SCHOOL SPORTS
St. Joseph's College, Annual Meet
BISHOP GIVES PRIZES AWAY
The annual athletic sports meeting of St. Joseph's Collego was held yo borday afternoon at the South China Athletic Association, Caroling Hill In the presence of a large gathering."
The nonler championship was won by William Chon, while A. Ozorio ansezed the Junior championship. Law Chi-to was the midget champion. At the conclusion of tho Pro
Brother Matthias, Kramme, lev. Director of the College, called upon Hia Lordship Mgr. Henry Valtorta,
Time: 5 mins. 50 soc.
1600 Metros (Senior)-1, Eugene Potrohe; 2, 0 Mackintosh; 3. Fung Shun-choy. Times 5 mine, 18 socs.
Putting the Shot, G. Whittick, 2, 8. Velasco; 3, Distance: Tui Kwong-fal.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPEL.
LOGAL. HOCKEY.
ARMY DEFEAT CLUB IN, TRIANGULAR MATCH
GOOD FORWARDS
A forward line which combined al- mont to perfection in no small non- auro enabled the Army to defeat the Hongkong Hockey Club by two goals to one in their second mosting in the Triangular Hockey Tournament at In their first meeting a fortnight ago, King Park yesterday afternoon. 100 Molres (Sonier Boys of all the, Club and Army played a drawn Lap School)-1, Wong Yuk-wing; game of two goals all. Chan Lam: 3, Chan Yoo-wing
100 Metres (Junior Boys of Kai Lap School), Lee Chee-ming; 2, Chan Tak-wingi 3, Yan Chang fung.
THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1984.
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MIXED DOUBLES.
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In the mixed doubles, Moise and Mrs. Cate, playing Lt-Col. Pelly and Mra, Reader Harris, never were in outstanding Blutzo was tho. doubt and showed good understanding.
Lieut. J. P. Williams was in a bright for her to kill. They won the first mood in a cricket match between the game and, were, within striking dls Monday afternoon lend of 10-2, when their youthful op- Bookunpoo on East Lancashires and the Lincolns at tance of victors in the second with
M. J. Elvin put on 168 runs for the when he scored 120 runs in the short ponente commenced their winning
opening partnership for the period of 70 minutos. He and D. 8. rally.
Lancashires who won by 184 runs. -
The Lincolnshire Regiment won the toss and put the alley. Whites During the frat hour Lieut. Williams (st Lancashirea) into bat first
shin as regarde length atid and O. 3. M. Elvin had the bowling player, and showed clover general- runs before being separated. The Cate, whose short shots at the not 100 Metres (Pupila of Saint Blackay boing shifted out to the wing completely mastered and put on 10 pace. He was weli, backed by Mrs.
four wickets declared. AN alled his place. J. W. Foto-Hunt was
were all dismissed The Lincolna for B3 runs, Bandaman Cox taking brought in on the left wing,
five of the prickets for 20 runs and C. S. M. Elvin three for 19
II. Owen Hughes was an absented from the Club's right wing, Ni A. E.
HONGKONG'S LUCK
Sweep Prizes For Local Residents
London, afar. 91.
With the Irish Sweep horse draw concluded, and after the residual prizes were determined, the drawing of the #100 consolation prizew coedod this, afternoon.
Bro
Included in the $100 consolation
Wun Tung. 1 prizes so far announced aro:
Hongkong: Hongkong:
LINCOLNSHIRE
PLAY ON WINS RACE CLASSIC
THRILLING DASH AT THE FINISH
London, Mar. 21, Play On, ridden by Dines, to-day In the Lincolnshire Handicap with A. J. Edgar, Caro Stock Exchange, thundered, past, the winning post soparating
Ben Voeux Road, Obesity and propoing-
"Lets Have It," Takaopu. West valiantly, Inches
all three.
The
e results as cabled wast Play On (Dmes) Pressur Obesity (Richardson). Quartz (Johnstono) Play:
On won by 4. hond and Obesity was second by a neck.only. The odds 100/3 Phy/Da, 38/
Blahop of Hongkong, to distribute to Mary's School)-1, S, Rodrigues; 2,from inside-right, while 3. L. Tetleyinning realised a total of 227: for scored effectively, Hrs. Reader Harris ten minutes between the third und Obesity, 5/1 Quartz, Twenty-six
awards.
Brother Matthias thanked His Lord- ship the Bishop for coming, and con- gratulated the prize winners, and thanked the donors of prizes and the subscribers to the prizo fund for their Remeronity.
His Lordship the Bishop replied in a few words, and distributed the prizes.
Results.
Long Jump (Junior).—1, A. Ozorio; 2, 1. Lee; 3, T. Gill. Distance: 14 ft. 7 ins.
High Jump (Senior)-1, W. Chen; 2. Kwok Ying-kong; 1, Henry Shu. Height: 6 ft. 1 in.
