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BUREN

THE PERFECT

SWISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

BURMESE FOOTBALL XI SUFFER THIRD DEFEAT

HONG KONG, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1950.

Badminton standard has much improved

1

(By "ARGONAUT)

The visiting Burmese Football team suffered their third defeat in the Colony

yesterday losing to a Hong Kong XI by four goals to two at Boundary A review of the first three nights' games of the Street before a large crowd of football fans.

The visitors had only themselves to blame for losing as their forwards lacked unity in attack. Pugs- ley, their centre-forward, had many chances to score but frittered them away by either poor shooting or waiting too long before parting with the ball and thus allowing tenacious Tennuci to rob him of the sphere.

Pick of the visiting team was Gwan Shion the inside- right. He tried hard to pierce the Hong Kong defence but was poorly supported by his fellow forwards, Gwan was finally rewarded for his antorprising play when he pounced on a fum- bled ball by Lockor, and scored in the 42nd minute of the second half.

Au Kim, the Burma goalie play- eri a fine game and by his excel- lent positional play saved many cental goals,

Of the Hong Kong players. Pereira and Xavier combined well the right wing, especially during the second half and Hong Kong's victory was mainly, due to their speed and their seizing the chance to shoot whenever the op- portunity presented itself,

The Hong Kong defence showed. up well as a team but particularly Gutstanding were Tennuri in the position and Santos al pivotal left-half.

Kame

le

Banton played a grand apoll. Ing game and had it not been for him keeping check on the ever-dangerous Gwan Shion Hong Kong might have lost. Locker played his usu reliable in goal and was unlucky concede the initial goal scored against him by Pugsley. It was during a

ing a scramble in front of the gcolmouth and Pugsley took shup shot at goal, Locker falled to see the ball before it entered the net as his sight was blocked by Tennust who had attempted to intercept the ball."

Ko injured

ing of the game Ko Po-keung, Hong Kong's centre-forward, in jured his leg and had to leave the field for treatment. He returned three minutes later but after a further 10 to 15 minutes of play Kwan-shing replaced him

Fung

WUA

in the team.

There of the lica. team with Santos playing an inside-left and Pereira

to the left wing and ch Wing-keung taking over as leader

attack. the This lue-up failed to produce

going

of

Visiting football teams feted

Colony Badminton Championships brings out the pleasing fact that the standard of the game is definitely much higher this year than in the last two years..

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Six matches played in singles tennis championship

Interport hockey trial

The Whites forward line of B.

Six matches in the Colony Grass-Court Open Singles Tennis chompianship were played off yesterday' at the Hong Kong Cricket Club with Tsui Yan- pui, a former champion, winning his match at the expense of. Benzin Saw, the schoolboy champion.

Tsui was successful in two straight sets, the score being 6-4 and 6-0. Although beaten, Saw put up a very good fight in the first set.

Trul found the court a bit too,· Eddle Chan beat George Lin, Jr, low to his liking and as a result 6-3, 0-2, took a long time to get going. Edwin Taal beat R. Y, K. Ng However, when he did get going 6-2, 0-9. there was no stopping him. Lee Wal-tong boat T. E. Baker

With Taul leading 3-1 in the 7-5 6-4... the score being 4-3. games in a row to take the lead, 6-4, 6-1, first set, Saw reeled off "four Taul Yan-pul boat Benzin Baw

At this period Saw was play-

Kairo

Today's matches

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Out of 19 matches played, no less than eight went.

the full distance of three sets. Although the

The second Hong Kong games were still in their first round, one major

Interport Hockey trial was upset has already been created.

held at King's Park yester- Honour of last week goes. Another instructive point that day when the cream of the automatically to University's could be gained from last week's local hockey players were At the Interport Dinner given who were responsible for the One Junior player lost his game and the selectors of the team to

S. F. Lam and S. K. Cheongames is that golden rule, "Never

change your winning tactics", seen in action.

