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THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 18, 1941.

SENIOR TITLE

ARMY TO ENTER3TEAMS MACAULEY WINS IN H.K. TENNIS LEAGUE AT D.B.S. SPORTS

By "Squaddy" Hockey

IN the

Hockey

Rugby Football

TO-DAY, in the Large Units Units' Large

Rugby League, Royal Engine- League Middlesex Regimenters will play the Combined Small have a seven-point lead over the Units and should have no difficulty 5/7th Rajput Regiment.

in accounting for them. The En- de-gineers have not yet lost in this

On Saturday the Middles Teated the H.K.S.R.A. by seven League. goals to three.

Matches played during last week were as follows:

5th A.A. Regt. RA beat HK SR.A. 2-1.

5/7th Rajput Regt. beat Com- bined Small Units G

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Fortress Royal Engineers

The Royal Artillery will play the Middlesex Regiment and this should prove a good game as the sides are evenly matched. LEAGUE STANDINGS

COMMAND SPORTING

BADMINTON

EVENTS FOR WEEK CHAMPIONSHIP

RESULTS

TO-DAY

Large Unita Rugby League, Sookun- poo-Royal Engineers V Com. bined Small Units, 3.00 pirts; Royal Artillery v Middlesex Ne- giment, 4.30 pm Tennia-Colony Championships. Hong:

Kong Cricket Club. 5:00 p.m. Hockey, Quadrangular Tournament

Indian Ar British Aring V Sharshutpo, 4.30 p.m.

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A the Annual General Meeting the Army Tennis Leagur held on Monday the following offietals were selected for the com-

ing season

HR Hyde. Bushell

{ President-Cap Secretary - 17/Cpl. (Corps Military Police)

Committee Major D} ť E Grose (Royal Engineers), (pl. Husband (Royal Signals). S/Sgt Mitchell (Royal Engineers), S/Sgt Adams (ADC) and represeny- tatives from Royal Scots and Mid- dlesex Regiment

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It was propoxant by Capt RE 1/Upl Dove (Royal Signals). Guest and carmed that an Army (pl. Neve (Royal Scots and Bar Esangies championship should Anderson (12th Hvy. Regt. RA. included in the competitions Sgt. Crowley (Middlesex Regt. the season, open to all Officers. Sgt. Creston (Royal Engineers, ÎN CO% and Men Sgt. Wakirim Middlesex Regt ).E A proposal by RAMC Leut Clague Royal Artillery 3, [separate League should be run my Pie. Sheehan (Middlesex Hegy 1. Gair Offrers' teams was defeated Pie. Hitchcott (Royal Scots), Cpl Au applications by Major A. Shaw (Royal Engineers) and Cpl. Rosenbloom for permission to en- Singleton (Royal Engineersă.

fer a team in the “A” League eon- Reservec: C'p! Albany (Royal ; sasting of two Indian Medical Ser- Scots) and S/Sgt Saxby Royal Vie Meers and the Engineers)

This same team will play agams! | Royal Navy on Friday at Kone Park bully off 4.30 pm

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Athletics-Middlesex Reft

p.m.:

Meeting. (51- 2:0

Units Meeting, Chatham Road, 2.30 p.m. Rugby-Club "A" v Royal Engine

ers, Club ground. 5.15 pm Tennis Colony Championships, Hong

Kong Cricket Club, 5.00 pm.

THURSDAY Snooker--Anny League, 14th Hound.

Soldiers' Club, 800 p Tennis Colony Chmapionships, Honu Kong Cricket Club, 3:00 pm Athletic Meeting-Middlesex

Shamshupo, 230 pin

FRIDAY

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TO-DAY'S TENNIS

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The Diocesan Boys' School sports were held yesterday. The sen- for championship was won by J

Ma- enulay, the middle by Tam Kok-ling and the tublot by P. Mugford,

Results:

100 Yards (Senior) :-), H Wong: 2, L. Jernakoff, J. Macaulay idend heatı, Time 11 275 Middle. -i, E Read; 2. Tau Kok-ling: 3 1. Lim. Time: 17 2/5 Junior

Mugford: 2. Ne 1um-luk, 3. La E-shan Ti

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are results of barl- championship matches Height: 5 It played last night at King's Col- | Heat: 2. Tan Kok-ling: 3. E. lege:

Men's Junior Doubles P. C Leung and K F. Chiu bent E. A. R. Alves and P. P. Botelho, 17 15. 15 10.

C. C. Pervira und A E Xavier beat J. Hooi and T. B. Teoh, 15 - 4,

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(Senior) 1. Lin Hong- Macaulay, 3, S. Hall ins. Middle.. E Guest Junior -1, Chab

Height Ng Luro-fuk.

Height: 4 ft 7 15 Kwok-king 2.

