1927-09-07 — Page 8

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927.

SPORTS

LAWN BOWLS.

Review of Saturday's League Matches.

· DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP.

Civil Service Defeat The Bowling Green.

[By "Short Head"] Both the Civil Service Cricket Club and the Kowloon Bowling Green Club completed their First Division fixtures on Saturday when they met at Kowloon, victory going to the visitors, who thus extract the whole four points from the Bowling Green Club this season.

W. Russell was pitted against Pendered and gave his best dis- play of the whole season, although only two shots separated the rinks at the finish. Pendered led by 6-3 at the fifth hend and 11-8 at the tenth head. Russell, however, scored from the ninth to the 13th head, inclusive, from which he extracted eight shots at a critical stage of the game. He led at the 20th head by 19-13, bul Pendered secured a four on the last head and thus went down by only a couple of shots. He was by no means diagraced, looking Russell's superb individual play.

W. Macfarlane was opposed by Brawn and got his "blow" In firat by securing a four on the initiali head and another four on the fourth hend. He led at the Afth head by 8-4, but the scores were Jevel (12 all) at the tenth head. Macfarlane got a дія ол the eleventh head and led at the fifteenth by 20-14. At the 19th hend Brawn had crept up to within one of Macfarlane but the latter got a couple of twos and won by 23-20.

THE ST. LEGER.

BIG DONCASTER RACE TO-DAY.

SCRATCHINGS.

..

TRYING AGAIN,

THE CHINA MAIL.

ATTEMPT TO RECONQUER CHANNEL.

MRS. CORSON.

HOME CRICKET.

SEASON END MATCHES DRAWN.

London, Yesterday. The North drew with the South at Folkestone..

North scored 203, Hearne taking Bix wickets for 70; and 144 for three.

South made 450 for nine declared (Chapman 149 not out)..

Another Extreme. Far outnumbering the Graspers; are the Reasonables—those who, in a friendly game, do not pounce upon the chance of claiming a hole for a breach of a rule, especially when some doubt exists (as often it does) as to whether any violation of the law has been perpetrated, and when the player has not profited by the incident.

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POLICE RESERVE.

́CHINESE AND INDIAN

COMPANIES,

COMMENDATIONS,

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MONEY & SHARES.

YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS.

1/1142

On London- Bank Wire Bank on demand.... 1/11 9/16 The following orders have been Bank 30 day's sight .. Issued by the Captain Superinter-Bank 4 months' sight 1/11% dent of Police:-

Credits 4 months' sight 2/-3/ Strongth. The following have Documentary 4 months" enrolled in the Chinese Company sight and are posted respectively 38 under:

On demand

2/-%

London, Yesterday. Mrs. Corson, the American-

In another category is a small Danish swimmer, in attempting to

section of the community who may swim from England to France.

be described as the Nonchalants She set off from South Foreland

They are often more than merely at one o'clock this morning. At

The Players drew with the good fellows; they are whimsical

On Paris- Following are the probables as two o'clock this afternoon she was Gentlemen at Scarborough.

I remember a foursome, two of the Constables R. 9 Li Man-shing, On demand........ 1215 amended according to cables making good progress but later an

Players, scored 513 for nine players in which were

famous R.73 Ho Shlu-que, R.74 Ng Chi-Credits; 4 months' sight 1290 received from London and dated abb tide was taking her down the declared (E. Tyldesley 116, Hobbs cricketer and an equally well-known chow to No. 3 Section.

Channel and rain was falling.119; Halmes 127),

musical comedy actor. These two Constable R.75 Ip Ping-chi to No. On Berlin-~~~ yesterday:-

Mrs. Corson's attempt is Interest- Son and Heir

Gentlemen made 271 and, fol-enthusiasts soon asserted command 2 Section. Carslake ing because she has already awum lowing on, 204 for three (Jupp introduced whatever rules they Kim-ying is dismissed from the over the entire proceedings, and Dismissal.-Constable R.67 Lai Restigouche

Weston. the Channel in the other direction 101 not out).

