1939-11-15 — Page 18

NAAFI HEAVILY DEFEAT

SURREY REGT. TEAM

the

After sharing four goals at interval, Naaf (Navy, Army and Air Force Institute) made several posi- tional changes and defeated a detach- ment of the East Surrey Regiment by 6 to 3 in a friendly football match at Marina ground yesterday afternoon.

Naall's team was all-Chinese with the exception of their left back, Del- gado, who, after the interval, took the regis- centre-forward position and tered the "hat-trick." Throughout the game he was the main-spring of the team.

Chan Kam, at inside right, opened the scoring for the winners, but short- ly after, an equaliser was scored by Naal's right-wing, Hibbert, scored again to take the lead. Kam malised just before the terval.

OUR RACING FEATURE

"Rapier's" discussion of racing pros.

pect, commencing

on Friday, that day

will appear fortnightly on instead of Thursdays as hitherto.

Reviews of each race meeting will appear on Wednesdays following the meetings.

who Chan in-

Lunny Surrey's: Cpl. Trape; Pte. and Pte. Betts; Pie. Hardy, L/Cpl. Jeffries and Pie. Lyons; Pte. Hibbert, Pte. Pte. Young, Ptc. Cattemorola, Oldman and L/Cpl. Demmock,

"Y" LADIES TEAMS FOR SATURDAY

After the interval, Delgado netted his three quick goals registering "hat-trick," for the Naafi, to whose goal added a further score was

The Surrey's through Chan Kám. third goal was scored by Demmock, on the left wing.

The Chinese were far more tricky than the Surrey's and showed their superiority, especially in the second Delgado which period, during and Chan Kam combined nicely.

Outstanding players for the losers were Hibbert, right-wing, Demmock, centre-for- left-wing, Cattemorola,

the pivotal ward, and Jeffries, in position.

Naali were sound in all ments, except the wings, who

rather slow.

depart-

were

The following have been chosen to their Ladies represent

"y"

in

League hockey matches on Saturday:- Senior v C.B.A. (Away, 3 p.m.)

and Miss C. Minnoot; Mrs. Stone Mrs. Strange; Miss M. McCaw, Mrs. Starbuck and Miss Stoker;· Mrs. O. Burnett, Miss B. Harker, Miss D. Mc- Caw, Mrs. S. Gardner and

Bockler.

Miss H.

Juniors v C.B.A. (Home, at 3 p.m.)

Mrs. Harrington; Mrs. Trimmer and Mrs. Grieve; Miss Dunne, Mrs. Ash- man and Mrs. Macklin; Mrs. Bicknell, Miss Miss Bradbury, Miss Russell,

Naafi: Mak Yeung-fai, Leung Lal-Buchanan and Miss O. Pocock.

yin and Leung

Pak-hon: Cheung

Kwai-fong, Lee Shui-kuen and Ng His Excellency the Governor will lead a Wai-man; Leung Pak-wai, Chan Kam, team D. E. Delgado, Wu Hui-ming

Chan Kwai

KARASUDITI NOM, PUSENUWAYNES MOTIEJ

chung.

Kowloon of lawn bowlers against und Football Club to-day, commencing at 3.30

p.m.

THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 15, 1939

WATER HAZARDİ

SPORTS

GRAPHIC GOLE PARADE

BOBBY JONES

DRIVING OVER

A WATER HAZARD Avoids LooKING UP

KEEPS HEAD

DOWN TO BALL THROUGHOUT 6TROKE

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BY BEST BALL A large or even a small body of water seems to have a decided at- traction for golfers. Apparently too, water has a magnetic quality as far as golf balls go. One needs only to witness or experience a few shots of this kind, to realize that the mental portion of golf too. plays a considerable part For example, the uncertain golfer is always under a terrific pressure to lift his head when he faces an (Continued at foot of next Col.)

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Three Packings: 8's, 11's, '37′s.

HONG Kong Ladies' Hockey Asso-

ciation are to be congratulated on the manner in which they con- ducted the inquiry on Monday into the recent incident which resulted in the abandonment of the friendly game and between Diocesan Girls' School Club de Recreio.

It was in every respect an unfor- tunate affair and called for a.great deal of tact in handling.

was

In conversation with one of the star performers at the inquiry-she one of the people called up for ques- tioning-I formed the impression that she was in every way satisfied with the the procedure and considered action taken extremely fair to all par- ties.

This was by no means just a cur- sory examination of facts. I am told this item on the agenda occupied the best part of an hour. All aggrieved allowed to have their parties were say and, I gather, cross-examination was allowed.

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LIKE the Association's ruling very much. They were called upon to deal with a team of schoolgirls and, while taking

fact into account the that they were schoolgirls and imbued with the impetuosity usually attribut-- ed to youth, they managed to indicate their disapproval without being too drastic. In fact, they are-treating will, them as naughty, children who in future, be required to play under the watchful eye of arì adult!

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MR. Gonsalves, the unfortunate um-

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pire in the match, has been put to a great deal of trouble and incor- venience; he has been required to give evidence at two meetings and has had to frame reports besides replying to what he felt was uncalled for marks in this column! I can assure Mr. Gonsalves now that everything is settled, that anything that has appear- ed in this column has been prompted by the best of intentions and I' can now state that I sympathised with him not a little in being involved in matter of this kind.

Now that all has been settled and no bones broken, so to speak, I trust that there will be no ill-fecting any- where and the remainder of the sea- son will pass off smoothly.

K.B.G.C. CLOSING DAY

Members of Kowloon Bowling Green Chub will be at home at the Club's anusal CloN- ing Day on November 23.

A tennis tournament will begin at 2 p.m.. and lawn bowls games will start at 1.30 p.m. They will be followed by presentation of prizes to winners of the Club competi- tions during the year.

In the play-off of the tie in the Captain's Cup qualifying competition for November on the New Course, Fanling, T. Megarry qualified with (84-12) 72 against J. Dennis.

expanse of water. Oftentimes he does this before the ball is actual- ly hit, a ruinous "procedure for the sudden head turn destroys the accuracy of the low. Other players make up their mind to keep their heads down so deter...... minedly that their stroke is stiff, the body stilted and oftentimes a sudden lurch features the lost part of the stroke.

There are plenty of good swim- mers who have a deadly fear of water when they face it from the tee. The above illustration of Bobby Jones, shows a provechire, that can well be emulated. There aren't many golfers, who take a bag of balls and try hitting over a water hazard as lantan is doing above. Yet exactly the way to technique for this shot. are costly in actual may be taken in Make hire to ke and swing thro