3 ft 7 ins

Sack Race (Middle), -1, P Yew: 2. 1. Lim. 3. Tan Kok-in. Junior-1. Ng Luck-fuk. And Marley King Cheung -

WI (tie); 3. C

220 Yards (Senior)

J Macaulay. 2, J Jernakaff; 3. F. Lam Tim. A. 1. Fisher and P. Wynter Junior 1, P. Mugford; 2. Lee E. Byth heat P. A. Yvanovich and B. T. Gosano, 152, 155.

Mixed Doubíka · Patrick Wong and Miss O. RI- beiro bên; E. and Mrs. Zimmern, 15-0, 15-4.

COMBINED SMALL UNITS SPORTS

Preliminary heals for the Com- bined Smalt Units Individual ath- letic meeting were held yesterday at The Chatham Road Held

The following are the success- ful contestants who will enter the Anals to be held to-morrow after-

noon

100 yards. Sgt. Montfel, R. A | F. Marth, RA.SC. Browe, Senjor

ant Baggs.

200

yarde: Manfield.

Tart and Brown.

shan. Time 32 2/5 Middle 1. E Head; 2. Tan Kok-ling: 3. B Lin Time 29

Three-Legged Race (Middle). -1, HendW Newbern, 2. Fung King-chop P Yew: 3, 8 Lim J Ramsey Jun- 1 Mugkuta W. Lam, R, Chan Kwok-kin-Lee E-shan and Lui T-e-chlu- | Kwok Wat-chiu ties

410 Yards (Senior) 1. J Maiuulay

Tim 2. C Rosselet: 3. 17 Truon

Kok-Jing: 2, E Read, B. Tang Kwing-vew Tier 62

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Middle 1. E Read: 2, Tan Kok Top, 3. 23 L Distance 15 10 9 DIS Junto 1. P Mugford; 2, Lee Roshan 3. Chan 2 wok-dir Distantes 12 t

Obstacle Race (Senior) Wong Kai- Theunk.

Macau- 2. N Masters, 3. W Middle Martin Jax

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Ram- Yew, 2. J sep 3. Tan Kok-Ing Junior 1 F Mugford: 2. NA Luen-fuk: 3. Chan Kwok-kan

C.C.C. CRICKET

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E Zimmern (Capt.), A. B. Ham- sun. A J. Hulse, A. Hung. A KI Ismail, S Loomard, T. 1, ck, A M. 12. D. Trun # J Macaulay Middle

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BADMINTON TOURNEY

Following is to-day's Badmin- ton championship programme AT CLUB DE RECREIO Men's Junior Doubles

p.m.).

and A. C. Cheung (7

Men's Junior Singles R. M. Lavalle v Peter Lo (7.45 p.m.).

The following points were also agreed upon: --that the League J. L. Anderson and W. Gillies A should start before the end of w. T. Ho April; that in the event of incle- ment weather a definite decision would always be given by 1 p.m. as to whether the courts were playable or not.

Athletics

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. S. Young v J. Tsang (9.30 p.m.).

Mixed Doubles

E. Gillespie and Miss Wong v H. E. Eardley and Miss D. Eard-!

(9.15 p.m.).

IN the course of this week two ley

Units are holding athletic meetings Combined Small Units) [are holding their meeting at Chat-

ham Road to-morrow to enable i them to select their teams for the Command Athletic Meeting, while) Mddlesex Regiment are holding their Sports at Shamshuir $ \ !*}* tu-morrow and Thursday,

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Association Football

N Second and Third Divisions of the Football League, the two top teams are still fighting it our for League honours.

ARMY CRICKET SEMI-FINAL

The semi-final of the Large

Tournament Units Cricket

be- |tween Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery will be played at Soo- kunpoo to-morrow afternoon. The winners will meet the Combined Small Units in the final on Thurs- day, March 27, at Sookunpoo.

C.S.C.C. CRICKET

TEAM

The Second Division title, which The following "will represent rests between Royal Engineers | Civil Service C.C. in a Junior and Royal Army Service Corps, is League match against Policć on still in the balance with the En- Saturday: gineers, having one game in hand,' being one point in the lead.

In Third Division Royal Air Force and Royal Signals, with the same number of points, will prob- ably, decide matters on the Inst game of the season: Both have

H, E. Strange (Capt.). G. Anslio, J. Barrow, G. Davidson, F. E. Lawrence, T. Lockhart, J. F. MacGowan, J. Mitchel, N. L. Smith, G; Stone, A. Watson.

played 20 matches; won 11 and Sports Secretary drawn four, and have 32 points.. Signals, thus far, have ““had fewer goals scored against 'them

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NAVY RUGBY TEAM

FOR TO-MORROW

The following team háy bơôn chrwerts to represent Navy against Club "AT T Wednesday, on Club Fround

Dan-

Wright. McGill Pl Wilson Fact Bowden, Carter and Rutherford ger. Faxer: Fiyon, Stockham, Ingus. Watson and Palmer

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Gained by Club. Yellow, 167, Hue, 183. Cieen 801⁄2; Brown, 6211⁄2

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Throwing The Cricket Dall esentat 1. J Macaulay, 2. S Hall; 3.H¬u BYuang o Distance 74 ads 61015

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