On New York--- Buckfast

Evans. namely from France to England,

The New Zealanders drew with thought might be desirable from Force as from September 1, 1927. On demand ..Lane. having

47% Shianmor

accomplished this. in Wales.

Commendations. Constable R.18 Credits 60 days' sight 49% Baralong

.S. Donoghue August last year. She la the

If the ball happened to be tucked Hwang Hong-yeh is highly Trelawny

Winter. mother of twą children-British nine declared.

Wales scored 182 and 183 for up against a wall or the face of amended by the C. S. P. for asalating On Bombay- Marlo

Smirke. Wireless Service.

New Zealand made 130 and 124 hazard, they agreed that it should the Regular Police in the arrest of Wire Tattoo

for two wickets-Reuter.

be brought into a position of a pickpocket on August 27. Hot Night

accessibility. It was the easiest

Constable R.41 Chow Wai-chuen Blueboy

matter in the world to decide mutually upon a fair place from which the ball should be played.

Grande Vitesse Booklaw Start II. Maidstone Jugo Prester John Silverstead Caporal

.Perryman.

.H. Gragg.

.J. Childs.

.Elliott.

.:Jollis.

LOCAL SOCCER.

I

SEASON.

H. Beasley. TEAMS PARTICIPATING THIS

R. Jones. ..J. Leach. ...Beary .G. Richards.

Easma Draw.

The result of the Draw, held last Queen's Road, Central, Names of Horses.

8 Mario

9 Tattoo

10 Caparol

11 Damon,

At a meeting of the management

SHORTER GOLF RULES?

SPIRIT AND LETTER OF THE LAW.

From time to time efforts have been made by independent authori-

time to time.

This was not exactly golf. It was a round of gatety, with the elements of golf as the promoter of much jocundity.

The average person likes his

com-

On demand'..

On Calcutta- a commended by the C. S. P. for prompt assistance. rendered

and Wire correct action taken in a motor car On demand..... accident, on August 22.

Indian Company. Strength. The following has en- rolled in the Indian Company and is posted as under: R.247 Usut All. Commendation.--Constable R.215

191

131

On Singapore-- On demand

84

On Manila-

On demand

96

On Shanghai

79%

....F. Fox. committee of the Hong Kong Foot ties to shorten and simplify the golf to be reasonably serious. rules of golf. A determined Some people like it to be downright ball League yesterday evening the

solemn: and a few seem to enjoy Fazal Mohamad is highly commend-On demand Easma Club allowing teams were accepted for enter in this country, one of tore it most when it provides a spirited by the C. S. P. for rescuing a 30 day's sight (private night at 17,

the ensuing season;—

few people who might be consider-

of real acrimony. They wrangle Chinese wontan.from drowning on paper).... was—

Senior Division-Royal Artillery, ed word-perfect in golfing law,

Or Yokohama→ Royal Air Force, Chinese Athletic went thoroughly into the subject a over small points; quote rules til July 24.

On demand Tieket Nos. Association,

Motor Cyclist Section (Flying Football little while ago, and produced a they are almost blue in the face, Kowloon

Gold Leaf, 100 Ane 9703

Squad), Club, K.O.S.B., Hong Kong Foot code which unified the rules for and of a certainty enjoy themselves

and their golf.

(per tacf) 1165 ball Club, South China Athletic both match play and medal play,

The following notification In the They are not in the least degree Hong Kong Government "Gazette" Sovereigns (Bank'a

buing rate)

Association, Hong Kong Police, thus securing a considerable abbre-unhappy. It is a most terrible is repeated for the information ofgiver (per oz.)

terest

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waste of the Christian spirit for a all ranks:

25 5/16 benign onlooker to wish that they

The Hong Kong Government Bar Silver in Hong amiable in their "Gazette" could be more

Kong of September 2, 1927,

11%%. prem rivalry. They are as happy "Notification No. 499.

Chinese Copper Cents nom sandboys, only not in the Bame "His Excellency the Governor has Chinese Copper Cash 6% pm. way ne aandboys, albeit being been pleased to appoint Mr. George Rate of Native In-

en-Harold Thomas, M.D., B.Sc., to be mostly bad players--they are

7%p. gaged largely in sand excavations.

