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SOCCER
THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 22, 1939.
ROYAL NAVY FORTUNATE Able To Field Stronger Team Than Last Week
GOLF STARTING TIMES
FOR FANLING
TO-DAY
Old CoursO
2,00 p.m. C. C. Black, R. H. Gregory. 2,01 Brig. Macleod, Major John-
17
stone.
TO-MORROW
Old Course
9.16 a.m. H. N. Williamson, A. Me-
Kellar.
n
9.20
"
9,24
9.28
9.32 9.36
31
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D. H. Blake, A. D. Hum- phreys.
A. B. Purves, K. S. Morri-
son.
M. Gardan, C. A. L. Ri- kett.
I, H. Geare, G. M. Park.
D. J. Gilmore, R. Young. 9.40 1. H. C. Highet, G. Riddell
Carre.
9.44
9.48
9.52
0.56
+
10,00
10.04
"
10.08
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A. N. and Q. A, A. Macfad-
yen.
II. F. Phillips, R. G. Gray.. W. N. A. Smalley, W. S. Hillier.
R. C. Gairdner, L. C. Baker. Col. Collin, Major John- stone.
W/Cdr. Steeble Perkins, II. C. Margrett.
R. S. Harrison, M. G. Carru- thers.
10.12 L. M. Wylie, W. Hewitt.
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10.16
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10.20
"
10.24
P
10.28
.10.32
10.36
10.40
10.44 10.48
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10.52
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10.50
10
"
L. M. S. Lloyd, G. C. Wor- rall.
J. B. Mackie, Lt. Cdr. Mur- ray.
J. M. Pearson, J. W. May- hew.
G. R. Ruzavet, D. A. O'- Kieffe.
R. H. Gregory, R. K. Valen- tine.
E. T. McMullen, J. L. C. Pearce,
R. J. K. Walker, P, S. Wid- dup.
D. H. Clark, J. D. Danby.
C. W. E. Bishop, J. S. Dun- nett.
P. C. Jackson, A. A. Brem-
ner.
J. F. Robinson,
Elliott.
New Course
WHAT TO WATCH
'TO-DAY
Races. Third Extra Race Meeting
(Happy Valley). Football First Division, Royal Navy v. South China "A" (Causeway Bay, 4.45 p.m.). Second Division, 5th ́A.A. Bde, v. Middlesex (to decide runners-up) (Sookunpoo, 4.30 p.m.).
Hockey. Brawn Cup, D.G.S. . v.
H.K. Ladies (D.G.S., 3 p.m.). Lawn Bowls.-Kowloon Tong v.
Kowloon Football Club (K.F.C.).
K.C.C. v. Dock and I.R.C. (K.C.C.).
C.S.C.C. v. P.R.C. (P.R.C., 3 p.m.).
TO-MORROW
Football. Senior Champions
S.
China-Second
V.
The Rest of Colony" (Caroline Hill, 4.30 p.m.).
Division Champions v. Combined Jun- ior Division (Caroline Hill, 3 p.m.).
Hockey. International
Tourney
Final, England v. Portugal (Club, 4 pm.). Softball.-International champion-
ships.
Men's. China v. Portugal, (Kowloon Football Club, 10.30 a.m.)..
Women's.--China V. Philip- Football
pines, (Kowloon Club, Noon).
Rapier's
F. A. M.
RACE NO. 1
9.52 a.m. Mrs. Smalley, Mrs. Hillier.
Mrs. Steele Perkins, Mrs. Margrett.
10.08
+
10.16
T
T. A. Pearce, F. D. Hunter,
10.28
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Mrs. Razavet, Mrs. O'Kieffe,
Crack Forward
To Be On View
(By “UBIQUE")
THE Royal Navy are fortunate in that they will be able to field a stronger side against South China "A" in their important First Division League game to-day, than they would last week.
They will have the services of Dixon, a reliable goal- keeper, and Jones one of the best centre forwards seen on
the station this season.
