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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 3, 1941

HOCKEY CUP

FINAL FIXED FOR SUNDAY Great Battle Expected Between Middlesex & Rajputs Signals Proving THREE ONE-DAY CRICKET

A Force In

Waterpolo League MATCHES PLAYED AT HOME

By "Squaddy"

THE FINAL of the Garrison Cup between Mid- dlesex and Rajput's is scheduled to take place on Sunday at 4.30 p.m. The match will be played on the excellent hard sand itch at Shamshuipo.

The ground p the of the best in thử Volony has thg a tendency to merease the speed of the game and the two teams are quite famular with an exciting tule It must he re- Is anticipated

"Diehards" that the membered only dropped me prit in l Hackey League and that was the Rajput's mispred play, when a draw Win the outcome when flee 1wO great how key clashed eanly in the year

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A Colonel I. Newnham, M.C'. Hockey Pe dent of the Area Acoenation, will present the Bonbon Cup to the winners at i the conelion of the game

WATERPOLO

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Sarmak gave an excellent ac-

on Sunday i 1 themselves when They beat European YMCA at Victoria Barracks The Hane itself was clean, fast.

confirmed the

cmd that united we stand divided

Lall, for the "Sig were the.

in camperaften

Their passes were carried ota tha DEPOISIDH that reminded

CAMBRIDGE

TENNIS

SUCCESS

Cambridge

Uni- versity had a narrow win over Oxford Uni- versity in the 'Varsity tennis match played at Oxford yesterday.

The Light Blues won the singles by but lost 5-1

the doubles by 3-6. Reuter.

HOME SOCCER FIXTURES

of military parade, being Dappy, clear and concise, no time useless dilly- goal played the game of his life being wasted in

dallying Many a time when a goal seemed

and If Royal Corps of Dots intesi able he was there. It is true that he let a couple past but the Dahes, can keep this up in their there blame for that rests on the shoul- theonan: fixtures then

can only be one outeume of the lick

Lazague. They ille Windell Waterpolo standard rather lucky to have a swimming for the week-end:

to their Barracks) Sunday pool so close DIPL

which enables them to obtain the Wales

for maximum amount of time practice

dets of the

defence

Kaline

for

of Couperation. IF plays 11 against the Rajput- the "Diehards" shall have a great burden lifted from their shout- ders.

Following are the home fixture

INTERNATIONAL MATCH

" England LONDON CUP FINAL

Reade SOUTH REGIONAL

V Stoke

Brentford

Middlesex Leiceste lose to Com-Millwall

The match Tottenham moments Westham

sides Aldershot It seem-

Sgt. Crowley, coach of Middle- In the same pool sex, organised the trial with the were uniticky to

Small Units. bined ell- express purpose of

two dull

both when

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abled to turn out the strongest had one team against their opponents. He at the close, has a very healthy respect of the seemed to be wearying. latters' hockey prowess,

though the Whilst in the Rajput's training Berry, the ex- Diehard” quarters nothing much is said keeper, were missed by the team, Preston

be and it will be a long time before

the main theme seems.

As

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Crystal

V

Fulham

V

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Queen's Park Watford

V

Bury

V

Bolton

V

NORTH REGIONAL

Manchester

of services

goal-Oldham

action and the Rajjis themselves they will be able to replace him.

Liverpool

CHESHIRE COUNTY

Stockport

BOWL FINAL

V Chester REGIONAL MATCH

Mansfield

V Chesterfield

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FIRST ROUND

V Hamilton

Airdrie Celtic

V

Hibernian

Falkirk

V

Rangers

Hearts

V

Queen's Park

V

Clyde

Motherwell

V

Dumbarton

Patrick

V

St. Mirren

Third Lanark

V

-Reuter.