Rest assured that these fighting golfers have a high old time. They would not have the slightest re- spect for an opponent who waived a breach of the rules which they had committed. They would regard him as foolish.

1 Son and Heir

to

2 Restigouche

3 Buckfast

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4 Shianmor

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5 Baralong

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Club de Recreio, Scots Guards and viation. the Queen's Royal Regiment,

6 Arran Chief

6409

Similar endeavours have been put Junior Division "A."-Royal Ar-forward in the United States, a

7. Trelawny

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14412

7256

9637

4903

12 Hot Night

19520

13 Caledon

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14 Blueboy

5111

15 Grande Vitesse

6997

16 Compsure

12693

17 Booklaw

2439

18 Start II.

2062

19 Maidstone

1800

20 Gypsy King

12561

21 Jugo

15587

22 Prester John

13066

23 Silverstead

16955

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24 Grey Mist 25 The Field

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8604

Farrell was up against Grimmitt in the double sense, for he found the Civil Service skip in rare fettle. The latter opened with a four on the first head, got a five on the 15th head and a six on the 16th head. At the fifth head he led by 8-3, at the tenth by 11-5, and at the 15th by 19-7, running out winner by 23-10. Of the ten shots secured by Farrell eight were ones.

Second Division Championship. In the Second Division the Kow- toon Cricket Club left nothing to] chanee in their final game against | the Yacht Club and won by, exactly the same margin on the previous Saturday at Kowloon.

MACAO RACES.

FOURTH EXTRA MEETING POSTPONED,

We are informed that the 4th Extra Race Meeting of the Inter- Davies was pitted againat Her-national Recreation Club of Macao ridge and led for the first half of has been indefinitely postponed to the game, the score in his favour at allow for repairs to the tract and the fifth head being 4-2 and at the remodelling of the pari-mutuel the tenth head 12-6. He failed to consolidate his position, however, department. The next extra race and Herridge's rink notched a five meeting will be held some time on the twelfth head, three on the re month.

13th, two on the 14th, and one on the 15th, when he led by 14-18. At the 20th head the scores were level: 19 all, and Herridge secured one shot on the final head.

Edwards was up against A. W. Smith and went down badly, scoring on only six heads. Smith led at the fifth head by 5-3, at the tenth by

he played on Sunday afternoon, on the Craigengower Cricket

Club's

green, beginning at 3.30 p.m. Ag already stated, there will be three trial games-two of two rinks and one of one rink, and the personnel the various rinks may be chang-

Gene Tunney and his manager, Billy Gibson, discussing with Tex Richard plans for the battle in which Tunney will will defend his title against Jack. Dempsey. Left to right, Tex Rickard, Billy Gibson and Gene Tunney.

Perfect Discord,

When two of them meet, they are

Assistant Superintendent of Police Chinese Sub. Coin .. 28% dis. (Reserve) and be in command of Hong Kong Sub. Coin par the Motor Cyclist Section, Hong Kong Police Reserve."

Strength-The following have enrolled in the Motor Cyclist Sec- tion (Flying Squad), and are post- ed respectively as under:

THE SHARE MARKET.

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Banks. harmony that unpleasantness en-Hamson, R.305 Lo Shiu-wah, R.306) sues. must be very annoying to S. B. Kitchell, R.307 T. B. Rolland, Hongkong Bank

who is playing the R.308 W. A. Shes, R.309 R. Young, person

Lon. Reg. piano perfectly to have dinned in 2,810 P. C. Feuster, R.311 Yeung Chartered Bank his ears a discordant noise from Slu-tin, R.312 Michael Lim, R.314 Mercantile B. the instrument next door.

