1949-03-07 — Page 3

Struggle For 1st Place In Hockey League Keen

(By KIMBERLEY!

With Khalsa holding Club de Recreio, the leaders in Hockey Loogue, to a scoreless draw at Boundary Strock yesterday, and Army, who are second in the Table, gaining full points in a match against the RAF whom they boat by two goals to nil, the struggle for first place in the league is likely to develop into a needle affair.

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Even at this stage, there are indications that cham- plonship honours will be between Recreio and Army. The former by reason of their strength, are slightly favoured.

Protestants Fare Well Under Reds

Continued from Page 2)

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Kong and wet up here for the line being. We are deeply sympathe the with the ruliffeužties and cust involved in this movement to crowded and Kong, in neklition to the diap- ponticent at having to be ated from the regular field of work and perhaps witnessing the apparent dissipation of the dévot- el and fasthful work of yours,

Army, however, la creeping slowly but very surely up the ladder, being only three points behind Recrejo with more games to play

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Should both teams finish, their Axtures--with some five to six games to go-Army will end only Roerelo who of a point behind Plate have been taking things ra- ther eastly iri hockey duo mainly. believed, 10 badminton and of their best playera. tennis calling on good manter

meun either the championship or the next best position for Recreio. The game yesterday galost Klisa

them very nearly lost valuable points. These two teams which have succeeded against Macao where a Colony combina

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 7, '1940,

Off For Lion Rock Peak

More than 60 persona participated In. yesterday's 'Lion Rock mountain race. Inset (left to right) thows Chan Wong-ho who came in second, Leung Kit who came in fret,, and Au Dang-yim who finished third.-"China Mel" Photo.

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Pork Eating

7,000 See Freeman Win In Colony

In Badminton Singles

London, March 5.

Every game from now on will A crowd of 7,000 in Harringay Arena today sqw Dr. David Frooman (U.S.A.) beat Ooi Teck Hock (Malaya) to win the men's singles in the All-England Badminton Championship by 15-1, 15-6.

tion have falled,

Heercio bent

some

"At the same time, this pines Macno fast Easter while Khalsa a very hetovy strain up the ex- defeated them just before the In- isting cliureh institution and statt terport, which, incidentally, Hong hire, which are mufficient to Konk only managed to draw,

It was not surprising, therefore, care for the needs of Hong Kong itself.

yesterday produced It would inve been well that if the often projected General homents of ireally bright hockey Mission Business Ageney could in the Reerelo-Khalsa "affair.

The two teams, play it similar established have been already her by the jobat netion of the type of hockey, namely, a closely

felics

with

varkar missiemary bodies. Ar Is the Church Guest House, and the Reverend Dr. Harth, the Ra verend F. Short, the Reverend J. F. Sandbach, and the Hasle Mis- Flon are under never ending pressure which is sometimes in- rouriderate and ill judged,

Plain Facts

Miss A. S. Jacobsen (Denmark) .beat her com

patriot, Miss A. Sevendsen 8-11, 11-8, 11-4, to win the women's singles.

Despite the score, Freeman, | 28-year-old American, was given the hardest fight in the championships by Ool Teek Hock, the strongest of Mainya team.

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After a tong rally during which service changed at least A dozen times. Dol at last managed to score his sixth and

Freeman turned on

the heat and scored the next

knot magoctevring wings spreading,

In the first set, Freeman quick- Herrelo's forward Hine, superior 'y took the Best nine points when Ool Terk Hock had just about to Khalsu's, found the latter's de-

comprising of fence,

got himself warmed up and com- veteran Bertio Guest and Khan at the menced forcing Freeman to fight back positions, impregnable,

gach point. Service changed Guest soon cought the eye yes-hands many times before Free-

with his turday

man could score his next two extremely impressive performance at right points. At this stage. Dol won wing. His combinations with hack service as with a beautiful "It is more than tline that a

Bertie Gosuno (right-in) has de-accurato smash he took his first Central Mission Business Agency veloped into a well-known force, and only point in this set. Free was set up here

The Dockyard Recreation Club, man shouted truly "Oh, Gee" seconded or appointed for s almost a new team important piece of work. Per-

going Home, te smashes, managed to win Taps the reluctance to do this has many of its member today with | However, Freeman, with accur- the

the Dutch

Chub Hockey to the set 15-1. draw, each side netting once.

Dockyard put up a terrific spurt

with o

heen in the desire, well enough

founded, to have the central gunisation of missions to Chino is China, and not in the colony of a foreign empire.

In

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Hong Kong la a pörk, sat- ing city.

In January, 64,435 swine were Blaughtered at the Colony's two slaughter houses.

January's figure showed that during that month, the Colony consumed 9,983 more swine than the

average monthly figure of last year. Total animals slaughtered

In January was 58;491, This. Included 3,451 cattle and 605 shoep and goats.

