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PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1941.
In the World of Sports
SOUTH CHINA NEARER
TO LEAGUE TITLE
Convincing Victory Over Kwong Wah
SOUTH CHINA "ADVANCED A STEP NEARER TO THE SENIOR }. LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP YESTERDAY AT CAROLINE HILL when they defeated KWONG WAH by the convincing margin of five goals to one, after leading by two clear goals at the interval.
The slippery state of the ground and the patches of water were not very conducive to good soccer but nevertheless there werɛ mo-.. ments when both sides played football of a high calibre. On the whole, the winners were a better balanced team while the lasers did not impress as a unit.
South China's main strength lay Kwong Wah nearly equalised but in their intermediate line which a partially blockeri shot from Lee wag seldom penetrated, and if they Yam-leung was kicked out just in were beaten they had two strong time by Tsang. Towards the end backs in Tsang Ching-wan and of this half LEE SHEK-YAU"netted The Kam-hung. Their wing halves from a pass from Lee Tacky. had the opposing wingers so well
LEAGUE TABLES
S. China
Eastern
Sing Tao Middlesex
Kowloon Police
R. Navy K Wah R. Scots
TO DATE
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FIRST DIVISION
St. Joseph's Club
R.E.
R.AS.C Sing Tav
P. W. D. 19 15
Goals
L. F. A. Pts
2:58 22 32
"19 14 3
2 67 30 31
19 13 3
3 43 23 29
19 11
17 5 4
8 29 32 14
17
6 43 37 24
1 10 21 43 13
16 $ 5 843 47 13
19
44 11 40 81 10
12 6 2 10 32 44 12
19 3 3 13 20,49
16
$ 1 10 29 49 SECOND DIVISION
Middlesex
S. China Kit Chee R. Scots
30th R.A, From the resumption South. R. Navy checked that little danger could China assumed the offensive and K. Wah
emanate from them.
alter ten minutes went further R.A.0.0.
through LEE SHEK-YAU Police from a centre from the Club
Undaunted Kwong Wah Kowloon
Kwong Wah's attack worked ahead well together up to a point but again were invariably robbed when in right"
the danger zone, Lee Yan-leung fought back and came near" to being bottled up by Lam Tak-po. scoring on several cecasions but The halves were very weak, espe-weak finishing by the forwards cially Cheong Wing and Chung spoilt many chances, Kim-fel who allowed Lee Shok- you and Lee Tacky, respectively, too much latitude.
PROMISING START
•
DIFFICULT GOALS
疑
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{R.A.F.
Signals 24th R.A. They were finally awarded when 36th R.A. LEC YAN-LEUNG reduced the ar- 35th R.A. rears but a few minutes later LEE 12th R.A. Kwong Wah started in a pro-WAI-TONG culminated
nice 7th R.A. R.A.M.C. mising manner, Lee Yan-leung movement between himself and testing Tam Kwan-kon with a Chan Tak-fai with a goal from a ·....
Internati hard drive, while at the other end difficult angle. Shortly after CHAN Lee Tacky sent in a terrific TAK-FAI headed in the fifth to grounder which was blocked by put the issue beyond doubt, Leung. Lee Wai-tong, after draw- SOUTH CHINA:
Kwan- ing two defenders, sent CHAN kon; Tsang Chung-wan, Tse Kam- TAK-FAI through to draw Arst hung: Lav Hing-choi. Lam Tak- blood after ten minutes play.
Tam
po, Lau Chung-seng: Lee Tacky. Chan Tak-fal, Lee Wal-tong, Chow Man-chi and Lee Shek-yau.
Lee Kwok-kee; KWONG WAH:
ADVERTISEMENT Chung Fal-lum, Leung Pak-wat: Cheong Wing. Wong Wah-kay. Chung Kin-fal: Check Shek-kam, Tin Yung-fat, Lee Yan-leung. Lau Fook-chuen and Wong King- chung.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
South China, who are the hold- ers of the First Division title, have THE FIRST EXTRA RACE only
one more game to play - MEETING will be held, weather against the Police. They are now permitting, on SATURDAY, 15th one point ahead of Eastern, who March, 1941, (postponed from have yet to meet Club, and three
points ahead of Sing Tao,
Saturday, 8th March, 1941) time favourites. .commencing at 2.00 p.m.
The first Bell will be rung a 1.30 p.m.
