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Commandos Beat Hong Kong University 2nd XI
Two Second Division League cricket matches were played yesterday, the only upset being the defeat of Hong Kong University by the Com- mandos, who won by 62 runs.
In the other match, which was played at King's
SNOOKER TOURNAMENT
London, October 23," S. Lee of London won bis
Park between Club de Recreio and Dockyard,world professional championship the former won by 81 runs........
а
The friendly game between Recreio had first lease of the HKCC "Occasionals" and wicket and compiled 129 runs, to Hong Kong Defence Force XI which their skipper, Noranta, at Chater Road, resulted in a contributed 33. Hards was the win for the "Occasionals" by most successful bowler for the Dockyard, capturing four wickets 3 runs.
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broke their
The Pressimists string of defeats wah a viete over the Sindhi Merchants by 23
'Tuns at Soakumpro.
University-Commandos
At Pokfulam, Commandos beat Hong Kong University in Sorond Division League cricket match by
12 runs.
senger
for Tuns.
Remedies and Osmund, Dockyard Acainst the deadly bowling of were all dismissed for 45 runs.
Hennin, who opened for the
Dockyard, was the only batsman
heat against the Canadian Con Stanbury at Battersea London. this afternoon when he took the fifth frame to gain a winning lead of 18 to 11.
Each player won three of the
HONG KONG, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3.1, 1949.
Saints And Madcaps Remain Undefeated
(By "GRANDSTAND")
In the Senior Softball League, Saints and Mad- caps retained their unbeaten record, the former fielding a scratch team to edge out Doc Molthen's Baseballers 3-2, while the. latter beat the Canadians 9-8 in a closely contested game which was terminated when Plate Umpire Folowoll thumbed Tiger Hus- sain out for interfering with a pitched ball while a runner was on base.
frames this afternoon for Lee to in the other senior tilts, Jaguars subdued Chung lead 18 to 12 at the interval
Scores, with Lee first, were 78
99 to 28, 40 to 61.-Reuter. to 21, 85 to 29, 34 to 63, 40 to 68,
to face the Recreio bowling with to which Oliver contributed" any confidence and scored 24 valuable 69. runs A. E
Noronha e Moore b Tucker
for 24 runs-and Hitchcock Tour
wirkels for ve mums, Universit į M. Rosario
The Commandos were the Grsti to go to the wicket and knocked. A. Lopes e Tucker b Hards D. E Remedios b Moore .... up 108 runs. Aldridge being 10. Guterres à Hards
with 20 runs. With Owen taking six wicket! E. A. Remedios Bbw b Hards
MLA
A. R. Alves b Plume E. M.
< Horley James AP. Ricci Pereira b Tucker
WORD
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Hwa 5-1, while St. Teresa overwhelmed Paks 9-1. The Braves handed out the first defeat to the U.S. Navy when they trimmed the gobs 1-2, while Pandas scored an easy. 8-3 victory over the Dare-devils.
In the Ladies loop, the Wahoos 8-Wildcats 2 Replying to this total, the De- fence Force couldly muster Wahoos played air-tight ball 23 124 rurs, the only batsmen to do to triumph over the Wildcats scattered singies when she pitch- Terry Noronha only allowed two anything
Canuckettes sheld the Owls to the first victory of not being C. Cu-5-2 while, (48) nigton
CAG. Whitmorelacked a pair of Pirate hurl-ever the Untamed Felines in the and
EC. Dum (20).
ers to register a 30-9 rout. 31
three game series. McCaig was the most dead,!
Overseas Chinese toppled the The Wahoos scored consistent- ely bowler for the Occasionals,"
capting three wickets for four Braves in the minor league fea-ly while the Cats tallied twien
ture game
with a 5-4 verdict in the final inning to avert a 15 runs in two overs.
while Blackhawks blanked the shutout, Terry Noronha fanned
26-0 behind Spartans
Josie three, while her opposite number Dolly Brown whified two, but Ribeiro's superb burling.
welded eight solid blows, includ Rexes proved themselves better | Heil than the hitherto undefeated Aces in a two-bagger by Helen Ri- when they won 21-7 in a surging Oxi battery accounted for spree highlighted by Ditta's four- run homer in the fifth. Grifins staged an uprising in the final 21 frame to emerge 4-3 winners over
Ride
C. A. Yvanovich st. Hennin u
Jones
of C. C. Blott e Curnington b
Whitmore
13
13
A. Graham e and a Young
3
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15
A..R. Okund c, 7 b Hards.. 미
all out for 46 runs. batted well for 19 runs.
