PAIRINGS K.C.C. Beat St. John's On
Fusowing arc leading Badminton League pairings:-
"B" Division
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2
Seventh Game Of Evening
Henry Eardley Badly Missed By Losers
Norman Smith
In Fine Form
By "Adrem"
FORMER
WITHOUT HENRY EARDLEY, SHANGHAI CHAMPION, ST. JOHN'S WENT DOWN BADLY TO KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB IN “B” DIVISION OF THE BADMINTON LEAGUE ON WEDNESDAY.
I say St. John's lost badly and this will pro- bably surprise many who noticed that the margin of victory was only one game. Actually, however,
K.C.C. won the match on the seventh game of the evening, although they lost the remaining two.
K.C.C. led 2-1 after the first round and 4-2 after the second.
There is no gainsaying the fact that it was Eardly's absence thal enabled K.C.C. to win.
David
Kwok, who was partnered hav E
3 Kennard, was faced with a hope.
i less proposition and although he made strenuous efforts and wus one of the outstanding players of the evening. Kennard's inexperi ence was obvious and concentra tion on him usually led to success.
น
? This pair did extremely well A
beat J. 1. "...derson
Jones.
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Best Combination
LS
Norman Smith and Peter Wilson were the best combination on view and they maintained their Ա
JUNIOR LEAGUE
TABLE
Recent publication of "B" Division Badminton League tables in these Jumma has madvertently omitted split up
tables according le tions.
the
Here is an amended table:-
SECTION "A"
Games
Co.
to
SCC-
P L W. F A. Pls 3 0 3 21 6 6 19 8 4
+
King's
Chung Minh 3 1
Recreio
3 { 2 17 10
4
V.R.C.
3 2 1 8 19 2
J.R.C.
4 0 7 20
0
SECTION "B"
K.C.C.
4 Q 4 23 13
R
St. John's
4
1 3 25 11
6
Kowloon Tong 4
2 2 18 18 4
2
4
4 0
7
26
0
1
P. L. W
N. L. Smith and P. Wilson
(St. John's)
12
0 12
E. F. Fincher and H. Kew
(St. Andrew's)
12
"
10
S. P. Chan and K. 4. Attwelf
(King's)
G
0
A
H. Eardley and D Kwok
(St. John's)
6
0
fi
A. L. Fisher and P Wynter
Byth (K.C.C)
O
1
A
Peter Lo and J. Trang (Kaw
Toon Tong)
G
K. L. Lui and W C. Chuna
(King's)
6
1
5
W. Gillies and L. Gordon
(Police)
12
&
T. Lam and K. H. Lo (King's) P. A. Yvanovich and
ह
5.
P
Botelho (Recreio)
6
1
D M. Xavier and S. A Rum
Jahn (V.R.C.)
6
6
A E. Xavier And A £
Noronha (Recreio)
E
A. E. Brown and S. A. Gray
(St Andrew's)
6
4
R. Maynard and G. S. Ladd
(St John's)
12
C. F. Chiu and P C. Leung
Chung Wahl
3
S. C. Liang and K. F. Chiu
(Chung Wan}
3
C. C. Perera and E. A 13.
Alves (Recreio)
3
0
→
V. D. Bright and A. L. Fisher
(K.C.C.)
3
0
3
S. P. Chan and W. 6. Chung
(King's)
3
3
C. F. Chru and W. H. Choy
3
0
ว
P
C Loung and K F. Chow
(Chung Wal)
3
0
3
E
A. R. Alves and 1 Gosano
{
(Recreio)
3
D. Hazell and A. E. P Guest
(K.C.C.)
D. Kwak and E. Kennard
(St. John's)
6
2
M. M. Davies and B Gilles
pie (St. Andrew's)
B
J. L. Anderson and H S
Jones (K.C.C.)
प
H. T. Woo and K. L L.
(King's)
3
1
J. L. Anderson and D. Hazel!
/K.C.C.)
3
2
H. S. Jones and A. E. P
Gueal (K.C.C.)
3
1
F. H. Kwok and R. E. Lee
(Kowloon Tong)
3
↑
C. F. Chlu and S. C.
(Chung Wal)
3 I
2
F. H. Kwok and J Chan
(Kowloon Tong)
3
2
R. E. Lee and K. M. Lec
(Kowloon Tong)
3
1
P
S. C. Chan and Lee Po (Kow-
loon Tong)
3
1
F. S. LI and
$ C. Liang
(Chung Minh}
3
1
។ 1
3
↑
凸
3
S. T. Chan and S. C. Chan
(Kowloon Tong)
4
W. C. Choy and K. F. Chiu
(Chung Wah}
3
2
E. A. R. Alves and P. A.
Yvandvich (Recreto)
3
2
A.
E. Xavier and R
M.
Soaros (Recreio)
3
་ 2
3 2
B. Godkin and M. Talan
(J.R.C.)
