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RELIABILITY TRIAL TENNIS

ENTRIES.

Poor Support Endangers Annual Event.

ENTRIES CLOSE AT 5 P.M.

A moeting of the brganisers of the Motor Cycle Reliability Trial | took place at Messrs, Lane, Craw- fords restaurant yesterday even- ing, when the final arrangements in | preparation for the event which takes place on October 8-9, were made.

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LEWIS ENTERS ARMY FINAL.

Ronan Defeated In Straight Sets.

FOUR MATCHES DECIDED.

Pie. Lewis qualified for the Final of the Army Lawn Tennis Singles Championship at Soo- kunpoo yesterday when he beat Pte. Ronan, the Borderers cric- keter, in straight sets, Lewis will meet the winner of the The entry list to date is as fol-game between Coud. Mitchell and C/Sgt. Jarman in the Final Round, Full results were as follow: „ Singles (Semi-Final) Pte. Lewis beat Pte. Ronan,

6-3, 6-0,

lows:

H. G: Williams, (B.S.A. 2.49); A. Mc, A. Mitchell, (B.S.A. 3.49); T. S. Whitley (B.S.A. 4.93); C. Spradbery, (Sunbeam 3.47); H. Dobernecker (Ariel-5.);

G. H. V. Ribeiro, (B.S.A. 4.99); P. A. P. da Silva, (B.S.A. 4,93); P. M. F. Rosario, (Norton 4.90):- O. A. Carvalho, (Raleigh 2%); "L..A. Silva, (A.J.S. 3.50);

A...A. Xavier, (A.J.S. 4.08);

E. Owen, (Ariel 23);

A. I. Cash, A.J.S. 24): I. Po Saan, (Triumph 4); H. E. Lewis, (A.J.S. 4.90); E. Marriott (Rudge 4.99); G. da Rocha, (Rudge. 4.99); G. Cottrell, (Sunbeam 23⁄4%), K. C.. Hamilton, (A.J.S. 2.49); J. Smith. (Humber 24); Ng Chiu Too, (A.J.S. 4.98); Henry Kew, (Sunbeam 31⁄2); · -F. V. Wong, (Ariel 2%); 'E. W. Tape, (B.S.A, 3.49);

Hans H. Mueller. (D.K.W...7); C. W. Brand, (A.J.S. 4.94); //-- E. J. Spier's, (Rudge 4.98);. J. E. Wilson, (Norton 4.99). Comment was made on the poor support given by the motor cycle enthusiasts throughout the Colony, and it is anticipated that unless a last minute rush of entries are re- ceived today, the holding of such events will become a thing of the past. Twenty-eight entries have been received to date, but the "clos- ing time has been extended until 5 p.m. this evening to allow others to participate. A good day is pro- mised and many marshalls have volunteered their services to help to make the Trial à success.

Trial number plates, route cards and programmes will be distribut- ed on Tuesday, October 4, at 5.30 p.m. in the compound of the Cen- tral Fire Brigade Station, by the kind permission of the LG.P., the Hon. Mr. T. H. King. Competitors are asked to turn up and get their cards and plates, so that, the latter may be affixed to avoid delay on the night of the Trial,

The total mileage of the Trial is 2002, and the average speed to be maintained is 24 miles per hour.

The Secret Section for which full instructions will be issued, to each competitor at the Castle Peak Cafeteria during breakfast, em- bodies an Observed Hill fncluded in Lap No. '4; -

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A brake test will be made at 11.30 p.m, half an hour before the start.

ARTILLERY PLAYING SOUTH CHINA.

Military Soccer Team's First Match.

The Royal Artillery, will make their first football appearance af the season this, afternoon" when they will be opposed to the South China touring eleven..

The Artillery will be represented by the following: Comeby; Mon- ley & Walker, Rodgers, Pardos and Salt; Wood, Allan, Bryant, Moore and Seal Reserves:-Lowen and Rutter.

South China have played two games' since their arrival back in the Colony from the Java tour, and have defeated the Argylls and lost to the Borderers

TOMORROW'S GAMES. Two junior friendly games are down for decision tomorrow, the Radio Sports Club playing the Hong Kong Football Club second

Singles (Third/Bound). Cond. Mitchell boat Q. M. S.

Landon; 6-3, 1-6, 6-1. Doubles (Third Round) MI. Park and Sgt. Savell beat Cpl. McCall and Cpl. Davies,

G-4, 6-8," 6-2.

THE INDIAN HOCKEY PLAYERS FOUND.

In London On August 31.

148 GOALS TO 18.

New York, Aug. 24. The Indian hockey team sailed by the Mauretania this evening 're- gretfully bidding farewell to America, but anticipating new fields to conquer. The chief Hin- dustan Association in America gave them a reception yesterday evening, and the United States Hockey As- Bociation were their hosts at lup- cheon, at which the most cordial speeches were made.

