1938-04-16 — Page 21

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 16, 1938.

MACAO H.C. MEET NAVAL XI TO-DAY

"LOOSENER" FOR TO-MORROW'S GAME AGAINST COLONY

(By “STICKS")

Defeat

R.A.M.C. HARVEY'S CENTURY Scores:

Press

Press XI.-184 (N. A. E. Mackay

An enjoyable cricket match was 15, A. R. Abbas 42, A. H. Rumjahn played at Sookumpoo yesterday be-23, F. M. el AřculN 59, A. M: Omar tween a Press XI and the R.A.M.C. 16). which resulted in a win for the latter by 5 wickets.

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R.A.M.C. 197 for 5TM (S/Sgt Paterson 44. Capt. Harvey 104 not Chief feature of the match was out, Sgt. Castell 15 not out)..

hard hit century by Capt. Harvey

who hit 21 fours in an innings of

THE Macao Interport Hockey team, led by that a

well-known all-rounder Geoff Lammert, arriv-104 not out ed in the Colony this morning and were met by members of the Portuguese Community.

This afternoon, on the Y.M.C.A. ground, at King's Park, they will prepare for their Interport clash against Hong Kong to-morrow, by meeting a Naval side in a "loosening up" game of about 20 min- utes each-half, and a fairly accurate gauge of their form should be available after the game.

Macao have had several ups, an even chance against the Colony's

team. and downs this season and were

The following is the programme: beaten at home by the Rajputana

TO-DAY A. Naval team (Y.M.C.A. Rifles and by the United Hockey Macao v.

ground, 3 p.m.). Tournament team.

H.K. XI and Civilians F. K.LT.C.- Radio XI (No. 2 Naval ground, King's Park, 3 p.m.).

TO-MORROW

On the other hand they have beaten visiting Colony sides, by not nearly as large the same mar gins as last season, and this may possibly provide a pointer to- wards their form.

It is really difficult to say what their prospects really are, although in hockey circles they are conceded

Hong Kong v. Macao (Laterport match) (No. 1 Naval ground, King's Park, 3 p.m.). H.K. Civilians Interport

MONDAY

v. Macao (Interport

venue, 3 p.m.).

Dinner (Cafe

(8 p.m.).

Wiseman)

The following are the teams:-

THE TEAMS

HONG KONG

MACAO

R. RAMZAN (K.LT.C.)

G.

CALMADA

FLT. LT. WALLACE (RIA.F.)

R.B.

R. ROSARIO

PTE. STICKLEY (MIDDLESEX)

L.B.

G. P. LAMMERT JR.

GHULAM RASAL (RAJPUTS)

R.H.

JOAO NOLASCO

W. A. REED (CLUB)

CH.

M. R. MALIK (K.LT.C.)

L.A.

S. A. FOWLER (CLUB)

O.R.

LT. DOUGLASS (ROYAL SCOTS)

IR.

G. H. FOWLER (C.B.A)

C.F.

LL.

PARTAUB SINGH (KUMAONS)

ALEX. AIROSA

LAERTES COSTA

FRED NOLASCO

F. RAMALHO

PEDRO ANGELO

ALBERTO AIROSA

O.L AMILCAR ANGELO

F. M. el Arculli batted extreme-

with

RAJPUTANA RIFLES'

SUCCESS

ly well for the Press, hitting freely for 59, while A. R. Abbas, helped The Rajputana Rifles won the considerably

42. Veteran Army Large Units hockey final at they A. H. Rumjahn showed that he is Sookunpoo yesterday when still a force to be reckoned with in beat the Royal Scots at 4 goals to

12 in a thrilling game. compiling a correct 23.

ANCHOR

BEER

SATISFIES!

hing

PYARA SINGH (KLT.C.)

CIVILIANS

K. Ramzan (K.LT.C.)

A. E. P. Grest (Radio)

J. Gonsalves (Recreio).

Hassan (Radio)

W. A. Reed (Club)

M. R. Malik (ELTC)

S. Fowler (Club)

G. Singh (Radio)

G. Fowler (CB.A)

Prara Singh (KLTC)

MONDAY'S HOME SOCCER PROGRAMME

Bolton Brentford Charlton Derby Leicester Liverpool Portsmouth

Preston Stoke

FIRST DIVISION

Manchester C. Arsenal

Y. Blackpool

Huddersfield

v. - Wolves

+

Middlesbro

V Grimsby

J. M. Wall (Police)

Reserves:-M. Benwell (Club), E.

V. Reed (Club), W. A. Brown (Police), A. P. Souza (K.LT.C.) and V. C. Bond (Club).

The match will be played on Monday, April 18.

NEXT WEEK'S LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAMME

Singles Replay For Wednesday

The following is the programme the Colony Lawn Tennis Championship matches for the coming week:

TUESDAY

Open Doubles

(Fourth Round)

Sunderland

West Brom.

Barnsley

Blackburn

Luton

Norwich

V.

Chelsea

Y

Leeds

7.

Everton

v. Birmingham

SECOND DIVISION

Coventry

Wednesday

Newcastle West Ham

Y. Tottenham

Bradford

Chesterfield

V.

Notts F

Manchester U.

T

Burnley

Plymouth Sheffield U.

Southampton

V.

Stockport Swansea

Fulham Bury

Y.

Bristol R

Exeter

Gillingham

Aston Villa

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Luk Ding-cheung and Wong Shit

HOwen-Hughes and T. A Mansfield

wing Pearce.

7

Tsui Yan-pui v H. D. Rumjahn.

Newport

Northampton Notts County Queen's PR

WEDNESDAY

Open Singles

(Semi-Final)

Southend

HK. Club Singles

Swindon

W. Sander or H. Owen-Hughes v T.

Torquay

A. Pearce.

THURSDAY

Open Doubles

(Semi-Final)

Barrow Carlisle

T. Cardiff

7. Reading

Crystal P.

Bournemouth

v. Bristol City Walsall

Y

v. Watford.

Clapton Aldershot Millwall

v. Brighton

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Luk Ding-cheong and Wong Shin- Darlington wing or H Owen-Hughes and T. A. Gateshead Pearce S. A. Ramjahn and H. D. Halifax Rumisha

v. Hartlepools

T. Rochdale

Oldham

“BREWED FOR

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7. New Brighton

v.

A

7.

Doncaster

FRIDAY

HK. Club Singles Handicap

Hall Lincoln Rotherham

V.

Port Vale

Crewe

* Accrington

F. V. Harrison or E Owen-Hughes Tranmere v G. W.-Sewell.

V. Southport

rexham.

7. Chester

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