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“THE CHINA, MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1937

LEE WAI-TONG AVAILABLE FOR INTERPORT PEARCE CUP To Play Regularly For Rest Of Season Thus Solving Selectors' Main Problem

DRAW

SAINTS BOOKED

FOR FINAL

Holders Given Rough

Passage

SURPRISE MOVE BY AUTHORITIES

The draw for the Pearce Cup Seren-A-Side ladies' hockey tournament has resulted in thei almost certain entry into the Final of St. Andrew's Ladies. while the holders for the past two seasons, the " Ladies. will have to be at their best to dispose of the Hong Kong! Ladies to reach the Final.

It was at first decided that, in! order to make the tournament a little more exciting. the draw) would be made on the ground, and the announcement yesterday that the draw had already been made caused quite a stir in ladies' hoc. ker circles.

The Draw

The draw, in, correct order, for the tournament, which will be held to-merTOW on the Central British School ground, commen cing at 245 pm, is as follows:

Byes Into Second Round

v Diocesan G.S. Recreio Fusilier Ladies v St. Andrew's

"y" Ladies C. B. S. HK. Ladies

First Round

C. B. A.

V

Rifles Ladies

The Teams

Henry Cotton, seen above, “æverzzeď 7167 last year, one- third of a stroke behind Alfred Padgham among the leading British professionals.

COLONY V SHANGHAI AT CAUSEWAY BAY RESIDENTIAL STATUS PROBLEM RAISED

NO NEED FOR OUTCRY

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(By "ROVER”)

AS stated in these columns recently the great- est problem facing the selectors of the Interport football team is the centre-forward berth and it will be pleasing to followers of the game to learn that Lee Wai-tong, last year's centre-forward and captain, will be playing re- gularly for the remainder of the season. The worries of the selectors have now been set at rest by the fact that he will be available.

Lee, it is said, has lost some of his dash, but with a little more practice and training he is certain to regain the "fire" which delighted the hearts of so many of his admirers.

The Interport Committee held another meeting on Wednes- day, at which it was decided that the Interprt on Thursday, February 11, be played on the Naval ground at Canseway Bay, and not on the Club ground as in former years. The game match against the United Services at Sookumpoo.

LADIES' GOLF RESULTS against the Combined Chinese will be at Carolise Hill and the

The following are the selected MRS. MULCAHY QUALIFIES FOR

teams:

CBA J. Walker, F. Best; L Toolley. O. Peters; A. N. Other, Mrs Burter D. Hant.

McCaw, P. Baxter.

CAPTAIN'S CUP

ARMY to be played by MEET

The Captain's Cup of the La- First round C.B.S.-M. Frazer: J. Booker, Mj McCaw, C. Bone; M. Booker. D.dies' Section of the Royal Hong January 23; 2nd round by Febru the ary 2; 3rd round by February 13; Keng Golf Club, played on HE Ladies: Gray; J. Dalziel, New Course at Fanling, resulted 4th round by February 23: Semi-

E Glover; W. Marsh, Mrs. B. Pope.

Jin Mrs. Mulcahy qualifying with final by March 6. Oliver, Donald.

Mrs. In the above competitions the Ers. Silva, E. Xavier; M. Roza, Pearce was next with 38-25-73. first-named player is responsible Silva, A. Alves.

The Medal Pool, New Course, for fixing the match: if the result St. Andrews: G White, L Cross;!

won by Mrs. Mul-is not posted on the closing date J. Humphreys, J. Wong; F. Wong, Fanling, was

R.L.Mrs. Hayden: Mrs. Camp were Mrs W. J. E. Mackenzie 93-player goes into the next round.

Two prizes kindly presented by bell, Mrs. Hole, W. Hamon, Mrs.

2469; Mrs. Currie 93—27—72; Elwood, E. Hamon, Mrs. MeNerian

RWF Yra Wighan, Mrs, Co Mrs. Gilmore ST-12-75; Mrs. Lady MacGregor will be played was; Mrs. Kidgell. Mrs. MacGuinness Newbigging 9-14-75; and Mrs for on Tuesday, February 16, as Mrs. Jones, Ms. Hill. Mrs. Dandy.

LTD.-C. Osmund. O. Botelho: a score of 104-366S,

"The Chinese footballers in Canton, consider Hong Kong more their home than Canton They have their families here,

WILL CLUB they have learned the game TO-MORROW ing football for several seasons

THE TRIANGULAR RUGBY SERIES

Raza, P. Gittins. Reserve: S. West. cahy, 104-3668. Other scores for the round the second-named CIVILIANS NEED

- Fowler: E. Thomson, MFraser 103-37---76. Smith, S. Dalzel: O. Dalziel, V. Brad-

bury. M. Westcott.

