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CHINESE BEAT NAVY 2-0 IN LAI WAH CUP

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The 25 Chapters of the 17th issue of the CHINA YEAR BOOK, edited by H. G. W. Woodhead, C.B.E., have as usual been revised or rewritten with the assistance of many experts, Chinese and foreign, and every effort has been made to bring information and statistics up to date.

The Chapter on the Kuomintang covers the political history of China in 1934. The Chapter on the Chinese Government contains the Text of the Previsional Constitution, the Organic Law, and the Draft of the Permanent Constitation.

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The Chapter on International Issues gives the text of the Agreement and Exchange of Notes of the sale of the Chinção- Eastern Railway, besides the latest docements relating to Sino- Japanese issues.

China's Communications — Railways, Roads, Post Office, Telegraphs, Wireless, Telephone, and Aviation—are very fuly dealt with.

Father D'Elia, in the Chapter on Religions, contributes an interesting Chronological Review of Catholic Missions in China.

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GOSANO'S BRILLIANT FORM

(By L. B. W.)

THE glorious uncertainty of cricket was very forcibly demonstrated on Saturday when the Indian Recreation Club were ingloriously defeat- ed by the University to the tune of 103 runs at Sookunpoo. As a result the Indians may lose the championship which at one time they appeared certain to win.

Captain F. da Costa, above, left the Colony last night with the successful Macau Hockey Club team which won the Interport match on Satur- day and that against the Colony Civilians yesterday. both by solitary goals.

VERDICTS

Club's Brilliant Win Over League Leaders

PROFIT BY DEFEAT AT HANDS OF CLUB

NOT ONE WEAK LINK IN WINNING TEAM

SAILORS OFFER SPIRITED RESISTANCE

THE Chinese won the Lai Wah Cup at Sookun-

THE

poo yesterday in brilliant style, their classi- cal play and speedy movements leaving the Navy floundering, and the result, a two-goal win for the Chinese, does not fairly assess their victory.

Throughout the first half the Chinese dazzled a huge con- course with their skilful movements and fine all-round teamwork, attack being very inconspicuous. while the Navy were forced to defend strenuously, their own

The position now is that if the Kowloon Cricket Club win

The second half, however, saw the Navy make a splendid their match against the University they will be the champions, but a draw will give the I.R.C. the shield. It will be seen, there SEVERAL JUNIOR SURPRISES recovery. They enjoyed the majority of the exchanges through forceful approach work, yet in front of goal they failed miserably fore. that the University will have a great deal to do with the:

The Club's brilliant victory over with the easiest chances. Opportunities galore were thrown away ultimate destination of the trophy, and, as they seem to have run into their very best form, the C.C. must not take them too South China "A" by five clear by some of the poorest and most inaccurate shooting seen this sea.

goals; the Navy's comeback winson. lightly.

After the recent rains, the LRC. wicket was on the soft side against the Recreio; the Fusiliers"

The Chinese fielded the South] on Saturday and I should have thought that it would have been drawn game against South China) just the thing for A. P. Minu, their left-hand bowler. The: the holding of the Navy jun-China "A" side, with the excep University batsmen, however, paid scant respect to him (or F. D. iors to a draw by the Fusiliers and tion of Lau Man, whose place was Saturday's Results At Pereira for that matter) and when they had first use of the wic-the defeat of the East Lancs. by filled by Mak Sui-hon; and Lim: ket they ran up a score of 150 runs.

the Sappers in the Second Divi-Tak-po was in Wong Mee-shun's sion, were the highlights of Sat-berth. The Navy included Wride J. Fong and A. E. Tata put on urday's League soccer programme. from the junior eleven. 40 runs for the first wicket andj

It was sheer lack of teamwork RECREIO that failed the Navy yesterdays. CHINA AO CLUB then the Indians made a very cost- New Club Formation

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BLARNEY STONE RUGBY SEVENS

Complete Summarised

Results

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ly error-one that cost them the! The Club's new forward forma- match-when they dropped Eddieltion and brilliant intermediate Gosano when he had only scored line told its own tale on Saturday

out.

about 10 runs. He celebrated this last against the League cham by scoring 51 before he was run pions, and the turning point in the His knock included. S boun-Club's programme has apparently daries, but, though he did bring of at last been reached-Bravo, F. The following are the complete some very good shots, it was not Fowler, Forrow and Elliott. results of the Blarney Stone by any means the best innings he Seven-A-Side Rugby Tournament, has played in League cricket. held under the auspices of the Hong Kong Football Club, Rugby. Section, last week:—