Commandes
Sanger, Elicts, & He
Wilson, nun out to
Counstock, e Elliott, b Amann
Dowding, b Amara
Mudlow, b Amaen
15:
Haraway. b FHD
19
Owen, b Ell:0:1
F. N. Luz not out
Hard
Extras
Roche, e Lo. b Ho
Wench. c Low, b Ellisti
Aldridge, run out
Bitcock, not out
Extras
20 Moore
Q
Total
2cwling Analysip
M R
42
0 21
0
16
Amana
Ho
Elliott
Peters
University
A. Low, & Roche, b Owen
3. Peters. Sawyer, b Hit-
cock
Z. He, b Owen
Plume
James
Tucker
Total...
Bowling Analysis
OMR 10.2
108 F. Hennin e Rosario b Reme-
dios
B. Tucker b Alves
W. C. Hughes c Osmund b Re-
medios
15 F. Thorpe run out
3. R. Oliver b Whitmore:
13
K. S. Wüson b Young
H. K. Newton b Pierce
129 P. S.
O.
McCaig Whitmore
J. Ke b Pierce
A Stepto lbw b Gambrill WJ. Aikman not but
J. C. Wright b Pierce
Extras
Total
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9,5 1 45
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19
24
Bowling Analysis
OMR
10 Whitmore
Young
3 Pierce
Johnston
e - Lopes
b
McFarianc
Archibald
Gambrill
Graham....
F.
P. Remedios
T. Wickham
Osmund
S. James b Remedios
F. Plume & Alves b Osmund A Roberts lbw b Remedios
b Remedios o! G.
F. Langford e Rosario b Os-
murd
4G. Moore not out
1:
H. Ainman, c Sawyer, Owen
J.P. Too, e b Owen
Extras
W.DL. Ride, lbw b Owen
18
G. Wamer, Hilcock
Total
G. Elliott, b Hilcock
0
2
Bowling Analysis
10;
O M
Alves...
Remedios
3.1
A. Yeow, o Hitcock
B.C. Roy, not out
Extras
Total
Owen Hitchcock
Bowling Analysis
Werch
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"Occasionalš”–
Defence Force
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Of at
In a friendly crickel game Chater Road yesterday,
Recreio-Dockyard
HKCC "Occasionals" beat Hong In a Second Division League Kong Defence Force by 73 cricket match at King's Park yes- runs.
Club de Recreio beat! Batting first, the "Occasionals
i knocked up a total of 187 rus
terday, Dockyard by 81 runs.
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HK Defence Force
J. G. McFarlane 5 Stepto R. F. Pierce b McCaig
N. F Johnston c Kerr
Stepto
E. A. Young Thorpe
A. G. S. Edger - Aikman, D
C. Cunnington nct out
C.A. G. Whiteroret Blott
A D. Panton Ibw Wilson
Extras
10 the diminutive Delawares.
five of the hits, Terry Noronha aiding her own cause with Swo singles while hind-snatcher Patsy Ribeiro registered terrific three in four. Bulldeath and Babida were the only ones to hit safely for the Cats but were left strand- ed as their team-mates failed to connect
Wahoos Score
For That "Second Wind” -Pause for Refreshment
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Kit Chee Maintain Own Unbeaten Record While Shattering St. Joseph's
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
KB Chee RAF
FIRST DIVISION
3 St. Joseph's
1 KMB
SECONE DIVISION
Kit Chee RAF *Dockyard Talkoo
5 Prisona
1 Army:
University
3 Yard Police
School League
BENIOR
Queen's 5 Wah Yan (AM) 1 Tałkoɔ 4 Ellia Kadoorie 1
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JUNIOR (HONG KONG). "Wanchal (PM) v GVM8.
Before à capacity crowd on the Club Ground at
Happy Valley yesterday, Kit Chee retained their unbeaten record in the First Division of the local soccer League when they defeated the hitherto unbeaten St. Joseph's by three clear goals.