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Goldsmith Wins Climb

Leung, Kal, 21-year-old foil of a goldsmith shop, Won the 9,000- metre Lion Rock mountain climbing contest at Kowloon Cliły yesterday. Ho completed the courto in 14 minutes, lo seconds,

The 50-year-old amateur long distance trainer Au

Hong.

: who game fourth in Murathon held on January 1, was the 36th partici pont to pass the finishing line.

There were 31 contestants. Only one of them failed, to com- elete the course. He collapsed finif way.

The race started' at 10.30 a.m. snú most of thu contestants renclied the finishing: paint at the peak of Lion Rook in about 20 minutes.

Prizes were presented to the first contestants by Mr. Chun Wei-nang, chairman of the, con- fest, at the playground near the bus terminal at Waterloo Road where they started.

Results:-

First, Leung Mai, Anished in 14 minutes 10 seconds; 2nd, Ching Wing-ho, finished Jn 14 minutes, 30 seconds; 3rd Au Dong-him, finished In 15 minutes, 44 seconds;,4th, Fung Kok-chong; finished. In 10 minues, 66 seconds.

Annual Academy Honouring Saint

The Annual Academy in honour of Saint Thomas Aquings, patron; of All Catholic Schools, took

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into and Mrs. Baja. Holders of the women's dou- Bill which will bles file, Denmark's Mrs. Tony effect on March 8.

Representatives of the various Thorndahl, Ahm and Kirsten

Mr. Hu Yueng-shing,

chair religious congregations in lost their crowns when they were man of the Association, said that Colony were aled present includ-

most regrettable beaten by England's Mrs. H. 8.it

that ing the Jesults, the Canosalan reply Uber and Miss Q. M. Allen., The 30

been hos

received Sisters, the Sisters of St. Paul, score was 15-8, 15-10.

from the Secretary of State on the Maryknoll Sisters of St. Ool Teek Hock and Teoh Seng the matter, but altempts will be Dominic and the Sistern of, the Khoon (Malaya) won the men's continuod ip fight for the with Precious Blood.. A large number.

championships

of when drawal doubles

the B

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of seminarians for the priesthood bent Daye Freeman and "Just because certain Euro-from Aberdeen were also pro- Wynn Togers (United States) 15-peans, unable to get accommoda-sent, as well as several members 5, 15-6.

tion elsewhere owing to the gen-or some newly-arrived Dutch Freeman and Rogers quickly cral housing shortuge, want the Franciscans. established a 4-0 lead. As the hotels to put them up Indefinite- The opening speech was de of attacking which had the op-me more into prominence and Malayans warmed up they grorder us to provide the solution Sanchez, O.P., who thanked, the l

ly, Cloveniment

turn to us and livered by the Reverend Fr. M dually fought back to four-ail, man by five points to four. Then Teoh found weakness in Rogers for their problems," said Mr. Reverend F. T. Sheridan, S.J. for Ooi began to tire and allowed defence and repeatedly smashed Hui

This active part in the planning Freeman to force the pace to the shuttle past him to pile up

There were over 80 people pre-of the programme. lead 8-5. Ooi then recovered but a 10-4 lead over the American chiu, secretary of the association, sent, ineluding Mr. Wong Tal- could not score again until Free-Dol also found weakness D man had reached 11-5.

and: Messrs Lam Puissang, J.B. Gardiner, Chang lubang, and Choy Kam-habg.

held

position pinned down for a good part of the gosiė.

The Dutchmen scored first, but

"This view is strongly heid

London and New York, and Dockyard drew level before half-

other places remote from the actual scene.

time, after which there was further scoring.

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Navy defeated the Police team by two goals to nil scoring in both halves, the first goal being accounted for by Hankin. Police

but a more compact Navy side neutralised every effort to break through.

"The plain facts appear la in- diente that the business of the missions can no longer be satis- factorily ranged from Shanghai without a good clea of help from Hong Kong. It is here respoel-made repeated attempts to score

In recent fully pointed out that

had not Hong Kong been a peaceful, orderly British posses sion, and sympathetic to Christian work in Chin, the missionary missionary work of the Church in Chinn would have been gravely hampered, and many missionaries would have been without entry, a place of communication, supply. refuge, and ogress."

To Stick To Jobs Meanwhite Catholic mission- aries in China have made up their minds to stick to their jobs and carry on as best they can under the Communist rule.

Full results: Khalso

0 Recreio

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Army Navy HKU

2 RAF

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2 Police

0

4

Z Civil Service Dockyard 1 Dutch HC

The YMCA-Cable and Wireless game was postponed.

5 Injured In Bus Accident

In the second set the Malayan

at one time was lending Free-

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HIGH SCORING FEATURES GAME

High scoring featured the Inter-Hong Cricket match br- tween Jardine's "and Dodwell's al Chater Road yesterday, which ended in a draw.

