1941-08-12 — Page 15

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NO ONE STAYING BEHIND

-- Cable, advice" was received thia-morning that "all--mom, bere of: Eastern'o-touring foot ball team have left. Thursday, Island, and are expected♪-In Hong Kong at the end of the month,

SON AND THE ARMY WON THIS TIME BY WAH IKIU

WICKETS, PASSING" THE "AIRMEN'S TOTAL OF 144 FOR THE LOSS OF TWO WICKETS.

SAPPERS WIN ARMY LEAGUE

commence.

Following are the final official standings of the teams in League:

"A"

bouts was recently given in a hangar

One of his nost successful exhibition Royal Engineers "A" at one of the stations of the Bomber won "A" division of Army has yet been long boxing programine in which air-i ¡Tennis · League with 23

men from many

took points,being four points Officer Commanding the Group, many ahead of their » nearest members of the W.A.A.F.. from

given ringside seats.

· rivals, Royal bomber crewn and ground staff.

-A r、m y¦ All together there¦ Ordnance Corps. "gate" of about 1,200. The hangar was cleared of aircraft Sappers dropped only four sets and a ring set up in the middle, bright- during the League. After a slump that lasted not ly lighted by lamps swung from the a few seasons; University cricket high roof. took a definite turn for the better closed the hangar made an ideal box which the Army Championships With the massive steel doors concluded in 10 days' time, after "B" Division is expected to be

last season, and this, was attribut-ing theatre W.A.A F. members sold ed by the undergraduates to the then they rushed to the seats provided programmes until the fights began, many evenings that A. H. Rum-for

them. jahn, former

And on the edge of the University captain crowd stood bomber crews in their fly- and Indian R. C. 1st XI batsman ing kit. They had to leave before the spent on the Pokfulam ground, end of the show, to make last-minute showing the University men the preparations for a raid on Germany. finer points of the game.

Mahmoud says that they will be holding their annual

The Army cooperated by providing a F. A, Staff meeting

demonstration of the "do's and don'ts" | R.A.M.C. meeting shortly, but even before of boxing, an amusing and instructive R.A.S.C. that comes off they were be in-item in which dirty fighting was exag R.A.P.C. viting Rumjahn to act as coach to gerated to point out the moral and 6th A.A., R.A. the team once again.

explain the duties of a referee. It was Royal Signals the only occasion on which the specta- Indian M.S. tors were allowed to use their voices Royal Engineers 1'B" during the fighting. from other bomber stations by car and

Officers and airmen

were brought

bus.

One station sent its orchestra. One of the keenest spectators WD% Len Harvey who, both before and after his own bout, watched critically from First Division H.K.U.T.C. v. C.D.R.: the ringside the performance of the C.R.C. v. H.K.C.C.

v. A.T.C.: C.S.C.C... S.C.A.A.

Many Players' Away

In the meantime the attendance on practice days has not been exceptionally targe due to the fact that a good many cricketers are at present away from the Colony for the Summer vacation, but they are all expected back soon, and cricket at Pokfulam should be in full swing by

the end of the month.

The Sunday morning cricket matches that featured University cricket in the past have received a setback in that those of the cricketers remaining in the Colony for the holidays have had their time claimed by other activities.

"We hope to start our pro-1 gramme of matches for 1941-41 early next month," said Mahmoud. who added that already a few provisional fixtures have been arranged, these to be confirmed arrangements can be made for the use of the ground, the Tennis Club having prior claim during the Summer reason.

as soon as

Army's Part

Final Standings

PW,

Royal Engineers "A" 27 23 R.A.O.C.

"Pis. 4:23

27 198 119 *27** 18 9+18 27 16 11 16 27 12 16.12 27 11:18 11 27 11 16 14 27 11 16 27 9 18 27 5 22

TO-DAYS TENNIS

Following are to-day's League Tennis fixtures:~~

nghts with the stations physical train-K.C.C., v. other boxers. Later he discussed the Becond Division-C.R.C.

ing instructors.

