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WOMEN'S GOLF COMPETITIONS Railway And Ross Cup Draws

The draw for First Round matches In the Railway Cup Competition, ar- ranged by the Ladies' Section of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club, has been made. The conditions of play are as follow:

:

́LADIES OPEN TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIP

REMINDER

The closing date of the Ladies' Open Singles and Doubles Lawn Tonnis Championships, is to-mor- row (Saturday). November 19 at the U.S.R.C.

Miss Glendinning

V

Mrs. Skeet

v

Mrs. Woodward

V

Mrs. Henry

Eighteen holes match play over the Old Course, Fanling. Three-quarter Mrs. MacKenzie y difference of handicap. L. G. U. tees. Mrs. Mundy The first named player is responsible Mrs. B. White for arranging the match, and if the

Mrs. Burton result is not posted on the closing date Mrs. Robertson for the round, the second named play- First Round to be played by Decen- er goes into the next round. No ex-ber 6;, Second Round by December 20; tensions will be given.

The draw was as follows:

Byes Into 2nd. Round

Mrs. Cassidy v Mrs. Selby

Mrs. McKenzie v Mrs. Mrs. Shewan First Round

Mrs. Henry v Mrs. Sherry Mrs. Oliver v Mrs. Glover Mrs. Goldman y Mrs. Skeet Mrs. McKellar v Mrs. Whyte-

v Mrs. Lissaman

Third Round by January 10; Fourth Round by January 81; the Final to be arranged by the players.

TAGGART CUP COMPETITION

•

COMBINED

HE CHINA MAIL NOVEMBER

1988:

C.C.C. TEAMS FOR WEEK-END

The following will represent the Craigengower C.C. against Kow- loon C.C. at cricket to-morrow —

· 1st. XI (Away).-F..'R. Zimmern (Capt.), A. R. H. Esmail, E. J. M. Churn, D. Hung, A. K. Ismail, G. Ladd, F. K. Lee, H. P. Lim, T. Locke, W. Rapley and G. Souza.

2nd. XI (Home)-B. R. Iranoe

MANOEUVRES AND (Capt.), N. Broadbridge, A. H. Es-

LOCAL SOCCER

Many Fixtures

Postponed

Owing to the Combined Manoeuvres during the week-end November 26/27, 1988, the following matches have been cancelled and will be re-arranged to be played off at a later date.

FIRST DIVISION

Entries are invited for the Taggart Navy Cup Competition, to be played on the Kowloon New Course, Fanling, and open to re- St. Joseph's latives of

members of full

the Middlesex R.H.K.G.C. Entries close on November 80.

Smith

Mrs. Sleap

V

Miss Glover

Mrs. Hillier

V

Mrs. Lindsell

Miss Glendinning v

Mrs. Gilmore?

Miss Goodrich ̋

V

Mrs. Woodward

3

Mrs. Guinness

V

Mrs. Prophet

V

Mrs. B. White

DRAW FOR

Mrs. Robertson v Mrs. Thomson

Mrs. Lissaman ν Mrs. Morrison

Mrs. Overy

The First

Round to be played by KOWLOON GOLF

December 13; Second Round by Jan- uary 8; Third Round by January 24:

Fourth Round by February 14; the CLUB JUNIOR

Final to be fixed by the players.

ROSS CUP

The draw for the Ross Cup Compe- tition has also been made, and result- ed as follows (the conditions of play are the same as those of the Railway Cup competition):

First Round

V

Mrs. Mackintosh v Mrs. Forsyth Mrs. Collis

Mrs. Thomson Mrs. Lindsell v Mrs. Glover Mrs. Brown

Mrs. Selby

Mrs. Goldman

Miss Glover Mrs. Overy Mrs. Pronhet Mrs. McKellar Mrs. Morrison

V

v Mrs. Gilmore

V

Miss Goodrich

V Mrs. Benson

v Mrs. Guinness

V Mrs. Oliver

V

Mrs. Greaves

CHAMPIONSHIP

The following is the draw the Junior Championship of Kowloon Golf Club:-

M. L. da Roza v A. E. Davies P. T. Bone v Bye

T. Henderson v Bye

v. S. Jack

•

W. Stoker

J.G.R. Humble v

F. J. Remedios v

J. Kerwin

IF. A. Hill

B. Basto Bye

V W. J. Geall

v Bye

V

V

Club

Eastern

v Kwong, Wah

Police SECOND DIVISION

5th A.A. St. Joseph's

Middlesex Kowloon South China

Electric P.W.D.

THIRD

South, China Royal Scots 30th R.A.

THIRD

Stonecutters R.A.F. Medicals

for RE. (C.)' the

V

V

R.A.0.C.

v Engineers

v Club.

Kwong Wah

v Royal Scots DIVISION “A”

v

V

V

V

Kit Che

R.E. (E.). R.A.S.C.

Stanley

v 5th R.A:

DIVISION “B”

v University

Kumaon Rifles.

V

V

Signals

V

24th R.A.

LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY-

RUGBY WIN

London, To-day.

In a Rugby Union County Cham- at Leicester pionship game held

the yesterday, Leicestershire beat Combined Notts, Lincs and Derby fifteen by 14 points to 8.-Reuter.

mail, U. Esmail, C. W. Lam, J. W. Leonard, G. A. Lee, K. H. Shroff, W. K. Way, G. Winch and J. L. Young- saye.

Sunday Fixture

On Sunday, Craigengower C.C. are at home in an áll-day match against Club de Recreio, commenc- ing at noon, and will be represent- ed by the following:

D. Hung (Capt.), A. R. H. Esmail, U. Esmail, A. K. Ismail, G. Ladd, T. Locke, A. M. Omar, W. Rapley, G. Souza, W. K. Way and A. Zimmern,

NEXT WEEK'S LEAGUE SOCCER PROGRAMMEA

The following is next week's soccer programme:

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26

First Division

South China "B" v South China "A"

(Caroline Hill, 4.16 p.m.) Referee:-Kossick.

Linesmen:-Silva and Demme.

Second Division.

Eastern

v. Police

(Caroline Hill, 2.45 p.m.)

Referee:-Omar.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27

Third Division-"B" Section Powhattan

v. A. S. A.

(Club, 2.45 p.mn.). Referee: Barretto.

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