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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 12, 1940

ARMY

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The Rest Good Value For

Services

SPORTLIGHT Victory Over The

By SQUADDY"

IN the second round of the Small Units' football competition, there were one or two surprises with the formidable "A" Company' team of the Small Units Football

Middlesex los- ing. to

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Company of the Royal

Scots. Their team includes several battalion first and second eleven

footballers.

Another surprise result was the R.A.S.C.

beaten by Company of Royal Scots in a good "C"

hard game, the Scots winning by three goals to two.

round:-...

Cheung Wing-Choi In Form NAVY

Moxham, Roughley K..T. CLUB MEETING

Defend Well

.24th Hvy. Bty. R.A. beat the ] FUND. R.A.O.C. 4-0.

The annual general meeting of Kowloon Indian Tennis Club was

RUGBY

TEAMS

Following Navy Rugby teams. held on Sunday, and the follow have been announced

ing: were elected, officers for the Royal Navy versus Police in the first ensuing year.-President," Mr.natch of the Quadrangular Tourṇa- Assudamal Vasvant; Vice-Pre- ment on Saturday:

and Feroz and

Bucknel; A/Ldg. Tel.: Paul and S/Lt.

A BIG CROWD WAS PRÉSENT ON THE CLUB THE COLONY DEFEAT COMBINED SERVICES M har Singh Paritam, Hon: Murf & Carter (Capt.) L. Wat- GROUND YESTERDAY TO SEE THE REST OFsidents, Messrs. Bhagwan Dilta Tel: Honeywill: Mid Robinson, Mid.

BY THREE CLEAR GOALS IN THEIR ANNUAL Treasurer, Mr. Mit Singh; Bar son, Sgt., Manfield, F/Bt, Taylor,,S/Lt. Results to date in the second, SOCCER MATCH IN AID OF THE POPPY DAY

Convenor, Mr. Attar Singh, Ten- Beattle, S/Lt. Wilkinson, C. P. O. Wir. nis representative, Mr. Surjan | King' and S/Lt, Poole, Singh: Hockey representative, Mr. Reserves:-F/Lt. Wright. A/Log, Tel. Bowden. Cadet Lamble., Lt.Cdr. | Karnail; Singh; Ground

repre Mr. sentative,

Clark, Lt. (E). Brown, S/Lt. Carey. Gurbux Singh;

and L. S. Brewer. Committee, Messrs. Prem Nath

"A" TEAM- Sharma, Sahib Khan, Rattan

Navy "A" versus Club "A", to-mor Singh, C. S. Garewall and Abdul row: idck-off 5. p.m. on Club ground:- Azziz.

-P. O. Clough; Marine Rees, SALE Brown, Cadet Lamble and P. O, Skin- Mr.ner: S/Lt. Smith and LL-Cdr. Clark (Capt.): S/Lt. Eager, L. 5: Tonns. P/O Baugh, A. B. Grangle. Sig. Gar- bett, Ord. Sea. Taylor, Cadet Hurley and A. B. Hughes.

22nd (F) Coy. R. E. heat "A" Coy. of the Royal Scots 4-0.

Coy. of the Royal Scots beat the R.A.S.C. 3-2.

Before the big game, early ar-1 cheong, Lai Shiu-wing, Howlett rivals were kept in good spirits by and. Hau Ching-to. the annual clash between Press and Referecs

The raffle for the ball used-in) the game was won by ticket in a draw.

No. 202.

the

which ended

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Displaying better understanding and combination Rest were

Roughley On Form

Annual Tussle

Reserves:-Mid. Wood, Tel. Faulkner, E. A. Wilson, S. B. A. Addis, Ldg. Sig. Mitchell and S/Lt. Thornhill:

REFEREES? MEETING

"D" Coy. of the Royal Scots beat "A" Coy. of the Middlesex 1-0.

R.A.F. beat "B" Coy. of the Bo-more aggressive side and only the

The retiring President, Mahan Singh thanked the indin yal Scots 2-1.

The 22nd (F)

sterling work of Moxham, in goal, In the curtain. raiser, the com-bers for their "cooperation and deservedly beat "A"

Coy. Engineers and Roughley, right-back, pre-bined: Press drew with the Re- goodwill, which, he said, resulted Royal Scots by four clear goals. bigger score.

