THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 29, 1989
Central British Schoolgirls attack the Interport goal during last Sunday morning's hockey practice match in which the Colony Ladies' team beat the Schoolgirls by six clear goals, Seen above are (L. to R.) Mrs. Wilmot, Miss G. White, Mrs. I. Stone, Miss M. Shand, Miss D. McCaw and Mrs. J. Lunson, ("China Mail" photo).
6-A-Side
Hockey Tourney
40 TEAMS ENTER:
DRAW MADE
Forty teams have entered. for the Six-a-side hockey competition, organised by Hong Kong Hockey Association, the draw for which was made yesterday.
The tournament is divided into four sections, as designated by the respective grounds upon which the early matches are played. The winners of each section meet in the semi-finals and final, which will be played on Club's ground.
The winners of each first round will meet in the second
match round.
Each section has 10 teams, and the section competition will pro- gress on the ordinary knock-out lines.
All matches, including the final, will be played off on Sunday, April 2. First round matches will com- mence at 2 p.m. sharp, and teams which are not on the grounds at that time will be disqualified. Second round matches will mence at 2.30 p.m.
com-
Each team will provide two balls, and each player will turn up with a white shirt, together with his own Club colours.
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Should the grounds be unfit for play, it will be so published, and the absence of such notice means that the competition is to be play- ed.
The draw resulted as follows:
NAVY GROUND NO. 1
First Round
9th A.A. v. Radio “A”.
Perseus "A" v. Kumaons. "A".
Second Round
Officers H.M.S. Medway v. 8th Des-
troyer Flotilla.
Birmingham "A" v. Queen's College
"A".
C.B.A. “B” v. U.S.R.C.
C.B.A. GROUND
First Round
Recreio "C" v. 8th R.A. "B",
8th R.A. "A" v. Middlesex."
Second Round
RA:00. “A” v. Queen's College 'B'
Olympus v. Lower Deck, Medway.
eamew v. R. Engineers,
RECREIO GROUND
First Round
Radio "B" Nomada
"Torpedo" Boate
Middlesex
Second Round
K.I.T.C. v. Middlesex "D".
8th R.A. "C" v. Ellis Kadoorie School. R. Scots v. Recreio "B".
NAVY GROUND NO. 2 First, Round C.B.A. "A" v. Perseus "B". Recreio "A" v. R.A.0.C. "B"
Second Round Nomads "B" v. 7th_A.A,' Birmingham "B" v. Kuniaons "B". Local Defence Flotilla v. Middlesex
"A".
In the semi-finals, the
|To-Day's Tennis Programme
[OPEN TENNIS
Practice Match For Tsuis
(By "ADREM”)
As an exhibition of tennis, I could see nothing in the Stand Court match yesterday between the Tsui brothers and S. A.. Hussain and Omar Rumjahn to commend itself.
Only two Open Championship
Singles matches will be featured
this afternoon at Hong Kong Cric-
ket Club. Tsui Yun-pui, one of
last year's semi-finalists, will meet
T. J. Gould and should win com- winners of Navy Ground No.1 will meet fortably, while in the remaining the winners of C.B.S. Ground; the encounter, Leong Ping-chiu will The Tauis Won in 35 minutes by meet winners of Navy Ground No. winners of Recreio Ground will meet Lee Wai-tong.
6-3, 6-2 but these scores give The following is to-day's pro- no idea of their superiority! Such Continued at foot of Next Columnpoints and games that they lost were due to their own errors. Quite rightly they treated this match as an opportunity to practice
their strokes.
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Although the fact that they were not extended in any way makes an estimate of their form a somewhat doubtful proposition, they neverthe-.. less showed compléte confidence in all departments and have added strength to their combination. They were occasionally, caught on the wrong foot through both going for lobs but in the few fast exchanges, they were as solid as a wall.
LOSERS FLOUNDER
Rumjahn and Hussain tried their best but were completely outclassed: The Tauis, when they felt so in- clined, speeded up the exchanges to such an extent that the Indian pair were left floundering.
In the only other open match down for decision, Major F. C.. Nottingham and Capt. R. B. Lecky received a walk-over from Lieuts Mizra and Afzal.
gramme:-
* Open Singles
Tsul Yun-pul v. T. J. Gould (7), Leong Ping-chiu v Lee Wal-tong (8).
Club Handicap Singles
J. C. Pool (1.8) A. T. Dow (-2.6) (1), V. R. Gordon (-8,6). Monaghan (4,6) (6),
Handicap Doubles
J. W. Mayhew and L. Brown (-1,8) v C. D. N. Walker and R. G. Gray (−−−−1,0) (2), ̄R. M. M. King and J. P. Murphy (+8.8) v J Thomson and R. G. Bissel 16) (3), _--
Handicap Mixed Doublés **W © Bander and Miss Ann Taylor
CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD. (-16) Mr and Mrs, 11: Far
(−8.6), (8), H. J. Armstrong and Mr Andrews (—15,8) y Mr. and Mrs. E. Story (66) (.
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