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Goals
Colony Lawn Tennis Tourney
TSUI BROTHERS TO
CLUB RETAINS BLARNEY STONE SHIELD
Hongkong Football Club won the Seven-a-Side Rugby Tournament for the Blarney Stone Shield on | Saturday, defeating 8th Heavy Regt. "A" 21-0 m the final. It was Most of the Colony's leading Club's second win in successive tennis players, including the Tsui rears and their eight triumph in 10
PARTICIPATE
brothers, have entered the Colony years.
9
9
Lawn Tennis Championship or- ganised by the Hongkong Cricket į Club.
P K. D. Lý A PES 117 3 1 66,24 37
22 17 23 105 32 36
18 12 3 3 56 22 27
21 133 664 41 27 5681 31 27
22 11
22 10 3 9 43 54 33
21 9 4 8 53 52 22
22 9 2 11 49 62 20
22 1 4 11 39 63 18
The following are the entries: Men's Singles Championship:
The results were
QUARTER-FINAL
Club "A" beat Civil Service by two tries (8 pts.) to ni, after lead-
Capt. R. E Guest, M. Pagh, C. H. ng 3-0 at the change-over. Bid- R. Oxlade. T. J. Gould, A. Craw-well and van Leeuwen scored.
ford O. Rumjahn. I. M. A. Razack. Kerineth La, Lt. Shields Goodman.
Royal Engineers beat Royal Scots
H. D. Rumjahn, S. A. Rumjahn, after leading 6-0 at the interval.
Foley and Burell (twice) scored
Butterfield and Swire best Mid-
22 10 2 10-49 35 22H. Ip, Iu Tak-cheuk, Lee Wal-tong, Wel Chung, S. T. Chau, O. Ume- tani. W. J. Howard, S. Y., Tong, George Choa, Fang Ol-lam, Paul diesex "B" by three tries to nil Kong. C. S. Lee, Ho Ka-lau, Tsufte & scoreless first half. Grat- Yan-pu, Tsui Wai-pul. Fung Teel ton. Castleton and Godfrey scored. 8th Heavy Regt. “A” beat. Tamar pui and C. Dunnė.
23.74 12.37 55 18 21 3 1 15 32 77 12
22 2 2 18.22 100
19 0 4 16 18 86 4 THIRD DIVISION
Goals
VALLEY TRAINING TIMES
The following times were clocked during training gallops held
at Happy Valley on Saturday morning:-
Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th tance Qt Qr. Q5. QT. 1 32.3 1.07.3 1.36.1 2.05
Tropical Love Night Express & Lanca-
shire Lass Far View Happy Returns Rowan High Hat Riverside
Longdon
Beauty
Maple Star
Dashing
National Courage
Eve of Deception Starlight
A Roaring Time Wonderful Scheme Franklin
I 35 1.00 1.38 2.09
35.2 1.05 1.32.3
1.45 2.19
1 39 1.12
1 34
1
34
1 38.3 1.12
edezzi. fescinās
. 1 38 1.20 1.54 2.26
5th Last
Qr. Qr
28.4
31 27.3.
28
1.00
1.43.2 2.11.3
28.1
1,06.3
1.39 2.07.2
28.2
1.43.3 2.13.2
29.4
1 37.2 1.10.2 1.40
2.09.2 2.37.4 28.2.
1 36 1.08 3.41 2.09
28
32
1 39 1.12.3 1.44.2 2.15.1
30.4
1 43.2 1,211.55 2.25.4
30.4
"A" by three tries (9 pts.) to mil
Iron Belle & War Tax... 1 35 1.08 1.39 2.08.3 Strathalbyn & Senorita 30.1 59.2 1.39.3 Seal" River
31.3
30.1
3 32
1.03.2 1.33
29.3:
Sperts Lady &
Wind
Trade
1 39 1.12 1.43 2.12
29
# 37.2 1.12 1.43
31
A 36.2 1.00
1.39
30
7 34.2 1.05.1 1.33.2
28.1
National Reform. Amusement Tax
1 32
1.08.3 1.39.4 2.09.4
30
1
Navylight,
1
36.1 40
1.12.2 1.44 2.12.3
28.3
1.15.2 1.48 2.20.
32
Odeon...
1 35
1.10.1 1.43 2.15.2.
