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SUNDAY'S SOFTBALL:
Two "Needle" Matches Down For Decision
FORMIDABLE TASK CONFRONTING
ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE SPORTS
CANUCKETTE HURLER MARY NG Championship by Chui Kin-yan,
BY "R.O.Y."
IN CONTRAST TO THE DRAB FARE THAT HAS BEEN THE LOT OF SOFTBALL, ENTHUSIASTS during recent weeks, tomorrow's programme of five matches at the Kowloon Football Club, will in- clude the deciding match of the Ladies' league and a critical match in the First Division championship.
The Wahoos and Baby Panthers will open the card at 10 am.. and these longstanding tivals should provide a fitting curtain-raiser for the needle games that follow. Hal Wing Lee's Green Owls are out of the pennant race but have lost none of the great enthusiasm that has treen the main feature of their displays and should account for Cesare Xavier's Panther Kittens who, after a promising start, do not appear to be nearly as dangerous as they were at the start of the season.
Shield.
SPORTS & GENERAL
Handicap Weights For First Extra
The annual athletic sports of St. Paul's College were held yesterday
The following are the handicap weights for the First Extra Race at the Caroline Hill stadKUDA, '
The Senior Championship was meeting to be held on March 15:-
4-foonee Ponds Handicap-- won by Wan Sau-tak, the Junior
"B" Class, Distance One Nille and the Small Boys' Championship
Ajax 138 lbs., A Roaring Time by Ip Kam-wah. Blue House won 139. Connieber 150, Contact. 15b, Griffel 152, Derby Day 135, Devo- the inter-House Championship.
Senior winners were Leung Fo-lan 142 Flying Dutchman 135, shua-100 metres in 126 secs., Wan Franklin 138, Income Tax 135, Plc- Sau-tak-200 metres in 25.6 seca, cadilly Jim 154. Pumpernickel 149, 1400 metres in 63.8 secs; Chang Rowan 156, Springhurst 154," Vixer Wal-rue-300 metres in 2 mins. 41 Tor 150,
↑ Broadmeadows Handicap,-- secs. 1,500 metres in 5 mins. 21.6
"C" Class, Distance One Mil secs, Lau Cho-kon, 110 mètres, high hurdles in 202 sets, long jump Annabella 135 lbs., Bredon 135, with 17. It. 3 ins, Chan Pak- Bruno 137, Cheerful Star 151, Cock- cheung-high jump. 8 teet, pole lerot 138, Double Finesse 152, Maple vault Kan Wah-sang. 8 ft. 4 ins.. Star 145, Quick Despatch 135, Sea Tong Kwong-fan. shot put-83 feet Jay 152, Shuttlecock 137, Spring Shins 135, Twilight Star 135, Venus 7 ins.
Bay 159, Winnie 135..
Dr. P. K. Č. Tysu gave away the prizes.
INTER-HOSTEL MEET
BRITISH ARMY HOCKEY XI
The following have been selected to represent the British Army Hoo- key X. v. the Hongkong Hockey Club on Tuesday, March 11, 1941, at King's Park, bully-off at 4.45
The Wildcats-Canuckettes battle-Cyclones tangle which goes on at royal is scheduled for 1130 alm., 2.15 pin. The former are not in and a capacity crowd is expected much danger of slipping further to be on hand when these two down the ladder even if they lose
· Yong Yuk-wah, of May Hall, won squads take the field to battle for the rest of their games but would the 10,000 metres race when the the custodianship of the Southard feel much sater if they could annual Hongkong University unter-"
garner some extra points.
hostel athletic meeting was com- Mentor Abe Liu of the Wildcats The Cyclones too are firmly en-menced at Pokfulam yesterday. will müster Thelma Collaco huri- trenched in the middle of the
G. Derkach (Lugard) won the ing to Cynthia Motta, who will be league standings but are fighting Shot Put with 33 feet 6 ins. backed by an infield composed of hard to obtain a footing in the Doris Mar or Dolly Brown at the upper half of the tables.
Irene initial sack,
Pereira at The Mohawks will also be seen
L/Cpl. Dove (Signals); Corpl.. Hot in action and take the field second. Gloria Mar at the
Neve (Royal Scots), Bdr. Anderson Corner and Lily Mar at shortstop. against the cellar-dwelling Cana-
K. M. Au. 9. Mahmood (Lugard), (RA); Sergt. Crowley (Middlesex Al- Gardeners will be Mary Mar: Vir-dian Chinese "at 3.30 p.m.
