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HE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 7, 1987-

A composite picture of last Saturday's Caer Clark Cap encoun- tër between the Hong Kong Ladies and the “Y”” Ladies, at the Valley, which the latter won by three clear goals. On top Mrs. Lamson, the H. K. Ladies' custodian, is seen about to stop a shot from. Miss Marie Smith, while bottom left shows a tussle for the ball in the H K Ladies" circle. Bottom right shows Miss Marie Smith scoring one of her two goals. (“Mail” photo).

MORE STRIKING SHOTS

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inside-left berth in preference Nerain Singh, of the Kumaons, who is the logical partner for Pautab Singh, also of the Kumaons!

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quick centre will satisfy his in ide-forwards. Hollidge at inside- right, and Kennard, at centre-for- ward, have the makings of sound at- tacking players, but at the moment

LARWOOD

are lacking in thrust and waste too AND NOTTS. C.C.C.

much time on short passing in or

near the circle whereas a shot from RECONCILED

the edge may sometimes bring bet- ter results.

The one weak position în the team at the moment is on the left-

| someone to fill this berth.

Three Years' Contract To Be Signed

London, To-day.

wing, but I believe the School have The Nottinghamshire County Fax-Cricket Club announce that their differences with Harold Larwood, the former England Test fast bowler, have now been settled and that a three years contract, which is satisfactory to both sides, will be signed by Larwood within the

man, who played against the Sign-next few days. als last Thursday, was much too slow and did not take advantage of On August 24 the Nottingham- interest-the openings made for him. this steam

4 parting shot

The

shire County Cricket Gub an nounced that H Larwood had been suspended for the remainder of the

Army selectors must have beenį blind to the fact that they have a The School met the Signals, or season for a breach of discipline, wonderful goalkeeper in Pte. Wil- rather an "A" eleven and lost by following a resolution by the Com son, of the Seaforths, who eclipsed the odd goal in three and this even mittee. The Chairman and Secre all other goalkeeping performances ing they will meet a St. Andrew's tary of the Club declined to make I have seen the past two seasons! leleven.

comments at the time-Beuter.

(By “STICKS”)

The following players have been selected to represent the Combined Ser- vices in their hockey fixture against the Civilians:

A. B. MacBride (Navy); Flt. Lieut. Wallace (RAF), Spr. Swanson (RE), L/Cpl Ray (RE), Cpl Land (RE), Lieut. Comdr. Spencer (Navy); Hav← Shak Wali (Rajputs), Lient. Sawal Khan (Rajputs), Lieut. Pritam Nath (Rajputs). Nk. Gepal Ram ((Rajputs) and Partaub Singh (Kumaons).

The game will be played on the Club ground on December 12.

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The above team to represent the Combined Services was obviously selected following last Saturday's Army trial at Sookmpoo, but I must say that with the exception of the Naval and Air Force players, the Selectors had a very poor idea of what constituted form good enough to play for the team.

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Capt. Stapleton should have se- cured the centre-half berth, while Bdr. Carter, who gave a rousing exhibition last Saturday for Colours should easily have secured, one of the two full-back berths. I cannot really understand Spr. Swanson's selection as he did nothing out- standing or of note to justify his selection.

Then again. Cpl. Land did not play in the trial, but was selected all the same! Something surely wrong here! Lt. Comdr. Spencer is given the left-half berth whereas actually he is a better pivot than either Land or Capt. Stapleton !!!

And Sub Lt. Poalden, of the Navy. is the best leff-half I have yet seen among the Services this season!

Shah Wali, of the Rajputana Rifles, was given the right-wing berth, probably became the inside is Lt. Seval Klizn, of the same unit, whereas on Saturday's display Khu

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