J. Van der Lely. R.315 Ho Se, R.316 But if two parties thump unmercifully P. S. Siu. R. 317 Cheng Yew, R.318 P. & O, Bank and untunefully upon their respec- Poon Wing-fook, R.320 A Black, East Asia ......... tive planos I imagine that neither R.323 0. Ismail, R.324 A. Hamid, suffers the smallest inconvenience. R.329 H. Bl. Kew, R.330 J. Kotwall; China Underwriters.. $1

R.327 Look King, R.328 H. Kew, Canton Insurance.... $590 One has only to watch a jazz R331 A. E. Greenway, R.332 Li North China Insurance T148 band at work to appreciate the Shiu-huen, R.333 B. C. Randall, Union Insurance ..... $295% moral of this point. It is good R.334 J. Carr, R.236 H. A. Witten-Yangtze Insurance... $40 sport all round, and in just the bach, R.343 Mok Fung-yee, R.344 Fire Insurance. same way is a golf match between Poon Lok-chi, R.346 Charles So. China Fire Insurance $210 two desperately antagonistic souls a fine diversion from the ordinary appointments have been made in the

Appointments. The following H.K. Fire Insurance.. $600

Shipping. trend of life. Short or long, the Motor Cyclist Section (Flying HK. Steamboats

Douglases

$38 rules will never slter human na Squad) with effect from September HK. Tugs & Lighters 60 cts.

$214 ture in the golfer. Mr. John L. 2, 1927: Low, who has done more than any- body cise to evolve the present be Crown Sergeant. code, confesses frankly that nobody

Constable R.801 Choa Hing-ki to ever studies it unless he is obliged be Lance Sergeant. to do so.

Constable R.310 P. O. Peuster toj Professionals are obliged to do be Lance Sergeant. so because golf is their livelihood as well as their hobby. I really believe that, on the whole, they

Constable R.302 Harry Kong to

Indo-Chinas (Pret) $80

do. (Def)

Shell Transports. Star Ferries Water-boats

$48 92/

$54.60

$17

Refineries.

China Sugars .......... Malabon SugaZI

Minjag

$15

$32

$1.70

Benguets

15-6, and at the 15th by 21-ed at any time. For Sunday's game tillery, Chinese Athletic, Kowloon, nation which is supposed to have/observe the rules much more rigor-vanced members of the Chinese and Langkats (Combined). T17%.

General: Police Training School. The ad- Kailan Mining Ad.

*** 49/- ously than amateurs, and in a very Indian Companies will attend at the do. He secured a five on the eighth the official rinka are:-

... T9 (Stagle) "A," { all come to nought. Laing (Taikoo) 1, Brown (Kow- K.O.S.B., Club, South China head and four on the tenth head.

Their knowledge Police Training School at 6.30 p.m. Shanghal Exploration. 13 sporting spirit. The object of these campaigns is saves them from the discord which sharp on Thursday, September 8 Shanghal Loans TA The first half of the game beloon Dock) 2. Morrison (Talkoo) South China "B." Recreio, Uni

praiseworthy. The code in its pre-presents itself when one player and Tuesday, September 13 for in- Reuba ***** tween Shields's And Lammert's and Pendered (Civil Service), versity and St. Joseph's,

Junior "B" Chinese Athletic, sent form runs to about 9,000 words, knows the rules and the other struction in Police duties and re- Tronch Mines rinks was even. Shields opened skip..

South China "A" South China "B" and consists largely of clauses doesn't. Harry Vardon. with a three and led at the fifth

gulations by Inspector H. J. Pater- Ural Caspians

Docks, Wharves Boy Scouts, Kung Wo Athletic As dealing with contingencies that At the tenth head Basa (Craigengower) 2, Cullen sociation, Moslem, St. Joseph's and seldom arise. The result is that, head by 4-8,

son. Every member attending will bring his Instruction Book with H.K. & K. Wharves. $112

Gedowns, &c. the scores were level: nine all, (Kowloon Dock) 3, and Wallace Kowloon.

to the modern generation, the main.

Thim. thanks to a six which Lammert got (Taikoo), skip.

points are often obscure.

Atkinson (Kowloon Dock)

1,

on the sixth head. Then the latter Omar (Craigengowor) 1, Reid scored from the 11th to the 17th (Police 2, Gray (Kowloon Dock) head, inclusive, which put the Issue 3, and W. Macfarlane (Kowloon beyond. all doubt and gave the final Bowling Green), skip. victory by 2313.

Opening Games.

