HOCKEY
LADIES' 7-A-SIDES
(By “ADREM”)
There will be no Ladies' League hockey this after- noon, activity being confined to the annual seven-a-side, tournaments for the Pearce and Knill Cups.
St. Andrew's Ladies are the present holders of the senior trophy and have a very good chance of retaining it. Principal challengers will be "Y" La- dies, although their team is not formidable as last season.
INTERPORT
BOOKING ARMANDEMENTS
The Football Association announce that all seating arrangements for the three matches will stand and that all sekts paid for will be according to the
match and not the dates.
Refund for tickets Already pur. chased may be had on application on the field on the morning of the game.
for them will mean a probability of their carrying off the Brawn Cup and Knill Cup in this their first season in competitive hockey.
D.G.S. and C.B.A. should be the as strongest challengers for the trophy. Hong Kong Ladies, holders, will be unable to compete as they have not a team in the Brawn Cup competition this season.
It is noteworthy that several of their most seasoned players, including Mrs. Burnett, the captain, will be un- able to take part as she has not in- cluded herself in the senior team and, being a Caer Clark Cup player, is in- eligible to play for the junior.
THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 10, 1940
MACAO DEFEATED BY KUMAON RIFLES
THE VISITING MACAO hockey team played their se- cond match in the Colony yesterday morning and went down to Kumaon Rifles by the only goal scored.
The hockey provided was fast and thrilling and in view of the fact that the Army team were without the ser- vices of some of their most prominent players, notably Partaub Singh the Interporter, their success was a good
onc.
Play was fairly even throughout the converting of a long game but the corner by Capt. Loch in the first half gave Kumaons a lead which they held until the final whistle.
Loch's shot whistled into the net like a bullet for one of the finest goals seen for some time.
Macao:-C, Almada; Rig. Rosario and A. Basto: J. Nolasco, Alex Airosa and J. San- C.B.A. Seniors:-M. White, B. Par-tos Ferreira; F. Nolasco, Laertes. Costa sons, P. Everest, A. Smith, M. Quick,(Capt.), P. Angelo, R. Angelo and Amilcar I. Woolley, and B. Squires.
C.B.A. Juniors:-M. Mackay, B. Sul- Hong Kong Ladies should also do livan, E. Hunt, J. Felshow, J. Craw- well this afternoon as they have some ford, E. Woolley, and P. Baxter, extremely speedy players in their line- "Y" Ladies Seniors:-Mrs. Stone, up, including the redoubtable Miss Mrs. Strange, K. Boocock, B. Harker, Marr and Miss Purvis, their wingers.] D. McCaw, Miss M. McCaw, and Mrs.
The struggle for the Junior trophy | Gardner.
Angelo.
Kumaons:-Hira Singh: Guseln Singh and Nawal Singh: Krishna Singh, Hansa Datt and Lal Singh; Capt. Loch, Ram Singh, Nerein Singh, Sher Singh and Kushar Singh.
Wong, P. Bliss, and H. Reid.
"Y" Ladies Juniors-Mrs. Skinner, | Mrs. Grieves, Miss Dunne, Miss Stokes,
should be no less interesting. Argon-. St. Andrew's Seniors:-J. Hall; G. Mrs. Ashman, Miss Russell, and Mrs. auts will start favourites and success White and M. da Roza: J. Wong; F.Macklin.
TO-DAY'S RUGBY
Luscombe through injury, are unlikely Police, weakened by the loss of
to extend Navy at full strength in to- day's Rugby match at Boundary Street, Kowloon, at 4.15 p.m.
Prior to this game Club "A" will meet Middlesex Regiment at 3 p.m.
Following are the teams: NAVY--Lieutenant Bax; Tel. Bowden, Tel.
Paul,
Pay Lleutenant Stevens and Sub- Lieutenant Kennedy: Lieutenant Carter and Lieutenant Commander Clark; L.S.A. Palmer, Lieutenant (E) Brown and Ldg. Wir. Barlow; FI. Lieutenant Taylor and Chief Writer King: Ldg. Wir. Ferris, Pay Lieutenant Charles and Mid. Murray Jones, Reserves:-Mid O'Riordan, Mid Roe, Ldg. Sig. Inglis and Pay Sub Lleut, Sumner.
POLICE-Taylor; Reynolds, Fay Wilson and Jackson; Leslie and Morrison; Wheeler, Cullinan and Searle; Rosc and
Innis; Wright-Nooth, Dempsey and Riddell.
CLUB "A"-Thompson; A, N. Other, A. N. Other, Morgan and Hopkins, Carruthers and Tresidder; Kennedy, McCrea, Heasman; Bompas, Dr. Hackett; Richardson, Carey and Leigh.
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