32.2
Corsair & Tobaccoship.. I
31.3
1.03.2 1.30.4 2000
29.1
Thirty-Six & Forty-Six 2 38
3.11 1.43
32
1 36
4.09 1.40 2.09
29
Sydney Diamond
? 34
1.13 1.42.3
29.3
Lovely View
1
Wayworth
33 109.3 1.40 2.12.3 30.2 1.00 1,20
32.3
29
The Koala Bear Prairie View
1
35.4 1.09.4 1.43.1 2.1.3
29.4
1
37 1.13 1.45 2.15.4
30.4
Fleetwing
1
36
1.13.3 1.47.2 2.16.4
29.2
i
39
1.15 1.48. 2.18
30
7 "SI
1.02.1 1.30.1
28
1 33
1.03.4 1.32.2
28.3
11 38
1.16 1.52 2,27,2
2.06
28.3
41
1.16.3 1.48 2.16
23
37.2
1.03.1 1.41
2.09
·28
1 33
1.06 1.38 2.06
28
# 34.1 1,08 1.35
27
Bandito & National
33.3 1.06 1.37 2.06.2
29.2
Corriedoo
1
32, 1,04 1.35 2.03.2
28.2
Misty View
1
33.2 1.10 1.38 2.06.4.
28.4
Starlight View
1
34.2 1.07.2 1.38
2.06.1
28.1.
35 y 1.05.2 1.36.2 2.08
31.3
4 28.4 57.2 1.28.2
31
4 35.4 1.03
1.34
26
Men's Doubles Championship:- and Small Ships. "A" by a goal (5 Capt. R. E. Guest and B. Lay, F. pta) to a try (3 pts.) after leading H. Kwot and T. È, Ling, M. Pagh 5-0 at the intervel. March scored
F. W. D. L.F. A. Pts.and Lt. Shields Goodman, C. H. R. the try for 8th Heavy "A" and 10 13 4 2 55 22 30
Oxlade and Dr. A H. Barwell. T. Cook converted. -Paul scored for
Monaghan and T. J. Gould, B. Navy. O'M. Deane and A. T. Dow, I. M.
19 13 4 9.45 19-30
20 9 5 6 49 25 23
17 10 25 56 24 22
19 0 4 6.44 39.22 170 5 441 25 21
19 8 4.7 34 32 20
20 9 2 38 57 20
1991 951 32,18
SEMI-FINAL
Club "A" beat Royal Engineers by
A. Razack and A. R. Minu, Ken-j neth Lo and Lee Ming, W. C. Hung and E C Fincher, H.. D. Rumahria goal and two tries (11 pts) to and S..A. Rumjahn, Iu Tak-cheuk a try. (3 pts.) after leading 3-0 at Wai-tong, Luk Ding.the interval. Van Leeuwen, Thom- and Lee chenng and Luk Chan-cheung, Weison and Bidwell scored for Club, 18 6 2.10 28 42 14 Chung and S. T. Chau, T. Imura the latter converting his own try,
and O. Umetani, W. J. Howard and and Davis for the Sappers. A. Kitchell, Lt. f. 9. Theobald and
8th Heavy Regiment "A" requir~ Capt. P. J. Skipwith; Ho Ka-laued a minute of extra time to ell- and K. H. Yip, George Choa and minate Butterfield and Swire,
19 7 3 9 43 41 17
20th R.A. Shell
A.S.A.
17 13 14 16 62 2001 18 8 93
5
1
A. V. Remedios, Pang Oi-lam and March scoring the winning try.. Lee Kal-ming, T. A. Martin and
2. G. Matthias, G. W. Sewell and
FINAL
MATCHES POSTPONED The Second Division match be tween Police and Sing Tao and D. M. MacDougall, A. H. Harris and Club "A" outclassed 8th Heavy the Third Division match between H. J. Armstrong, Tsul Yan-pul and Regiment "A" in the final, retain- Shell and Air Force, which were Tsui Wai-put, Paul Kong and Fung ing the Blarney Stone Shield by scheduled to have been played at Yee-put, and B. Agafuroft and I three goals and two tries (21 pts.) to nil after leading 8-0 at the in- Boundary Strest yesterday, were Agafurof. Postponed owing to the unfit con-
terval" Bidwell (2), Stewart and dition of the ground.
Needham (2) scored the tries,
Eastern Too Strong For The Saints
teams
Criffel
Daylight Cocklerol
Marsh Warbler Viceroy
Harmony Star
Buckfastleigh
Gloaming
"King's Welcome
Blessings
Blue Gow Royal Sovereign Bendemeer
SPORTING
FIXTURES
ATHLETICS;
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TODAY.
