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KRAMER GIVES HIMSELF Joe Louis Cup To The Winners NIMBUS WINS DODGERS WHIP

FOUR MORE YEARS

(By BILL MACKLIN)

London, April 27.

Big Jack Kramer, who says he is well on the way -

to earning his second $100,000 playing pro- fessional tennis, concedes himself four more years in the big-timo,

!

"When someone comes up who can beat me con-

sistently,"

" said Jack in on interview in Lon- competitive play

# dun, completely."

retire

Kramer, who will be 20 on

from

May Come In Mid-May

Every effort is being made by local boxing promoters to arrange tor Joe Louis, retired undefeated heavyweight cham- pion of the world, to visit Hong Kong during the middle of May.

This information was divulged to the "China Mail yesterday by Mr. J. Rainey of the Golden Gloves, who said that Louls had bern contacted and had expressed a keen desire to come here.

18 BO

There are, however, certain) difficulties in the way and if these

overenme, there un

Kong should reason why Hong Rot have an opportunity of see- the He swept the ite." he said. "and has the willing the Brown Bomber in

Besh" declared Mr, Rainey.

August 1, is acknowledged the

thr in

in

best tennis player world today. amateur "Tiple Crown" 1947-winning the Wimbledon Championships, United States title and helping America hold the Davis Cup--and starter to eash in with a Pr debut on December 26 that year.

SPORTS GOSSIP

Inspired by Shele aweepink vigories in the 5whaming Chan- pionships in 1948, VRC has an clubovtale swim-training gramme for this seasoti,

In-

The plan will begin with the official opening of the swim seas Arm- which the VRC will splasty

A Asi dramatically in

ranged fo The lust May.

The idea is this: plena pred plentiful

both sexes will be

live teams.

How much longer enn he reign?]

a good clean ༞1༔

Ruy Lives

Ja win, think he could stay on But it takes up until he was 32. working al, I have to radion my beers and lay off bighbails."

to

If the plans which are now in

stage embryonic

gene fruition, Louis will take part in Krater brought his touring & Charity Show, with the follow- Riggs, mg well-known boxers uppearing including

Dobuy

in preliminary bouts: Dhany Pals and Pancho Segura,'

Europe,

March. From December 1947 through fast month. Jack beat Riggs, his re gular opponent, at least five out They have lost of six times, track the exnel Arure (213 purpose,

in

Now Opponent

Ramsey Bucks, Kk Pedrugo. Rocky Thompson, Barrago, Trent, Sva and Santos.

Louis is due to arrive in Manila on May 2 and to fight in a Charity Show at Rizal Stadium on May .

Mr. Rainey also revealed that Sam Pong. Middleweight Cham- plan of Malayn, is also likely to

action here be

seen in

The art needs to be freshened, with a new opponent for Kramer, te hopes til an amateur will month. capture the Triple Crown this summer and join the Troupe.

Kramer rates Tel Schroeder on top of his short 115 ol amateurs, Tel 15. Calorian

nest

A Friendly

mare who helped Kettner regain the Soccer Game

week in

Davis Cup from Australia in 1946, "Equal serene, Kramer sule, VRC's chature Pancho Ciouzalez and Joho hopefuls of Bromwich, who is coming out of grouped tako Australia this year with nothing to lose und everything to gain with no pressure on him. mught John's year."

Gonzalez is the 21 year Yank who holds the three U.S

Each fein will be captained by a champion with accepted know- how about swimming and how not to do it.

this

old

hurd

These teams will compete ational les--on grass, gularly 11 Ket programnies spread nut to cover the swimming courts and indoors. months leading to the champion- In the next group down, Kramer

(nb Falkenburg,

WOD the

A

return

friendly

soccer

match between the Marine De- partment XI and 25th RA has been arranged for today. Gascoine Roud. Kowtoon, com- mencing at 5.30 p.m.