The game was played at a fast pace throughout and the Saints, who were to a large extent handicapped by a very mediocre forward line, gave a rousing exhibition of defensive play and went down with their colours flying. Dave Leonard, in the pivotal At this point Tiu switched to position was, as always, the inside-right while Chu played leh sheet. anchor in the St. (wag. Joseph's defence. His
The starraing first
attacks
on the Saint's goal were time tackling and robust
frustrated by the tro backs as well as Leonard methods did rauch to upset the and Rurajahn Kit Chee forwards, who en-
Hau pounced on a clearance by deavoured to keep out of his Nien and sent it to Pereira. How- ever, after beating two defenders Brown, the St. Joseph's goal-he shot wide with only the goalie keeper was superb and the bril- the ball fell into the Kit Chee's liant manner in which he dealt to best. with difficult shots from time to Balf-time came with the scard lime earned for him repeated sheet blank. rounds of applause. He had no On resumption, To was wide chance with any of the shots at the goal with a left-foot drive. which went past him.
Then from the clearance by Brown
E Kadoorie (AM) 1 St. Joseph's 2) "E Kadoorie (PM) 2 A-Chinesway as rouch as possible.
(PM) 2 Wan Yan (AM) 3 Wah Yan (PM) z
(AM) Wanchai
✓ A-Chiness
(AM)
JUNIOR (KOWLOON) Mangkok C La Salle
* These games were not played in the first half but fell away ran Kwok for the ball. He passed The Salats more than held their half of the field and Pereira out
Nomads Lose Unbeaten Record
KITC 5 Nomads I
badly after the interval when to Omer ca the other wing, but The latters but at goal went most of the players began feeling
wide. the effects of the fast pace of the game.
Kit Cheo Rewarded Kit Chee went all out to break
Towards the end there were only two forwards in the St. the goaliess tie and play became Joseph's attack, the others falling fast and furious. They were re buck to defind.
warded in the 17th minute of the
10
The Canadians started fre-bal! 18 hurler Herbic Quon on the rubber in their crucial game against the 197 Madcaps, but Quen was relieved by Geegee Lee in the second after: he had walked three in succes-
From the opening whistle both second half. Wahoos drew first blood when sion to choke the sacks, Quer
teams adopted "do
die". From a passing movement insti- 3 fanned three while relief Geegee Teress "Choochi" Campos dented
methods, but sportmanship was gated by Chu, the ball ball went Lee walked three and whiffed the rubber on Patry Ribeiro's
A weak intermediate line the order of the day and fouls to Ho on the right wing. From single, and added another marker and forwards who did not were few and far between.
his centre Lai teaded the ball inte Winning pitcher Kelly Silva-en an infield error.
give the impression that they entre by Ho Ying-fm was mis-
Kit Chee attacked first and.. a the corner of the goal. Natto and Lee gave up a base tally in the second on Terry fore were the causes leading custodian
Gills Winzlee added another had ever played together beanied by Brown, the Saint's hot ballooned a centre from 5 cach when they hit a batsman Noronha's single for a three-run
to the hitherto unbeaten No-
3 mene.
20
with a pitched bail
Madcaps Bat First Madcaps went to bat first and Eddie Marques drew a base on balls. George Saunders struck out, Rea Sequiera poled a deep fly to 0 left to score Marques on the 3 sacrifice.
The Canucks equalised in their 3 half with a single aided by a 2 couple of fumbles, but in the next chapter Maple Leaf slabster Her- bie Quon blew up and loaded the
Icad.
Elsie Thompson patrolling the mad hockey team bowing to right pastures dished out a field the KITC XI. by 5 goals to ing gem when she froze Babida's Line-drive over the infeld, to 1 in a Hockey Association end a sporing attempt..
League match played at King's Park yesterday.
who chiu
One
rebounded
the 20th minute Chang Kam
over the bar bat made up for 1 Recovering quickly he clear-in a shot which hit the underside few seconds later by sending
ed to Santos ar left-half.
the crossbar and of the finest passing movements into the bet of the afternoon
was seen #1 Three minutes later Kit Ched this momenti
scored their third goal when Chu Santos sent the ball to Omar, Wing-keung received the bal kh Gra dribbled past Lee Ping from a corner by Ho and sent å
before three times in the the KITC forwards, especially the Gomes.. who in the ball to First-timer crashing into the net
in turn tapped it to
Tiring Fast Hsu Keng-sing Hsu lobbed L
The Saints never gave up tryi Fat Chuen-wah. St. Joseph's in- ing but they were bring. tast side-right, who tipped the ball to Time and again Omar 2.30 Pereira on the wing.