Dodwell's had first lease of the wicket and were able to muster a

total of 208 ruas, thanks to bright batting by Simpson and Frank- lin, who knocked up 95 and 30 respectively.

The remaining batsmen fatted badly, not one of them being able to reach double figures.

Sellars was the most success-

ful bowler, taking eight wickets for 66 runs. Barciny dismissed twu batsmen for 33 rus

Top level Catholics here inter- viewed by the United Press

A Com-

trame accident pointed out that despite

occurred munist attempts to interfere with shortly after 2 pm. yesterday at mission work, the Communists the junction of Murray Road and Queen's Road East near Garden vios abandoning vid Road, resulted in the injuries of but Are gradually lence as a incans of hinderle ve passengers on board bus No. Hawthorn, who scored 62: before the work of missions, Missionar- ies here take hope in the fact 48R5, that since-Aprit, 1940, no Catho-

Rogers and kept the service well clear of Freeman. The Malayans then quickly finished the set,

In the second set both Ool and Teoh

tran concentrated en Rogers and led 7-0 before Free- man with crafty lobs in mid- court gave the American 'four points.

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FACTORY ACCIDENTS

Three workers were injured THO

daily in Hong Kong's factories Malayans managed keep the shuttle out of Freecial statistics.

during January, according to om- man's reach and very rapidly reached 14-4.

with an overture by the Students

The programme commenced

Orchestra, after which there was a scholastic debate on a theolo gical: thena between-come of the Dominican students.

A talk was then made by Fr. Sheridan on "St. Thomas through tte eyes of G. K. Chesterton," followed by a talk by Reverend Fr. F., Gutierrez, O.P of St. Thomas on Beauty Culuire.

In the same month 70 ne- In their anxiety to get the tories. Injuries to workers were soccer

cidents wore recorded in the fac In a Senior Division School Fame at Happy Valley match over quickly, the Malayans caused by contact gave away another two points chinery, fails, burns, explosion, continued in winning, vein, beat- with ma- yesterday, St. Joseph's College before emerging with the chum-falling objects, scalds, and gassing Wah Yun 'College by aix pionship.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stephens (U.S.) beat Wynn Rogers (0.5.) and Miss Q. M. Allen (England)

15-5, 2-15, 15-12, to take the mixed doubles championship. United Press.

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Jardine's opened disastrously,}.

a fine fighting innings by

With effect from March 4, 1949, al being caught. And bowled by correspondence Intended to be forwarded They were taken to the Queen Birley, stopped the rot. Sellars "by air to London only" and then

contributed

malt" to destination, must lie priest or nun has been killed. Hospital where they were detain-

a useful 35 and when surface Neutral sources admitted that ed for treatment. One of them this lends weight to the belief was ctated to be in a serious constumps were drawn, Jardine's superscribed "By Air to London only".

had 168 for eight. that the Reds liave modifed their dition, policy toward missionaries but

The bus was going towards at the same time warned that it Garden Road from. Murray Road. when crossing the tram track, should not be taken as meaning

welcome collided with an Enst-bound tram that the Communists

No. 8. Christianity.

on board the

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(in future It will not be sufficient to merely anperscribe such correspondence

London")

Mail Service by Air and Borfeo So Tientald and Pelping is temporarily, süda „pengeda until_further nolles,"

Arthy took three wickets for 40" runs and Pereira two for 18.

DODWELL'S Simpson, ་ Hawthorn, b

Sellara Tyndall, Mackle, b Sellars bus experienced a terrific shock Franklin, a and b Sellars

Arthy, b Barclay at the scene Pereira, e and b Sellars Communists sneer at religion-Shortly after the accident, and the Knight, Ibw Sellars any kind of religion. They have the held up for a conti- Birley, b Sellars

derable time before the road ser vices resumed,

One, authoritative source.said, "Their materialistic 'crced' does

The passengers

not provide for Christianity. The Ambulances were

Catholic churchos,

destro chapels and Buddhist

temples.

"One of their often used argu- inents in their attempt to "win over the Christians ts. Stretch out your hands to Stalin and you brend. Reach out to God and got you get nothing."

Although the Communisis. have to any serious vle- not.

resorted lence Intely, they continue other. repressive measures. In outlying -places, Rod interference often of local depends on the whims commanders.

There are still, 845-foreign and

2,315 Chinese

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CHINESE IN HK

Mackay, e Mackie, b Sellars Devison, b Barclay Hamm, b Sellars Hill, not out Extras

It has been officially estimat- ed that there are 1,748,000 Chinese In Hong Kong. Estl-

Sellars mated total population of the Colony is 1,800,000.

Barclay Tremlett British Commonwealth subjects Ward from the "United Kingdom and

Milla Dominions,

Indians. excluding number about 7,000) followed by Riott, b Arthy

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