Croston (RE). ginia Chu and Margaret Young. though it looks fairly hopeless, H. Leung (Rice), F. Kwal, Y. S. Regt..); Sergt.
The Canuckettes will line-up Bill Woo's Canucks are still trying Lam and T. T. Chin (Ellot) quall- Sergt. Waldron (Middlesex Regt.), star hurler Mary Ng supported by to garner a point before the cam-fed for the final of the 220 yards Pte. Dot Louie behind the pan, Renie patgn ends and may well give the low hurdles.
Yuen at the first station, Ulian flashy Baseball Club outit a try- Khoc at the keystone. Rosie Louie ing time. Manager Chuck, Wag- at third and Alice Mar at the goner though, has evidently gotten Windy Alley with Lily Lee, Mavis over his penchant for Chang and Jay Wong patrolling chances and the outer gardens.
will
taking
line-up his
The two heats of the 400 yards run were won by F. Kwal and S. p.m. singh (Lugard) in 63.5 and 60 secs.. respectively."
Fanling GolfTM
strongest squad for this seemingly STARTING TIMES"
FOR TOMORROW
. INTERNATIONAL SERIES
With the end of the regular
Although the Wildcats won fair-easy outing. ly comfortably in their first meet- ing. the Canuckettes can be de-
The Royal Hongkong Golf Club: pended upon to give an improved showing in defence of the title league season in sight, plans for Starting Times for Fanling to- that they won last season. Much the staging of the International morrow are as follows:- will depend on the ability of Mary Serles are in hand and the Man-
Ng to check the Wildcat sluggers agement Committee have appoint am.
OLD COURSE
9.20 S. Tomlinson, I. P. Tam-
worth.
9.24 W. W. C. Shewan, N. K Lit-
tlejohn
W. H. Beisley, C. F. Marshall
J. L Macintyre, J. Linnker.
T. Megarry, A. McKellar.
A W. Bourne, D. S. Robb.
who, it must be admitted, have aed the following to organise teams 9.16 CW. E. Bishop, W. Wood-
for this annual competition:- "ward definite edge over the Maple Leaf
England (J. Welford and Hems- hickery wielders.
ley); Scotland (R. Phillips); Ire- MEN'S GAMES Best and most important of the land (0. Leonard and Gillespie): Men's games wil be the St. Portugal (H Noronha and H.A.
Barros): China (Abe Lin and 9.28 Joseph's-Indians fracas at 1 pm. The league-leading Joitin Joeys Leung); Indla (A. M. Omar and 9.32 will have their hands full with Markar); America C. Waggoner 9.36 Ahwoo Omar's Indians who having and F. J. Molthen): Malaya (K 9.40 and Bakar); Canada 9.44 been treading on the former's tall Nazarin feathers for most of the campaign, (Dave Walker and J. J. Higgins);
9.48 but a victory here will probably Philippines (L. R. Ildefonso and
D. Amper).
9.52 give Choppy Omar's Collegians the
9.56 Kwok Ying. Shield as their only
THE PROGRAMME outstanding other
fixture is Schedule and umpires for to-10.00 against. the Recreio Aces whose morrow's matches are as follows: 10.04 championship squad of last season
Kowloon Football Club:-10 a.m. 10.08 has been sadly depleted by in Wahoos v. Baby Panthers (J. Del- 10.12 juries.
gado. J. Fonseca, GL G. Lec): 11.30 10.16
Wildcats aam.
· Canuckettes 10.20 y.
}}
A bitter fight is expected as win for the Indians will put them (Powlawski, C. Marques, J. Fon-10.24
Indians 1 p.m.
V. St. in a tie for first place, but it is seca); extremely doubtful if the Indian Joseph's (Nip Lum, A. V. Gosano, 10.28 lads can overcome the oppositions] W Wool; 2.15 pm. C.B.C. V. 10.32 greater all-round strength.
Cyclones (Powlawski, A. Leonard, 10.36 K. Nazarin); 3.30 p.m. H.K.B.C. v. Another excellent match should Canucks (A. Leonard, Bakar, S.;
the Chinese Baseballers-Leonard).
be
EXCELLENT MATCH
H.K. VOLUNTEER Mar. 13
ORDERS
(CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY!