Among those will play for the Marine Department will be L

Olymple Tal-fol. Chineso

foot baller, Li Chun-fat, Chan Hing- ships. Each captain will be res-places

the ehune, Kwok Cheuk-cheong, Chan isible for hir on her own swin-American who

1948 Kai-pui

and Hung Hing-yuk. ners will regard to training ele. Wimbledon Crown: Veteran Yank stars of Kowloon Motor Bus and

These meets will be conducted Frankie Parker anel Jaroslav Chinese Athletic. as mit inter-members swim league Drobny, the Czech left hander. and will include water polo wi- "Drobny is the greatest player

When they Inst met, the Marine counters. The tearn scoring most of the let on any

one day." Department went down to 25th points at the end of the pit Kramer suid,” but unfortunately: RA by two goals to one in a fast gramme will receive club - he can't play three tough matches and interesting game which was ours; meanwhile they will have in a week like you have to do witnessed by one of the largest had a lot of practice both in at Wimbledon." training ord outright competiton

An carclient Idea, it it works nut well.

the

Pot Of Gold

For one of them there's a pot 0! gold awaiting-if he can only The European YMCA also has prove supreme as an amateur bright ideas about their swin- during the next six months.

I'll show ming talents. The "Y" pool nuw

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bank my open and the fortnightly "splash account," said Jack, "and 1 don't

be nights" which proved to

think I'll have any trouble get- great sitccess tast year, will again ting him to turn pro, I made be worked upon.

$115,000 the first year." The YMCA also had a 'enel of Kramer

English

faus thinks competition lenzuo

year are the most enthusiastic in the won by young Peter Thompson-world, and he's played on four but on a minor scale.

last

They have at least one swim- mer that deserve notice.

She Norma Stevens, who has a fire style, especially in the back stroke youth she is 14-year-old), and most of all, keenness, Gupported

with lot of energy.

The Hong Kong Cricket Club will open their lawn bowl sea- son on May 4, at 3.15 p.m. Bowl- the Colony ing Clubs all over have been invited to send players to initiate their opening of the green.

entering one The HKCC are team in the First Division League! this year and another in the Third Division,

Holland,

who surprised

The Davis

Mre, De Burgh Morris prese ting the Challenge Cup, which was won by the 25th Field Regiment RA, to Lieut. Stepto at the conclusion of the Land Forces Hong Kong Athletic Meet at Sookunpoo yesterday.("China Mall" Photo)!

Royal Artillery

Win At Sports Meet

The first post-war Land Forces Hong Kong Ath- latic Meet hold at Sookunpoo yesterday, was won by the 25th Field Regiment RA, who led the field with 104 points, closely followed by The Buffs with 94 points.

Javelin: () Pte. Miller (Buffs), (2) Chpl. P.B. Plumptre MBE (HKCTU), and (3) Lleut, Cahill (25 Fd Regt RA). Distance: 134.3 feet.

Long Jump: (1) WO Hunt (Fla) Sec Seet), (2) Sgt. Jacques (Fid and (3) Pte. Ention Sec Sect). (Buffs). Distance: 19 . 6 1/2 ins. One Mile: (1) Gnr. Kirswell (25 Fd Regt RA), (2) L/Cpl. Alkin- Kon (Buffs), and (3) Gnr. Richards (25 Fd Regt RA). Time: 5.1 1/5

At conclusion of the Meet, hadur (3/10 Gr). Time: 10 4/5 the Challenge Cup, won by the se 25th Ficki Regiment RA, was presented by Mrs. De Burgh Morris to Lieut. Stepto.

Prizes were also presented to! Individual wingers, runners-up and those coming in third in the different events.

Selections were rendered by the Land of The Bulls Regiment, by kind permission of Lt. Colonel F.W.I. Parry. Oficer Command- ing the 1st Bn. The Buffs Beg

crowds ever to attend a soccer

The following were the results;

220 yards: (1) Sgt. Jacques match at Gun Club HI, The * High Jump: (1) Cpt. Gajasing (Fld See Seel), (2) Lieut. Stepto, 254 RA fielded eight players who Tumang (2/10 Gr); (2) Major (25 Fd Reg RA), and (3) Ptc. had represented Army in the First | Yates (Buils); and (3) Capt. A.