The game was fast and exciting in honour of visiting Philippine major upset by eliminating just because he did not keep to and Burma Football Teams by the fourth seeded pair of W. this rule. This is especially im- meet Macao in the forthcoming the Hong Kong Football Asso-

Interport will certainly have a C. Chung and M. K. Fung in portant in Championship matches. dificult time to choose the team ing a very good brand of tennis Court 1: Choy Tin-wah v Norman ciation at the Hong Kong Hotel

Quita number of players are the Junior Men's Doubles

as everyone seen in action yes- and was very successful with prone to indulge in gallery play terday deserved to be chosen. his last night, Sir Arthur Morse,

Court 2: Wong Chun-fal v Auf

President

Kam-mcou of the

and will try to demonstrate as Association, Division.

of playing the During this period Pugsley los!

brand the hope that

of tennis that brought Court 8: Donald Lo v. Lt. Col. the Deserving special mention are many strokes bs possible, the Gosano, MacKenzie, Gardner,

Spence, many chances to open the scoring expressed because

b J, EL dilly-dallying players will return to their res the two promising young lady majority of which may not only Peter Rull and Humpheries com him success, Saw for some un- hia

but act Instead as bined well and, ably supported by accountable reason decided to Court 4: Roch Liang pective countries with happy players, Gloria Silva and Margle be useless

Hawthorn. motherla.

Rozario. The victories of these

Such a lapse by aan intermediate line

play Trul in a baseline duol. of Mersh will not only cost him Reed and Bhagat

Seizing this opportunity Taul Court 3: Ip Koon-hung: v Taol Singh examples of indomitable deter points, but put him in a

scored a post

literally swept Saw off his feet

Ping-fan. three times against the Blues. mination

fighting and

spirit, when he suddenly finds that Rull was first to score but his in the next three games to win Court 6. A. J. Doyle v G. F. E.

tho pot 6-3. qualities in which even some of opponent has gained the upper first goal was disallowed because

Winning the toss, Teul decided the Senior players are defieldat. hand, Concentrate on the strokes of an infringement. A few

Gloria, who was Recreio's that are giving you the points and minutes later the same player to serve and won the first game Junior lady triple champion last unless these fall do not resort to scored again from a pats

without conceding a single stroke. Taul won the next game after year, has improved tremendously other fancy strokes,,

Gardner, and should be a strong contender

Then, B. Gozano broke through four deuces had been called.

The third game went to Saw the Whites' defence to tally for

after he had, Tsui beaten with the Blues.

clever placements. Taul then with some hard drives on- nexed, the next game, bringing the score to 3-1 in his favour,

of

In the 41st minute Chu sent memories of Hong Kong and players furnished two excellent Merangs

across a centre and Lau Sau-fook praised them for their sports valleyed the ball past Au Kim into menship displayed in the games the corner of the not to open the played against the Colony's scoring.

the teams. Lóa than a minute after the

of the

reautent kick-off Pugeley, Sir Arthur proposed toasts to leader of the Burmese attack the King, the President shot the ball past the unsighted Philippines and the President of Locker for the equalleer.

A toast to the Honk for a finalist's berth in the Ladies' Kong Football Association was Singles Division, given by Mr. D. Colvo, Manager. of the Philippine team.

The half ended as another Hong Kong attack got under way.

HK offensive

Immediately after the resump tion Hong Kong, whose forward had reverter to their origina' positions, book the offensive and during an Inspired 20 minutes peppered the visitors'

goal In the opening minute Law's header of centro just went wide

of the post, Then Xavier missed

a glorious opportunity when h mistimed a centre from Chu and the weak try was gathered by Au who cleurod.

A

results 12 after the interval theck and Locker brought_forth|

Butmb.

