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Tomorrow's Cricket Marks The End Of First Round Of The League Competition

(By "STUMPS")

Tomorrow's cricket will mark the end of the First Round of the First and Second Division League competitions, but there are as yet a number of First Round postponed games in each Divi- sion still to be played.

The First Division fixtures over the week-end are all so very interesting that the non-partison fon will find it somewhat difficult to decide upon which match to see.

Considerable interest will, no doubt, be contred on the games in which the Army, RAF and "Scorpions" are engaged, as all three teams are running nock and neck for honours.

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HKCC

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Opimusts

of the Chates

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Infor thew; than their opponents

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expected to luke alters lying down, but will do their level last to take full points fran the 4,tatten, as by doing so, they will be eping their club-nutes, the "Ser- prons," who have the same cum- best of

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opposition with

the Portuguese will

be pand tomorrow MAY Petve te treng qul the heat in them and should this turn out to be the the Army w||| have 10 ink to their laurels Hoval Navy, who went down fo the Trelines Beerration Club by 73 Pas nd week, will be at home to JKCC "Scorpious" at King's Park

No Easy Victory The fact that The soilues were beaten by the Indians last werk Is no adient that the "Seor-

By easy

garve

Royal Navy Cross Country Race

The Cross country race organized by the Royal Navy will be held en Wednesday, December 21, from Happy Valley,

nl the

Tonina should muster start by 2.30 pini

Transport lenver Chiba Flout Club at intervals from 1.45 pan. returning from Happy Valloy at 4 p.1.

Recorders are to report to Fleet tita P.T.I. on arrival.

Markers are to report to PR.Q. at Tamar Main Gate 1.45 pm

The following numbers Trichunive have been allocated to ships.

Belfast. Charity

Cossack

St Bride's Hay

40 Cdo, Bde.

42 do. Bile

70 7) 140 101 120 121 140 141-80 11-220 221-280

IQ. Cdo, Bie Whitesand Bay T'amar Alert

201-200 201-320 321-351

45 (do. Bde.

Concard

Cardigan Bay Mount Bay Black Swan Alacrity. ilart

Dumpler

Constance Jamateu

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Another Interesting that at Happy Valley, where Crai- Kengower Cricket Club enterfora Kuseloom Cricket Clubs

The sides are evenly matched insofar as batting is concerned,

351.370

371-380 381-400 401-420

421-440

441-450 401-400 491 520 521550 551 -40

HONG KONG, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949.

Interport Soccer With Saigon, Manila And Macao

The Hong Kong Football Interport Sub-Committee, meeting at the Association's office yesterday, discussed Interpart matches with Saigon, Manila and Macao.

It was decided that since the French Consul had given his guarantee that the Saigon players would be an better behaviour and since the players themselves had apologised for their bad sportsmanship, a Colony Football team would visit Saigon towards the end of April or the beginning of May when the local foot- ball season ends.

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It was also decided that the frity and the Army Football Cub Manda Interport team be in- for failing to field a full teain in vited to visit the Colony dur- their league matches. ing the Easter Holidays and Hong Kong Unis uralty that three matches be played. to provide a full team in their A to the Hong Kong-Macas match against Dockyard, and the Interport. Mr. Omar was instruct- Army failed to have a full loam ed to write to the Macne Football m their match against F.C.A. on Association and ask them to sug November 6. Rest date for the match to vo played at Maeno.

The Committee also decided to

The meeting deemed the pre-recommend that linesmen's flags posed indian Tour a fallure as should be of a brighter colour the Committee hail not received

to distinguish them from the dark Lackground of the crowd in the reply to their letter.

standa and also that the minimum size should be 15 inches by 12

.ches.

The question of the invitation made by Mr. D. Calvo that Hong Kong seid a representative team to Manila to play against thoj touring Spanish Fuotball team. Bri January was also discussed.

