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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 13, 1940.

REFEREES ONLY WISH TO COOPERATE

"IT HAS COME to my notice that some people consider that this Association is working against the HKFA. This is entirely without foundation and I would like to make it very clear to those concerned, that we wish to work with the H.K.F.A.,. not only in the interests of refereeing but in the interests of the game, and we are always prepared to assist the IK.F.A. when and where we can."

0600000000000000001|| These remarks were made by

WEEK-END SOCCER FIXTURES

Club

Saturday

FIRST DIVISION

v R. Scots (Club, 4.15 p.m.)

י

v Sing Tao

(Sookunpoo, 4.15 p.)

Middlesex

Kowloon

V Police

(Kowloon, 4.15 p.m.)

Club

SECOND DIVISION

(Club, 2.45 p.m.)

V Sing Tao

V 30th R.A.

(Sookunpoo, 2.45 p.m.)

Middlesex

Kowloon

V Police

(Kowloon, 2.45 p.m.)

THIRD DIVISION

12th R.A.

v 36th R.A.

(Stanley, 2.45 p.m.)

International V 20th R.A.

(Stanley. 4.15 p.m.)

Air Force

Shell

(Chatham Road, 2.45 p.m.)

35th R.A.

Engineers

-(Caroline, Hill, 4.15 p.m.)

་ ་*

7th R.A.

v 24th R.A. (St. Joseph's, 2.45 p.m.)

Mr. H. A. Beard, President of the! Hong Kong Football Referees' As- sociation, at the annual general mecting held last night,

There was An unusually large attendance of members represent- ing the Navy. Army and civilian sections.

more

Mr. W. E. Hollands, for than 10 years an active member of the Association, was elected a Life Member.

Following the Chairman's ad- dress, Mr. Minihan stressed the necessity for a referee controlling a game having perfect coopera- tion with the linesmen. Qualified members of the Association who were present and were not in charge of the game, should re- frain from criticising the referee on the field.

It was decided that the Associa- tion's annual dinner be held Saturday, Dec. 7.

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Above is the Kit Chee Stcond Division League soccer team which lost to South China' on Sunday by the odd goal in thr.. The team is here shown in the positions in which they take the field, with the goal-keeper, in sweater, standing between the two. backs. Reading from the back row left to right are the players-Fok Yiu-wah, Tang Yat-ming, Lai Dat-choi, Yau Wah- hing, Chan Ka-lai, Chan Bingto, Cheung Chung-kan, Wong Mei-shun, Wan Cheuk-sun and Chong Kam-chuen.

BUDGE'S CHALLENGE

TO AMATEURS

DONALD BUDGE, former Wimbledon and

UNIVERSITY TENNIS

In an inter-hostel University tennis match yesterday, Ricci beat

Officers elected for the ensuing American champion, and now vice-president of the Morrison by live sets to four

year were as follows:—

President: Hugh A, Beard. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: J. F. da Silva.

professional lawn tennis players of America, thinks open tournaments are sure to come some day but they are about three years away.

On Hian Pit and C. S. Loke (Ricci Hall). beat O. Thomas and Li Ming 6-2 beat Tao Siu-lam and Liu

Hong-sing

..... 6-4

0-2

6-2

6--1

Yu

2-6 ·

2-6

1-6

Committee:-W. H. Glover (re-

"Public demand has been kielc-; house in order before challenging lost to Yip Yee and K. Lo.. 2-6 presenting Navy), M. Minihan, ing the United States Lawn Ten- the amateurs. "What we need is a (representing Army) and D. Kos-nis Association around because string of tournaments somewhat (Ricci Haft).

G, Choa and Ku Mao-Hsiang sick (representing civilians).

they didn't jump at the first sug-like the golf professionals have," beat Thomas and Li R.E. SOCCER TEAM.

gestion of an open," says Budge, he said. "If we could have about beat Tao and Liu quoted by the New York news-two months of straight tourna-beat Yip and Lo FOR TO-MORROW

paper, "P.M.," "but in truth the ment play across country, ending 'Tεoi Som-tin and P. T. Amateur Association is acting with the open at say Forest (Ricci Hall). The following will represent the wisely."

Hilis-then we would be all set." lost to Thomas and LI Royal Engineers

Budge, who was champion ama- against the

Play Them Anywhere

lost to Tao and Liu- R.A.S.C. in their postponed League leur lawn tennis player of the

lost to Yip and Lo world before football match at Sookunpoo to-

he turned profes- Budget naturally thinks the pro- morrow at 2.45 p.m.-

sional in 1938, intimated that the fessional would easily beat the "We play on anything," he said, Moxham; Palmer, Tang Chung-professional organisation, to which amateurs, and he regards the sug-"and for all I care they can stage

about 1,000 players are affiliated gestion that pak; Birrell, Shaw

the professionals the tournament on grass, gloss or (Capt.), T. Taylor: Li Wai-lam, Chan Kum-in America, should put their own might lose on grass as ridiculous. bottle tops. We'd take them." poy. Fox, Pelham and Chung Sing.

Sunday

FIRST DIVISION

Kwong Wah (Caroline Hill, 4.15 p.m.)

Eastern

SECOND DIVISION

South China v Kwong Wah-

(Cäroline Hill, 2,45 p.m.) Engineers

Ordnance.

(Military, 2.45 p.m.) Service Corps v Kit Chee

(Military, 4.15 p.m.)

Signals

THIRD DIVISION

Modicals (Sookunpoo, 2.45 p.m.) Service Corps VA.S.A. (Sookunpoo, 4.15 p.m)

GOLF SPOON WINNERS

CARELESSNESS SOMEWHERE!

A wrongly murked card in the match between J. McKelvie (Kowloon) and J. C. Chalmers (Hong Kong) resulted in Hong Kong being announced the win- ners of the Aitkenhead Shield match, at K.B.G.C. on Saturday, by one shot,

What actually happened was that McKelvle beat Chalmers 21-18 and not vice versa, as first stated. This now gives Kowloon victory by five shots: As a result of Saturday's error, 48 Hong Kong players were presented with spoons which should have gone to Kowloon players,

C.S.C.C. CRICKET SELECTIONS

The following will represent Civil Service Cricket Club in friendly matches against Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday at 2 p.m.:

1st. XI. (away).-J. E. Rich- ardson. W. H. Colledge, A. E. Perry, F. Baker, H. H. Gr.ffiths, D. J. Hollidge, N. Whitley,. N. L. Smith, B. C. K. Hawkins, J. Barrow, and A. Watson,

E.

2nd. XI. (home), — H. Strange, H. F. Harper, J. F. Mc- Gowan, G. Ainslie, F. E. Lawren 23, J, Mitchell, G. Davidson, A. M.

Parratt and R. Lawrence.

L. R. Andrewes won the spoon for the best round over the Old Course during the Jasper Clark J. Wright, H. P. Cunningham, Cup competition at Fanling en Sunday, while K. S. Robertson won the spoon for the best round over the New Course, his e-. ccnd nihe holes being better than these of Dr. Tomlinson.

Lt. Col. R. A. P. MacPherson (15) who was three up, won the Bogey (Par) Pool over the New Course during the past week-end. h-w: ta¢༩! 95 "extress

KOWLOON CHESS

Kowloon Chess Club champion- ship matches played yesterday re- sulted as follows:-SeniorB, D. Evans beat A, Y. Birlukoff; L. * The Adamson Cup: (November) | Karpovich beat F. Yvanovich; Albinigay-vaney: Wis" cangelion Junior—A, ̈C. Mitchell. beat Ph jowing to lack of entries.

Laufer: D. Drake beat J. Walther.

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