Badminton championships resuming

Although it is more usual to be lavish with adulation for winners. The Chief Justice, Sir Leslie the losers are sometimes equally Gibson, and Mr. U Ba E, Manager deserving of praise. Of the latter of the Burmese team also spoke. was Mrs. Teresa Campos, who in her Arst appearance in Open The presentation of

the competitive badminton, gave an Interport Cup to the Hong Kong

display. In

fact, she impressive made by R. Nieto, was within match-point team WAR

(BY "ARGONAUT"") in her Captain of the Philippine team game against the

more-fanciert to R. Rocha, Captain of the Margie, before

The first Men's Senior Singles her strokes falled Hong Kong term.

Atrophy her. Although she lost the match, match will be played off at the was also given to the Hong 4***

the Kong team by the Philippina | 020 team.

Air

KBGC CEREMONY

Recrolo tonight and will festure the night's pro- gramme of the Colony Badminton Championships.”

experience gained should Club de stand her In good stead to future! tournaments, and should serve as an encouragement, to ather Junior lady players to take part in the Colony Championships.

A bowls game at the Kow- these

Schoolboys' events

Attracting not a little atten-

the

game dpen'

by

Before the changeover Gardner some and Humpheries scored a goal ench for the Whites.

Particularly outstanding in the first half was the fine combina- tion of the Whites' forward line. Gardner's fine turn of speed and his cross shots were a revelation. ready to snap uD Rull was ever

and try for goal, a pass

Shepst Bingh was inled_Im- pressive at Inft-half and seldom allowed the ball to get by hla stick. His play in the sendnd half was just as good If not

- Initial half.

Attacking game

Wagner.

FLEET SAILING NOTES

I

The long race round Ping Saw then decided on an at Chau, which a large entry of tacking game that brought him 17 whalers had awaited with success. Time and again ha enthusiasm, had to be aban Want up to the inet where ho doned on Saturday afternoon hud Taulbeaton with me through lack of wind. beautiful-volleys and winning

The course was round No. 18 three games in a row to lead buoy of Yaumall, through

the

Chau

Thereafter for some reason or Sulphur Channel, round

back North of Stonecutters. It better than his play in the thin, Save decided to play Tsul Kung and Ping Chau Islanda and Baseline duet: instead of was a pity that No. 18 buoy had storming the net and as a result been included, for in such light Taul had him on the run and ree-

pui took over the duties as centro-] Bo Than but his crashng Arsi- loun Bowling Green Club injicit for players, and it is now the night's programme. La Salle's in the other forward line.

Free kick

half Chan Kam-pul was injured | terrific drive by. Pugsley. while contesting for the ball and had to leave the field for the rest of the game. The came started off tamely with beth alder testing the other's defence. Santos was playing fine, gume und was insligator es

Soon afterwards a free kick was awarded to Hong Kong midfold. ·Tennuci went the bal winging to Xavier who centred Pereira and his under found

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rackets S

not

Tha

Those who took part in the

Commando boxing finals

We

many of the, local team's attacks the net as Au Kim' made a gallan of cutlery on behalf of the mem-correct grip, and here too. per- there should not, be any shortage and Trade' (full:bneks); Mors The Annis of the 3 Com- patclics caused by ships swinging

during the first half an hour of

the

wind.

Among those seated at the head

W. F. Foo. of Chinese YMCA Pereira was prominent during

and several of his shole tables besides Sir Arthur Morse

meets S. Saul of Shailanders in there blod and beveral of her hole and Sir Leslie Gibson were Lieu

this game, which is expected to

Playan switched led off the next three games to conditions this mark took so long. to negotiate that the ebb was be- produce a high standard of bad- One of his shola was deflected for tenant General Sir Robert Man- Sir Man-kam Lo, the Hon. SCTE, SIT

minton.