A letter from the Referees' Association expressing dis-satis- faction over the choosing of re- The Committee decided to mak

terces to officiate at important the following 24 players if they will be able to make the trip to matches was also discussed. The that your referees Manta on January 3 if chosen. letter sati

They are to reply before 1 pofficiate at Important matches

were never given a chance tu

Manday and the interport Sub-Committee will choose the

the Bookunpao Club

was

no

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well known in the past. The Undergraduates have been

The Committee deciden that a Referees'

Busy man's

pause

DRINK

Coca-Cola

Royal Navy"No Panic Changes, ' Teams For Week-End

The following Are the Royal

hockey teams for the week-end:

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Say Selectors

(By RAYMOND GLENDENNING)

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Navy cricket, soccer, mugger and "No panic changes." That sums up the selectors" views after England's mid-wook escape against Italy.

CRICKET

1st XI against HKCC "Scor- plons" et King's Park tomorrow at 1.43 p.m.

Whito (Cossack), LI, (Concord),

Brown

Grant Grant

Capt. (Concord), Lt. Mallows (Tamar), Workman (Tamar), P.O. Uden (Jamaica), P.O. Daly (Jamaica), Cdr. (E) (Jamaica),

5.B.C.P.O.

General opinion was that England's performance

was too bad to be true. Exactly the same faults gove Eire the distinction of lowering our colours on English soil.

More Important stijl, Meck Brazil, one game like Wodnes

Sub. L.1. Cockott day's can put us out of the (Jamaica), Lt. Brooker (Jamaica), World Cup reckoning. C.P.O. Llewellyn (Tamar).

2nd XI against Club de Recrofo at King's Park tomorrow at 1.45

p.m.

HOCKEY FIXTURES

Against both Elre and Italy The following are the Hong England failed to match up to Kong Hockey Association fixtures stern quick tackling and attack at for Sunday: top speed such an we shall have tu | Hong Kong Police V Army, cricounter at Rio.

Boundary St., 11.15 a.m.; Um-

What's the next move? I can tell

Workman

C.P.O. Vale (Tan), S.B.C.P.O. (Tamar) P.O. Cask, L.RE.M. Peale, Mr. Noise, Mr. Tate, Sgt. Harwood, C/Sgt. May- for and P.O. Piekles (Stonecut- you that our selectors will watch tera), S.B.P.O. Bennett (R.N.H.), Very closely the performances of Wolverhampton and Portsmouth S.B.A. Jackson (Maine),

→→playing internationals Willums 12th Man Cpl. Jones (Stone Wright, Hancocks, Pye, Froggatt cutters).

Scorer L5.A. Simmons (Stone-inians, who visit us in January.

and Dickinson against the Argen- cutters).

RUGBY

1st XV against Hong Kong Police at Causeway Bay tomorrow at 4.18 p.m.

A Lost Art

Also that England's "B" matches agalist Holland and Denmark will be the subject of serious ex- periment.

Lt.Cdr. Alken (Tamar) Cap tatn), L. Fawcett (H.K. Flotilla). 3/Lt. Mitchell (Whitesand Bay), S/Lt

Ability to "k!!!" a bouncing ball Blense (Consort), LL. (S)

vecins Hankin (Dampler), Surg. Lt. Me-

to be a fost art among Kenzie

No good blam- Waymouth England players. (Dumpler). Lt. Cardigan Bay), Mr. Storrie, Cd. Ing the conditions, for the Itailans

RT. (Tamar),

How much S.M. Payne were able to do it. (Tamar), P.O. Groocock (Cardt harder that task is going to be at men Bay) Lt.Cdr. Thomeycroft Riel (H.K. Flotilla). Brides Bay). C.P.O.

Tel Stovel (Black Bwon). Lt. (3) Thomas Holmes E. R. A. (Jamaica), (Jamaica).

WWtr

Sprags (Tamar),

P.O. Pearce (Trumar).

