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THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 11, 1958.

GOVERNOR ATTENDS THE BISLEY MEETING

Good Shooting Yesterday.

The third day of the local Bisley meeting held by the Hong Kong Rifle Association yesterday was again far- oured by fine weather, and the ranges were crowded with riflemen and spec-} tators.

H.E.

Some good shooting was seer, and Servicemen were again to the fore, but several civilians also did well. Shooting in the "Blackdown" and "Camberley" competitions in the first stage aggregate and for H. E the Governor's prize were fired off yes- terday.

During the afternoon,

the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, ac- : companied by Capt. K. Caldwell, guest, and his AD:C., Capt.. S. HĮ Batty-Smith, vizited the ranges, and watched the shooting with great in- terest. His Excellency the General Officer Commanding the Troops, Ma- jor-General A. W. Bartholomew, companied by his A.D.C. L J. P. Howarth, were also present on the ranges in the afternoon.

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The meeting ends this when H. E the Governor will tribute the prizes about 5 pm.

League Tables To-Date

Team

FIRST DIVISION

Goals

P. W.D. L. F. A. Pts. S. China “B” 15 13 1 1 42 17 2′′ Middlesex 216 12 2 2 39 26 26 S. China “4” 17 10 2 5 57 27 22 Royal Scots ..16 101 5.39 30 21

Kowloon Bastern Police Club

.15 7 26-25-21. 16 .17 ́6 ́4° 7 40 33 16

.16 3 5 8 32 34 11 .15 4 1 10 36 63 9 St. Joseph's ..14 2 2 10 32 41 6 K. Chinese ..17 1 2 14 23 79 4

JAUSTRALIAN

Notable Rugby Double CRICKET TOUR

For Heriot's F.P.

(By AIR MAILA

Glasgow, March 28 Stewart's College (F.P.), the Scottish Rugby champions, shed some of their prestige in losing to Heriot's (F.P.) at Goldenacre in their closing match.

Heriot's have thus beaten the champions twice and both times by good margins. The Goldenacre club, who finish as runners-up in the championship, have also won more matches (although having played more), and have scored more points · and conceded fewer than their Inverleith rivals.

Were the tables to be assessed in some other manner, Heriot's (F.P.) might be made to come out on top, but the Goldenacre players left no doubt as to their own attitude, when at the close of a great game they chaired the opposing Captain, J. B. Borthwick, to the pavilion.

An outstanding player in this match was W. R. C. Brydon, the home serum half-back.

YESTERDAY'S RESULT

FIXTURE CARD

The following is the complete, pro- gramme of matches for the Austra

ian Test cricket tour, which com- mences in England at the end of this month and concludes en September 15:

APRIL

30. Worcestershire,

MAT

at Worcester.

4 v. Oxford University, at Oxford

V. Leicestershire. at Lekester.

11

r. Cambridge University,

at Cambridge.

14. v. MC.C., at Lord's.

18

Northamptonshire,

at Northampton.

Surrey, at the Oval. Hampshire. at Southamptor.

v: Middlesex, at Lord's.

JUNE

v. Gloucestershire. at Bristol.

Essex at Southend

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4

10

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(EK. Police) 31, R. Ritchie (HK. Po- 15 lice) and Spr. Thompson (REL 29; Lt.

ENGLAND. st Nottingham (First Test match) (Four Days) v. Gentlemen of England.

at Lord's. 18 v Lancashire, at Manchester. Yesterday's results were as follows: Ashby (HÌNVF.) 28. "Camberley (SR. a) 550 Yards.Templeton (Royal Navy); 33; Sgt

Bagshot (S.P. b) 600 yards-E A 24 T. ENGLAND, at Lord's

(Second Test Match) (Four Days) Sgt. R. A. Neale (R.A.0.C.) and Chan Hale Biddlesex Regiment), Mid. En-29 Derbyshire, at Chesterfield. chal Singh (Police) tied with 31 points dicott (Royal Navy), P. O. Clark (Boy- each, and will shoot off for first place, al Navy), and Com. Gn. Moody (Boy- W 1 Ashford (Royal Navy) 30

points; W. Thompson, 29 points; Sgt. al Navy) 32 Kane (Royal Scots) 29 points.

Leading Scores of the first stage for

Sgt. Hale 99.

Consolation Sweepstakes-W J. the Governor's Prize. Radley and Bremner (Royal Scots) 28] points each.

"Camberley" (S.R. b) 500 Yards.- Sgt. P. Hale (Middlesex Regt) and Major Campbell (R.AS.C.), tied with 35 points each and will shoot off for first place; Charan Singh (Police) 34 points; A. C. Hinds (Royal Navy) and FE. Russell (Police) 33 points each.

Com. Gar. Moody 97.

P. 0. Clark 196:

JULY

V. Yorkshire. at Sheffields":

8 v. ENGLAND. at Manchester (Third Test Match) (Four Days) 13 T. Warwickshire,

at Birmingham.

16. Nottinghamshire,

as Nottingham 22 v. ENGLAND, at Leeds

(Fourth Test Match) (Four Days) 27 5

Somerset, at Tarmton.

