THE CHINA, MAIL, JANUARY 14, 1989.
JUNIOR TEAMS MAINTAIN SCHEDULE
Royal Scots Seem Certain Of Third Div. "A"
SAPPERS MEET SOUTH CHINA IN SECOND DIVISION TO-DAY
(By "UBIQUE")
Excellent progress is being maintained in the junior division football fixtures and though the majority of fixtures have been ad- hered to in all divisions, only Royal Scots, in the Third Division "A", seem certain to finish at the top of their division, while in both the Second Division and the Third Division "B" the ultimate win- ners are uncertain. South China and Royal Air Force, however, are favoured for the respective divisions.
Several important games are scheduled for this week-end, all of which will have an important bearing on the leaders, and of these the game between Engin- eers and South China should be the best, while the encounter be- tween Royal Scots and P.W.D. should also prove interesting.
To-morrow, 24th R.A. Battery, meet Stonecutters in the "B" section and a great tussle should be witnessed as the both teams still have a' chance of finishing up second, though Stonecut- ters require but a few more points.
́ ́SAPPERS' CHANCES GOOD
The Sappers defeated South China, leaders of the Second Division, by three clear goals in their Junior Shield en- counter recently, and if they field the same side should be able to collect both points, as they have sound forwards in Pelham, Fox and Denyer.
P. W. D., whose team is now com~ posed of mostly former Chinese Atletic. players, have made great strides re- cently and will this week be strengthened by the inclusion of Chen Hing-kwong, former Shanghai Inter- port and player captain of the defunct Kowloon Chinese team.
BEST GAME
now
TO-DAY'S LADIES'
HOCKEY CARD
CAER CLARK CUP
C.B.A.
V St. Andrew's (St. Andrew's, 2.45 p.m.) H.K. Ladies V "Y" Ladies
(Happy Valley, 3 p.m.)
BRAWN CUP Seaforth Ladies v Recreio "A"
(Recreio, 3 p.m.)
C.B.A.
v Recreio "B" (C.B.A., p.m.) C.B. School Y St. Andrew's
(C.B. School, 3 p.m.). "Y" Ladies V D.G. School
("Y", 2.45 p.m.)
This Week's Local Soccer Forecast
local soccer programme this week:
The following is the forecast for
SATURDAY, 14TH JANUARY, 1939
First Division
V Club (Causeway Bay, 4 p.m.) Referee: Omar. Linesmen:-Silva & Edwards.
v Kowloon
Navy
Eastern
(Club, 4 p.m.) Referee: Hooper. Linesmen:-Farr & Gibson,
V Middlesex (Boundary Road ground, 4 p.m.) Referee: Finch.
Police
Linesmen-Phillips & W. Somerville Kwong Wah V St. Joseph's
(Kowloon, 4 p.m.) Referee:-Ip. Linesmen: Wilken & Wilson.
Second Division
Club
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v5th R.A.
(Club, 2.30 p.m.) Referee:-Ottoway.
Eastern
+
V Kowloon (St. Joseph's, 2.30 p.m.) Referee: Stedman.
In consequence of this, they should account for Royal Scots, present lea- ders of the Third Division "A" Section, The game between 24th R.A., Bat- tery, and Stonecutters should be well contested with the odds on Stonecut-Kwong Wah V St. Joseph's. ters. The Gunners did well in. the Junior Shield competition and will have all their men still available. Sumner, Atkins and Marshall are good in the forward line, while in the Wire- less team are included several players who are worthy of First Division re- cognition.
(Kowloon, 2.30 p.m.) Referee:-Kossick. Royal Scots
V R.A.O.C.
(Military, 4 p.m.)
Referee: MacCormac.
Police
V Middlesex
(Boundary Road ground, 2.30 p.m.) Referee:-Clark..
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Engineers
V South China (Caroline Hill; 2.30 p.m.) Referee: Molyneux.
Third Division “A” R.A.S.C.
V Electric (Military, 2.30 p.m.) Referee: Benham.
Third Division “B” Medicals
v R.A.F. (Causeway Bay, 2.30 p.m.) Referee: Hinchliffe. A.S.A.
V University (Chatham Road, 2.30 p.m.) Referee:-Aylwin, Kumaon R.
V Signals (Chatham Road, 4 p.m.) Referee: Woldran.
SUNDAY, 15TH JANUARY, 1939
P.W.D.
Third Division “A”
v Royal Scots (Caroline Hill, 4 p.m.) Referee: Havelaar, South China
v 30th R.A. (Caroline Hill, 2.30 p.m.) Referee:-Brothwell.
5th R.A.
v Kit Che (Sookunpoo, 2.30 p.m.) Referee: Gamlin. Stanley
บ R.E. (C.) (Sookunpoo, 4 p.m.) Referee: Mellgrew.
Third Division "B"
24th R.A.
