THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 6, 1940
TUFFY
CHINN IN BEST FORM
(By "GRANDSTAND”)
In the only game played on the C.B.A. ground last Sun- day Chung Hwa did not have any trouble in disposing of Kenny Wong's English Foru- mers to the tune of 5-0.
Tuffy Chinn was in tip-top form on the mound for Chung Hwa. He almost
hurled a no-run, no-hit game, but
Cece Winglee came through with a. fluke bingle in the sixth frame to re- gister Forum's only hit and to mar Tuffy's no-hit performance.
WAHOOS AGAIN BEAT THE RAMBLERETTES
SCORES AT A 'GLANCE'
MEN'S
Chung Hwa 5 Forum Recrelo "B" 7 Trojans
4
GIRLS'
19
10 Recreio
Cube Panthers 14
4
7
Wahoos Canadian Chinese 31 Pirates
CHARITY MATCHES
ON FRIDAY
Bill Quon, Forum's first string hur- Two softball tussles are slated for
ler, was not so lucky on the rubber. Friday, February 9 at Kowloon Foot- He was nicked for six blows, includ-ball Club ground in aid of the British ing two homers by Earl Wong and War Organisation Fund. The curtain Tuffy Chinn, struck out none and raiser of the double header com-i walked one, while Tuffy Chinn fan- mences at 2.30 p.m. when Chinese Lau Cuties tangle with the Rest. In the tripled for another long-distance hit nightcap Portuguese Boys clash with
-ned five and walked one.
of the game.
AI
Tuffy Chinn booted for the only miscue committed by the Chung Hwa men and Tommy Young bobbled for the only error chalked up against
Forum.
the Rest at 4 p.m.
Prices for admission are $1.00 into
the grandstand and 50 cents into the bleachers. Tickets are going fast, ac- cording to the different managers, and it is hoped that all tickets will be a sold for such a worthy cause.
Following teams have been chosen by the Solection Committee:
Chinese Cutles:
THRILLS AND SUSPENSE Featured by three homers, one apiece by Dick Alves, Zinho Gosano and Fatty Quinn, Recreio "B" downed Trojans 7-4 in a game full of thrills and suspense. Trojans gave the Bees
Mary Louic a good scare in the seventh when the
Dot Louie score was 7-4 and Trojans came up for Lily Mar their last bats and managed to fill the Paula Chan .cushions with no outs. Jacky Noròn-Mabel Louie
ha, the Bees twirler, went to work May Chung and in one two three order the Tro-Mary Mar Doris Mar jans faded from the picture.
Ulian Khoo
Connic Pereira, Recreio's third string hind snatcher, did sterling work behind the plate for the junior Rees.
Almeida pitched a good game for Trojans but received
poor support
from fielders who bungled too many chances.
ARMY RUGBY LEAGUE
at
Two Army League Rugby games will be played this afternoon Sookunpoo. Royal Engineers meet Middlesex at 3 p.m. while follow- ing this game Royal Scots will en- counter 5th A.A. Royal Artillery.
Ella Chinn Gloria Mar Jean Lee Rose Louie Bella Ma
Mgr. Nip Lum
P
C
1b
2b
3b
86
If
cf
The Rest:
Therese Noronha Lena Luongo Yvonne Yolle
Celeste Marques Irene Costilho Margaret Oliveira Irene Pereira Iris Stone Maudie Read
Utility:
Portuguese Boys:
Johnny Alvares P
Thelma Collaco Cynthia Motţa Jacky Anderson Vera Burson Thelma Motta Mgr. Hal Winglee
The Rest:
Herbie Quon
Mike Mendonca C Nick Beltrão
Nip Lum
1b
Terry Leonard
Tony Alves
2b
Charlie Waggoner
Spotty Pereira
3b
Earl Wong
George Souza
88
Wally Ching
Gerry Gosano
If
Showboat All
| Eddie Gosano cf Den Crary
Caco Marques rf Stan Leonard
Utility:
Zinhu Gosano Johnny Fonceca Kelly Silva-Netto Artura Ozorio
Hal Winglee Wilbur Wu
Kassa Nazarin Huckjal Kitchell Tuffy Chinn Manager: Henrique Barros.
Bertie Gosano
HONG KONG FOOTBALL INTERPORT
ASSOCIATION
INTERPORT MATCHES
FOOTBALL
Owing to unforeseen circumstances ON FRIDAY
.the programme for the matches against Balgon has been re-arranged as follows:-
Hong Kong v Saigon. Friday, February 9, 1940.
Eastern A.A. v Saigon. Saturday, Feb. 10, 1940.
South China A.A. v Saigon. Sunday, February 11, 1940.