High Jump (Junior)-1, Ho Lin- kit; 2, Wong Ting-shek; &, L. Rosario. Long Jump (Senior)-1, W. Chen; 2, Soon Foo-sun; 3, A. 1. Razack. Distance: 19 ft. 3 ins,
(Junior)-1, Wong 10 Metros Ting-shak; 2, A. Porolra; a, .A. K. Raminhn. Time: 14 scen
100 Metres (Senior), Simon Hoai: 2, G. Sequeira; 8, 8. Chan.
Timo: 13 BOCH
200 Metres (Junior)-1, Wong Ting-shek: 2 A. Pereira; &, Cida Pik riang. Timo: 30 secr
East Lancashires,
C. Marques.
100 Metres (Pupils of Saint Fran-
The brilliant combination of the cis School)-1, M. M. Omar; 2, R Crestejo,
100 Motres (Pupils of the Canos-1
Senior, Garthwaite and Lal Singh,
b was outstanding on the loft sinn School)-1, .. Chan 2, H. Army forward line, ospecially between Sullivan.
100 Metres (Pupils of Saint Paul'a who Institution), D. Martin; 2, C. wing, kept the Club defence on tip-Lieut. J. P. Williams, ↳ Milley tore throughout the game. W. A. C.B.M. J. Elvin, Young,
Cragg GO Metres for Convent Schools Reed, who appeared in the pivotal Pte. Sandford, Young.
CraTMTMTM
Milloy, (Midgets) Boys-1, S. Hollands; 2, IM. Omar. Girls, I. Castilho; position in place of H. J. D. Lowe,
was outstanding, as was his opposite,L/C Goldsworthy,
Cragk The Club forward line, Bds. Whitehead, not out 2, G. Rodrigaca; 3. A. Thirlwell,
50 Metres (Midgets) Pupils of St. Halford.
very scrappy, the Pte. Nalan, not out
from their wandering
Extras Joseph's College-1, Lau Chi-to; however, M. Hussain; 8, Dicke Ahing.
200 Metros (Pupils of La Salle players College)-1, Lee Tak-khoon; 2, A positions too often, G. E. R. Divett Cruz Time-26 socs.
Wax
was an able leader but lacked sup
Invitation Relay Race 1. La port. Salle College: 2, King's College; 3, Wah Yan College.
400 Metres St. Joseph's Old Bogs, 1 Hasssin; 2, Chung Wah-cheuk: 3, T. Castilho.
The Club opened on the offensive, and were unlucky not to obtain the lead early on when Rossier, the Army left back, nearly deflected a shot into Metcalfe brought 200 Matres (Boys of St. Louis In his own citadel. dustrial Behool), Tang Paio-wah; off some fine clearances at right back, 2, Poon Man-wal: 3, Wong Chi-man and fed the Army forwards with ac-
1,600 Metres (Military of Murray curato partes. Barracks), R. Cross; Yendle;
The Army took up the attack, but 100 Metres (Midgets)-1, Law Chi, Lt. Miers. Time: 4 mins. 41 secs.
110 Metres High Hurdles (Senior). Gregory was safe. Senior had bad to; 2, Mydin Hussain; 3, Chow Chun-
1, W. Chen; 2, J. Arnalt; 8, I fuck when he flicked a shot over the
crossbar. A pretty forward com
and kau. Time: 16 abcs.
Bouza Time: 22.8/6 sees,
Inter-Class Relay Raco (Midgets).bination between Garthwalte -1, Clans TA; 2, Class 7A; 3, Clues Senior, following a clearance by Metcalfe, saw Senior score to give the 200 Metres (Senior)-1, C. Amery; | 4A.
until the interval. In the second half, 2, G. Soqueira; 3, A. Barkar. Time Inter-Class Rojay Race (Junior). Army the lead, which they maintained
-1, Class 3A; 2, Clano ¿Ã‚· 24.4/6 socs.
Inter-Class Relay Race (Senior). Senior was again unfortunate with Clans 2A 2, Matriculation two roverse stick ahots, but it was
not long after that Garthwaite anap (Scout Race)-1, ped up a pass from Lal Singh to put 200 Metres
retaliated Divett, and Potter missing Carlos Leltao; 2, W. Tsen; 3, C. the Army further ahead. The Club
two apen chances.
400 Motron (Junior)-1, A. Ozoria; 2, E. Ibarra; 3, Chin Pik-slang. Time:-1,
100 Metres (Senior)-1, A. Souza; 2. A. Barkar: 8, Tavi Kwong-fai. Timo: 82.4/6 week.
Class.
Sato.
Inter-Class Tug-of-War (Junior). -Class GA.
Back Race (Mildgets)-1, Mydin Hussain; 1, G. Soqueira; 3, G. Loung. 800. Motren (Junior)-1, A. Ozerlo;
E. Ibarra, 8, T. Castilho: Time:-Class 23,
2 mine, 20 accs.
800 Metrea (Senior).-1, C. Mackin- tosh: 2. C. Marr, Time: 2 mine. 27
SCH,
3,000 Melres Bicycle Race.-1, Chan Fook-hin; 2, Yuen Kin-fan; 3, Boon Foo-gun. Time: 0 mlas. 7 secs.