Rogers

One' redeeming

feature of England's performance was that our men never let up trying to play football.

but the bowling department gong great guns of late und will Woollon, S. 5. Men; Tennucci gest any up and coming referes / Surg. Lt. Brown (Jamaica), Shot English style of grune came from

Ket holes the advantage with a mate varied and deadly attack.

Thi

P

advantage of KCC MAY. however,

ver, be offset by reason of the fact that Craigenguwer be playing at home and In consequence.

draw

would seem to be the most likely re-

The Indian Recreation Clubi, fresh from their victory over the Without in any way detractus taking the Beld full of confidence Roya Navy last work, will be from the achievement of the linguiriat Hong Kong University who they will have as guests at Sokun pro>.

faldaszer q for fotos w

dians, it might be said that the Navy s deleo was just one

results which serve to make erleket so interest- 10%

the unexpected

on

tolona" are most granying to IRC supporters.

A keen struggle for

is expected,

supre

team from the players available representative of the at a meeting on Monday, Decem- Association should be notified of

10 at 6.30 p.m.

any meeting held to 0030 a Tan Kwan-on, Yu Ylu-tok

referee for un important gaine Hou Yung-sang. Tse Kam-hunt and to ask him if he could sug

Ying-kee, Santos, Kwok

Lan who justified selection. and Chung-sang. Chung Kam-ho,

Ying-fun, Dearsley;

Yiu Yee-kil, Chu Cheuk-yin, Tang Wing-krung, Leo Tai-tal, Chow Man-chi, La Shlu-wing, Brown, Casullio, B. Omar. Spears and Hung Bing-yuk.

endeavour to to come away from Sookunpoo with full points

show

Quit thei

recent achievements were not due to luck

mere chance.

or

A draw is the most likely re- ruit, but whatever the outcome

of ¿ pleasant

those who care to visit Sorskumpo

be assured alternant's cricket.

There is only one game down for deetalon in the Second Divi- sion and that is between Club de

Recreio and Royal Navy on the Recreio ground at King's park.

A win for Recreio is expected,

Friendly Gomes

off

on

Ho

Charity Cup

CLUB RUGGER TEAMS

LL

pires: Mr. Xavier, 5/8dr. Pad- ley

10 m.

RAF v YMCA, Kai Thức, 10.30 a.m. Umpires: Q.M.S.I. Mc Gielian, Sgt. Maj. Hannan. HKHC Recreio "B" INRC

1. King's Park, Umpires: C.Y.S. Galer. W.O. Smith. Nomads v PAK. RNRC No. 2, King's Park, 10 am; Umpires Capt. Payne, L/Wer. Morrison. Dutch v Commandos, Sookunpoo, 10 a.m.; Umpires: Mr. Palmer, Capt: Chimall, Recreio "A" v Navy, King's Park,

Recreto, 11,30 am. Mr. Guest, Mr. Blinko.

Umpires:

10.30

HKU v KITC. Pokfulam,

a.m.; Umpires: Gurevitch, P.O. Bracey

CHAND TARA HOCKEY TEAM

The following will reprent the Chand Tarn in a friendly hockey match against the RASC at 3.30 p.m. tomorrow on the Garrison Ground, (Bhomshulpo).

High praise for that and for the

G. Atherton, S. t Dhillon, M. While (SL Brides Bay),

Henri Crvel, President of the All Din., L. C. Curry, K. Nazarin, Birks (H.K. Flotilla), 5/Lt. Al-Stade Francais. "Close marking," Cpl. Ward,, H. 8. Dhillon, 5. 0. kinson (Jamaica), P.O. Tel. Bushe told me, is ruining football Rahman, M. Akbar Din, Sgt.

Pitcher, G. S. Gill, as a spectacle on the Continent,

Reserves: D. Khan, Y, Alladin, M. Elohi.

sel (Tamar).

SOCCER

and as a result crowds are be-

1st XI against Kowloon Motor dinning to diminish." Bus at Causeway Bay on Sunday The following have been salected at p.m. to represent the Club 1st XV in

A.B.