Asterley (Buffs). Time: 25 1/5 Division of the long Kong Foo. Tansley (HKCTU). Height: 5 ft. BCCS.

Relay: (1) South Invitation ball League.

Three Miles: (1) Ple French China Athletic Association, (2) (Bus), (2) Pte. Colwell (Dus), Royal Air Force. Time: 1 min. and (3) 3/1Lleut. Price (25 FR

41 2/3

,*x Regt RA). Time: 10 mins. 40 3/5 440 yards: (1) Pre. Barrogo (Bus). (2) Cpl. Banks (Bus). and (3) Gor. Hutchison (25 Fe Regt RA). Time: 59 4/3 sees.

Today's game holds promise of being another rousing affair.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

Hong Kong League

SECOND DIVISION

Bouth China 0 Army Kin Solicitors'

Police

0

2 123

secs.

*Discus: (1) Cpl. Johns (Bus), (2) 2/Lleut. Cahill (25 Fd Regt RA), and (3) Pte. Cook (Buffs). Distance: 05 ( 3 ins

880 yards: (1) nr. Kirswell (2 Fu Regt RA). (2) Licut Strat- ford

Tuke (Duffs), and (3) Pla Frankin (Buffs). Time: 2 mins. 18 2/5 secs.

Shot: Putting the

2 3 Clarke (Bulls),

continents.

From world point of view, Kramer ranks

tournaments in this order of importance:

1. Wimbledon, 2. Cup. 3. United States singles at Forest Hills, New York, 4. Pacific

1 KM Bue ▼ St. Joseph'a South West Championships itt Los Angeles, with

the French •H, Juneph's falled in Cald team, audi Australian Championships only two players. A.G. inmall and A.K. tied for fifth-Associated Press. Imall being present at the time adver

RECREIO ENTER

FOUR TEAMS

The Club de Recreio hps entered four teams in the Lawn Bowls League and with the so many bowlers at their dis-

Iocal hockey sports world by posal they have already made

their defeat of England prelbinary tim

an

in the a start in initiating an intra- Monday, club tournament.

meets India In the semi-finals.

The Dutchmen will, Ir¬wever, Thirteen rinks have entered for

be without the service of Visser, the tournament.

their goale, who actually paved

are the entries:

the way to the Dutch victory over

the English. Visser is leaving his week for Java.

"

We'll soon he hearing a good

deal about yachts in the Colony,

's sailing time for the Ruyal

The following

A.V. Lapen, M.A. Baptista, F.M, Alap

con and Dr. A.P. Outerem (skip).

R.M., Gutlerera, H.R. P

Perri and LF. Xavier (skip),

A.A. Guterres, JH. Figueirdo, Lope and C.F. Remedios iskol

AP.

A

F.. Carvalho, 1., Sequeira, 0. Guterres and A.M. Soun (akipi.

W. Lawrence, A.M. Bily®, J.G. Remedion

Hong Kong Yacht Club, famous and 0. for Pareira (skip).

for their nont mabouvring on

G.A. Pinna, T.A, Ginta, A.F. Northa

night sunny days at Kowloon and A. de Eus (skip). Bay.

ST. JOSEPH'S

VS. R,N.

The First Division soccer match. between St. Joseph's and Roval

SE, R, I. Elles, XF. Plona and F.X. 'Flex skip).

Chinese AA "Kit Chee

tised for the kickoff,

·

School League

BENIOR DIVISION

A-Chindse PM 1

Wah Yan ¡Quean's

V

Y

E Kadoorio A.Chinane AM Govt. Varnacular

JUNIOR

DIVIBION

E Kadoorlo ¿La Salis

0 Dloceaan

V

Ying Wah

4

† These two matches were not played.

Ying Wah conceded walk-over in favour of ta Balio.

