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THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 12, 1940.

Three Soccer Interports "SUNDAY HERALD" May Be Held Next Year

Against Macao, Shanghai And Burma South China To

Visit Manila

THE PROBABILITY that there will be three soccer Interports next year was revealed at the monthly meeting of the council of the Hong Kong Football Association held yesterday under the chairmanship of Mr. Wang Ka-tsun.

ENGLAND'S STRONG XI

SOCCER SHIELD DRAW

Following is the draw for the Following have been chosen to First Round of the Senior Shield represent England against Portu competition and the Preliminary gal in the "Sunday Herald" In-Round of the Junior Competition: ternational Charity Cup Competi- tion on Boxing Day:

Robinson (Navy); Roughley (Navy) and Freshwater (Middlesex); Pape (Police). Bright (Middlesex) (Capt.) and Wükinson (Middlesex): Coomer (Middlesex), Le Page (Navy). Hendy (Navy), Fox (Engineers) and Blekford (Club).

SENIOR

CUP DRAW

Following is the draw for the Semi-inal of the “Sunday. Herald" International Charity Cup Com- petitions

Scotland

CHRISTMAS DAY

V China (holders) (Boundary Road.. 3.30 p.m.) BOXING DAY

V

Portugal

England (Kowloon, 3.30 p.m.)

Saints' Soccer Team

Following- have been chosen to.

represent St. Joseph's in their First Division football match against Sing Tao on Sunday:

S. Teang: A. J. Hussalii and. A... Jr Leonard; W. Maher, G. Fernandes and Lay Wing-kong...R.,M. Cruz, C. Santos. C. MacDonald, J. Games and A. R. Reserves:T, All, J. Bowen antihi RunJohn.

Sing Tao

v Middlesex v. Club South China Royal Artillery Eastern Kwong Wah V Kowloon

Byest St. Joseph's, Police. Royal Leonard. Scots and Navy.

Middlesex 30th R.A. Royal Scots Engineers

Shanghai Football Association have replied to Hong Kong's invitation to send a team here dur- ing the Chinese New Year Holidays, saying that the matter would be discussed at their next com-. mittee meeting. The letter was written late in No- `vember and the Secretary was instructed to write Thomas (Middlesex). Saw (Middlesex). Kit Chee

Shanghai for a definite answer as soon as possible.

I anticipation of a favourable reply from Shanghai an Interport committee,' composed of Messrs. G. Guimgam, W. E. Hollands, J. McKelvie, W. Chen, J. Skinner, Capt. Peal and R. M. Omar, was appointed.

Macao

The suggestion of the Football Association that the In- terport game with that port be played on April 21 was accepted. The Burma Football Associo- tion, whose request to be commodated for a series of games here during January was reiused, have written stating that, subject

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to satisfactory arrangements be- ing made in the Straits matches, they hope to visit Hong *Kong in April.

The matter was left in abeyance, The application of the Chinese

Ama eur sports Club for affilia-

tion and entrance to the Junior Shield Competition was granted

The application of the Combined Royal Artillery to be permitted to participate, in the Senior Shield was discussed. It was decided that they be permitted to enter the competition. No pleyer chosen by them and playing in the Senior -Shield would be permitted to again play in the Junior competi- tion.

South China, were granted per-. mission to. visit Manila during February on condition that they' return in time for the Second Round of the Shield Competition on, February 21.

Mr. W. Chen, of South China, said, that his club had only one Axture during the period they hoped to be away and that there would be no interruption of the fixtures.

They had only one game during that period and this could be-play- ed off before their departure.

Permission for Annual match

in aid of Hospital Christmas com-

forts between the University and

Reservea: Moxhain (Engineers); Britt (Navy), Parker (Middlesex), Strange (Club),, Honeywell (Navy),

Barber (Navý), Fowler (Club) and Marable (Middlesex).

a Welcome

Xmas Gift!

W.D.&H.O.WILLS'

GOLD

FLAKE

ATTRACTIVE

GIFT CARTONS

Hospital Staff, to be played or PACKED WITH 4 & 6 TINS

Sunday, was granted, A, donation;

of $100 to this fund was also made. ! It was also decided that a dona- tion of £25 be made to Courtney, of Middlesex, for comforts while, in hospital, Courtney is in hospital in England, suffering from the effects of a lorry accident while in Hong Kong.

A charity game between the Combined Chinese and Rest of the Colony was arranged for New Year's day in aid of the B.W.O.F. and "South China Morning Post" War Fund.

'AT NO EXTRA COST

JUNIOR

v Service Corps v. Ordnance.

v Chinese Sports Club

Kowloon

Sing Too "A"

V

V

36th R.A. 1.12th R.A.

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Club

V 24th R.A.

Owing to Volunteer Camp the Third Division football match be- tween the.A.S.A. and 24th Royal Artillery scheduled for. Sunday, December 15 has been postponed.

REST TEAMS FOR CHARITY

GAMES

Following have been chosen to represent the Rest of the Associa- tion in the charity games Causeway Bay on Sunday, De- cember 22:

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*Rost "A"-Robinson (Navy); Black- burn (Police) (Cant.) and D. Leonard `(St. · J^g»nh'al: Freshwater Middle- sex), Bright (Middlesex),and Wilkinson (Middlesex); Phlopens (Navy). ---Pace (Navy), Hendy', (Navv), Howlelt

(Police) and Marable. (Middlesex).

Rasorves: Husgpin (St. Joseph's). Honeywell (Navy), Saw (Middlesex) apd. Blake. (Kowloon),

Rest . “B'l-Reynolds (Ordnance); Roughley (Navy) (Capt.) and Froser (Royal Scots); Maxwell (Kowloon), Parnaby (Hoval Beats) and North (Police): Owens (20th Battery), Po; ham (Engineers); Fox (Engineers), „O'Regan (Nŋvv), and Blokford (Club), ***

Reserves)—Britt. (Navy),^ 'Poph. (Po- lice), Barber, (Navy), and 23 Towler (Club),-

Toam/Manageri-3, Skinner."

Wills's

Greetings

Gold Flake Cigarettes

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