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THIRD TIME LUCKY

St. Alybridge To Meet Hull.

London, To-day.

St. Alybridge yesterday qualified

meet Hull City in the First Round of the English F. A. Cup when they defeated Altrincham by the only goal scored,

The match had been played on two former occasions, but in each

THE CHINA MAIL.

DOROTHEA

AND JAN

SUCCESSES

Why Wonder's Mast Carried Away. PROTEST AGAINST TOYNETTE.

Hockey Notes

By Centre Half....

THE Incognitos, who hold fourth place in the Mantuk Hockey

In the contest for "I", "Y" and Tournament, and as yet, have been "G" class yachts yesterday Why undefeated in six matches played, Wonder had its mast carried away are making a very strong bid to and a protest was entered against stances no points were awarded, Toynette. Under the circum-wrest the shield from the holders, the Radio Sports Club. The In- The following were the results of cogs. defeated the Kowloon In- dians Tennis Club by the com- THIRD LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP. fortable margin of 4 goals to 1 on Course: (1) Lyemun Beacon (P), the Marina ground on Sunday

case a draw was recorded. · Yester-yesterday's yachting: day's game was played on the Mar-

chester City ground. The Saints (2), Mark on Line (P), (3) Channel afternoon. Kowloon Indians field) are at home to Ilul! City on Satur-Rocks (P). day-Reuter.

FANLING GOLF TITLE.

Draw For Tourney To Conclude On Dec. 18.

The following is the draw for the Championship of The Royal Hang Kong Golf Club, the Final Round of which will be played over 36 holes on December 18:-

K. S. Morrison v. M. W. Budd. R. Young v. H. U. Ireland.

F. A. Redmond v. A. B. Raworth.

A. E. Lissaman v. J. K. Mac- Farlan.

1. H. Conte v. A. T. Lay,

C. W. F. Booker v. A. Leach.

1 W. Shewan v. J. Newton.

T. A. Pearce v. R. H. McBean..

O. E. C. Marton v. J. E, H. Cogan.

R. C. Law v. W. D. Denham.

W. Mulcahy v. L. G. S. Dodwell,

L. R. Andrewes. v. A. P. Hall- Thompson.

D. S. Edward v. C. C. Stark: A. B. Stewart v, A. McKellar. F. J. de Rome v. C. E. Holmes.

...B. Log.. y. A. K. MacKenzie.

First and Second Rounds are to be completed by Deceinber 4. Third Round and Semi Final by December

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Ailsa

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n.N.F. Mast Carried!

ed a stronger eleven, including Atma Singh, who at centre-half; back, played a sterling game. At centre-forward, Ahmed Khan was

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some an-

good leader. The Incognitos') weak link lay in A. P. Silva, at right wing, while for known reason they played C. Bar fros, one of their best forwards, in

goal.

T have been decided in the

away Protest against Toynette.O date this season, 140 games} (Mrs. Fowkes) Blue Jacket .. 4.54.50

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Mamak Tournament, of which nine have been drawn. This leaves n deficit of just over 400 games to be played. A total of 279 goals have been recorded, and of this total the 1st H. K. Singapore Battery, who have not yet tasted defeat, can lay claim to no less. than 43, scored in 9 matches. St. Andrew's Club annexed 38, while the Radio Sports Club have 30 to their credit. Between these three teams, 106 goals have been shared.

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The

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1932.

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THE Y.M.C.A. firat eleven, will be Entries And Handicaps Tlosing one of its most versatile.

Gplayers with the impending depar-

11.00.38 ..... 5.08.38 (Miss A. Whitham)

5.07.03 (Mrs. Griffin) Points for "" "y" & "G" Class allotted on account of Protest.··

MEDWAY'S

not ture from the Colony of C. An- drews, their left wing. Andrews has turned out regularly for the

For

Kwanti Meeting On Sunday

time. No whips or spurs. Entrance Fee $5.00. Six Furlonga.

"Y" this season, and has displayed The following are the entries for fany -consistently good formi. He the Fanling Hunt and Race Club

FIRST MAMAK ses a strong hit and centres November Meeting, at Kwanti, on Blue Plane (140 lbs.), Celerity

with accuracy. It is very likely Sunday:

(140), Echo (140), Firefly (140), DEFEAT that Andrews" place in the first

The Machine Gun Troop Hurdle Hirwego (140), Shanghai Begu eleven will be filled by H. Baldwin. Police Defeat Tamar At me at left wing for the "y"

Race. (Unofficial Race)

(140), Toby (140) San Francisco. who, of late, has shown great pro-

Winner -$150.00; Second $75.00, (148), Jimmy (149), Devon (161), (145), Until Then (145), Little Gem Third $25.00. For China Ponies Imperial Hall (162), Whoopee (155). certified by the 0.0.. M.G.T. Gallant, Fox (158), and Christmas-

regular Belle (162).

seconds.