All matches will be played at Caroline Hill at 3.30 p.m., each day.
Reserved seats: -- Covered stand $2.20, Uncovered stand $1.10.
Booking now open to the Pubilo at Messrs. -- Moutrls and · Co. Ltd. and Messrs.. China Sports Cov
of
At the meeting of the Council the Hong Kong Football Association yesterday it was decided that owing to the delayed departure of the Sal- gon team, the Interport game between Hong Kong and Saigon be postponed till Friday at Caroline Hill and the programme re-arranged accordingly.
The visitors will meet Eastern Saturday and will play South China on Sunday as previously arranged.
on
On Thursday, Chinese New Year's Day, Combined Chinese will meet United Services in a charity match at Caroline Hill,
The draw for the Semi-Final Round of the Shield competitions was made and resulted as follows:-
. SENIOR Eastern or Royal Scots v S. China "B" Middlesex or Police v S. China "A"
JUNIOR
30th R.A. br. Körtoon v Policë, South China v. Engineers
RUTHIAN CLOUT
BY ROZY LUONGO: MARGARET OLIVEIRA NOW USING GLOVE VERY WELL
(By “GRANDSTAND”)
IN A RETURN TILT Wahoos again lowered the boom on the Ramblerettes to take the long end of a 10-4 count.
Therese Noronha's twirling was not up to the mark, but her benders were effective enough to hold the Rambling femmes to eight hits. She fanned three and gave one free pass to the first station. Anna Noronha opposed her sister- in-law on the mound and worked hard on the rubber, but her efforts were only good for one strike-out. She walked one and permitted 10 hits including a Ruthian clout by Rozy Luongo in the third canto.
Recreio miscued four times, two of, teammates connected for twenty blows which were bungled by Olga Ribeiro off Grandma Hutchinson. at the hot corner. Wahoos only boot- ed twice, one each by Paula Chan at the keystone and Rozy Luongo at the centre cabbage patch.
Ulian Khoo clouted a round-tripper for the only long-distance hit of the fray.
Besides pitching a good game Mary Louie topped the batting list with four singles is as many times at bat. For the Cubs Eva took batting honours with two hits of the three made by
Jacky Anderson was again in the limelight at the hot corner, scooping those hot graunders and getting her "man" at the initial sack. She was Instrumental in pulling a double kill-her team. Ing when she caught a fly off Margaret Canadian
R. H. E. Oliveira's bat and nalled Nena Ribeiro
Chineze 14 17 1 4 0 4-31 2011 at the home plate for the final erasure
200 0 0 5 O 7 3 B of the game.
Margaret Oliveira just about re- deemed those seven errors she made in two previous games in taking six chances against the green-shirted owls without an error. I noticed that Mar- garet is now using a glove and mak- ing good use of it.
Irene Pereira took batting honours with three hits in the three times up. R. H. E. 2 0 2 3 1 2 X-10 10 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 B
Wahoos Recreio
Ulian Khoo Hits The
Only Homer
4
Cubs
Maudie Steers Pirates To Deserved Win
The nightcap saw Maudie Rend's Pirates pounce on the lowly Panthers for a 19-14 win.
Maudie distinguished herself on the hillock, fanning four and walking three. She allowed Panthers only five hits. Celeste Marques struck out two and gave away no less than nine Annle Oakleys.
Some heavy hitting was witnessed in this tussle. Mary Penson and Lelia Xavier both homered, while Paddy Seats and Iris Stone tripled. Maudle Read rapped two doubles.
In the curtain raiser of a double
Iris Stone and Lelia Xavier divided header at Prince Edward Road Cana-batting honours with three hits in dían Chinese femmes ran themselves five times to bat. ragged to swamp Cubs 31-7.
Macleay at the windy alley was rather unfortunate in booting six times in seven chances.
The "Canucks" miscued three more than the Cubs' eight bobbles, but the Bruins did not seem to know what it was all about, much to the chagrin of: Pirates their mentor Papa Bear Bill "Scoop" Panthers
Smith.
"Grandma” Hutchinson, who pitch- ed a wonderful game the previous Sunday, was helpless on the slab. She had difficulty in locating the plate to walk twelve, creating a new high in local softball. She whiffed three.
R. H. E.
4 2 5 3 50 x-19 10 11 2 2 1 1 4 2 2-14 5 10
BISHOP SARGENT LEAVING TO-MORROW
no
Bishop Sargent, who wasted time in getting in some cricket dur- Mary Louie had a easy time on the ing his brief visit to the Colony, is rubber for the "Maple Leafs”, striking | leaving for Fukien to-morrow and out six, walking three and limiting the does not expect to be back in Hong Bruins to three scratch hits, while her Kong for another year.
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