1938-09-05 — Page 21

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER

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TO-DAY'S HARDCOURT

PROGRAMME

The Colony Hardcourt Tennis Championships will continue this evening with the following pro-

gramme:

Court No. 11-S. A. Gray v. J. R.

Turner.

12~~B. Agafuroff V.

Wong Fook Nam. 17-Tennie Kwok v. A.

Chan or A. E. P. Guest.

18-Peter U v. S. A.

Rumjahn.

19-Lee Wai Tong and W. C. Hung V.

Omar Rumjahn and G. Choa.

1938.

Exena, Kalks

SATURDAY'S

FRIENDLY

LAWN

BOWLS

MATCHES

Several friendly lawn

bowls

The English football season opened on Saturday, August 20, and thousands of supporters turned out to see their star players in action once again. The matches were played under ideal_conditions and all the proceeds" went to the Jubilee Benevolent Fund which is for all the old-time stars who are down on their luck. Photo shows-Bernard Joy (Arsenal) clears from Morrison (Tottenham Hotspurs) during the match at Highbury. (Copyright, Fox-By Air Mail).

HOCKEY ASSN.

TO RUN UNITED

matches were held last Saturday, TOURNAMENT

both on the Island and Mainland, results of which are given in detail below:

FOOTBALLERS WIN

At Chatham Road, Kowloon ball Club beat Kowloon Cricket Club by 43 shots.

(By "REFEREE")

There is every prospect of a bum- per hockey season ahead with Hong Foot-Kong Hockey Association possibly taking over the United Tournament, which is, I believe, to be run exclu- sively for and on behalf of the Civi lian Clubs of the Colony.

P. Younghusband scored a six. Kowloon F.C. Kowloon C.C.

D. Frail

C. W. Bowden.

W. Bambro

T. White

K. Cooper

C. Turney

W. Field

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A. Lapsley

J. Ross

V. Antienza

V. Chittenden

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J. Dobson

K. Hamilton

W. Hirst

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W. Naef

L. Jack

J. W. M. Brown W. Hyde

20 (Skip)

19

19

W. F. French

W. Hobbs

C. Champelovier W. Mulcahy

P. Younghusband J. Jack

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B. Evans

25 (Skip)

A. E. Perry

B. Thompson: C. J. Tacchi

V. Petherick

T. Fergusson

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H. Bunje J. Smalley R. Hall

V. Labrum

35

E. Kern

A. A. Dand

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A. W. Ramsey

R. Meadows

J. Smith

J. Hyde

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21

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Totals 120

K.B.G.C. WELL UP

Lieut. G. J. G. Douglas, Army Hon. Hockey Secretary, stated at last Thursday's H.K.H.A. Council Meet- ing that there was little liklihood of Army senior teams entering for the United Tournament.

In explanation, he stated that the Home Army Sports authorities at had given instructions to local Army D sports bodies to provide more sport for Service playing individuals, as it was felt that first elevens were de- riving the most benefit from Army sports facilities. With this in view,

has

COLONY AQUATICS THIS EVENING

The Colony Swimming Cham- pionships will take place this even- ing in the V.R.C. Pool commen- cing at 6 p.m. with the following programme:

1. 100 Yards Free Style.

2.

▸

3.

4.

Championship of the Colony. 440 Yards Free Style. Junior Championship of V.R.C. 100 Yards Free Style. Handicap (Ladies)-Heats.

50 Yards Free Style. Handicap, Boys 14 years and under-Heats.

5. 100 Yards Back Stroke.

Championship of the Colony. 100 Yards. Free Style. Handicap, V.R.C. Members- Heats.

6.

S. China 'B'

P.W.R.C. SOCCER HOPES

The football team. of Public Works Recreation Club, who are making their debut in the Third Division this sea- son, have not yet had much opportun- ity for practising, but, with friendly inter-departmental games now in pro- gress, the committee are hoping to be able to field a good side.

There are a number of useful play- ers in the Department who have been regular playing members. of other Clubs for many years, and the Com- mittee are not desirous of interfering with any arrangements these players have already made and are concen- trating on new talent, for their team this season.

The team will, for the most part, be composed of local,boys, but it is understood that B. Bailey will be turning out for them, in goal, while G. T. Gilchrist, the Club player, has also consented to play for them on his return from Home leave. R. B. Wood, the cricketer, will also be play- ing when not occupied with cricket.

10 the Army Hockey Committee Swamp The The P.W.D. team will have in their

12

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arranged an American Tournament

for Company teams and Smalt Units, Saints

and to date the entries stand around the 30 mark!

com-

ranks several players who figured in the League for Chinese Athletic, and among these are Fung King-yue, a First Division wing-half, Cheung Hing-tong, Shui Ping-san, and Fung Kam-fuk,

Cheung Hing-tong will probably lead the attack, while Shiu Ping-san will occupy the pivotal position.