3
2
N. A. E. Mackay and J. A.
Chen (Kowloon Tong)
3
2
1
R. E. Lee and F. S. ка
(Kowloon Tong)
3
2
A. R. Polak and L. Landau
་
(J R.C.)
3 2
1
S. Ramler and B. Godkin
(J.R.C.)
to understand.
3 2
A. Poliak and M Talan
(J.R.C.)
6 5
J
D. Godkin and J. Odell
(J R.C.)
Smith
was
Nowadays she ge's no practice at all.. and is still as grand Notwithstanding the fact that a player as ever. Which proves
consistently getting something.
G 5
1
F. Castro and A. A. Rame.
dios (V.R.C.)
6
5
1
A. Basto and M. M. de V.
Soares (V.R.C.)
6
5
J. MacDonald and H. Ding-
adale (Police)
8
A.
Odell
and S. Ramier
(J.R.C)
3
0
P. P.
Bote'ho and A. 栏。
3
3
R. Hogart and J. Shepherd
(Police)
3
3
D. M. Xavier and S. Souza
(V.R.C.)
3
3
。
3
D
and M. M.
3
(St. Andrew's) ..........
3
M. M..Davis and 'M, Merrett
'St. Andrew's)
3
D
€. H.-Whi'a and d. Tomlinson
3 R
▸
3 3 0
3
3
A. E. P. Guest and E. Zim.
mern (K CC.)
J. Odell and M. Talan (J.R.C)
W. H. Choy and S. F. Loc
{Chung Wan)
D. el Arculli and S. A. Rum-
Jahn (V.R.C.)
Noronha (Rorreio)
IV.R.C.)
A. E.
A. Bisto and A. A. Noronha
Brown Davis (St. Andrew's)
A. S. Bles and V. Merrett
(St. Andrew'a)
$. Ramier and L. Landau
-(JR.C.)'
A. R. Polak and S. Ramier
Landau andı (A... ·Odell'
H. Dingada'e and J. Ferrier
$
(J R.C.)
L.
(J R.C.)
(P.R.C.)
3
3
C. Y. Sin. and J. Shepherd
(P.A.C.)
3
6
A. R. S. Major and C. Y. Slu
(Police)
for
beaten record they have Dow played 12 games. Smith was in brilliant form and was largely responsible
the three wins His registered by this couple. coverage of court left nothing t be desired and in a driving 0) 2smushing duel he almost juvari-
2 ably emerged successful.
Wilson, however, is to be com- mended for the part he played. He was ouite content to take minor role, taking the forecourt at
St. Andrew's 4 3 1 17 10 Polic-
BUSY PAM BARTON
When Pam Barton won
every opportunity and confining the British and American his activities to killing short lobя, and high drops.
very hard.
"ATTABOY"
HEAVY
SHIELD MATCH FORWARDS The annual bowls FAVOURED
match for the "Atto-
boy" shield at Kow- loon Bowling Green Club will be held the Club greens on Monday.
on
All Members intend- ing to play are asked to note that they must be present and sign the list in the Club by 10 a.m. on the day of the match.
KWANTI RACE MEETING
Navy have selected their Rugby Sevens team for the Tournament, on 15th and 22nd February, and they are as follows:
"A" Honeywill; Paul and Carter (Capt.); Bowden; Winter, Watson and King.
"B" Morahan (Capt.): McGill and Kennedy; Rutherford; Poole, Longmuir and Eager.
RESERVES Wilson, Skinner, Palm, or, Hughes and Gallagher.
A third team may be entered at a later date.
on
Practice matches have been ar- ranged, the "A" team meeting the Bank at 5.30 p.m.
Tuesday, February 11, and the “B” an Army side on the same day at 4.45 p.m. The presence of Naval Volun- teers in the Navy teams has caus- ed a surprise, as it was thought they were competing as a separate unit, and has also greatly streng- thened Navy's chances of succeed- ing Club as winners of the Blarney Stone Shield.
They have made sure of three heavy forwards to
ball get the Following are the entries and back, but McGill, Poole and Eager, handicaps for the February rac: all of whom are fast and sound meeting, to be held at Kwanti on tacklers, may be missed by the "A" team before the Tournament February 2
The Shataukok Hurdle Race, concludes.
} (14 Miles)-Classic Hall (160)
Dow-Jones (160), Jack O'Lantern. (160), Morimain (165). Rob Roy
(160) Three Farthings (160) Venture (160), Viber (160) and Zero (185).
SWIMMING EXHIBITION
The Lo Wu Handicap (Six Fur. longs) Arabian Cat (159), Gal- lant Marshal (147), King's Envoy |(135). Lucky Eleven (150), Na-
tional Liberty (149), Plain View At Y.M.C.A. Swimming Pool (135) and Wild Bear (135).
yesterday Rikkyo University team, The Queensland Handicap (14 on their way back to Japan after Miles) Brutus (168).