Saturday's extra international on the famous Merion cricket ground] in Philadelphia, in which the Unit- ed States were beaten by 18 goals to 1, showed that the new comers to the hockey world had improved already. The president expressed the hope that they would be equal

C. S. M. Lewis and O/Sgt. Jar-to other nations by the time

man beat L/Cpl. Davies Berlin Olympiad was held: and 1/Cpl. Arnold, 6-8,

6 -2.

LEAGUE FINAL The Royal

Ordnance Army Corps. winners of the Hong Kong" section of the Hong Kong... Area. Tennis League, will meet the Hong Kong and Singapore Brigade, Royal . Artillery, winners of the Kowloon section, for the Military Champion-. ship of the Colony at Sookunpoo this afternoon at 3.15 p.m.

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China Mail Sports Diary.

TO-DAY. AQUATICS-V.R.C. Champion. ships (heats) at 5.30 p.m. ".

FOOTBALL-South China .v. Royal Artillery at 5.15 p.m.

MOTOR-CYCLING—Entries for Reliability Trial close at 5 p.m.

HOCKEY-Clab✨ v.- H.K.S.R.A. at 5.15 p.m.

TO-MORROW. AQUATICS-V.R.C. Champion- ships at 5.30 p.m. "*.

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Indian Team in London.

London, Aug 31.

En route to tour the Contin- ent the Indian Olympic Hockey team arrived in London; this evening.

The Indian tour has certainly been great missionary work, andi the only disappointment has been the demonstration of soccer and hockey at Omaha, by invitation of the Baseball management. The team played under flood-lights for| the first time and on au atrocious ground, the audience politely ap plauding but clearly disbelieving that either game was suitable for grown men,

Indian politicians here are so im- pressed with the value of the tour that they have promised to move the Assembly to grant $10,000 to- House (English) at Gov-wards the expenses. The Indian ernment He

LAWN BOWLS-Inter-Depart mental etition-Government

MEETING —— Civil Servite Cricket Club at 5.30 p.m.

RACING Entrics close for Eleventh Extra Race Meeting at Moon,

FRIDAY.. AQUATICS V.R.C. Champion- ahipa at 5.30 p.m.

MEETING-Kowloon Cricket Club at 6 p.m.

SATURDAY.

AQUATICS V.R.C. Champion ships at 2.80 p.m.; Canton v. YMCA at 8.30 p.m.; Chung Nam College Meeting.

V.

CRICKET - Kowloon “G.C. Volunteers (First Day);: Kowloon C.C. II. v. Police R.C.

FOOTBALL

·Senior Divisiva. Kowloon v. South China. Police v. St. Joseph's R.A. v. Borderers. Chinese Ath. v. Becreio.

Second Division. Eastern v. St. Joseph's. Kowloon v. South China. Ewo v. Royal Navy, the Club v. Royal Artillery: Borderers v. Recreio.

Third Division. Borderers v. R.G. Signals. St. Joseph's RAFSTA Chinese Ath. v University South China v Radio 9.0.

HOCKEY

Mamak Tournament.

St. Andrew's v. H.M.9. Phoenix, R.A.S.C. V. Incognitos.” Police v. German- Club.

LAWN TENNIS Entries "close for Chinese B.C.-Mixed Doubles Championship.

SUNDAY.

CRICKET -Kowloon C.C Volunteers (Second Day),//

FOOTBALL

Second Division Chinese Ath. 7. Tsup-Tain..

Third, Division. R.A.S.C. Y. Takoo,

LAWN TENNIS Drawfor Chinese R.C. Mixed Doubles Champlonablý 5.30 pm)

OPEN EVENTS AT S.CA.A

TRACK MEETING.✨

eleven at the Valley at 5 pm and Events in the the Royal rtillery

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aggregate reads 148 goals for and 18 against, which it is hoped to agment on the Continental tour

| commencing with the International match against Holland at Amster dam on September 4.

THEY MEET BADE RUTH.

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New York, Aug. 27.

The newspapers pay tribute to the Indian hockey team, referring to Dhyan Chand as the Babe Ruth of India's national game.

Babe Ruth was introduced to the hockey team after Monday's base ball game between the Yankees and St. Louis, and they presented him with an autographed baseball..|| Hockey films are being displayed throughout the country in which the Chairman of the United States Association states that the Indians have dispelled the belief of Ameri- can Youth that. hockey is a girls' game.r

Athletic circles are not impress- ed with Herr Hitler's alleged threat to prohibit the holding of the 1936 Olympiad in Berlin while, Mr. Gar land, the Chairman of the United States Olympic Association, reiter ates that America will support Ja- pan's desire to hold the 1940 Olym- piad in Tokyo as an appreciation of the achievements of Japan's repre sentatives in the Olympiad Just över.

AQUATICS ON SATURDAY.

|_ The Chung Nam College will hold its first Swimming Meeting on Saturday night at the Chinese Bathing Club, North Point.

At the conclusion of the large namber of events bira, Ma Wai- man, daughter of Dr. C. C. Wu, haa kindly consented to present the prizes.

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