As the uniformed crowd hangur the bombers were from the aerodrome.

left the taking off

Frank Kovacs and Bobby Riggs are regarded by Don McNeill as the big threats to a successful defence of his

tennis singles

American lawn this Summer.

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"Major Sutcliffe, 36, and Ser- geant Hutton, 58 figured in ก good, first, wicket stand for Army, and later : Peter Smith took 5 wickets for 22: being mainly res- ponsible for the alrmen's dismis Two games were played yester- sal. He took the last four for day in the Basketball League, Wah only 14 runs.

Kiu beat Ping Ching by 49 points At Taunton, Somerset beat to 30 and Yu Leang getting the Gloucestershire in an inter-ser- better of Victoria Recreation Club vices match by 184 runs, declaring by 45-35. at 261 runs for nine and then Following were the scorers. R.J.O: Meyer, took 3 wickets for Ping-chan (8), Tang Yiu-ming. (6).. Ng dismissing their rivals for 77. Wah Klu-Tang Fuk-hon (25), Lau

Hol-fu (8), Luk Yao-kan (2), 10 runs after being top scorer with

Ping Ching:-Chan 76, which he hit in 45 minutes.

Yuming (14), The airmen at Hove gained an wing (3), Fung Chik-hung (1), Le Pak-

Cheung Yim-ming

Yan- (14). -Shing exciting 8-run victory, dismissing tat (4), Wong Ho-kwong (1), Fu-Kwok-

Sussex, captained by Maurice tung (2). Tate, for 215, after Pilot-Officer Yu Leang:-Ng Chi-ngan (17), Loung Arthur Gilligan had declared the Wal-hung (14); Tsơ-Sal-wong- (4), Kam

· Air-Force-innings at 223 for 9. Yim (8), Sam Cho-wing (2), Wong

The airmen were indebted to Tung pho (2) Sergeant Qakes for 101 not out. J. Xavier (6), R. Maxwell' (8), M. Got- V.R.C.-A. Azedo (16), A. Alves (2).

put on over 100 runs. after the County's first, wicket had¦(2). Later he took 4 wickets for 31 trez (2), G. N. Gosano (1), L. Rosario

Another Air Force XI drew

TABLE TO DATE

Chinese Y.M.C.A.

with Nottinghamshire at Trent South China Bridge, scoring 190 for 8 after the National University County had declared at 289 for 9., Wah Kiu Sergeant Hardstaff hit 119 for Air Residents' Union Force

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SOUTH CHINA BEAT

KOWLOON: TONG

- sets,

Black Cats Youths

Sing Too Indian Police Yu Leang V.R.C. Bank Union Trojans

Ping Ching

English Football 29,287. Inst, scason.

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Association lost

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Forced..to concede three owing to the non-appearance of T: E. Ling and S. K. Yee, Kowloon Tong Garden City Association were beaten by South China, by 8

Horace Landrum, Australian · snooker sets to 1 in Second Division

of champion, has started a campaign, for Lawn Tennis League yesterday. war funds, and two exhibition matches

S. C. Dew and P. C, Szeto (S,C.A.A.) ¡have produced £25,15 and £35. beat F. H. Kwok and P. Fletcher 75 lost to E. Lee and C. C. Ma......

K, Hy--Ip/ând>W< H//Ho÷.(S.C.A_A.) beat Kwok and Fletcher

| beat. Lee «andy Ma ..........

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The Quarter Final game in the Colony Lawn Bowls Rinks Championshipühe- 8-3tween

C. S. Rosselet's championship *** 82 - rinkṛ(R- Basar A;; E,-Gostes-and J.-S. Landolt) and U-M: Omar's rinic:(K, M. 63 Omar, A. M. Omar and B. Wy Brod- 6-bury) will be played on Sunday next

at Kowloon Football Club.