Chisholm (Jamaica),

Mne. Sharpe

Tel

That is unlikely to happen here, but it should act as a warning to

"got stuck in"

of typo manager.

tho

Make It A Fostival-

It is really a wonder what the football fan puts up with.

At

a rugger match against the RAF L/5ca. Edge (Black Swan), Yoo. The Football League Mana- at Kal Tak torrow at 4.16 pan. Tozer (Tamar), CPL Dourday gement Committee

All players are requested to be (Jamaica), yesterday

RE Thompson decided trot the First Round at the Star Ferry Kowloon at (Stonecutters) (Captain), 8.M. of the International Charity 2.30 p.m.

Gillam (Alacrity), J. Henderson, D. Stewart, Cup Competition will be played

(Jamaica). P.O. Daley (Jamaica), and Polles D. M. Henderson, O. R. Turvill, S.M. Spencer (Cossack), the Club grounds on Christmas Day and R. Ade Rome, D. T. Nolan, D. Spears (Tamar), A.B. Ball (Damn-White Hart Lane, after queueing

G. Lachlan, H. M. G. Forsgate, pier). Boxing Day.

for hours in transport bottle China will play Scotland on the N. J. Meitan, I. V. Carrel, R. A. Club ground on December 25 and Winyard, G. W. Minto, J. Warne, Sen, cd Full Hd R

Term Manager: Mr. J.F. Exuils, neck, most of the 71,000 had to spend ninety minutes or more England will meet Portugal at P. W. Farquharson and P. E

Hutson

Reservas: S.M. McCombe (Con- staking their claim to a neck- Boundary Street on December 20.

cricking view of the match. and L/Sea. Thompson (Alacrity).

2nd XI against Club at Cause- way Bay on Sunday at 2.30 p.m.

Wir. Gardner (Cossack), Northcott (Tamar), P.O. Colline (Tamar) (Captain), A.B. White

Surely the organisors could (Tamar), FOS.M. Evans (Con- carry the music clearly to all head (Concord);

Tel. Bawing

have provided a microphone to

G. Runcle, F. J. B. Clomo, concord), LSSA Lacey play popular songs to

Tel. Bell (Tumar), L/Tel. parts of the ground, and why not get the (Concord), O/Sea. Graham (Black crowd really happy. Swan),

(Alacrity). C.P.O. Sharpo

Edu

P.O.

Splendid Innings

A number of friendly games The splendid innings of 67 by have also been arranged for the These Is in doubt but that the A 1. Madar and the destructive week-end, the most interesting of sators will go all out to beat the bowling of A. R. Minu against which should be the inter-Hong

Storp ons"

the Navy last week must have prove! other hand, the

affair between Hong Kong Bank (Wayfoong) and Jardines (Ewo) Both games are to start at 3.38 The following have been selected sort), AB. Whichead (Concord) but likely 10 jeopardise their

The brilliant performance of

to represent the Club "B" XV Chater Hond elances

on Sunday, com- of galuing honours by

these two veterans, who have mencing at 11 fm.

A ictter received from the in a rugger match against the treating the sailors lightly.

27 ILA.A. Regt. R.A. at Ka Tuk reprosented

Moçao Kotary Club was also dis- the Colony In The care-free spirit which pressed. The Macae Rotary Club tomorrow at 3.15 pan. Interport games before the war,

In these Inter-Hong games

wrate

All players are requested to be to the Committee saying should do much towards being.

always

makes them more enter that they were organising a For at Star Ferry, Kowloon, at 2.30 Ing about a revival of that taining then the ordinary League tugal versus China football match P

games. For this reason, Sunday's on December 23 to raise funds Roberts, A Stewart, P. Markham, J. Small, M. Lovatt. V. O. game is likely to provide plenty for poor children at Christmas. of bright and attractive cricket.

They wanted players from Robson, I. R. Robertson, K. Baker. Waylong are tipped to win this Hong Kong and Macao and men T. Luscombe, A. Hales, D. Fitzroy

tioned several players whun they wished to

Invite to parti-'s. Douglas.