Other members of the team are Yiu Yau, D'Assis, Woo Yiu-tong, and probably Yuen Shui, who has already signed for Eastern Athletic Associa-

The Small Units Knockout Com- petition has to be completed by the South China "B" beat St. Joseph's end of December and the Inter-Unit by 7 goals to 1 in a friendly football Knockout Competition will be played game at Caroline Hill yesterday, but off between January and March. neither side were at full strength and With all these matches units would both made changes during the game. experience much difficulty in

The Saints experimented with se 78 pleting any further fixtures. This

that veral newcomers, mostly players who then makes it almost certain Army teams will not be participat-figured in the Portuguese Sporting As-tion.

these last season, and of At Hunghom, Kowloon, Bowling ing in many tournaments open to sociation Green Club beat Kowloon Docks Re-civilians. However, should they wish Pereira, Remedios and Campos should creation Club by 24 shots:

to participate they will be free to do progress.

Of the regular players, only Castilho Should the Hong Kong Hockey As-

United

was up to form. Leonard was slow in Hockey sociation run the Tournament, it is almost certain that the forward line, but performed better beat centre-half, while Souza and Costa Tournament the Inter-Section

and were sadly lacking in training. tween Civilian Clubs, Navy

The Army will cease.

Chinese completely outplayed The Sub-Committee will meet in the Saints and being much faster, had the European Y.M.C.A. at 5.30 p.m. the defence in difficulties from the

details to-day to discuss

relating start. to the United Hockey Tournament.

Kowloon B.G.C.

J. Watson

Kowloon D.R.C. A. Eastman

80.

W. Atkins

R. Lapsley

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J. S. Logan

S. Randle

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F. H. Cheesman

E. Wallis

W. Braid

D. W. Waterton

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J. G. Meyer

P. T. Barby

R. Hall

R. Duncan (Skip)

L. Duncan

J. S. Howell

T. Armstrong

C. B. Hosking

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G. C. Norman

J. Coombes

S. M. White

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R. P. Phillips. W. J. Lockhart

A. Hyde Lay

E. W. Lines

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L. Guy

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21

12

16

20

14

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14

J. V. Ramsay

F. Cullen.

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W. Mackie W. Forsyth

J. Kempton

J. McKelvie

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G. Henderson W. McMaster T. Coleman

J. Fraser

T. Mason

W. Groves

W. Houston

H. G. Cooper

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A. Rowe

C. Thom A. Calman J. C. Brown

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H. H. Scott

M. Ferguson:

26 J. K. Sloan

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J. R. Way

A. F. Paul :

Luk Tat-hung (5), Chan Tak-fai and Lau Chung-sang scored for South China, while Campos registered for the Saints.

Just Unpacked! New Shipment of

K.C.C. TENNIS

Further progress was made in the Mixed Doubles Handicap Tennis

of Kowloon Cricket. Tournament Club during the week-end, when E. C. Fincher and Mrs. A. Eymard and E. Blum and Mrs. Matti entered the Semi-Final Round.

The scores were as follows:

E. C. Fincher and Mrs. A. Eymard (-80) beat J. M. Ovans and Mrs. L Williams (3/6) 1-6, 6-4, 6-3.

E. Blum, and Mrs. Matti (~15)

Mr. and Mrs. G. A.. White' beat (3/6) 6-1, 6-0.

Special!

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Artistic and Attrac-COTTAGE WEAV

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F. Channing

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G. G. S. Thomson

H. McKay.

J. Dredge

17

J. S. Riddell H. Brown

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tive Weaves.

Cottag

171

35

All 48 ins. wide.

WEAV

Totals

W. Creig

S. Gray

81

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7 L. de Rome

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108

Totala

of two

1277 ELECTRICIANS WIN

41 YACHTSMEN WIN

A friendly bowls match rinks was held at Ming Yuen, when at Causeway Bay on Saturday when Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club beat beat Police Recreation Club by 6 Prison Officers Recreation Club-in a

A friendly bowls match was held From 1.75 to 2.25

shots.

H.K.E.R.C.

W. Stoker

R. O. Butler

H. 3. McKay

P.R.C. "G. Davies

G. Williamson

Kirby

three rink match, by 76 shots to 85

the home Club being up on all three

r

Yard CURTAINS;

LOOSE COVERS,

ONS etc.

rinks. Owing to mutilation of the WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

cards it is impossible to print the de- tailed sco