It was decided that the opening games should be played on October Oswick (Civil Service) 1, MeLood| and the drawing for the first Thus ended the race for the (Taikoo) 2, Holland (Kowloon matches resulted as follows: championship in the Second Divi- sion, which is truly very acceptable to the Kowloon Cricket Club in view of the melancholy fact that the first team finished last on the list and were due for relegation.

SKIPS' RECORDS.

The best records among the skipa are as under-

First Division.

W. D. L.

9.0

.0

Bowling Green) 3, and Lapsley (Kowloon Dock), skip.

com-1

The Selection Committee prises Messrs. W. Russell, G. forrison, R. Lapsley, A. O. Brawn, and C. J. Tacchi,

OPEN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP.

Progress Still Slow,

Since giving "the state of the poll" in regard to the Open Singles 3 Championship on August 25 very poor and disappointing-progress has. been made with the compoti- tion. Included in the results on that date should have been a win for McLeod (Taikoo) over Brawn (Civil Service) in the second round.

Since then. the only results- I know of are a win for · Shields (Yacht Club) over R. Duncan (K.B.G.C.)

W. D. L in the second. round and a win for .11. I 2 Dobble (K.B.G.C.) over Muirhead Maclachlan, K.B.G.C. 10 0

Wallace, T.R.C

Pendered, C.S.C.C.

0

Mair, P.R.C.

0

W. Macfarlane, K.B.G.C.-

1

Lapsley, K.D.R.C.

0

Holland, K.B.G.C.

Brown, K.D.R.C.

Morrison, T.R.C.

Rumjahn, C.C.C.

Second Division.

McTavish, E.P.R.C.

2 (Taikoo) in the third round.

Lammert, K.0.0.

0

4

Lee, E.P.R.C..

Matthews, T.R.C.

8

Herridge, K.C.C

1

Souza, de Rec.

1

7 1

6

Massey, C.S.C.C.

70

Dinnen, T.R.C...

8

2

J. West v. L. J. Davies.

Warren, K.B.G.C...

4

S. Alderman, C.S.C.C.

0

8

A. Chapman v. A. M. Holland.

F. Knott, C.C.C.

8

INTERPORT MATCH.

J. Ribeiro, de Rac.

McLeod meets the winner of the

B Oswick-Whiteford tie: Shields

B plays J. Brown in the third round;|

G and Dobble meets Lapsley in the

6 fourth round.

The following ties have still to bel

7decided in the second round:

Senior Division.

. October 1,

South China v. Royal Artillery. K.0.S.B. v. Police.

Club v. Chinese Athletic. Queen's v. Recreio. Kowloon v. Scots Guarda. R. A. F. byc.

October 8.

R. A. F. v. Chinese Athletic. Club v. Kowloon. South China v. Recreio.

K. O. S. B. v. Royal Artillery. Police v. Scots Guards. Queen's byc.

Junior Division “A”

October 1.

Royal Artillery v. St. Joseph's, K.0.8.B. v. Kowloon."

Recrelo v. South China "A" South China "B" v. University. Club v. Chinese Athletic.

Junior Division "B"

St. Joseph's v. Boy Scouts. South China "Av. Chinese

Athletic

Many a person who, having taken up the game in recent years, knows little of its traditions and customs, is befogged by the rules. He can- not see the forest for the trees,

CAPT. DAVIES.

WELL KNOWN CUSTOMS OFFICER.

Parades. All recruits of the Chi-Shawocka

nese and Indian Companies will New Engineerings parade in Mufti at the Central Shanghai Docks Police Station for squad drill and Lands, Hotels & Bldgs. rifle exercises under Sergeant R. J. HK. & S. Hotels Hunt at 5.30 p.m. sharp as follows: Hongkong Lands

Chinese Company on Thursday, Hongkong Realty September 8 and Tuesday, Septem- HK. Territorials

Humphreys Estates on Company

Friday, Prince's Building

Rural Lands

There was a large attendance at I fear, however, that in Britain, the Hankow Customs Club recent- we shall always be two parties-ly, the occasion being the presenta- those who play the game in accord- tion of an illuminated address to ber 18. ance with what they regard as its Capt. Davies upon his retirement spirit, and those who believe in the from the service of the Chinese September 9 and Monday, Septem-

ber 12. rigid application of every letter of Maritime Customs after 80 years

(Sgd.) G. E. Hartford,

the law.

of service.