Williams; E. F. Plowden and M. vipate in the game.

It was decided by the Com- mittee that Mr. Omar should

macy

odda

In favour

with the of hd "Beof.

plona" taking full marks.

standard 01 oricket for which

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

Twelfth Race Meeting Saturday 17th December, 1949.

There are eight races, the First Ball will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

Through Tickets (8 Races-$10) May be obtained at the Omo of the Treasurere, at Floor, Telephone House, also tickets for the Cash Bwoop on the last race as well as the Spacint Cash Swoop on the "Pearce Memorial Cup" (over 100,000 sloketa epid to date) to be run at the Annual Race Meeting in January, 1950, Cash Sweep tickets on the fast race and those for the "Parco Mamorlat Cup" may be purchased also at the Club's Branch Offos, No. 382 Nathan Road, Kowidan.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting ston-members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms. $10 including tax ・ね obtainable through the Bbcretary on the written or personal Introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all chits, 'sto.

Badges admitting to Mambers' Enclosure will NOT be of sale at the RACE COURSE.

The Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11 a.m. and the. Becratary's Office at 11.45 a.m. Both Offices at fat Floor, Tels phone House,

A Hmltid number of tifine will be obtainable et the Olub House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tai, K7818). NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PAK- NIBES DURING THE MEETING.

A

imme.

The following in the week-end programme:

·

- Tomorrow

Firat Division

Army v Club de Recreio at Soo-widthe Macuo Rotary Club CLUB RUGGERITES

kimDOO.

Royal Novy ✓ HKCC "Scor-

plons" at King's Park.

HKCC "Optimists" v RAF at Chaler Road.

Craigengower Cricket Club v Kowloon Cricket Club at Happy Valley,

Indian Recreation Club v Hong Kong University at Sookunpoo.

Commandos (Bye).

Second Division Club de Recreto v Royal Navy at King's Park.

All games start at 1.45 p.m. 5.30 p.m. sharp. Stumps will be drawn at

Friendlies

♥ Indian Recreation Club 2nd XI

Kowloon Cricket Club 2nd XI

at Cox's Road, 1.45 p.m.

Sunday

Friendlies

Hong Kong Bank (Wayfoong)

and ask them to arrange with the Clubs to which the required players were attached.

Clubs Fined

matter also imposed fines of $20 The League Management Con-

each on the Hong Kong Univer-

"PLEASE NOTE!

The Club XV to play in a rugger match against the Buffs on Mon- day, December 19, will be picked: at the Club House, from the first 16 players to arrive

Kick-off at 5.00 pin. sharp.

Stanley Matthews Still Best Outside Forward In England

(By Vernon Morgan, Reuter's Sports Editor)

London, December 14.

Jardines (Ewo) at Chater Bond, "Bring Back Stanley Matthows" that is the cry

11a.m.

AMGDW XI at Kai Tak, 1.43.p.m.

Combined Provost

Loague Standings

'PIROT, DIVISION:

W. D T L Pts 776

Army PUBLIC ENCLOSURE,

Scorpions Tho pries of admission to the Publlo Enclosure. In:- 85]

RAP Recrolo Including

tax-for

• all persons including ladies, and payable at the KCC

University BOOKNAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC, WILL NOT DE PAR- Optimists MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE Royal Navy HONG KONG JOOKEY GLUD, DURING THE RACE MEETING. Commandos GAD MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN Crafgengower THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC EN

IRC

1 21

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of many football writers who believe that this "outside" forward is still the best in England

today.

Matthews, now 34 years of age, may not be quite so fast as he was but he is still the "King of Dribbling" and, in the opinion of many, quite the best right winger available today...

MEREKA

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Tam

M. Wocks (Tamar).] Reserves: 5.M. McCombo (Con- sort), A.B. Jennings (Dampler). EM. Kermeen (Cosanck), O/Sea. Burrows (Cossack) and O/Sea. McNey (Whitesand Bay),

Transport will leave Tantar' at 1.45 p.m.

