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'PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940.
In the World of Sports
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FORMIDABLE MOHAWK TRIBE UPSET VALLEY TRAINING GALLOPSY HOCKEY TEAMS TWO CHARITY
BY CHINESE B.C. IN MOST |
EXCITING TUSSLE
ARTEMIS WINS
Sweepstake Race Results
Sweepstake race of Hongkong
yesterday resulted in a wig for
Artemis (Mr. W. Browne).
Ruel Hits Two Homers Foral saostons Yacht Crab salled
Winners: Saints Just Beat Canadians To Head Table
BY R.O.Y
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Detailed results follow:
Finished Corr. Pos.
The following times were clooked during the training gallops at Happy Valley yesterday morning:—
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FOR SATURDAY
The following will represent the YMCA in hockey matches on Saturday afternoon at King's Park:-
FOOTBALL
GAMES DEC. 22
Two charity football matcheɛ- 1st XI v. Punjabe: ----- (£15):
between teams representing Cam- Benwell; Taylor and Yourieff;
bined Chinese and Rest of the Co- Jordan, Coombe 2nd Dune: Glony will be staged on Sunday, Dec.
christ, Gemmell, Hitchcock Mor- gan and McGahan. ·I
22 st 230 and 4 pm. The ground to be announced later..
2nd 21 ▼ BAMC. (3.00).--. Highlands; Grant and Railton;" The following have been chosen Croft, Tomilnson and German; 197 the resti.. Fancey, Spencelay, Spare, Dor- 2.34 pm:-Reynold; Boughley mer and Banks
(Capt.), Fraser; Maxwell, Parnaby, North Owens, Pelham, Fcx V.R.C. BADMINTON O'Regan and Bickford. Reserves: In the Handicap Singles padmin-Britt, Cook, Barbier and Fowler. tournament of the Victoria | 4 pm. Robinson: Blackburn Recreation Club yesterday evening, (Capt.), D. Leonard; Freshwater, A.&. Noronha and A. K. Rumjaha Bright, Wilkinson; Phippens. Le pest N. A. E. Mackay and Dr. G. Page, Hendy, Howlett and Marable. A. V. Ribeiro to enter the second Reserves:-Honeywell, Baw, A. J. round.
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PROVIDING THE REDEEMING FEATURE OF A POOR PRO- GRAMME LAST SUNDAY, THE CHINESE BASEBALL CLUB AND.. THE HONGKONG BASEBALLERS staged the most exciting battle
Maureen In upsetting the for- seen on the local diamond in "many moons. midable Mohawk" tribe, the Chinese Club showed unexpected power at the plate to take a close 8-7 victory that toppled the league leaders of their lofty perch as gt. Joseph's slipped into the driver's seat with a convincing win over the Canadian Chinese arreration.
Before a comparatively small over the hurling assignment and gallery who apparently expected promptly walked Reardon to load- to see easy outing for the fed the bags, for Doc Molthen to Hongkong Baseballers, the Chi-score en Ernie Hearther's long fly when to right and Leight to cross the nese drew first blood Crooner Ruel negotiated the cir-pan on Ruel's wild peg. Ed Jones cult on a drive to right field inflied to Wilson for the third out the first frame.
with his squad two tailles in front. CHINESE TIE SCORES
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In their half of the same stanza, the Mohawks' loaded the sacks The Chinese knotted the count with one away but were unable to the third, Nip Lum reaching to tally as Ed. Jones attempted first, as Doc Molthen, failed to get sacrifice forced Joe Reardon atjunder his short fly to right, and the plate and Frank Crews was went all the way to third on tossed out by Ruel.
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Strangely enough, the longest hit went to Socorro Sequeira of the Florinhas, while Kitty Bush, Naty Failadona, June Hall and Elegenia Babida doubled for the Redbirds. PROMISING START The Baby Panthers started off Wally Ching's bunt. Crooner Ruel promisingly against the Canucket- came through with a single to tes but showed little fight after Wally Ching was responsible for drive in Lum, later which Earl the first couple of frames to go Wong got a free base for catchers down to an 11-3 decision. Home- starting the Mohawka off in second session when he unleashed interference. Tommy Chan slash uns by Alice Ma, Norma Silva a wild peg over first on Macked a single to centre for Ruel to and ian Khoo, who also clouted a triple, were responsible for most Sperry's grounder. Doc Molthen walked and Joe Morris fanned the
of the runs tallied.
breeze for the first out.