Colorado
a visit to the Philippines, gave a Star (152), Glorious Star (162), swimming exhibition before local Kiola (140), Sea Urchin (162), swimming enthusiasts in an at- Spectram (140) and Teviotdale tempt to better records set by the Japanese Far Eastern Olympic Swimming team in 1934.
record
broken by
!
was
200
(155).
The Kwant! Cup Handicap (One Mito)-Amber II (150), Circe One
159), Colorado Star (137), Dick Seitro Oura, who returned a time Turpin (140), Schmetterling (135) of 2 mins. 27 secs. for the Sea Urchin (135), Surprise Again yards breast-stroke to better the (143) and Tarzan (135).
mark for the "Y" Pool set in 1934 The San Wal Handicap (One by Reizo Koike. mile)-Double Chance (140), Oura bettered Koike's time of
Call (144). King's 2.28.2. not Emergency
Worthy (148). Phoenix (151).
golf titles in the same Maynard and Ladd were never year, she told Betty De- in the picture although they tried benham, a reporter, that she spent several hours a Fisher and were again the most impressive day in practice and was individual players for Kowloon convinced she could Cricket Club although in their
Wynter-Blythi
I
last
game against Smith and Wilson' play big-time golf with" | Royal Highness (148), Royal Wed- Olympic Games, failed by a fifth their tactics were rather difficult, out doing so.
53.2
Sigeo Arai, third in the
dling Eve (159), Talkative (137), of a second to better Masanori The Leopard (143), The Tigress Yusa's "Y" Pool record of (135) and Wilber (146).
seconds for the 100 Yards Free The Lo Wu Handicap (Six style.
Vale "Furlongs)—Ascot
(159),
Tutomo Hiraga, swimming the Dekko (145), Desert Star (153), 150 yards breast-stroke, was quite the better of them, they allowed Pam has amazing vitality. One Dow-Jones (135), Heddon (150), far off the figures set by Kawatsu themselves to be drawn hour's sleep was her allowance Lancashire Chap (151), National in 1934 in the "Y" Pool, but in re- into playing the type of game he before her match for the "Daily Success (159), Palmer (159) and was dictating that of driving and Sketch" Fund at Verulam. Then Zero (151). clearing. This enabled Smith to
she drove back through the bar- take on most of the play himself rage to her ambulance stat on at 1 He is probably without a
when it comes to these methods and half-court shots up the side- lines and concentrated shor!
a
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0
“Y” HOCKEY TEAMS
The following will represent Y.M.C.A. to-morrow on the Navy ground:
Seconds, 3 p.m. Cleggett; Grant, Railton; Saxby, Tomlin- son, Gorman; Macey, Olson, Dor- mor Fancey, Banks.
peer
Special Sweep
turning 1 min. 46 secs. swam the
first 100 yards in 68.6 seconds to better the Colony record.
Tosio Honma could not better 5 Barnes in time to go on night In connection with the Kwanti minutes for the 440 yards
free duty again.
Cup Handicap, a special Dollar style, but was not far off Shozo Pam's hours are to be chang- Sweep with a limit of 100,000 Makino's mark of 4:58.2 for the
game wou'd have had the effected. she tells me, to 24 hours on, chances is being run. The cost of same pool. Honma covered the
of keeping Wilson occupied and
and 48 hours off.
the
So she wants to be allowed Smith more on the defensive.
Guest and Zimmern, on the fire to help pack and despatch occasion that they have aired off blankets she helps to buy for the
hid very well and their defeat of air-raid victims which are distri- Kwok and Kennard, which, I be, buted by the Fund.
lieve, was rather unexpected.
linched the game for K.C.C.
Interesting Struggle
in
'Two of the weaker teams the Division, Jewish Recreation Chub and Victor'a Recreation Club, obud an interesting- struggle, the
lalter inst emerging victorious by ́
• the odd game. There was not a great deal in the players indivi- dually but the experience and rueed of D. N. Xavier. and Sidar Rumjahn, who won all three o games, proved the doc'ding factor
For the losers Tolan and Jack Odell were in great form, winning j |two games and only losing the third by the narrowest of mar- gins.
In the only other game played, St. Andrew's had little difficulty against Police and only dropped one game, this being secured by former St. Andrew's player, Gil- les; and Gordon,
Firsts v.: Nomads, 4.15 p.m. - 1 The fixture between King's and' Cleggett; Taylor, Courleff; Jordan, Recreio was postponed as, owingį Coombes, Waldron; Spencelayh, to injuries, the former team wore Spare, Hitchcock, Morhan, Dunto, lumable, to fald a side.
a through chance is $10, including first 220 yards in 2 mins. 22.1 secs. the Special Sweep.
to better the Colony record of Tickets can be obtained at the 2 mips, 25 secs. Cash Sweep Department. No. 17. Central, top- Connaught Road,
Goor. }
In the last event Hirago, Oura and Arai swam the 300 yards med- ley relay in 3 mins. 16 4/5 secs.
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