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Wednes

troop

ponies. To be ridden

King's Park. The 12th Battery: R.A. improved THE Club first eleven played cre- H.K.V.D.G., a first class their position slightly in the ditable hockey last Mamak Hockey: Tugrnament when day afternoon at Kings Park members of the Troop. Weight The Ladies Mile (Unofficial). they defeated H.M.S: Medway by 2 when with only nine men. in the 16015. Winners of a Troop Race Winnte $150.00, Second $75.00, goals to nil in a fast game play- first ten minutes. Williams found at Macao or Kwanti 19 lbs, penalty Third $60.00, For China Ponit ed at Sookunpoo yesterday after-the net against H.M.S., Kent. Dur- Entrance Fee $5.00. One Mile,"

certified by the Hong Kong Jockey. Cupid (160 lbs.), Jan Stewer Club as "D" or "E" Class at time. ing this period of depletion G. E. R. Lieut. Laine, who played a bril. Divett played at right half

(160). Mongolian Stag (160). back, Mouche, (160), Mountain.Rat (169). Fenalty for every $100.00 or part of entry. Weight 140 lbs. 1 lb. liant game, netted the Battery's with Williams replacing him at first goal, while Palmer was res-centre-forward. H. J. D. Low Red Leaves (170), Rooslan (170) thereof won in stakes since January¿ Evans, came into his own in the centre Social Mark (160), and White Stars1, 1982. Subscription Grifftris.of. cleared half position. During Rodger's |(170).

noon.

ponsible for the second.

in goal for the Medway, very well.

absonce from the team, Lowe has POLICE WIN,

played at full back, but he did not Another good Tournament match meet with much success. With A..

The Sha Tau Kok Steeplechase Winner $150.00 Second $75.00, was witnessed at King's Park on A. Dand's likely return to-morrow. Third $50.00. For China Ponies presented to the winning rider. the Navy ground, where the Police it is doubtful if Lowe, who is that have never won a Steeplechase

maintained their unbeaten record stalwart defender in the Club

the Hong Kong Jockey Club of any season allowed 10 lbs. To be riddar by Ladies. No whips *** spurs.. Entrance Fee $5.00. A cup will be Christmas Belle (141 lbs.), Duke Hurdle Race. Weight for inches Hall (145), Festival Eve (140), of Normandy II (131), Empress Per sale. Entrance Fee $5. One Imperial Hall (143), King's Parade and a Quarter Miles. in-

Black Maria (168), Country Club (130) Shanghai Beau (185), The (153), Lobster Bay (148), Misamis Anson (158 lbs.), Banjolina (161);;

Gadwall (148),, The Plover (142), Tommy Boy (149), Wakefield (148); (152) and Wembly Stag (158).

to date, by defeating H.M.S. Tamar second eleven, will be able to hold by 2 clear goals, one being scored his place. The Club meet H.M.3.

in each half,

Cornwall to-morrow and an

P.C. B72 opened the scoring for teresting game should be the issue the Police in the early stages of

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(152),

:

Demurrer (146),

(161),

Malakit

Just

the first half, and it was not until THOUGH played at a slow pace, Imagine ten minutes from the end that

the game between St. Andrew's Melrose (155), Whisper (158), and Perkins found the not.

Scout Troop and the "Y" Ladies at White Heather (161). King's Park last week, was never-

MAMAK TOURNAMENT.

Table To Date.

Goals

P.W. L. D. FA.

Pt,

B 17

5 18

1st Bty. H.K.S. 9 8 0 1 43 Radio

7 6.01.32

Incognitos

St. Andrew's 8 0 1 1 98 0.6 0 0 25 45 2 12 73 1 3 18 5 4 0 1 12

R.A.S.C. Medway

Police

R.E.

RC

Signala University

12th RA

Wishart

Phoenix

Veteran

R.A.M.C. Tamar. 24th R.A. Parthian 20th B.A. R.A.0.C. K.LT.C.

theless interesting. The Scouts The Kwan Tung Handicap, team included five Mamak players,

R. Dormer (Scoutmaster) R. H.

The Kwanti Handicap Hurdle Race

Winner $150.00, Second $75.00 Third $50.00. For China Ponles

Winner $200.00, Second $100.00, that have never won a Hurdle Race

Wong, F. V. Wong, R. Woolley and Third $50.00. For China Ponies or Steeplechase (ponies will be E. MacNider, but the ladies, on the certified by the Hong Kong Jockey handicapped on their flat race per other hand, were without the ser- Club as "E" Class at date of entry: formances). Entrance Fee $5.00. 813 vices of Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Portal- To be ridden by Jockeys who have One and a Quarter Miles.