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Home Rugby Results
LONDON, March 9 (Reuter)-
University Athle- The following are the results of Sports (Heats), Sports matches played in the Rugby Lea
gue yesterday: ground, Pokfulam, 3.30 p.m. SNOOKER.Garrison League, R.
Batley 2, Hall 11; Bramley 5,
A Station Mess v. Signals' Bradford Northern 29; Castleford Mess, Engineers "A" v. Signals 8. Dewsbury 14; Buddersfield 9, "A". Eng. Sgt. Mess v. Military Leeds 3; Hunslet 17, York 0; Keigh- Police, R.AMC V. RAP.C ley 11, Halifax 5; Wakefield Trinity
6, Featherston Rover 0; Friendly- Oldham 30, Leigh: 0.
goals. Working better together as Thomson converting three of them.. a unit the "Diehards" thoroughly
TEAMS deserved to win as the Police was
The following were the seldom in the picture, as a team.
Howlett was the only forward to reaching the Quarter-final: catch the eye but he lacked sup-
CLUB ""A":-H van Leeuwen, D. port. Blackburn and Chan Kwong- E. Stewart, H. D. Bidwell, J. M. F. Needham, A. F. yu put up a bold front but found Thomson, C. the "Diehards", front line in their Walkden (Capt.) and R. E. Keas- Despite adverse weather condi- best form, Coomer and Marable man. tions three matches were played being very.. conspicuous with their ROYAL In the Senior Division of the Lea-runs down the wings.
ENGINEERS: - Spr. ROYALS BEAT CLUB gue
Jones, Cpl. Picton, Opl. Birrell, on Saturday. In a match
Middlesex always had the upper cl. Folley (Capt.), Spr. Martin, marred by many petty infringe-hand and before the teams chang- L/Sgt. Davis, and L/Sgt. Sheldrake. MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE'
BY TWO GOALS ments the two Shield semi-final- ed ends were two up through
ists, Eastern and After leading by che goal at the
St. Joseph's Marable and Coomer. After
CIVIL SERVICE:—A. J. G. Taylor -No One without a badge will
interval. Royal
engaged Scots eventually
a hard-fought en-sumption "Diehards" continued to (Capt.), J. C. Charter, T. O. Mor- the admitted to the Members' beat Club by two clear goals in the counter. The other two matches press and Saw (2) and Sheehan gan. J. Redman, B. Hynes, F. Bur- Enclosure. Sach must be worn Sentor Divisioni of the Football resulted in wins for Middlesex and contributed to the score.
ford and E. W. R. Hackett. Navy. throughout the duration of each League played at Scokunpoo yes-
ROYAL SCOTS "A"--Pte. Par" terday.
After holding Eastern for burn and Chan Kwong-yu; Hui naby. Sgt. Stephenson, Capt. Pat- BADMINTON. (At King's Col-Hospital 17, Aldershot Command Meeting "la`such a manner as to
greater part of the game Playing in a pool of mud the Joseph's fell away
St. Fok-yuen, Gough and Pope; Moss, terson, Sgt. Nealon, 2/Lt. Millar, and lost by Tse be readily Identiäed,
Royals were in better form and at four goals to one at Caroline Hill Howlett and Ferrier.
Pak-chun, Char. Tat-fal. Cpl. Sutherland and 2/Lt. Pinker-
ton (Capt.). Badges admitting Non-Memmes played Club to a standstill in the first half play was of up
Hossack and James combined well to a good standard but tempers water and Riches; Parker, Bright,
MIDDLESEX --- Jackson; Fresh- bers to the Members' Enclosure and were a dangerous right flank became frayed in the latter stages. and and Club Rooms at $5.00 attack Leading the team- Auid
Thomas; Coomer, Pearson, Gentlemen and $3.00 was in top form and netted both
Sheehan, Saw and Marable. for Ladles (both including tax) goals. Between the sticks, Bankier
KOWLOON BOW TO NAVY also impressed, saving many likely obtainable through
Weakened by the absence the
goals.
for
are
SEGRETARY "pon the per. sonal or written application of a Meraber, such Member to be
responsible for all visitors intro duced by film, and for Payment of all Chits, etc.
STRONG BACKS
For Club, Eardley and Milling ton were a pair of strong backs, frustrating many fast attacks by the Royals, Playing in the pivortal: position, Upton caught the eye both in attack and defence.