It is conceivable that in the Mr. H. G. MacEwan, Acting De- United States only the letter of the puty Commissioner of Customs, in law is practicable, because as yet charge temporarily, presented to there has been little opportunity for Capt. Davies an illuminated ·ad- an inheritance of the spirit. That dress in a mahogany frame, and a is not a fault; it is a consequence draft on London subscribed by his of the fact that, to all intents and fellow-workers.' purposes, golf is a creation of the Capt. Davies made a short past twenty-five years so far as speech of thanks, in which he ex- America is concerned."

pressed his appreciation of the gift

Indian

D.S.P. (R.),

Adjutant.

Hong Kong, September 6, 1927.

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Our own two types are as made to hit and of the loyal co different in their mental constitu-operation of his staff, both foreign tions as the pristine Red Indfans, and Chinese, for many years. some of whom would go to any Capt. Davies Joined the Customs length to amoke the pipe of peace in 1897 as a watcher in Canton, and with a pale face, while others would after service at Samshui, Kowloon, dance exultingly round, him during Shanghai, Pakhol," Foochow and the process of burning him to Changsha he was promoted to the death. We all know the golfer who, rank of Harbour-Master at Swatow. Just as we are brimming over with He was then transferred to, Ichang, the belief that the hole is safely and subsequently went on home in our keeping points out that we leave. Upon his return In 1924 are committing some breach of the he was transferred to Hankow and rules, which, to our minds-seeing was shortly after promoted to be that it is a private and friendly Harbour Master and Chief Tide match-is absurdly trifling. Surveyor. Capt. Davies has been

We may take leave to doubt,decorated by the Chinese Govern whether it is actually a breach at ment, for services rendered, with all, but he produces some local the order of the Chia Ho. Capt. rules, together with the book of the Davies' successor is Mr. 0. regular rules, to prove his point, Schmitto. Capt. Davies intends to whereupon we say "All right, it's make his home in Devonshire. your hole." We may say, it in a spirit of savage despair at the

CHAMBERLAIN'S FAIN BALM: depravity of human nature; but he

EASES PAINA being now one up when he ought Bub Chamberlain's Pain Balm on It was hoped to stáře the first 2; Yacht Club, 2; Police, 1, East waterpolo match with the to be one down-does not mind that, 'painful spots. It is penetrating, starts trial game for the Interport match Point, 1; K.C.G., 1. K.B.S.F.P.A. "B" team at the Vic We feel confident that our graap- up the circulation which carries away against Shanghai on Saturday, but The last eight should include, toria Recreation Club at 6 o'clock ing opponent will come to a bad the congestion and pressure that this is not possible owing to the In addition to Lapsley, Dobbie, and this evening: B. Angus, W. Lawson, and, As often as not, however, it causes the pain. That is how it helps rheumatic pains, Tembago, backache, League fixture between the rival R. Smith (who have all qualified J. Pearne, E. W: Railton, G Logan, is we who come to a bad end; so malgia, swollen, sching fonts and Dock teams postponed last week, already) W. Russell, Oswick, W. C. Simpson and R. Witchell. far as that particular match de muscles Bold, and recommended every

The trial match accordingly will Holland, Atkinson, and J.Brown, Reserve: E. Murphy.

concerned.

First Trial Game on Sunday

Afternoon.

A. H. Oswick v. R. H. Whiteford.

E. Kern v: T. Grimes,

W. Macfarlane v. A. Gourlay.

Including the unplayed second

round ties the various Clubs are!

now, represented in the competi-

Kung Wo v. South China ""B." Kowloon v. Möblem. (

LOCAL WATER POLO,

tion as follows: K.B.G.C., 5; The following will represent the K.D.R.O., 4; T.R.C., 2; C.S.C.C. K.B.S.F.P.A. “A” team in their

where

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Yokohama

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