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COMBINED ARMY M. W. LO WINS MATCH ENGLAND FIFTEEN FOR

TEAM WIN.

Club Seconds Lose by Narrow Margin.

AFTER HOLDING THE LEAD.

IN STRAIGHT SETS.

Dull Day in Tennis Championships.

The following were the results of yesterday's play in the Lawn Ten- nia Championships:—

Open Singles.

M. W. Lo beat Ia Tak-lam, 6-3,

TWICKENHAM.

Gerrard Again Secures His Place.

FULL BACK PROBLEM.

(Reuter's Special Service.)

The Ng Sze-cheong beat D. M. Mac-

Open Doubles,

At King's Park yesterday after- noon, a combined team from the Argylls and the Queen's Royal 6-4 Regiments, defeated the Hong Kong Hockey Club second eleven by the Dougall 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, odd goal in three in a fast game..

A. V. Remedios and L. A. Ribeiro In the first half, the Club scored through Hill, whilst Lieut. Kealybeat C. F. Hyde and M. W. Turner

6-1, 7-6. replied twice for the Army, the second goal being the result of fine pass from the right by GIL

In the second half, the Army had most of the play, and were unlucky not to score. For the Club, Potter played a good game in the forward line, whilst Juck

was the standing Army player.

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NAVY DEFEAT THE POLICE.

First Division Soccer at

the Valley.

In the First Division of the League yesterday the Navy defeat- ed the Police by three goals to nil at Happy Valley.

Redgate scored first as the result of a bad error in judgment on the part of McHardy. There was no further scoring in the first half.

Langmead Increased the lead; shortly after the resumption and Skinner scored the third point with a fast shot, Result:-

Navy

3. 0.

Police a Police McHardy; Perkins, Brit- tain: Thorpe, Channings, Dowman: Cornwall, Fraser, Moss, Shepherd and C. Pile.

Navy.-Clucas;

Ward, Dixon;

Gatehouse. Stephens, Robertson; Robinson, Redgate, Langmead, Lawson and Skinner. Referee: Mr. J. W. Baldwin.

ARMY ELEVEN FOR

SUNDAY.

Charity Soccer Match. Against Chinese.

The following will represent the Army XI against the Chinese XI

London, Yesterday. English Afteen against Scotland at Twickenham in the Calcutta Gap to be played on March 19 in as follows

A. N. Other; Aarvold (Black- heath, Burland (Bristol), Gerrard. (Bath), Tanner (Gloucester); Gad-

Lee Wai-tsoi and Lee Woon-tsoi beat Col. Wimberley and C. P. F.ney James 6-2, 6-4.

A. C. I. Bowker and W. M. Barton received a walk over from S. E. and

D. S. Green.

.

Club Championship. A. H. Harkins beat D. D. McKay

6-3, 6-0.

Our Sports Diary.

To-day.

ATHLETICS-Jat Regt. Moet- Ing at the K,0,0.

FOOTBALL-H.K.F.A. Council Meeting at 5.80 p.m.

TENNIS Championships.

To-morrow. ATHLETICS-Eatries close for Kowloon Marathon Race,

RACING- Sale of Race Pantes

at Happy Valley at 5:15 pm.

BUNTING-Fanling Hounds Meet at Hunter's Arms At 3.15 13.m

TENNIS-Championships. RUGBY—Seven-A-Side Tourna- ment First Round.

Recrea-

Thursday. SWIMMING-Victoria tion Club meeting at 6 p.m. TENNIS Championships:

Friday. HOCKEY-Radio v. Hong Kong Club "A" at Caroline Hill at 6.15 p.m.

TENNIS Championships.

Saturday. CRICKET First Division. Kowloon C.C. v Indian R.C. (L); Hong Kong CC. v) Craigengower C.C. (F): Second Division-Indian R.C. v. R.A.S.C. (L): University

Kowloon GC. (F): Royal En- gineers and Signale v. Police R.C.

FOOTBALL First Division— Kowloon v. Borderers; Poller v. Club: St. Joseph's v. Navy.

RUGBY Seven-A-Side Rugby Tournament at Happy Valley.

CAPTAIN'S CUP AT FANLING.

Qualifying Players on Both Courses,

Playing at Fanling in the

(Leicester), Elliott (United Services); Longland (Northamp- ton), Gregory (Bristol), Evans- (United Services), Webb (Navy), Hobbs (Richmond), Vaughan Jones (United Services), Black (Black- heath) and Hodgson (Northern).

VIVIAN ENJOYS SUCCESS:

New Zealand Lese Second Test.

Wellington, Yesterday. South Africa to-day won the second Test match against New Zealand by eight wickets..

Details as cabled by Reuter were as follow-

New Zealand: 364 (H. G. Vivian 100, C... Dempster 64, H. Badcock 53, Q. McMillan 5 for 125).

193 (H.G. Vivian 73).- South Africa: 410 (J. A. J.

Christy 62, K. Viljoen, 81, X. Balaskas 122 not out). 150 for 2 (J. A. J. Christy 53,

B. Mitchell 53).

DEATH CERTIFICATE

An

ALTERED.