AULD SCORES
The Secretary's Office, Ist Opening the game both team's Hoor, Exchange Buliding (Tel. had a hard time with the heavy 27794) will close at 11.45 a.m. [ball and for 20 minutes play was
confined to midfield. Timing" are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Telephone 21920).
No children or amahs will admitted to either Enclosure.
In
STOLID DEFENCE The Saints had
very stolld defence where Hussain, Bowen
re-
Black- POLICE Tsang Wing:
B. & S.-A. G. Gratton, V. G. E. Upton, J. Hutchison, L. J. Money, I M. Macrae, R. G. Castleton! (Cpt.) and G. B. Godfrey.
8TH HEAVY REGT. "A":-L/Bdr.
CI
TOMORROW RACING. Entries close for the Fanling Hunt and Race Club's Kwanti March Race Meeting.
THURSDAY, MARCH 13
досп.
lege) Men's Junior singles.-
RUGBY UNION Rugby Union matches yesterday İresulted as follows:-Brigade of Guards. 19, Lordon 26; St. Mary's
5; Wasps 3, Metropolitan Police 3;
J. L. Anderson v. H. Weng-Bedford 18, St. Guy's Hospital 19, toh, 7 p.m.; P. A. Yvanovich Gloucester 10, Birmingham Univer
Oxford University -10. v. H. Dingsdale, 7.45 pm. Men's sity 12; Junior Doubles. T. S. Young Rosslyn Park 6: Weston-Super- and M.K, Pung v. D. ChelllahMare 3. Bath 23; Rugby 5, North- and K., Khoo, 9.15 p.m.; Men's ampton 8; Lancashire 8, Corkshire 15; Rosslyn Park 3, Army XV 34; Senior Singles.-S. amplayanar Middlesex Hospital 24. Old Blues 7. P. K. Hool, 8.30 pm
0.
ABSO~ the Hongkong Football
the
ciation, in Association's AMOY VARSITY MIDDLESEX "B" :-Pte. Thomson SNOOKER. Garrison League ALUMNI ASSCN.
Office, 5.30 p.m
and Leonard did yeoman service. several regulars, Kowloon on their Richards, Sgt. March, Capt. Skip-MEETING. Monthly Council, of The forward line, however, could own ground, went down to Navy with, Capt. Book (Capt.), Gar. not combine together effectively by four goals to nil, after conced-Coot, L/Bdr. McDermott and and the chief danger came from ing a two-goal lead to the win- L/Bdr. Turner the right where Santos and Cruz ners. struck up a good understanding.
Navy were mostly on the offen-(80), Pte. Thompson (30), Sgt. Eastern's attack again gave sive throughout and with their Sturdy, Pte. Samuels, Lt. Willough wonderful exhibition of soccer attack functioning in good order by (Capt.). Sgt. Burrell and Pte. and backed up by a steady defence were seldom themselves being Gillam, proved a shade too strong for the pressed. Roughley and O'Regan losers.
TAMAR & SMALL SHIPS "A"-- were a strong pair of backs and After Saints narrowly missed easily dealt with the few sporadic Tel Honywill, A/Ldg. Tel Paul, Lt. scoring twice. Eastern settled raids while Kowloon was best ser-
Carter (Capt.); A/Ldg. Tel, Bow- down and Hau Ching-to put his ved by Lamb and Ulrich in de- den, S.B.A. Flynn, C.P.O. Wir. King side in the lead. Sammy Tsang fence.
Auld frst drew blood for the brought off a penalty from Cheung
Hendy and Le Page scored in Royals when he received a well-Kam-hol. After resumption C. T. the first half and Skinner and placed pass and sent a terrific kick Tsao put Eastern further ahead Layne retted in the second. be into the net,
but Saints fought back and re-
`KOWLOON–Lapsley; Lamb andj duced arrears through Gomes Whitfeld: Maxwell, Gordon-James! Attempting to turn the tables. Club played good football in the from the spat." Play deteriorat-and Ulrich: Tomashevsky, Jorge. PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
second half but all their attemptsed after this and further goals siva, Pereira and Mathias, The price of Admission
NAVY GIT; to were frustrated by Bankier's safe were scored by Hau Ching-to and
Roughley and V. K. Hyul.