Lon Leight came to bat, and got
CHING'S WILD PEG
all of his 200 lbs. Into a drive that slapped Tunty Chin on the eye
score but flashy throwing by Crews and Monis resulted in Nip Lum, running for Wong, being caught| of third by Leight.
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Soccer Shield Draw Made
SING TAO MEET MIDDLESEX
The draw for the Sentor and Junior football challenge Shields
In the second division, the 8th was made at the HKFA Council R.A. provided the best perfor-meeting yesterday and resulted as
follows:-
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Crooner Ruel crashed out his mance by unexpectedly garnering second homer in the fifth and the their first points as the expense of Liumen garnered another three the Central Britishers by 7 runs FIRST: ROUND-Bing Tao and out of the game, Sperry cross tailles in the sixth through hits by Club had an easy outing against gwong Wan Kowloon: Combined "B", Police, International, Nars.
to 8 The kort Recreation Middlesex; South China v. Club; v. 24th R.A. BYES:-Bing_Tae| ing the pan. Gearge White took Fisher and. Howard Lee aided by
Hearther's fumble of Ching's buns the Royal Engineers who went RA, V. Easterh. EVES: 6t Bouth China. Eastern, Kwong Wah, and Mack Sperry's muff of Ruel's down by the wide margin of 18 Joseph's Royal Navy, Polles and R.A.M.C., and Bignar.
tallies to 2. FOUR-RUN RALLY
ADVERTISEMENT high fy to left.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
Royal Scots
JUNIOR
INTERNATIONAL CUP TEXACO, TROUNCED Lacas and Greenspots staged
The draw for the Sunday Herald Nothing daunted, the Mohawks again tied the scores with a four quite a good tussle in the Rong FIRST ROUND, Middlesex v. Internations! Charity Cup com- run rally in their half of the Section, the former just nosing RAS.C.: 30th RA. RAO.C.; petition is as follows:-
through by 8 markers to 5. Shell Royal Septs v. FABC; RE v. Scotland v. China (Boundary sixth. Crews and Sperry both
trounced Texaco, 20-4, in the Kowloop Kit Chee 7. Bing Tao Street) Dec. 25; Portugal v. Eng- bingled to left and advanced on
battle of the Ollers, the latter "A" 38th RA Club; 12th RA. land (Kowloon F.C.) Dec, 25. Molthen's fly to Fisher. Joe Mor THE THIRTEENTHis followed with a drive to right-never at any tips showing signs EXTRA RACE MEETING will centre which Willle Wilson snared of putting up a fight.
after Fisher had falled to hold it, LEAGUE STANDINGS be held (weather permitting) at Sperry coming home on the play... HAPPY VALLEY on SATUR- Lou Leight poled out the Mo- DAY. 14th December, 1940, hawk's only round-tripper.
commencing at 2.00 p.m.
The first Bell will be rang at bagger to left. Fete Fitch walked Wahoos .........
but Jones, lofted to Lee to end the Baby Panthers frame.
1.30 p.m.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
No One without a badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure, Such must be worn throughout the duration of each reeting in such a manner as to he readily identified.
WINNING BUN....
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Coming into the seventh. Earl Chung Hwa-
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Recreio Aces. Badges admitting Non-Mem the Chinese scoring.
Indians hers to the Members Enclosure In their last chance of pulling Filipinos and Club Rooms at $5.00 the game out of the fire, the Canucks for Gentlemen and $3.00 Mohawks were
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In the only other First Division responsible for all visitors Intro: match, the Canadian Chinese did duced by him, and for Payment very well to hold at Joseph's to a Royal Scots
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By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
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The Little Flower Club hit a new, high-intertors committed Hong Kong, 9th December, 1940, when they bobbled 25 chances to
645alve the Cardinals 'a 42-4 victory.
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