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SOFTBALL
THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 8, 1941 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
Saints Favourred
Favourred NEEDLE
NEEDLE GAME AT
To Beat Indians
Good Umpires Appointed For Vital Game
By "Grandstand”
THE LONG awaited answer to the question, "Who will win the pennant this year?" will be found in the St. Joseph's—Indians clash, scheduled for 1 p.m. on the Kowloon Football Club ground to-mor- row, in the opener of the Senior League triple bill.
During the week, the writer has had an oppor- tunity to indulge in a little crystal gazing, and un- less the glass ball is to prove false this is a banner year for the Collegians.
CURTAILED CRICKET PROGRAMME
At the time of writing it does not appear as though cricket will be possible during the week-end, but even if conditions permit only a very curtailed programme will
be carried out.
tearns,
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SOFTBALL
PROGRAMME
FOR TO-MORROW
SENIOR LEAGUE
(At the Kowloon F.C. ground) St. Joseph's v Indians
(1,00 p.m.)
Cyclones v Chinese Baseballers
(2.15 p.m.)
H.K. Baseballers v Canadian
Chinese (3.30 p.m.)
LADIES' LEAGUE
(At the Kowloon F.C. ground) Wahoos V Baby Panthers
(10.00 a.m.) Wildcata v Canadian Chinese
(11.30 a.m.)
ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE SPORTS
Although hitting power and sound fielding should be able to see the Saints through, the Indians have been a constant threat since their victory over, the Mighty Mohawks, and will be throwing every- thing into this last at-Pionship was tempt to halt the Saints.
Evenly Matched
There is little to choose between Indian finger Kassa Nazaria and Collegian hurler Frankie "Bashful" Consales, though the latter has the slight advantage of having Stan
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The Annual sports of St. Paul's College were held yesterday but owing to the heavy ground
good times were returned.
The Senior Individual Cham
won by Wan Sau tak with 18 points, the Junior by Chui Kin-yan with 16 points and the Small Boys' by lp Kau-wan with 15 points
Results were:
100 Senior
Metres:-1, Ink Pu- shun. 2, Lau Cho-koni 3. Wan Sau-tak Time 126 sees
wah
Junior 100 Metres:-1, Tsui Kutyaan. 2. Leung Kwar-lum; 3, Lee Cho-hung Thine 12.6 sees
Small Boys 100 Metres:-). Yip Kau 3. Yeung Kun 2 Man Hung-ebi. shuen. Time 145 sres Leon.ad. Powerhouse”
Senior 200 Metres:-1. Wan Sau-tak
Lun 1er-komming. Souza and Dave 2. Mak Ting-hung. 3.
THIC 25.55 secs bellid Fue
Junior 200 Metres:-1, Lee Cho-huma
'T'att hield will: 2. Tsui Kin-yan, 3, Tse Ping-luc
426 0 sec Rome
Smalt Boys' 400 Metres:-1, Ip Kat
John Su: 3. Man Kwong-tai T1121 I In 15 6 seps
The only League fixture on the
Cars Gergy revised card is a Second Division
Bambiner undi affair between Indan RC. Civil Service at Sookunjou,
whereas, the lan and though there is
httle to be very
by represented choose between the two
Hamet, Baby" Huckjan Kitchell wah. the fact that the Indians will be
and Obear "Shorty" Areulli. playing on their own ground must be borne in mind and this might prove to be the deciding factor.
Craigengower are down to meet
in St. Joseph's
friendly and should win, while in the only other match on the
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programme
Arbitrators for this game will be Nip Lum, Lino Gosano and Bill Woo.
KOWLOON F.C.
Wildcats Favoured To Win Pennant
By "Grandstand”
UNLESS THE Wildcats suffer a sudden rever- sal of form, they will give those who haven't seen them yet, a real eyeful of aggressive play to emerge winners in their final pennant drive against the Can- adian Chinese, last season's champs, in the spot- lighted game, slated for to-morrow at 11.30 a.m. on the Kowloon Football Club ground.
Heading the long string of Walloping Wildcats is Irene Pereira, who, besides being a most danger- ous distance hitter, knows everything about second base, whilst flashy third-sacker Gloria Mar is a tri- ple threat. She is also proficient with the stick as well as a base-stealing wizard. The others to make up their slugging parade are Lily Mar, Cynthia "Sailor" da Motta, and fork-handed Dolly Brown.
Toeing the rubber for the Untamed Felines, will be Thelma Collaco, who has pitched two no-hit with games this season, Cynthia da Motta working behind the batter,
Mary Ng "Sized Up?"
SEVEN-A NSIDE RUGBY
FINAL TO-DAY
Fire-ball hurler Mary chucking for the Canuckettes, will be the only serious obstacle to the Wildcat's pennant bid. Although Ne still has a lot of the Amy Old Moxie on the ball, having driven her
opponents crazy all through the campaign, it seems that the untamed felines had sul- ved her shoots, by hitting her al- most a will, after the third frame; in their previous encounter, when the Canuckettes were swamped.