Recruits Medical Examination There will be no medical examina- tion on Friday, Mar. 14..
Camps
3.IA
K. S. Robertson, A. M. Ken- nedy.
W. L. Alexander, J. Harrop. B. 0. Baldwin, P. M., Cotton. H. M. Rowland, P. E. Annis, LH Geare, S. H. Dodwell. FA. Redmond, A, B. Purves. J. A. Parrish, D, Le Prophet. G. M. Park, S. L. Lloyd.
R. P. Morris, H. A. MIIS, JC. Brown, D. S. Edward.. A. M. Mack, G. G. Aitken- head.
L. R. Andrewes, K. E Young. Major. Alley, J. G. Jensen, Col. Macpherson, Major Meek.
NEW COURSE
9.24 A. V. & Mrs. Greaves.
Lleut. Carter, M. G. Carru- thers.
T. Offices. Dress as usual. Thurs 9.32
No. parade. Fr. Mar. 21.) Company Dinner. All invitations 10.12 be submitted immediately. "Sun. Mar. 25. All day exercise. Details later
Field Ambulance.-Wed., Mar. 12. H.Q. 9.m. to 5, p.m. Dress--Jacket, trousers, belt, black boots. 5.D. cap. Greatcoat cr cardigan to be carried: Duty Cam Fanling: Mar, 7-14 Those detailed to attend will proceed
It is notified for general informato Fanting on Fri, Mar 7., tion that the Field Ambulance HK.
Miss Wentworth, Mrs. Pro-
- phet.
A.R.P. CENSUS
OF COLONY
1.
Pay Section-Fri, Mar 14. Q.
ON MAR. 13
Commencing from the evening,
VDC. will be required to attend pr. p.m. Dress-Mufti Camp Training from am Monday, Fortress anal Company-Wed.. of March 13, and continuing for Mar. 24 to pm, Sunday, Mar. 30 and Mar. 12. Exchange Building, 2.30 p.m. possibly two or three days, a cen- not as previously ordered. Any ap Manning training as detailed. plications for leave must be forward-
Corps Orders Amendments
sus of the population of Hongkong
will be taken by the Hongkong
ed in the usual way to the Com- (a) Corps Orders. No. 9/41 of the Corps of Air Raid Wardens, said mandant with reasons for such exemp-21.241. Para, 9" Leave. Delete leave granted to Pte, W. M. Gloves Para Parades
tion
the Director of ARP., at the Press conference yesterday.
Tenants are earnestly requested No. 1 Company- Fri., Mar. 7, Com 11. Strength-Increase. For 7462 Pie. M. K. Leung" to read "4751 Pte. M. H Yeung," (h). Corps Orders No. 11/41 to co-operate in the tremendous of the 28241. Para. 7 (8) 1, Quali task before the ARP. Department.
pany proceed to Camp.
No. 2 Company-Wed., Mar. 12,
Company parade at 5.30 ptications. For Gur. J. A. Grant" to The information required by the
'Talk on camp programme. Fri., Mar.
14., H.Q. 8.30 am.-12.30 p.m. DIESS
read "Gar. A." J. Gaunt." Para. 10 AR.P. are the number of persons Strength-IncTPHER. For "Pte. Fatch in each fat, nationality, and the Battle Order, excluding mess th and Homamed to read "Pte. Patch Moname of principal tenant.
water bottle and grengarry in place of named." For "Gnr. N., W. Sheby to The Director of A.R.P. desired
steel helmet. Rifles and 8.B.Ra.
"Those who have not returned mereador. N. W. Smeby."
to stores must do so without delay.
Transfers
to poins out that the information required as to the number of per-
Company Office will be open on Mon, Major J. P. Sherry, Res. of airs, sona per flat refer to only the to Fort Big Coy., 6.3.41; Capt. W. C. number of persons who actually
Mer...10.