8 12 18 10

lion and Miss M. Griffiths, 5.9 Miss A. Fowler, the stalwart 69"Y" defender, was seen in goal for the first time, but in this post- tion her tackling powers were .en. tirely wasted. In the second hal when she returned to her usual. position at full back, she played' a gruelling game and kept the Scouts forwards at bay for some siderable time.

6 2 10.22 1-3 16 18 12.05.

04 12

4 1 0 614. 10

0 1 German - Club @ 0/0 0 1

8th Destroyers 1 0 1

CLUB SECONDS LOS..

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E. R. DIVETT, ono. of the hardest working forwards

of the Club, left during the week-, end for Tientsin where he is to be married to Miss Alico Adair. Hie

never won 10 Races anywhere at

China Mail

Sports Diary.

TO-DAY

Hockey Mamak Tournament R. AM. C... Engineers

(Sookunpos 4 p.m.) Friendly

Y.M.C.A. v. Incognitos

(King's. Pk5.15);

·TO-MORROW INNY Hockey-Friendly Club v. Cornwally Matches

ground 5.15) Rugby-Triangular Tournament Army v Navy

Club

v. Kent

4*Sookupso 4 p.m.) --* ́ ̈ (Happy Valley 5 p.m.);

Anson (145 lb), Banjolina (146), Celerity (145), Black Maria (150), Cupid (150); Hefty (150), Imperial Hall (150), Cloudy Eve (160), Festival Eve (160), Just Imagine. (160), and White Heather (160). The Kwangsl Open Steeplechase.

Winner $200.00, Second $100.00, Third $60.00. For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance Fee $5.00. One and Half Miles,

Amos (155 lbs.), Champagne Bay (156), Duke of Milan (149), Fanling Stag (162), Just Imagine

(161), Roslan (155), San Francisco (152), and Lach Ryan (155).

The M. G. T. Scurry (Unofficial)

'|_ Winner $150.00, Second, $75.00, Third $25.00. For China Ponies certified by the O.C., M.G,T.." H.KVDC as second classį regular EADING goal scorers in the troop ponies. To be ridden by Mamak Taurdament to date Members of the Troop. Weight are as follows:

Half Mile. 168 lbs. Entrance Fee $5.00.

At King's Park yesterday after absence will be keenly felt, but it noon,, the 2nd Battery, H.K. Sings-is reassuring to learn that he will pore R.A. defeated the Club second be back in the Colony by the end of eleven by the odd goal in five, in December in time for the Sim a ten-a-side match. Major Mao Shield series. Last year Divett Intyre netted both goals for the played at inside right and combin- Club. The Club felded only nine ed well with H. Owen Hughes, who, men and accepted the services of is shortly returning from leave one of the H.K.S. players.

But he was found to have too much MASS CLUB TEAM.

of an inclination to pass right and The following will represent the in the earlier part of this season, lat XI. Hong Kong Hockey Club Divett was placed on the left wing against the Navy on the RN.O.S.C. With the arrival of A.-T. Lay, ground, King'e Park, at 6 p.m. to Divett was given the centre-for morrow NORMIRAward position which he is likely to(Bignala) 14

G. Duncan; J, Rodger (captain), hold permanently To date, this

A AR Botelho W. A. Reed, season,, he has scored 4 goals, two Love E. Pottar; J. L of which were netted against the

E. Williams, E. V. Reed, Jata in the last match, p rancis, and A. Lay. (Continued af foot of next Column).

A E. P. Guest (St. Andrew's) 20 G, Singh (Radio) 14:24 Lt. Whiteway-Wilkinson

Hawgood (Medway) 7

Amethyst (168 b), Bob (168) Boston (188) Eclipse Eve (168), Esoulado (188), Friar John (168),

Davey (168), Skean Dhu (188), Inshallah (168), Fat (168), Peter

Sunflower (168), The Curlew (168), The Goods (168), Violin (168),

Lt. MacFarlan (H.KS.RA.) 6 Comdr. Tetley Tamar) 50 RAC. Reed (Incognitoa) 5. EF Fincher (Bt. Andrew's) 5. and White Label (138),