HOCKEY Against Club de Recreio "A" at 11.30 a.m. on Sunday:

Mr. Williams (Concord), Lt. Venables (Comus), Surg Lt Mallows (Tamar), Capt. "White (Comack), Li, Cdr. Halg L/TeL

amar

Mathowson

L/PU. Cripps (Tamar), LA Cdr. | Aitken .... (FO. 2 Staff), Lt (8) Wordley:(Black Swan), Lt; Gem- mell (Constance), Lt. Grant (Concord)...

Draw For First Round Of Scottish F.A.Cup

London, December 14. ⠀⠀!

The draw for the first round of the Scottish Football "Asso- ciation Cup, made today, <10- sulted as follows: De

· Clachnaedddin v Stenhousemuir, Kilmarnock: vìsürling #Albion, Stranraer v Falkirk, Alloa Athlo |tic v Albion Rovers, Motherwell Rangers, Dundee United văr United, Third Lanark v ́Arbroath, St Mirren Aberdeen, Dunfer milno v Forfar Athletics, Hiber

It is wonderful how this man only people to be pleased will be with the magic' feet. retains his those who would bave had to con- skill. Ask any opposing defender tend with this alusiva elf-like alan v Partick Thistle, St. John- how good he is and what sort of player. The crowd will miss him. stonev Hamilton, Academicals, an afternoon they had against England will miss him. Dumbarton v Queen's Park, Rose him. They will give the necessary Matthews is as good as he is County v Morton, Inverness Cale videos today because he is a clean player. donian v Queen of the South, 1:20 The fact is not disputed that how a fit man can chent Father Stewart Brechin City v Celile Ho a rat class example at Hearts v Dundee, Clyde v Newton 2 20 Matthews, the dazzling brilliant Time. His ambition is to keep fit and East Fife v. Fraserburgh... 2 20 forward was a good day to play football and all his spare The matches are being played

winger that has ever played for time is devoted to training, on January 20-Router.

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BECOND

DIVISION!"

Itecreto

SALONG BERVANTS' PASSES AWAR Servants" passes will be sued to private box holders only: KCC S who are requested to distribute them with discrimination, and to en- Comniandos? dorse their names on the passés, Holders of auch, pausas are not par- "mitted In the members Enclosure except for, passing through on

· their dútles and must remain in thele employeré, elander Bank,"

DER,

OLBAP,

Asoretary.

King George

V School IRC, Royal Navy. HAF University

418 England in its long history.Po Matthews is still 'a, great, arital stat

313The point at issue is how gond and England may be very sorry

he is today and whether he is the freshest louvor. bien, out of herrinted and published for the Proprie best availablert parK

World Cup teams. He might be the tort, RUBINANT ZAL, LITTED

he does not go down to man, to, bring. the Jules✨ Rimet | THANK LESLIE DURIE), Windsor Home, |Riq with the English team, the

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Their only

entertainment during part of that time was provided by " email band, whose music could only be heard by those near by,

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KEYBOARD · MARGIN

CONTROL

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All players

requested to assemble at the Vehicular Ferry, Hong Kong at 2.30 pm. sharp. Umpire! Mr. U. S. Dhillon.

HK POLICE HOCKEY XI

The following have been selected

to represent the Hong Kong Police in their Hockey Association fix- Bound- ture against the Army ary Street at 10.15 am. Sunday December 18.

F. M. Soares, C. Blackbourn, D. 0. Tebbutt, M. H. C. Birch, A. Lealle, W. P. Appa, R. Wilson, D. Brown, E. Yusof, J, R. M. B. Wall and C. C. Thang.

Reserves: Man Singh, T. V. C. Reynolds.

[HKDF WIN- HOCKEY MATCH

In “un Iriter-Unit Hockey Leaguo game yesterday, Hong Kong De- fence Force beat Camp Staff, HQ Land Forces by, six goals to two,

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