the
The following matches in Rugby League were played on Monday:
YORKSHIRE LEAGUE Batley 10, Wakefield 5. Bradford 24, Castleford 10. Bramley 3, Leeds 30. Featherstone 2, York 16. Huddersfield 28, Dewsbury 8. Bull 17, Halifax 2. Henslet 28, Hull Kingston 4.
LANCASHIRE LEAGUE Leigh 8, Widnes 18. Rochdale 12, St. Helens 10. Salford 9, Wigan Swinton 14, Broughton 9. Warrington 48. Oldham 11.
RUGBY UNION
Rosslyn Park 6. Metro. Police 37. Bridgend 11, London Hosp. 11. Cardin 10, Newport & Coventry 3, Rugby 5.
East Midlands 6, London 13. Gloucester, St. Mary's Hosp.
0.
Pontypool 9, Croši Keys 3. Swansea 17. Llarielly. 7. Torquay 14, Plymouth A. 6. Bath 6, Army XV 4
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