Coy, of the vented them from running up a ferees one-all in a game which, in all-round improvements to It was a match which promised to

if it did not attain a very high the Club. standard, never be quite interesting, but, owing to

lacked exciting various incidents especially in the

moments and the crowd was kept latter part of the game, it was

in good humour, throughout. sion and had no difficulty in net completely spoiled

Roughley played a great game

Press netted in the first half ting. From the

and had the full measure of the through Tam Chan-kin, Omar kick-off the Scots had the Sappers nippy winger Hau Ching-to, while centred and Fraser headed. the Mo

Press A. M. Omar; Maher, pinned in their own half and from Bright worked very hard in the ball straight to Tam who made Martin, Au Shi-ngok; Turner, A. Chi-ming: Muk Kani-yue; a scramble in the goalmouth the pivotal berth but was given little no mistake. Much against ball was sent up

the T. Lee, Tam Chun-kon, Munton:] the field to Li Wai-lum who, after beating Nayor no support by the wing halves. run of play the Referees equalis-and. O. M. Omar, smith, sent in a terrific shot which dividually, lacked

The forwards, though good in- ed through Ip. A. M. Omar, ran Referees Ford; Fraser, King The Annual General Meet- gave Bankier no chance but lucki- seldom worked well as a unit.

cohesion and out to catch a high ball and col Kan-piu; Demee, Brackenburying of the Hong Kong. Football ly enough hit the upright and re-

lided with Mo who also went after Wilson; Carley, Smith, K. K. Pat the Hotel Cecil to-day at

Referees' Association, will be held. bounded into his hands; he was

For the Rest, Cheung Wing-the ball. Ip was left in posses-Taylor and Lee Bing-tong. unable to hold it, however, and chol was brilliant between

1. To read and confirm minutės Jones, dashing in, hooked the ball sticks and the fact that the Ser- into the net to give the Sappers

vices could not score was mainly

of the last Annual General Meet- the lead.

due to

ing.

From then on the Sappers had most of the play and Fox received the ball, and, after working his way towards the goal, he let drive and gave the Engineers their sec- ond gnol. After the interval the Sappers increased their score to three. and the final goal through Jones taking a shot at goal which Bankier misjudged

cume

the

From Here And his wonderful anticipa- ·

tion. Howlett gave a surprising- ly good performance and fitted in well into an all-Chinese forward

line.

Roughley, Bright;

Edmunds: Wilkinson;

Parnaby,

There

p.m.

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2. To read Chairman's Report. 3. To receive and adopt. the. Accounts for the Season 1039/40. Amendments of the Rules..of the 4: To incorporate additions and Association.

5. To, elect. Officials--and Com-

suggestions

Cardinals were han- There is some talk among men

bers of Queen's College Old Boys' dicapped in their League Association concerning the revinal Lai Shiu-wing (2) and Fung softball fixture on Sunday of the "Ralston Cup" tennis tour- King-cheong scored for Rest of

*nament, open to, members of the by the absence of Betty B. Matches, it is stated, will mittee for the Season 1940/41. the Colony,

Combined Services:-Moxham Fitzgerald and Marina be played on the school's ground 6. To receive

at Causeway Bay if sufficient en-the Annual Dinner. Phippens, Lavidia, both of whom tries are forthcoming.

7. Any other business. and one of the defenders deflected Pearson, Hossack, Saw and Gil-played a big part in their Rest: - Cheung Wing choi; recent: sensational victory FOR the great event to-morrow

Blackburn, Lee Tin-sang: Pope, over Wahoos. Miss Fitz- which is taking place in the Chung Yung-sum, Fung King gerald is laid up with a

Hsu King-sing; Island, the undermentioned

into the net.

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vicinity of Stonecutters

Rowing crews will take part

roy.

Williamson,

and the Engineers 19-8: Regatta and Service Corps, The Gunners were severely

who are the two

-trounced-by the Re- -best-fancied crews in this event, Softball creio Becs 4-6 and will be worth watching. A good

Royal Scots and Air display of oarginanship should be Force did not play.

seen.

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bout of malaria, while! Miss Lavidia sus

a fractured finger the inatch against Wahoos

Miss Connie. Maxwell is the latest recruit to golf Sho has been put up for membership at

Crews taking part are as fol- the Hong Kong Hockey tourna-Country Club, Sheungshui. lows:-

17th A.A. Bty. R.A.; 7th A.A.played over the week-end. The ment only one service team Bty. R.A.; 24th Hvy. Bty. R.A.; Fortress Royal Engineers; Carrier

Platoon of the Royal Scots; "C" Company of the Middlesex; and

the Royal Army Service Corps.