Obstacle Race (Midgets)-1, Law Chi-to: 2, Chow Chun-kat. Metros 1.500
(Junior)-1, Ozorio; 2, M. Lee; d, A. K. Rumjahn.
A.
Inter-Class Tog-of-War (Senior).
Senior Champion.-William Chen. Junior Champlon.-A. Ozario. Midget Champion-Law Chi-to. Inter-Class Tournaments, Serior Football-Class 141 Junior Football-Class 3A. Midget Football-Class GA. Boarders. Dany Bora.--Day Eoys
Cricket.
Batting Average C. Windsor. Bowling Average.-C. Amery.
Towards the end Tetley went in a pass from the right, which Divett The made full use off, beating Hollings- werth to reduce the deficit. Army was still pressing when the final whistle blew.
Recrela Beat Borderers. On the US.R.C. ground yesterday afternoon, the Club de Recreio do feated the South Wales Borderers by two goals to nil, J., M. Pinto and 0. I. E. de Souza notting the goale.
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HO KA-LAU'S ACTION: RAISES DEBATE. (Continued from Pago 8.) played exceptionally well, her long fourth sets fa a five set match, but driving duels with Bolso revealing her this does not provide that a player
forms this period. seems fght back on von borne with the must remain on the court during local champion. Lt. Col. Felly never that Ho Ka-lnu was perfectly
Bettio down, though seemed able to.
The LT.A. omletal..handbook ho scored a number of points with justified in leaving the court. 120 forceful smashes...5
adds a note that the above quoted be modified part of Rule 28 can
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MEN'S DOUBLES.
In the third match, the winners or even omitted from the regula were given a stiff fight by oppon- tions of national and local tourna ents whom they met in the final last ments, other than in Davis Cup 1 year. Meise again proved the most tien.
10 prominent player with his long The rules of Gsmashes and accurate placings, but governing
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Total, (for 4 wkts, dec.) Bds, Bevan, Pto. Baker, L/C Steele, Bds. Cox and Pte. Herbert did not Bowling Analysis. bat..
Barnsby
Milloy Cragg
Ullyalt Meakin
Lincolns.
the H.K.C.C
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the Berents achieved great success with makes no provision for
his hard hitting. For the lower cumstances under consideration, su Edmunds played a rood all-round thint
interval minutes game, while his partner, was very that it is to be asumed that a effective with his short returns to competitor has both the right of survices at the net. This sound to claiming a ten
be a stumbling block to both Boronts between the third and fourth seta R W. and Melse, for they did not vary and also of leaving the court during their length and played into Kay's the porlod if he so desires. hands, allowing him to number of points in this manner.
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Pte. Barnaby, c Horbert, b Cox L/C Higgins, b Cox Pie. Dobles, b Baker Pte. Milloy, b Elvin
C. S. 1. Day, b Cox Plc. Meskin, e Herbert, b Cox Cpl. Wardle, not eut Pro Ullyatt, st, Herbert,
Williams:
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Ringmaster (Smith).. Bleu de Roi (Hunton). Trapper (Chriatio).
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only for the score again to be level- Some hard hitting was.seen in the led at 9-all. Another long struggle carlier moments of the first match. ensued and several rallies attracted with Edmunds, prominent in this interest, until Berents scored re- short lead peatedly with powerful smashes to and gaining a respect which subsequently was lost at 5-3 take the winners to their points at .8 for Meleo. Play became very even, 16-9. The second game, was equally
with Edmunds taking the lead at well fought and, though Melee and then Melso drüw.ibya), again, at 9-- 4-0, their all, carrying on the advantage to ocen Berents went ahead to 47-0, and a long struggle was
great opposition before they when the score was levelled at Ball. opponent drew up 7-all and went victory at 16-9, though the pair. met 6 An-excellent rally.culminating in a ahead at 9-7 Kally after rally was with
achieve this and, they lost. 1kill by Berents gave the winners the seen, with both sides losing their could
service and. Molse gained the lead; services without gaining, a: polat and the serving on several occasions,
30
23
FROM
Total
08
SATURDAY'
Bowling Analysis.
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Cox
Elvin
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C.B.S. Y. E. K. INDIAN SCHOOL..
The Eills Kadooria School for Indians were entertained to a game of cricket by the Central British School at King's Park yorterday and won by nine wickets. Batting first the CBS, could only score 18 runs. M. Usuf and H. All bowled well, claiming four wickots each, the former giving away seven runs and the latter two. The Indians passed- Bcore with nine their opponent's wickets to sparo and eventually totalled 58 runs, Cassim contributing. 13 and Hai Nanak 10.
CRAIGENGOWER TEAM.
The following have been selected to represent Cralgengower Juniors In a League Match against the Hongkong C. C. at Craigengower on Saturday, at 2.00 p.m.-W. K commencing Way (Capt), W. Sparrow, J. W. Leonard, E. C. G. Barry, F. A. Broad- bridge, T. Yoob, E, Souza, G. Souza, A. Kitchell, S. Abbas and L. Hubbard.
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