Long-Standing Rivalry
The Annual seven-a-side Rugby Tournament for the Blarney Stone Shield will be completed this afternoon when the first game of the Quarter Finals will be played at 3 p.r.
On
C'ub
form current
and
Senior Long Jump:-). Lau Chun-livray,
At 10.00 a.m. the Baby Panthers | Tamar qppear likely finalists and 2 Kwok Tak-shing: 3. Wan Sat-1.ak
tangle with the Green-shirted if the Navy are at full strength Distance. 17 ft. 3 in.
Junior Long Jump:-1, Tse Ping-ful. Wahoos in a game full of rivalry, they should win to bring off the
which dates back ever since Soft-
ball
tu was introduced
Hong Kong.
2
shing.
Ying-chuen.
"double".
Distance: 16 (1, 8 in
Royal Engineers, winners of the Small Boya Long Jump:-1, Jul 0
Army Small Units Rugby League Immediately after this game, the 2, Lo Yick-kong: 3. Tse
and yet undefeated in the Large Recreio juniors should not have Chinese Baseballers tackle Cyel-Distance: 13 ft. 5 in.
The Panther Kittens have been Units League, also hope to do well. Senior Shot Put:-1, Tong Kwok-fan:
The Band of any difficulty in beating II.M.S.!
Middlesex Regi ever since! jones in another "rip-rarin' tus- 2, Chan Pak-cheung: 3. Kwok Tak considerably weakened Tamar.
įsle. Judging from their last
Distance: 33 ft. 7 1.
hindsnatcher Theresa Marques was ment will play between the vari- game with the Saints, the Omar- 800 Metres, Scout-pace:-1, Lo Kar- put out of action, by splitting her ous rounds and at the conclusion the Final the Blarney Stone men seem rather disorganised, but sheung: 2, Chan Fuk-kin: 3. Lui Yick, hand, in an earlier game, and al-, of it is just possible that it was a case
though utility Theresita Botelho Shield will be presented is a fair receiver, there is still winners by Lady Grayburn. of inferiority complex,
plenty of room for improvement in! Following is the draw for the
Quarter Finals:- her pegs to secund:
1.R.C.
SECOND DIVISION
C.C.C.
League
V. C.S.C.C.
FRIENDLIES
Senior
V. St. Joseph's
Junlar
cheung.
Senior Polo Vault:-1, Kan Wah- sang; 2. Wan Sau-tak. Height: 8 ft. 4 in.
Small Boys' High Jump:-1, Ip Kaa- wah: 2, John So; 3, Tae Ying-chuen. Height: 3 ft. 10 in.
Chan Senior High Jump:-1,
Pak cheung: 2, Kwok Tak-shing: 3. Lau Cho-kon. Height: 5 ft.
Junior High Jump:-1, Lee Cho-hang: 2. Tsui Kin-yan; 3, Tse Ping-ful. Height: 4 ft. 10 in.
to
the
Club v. Ciyil · Service. Royal Engineers v, Royal Scots. B. and S. v, Middlesex "B". 8th R.A. "A" v. Tamar and
Lelia Xavier will work on the ! hill for the Pantherettes, whilst Celeste Marques, Thelina “Peanut"
Xavier and! Marques, Regina. "Alec" Mendonca will be guarding | Small Ships.
Manager "Sunburn" Omar, super-optimist, will be starting Pinky Pineda on the mound, with Skelly Razack behind batter.
Chinese
Denham Baseballer Crary, who seems to be chalking up success after success will toil on the slab for the Liumen. Crary should be able to puzzle the Lawrence, J. T. Lockhart, 3. F. Mac Cyclones with his fading upshoots, keung: 2. Miss Hutig-fal: 3, Miss Chief" Noronha will be chucking
Nip Lum re-
Recrcio
V. Tamar
C.S.C.C. 2nd XI:-H. E Strange, C Ainslie. J. Barrow. G. Davidson, F. E.
Gowan, J Mitchell, G. Stone. N. L. Smith and A. Watson
with battery-mate
C.C.C. lat X1-A. M Omar. S. Leonceiving. ard, A. Hung, E. HI, Esmall, U. II. Esmail, G Souza, W K Way. N. In the night-cap. the Hong Broadbridge, T. H. Edgar, G. S. Ladd Kong Baseballers
wind up their and L. Choa.
schedule when they meet the Canadian Chinese. The Maraud- Soares. N. A. Beltrao, J. A. Soares. Aing Mohawkts should be able to
Recreio:-E. A. R. Alves. A. E. Noronha, H. A. Barrus. E. M. L.
H. Remedios, L. J. Remedios, F. J
Prata.
make short work of the Maple
100 Metres (Open, to the. St. Paul's Girls' College) :——1, Miss Young Sik-
Lo Tam-yim. Time: 18.5 secs.
Senior 400 Metres:-1, Wan Sau-tak;
the sacks.