KICK-OFF TIMES

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ques

and

2,000 GUINEAS

Newmarket, April 27. Getting up in the Inst stride. Mrs. M. Glenister's Nimbus beat the favourite, Major MacDonald.. Buchanan's Abernant by a short head in a photo- finish 10 win the Two Thound Gulneas, the First classic of the British turf season, run over n mile here today. Mr. IL Lane's Barnes Park, a 100. to 1 outsider and the solo Northern challenger, finish- ed a further four lengths away, third of 13 runners.

Nimbus, by Neares out of Kong, was ridden by Charlie Elliott and start- ed at 10 to 1 against. A special place betting of 7 to. against was paid on Nimbus. Abernaut, whố Just folled to become the winner since first grey Mister Jinks in 1929, atari- ed at 5 to 1.-Reuter.

1956 Olympiad To Be Decided

BRAVES, 5-2

Now York, April 27. The Brooklyn Dodgers pulled the first triplo play of the major League baseball season yester- day and fielded flawlessly to whip the Boston Braves 5-2.

Brooklyn held its half game lead in the National

League.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

4 5 0 * 7 *

At Philadelphia. Del Ennis slammed on 11th Inning home | Philadelphia run with one on to give the New York Phillies

12-11 slugfest triumph over the New York Glants.

д

Cincinnati nl St. Louis was postponed, due to rain. Chicago And Pittsburgh were not schedul- ed.

In the American League, rookie Infelder Gerry Coleman homered In the eighth inning with a man) on base to give the New York Yankees a 5-4 victory over the Fhiladelphia Athletics.

Manager Lou Boudreau hil hi first homer of the season as his Cleveland Indians defeated the St. Louis Browns 1-0.

Boudreau's long hit was one of only four hits allowed by Reds Embree, who was charged with the lors.

Rome, April 25. The decision on the site for the 1956 Olympic Games wit be mode

In a doubleheader at Chicago. on Friday when the Internation: {

ympic Committee, at present in the Detroit Tigers defeated the session here, cast their votes la a White Sox 6-2 and 7-5 because of the heavy hitting of the Detroit secret ballot.

The Melbourne invitation Com-rookie sensation, Johnny Groth,

NATIONAL LEAGUE

FL HF

7

I

y

1

Prencher Roe,

mittee will argue their case on Thursday afternoon, emphasizing the natural facilities of their city. Their nearest rival, a delegation from Detrull, will argue that they :3oston have been asking for the Games Brooklyn

and have for the past 10 years

to use the Winning pitcher everything ready 1930 Games.

Joser Johnny Sain.

The other cities seeking to stage

are San Francisco, New York the Games Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Min- Philadelphia

Mexico City.Beuter. neapolls,

3

Winning plicher Joe Page, loser

Alex Kellner.

St. Louis

Cleveland

Winning pitcher

loser Red Embree, Detroit (Int game) Ü 12 Chicago

Bob

4 0 Lemon,

2

t

Winning pitcher Birgit Trucks,

loser Howio Judson. Detroit (2nd game).

Chicago

A

12

0

(10 innings) Winning pitcher Dizzy, Trout,

loser Bill Evans.

--Associated Press.

HORSE TRAINER COLLAPSES

Newmarkel, April 20. Walter Earl, the trainer of the Derby favourite, Swallow Tail, collapsed in the Members' Stands during the racing at Newmarket today. He was taken from the course by an ambulance to, the nous Memorial Hospital, where ho was stated to be "quite comfort- appointed Mr. Fart, who was trainer to Lord Derby, the owner 1019, wag of Swallow Tail, la previously trainer to the late Mr. S. Joel. Reuter,

able."

HKFA CALLS MEETING

A meeting of the Emergency Sub-Committee of the Hong Kong Football Association will be held day, April 29 at 5.15 p.m.

M4 11

13 ....... 12 Buenos Aires an Winning pitcher Sch1boy Rowe, at the Association's office on Fri

loser Andy Hansen.

WOLVES VS. LEICESTER ON SATURDAY

(By ALCYDES)

The long trail to Wembley ends on Saturday when Wolverhampton, the favourites, enter the arena with Leicester City. There is nothing to compare in the soccer world with 。 FÁ Cup Final at the stadium, with its billiard table like surfaco playing pitch and its teem-- Yos, ing thousands thronging the terraces. undoubtedly 'this is the game of the season in English football.