Pereira took the ball into Ki Pereira took the ball along the Chee territory only to find them- side-line and then centred only selves alone. left-back intercept it.
Eddie Marques singled to drive Barros Wable while Peggyi and L-Xavier, did their best to to see Tre Kam-hung Kit Chee's
almost cleared the base-
when he
slashed out
stinging two-bagger betweeu cu tre and right field.
23
one away.
11
Total
124 that
pathe
Bowling Analysis
M R
W
Stepto
14
Graham McCaig Thorpe
1 16
0 20
Kerr
13
Slott
0 10
Wilson
1.2 0 14
Newton
Friendly Match
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Motta
Fruitless Comer A fruitless corner was the only reward for this fine passing move
Play swung quickly from end to
The other players apparently could not keep up with the fast pace set up by the two wingers hard to score on his own but was Towards the end, Omar tried too well watched by Hau Yung The final whistle ending the hard-fought game
In order to make certain the game, the Wahoos refused to loosen up and scored twice in the Overeagerness on the part o sixth and seventh to cinch the issue.
left-winger, who was constantly Wildcats came in for their last! being pulled up for being off-side tun with the bat with Babida delayed their opening the score grounding out to first base. *** but it was only a matter of time. 4 bases on bad' pitches, with only Cynthia Motta received Jife
The Nomad backs, A., E. P. Guest an infield
by a wild heave stem the attacks; but their clear in one run, but it was George and Cynthia
scored
tances were intercepted in mid- Saunders timely slugging again break the string of horse-collars field. The Nomad halves were weak
the Wahoos were content to play the opposing halves.
Afer the shutout was spoiled and constantly out-positioned b for acts and two short-stop to first base plays ended the game seemed to have any ball sense but
Of the forwards, only P. Bullent Sequiera also singled, and when after Barros had scored for an he received little support from end, and Lai Shiu-wing broke
other run
the other members of the line through the Saint's defence only Fell made several fine sole us to have Brown pick the bail from Score
Braves jumed to an early star bat lack of support found him rush off his feet and clear. Far from being daunted, the when they notched up seven runed off the ball by the KITC de Somehow, although Kit Chee Yung-song, Tse. Kam-hung. Lax Kit Chee: Yue Yin-tak; Hau Canucks whittled the lead down in two innings before the gobs fence. to three runs after three in- could settle down to their bunt
brake through time and again Ping-chiu, Kwek Ying-kee, Lat tactics
Just before half-time F. Pinte they could not find the net with Chung-sang; Ho Ying-fum, Chu nings, and staped a rally in the
of KTC scored with a rising shot their shot The US Navy mangaed to hold which Barretto failed to
Chu Wing-keung Wing-keung, fourth that tied
up the score the Braves scoreless for the re 8-all, and it was anybody's ball mainder of the game, but could
reach
and Chang Kam-hei took turns, and Yu Cheyeong Kam-hol The fifth opened up with the tied down to holding their lead. came at that stage.
oniy score twice as the Tribe set- Madcaps leaving a runner on base. and the Canucks looked as if they would score in that frame when Merkar received a life on an out- field mud, but Tiger Hussain and
►
the dust had settled on that chap». fiter, a big six appeared on thej
caluma.
In a friendly cricket match at Sockшmpoo yesterday, the Pressi- mists defeated the Sindhi Mer. chants by 23 runs.
The Pressimists, who had the first lease of the wicket, knocked up 54 runs to which the Indians
were only able to reply with 31 Sherry Dare both fanned the
Stanley Bishop managed the breeze in the clutch.
trick the Pressimists, tak
for
bat
Madcaps opened the sixth with ing the last two Sindhi Merchants a double by Louis Oliveira whe wickets and the first of a "bit promptly stole third.
b. Curreem
stumped.
D. G. Waite, b. Curreem
J.