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Minky Edwards, who pitches Hong Signals lost to the Kong Baseballers to victory in their

Hockey Nomads by two goals recent match against has Buccaneers'

all other member of the. Shanghai:

softball team which won the champion- ship in Shanghal. recently.

two

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as a freshman at Leland Stanford Unl

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Would you clean your teeth with

GRAVEL

to nil and matches were cancelled.

At Sookunpoo last week, the THE Combined Small Units did Regt., R.A., by eight goals to three Hong Kong. Baseball Club, has enrolled Engineers defeated the 5th A.A. Billy Clague, former member of well in their first match of the after being one goal down at the season on Saturday when they de- interval.

feated

versity in California, United States. He Imagine the effect of cleaning Hong Kong Cricket Cricket Club juniors they won, the game was in doubt will also be playing golf, at which game delicate enamel would soon Despite the big margin by which will be keeping up his baseball and your teeth with gravel! The by 9 wickets Chater Road.

at until the last 20 minutes. Owing he is showing considerable, promise.

be destroyed, wouldn't it? Small Units have a strong team fence the Engineers were

to a very shaky start by the de- The many friends of W. E. Yet how many people use a and should be able to retain the goals down in the first few mill Peers, former Interport Rugby Harsh tooth cleaner which Large Units Cricket Cup which utes of the game. Shortly after player, will be interested to learn scratches their teeth in just they won last season.

this Shaw gave then their first that he has been given a com- the same way! Club batted first and scored 92. goal but the Gunners soon replied mission in the Royal Air Force. They lost their first five wickets for by scoring a third.

and is said: to have made several HARSH TOOTIL CLEANERS HAVE 25 runs and did well to reach 92 This rather shook the Engineers trips over Berlin. It will be res due to the fine batting of R. M. M. but they then began to liven up, command of the local: Volunteer THEY SCOUR AND SCRATCH UNTIL THE called that Peers, who was in THE SAME EFFECT AS DRAVEL- King who made a brilliant 39. and although their forwards made

The Small Units replied with repeated onslaughts on the Gun Air Army joined up soon after TEETH ARE DULL AND LIFELESS, Don't 142 for four wickets, French mak-ners goal, they were unable to wan was declared, with the rank ruin your teeth like that! Use ing 49, Stoner 30, and Lieut. make any headway, until Twomey,

of Pilot-Sergeant,

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ball with a first timer.

member of Hòng Kong Crickets | On Saturday the Engineers drew Half time came with the score Club and who has been stationed: with the Civil Service, who scored three goals to two for the Gunners.. in Shanghal-passed through- the 192 for eight declared giving the Ten minutes after the re-start Colony in the course of the week with Civil Service 123 to win. Thêy had Grosten, one of the Sappers play-en route to Manila, reached 98 for seven when the crs, was hit on the leg and had to light failed. Major Grose, the Area loave the field; this was not sur- Cricket Secretary, made a fine 18 prising, in fact, the surprising part not out in which were eight boun of it was that there were not more daries, e

casualties!

for 40 runs.

Johnny Mayhow, one of the keenest followers of local base- ball; left for San Francisco in the course. of the week.

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Pay Corps drew with the Civil A grand solo run down the field Service juniors at Sookuhpon after by Shaw. put the. Engineers on of Victoria Recreation Club and A. O. Barretto, Hon. Secretary ʼn good and exciting game. Civil lovel terms and Homburg then Service scared, 124 and the Pay scored the fourth goal, putting the one who has done a great deal for Corps 87 for six wickets.

Sappers in the lead, and after this local swimming, will be married Young of the Pay Corps did well the Gunners could not stop their shortly to Miss Gloria. D'Alinada with his bowling and took 6-wie-opponents, who were doing al-e Castro, formerly one of the best kets for 10-runs. At first he could most what they liked with the ball. lady athletes in the Colony, not settle down, but when he did. During the latter part of the finally find his length they could game the ball never left the Gun- It is learned from á vory re- not stop him:

ners half and the Sappers went liable ource that Miss Freda Sal- further ahead, getting four mon, who took such a prominent Services-more goals to win by eight, goals part in University athletics Could not to three. If the Engineers keep this year ago, will'shortly bo leavi ers were up they will go a long way in the for Gonada, where she will st

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