D.G.S-not yet received.

At the conclusion of the tourza-

Captain's Cup Draw

The following is the draw

ment Mrs. T. E. Pearce, donor of the Captain's Cup:

the trophy, will present the Pearce

Byes. Miss Goodrich

follows:

(1) Medal Competition on the New Course, Fanling, for players forlof handicaps of 36 only:

(2) Medal Competition on the

"ONLY ONE WIN

The Army will meet the Clab in the first of their remaming matches in the Triangular Rugby Tournament to-morrow on the Club ground at Happy Valley, commen- cing at 4 pm. Four matches of

ed as follows:-

December.. 5

Club beat Navy 19~~ December, 12

December, 19

here and they have been play-

in the Hong Kong League and there is really no reason for the outery questioning their residential qualification. They consider it the greatest honour to represent Hong Kong, if

there will be no difficulty re- selected. and I am sure that garding their ability to be in the Colony airing Interport week an important Chinese football official told me rester- day in the course of an inter- view.

The Interport ruling cover-

recently, he continued, adding residence was fully aired

|ter would "soon be cleared up

once and for all.

Mrs. New Course, Fanling, for all play-the series have already been plays he was glad that the mat-

Cup to the winners and the Kail Mulcahy; Mrs. Krk v. Mrs. Hil-jers Cup. formerly for the winners of lier.

the junior competition, to the run- ners-up.

Last year there was â

First Round.-Mrs. McGowan T. Mrs. Macadam: Mrs. Prophet v. sezior Mrs.

Mackintosh; Mrs. C. B.1 and junior division, but this year Brown v. Mrs. Sherry: Miss Ro- the two have been amalgamated.

binson Mrs. Roberts,

The Srst round is to be played by January 23; second round by R.A.O.C. OUT FOR 13 February 6; semi-final by Febru

(ary 20,

Tance

4

Or.

The Royal Army

Corps wers dise missed " for 13

by the Diocesan Boys' School en Wednesday, the School înă ing by 182 runs,

Against the deadly bowling of the Pev. C. B. R. Sargent (2 for 6), only three RA.O.C. batsmen scored! E. Fisher took the other tano wickets for runs. F. Lay (68), G. Kew (39 not out), Per. C.B.P. Sar- gent (30) and A. Macauley (23 not out) were the top- scorers for the School.

Championship Draw The draw for the Championship is as follows:

Byes.-Mrs. Garner v. Mrs. S. Mills; A K. Mackenzie v. Mrs. Roffey: Mrs. Cassidy v. Mrs. Hil-

of handicaps other than 36.

TRANSFERS

BIG EFFECT ON CHAMPIONSHIP RACE

TANG RETURNS TO ATHLETIC

(By "ROVER")

Several important transfers took lier: Miss Goodrich . bye: Mrs. place last week between senior

McGowan v. bye; Mrs. McDonald

v. Mrs. Forbes; Mrs. Sheldon v. clubs taking part in the Hong Kong

January, 2

Navy beat Army 110

Club beat Navy 13-10

1.

CLUB JUNIOR TEAM

The following will represent the

Navy beat Army 16 Club juniors against the Navy in If the Army can beat the Club the Second Division of the Foot- in their two remaining matches, ball League to-morrow: honours will be equally divided

Stephens; Kemp and Krilovsky;

for the season, but if the Club can Purvis, Millington and Shaw; WII- secure one more win they will deliams (P), Milne, Stone, Fowler prive the Army of the trophy they and Sloan. deservedly won last year.

The Army have been unlucky with injuries this season and bave! been unable to feld a full side! regularly, but Floyd and Davies are now back on the active list and will turn out to-morrow.

This game will be preceded ati 2.45 p.m. by a match between the

Mrs. Withington: Mrs. Garnett v. Football League and though, on China Fleet Engine Room Art

ficers' XV and the Club “A” XV.

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Mrs. Redmonć.

the face of things, they werer. D. W. MacEwen will referes First Round-Mrs. Lissaman v.

Ross Cup Draw

The following is the draw for the Boss Cup:

Mrs. Mrs.

w

to

LOSS TO HOME RUGBY

Fyfe Leaves For India

London, December 29. Rugby football at Home is the

Gnr. Wright, Fus. Chaney, L/C sity and also led Scotland against Bebb, Cpl. Harrison, Capt. Gil-Wales. He now possesses nine lespie, Fus. Morgan.