Isui.
F. M. el Arculli,
c. Chandu,
23
Pax, D.
b. Curreem
T:
b. Curcem
5. Bishop, low. b. Mouwala
J. Horsman, b, Curreem
H. Pinnell, c. and b. Cur-
A.
teem
Campin B. W.
0. Talip, not out
c. and b. Cur
reem
H. M. Parwani, b. Curreem
Bunt Tactics
Saims fielded a scratch team, as their regulars were resting for an important soccer match and only just managed to nose- out the Baseballers who play ed their best game this season. Pitcher ΑΞ
j
Chee was launching another at tack on the Saint's goal
In the second half, the
in taking potishots at the goal] St. Joseph's: A. D. Brown; K Nomads seemed disheartened
but their shots either went wide, Rocha, S. S. Nien; A. Rumjahn. and five minutes after the re-.
or were ballooned over. the D. Leonard, G. Santos; G. Pereira sumption N. Singh scored" the}
crossbar.
Fai Chuen-wai, Hau Keng-sing second goal after a scramble inj Considerable excitement follow- J. Gomes and B. M. Omar the Nomad'a goalmouth. Three ed when one of Ho Ying-fun's minuten later. Guterres added centres was trapped by Lai but.. RAF 1-KMB 9 the third tally.
his shot was bincked by the Saint'e: The RAF, who The Nomads attacked from the players
the Jees and University Win
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5007 however.
a very
a ride
Division soccer match at Sookan- A general scramble ensued but poo yesterday, proved no match with the Al Smirke was charged resultant bully-off and H. Xavier mouth was had crowded the goal. Kowkon Motor Bus entertained
can console him. netted the side's solitary goal. self that he held the sluzzing Seven minutes from time, Guter the ball was finally cleared by for the busmen and were beaten Roy Siva Saints hitless.
res scored his second goal and Nien
by-nine goals to one. and run" innings that followed Netto drew a walk but Buster The Molthenmen on the other
almost immediately afterwards M The two full backs of the Saints with three successive balls, bowl- Hollands fanned while Robert band connected for si- safeties, H. Hassan added the fifth. Rocha and Nien, backed D. The busmen were superior to
their opponerts in ing two and having the third Verlysen lifted a foul dy which Cicero Rosario and Licky iceted to constant attacks in the and Brown in goal gave a Daw-credit of the Afgen, it must be
two credited to each of Dick The Nomad's citadel was sub Leonard, were-rock-like in defense me
-depart ments of the
the was caught by Sherry Dare.. Silva,
game, but Kelly
Silva-Netto just about Jaguars played
closing minutes but the defence less exhibition of valkeeping dur said that they put up lyson his own ball game when he triumph ovr an experienced Chung, ther goals were scored."
good ball to managed to hold out and go furing the initial bal.
plucky fight. Cross +Full Length Dives
and Noor rapped out a sizzler to third base Hwa outfit 5-1. Vic Pedrace toed
Mohd were
the most outstanding and beat the hasty throw to first the rubber for
Twice in succession he brought of the RAF players. for Oliveirra to cross the rubber barled a two-hitter
the crowd to its feet by full-length RAP started off in fine style while with the tie-breaker.
his
dives in saving shots from Chu and gave the busmen mates collected a total of 7-blows. The Canadians had their chance with Eric Guest, Olle Vas and proved too strong for the
The University hockey team and Ho
thock in the sixth when Woo reached Frankie Barros accounting for two youthful but game Chand Tara force the pace, but the Saints were
The Kit Ches players began to tuck by drawing blood within
minutes of
of the start. first base on infeld fumble, but each Umbie Mose added a two-
asserted ran before the catch when Herbie bagger to the spree. In the fifth I
themselves. A hat trick was scored not to be outdone Quon flied out to left field for a frame Erie Goest Emble Mose by J. S. Ng, who played at Hsu sent in ple-driver from brought the score to 6-1 in their After some mfdheid exchanger only obtained the equaliser, but and not
that sanded the and Frenk Berros also executed é twin-killing
inside-left for the Varsity 25 wards ont bet, the ball just favour before the interval. scoring attempt:
twin-killing to muff K. E Kwan team.
cleared the crosshar Final Licks At Platter and. C. E, Chung
Crossing over with this com Play then switched to the other fortable lead, the busmen did not At half-time Chand Tara were Madcaps were still a run abrad
Scorers And Umpires. trailing -2-0, Ng, scoring both end and Brown was called on to
goals for the University, but save a shot from Lai. From the unduly exert themselves in the Scorers are reminded that the from the bully-of Akbar Din real kick Leu Cherans there to indulge in unnecessary patter
second period, but were ped out, but Saunders reached next class will take plage at 22. ceived the ball after a fine pass-the ball and shot wide from 39 weaving.
