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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 11, 1939

TODAY'S RUGBY LADIES' GOLF COMPETITIONS

United Services, conquerors of Club by 6-3 last Saturday, will meet a team in to- combined Club-Police day's big Rugby match at the Valley, commencing at 4.30 p.m.

(R.N.);

L/Cpl.

Walte

Surg. Lt.

BELOW ARE GIVEN the draws for the Railway and Ross Cups, to be competed by the Ladies' Section of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club.

There were no byes in either com- of which petition, the first rounds must be played by December 5, the third second by December 28, the by January 16 and the fourth by will be ar- February 6, The final ranged at a later date.

The draws are as follows:

RAILWAY CUP

Bosanquet, Bidwell, Cessford, Hen- derson and Peers are Club players should and Services unavailable, have no difficulty in winning.

The following are the teams:

Licut. Stevens United Services:-Pay

(8th H.R.A.). Gunnr. Richards

Paul (R.N.), (R.E.). Tel.

(R.N.): Lleut. Cdr. Cockrane

Carter (R.N.); Pte. Clark (RN), Lieut. Berry (Max. R.), Lieut. Hewitt (Mdx, R.). L/Bdr. Evans (5th A.A.R.A.); Fl. Licut Taylor (R.N.), 2nd Lieut. Pinkerion (R.S.); Capt. Duke '(R.S.), Lieut. Ridsdale (Royal E. Mackenzie; Mrs. J. Pearson v. Mrs. F. A. Redmond; Mrs. K. S. Robertson v. Mrs. Norfolk Regt.) and Lieut. Johns (R.N.).

Miss M. Glendinning Mrs. L. Goldman: Mrs. D. J. Valentine v. Mrs. A. M. Rowell; Mrs. H. Overy v. Mrs. J. Thomson; Mrs. A. S. Mitchell v. Mrs. A. C. Meredith; Mrs. J. R. Collis v. Mrs. J. Durran: Mrs. D. S. Edward v. Mrs. D. L. Prophet: Mrs. J. P. Sherry v. Mrs. W. N.

Mrs. H. C. Margarett v. Mrs. J. A. R. Selby: Mrs. A. S. Nicol v. Mrs. W. S. HI- Her: Mrs. I, W. Shewan v, Mrs. F. D; Hun- ter: Mrs. H. W. R. Williams v. Mrs. W. T.

V.

Combined Club and Police:-R. G. WallA. H. Guinness; (Police), H. D. Taylor (Police), J. C. Char- ter (Club), J. Hutchison (Club), D. H. Ste- wart (Club), B. C. Fay (Police), E. C. Lus- combe (Police). A. F. Walkden (Captain) (Club), R. G. Castleton (Club), P. Cullinan (Police). E. W. Slout (Club), L. A. Searle

J. D. A. Smalley; Mrs. V. Murrell v. Mrs. R. E. (Club), (Police), A. J. G. Taylor Dempsey (Police) and W. B. Richardson | Lindsell; Mrs. A. P. Greaves v. Mrs. E. D. R. C. Stewart v. Mrs. A. Roberts: Mrs. (Club)..

Maitland.

The side will play in white jerseys.

ROSS CUP Mrs. A. S. Mitchell v. Mrs. A. Maitland; An American Mixed Doubles tennis

Mrs. A. S. Nicol v. Mrs. A. H. Guinness; tournament will be held at Kowloon Mrs. F. D. Hunter v. Mrs. J. Durran; Mrs. Cricket Club to-morrow. Competitors. R. Collis v. Mrs. W. S., Hilller: Mrs. W. are asked to be ready to play at 2.20N. A. Smalley v. Mrs. D. L. Prophet; Mrs.

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Goldman v. Mrs. R. E. Lindsell; Mrs. S. Edward v. Mrs. H. Overy; Mrs. D.,H. Clark v. Mrs. H. W. R. Williams; Mrs. D. J. Valentine v. Mrs. K. S. Robertson; Mrs. E. M. Dennis v. Mrs. A. P. Greaves; Mrs. W. J. E. Mackenzie v. Mrs. R. C. Stewart: Mrs. J. Thomson v. Mrs. E. D. Roberts; Mrs. A. M. Rowell v. Mrs. H. C. Margrett; Mrs. J. P. Sherry v. Mrs. J. A. R. Selby; Misa. M. Glendinning v. Mrs. C. B. Brown,

COMBINED SMALL UNITS' SUCCESS

At Y.M.C.A. yesterday, Combined Units, represented by Royal Small Corps of Signals, defeated 5th, A. A. deciding Bty., R.A. by 4-0 in the match in the Large Units' Water Polo League.

·Y. M. C. A. HOCKEY

Following are Y.M.C.A. teams for to-day-

First XIV 8th Heavy Brigade, Royal Artillery, on "Y" ground at 4.15

P.m.-V. M. Benwell (Capt.): H. Jor- dan and E. Yourieff; D. Taylor, R. A. Bates and A. F. Austen; D. Smith, G. Bartlett, E. Fowler, M. Dunne and I Coombe, Umpire J. Dove.

Second XI-V Hong Kong Singa- Marina pore Battery, R.A. on the Ground at 4.15 p.m.-P. Osman; A. Ashford and R. Perry; H. Sanits, J. Tomlinson, and K. Broch; L. Macey.:

J. (Capt.), R. Dormer, W. Stone, Greenberg and C. Beaven. Umpire: R. Banks.

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DAVIS CUP STARS

IN COLONY Felicisimo Ampon and Armado Banchez, Philippines Davis Cup players, arrived in en route to Manila the Colony yesterday

States where they were this from the United

beaten by Australia by Bumo.

Both Ampon and Sanchez played in var- United throughout the ious tournaments States and enjoyed their tour thoroughly.

Neither team

before had, match, been defeated.

Goals were scored by Dignan (3) and McCann.

South China Athletic Association beat the Police Sports Club by eight sets to one in a friendly lawn. tennis match played at V. Murrell v. Mrs. J. Pearson; Mrs. L. King's Park: yesterday,

His Excellency the Governor will lead a team of lawn bowlers against the "Howloon Football Club on Wednesday, commencing at 3.30 p.m.

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