No. 3 Company.-Fri., Mar. 7 Com-Clark, Res, af Offrs, to Fort Sig. Cay, occupy the flat at night.
pany Store, 5.30 p.m. All respirators 6.3.41 Cpl. L. A. Hurlow, Mob. Coin
will be returned. Mon.. Mar, 10. No to Corps HQ, 0341; Pe. F. J. das
parade. Thurs., Mar. 13 HQ. 5.30 Remedios. No: 5 Coy. to Unit Res, Groves, No. 1 Cay., 25.3.41-24.7.41; Gar.
Company parade.
13.41; Cp. G. F. D'Aquino, Fd. Amb.6. H. Compertz, 1st Bty. 16.441-
14.10.41 No. 4 Company-Fri., Mar. 7 Com-to Valt Res. 33.41
p.m.
pany proceed to camp.
..
No. 5 Company-Pri.. Mar. 7. Com-
pany proceed to camp.....
No. Commany-Pr. Mar. 14, HQ.
8.30 a.m. Dress as before.
Strength-Decrease
Leave Chr. T.. J., Houston, 5th A..A. Bty. Pie. P. A. Elms, No. 3 Cdy. 29.1.41; 6.3.41-10.4.41; L/Cpl. W. J. Thompson. Pte, C. M. Stark, Mob. Coin. 19.241: Corps Sigs, 28.2.41-11341; 2/Lt. W. Pte. 7. C. C. Matthews. No 1 Coy.. Stoker. Mob: Coln, 27.241-19.3.41: P 212.31. -
No. 7 Company-Fri, Mar 7 Com-K. 8. Kjaer, No. 1 Coy,, 53:41-4.441;
pany proceed to camp.
Strength-facreake
Bgt. E. Porter. No. 3 Cay. Res., 21,241 Fte. Enjamin Ho, Få'Amh., 20,241; Service Corps Company-202.42Pte. Pung Ki-wu, No. 7 Coy, Ete. Lim Chiang, Pd Amb, 28.241: Bun. Mar. 9 to Sat Mar 15 (Incl.) 3.3.41-2441: 2/LA. J. Barrow. No. 7te, J. G. Mitchell, No, 2 Coy, 24.241; CARTER 41971 197ée. Elle Young Lüpr. G2 Heywood, 2nd Bly...
Army
Hitchcock (Royal Scots), L/Cpl. Shaw, (R.E.) (Captain) and Sergt. Homburg, (RE).
Reserves: Corp. Alisey (Royal
Scots) and L/Sergt. Taylor (RE).
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SPORTING
FIXTURES!
TODAY
CRICKET. First division, Kow- loon v. Civil Service-Kowloon, 2
pm.
FOOTBALL,
First Division:
(Boundary
Middlesex v. Police. Street), 4.30 p.m.. Royal Scots v. Kowloon (Kowloon), 4.30 pm... Eastern v. St. Joseph's (Caro-) line Hill). 4.30p.m. Second Division: Middlesex v, Ordnance (Boundary Street), 3 p.m. Royal Scots v Kowloon (Kowloon). 3. p.m. South China v. Navy (Caroline Hill), 3 p.m.. Service Corps Y Kwong Wab (81. Joseph's), 4.30 p.m., 30th R.À ̧ V. Club (St. Joseph's), 3 p.m. Third Division: Medicals
v. Signals (Club), 3 p.m., 36th R.A. v. 12th R.A. (Military), 4.30 p.m. 20th R. A v. International (Chatham Road), 3 p.m", Engineers v. 35th
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1941.
McCallure's Perfection
McCALLUM'S
R.A. (Military), 3 pm., 24th RA PERFECTION V. 7th R.A. (Chatham Road) SCOTS WHISKY
430 p.m
SUNDAY, MARCH »
FOOTBALL. First Division: South China v. Kwong Wah (Caroline Hill), 430 p.m., Second Division: Klt Chee v. Engineers (Caroline Hill). 3 p.m. Third Division: Sheli v Air Force i "Boundary Street). 2 p.m. A. S. A. v. Service Corps (Chat- ham Road), 4.30 p.m..
HOCKEY-Police "A" v. Recreto,"
5th A. A. "B" v. Police "B" Gon- boats v. Khalsa, C. B. A. 7. R. E.. University v. Nomads, 5th A, A. "A" v. Punjabls
CRICKET. First division, Kow- loon v. Civil Service, Kowloon,
11 a.m.
IMITATED
BY MANY
PERFECTION
SCOTS WHISKY
EQUALLED BY NONE.
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