сарв.

wick, W. E. Grieve, H. D. Bid- well, K. A. Munro, A. E. R. But cher, J. L. Bonnar, A. F. Walkden (Captain), W. E. Peers, T. KL Pratt, 1. H. Bradford, A. W. Holden, N. E. Clark, K. A. Watf son and B. O'. Deane

h

WELSH RUGGER FIFTEEN

Mrs. Wilson; Mrs. Gilmore v. Miss nothing out of the ordmary, these the Triangular Tournament game poorer by the departure of B. C. transfers may have a great bear-and Mr. H. W. L. Ewin the "A" Ffe for India, where he will be engaged in the cotton business for Robinson.

XV 'fixture. First round to be played by ing on the championship..

The Army and Club teams are several years.

Going to Cambridge, he won his January 19; second round by Fe- The transfer of Tang Kwong-

as follows:- bruary 2; third round by Fe-sum from the Kowloon Chinese Army--Fus. "Barry, Fus. Floyd, Cpl Blue and his international cap for bruary 16; semi-final by March 2.

Davies, Fus. Keishaw, Spr. Boy-Scotland in the same season. In his the

enabled! Athletic

ling, L/C. Lewis, Fus. Precce, fourth year be captained the 'var-

LE the latter team to fully

Lincoln (Captain), Fns. Watkins,

extend

fr the the Rifles First Division last Sunday, while the inclusion of Lau Club. F. Whitham, G. E. Chad- v. Mrs. Byes-Miss Stevenson

Cheung-sang, formerly, of Kow- Wilson; Mrs. Garnett v.

loon Chinese, in South China Roffey; Mrs. Gilmore" v.

"B" adequately filled the gap Glover;

Mrs. Lissaman

caused by the suspension of Ng H.K.C.C. TEAMS FOR

Mrs. Challinor: Mrs. Roberts

Po-kui. Lan is as good, if not TO-MORROW T. Miss Curtin; Mrs.

Crapbetter than, Ng and it is cer- nell v. Mrs. McGowan: Mrs Lam-tain that he greatly assisted The following will represent bert v. bye; Mrs. Valentine v. bye;

Paul J. Salter, W. Schnabel, T. International Rugby series at the Hongkong Cricket Club in Miss Goodrich v. Mr. White: Mrs. his club in sharing the valuable Another player who changed.

Redman, B. Hynes, A. F. Bus-Twickenham on Saturday January sell, T. Swan and H. W. E. Heath. 16: League Cricket games to-morrow, W. J. E. Mackenzie v. Mrs. Ste points with the Fusiliers.

wart; Mrs Mundy v. Mrs. McDon-clubs last week was G. White, of

V. G.-J. Jenkins (London Welsh); 1st XI v. University at Pokfulamald; Mr. Maintland M. S. Kowloon, who was seen

Claude A. W. Hayward (Captain). J. F-Mills; Mr Garner v. Mrs. Mul-Saints' colours against South Association, which require the 7. Idwal Bees (Swansea),

mutual consent of the parties, but Davey (Swansea), W. Woller (Car- R. D. Gillespie, R. L. Holden, I. Fathy Mrs. Smalley v. Mrs. Dovey. China *A*

First Round-Mrs. Wolf vi The arrival of White was most it is felt in some quarters that diff) and Clement (Llanelly): Hayden Leys, E. J. E. Mitchell, H. B. Neve, T. A. Pearce and T. E. Pearce.. Mrs. Harrop Mrs. Wodehouse oppertime for the Saints as they had the question of transfers at this aber (Swansea) and W. B. T. 2nd II vs. Army "A" on the HECC Mrs. Kay, Mrs Woodward v. Miss both Ward and Castile on the inter-stage of the competition should be (Lianelly), T. * Rees (iewport), (Lianelly) Harold ground: A. B. Mackrozie (Captain), E.Marsh; Mrs. Overy v. Mrs. Maeed list and none of their junior play carefully considered so that ne Emrys Evans

fers could hare filled the position as

undne advantage can be taken at Taste Neath, DEL Thomas. (Nexth), J. Lang (Lanelly), A. M. Bathorst, F. A. Dunnett, N. P. Fux, kintosh; Mrs. H. A. Mis v. MIB-well as White. C. E. Gabagan, RX King HAAK. MacKenzie, Mrs. Withing The above transfers were in this very interesting stage in the Rae London Welsh) and E. Long

(Swansch)-Reuter. Murray, J. E. Potter, W. Stoker, J. B

accordance with the rules of the First Division ton v. Mrs. Prophet. Way and W. Wooding,

commencing at 2 p.m.

Barron, V. C. Bend, A. C. I. Bowker,

in

the

Club "A" XVM. H. Cartis, H. F

London, To-day. The following will represent

Hopkins, L. S. Forbes. A. F. Read, Wales, last year's winners, against E van Leeuwen, J. Hutchison England in the first game of the (Captain). J. Henderson, D. K

Davies (Swansea): Bryn Evans