(Club, 4 p.m.) Referee: Burgess. R.E. (E.)
Stonecutters
v Powhattan (Club, 2.30 p.m.) Referee: Marriott. WEDNESDAY, 18TH JAN., 1939
Third Division “B”·· 24th R.A.
y University (St. Joseph's, 4.16 p.m.) Referee: MacCormac.
-LEE SHEK YAU SUSPENDED
FOR ONE YEAR
Lee Shek-yau, the South China "B' left winger, who was sent off the field during the extra time in the Senior Shield game against" Eastern, was suspended from par- ticipating in any football match for one year, by the Emergency Committee, last night.
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BRAWN CUP
C.B.A. Ladies:-Miss P. Macfayden; Miss L. Dunne and Miss V. Beaumont; Miss B. Louis, Miss C: Bone and Miss M. Duckworth; Miss J. Crawford, Miss M. Parsons, Miss E. Woolley, Miss K. Winch and Mias E. Hunt,
Ladies'
Hockey Will Resume To-day
Many Team Changes Featured
MISS J. PARKINSON LEAVES H.K. LADIES
(By "STICKS")
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An interesting programme the Ladies' Hockey League down for decision this afternoon, the two Caer Clark Cup matches being of particular interest. in view of the present League stand- ing.
The important clash between "Y" Ladies and St. Andrew's Ladies having been postponed un- til later on in the season, much importance will be attached to to-day's games, for if "Y", who visit the Valley to-day, drop a point or two, Saints will stand an excellent chance of securing the championship.
"Y" expect to field their full team, but some doubt exists at the moment concerning Miss Harker, who may not play. If Miss Harker does not play, Miss N. Eardley will be pro- moted from the juniors and will fill the right-wing berth, Mrs. Burnett moving to inside-right.
RIGHT-WINGER LEAVES Hong Kong Ladies are also mak- ing several changes, Miss R. Smith coming into the full-back division where she will partner Miss E. Gray, while Miss D. Baker makes an appearance on the right wing. Miss J. Parkinson, who has filled. this position very successfully since the commencement of the League, is leaving for home shortly and will not be participating again.
St. Andrew's will not be at full strength against Central British As- sociation Ladies at King's Park where they are expected to secure another two points.
C.R.A.'S THREE CHANGES Several team changes have also been made in the Junior combina- tions C.B.A. are making three, changes, being strengthened in attack where Miss E. Wool- ley makes a re-appearance at centre-forward, while Misa M. Parsons will be seen at inside-right. Miss B. Louis will be seen at right- half instead of Mrs. W. F. Webb.
St. Andrew's juniors will be with- out the services of Mrs. Rose in goal and ag. a result Miss H. O'Sullivan will again fill this berth. while the vacancy at left-half will be filled by Miss S. Arnold, Miss K. Ho comes in at right-wing.
TO-DAY'S TEAMS
The following are some of to-day's teams competing in the Caer Clark and Brawn Cup Leagues:
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CAER CLARK CUP
"Y". Ladies: Mrs. M. Read; Mrs. R.. St. Andrew's Ladies:-Miss H. O'Sul- Burke and Miss A. Fowler; Mrs. Stone, livan; Miss D. Chow and Miss J. Miss M. McCaw and Mrs. Williams; Broadbridge; Miss P. Jeffreys, Miss M. Mrs. 0. Burnett. (Captain), Miss B. Vesoona and Miss S. Arnold; Miss K. Harker, Miss H. Bockler, Miss M. Ho, Miss Y. Ho, Miss M. Churn, Miss Smith and Miss M. Westcott. S. Roberts and Miss T. Jex: --
St. Andrew's Ladies Miss J. Hall; Recreio "A":-Mias Z Barros; Miss Miss G. White. and Miss M. da Roza; M. Ribeiro and Miss O. Botelho; Miss Miss P. Potigura, Miss J. Wong and M. Silva, Miss P. Gonsalves and Mrs. Miss H. Reid; Miss F. Wong, Miss E. L Silva Miss B. Remedios, Miss M. Churn, Miss. P. Gittins (Captain), Miss. M. da Roza, Miss C. Silva, Miss A. E. Greiner and Misa, I. Gittins. Alves and Miss M. da Roža.
H.K. Ladies:-Mrs. J. Lunson; Miss-
"Y" Ladies:-Miss A. Ambrose; Miss E. Gray and Miss R. Smith; Mrs. J. G. S. Bruce and Mrs. Trimmer; Miss N. Dalziel, Miss B. Popo and Miss A. Pur Hurst, Miss I. Buchanan and Miss J.vis; Miss D. Baker, Miss M. Simpson, Seath; Mrs. Frith, Miss R. Deirno, Miss Miss J, Greig, Mrs. W. Waddell and V. Bradbury, Miss N. Eardley, and Mrs. Miss M. Smalley. IK, Grant.
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