Albion Rovers

Nichols Plays Big Part In Heavy R. A. F. Defeat

THREE CRICKET MATCHES WERE PLAYED' AT HOME YESTERDAY (WHITMONDAY) MOST IMPORTANT BEING A FIXTURE BETWEEN THE REST OF ENGLAND AND ROYAL AIR FORCE AT LORD'S WHICH RESULTED IN A WIN FOR THE FORMER TEAM. MANY TEST CRICKETERS TOOK PART IN THIS MATCH.

ARMY WIN SOCCER FINAL

The Airmen were de missed for 51. the Esex profesionals, Ray South and Nichols faking 5 for 11 and 3 for 18 respertively. Wright two Ken look The other i wickets for three runs.

The Rest of England lost their first two wickets for seven runs hut R. E. S. Wyatt, former Eng- Iand Test opening batsman, and past The British Army beat Royal Nichols carried the score At Force by 8 goals to 2 m the their opponents' before Wyatt was

for 42. Nichols Pnal of the Inter-Allied Services out

was un- Pod 1 Cup of Stamford Bricive! defeated at the close with 50 to yesterday. 8,000 spectators his credit when the total score watched the game.

was 113 for 3.

As a curtain raiser the army teams from Norway and Belgium, Leicestershire had a big win over who had reached the Semi-Final | Northampton in another one-day their oppon- ; of the competition played a match match, dismissing

13.

the Kelguns won by 4 goals ents for 57 before lunch, Smith Scorers for Uhe winners taking 6 for 21. C. S. Dempster, Landrie (2) Schuerman New Zealand's leading cricketer and Busser while Hagen scored then made 36 and Berry 23 and these two scored enough in an opening partnership to win.

a three for the losers.

As the letrament title indi- from allied Services en es teams

but the n England participated Radish Army and Air Force were always favourites for the Final as he'r players were mainly League

International players.

A thrilling first half saw four

AL Nottingham, Nottingham- shire beat Derbyshire by 10 runs. Not's had first lease of the wicket and scored 139 and then dismiss- ed Derbyshire for 129, despite a

ca's shard then the Army's bril-fighting 51 by Payton. Woodhead of Notts, with 5 for 15, and Mit- forwards dominated play chell of Derbyshire with 6 for 40,

nest

The gearers for the Army were returned the best bowling figures.. Fde ston (31 Dennis Comp'on -Reuter.

"Birket. Welsh and Hagun

and for Air Force Fenton and K'chen.

Saving certificates

were pre-

ented to the players as memen- toes while the Cup was handed to official of th victors by a high

Roval Air Force.

Caplain Margesson. Minis'er of

War

was present and also the Norwegian Foreign

Reufer.

BIG RACING

Minister. --

UPSET AT HOME

There was a big racing upset at Salisbury yes- terday, when six Derby candidates were among the nine runners in the Mile and a Quarter Derby Trial Stakes, in which Owen Tudor was made warm favourite at 7 to 4 on but Mrs. Macdonald who Buchanan's horse, ridden by Harry Wragg had won two races earlier in the programme, was well beaten by the 8—1 Friday. Prince, owned by Mr. F. Williams and ridden by Lane.

Actually Owen Tudor only just|

got second place by half a length from the 20-1 outsider, Mr. R. Dawson's Mazurin, ridden by Bartiam,

Gordon Richards, the champión Jockey, who sustained a broken

leg at Salisbury three weeks ago, colt, is obviously outstanding

is still in pain and the leg, has among two-year-olds and been put in another plaster cast. for the third time this

·won

season

It is likely to be several weeks when it beat Tornado by a length to in the Two-Year-Old Plate, with before Richards 'will be able

Roman Emperor third. Myro- Walk again."

the bella gained its other wins at Tury Prince, wirlcir wor Derby Trial Stakes yesterday at earlier Salisbury,» meetings, It 8-1,-1s owned by Mr. Williams, was a hot favourite at 9-2 yes-"

a young Army officer, who

now a prisoner of war.

His Majesty's Myrobella,

is terday and Wragge always, had

a comfotable ride for his third awin of the "Gay,—Reuter.

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