Indications are that Corwin Clatt will W. T. Lee and -W: 0~~Hok" (3.6.A.A.) further, hip, education: at- University of beat Kwok and Fletcher Notre Dame. Corny Clati was East beat Lee and Ma Peoria Community High's All-Illinois full-back. A-200-pound; battering,ram. he was besieged by alumni and repre-

crown sentatives of more than 30 colleges.

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In the inter-zone finals in the French P.W.LID. F. A. Pts.tennis tourney in Paris on August 3

3. 3, 0. 0:25

6 Destremeat

defeated Ramilion by 2 2 00:142 32 4 6-4, 2-0, 6-3, 6-4, while Boussus 4 and Destremeau defeated Ramillon and 2 Nartet 7-5 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.

In the ladies' singles Mile. Welverts defeated "Mme: Peghers by 6-3; 0-0, while in

S.G,A.A. Flying-officer Dan Maskell, profe" | C.8.C. Owing to the fact that Volunteersional of the All-England Club, beat K.T.0.£.A. duties etc.. have made it impossible; Squadron-leader C... E. Malfroy, the K.C.C. for Talkoo and Recreio to arrange New Zealand Davis Cup player, in a A.T.C. date for the completion of their Second Red Cross lawn, tennis tournament at G.S.Ç.C. Division Lawn Bowls League game! Bournemouth recently by 8-0. 7-5. which was abandoned, owing to rain. This was one of the rare occasions on August 2, it has been decided to when amateurs and professionals were leave it over till the end of the season

opposed in a serious match.

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A newly-fledged Officer of Royal Air Force is Pilot Officer C. F. Walters, better known ав the Worcestershire captain for five years, and who led an England XI against Australia in the 1934 Test series, Waiters, who has jus completed a training course

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Mohammedan Sporting Club qualified for the Semi-final of the Indian Football Association Shield tournament by beat, ing Calcutta Football Club by 4 goals Administrative Officer, has now taken to 1 on Sunday--Reuter.

up his duties at R.A.F. Headquarters,

Easier Golf

CHANGED PUTTING

STANCE

By Best Ball

as

When Craig Wood changed his putting style, he apparent- ly also changed his luck far as major championships are concerned. For thirteen long years Wood had watched others win that most coveted of golf ütles, the National Open Championship. This year, his. fourteenth" attempt for the crown, he struck the Jackpot. Three strokes ahead of the field in both the Na- tional Open and the Masters' Open is sufficient proof that Wood's présent position" - as top ranking pro is deserved. Powerfully built, around 200 ........pounds in weight, the present champion is one of the longer hitters, skilled at all shots from tee to green with the added ability of concentrating hard on each stroke."

putted

For years Wood from n-crouching' stance over the ball his left leg braced, ÷ He discovered that this bend- ing over position tightened his muscles, prevented "him", from hitting the ball in a relaxed and comfortable position. The result was; a stroke on the

CRAIG WOOD, POPULAR NEW

| NATIONAL OPEN

CHAMPION,

CES RECENT

SUCCESSES TO

PHENOMENAL PUTTING

¡CHANGED PUTTING

STYLEĽFRÓM.

CROUCHING TECHNIQUE

| No.7:LUCKY? FOR WOOD MON GREEN TO

HAS BEEN MARRIED 17 YEARS MORE UPRIGHT HIS. DOG IS 7 YEARS, OLD

STANCE STARTED OPEN WITH !7 ON FIRST HOLE-

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jabbing side and a goodly share" of missed putts, Re- cently Wood switched to an upright style reminiscent of the form employed by Bobby Jones when the Atlantan was. winning championships. Wood, as illustrated-here, now stands more upright and "strokes" the ball in a smooth,

even method,

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the ladies, doubles Mlle. Welverts and Umpires in (the American national File: de Saint-Omer won by 6–3, 6–1 semi-pro baseball tournament, this Sum-against-- Mlle. Charpenel and Mile, mer are wearing white uniforms.

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