Extra Preliminary Round:-

Madar Successful

A. H. Madar had a very success- ful afternoon with the ball, taking

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INTERPORT HOCKEY

ENGINEERS DRAW

Late Goal Against Fusiliers

A Glance

FIRST DIVISION

KOWLOON

1 NAVY 1 ATHLETIC

ST. JOSEPH'S 4 RA S'CTERS UTER RFLES 0 POLICE FUSILIERS

• S. CHINA “B'

SECOND DIVISION

KOWLOOX

ENGINEERS

ATHLETIC

FUSILIERS EASTERN R.A.S.C. &

S. CHINA

EAST LANCS.

4 RECREIO

1 NAVY

3 RADIO

R.A.O.C. 1 CLUB

THIRD DIVISION As a prelude to the Lai Wah Cup final, the Third Division game AIR FORCE 2 LIGA (Continued from Page 4) between the Fusiliers and the En- RAILWAY 4 ST. JOSEPH'S 1

Saturday's Goal Scorers on gineers provided a fast and at- Guest, Kishen Singh, W. A. Beed tractive game, in which the result Page 11. but it seems to me that this suc-and Alaf Din were the only Colony being one goal each.

H.MLS. Cornwall beat Royal Army 5 wickets for 48 runs. He Medical Corps by three tries (thoroughly deserved his wickets, points) to ni. Preliminary Round:-

"A" beat East Lancashire

by two goals and four tries (22 points) to a goal (5 points).

at all this season, it was hard to

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LAI WAH CUP

◊ CHINESE

THIRD DIVISION

1 FUSILIERS

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Fusiller "A" beat Club "B" by acess was at the expense of his bat players to justify their inclusion-- The Fusiliers had only ten mesYesterday's Results At goal and five tres (20 points) to sil. ting, which was not at all what the all four would have filled positions up to the interval, but through:

· A Glance HMS. Tamar beat Royal Artillery indians wanted.

in the Macau team. with credit. the activities of Singleton, Luxton by a

a ty (2 peints) to nil,

As A. R. Abbas has not come off Clab "A"

and Tatler, managed to have most Rest

The Selection Committee tackled of the play, the Engineers being understand why he was again sent their task in a very determined slow and haphazard in their move-NAYY Royal Ulster Rifles beat EMS out to open the innings when K. manner, but it might be advisable ments. Cornwall by a try.(3 points) to Nazarin might have made a better to choose an eleven some weeks Singleton secured the Fusiliers' ENGINEERS

H.MS. Dorsetshire were conceded 2 walk-over by

showing. Two seasons ago Abbas before the next Interport and give goal mid-way through the first Flotilla.

gave promise of developing into a them at least four practice half, and it was not until almost YESTERDAY'S GOAL-SCORERS Fusilier "C" beat "B. and S." by really useful cricketer, but this matches before the "big" game-the end that Brown managed to two tries (6 points) to a try (3materialised. It may safely be Macau are much too strong to be find the net for the Engineers, Fang King-cheong (Chinese) .......

put down to lack of practice.

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Submarine

points).

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treated as lightly as they have leaving the Fusiliers little time to been in the past.

Iscore a decider.

Wai-tong (Chinese) Singleton (Fusiliers)

Brown (Engineers)

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MACAU BEAT

THE CIVILIANS

AT HOCKEY

Infringements Spoil Entertaining Game

COLONY TEAM- WEAK

- IN ALL PHASES

The Macau Hockey Club com- pleted a successful visit to the Co- lony yesterday when they repeated Saturday's triumph by beating the Civilians by the only goal of the match, scored late in the first half as the result of a miskick by Ram- zan, the Civilian custodian.

The game was ragged through- oat and Macau won much against the run of the play-threequarters of the game being confined to their half, and they should never have secured the goal which gave them victory!

The biggest failure yesterday was Garbachan Singh, the Civilian centre-forward, who missed several scoring opportunities in addition to ruining a splendid opening by Fowler, who was, incidentally, the best Civilian forward on display. Divett worked hard, but his bust- ling methods were of no avail. jagainst the rock-like defence of

the Portuguese team.

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THREE SCORE AND TEN

Mr. F. R. Burrow, "Highgate, who will referee, the lawn tennis cham- pionships at Wimbledon this year for the 18th time, recently dele- brated his 70th birthday.