F. E. Russell (E K. Police) 96. Sgt. Cooper (Middlesex) 95. Inspector Hopkins (HK Police) 95. Major Campbell and (P.A.SC.) 9530 Glamorgan, at Swansea.

Mid Endicott 94.

P. O. Hinds (Royal Navy) 93. · China Fleet Challenge Cup (for

AUGUST

4

v.

Scotland, at Broughty Ferry, Dundee (Two Days).

6

v.

Scotland, at Glasgow

Durham, at Sunderland

(Two Days)

(One Day).

Consolidation Sweepstakes.-C. Clark | (Royal Navy), H. J. Templeton (Roy-teams) won by Fourth Submarine Flo- al Navy), W. P. Thompson (Police) tilla, HMS Medway." and T. J. Boulton (Dockyard R.C.), 33; points each.

“Blackdown” (S.R. a) 200 Yards- W. K. Gällman (Dockyard RC) 30 points: L/Col. Neave (Royal Scots) 29 points, AySgt. Neale (R40C) and Apperley, 28 points each; Sgt. Kane (Royal Scots) 27 points.

Consolation Sweepstakes.

Inter-Imperial and Police Forces Match-Army 236 points; H. K. Po- 8 r. lice 233; Royal Navy 230.

Surrey, at the Oval, Kent, at Canterbury The Army, at Aldershot ENGLAND, at the Oval (Fifth Test Match) (Four Days; or to a Finish).

Public Schools Trophy-1, Nautical 10 v. College, Canborne, 90, Victoria Col-13 T. lege, Jersey, Th

17 v Inter-University Match-1, Edin-20 v. burgh University. 90; 2, Oxford Univ Sgt.versity.

Totals...158 68 22 68 365 365 158 Neave, 29 points; V. M. Hammond Affiliated Rifle Club Match-1, Roy-27

SECOND DIVISION

Goals.

1

(H.KVD.C.); L/Col Amos (Middle- sex Regt) 27 points each; Sgt. Kane Team P. W.D. L. F. A. Pts. (Royal Scots) 24 points. Middlesex ....17 15 2 -0.61 13 32 "Blackdown" (SR. b) 200 Yards.→ 5th Bde. RA. 18 15 1 2 50 23 31 AL Hopkins (Police) 34 points; B. Kwong Wah..18 11 5 2 73 26 27-İM. Bateman (FINVF) L le See- South China..20 11 0 9 51 33 22 1lear, G. Pollard (Dockyard RC.) and Royal Scots ..16 7 6 3 34 27 20 B. J. B. Morahan (HVD.C.) 33 Bagineers (E) 18 8 3 7 53 33 19 points each Kowloon .17 6 2 9 29 33 14 Chinese Police 19. 6 1 12 35 62 13 Club

.18 5 9 13 42 67 10 Engineers (C) 15 20 13 21 64: 4 Eastern

.18 1. 0 17 12 80 2

Consolidation Sweepstakes Sgt. P. Hale-(Middlesex), "EL W. Cozy (Dock- yard E.C.), J. R. Em (B.A.0.C.) and F. E. Russell (Police) 32 points each; Keown (Taikoo R.C.) 37 points,

Bagshot (SR. a) 660 yards. —P. 0. Totals...194 87 20 87 461 461 194 Richards, RN 33; Narain Singh

SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL RESULTS

AND GOAL-SCORERS

v. Sussex, at Hove. v. An England XI, SEPTEMBER

at Blackpool.

3.7. Sir Pelham Warner's XL,

at Folkestone.

al Navy Rifle Range Club, Stonecut-31 ters, 233.

Special Prize-HKVD.C. Rife Club (SR a) 191.

Kumaon, Machine-gun- Match 1. Rifles "B" team, 142, 2, Royal Scots 10 “B” team, 185.-

Team Revolver Match 1, Royal|15 T. Scots, 103; HK Police "A" team 79.

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E. G. D. Leveson Gower's II, at Scarborough. Gentlemen of Ireland,

at Dublin

BEST IN THE LONG RUN

SOUTH CHINA “A”

FIRST DIVISION

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KOWLOON

3

POLICE

Lai Shui-wing 2, Tam Kwong-

CLUB

Fowler 2. Forrow..

ROYAL SCOTS

McKay, Sammy Tsang (own

goal)

ENGINEERS (CH)

Lee Mok-lau 3,

Howlett, Mosɛ.

2 BASTERN

SECOND DIVISION

Leung Chi-

sang, Cheung Sang.

MIDDLESEX

Izzard 8, Marable.

5TH L.A. BDE RÅ......

Bancroft 2, Calvert, Percival;:

Lawton, Cowley.

ENGINEERS (E):

Dudderidge, Pelham.

POLICE (CHINESE)

Mak Yuk fat 3.

24TH ETI. RA.

KOWLOON

Ablong.

CLUB

BASTERN

SOUTH CHIINA

Luk Fat-hang.

Chan Wing-

king. Wono Wah-man. ROYAL SCOTS

McDonald 2, Tau Kwai-choi town goal).

THIRD DIVISION

BTY. RA.

Marshall, Atkins, Hi.

THIRD DIVISION

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