Wrong Name Discovery.

application to change the name on a death certificate, was made to Mr. Edward Fowler, the Leicester City Coroner. Mr. Fow- ler afterwards told a reporter that the case was the first of the kind in Leicester and, he believed,. the second in England.

When the case opened the Coroner Cap-said that on November, 16 he held at Caroline Hill next Sunday in the tain's Cup tournaments on the Old an inquest on Adelaide Augusta charity football match in aid of the and New Courses the following play-Robinson and evidence was given funds of the Hong Kong branch of ers qualified:

that she was the wife of George

the St. John's Ambulance Brigade: T. Megarry BB-16-72 (Old Henry Robinson, a landscape, gar- Pte. Johnson: L/Cpl. Mullane, Pte. Course) and G. F. Hole 94-18-76 |dener, of Woodhouse Eavea, Laices- Morrison; Pte. McGlashan (Ar- (New Course). Other scores on theter. Now he had an application gylls), Pte. Channing. Cpl. Old Course were W. Paterson [made by the daughter of the dead Underwood (Captain); Pte. Harris, 89-15-74 and W. R. Vallar,cewoman, who stated that she had Pte Davia, Sign Gillott (R.C.8.), 86-976.

ascertained that her mother was Pte. Podmore and Pt. Duncan,

There were 36 entries or the Old not in fact the wife of Robinson, All of the above team are from Course and five on the New. although Robinson gave evidence to the South Wales Borderers' Regt.,

that effect. unless otherwise stated.

Reserves:-Pte. Henderson (Ar-} gylls), Pte. Morgan (Borderers), Sign. Cotton (R.C.S.) and Pte. Sandal (R.A.O.C.).'. *

Referee:-S. M. Scott, R. E. Linesman:-- Sgt. Caswell, R.A.

SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGBY ON WEDNESDAY.

Times for First Round Encounters.

Below is appended a list of the first round matches with times of kick-off:

5.00 p.m. Kowloon "A" v. HMS. Tamar and Small Ships "BO

5.15 p.m. H.M.S. Hermes H.K Football Club “B”****

5.80 p.m. Hong Kong and Shang

hai Bank v. 4th Submarine Flotilla

B

95.45 pm. Kowloon "B". Eith Bubmarine Flot

Kong Foo

Club "A" #H.MA. Small Ships "C"

KOWLOON C. C. TEAM Kathleen Maisie Warren; of Wood-

FOR SATURDAY.

Strong Side to Oppose

the Champions.

In their League match against the Indian R.C. at Kowloon on Saturday the Kowloon Cricket Club will be represented by the following play

ers:

house Eaves, said that she had dis- covered since the, inquest that her mother was not married to Robin

Bon.

The Coroner: He has admitted that to you? Yes. He said they lived together as man and wife for fourteen years

The Coroner: You were the

daughter of your mother's husband, who died in 19167-Yes,

Robinson was then called. He sald that he was lodging in London

J. C. Lyal, F Goodwin, E. C. He admitted that at the inquest in Fincher, E. F. Fincher, W. C. Hung, November he said that Mrs. Warren N.-A., E. Mackay, G. C. Burnett, F.

S. W. Smith, A. Howe, J. Hunter was his wife and F. Madar

CHARLTON BEAT BARNSLEY.

Home Victory in the Second Division.

The Coroner, addressing Robin- son, said.This is a very serious matter. You have committed per- Jury, and I have the power to order that you be arrested and prosecut- ed, but in this case I do not pro- posa, to exercise' my - pow

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Overland China Mail.

A WHOLE WEEK'S NEWSPAPERS IN ONE.

The inadequacy of the present Post Office facilities in. Kowloon, was stressed at the annual meeting of the Kowloon Residents' Association held in St. Andrew's Church Hall on February 26. Criticism of Government's tardiness In carrying out necessary public work on the Peninsula was also voiced. The Chairman (Mr. F. C. Mow Fung) said 'that disappointment would be felt that there was not a more definite and substantial response to representations regarding the inadequacy of the Kowloon Hospital, the growing need of a new Post Office building, the more effec- tive policing of Kowloon Tong, and the provision of fire- protection for rural districts.

A full report of the meeting is published in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL. ·

At the annual meeting of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking: Corporation held on February 27, the Chairman (the Hon. Mr. C. S. Gordon Mackle) referred to the general world depression, and touched upon conditions all over the Far East. A detailed report of the proceedings is chronicled in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

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On February 27, Communists raided Breaker-Point Lighthouse, at Swatow, and carried off a European,' a Russian, two Chinese women, four children, and a cook. The light-house is situated on a headland 30 miles south- west of Swatow. A report of the outrage is given in the OVERLAND CHINA MĂIL.

Weather conditions, the worst experienced for many years, by racegoers, attended the closing programme of the Annual Meeting held at Happy Valley on February 27. The course was a veritable mud bath, and as was only to be expected times were not good, and the sport not exciting.

In spite of these conditions, there was a good crowd pre- sent, Cash Sweep figures were substantial, and dividends were favourable.

The most exciting event of the day, was witnessed in the last race, when in the final gallop, Lobster Bay (Mr. A. A. R. Botelho up) won by a short head to pay the best dividend of the day, $163.70. The meeting is fully reported: in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

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