O'Regan; Layhe, Hazard and Hull: the Public Enclosure is $1.00 guarding
-EASTERN-Lau · Hing-bon; Ng Anderson, LePage, Hendy, Barber including Tax, for all Persons, Scoring closed In the final Kee-cheong, Y, S. Yen; Qui Yung-and Skinner.
fox, Hsu King-shing, Loo' Wal-
OTHER LEAGUE. GAMES The results of other league
minutes when Auld headed
in
Including Ladles, and is payable front of Club's goal and Eardley kuen: Chung Yung-sum, Chang
at the Gate. Soldiers and Sallors inadvertently netted for the op Kam-hol, V. K. Ryul, C. T. Tsao matches are as follows:- in Uniform are admitted Half ponents.
and Hau Ching-to. Pike
By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary. Hong Kong, 10th March, 1941.
SECOND DIVISION Middlesex 2, R.A.0.0. 3.. B. China 7, Navy 2. R.AS.C. 8. Kwong Waḥ 2. 30th RA. 5, Club 0. CLUB: Odell; Eardley, Milling-
THIRD DIVISION ton; Odell, Upton, Macrae: Fou- Continuing their winning 'vein RAMC. 9, Bignals 5,
d. Forrow, Fowler, Scott and Addlesex comfortably beat. Police 20th RA. 1, International 4.
at Boundary “fitreet ·by Ave clear 24th A. 1, 7th RA. 1.
ROYAL SCOTS: Bankier; Nay- ST. JOSEPH'S-Tsang: Hussain, smith, Fraser Adamson, Parnaby, Bowen; Castilho. Leonard, Lau Marshal Hossack, James, Auld, Wing-kwong; Cruz, Bantos, Roach, Munro and Larkins.
Gomes and All.
137 Gratton.
DIEHARDS EASY WIN
and P.O. Wilson.
CONCERT FOR CHARITY
A concert was given by the St. John's Hall Music Club at the Great Hall of the University on Saturday night in aid of the Chi- nese National Red Cross, the Hong- kong Food: Kitchen and other charity organisations.
Contributors to the programme were a 32-piece stringed and in strumental orchestra, composed of University students, which"render- ed 11 selections under the con- [ductorship of Mr. J. R. M. Smith, Mr. P. W. Chao, who played a violin solo, accompanied by Mrs. P. P. Chao at the paro, Mr, Smith, who renderild a plano solo, and others;
ANNUAL MTG.
R. A. M. C. v. Station Mess, Signals Mess. v. Engineers "A". Signals "A" v. Eng. Sgts.' Mess. Military Police 7. RAP.C.
The Hongkong Chapter of the FRIDAY, MARCH 14
Amoy University Alumni Associa- Talkoo) tion held its armural general meet- BADMINTON. (At
(Men's Singles.-C. AU. V. E. C.ng in the form of a dinner at Eardley, 8 p.m. Men's Junior Cafe Windsor last evening, when Doubles F and D. Kwok v.a large gathering was present. Mr. C. F. Chiu and S. C. Liang, 8.46 Lal Man-ching was in the Chair.
The following motions were pro- p.m.; R. M, Lavalle and N A. Beltrao v. M. Talan and Odell, posed and passed at the meeting:
That a telegram be sent to Mr. 9.30 p.m.
Lin Sen, Chairman of the National SATURDAY, MARCH 15
Government, Generalissimo Chiang ATHLETICS. Queen's College kai-shek and all generals and sol
Annual Sports Queen's College diers at the front to pay their Ground, Causeway Bay, 2 p.m. respects.
T
the
CRICKET. - First Division: C.
That a telegram be sent to Mr. 8. C. C. v. LR.C., C. C. C. Tan Kah-kee, Singapore magnate, Recreio, Second Division: K.C.C who is founder of the Amoy Uni- v. C. C.C., Recreio LR.C.versity. persuading him to resign P. R. C. v. H. K. U.
from the chairmanship of RACING. - Hongkong Jockey Overseas Chinese Reller Associa
Club's First Extra Race Meet-tion and supporting him in his ing, at Happy Valley, 2 pm,
proposal to the People's Political SUNDAY, MARCH 16
Council that an overseas teachers HOCKEY. — R. E. v. Police "A", training college be established in Sth A. "AA" v. Police "B". Rejetther Kwangtung and Fukien to creio v. Nomads, 5th A. A. "B" v. train teachers for the South Seas. Gunboats, C.B.A. v. Destroyers, A report on the work of the As-
R. E v. University, Khabrá v:sociation for last year was made R. C. Bignals.'
|by Mr. Christito P. J. Chen. :