Little doubt exists in my mind

may

West Bromwich

100 yards: (1) Lt. Stepto (25 2010 of the successful participants Saturday, Pompey have put these assured

Where To Get

Army Sports

News

In future, ali news regard. Ing Army Sports fixtures may be obtained from Cap. tain Chisnall, Staff Officer, Phyalcal Training, Army Headquarters.

cac

and should

AGENDA

Players sent off the field of play

the during

Division Second match between South China and KMB played on Satur day, April 23.

League

1. Tam Ka-tsun Sports Club.

of KMB

2. Chul Tak-wing of Bouth Chino AA.

BOWLING CONTEST

TAIKOO CLUB BOWLING TEAMS Taikoo Club will entertain Hong Kong Eletric in £ve-risk bowling contest ut Tatkoo on Baturday, April 20, at 5.30 pm. The players chimen to represent Talkoo1- J. Nimmo, T. Mclean, A. Stereo; and J.C. Chalmers (sklo),

W. Cunningham, W. HeColl, J.B. Baz-| ter and C. David (akip).

-W. Nichelan, C. McLellan, J. Wal K J., Hinniburgh (skip).

and

J. Rowan, I.A. Smith, F., Thomson

A. Walmon (xkkp},

13. Baker, D.T. Vally, R.). Marshall

WG. McKio (skip).

HOME FOOTBALL

RESULTS

Halifax IRISH LEAGUE

RUGBY GAME RESULTS

take an easy RUGHY

London, April 20.

The following were the result of rugger games played today:

Pen UNION:Bath 25 zance and Newlyn 8. Teignmouth Forecast for matches to be 5 Gloucester 9. RUGBY LEA

GUE:

Keighley 15 Bradford Northern 8. Dowsbury 28 Boll Vue angors 5. — Reuter.

MITCHELL BACK

IN ENGLAND

are at home have should Hop Step and Jump: (1) Gar.

taking full Sykes (25 Fd Regt RA), (2) WO. that the Cup will go to the Mid- to Barnsley and Hunt (rd Sec Sect), (3) Sgt. Jac-lands in the safe custody of the little diMculty in

me it looks

London, April 20, as points from this game. Lincoln (4) Wolves, To (Fd Sec Sect),

The following were the results 2/Lieut. Carr (25 Fd Rogt RA. though it will be a rather onc-City's fate has long since been

be wrong of

of sealed and it is the order of the of football matclies played today Distance: 30

sided affair- 11. 9 ins.

ENGLISH LEAGUE Medley Relay: (1) 25th Field course one may reflect on how boot from Division II for them,

have showed Third Division (Northern) (0) Pte. Regiment

RA (2) First Battalion Leicester romper away with things Forest, however, (2) Gras ber-Buffs Regiment. Time: 4 mins in their match with Portsmouth improved form of late and may Oldham Athletic U Hull City

they Southport think they 2 tram (25 Fd Regt I:A) and (3) 12 3/5 sees.

in the semi-Anal, At Wembley, yet save the day. L/Cpl. Tejman Dewan (2/10 (1).

however, it is so different, with will find things pretty hard go- High Hurdles (1) 2/Lieut Carı

4 Ballymena Distance: 23 feet.

(25 Fd Regt RA), and (2) Capt. the tension experienced there up-ing at West Ham on Saturday. Linileid

Linfield's win makes them the Children's Race (under 10 years! A. Tansley (HKCTU). Time: Fetting the best of teams; With-The Hammers have only lost at

out any hesitation Wolves have home once this season and which Irish League champions. Router proves they are a pretty safe bet. of age): Girls; (1) Mary McGrath. 20 1/5 secs.