They only W first base on an error. Ren Moty Road, Kowloon, on Tuesday ing bout among the forwards and yards out.
add three more goals to their talls managed to In this half, th
soure being 9-1.
RAF: Morris, England, Cross, MAM Butcher, Wilson, Townsley Noor
Wilkinson The Chand Tara team shoulda
The Dutch HC proved no match studa,
KMB Tam Kwan-kon, Lee commended for its sportsman- for Recreio, last year's League
Champions losing 4-0 at Recreio Ping-pain. Tam Chum-fai, Tang ship. Their players are yourg
Sum Hung Hing-yuk, Fung yesterday. and inexperienced but they make
Kwan-sing, Tsang Ming-chuen, Lee. Chun-gat, Tang Yee-kt Chau Mac-chi and Lee Tal-fai
V. V. Kolaichoff, b. Motiwala
Extras,
Total:
Bowling Analysis
M
Motiwala
Career
Parma
Lalchard
Melwani
A
18
K. Lalchand c. Bishop, b.
T
Arculli
Nati, b.. Archili
Bhojwan, run nut
Barma, & Arculli, b. White. Curreem, ow, b. White
Y. Motiwala. Ibw, b. White
Uttocmal, run out
F. T. Melweni, b. Bishop
Bhajwani, not cut Nanik, b. Bishop
Extras,
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Bishop
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54 when they came in for the final
licks at the platter. Thomas pop
2 Sequiera hit into a double play at 5.20 m. Umpires classes with scored with a rasping shot. 8 when Tarzan Ismail tagged second Don Robbins giving triks will be
ti erase first-racker Weo
equiera
Stung by this reverse, the Un Saunders and relayed to held on Fridays at Doe Molthen's dergrads renewed their attack surprise when they score their
to Lire ice, Shell House, commencing and Ng scored his third goal first win
Just before the final whistle B Recreio 4-Dutch HC O Mohd, ied off the Canucke last
K. Pch added the fourth, 13 of the seventh with a weak
grunder. Bob Low pinch-hitting Saints
retire
1.30
Week-End Scores
MEN'S SENIOR LEAGUE
0 for Bill Ing was doubtful strategy Jaguara
but, he came through with 5 St Teresa single and kert Maple Leaf hopes Madrans alive. Junior Markar hit to third Pandas.
Law for the second Braves forced
Overseas
ang
cut
3 Baseballers
2
bc
5 Trung Hie
Canadians
9 Pake
g
8 Dire-devils
7 U.S. Naw Americans
D Tiger Hussain at the plate re- (Game abandoned after four efused to take an inside pitch, Lat
fanines of plari
1 his foot which was apparently ut MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE
of the box interfered with the Oversee
31 pitch, and umpire Bill Folowell
Black
mvoked Sec, 6 of Rule 21 and
and) Rexes called Hussain out.
Pandas
The only round-tripper was Griffins
5 Braves
"21" Aces
Hawks 18 Sperians!
2 registered by Louis Oliveira with LADIES
41 a long hoist to deep left field, but Pirates
2 thore were no gunters on hast,
Wildență
Delawares
SENIOR LEAGUE
19 Canadians
2 Wahoos
un for it in enthusiasm and as one Royal Navy 74 Paks 3
The fast forwards of the Royal of them puts it "play
the game
* Navy hockey team literaly goal scored by Aitbar Din swamped the Pak's defence in vesterday was THE
first goal ever hockey fixture at King's Park
for the game's sake."
to be scored Chand Tara yesterday and won easily by 7-3. player against another club in
4 six matches.
01
One of the players said "How that we have gotten our first goal we are going after our first wing
Army 12-YMCA 3.
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