For the Owls, Therese "Big
2. Chang Wal-vue; 3. Lau Cho-kon.first-sacker.
Time: 1 min. 3.8, secs,
100 Metres Did Boys' Race:-1, Cheung Chow, 2, Fung Chung-fun; a Chan Wah-kuen. Time: 12.5 secs.
Junior 800 Metres:- Tsui. Kin-yan: Tsui Kin-wai: 3, Tse-Ring-ful, Time: 2 mins. 40 secs,'
Senior 800 Metres:-1. Chang Wal-
Remedies, A. A. Lopes and A. J. M. Leafs, especially with Canuck hur-yue; 2, Lum Lee-keung: 3. Wong Chow-
ler Geegee Lee's 'prayer' ball.
DRINK
EWO PILSNER
Refreshes and Invigorates
| ping. Time: 2 mins, 41 secs. -
Invitation Relay, Race:-1, La Salle College; 2, King's College; 3, Wah Yan Callogo. Time: 2 mins, 47,4-seca;
Senior 110 Metres, (High Hurdles) 1. Lưu Chokon; 2, Wan Sautak; 3, Tso
Ping-ful Time: 20,2 secs..
"Senior 1,500) Metres:-1, Chong Wal- vue 2. Lan, Londong: 3 Chứ Kin wal Time: 5 mins, 21.0 secp.
Senior Inter group: Helay is Brown, 2, Blue: 3, low.
UNIVERSITY SPORTS
The first day, af, the University sports was held yesterday at Pak- fulam
Results were:
10,000: Metres, (Final);—1, Yong Yuk-wah (May); 2, Tam Khiang khoo (Eliot); 3, O. U. Cheong
4
Following are the teamş
! CLUBS "A!:-H, van Leeuwen, D. K. Stewart. H. D. Bidwell, J; M. Thomson,
c. T. Needham, A. F. Walkden. (Capt.) and R. D. Heasinan.
Reserve:-D. Thomas.
:L/Sgh. Sheldrake,
Jones.
to battery-mate Jackie Anderson. with her usual infield support of:
Yvonne "Goo-goo" ROYAL ENGINEERS:-Spr. Yolle, keystoner. Socorro Gastro. Cpl. Picton. Cpl. Burent. Col. Foley hot corner. keeper Ida.Castro and Capt.), Spr. Martin, L/Sgt. Davis and
Castilho. Jean- short-stop. Irene
Reservest--L/Sat, Brinkley, Cpl Ap- notte. "Blondie" Yolle, "Bunny" berley and Spr, Bees. Abbas, and. Coca: Yolle. will be. hauling down. everything that comes out to the gardens--if they hit, that far.
(Morrison); 4, Br.S. Chowin, (D gard); 5. Raul Liu (Morrison);:& M H Khoo
(Ricci); 7 Hoh Wang toh (May); Time: 44,91 7-101.
NIVJU SERVICE:-A, J, G; Taylor (Capt); L. E. Lammert, T. O, Morgan. J Bedman, B; Hynes, F: Burford: and EW. R: Hackett
Reserve:-3, C, Charter,
·ROMAL SCQ75: "A!:-Płę. Parnaby. Cantt Douglas (Capt.), Capt. Patter son, sau Nealon, 2045, Murs Col
Sutherland; and 2/Lit: Pinkerton».
Reserva-/pl: Gracia,
220 Yards: Low. Hurdles Heat: 1-1, RM Au. (Morrison); 21,$ - Đào Sư Gi G. Matis. 1. G. Mahmood (Lucard); 3; S. Hi Grafton VGH. Unton, J Hutchison. Leung (Ricci), Time: 28: 45 M Macrae B. G: Castision (Capt.) Heat 21, E. Kwai (Hieci); 2; Yandi G., B: Godfrey.
S. Lam. (Morrison); 3, J. N. Chin]] Berseven¬de B. Calls, and; 4. 3. (Eliot)
440 Yards Heat 1-1 F. Kwa (Ricci); 2, J. C. Fenton (Morrie son); 3, Chal Kim-swan (Ella) di P. Vangadasalem (Lugard); Time: 63% Heat 2 -1; S., Singh, (Hur gard); 2 tuni, Pak-huen, (Filkt); 3, N: Singh. (Lugard); 4, P. Tam | (Morrison), Time: 60.
Richards, Szt, Marsh Capt. Skipwith. STHI HRAVM, R697; "Wiely/Bdr. Capt. Hepke. (Raptor Cory Cooks. LyBar. Medermott, and: Gar. Taylor,
Raurkelder Tavlora. MIDDLEARK “Pie, Thompson (89), Rie, Thompson, (39), Sgt. Sturdy, Pie. Samuels, Lite WHloughby (Capt.), Sat) : Durrell and Ete. Wookey. ResserpenD. Mc Holdjordj TAMAR.4, 8MALL SHIRE, “A”—Tel.
Bhot Rut-G) Derkach: (Lu« gard); 2, N Singh. (Lugard); 3 Yaywill, Edz. Tel, Paul, Lt. Carter S. Lam (Morrison); 4 S. 3. Klor (Capt.), A/Ldg. Tel, Bowden, S.B.A. (Rloci); 6, F. Kwal (Ricci); 0, E. Frynn, C.PO. Wir. King and P.O. Mazuza (Lugard); Distance 331t: Wilson, Bin,
Reservat–L.B.A. Palmer,.
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