Boys; (1) Geraid Mainwaring. The tug-of-war was won by the my bet in this game.

lost In Division III (South) Swan- Field Regiment RA, and

By their, win at Bolton

themselves of re- Fa Regt RA), (2) Ptc. Miller

turning to Division II next sea- (Buffe), and (3) C/Sgt Padaba-received a prize.

leadership issue in league one

virtue of their

win over Results of the Team Champlon beyond dispute. think every-son by

Brighton Just Saturday, This ship: (1) 25th Field Regiment RA one will agree they are worthy 104 points; (2) The Buffs, 4 of the honour over their season's werk they are at home to Bristol

CI points; (

(3) Field Security, 32 displays, with not an outslundug points;

(4) Gurkha, 27 points; player among them but a team two points from this match. (5) Hong Kong Chinese Training who has played at one man. This Unit, 14 points; (1) Royal Army week they entertain Huddersfield played on Saturday 30th April,

1949. Service Corps, 4 points.

a desperato who are really In

FA CUP FINAL The first competitors in each plight and will need every point

DIVISION I the Hong they can obtain if they wish to event will represent Kong Land Forers. In the Quad-avoid relegation, I fear though BIRMINGHAM v Aston Villa rangular Meeting to be held on there is little hope of points com- BURNLEY v Liverpool Sunday, May 8.

CHELSEA v Sunderland and it will mean Just another Oficiala: Cal. T.H. Spear, OBE: their way from Fratton Park, Charlton Derby Co.

MANCHESTER C. v Arsenal (Referee); Lt. Col. H.T: Alexan-nail for their coffin.

MIDDLESBRO v Sheffield U. der OBE (Chief Track Judge);

Newcastle v Manchester U. Lt. Col. J.S. Vickers DSO 2/10

PORTSMOUTH v Huddersfield Gr. (Chier Field Judge); Major

FRESTON V Bolton K.H.S. Wilson, Buffs, Licut Strat-

and Shemeld ford-Tuke, Buffs, Copt. H. Byrde,

Stoke v BLACKPOOL Welch (Track Judge): Major W. United both involved in the re-

DIVISION IE Penaluna, Northumberland Fullcgation battle oppose each other, llers, Capt. G.A. McGrath, Buffs, on the former's ground this week Brentford v Plymouth

to rather inclined

10 BURY Grimsby Capt. (QM) J. Stone, Buffa, Lieut. and I om in... Goss, Buffs, (Field Judges) favour the chances of the Home Chesterficki v Southampton Lad.H. Payne MBE RE team. It is certainly a mix up COVENTRY y Queens P. R. Сарг

of this table. LEEDS U.. v Cardiff well enve (Starter); CSMI T.L. Weatherall, at the bottom

their Lincoln v APTC (Clerk of the

v BRADFORD ith a win (SHEFF WED. v Luton of the higher league status with a winner w (Assistant Cleuse); Mr. Preston may Leung

over Bolton, at home this week. Tottenham v FULHAM Webster Courne); BSM F.W.

(Chief Recorder); Cpl.

In Division II, the pace is still WEST BROM. v Barnsley HASC

P.J.

v Notta HAM Brown RASC (Assistant Rea hot one,

DIVISION 11 (south) corder); Major T.R. Cook, It. Fulham Sigs. Capt. P. Collins, Middlesex, Albion battling is out for pro- Bournemouth v MILLWALI

This week Capt.

ROVERS (Announcers);

BIG BRISTOL N.D. Pul

y Norwich Buffs,

Capt R.W.L. McAlter away to Chesterfield, and on re CRYSTAL PAL, v Leylon 0.

will do well to IPSWICH Aldershot 2/10 Gra. (Time Keepers): L/Cpl. cent showings

point, Ful- NEWPORT v. Exeter G. Every, RASC, Ple. R. Do come away wit

(Comer Judra): hom's match with Spurs at White NOTTS CO. v Brighton son, RASC,

the high READING SS1 Hart Lane provides Carvell, AFTC,

Swindon CSMI E.L Smith, AFTC, (Chief Whips): Sgt. light of this league on Baturday SWANSEA Bristol City Manson (Lap Scorer); SMI E.8. and past record reveal that the TORQUAY v Northampton- Tamlyn, APTC (Chiat Marshal); Cottagers have only lost there Walsall v Southend Capt. 8.3. Chimell, SOPT, one in the last six genes. I'm WATFORD V. Fort Vale Suffolks, Hon, Secretary art Of Upping the promotion aspirants, Continued as foot of pert CoL) WREXHAM Chester, kentilber

The time of kick-off for soccer matelies over the week-end has been changed as under-

First period from 3.30 p.m. to 4.30.p.m.