LADIES' HOCKEY
Important Fixture
So far as can be ascertained, only one ladies' hockey match is down for decision this afternoon. It is never- theless important.
As matters now stand in the Brawn Cup, Recreio "A" have completed their fixtures with a total of 28 points.
tie them Only team that can
are Hong Kong Ladies, who if they win their remaining two fixtures against D.G.S., will have a similar number of points.
As the result of these arrivals, Coles will now drop back into the intermediate-line, while the forward line will be strengthened by the in- clusion of Campbell and Jones, both fast forwards who can shoot.
Jones gave his best display against St. Joseph's in the Shield competition when he scored two good goals as tlie result of opportunism.
Moores who has been playing as an inside forward for some time will be seen in his normal position on the left wing.
of
South China will be at full
with the exception strength, First of Hong Kong's two fixtures Mak Shui-hon, who has just recover- will be played this afternoon at 3 p.m.
at the D.G.S. and they will be repre-ed from a bout of sickness. sented by:-
Miss Sheila Baskett; Miss Sleap and Miss O. Green; Miss J. Weller, Miss G. Swan and Miss Baker; Mrs. Goldman, Miss Steers, Miss J. Greig, Miss N. Quinn and Miss V. Blackburn.
Selections
For To-day
A GREAT TIME.
DISCOVERY BAY BREDON
Outsider:----Annabella.
BRITISH MALT,
BRITISH HOPS,
THERE'S NO FAULT
IN
ALLSOPP'S
Sole Agents:-----
CALDBECK MACGREGOR
& CO., LIMITED
TELEPHONE 20075
RACE NO. 2
ROB ROY
MOONLIGHT VIEW
RED FEATHER
JUNIOR MATCH
At Kowloon, Middlesex meet 5th A. A. Regiment for the runners-up position in the Second Division. A A good game should be witnessed. with the Middlessex Regiment win- ning by a narrow margin.
Royal Navy:-Dixon; _ Hendy and- Collinson; Honeywell, Dagnan and: Coles; Armstrong, Jones, Campbell, Thorburn and Moores.
South China “A”:-Pau Ka-ping; Lee Tin-sang, Lee Kwok-wai: Kwok Ying- ki, Leung Wing-chui, Lưu Hing-choi; Tang Kwong-sum, Lee Yan-leung,
Qutsider: Hundrum Eve, Fung King-cheong, Lai Shui-wing, Lau
RACE NO. 3
EVE OF HARVEST
BLUE EXPRESS
CONQUERING TIME
Outsider:-Galaxy.
RACE NO. 4
HECTIC VIEW ROSE EMILY KING KONG
Outsider:-Blue Diamond.
·RACE NO. 5
COCKLEROI
CHILTERN.
HAPPY LANDINGS
Outsider:
RACE NO. 6
Tau-man,
PRESENTATION TO A.S. BLISS
A pleasing function took place at Kowloon Docks yesterday when Mr. H. G. Cooper, on behalf of his colleagues in the Dock Company, presented a cheque to A. S. Bliss, the Interport footballer.
Bliss will be married next Thursday to Miss P. E. Gittins and the couple will leave for Eng. land on their honeymoon, Saturday,
Triumphant Day.
SOCCER
POTENTATE. GLADIATOR JUST IN TIME
Outsider:Jober,
RACE NO. 7
- ROSE-QUEEN -
- AMBERLEY
LAUGHING. GIRL
Outsider:-Pinfarthings.
RACE NO, 8
AMBER II
BRUNO RUBY STAR
Outsider:-Magic.
RACE NO. 9.
SOME HOPE HEDDON TALKATIVE
· Outsider : — - Thanksgiving
Day.
DAILY DOUBLE: Flerol and Rose-Queen.
Cock
TWO SCOTTISH LEAGUE GAMES
On
London, To-day.
The following were the results of games played in the First Division, of the Scottish League..
Third Lanark 2 Hibernian Rangers
3 Hamilton
Reuter.
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| morrow, commencing at 2.80 p.m. Mem-
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