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TENNIS.
MACAO STUDENTS AT · KING'S PARK.
RECREIO AS HOSTS.
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At King's Park on Satur day afternoon the Club de Recreio were "At Home" to the students of the Macao High School, over a hundred of whom have been on a visit to Hong |Kong during the past two days.
A doubles tennis team match was arranged in which three pairs from Macao opposed three Club de Re- crolo pairs. Originally the pairs were to have played againat each other alternately, each match being limited to a set of 11 games,
Falling light, however, provent- ed the whole programme being put through, and the match was called o. at the cud of the sixth set, four of which went to the Recreio and two to Macno. Recreio's score just doubled that of Macao, the totals being 44-22.
FOURTH TEST.
M.C.C. PUT IN TO BAT FIRST.
Johannesburg, Saturday. The fourth Test Match between South Africa and the M.C.C.'opan- ed here to-day. The sky was overcast and the weather cool.
Four thousand people were pre- sent when the homesters won the toss and put England in to bat, the visitors scoring 67 for the loss of one wicket by lunch time.
At, the ten interval England had scored 158 for four, Tyldesley making 42 and Sutcliffe 37.
At the close of play, England's score was 258 runs for 7 wickets. R. E. S. Wyatt (Warwickshire) mada 68.--Reuter.
Several offers have been made to Doncaster Rovers for the transfer of Hall, their centre for ward.
pairs in each section. The winners of the two sections were required to meet in the final,
The competitors in each section the i were:--
There was a largo gathering of members of the Portuguese com- munity present to watch the match, including all the girl students of the Macno High School who made the trip to Hong Kong with party, and thefr lady teachers. All the boy students of the Macao High School and the masters also turn- ed out.
The best pair for Macao were L: Jorge and B. Vidigal, who played quite good tennis, and won both séts in which they took part. For Recerto the best pair were C. Noronha and A. Remedios, but they wore forced to admit defeat at the hands of Macao's "stone-wallers."
The scores were:-
L. Jorge and B. Vidigal (Macao) beat G. Noronha and A. Remedios (Recrelo), 7-4.
L. Ribeiro and A. Xavier |(Macao) lost to G. Noronha’and A.
Remedios (Recreio), 1-10.
A. and F. Silva (Macao) lost to A. V. Remedios and L. A. Ribeiro
(Recreio), 2-9.
L. Jorge and B. Vidigal (Macao)
"A" Section.. Major and Mrs. Lucas Mrs. James and B. G. Grigor Miss Peyton and N. Evans Mrs. Russell Brown and I. Highet Lady Stuart Taylor and W. A.
Nowers
"B" Section. Mrs. Lynch and G. Sewell Mrs. Grigor and P. E. Barker Mrs. Davenport Browne and O.
C. Womack
Mrs. Craig and C. Grove Mrs. Shellshear and C. P. F.
James.
Saturday's finalists were Major
and Mrs. Lucas (winners of "A" versus Mrs. Lynch and G. Sewell (winners of "B").
The match went to the former
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(Recreio), 6-5.
L. Ribeiro and A. Xavier (Macan) lost to A. V. Remedios and L. A. Ribeiro (Recreio) 8-8.
A. and F. Silva (Macao) lost to C. Barretto and J. Xavier (Recreio),
3-8.
L. R. C. AMERICAN TOURNEY.
Doubles Final.
The final of the Ladies' Recrea- tion Club's Mixed Doubles Amer!- can Tennis Tournament, was play- ed on the Club's hard court ол | Saturday afternoon.
Altogether ten pairs competed in the tournament, and they were divided into two sections, with five
GERMAN MYSTERY.
MILITARY WIRELESS MEN. ARRESTED.
ESPIONAGE CHARGE ?
Berlin, Saturday. Mystery surrounds the arrest of five soldiers of the Reichs- wehr battalion stationed at Giessen for allegedly sending out wireless messages to foreign countries.
It was originally announced that ho charge of espionage was sus- had been released. tainable against them and they
they were not released. On the Later, however, it was stated
contrary numerous other soldier's belonging to wireless stations throughout Germany were
rested by the military authorities. The greatest reticence is being maintained regarding the affair. -Reuter
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HONG KONG HOTEL VISITORS.
January 28, 1928.
Mrs. A. Astley.
Messra. R. J. Birbeck, N. C. Berry, A. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Byram.
Mr. H. A. Cohen, Lt. F. da Costa, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cracker, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cothram.
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Messrs. A. F. Henry, Fred A. Hill, Chas. A. Helzsky, F. H. Hill, E. Hunt, J. M. Hutchison, G. A. Haley, Capt. T. P. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Hagen, Mrs. Hamilton.
In which some good tennis was ex-V. hibited on both sides. There were some very exciting exchanges in the arst twelve games played, the match each pair taking the upper hand for being a ding-dong struggle with
a while only to be overhauled by their opponents.
After six-all was called, Major and Mrs. Lucas asserted themselves, but met with dogged opposition which forced them to go all out to secure the next two games and the set. A feature of the last two
games was the forceful smashing by Major Lucas, some of which com- pletely beat the opposing pair and gathered in the much needed points to make the game sure.
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