..

Second period from 5 p.m. to @ p.m.

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The Second Division match be-

R.M.V. Ribeiro, M... B, C.E. Matween Talkoo and Club will now quet and N.P.F. Marques (skip).

ILA. Campos, P. Rodringen, 3.A. Rams cios and J., Horanha (skip).

F.M. Ribeiro, J.P. Xavlet, - P.M.N, da

Biles and R.P; du Lus. (skip),'

JA. Vietor, 0.2, Remedion, N.A. Bel.

Navy will be played on Saturday, so and JF.V, Ribeiro (skip).

J. Colton, LA, Rocario, G.P. Basta und April 30, on the Club Ground at... Ribeiro (skip),

Bn.m.

thâ.

be played on Club ground, (not Caroline Bill) on Sunday, May 1, at 3.30 p.m.

TODAY'S SOCCER

SECOND DIVISION

Jer Pls. Ositing,

,:

118. Remedios, A‚V. Gouano, Referee: W. Guffody. Linesmen: Noronha, and 1.5. Blira (sklo), Sgt. Manson and P.P. 11.

The following are the results of PA Dockyard! Navy, 64ę 5.1.1 Be - games played:

0.0, Ferelta's rink best IF, Xavier's | Tramways • Army-IK; Army “p-

2.1.1 Before: BY, Kwok, rink? JMV. Ribeiro's sink beat Ind. Silen's_rink;' 2,4. da Lun's sink beat Dr. Taško v Navy's Caroline 38118, 8.45 pic

·Rotussy! W, Crawford, A.F. Octerra's sink! 7.VV. Ribeirwa xink besi' G.P, Remedios's, elske

Printed, nid - published for the Propria Siren, the CHINA MAIL LIMITED, by FRANK LESLIE BUBE, Windsor, Bosni, Hong Ko

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[WD Chiasse • Club (Canselled),

This information T COT- tained in a latter written by the Publia Relations Officer to those Chinese newspaper which enforced a blackout of news in regard to the visit of the Singapore and games

XI ovar Army Socoor

over the Easter holidays...

The Chinese newspapers question enforand the black- out of news because it was alleged that there had been discrimination in the ́diesamt- nation of news relative to the viale of the Singapore Army Boccer XI.

The tetter from the Pubila Relations Officer reads:

"Wa thank you for your Jatter of April 21 and for the aourtesy of the explanation of the circumstances which led to your decision. For the futurs, Information regarding Army Sports fixtures may obtained from always ba Captain Chianall, staff Om oer, Phyajpal Training, Army Headquarters

SOD,

Home Team Favoured

Middlesboro

motion.

anyway.

and West

with Southcomich We

Soton

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London, April 26. Vie Mitchell, who won the Lin colnshire Handicap in · 1939,, oc Squadron Castle, when prentice, la back in England' at ter riding with considerabio suc cess in India.

an

Ho goes to the scale at alghi stone. Reuter.

The following will represerit the Hong Kong Football Club'm their First División soccer matéh against Kwong Wah at Boundary Street on Saturday at 5 pằng

Catton, Fowler, Strange, Well ler, Forrow, Beck. Barclay, Mul len, Nelson, Kiernan and Main.

.

DIVISION III (NORTH) Accrington v GATESHEAD BARROW v N. Brighton BRADFORD C v Crowe DONCASTER V York

Southport HALIFAX HULL Stockport

OLDHAM

Mansfeld' VERTRETSWADLE

ROTHERHAM v. Čarlitle Tranmero, v DARLINGTON