After the Interval there was a win the first set 6-ka Seven minutes after the open-n corner and troen the resultant Mr. R. R. Todd, the Hon. Mr. E

Thereafter there was nothing inning to inake before the fleet switch-over. #f the to stop Taul for he won the next deade, and "Triumph" did,

get past Green Island. For is one of the top-ranking general kick Xavier scored to make it A. Boyce, Mr. D. W. Macintosh,

Mithewson did not in the Colony, and had playera. tion were the Scheelboys' events players in the last two years play and Alves took over this game. Saw although beaton in

Rot without conceding a single) however, succeed in two-one in Hong K

ong Kong's favour.

roaching A. D. Davies, Pereira, speed and rushing

which have been introduced this

open water, where they wero re- L. N. Brownfield, Mr.

the verge of entering position.

** this kat made some s splendid: rewarded with a better breeze. tactics past the, Burmese de J. Skinner, Brigadier M. S.. K.

Commodore dore

year for the first time In the been on

The forward line of both teams coveries. history of the gema

In the the finals, only to be beaten by fence and x faw minutes later Maunsell, Mr. D. Calvo, Mr. U Ba

Although he the then champions, Robert Tay remained the same with the ex. Colony.

won his match, They sailed, an, deterrained 24 оле of Xayler's. contres was uns

Dr. Jose Rodrigues, Captain rushed into the not by Law.

One conspicuous feature seen and C. K. Lee, On his present ception of Humphéries ant: Mc Tsil did not reveal his form complete the course, and actually H. T. Alexander, Captain H. 3.

the in the games was

In form, he is one of the strongest Mullen who switched places.. disparity in A minute later Xavier made o

Chisnall, Mr. Kwok Chan, Mr. R.

Daniel scored an excellent goat while on the other hand Saw put got round as far as Stonecutters up a very creditable performance by six o'clock. As this was the by was Saut then a general. shuffle spectacular "aplo, run up the fight ic. Lee, Mr. R. H. Woodhead, Mr.ages and 'Bizes among some of the contenders for this year's title:

Dimunitive Junior!

Colony 1948 after a fine passing bout among against player ranked as and then he not had was for wing boating one defender after. G. Rolph, Mr.

Junior Singles Champion, but the forwards comprising of B. of the best in the Colony.

then the wind gone for good, C. Mottram, competitors.

Shallow

Although beaten by 6-8 and they had to be towed home, but wither, but his parting shot was Major J. Barret. Mr. A. L. Gordon Car Robert zavilion lack of practice has been evident. Gosano, McKenzie,

it was a most creditable attempt. the goal at his mercy,

and E. Guterres, plucky though in his play during the League and Daniel and Humpherios: Wide with

and Mr. Mok Ying-kwal.

PM 6-2, George Lin, Jr. (put up a The abandonment of the race they were, found Apparently relieved by this re

their small s

unless he pulls off something Then McKenzie scored another

Reat disappointment to... stature-too

the fine prieve the visitors launched their

* much of a handicap extraordinary tonight, he will after combining with B. Gosino good show, in hik match aga) WIE |

Eddie Chan against their almost full-grown have to be on the trying side to bring the ball up the right In a long draw match, Lee Wai- everyone, especially after.

wing of applause from the

ppponents. Anyway a good start for most of the play.

tong by virtue of being the alen- wind of the previous day. forwards rrvorted to their origina'

Spectator's by

by stopping a

point

has been made by the Association A Schoolboys Singles and a

Gardner and Rull again ahene dler of the two, beat T. E. Baker hope to arrange another all-day few weeks time, and race In in encouraging the game among schoolboys Doubles positions wille Fung Kwan-shing blank drive by Fugsley from only

by score of 7-5 and 6-4, 4

pray. for both wind and warmth. Rull scored twice once tror a played right-half as Chan Kam-five yards out. The ball went

The results

Three dinghies salled on Satur them to fill in the loop- A. A. Dos Remedios in his Dou penalty bully but each time the

bles match last week impressed

C. X. Wong beat J. V. Sellers day, of which only two managed forward.

timer went wide with Locker #1 nonour of Mr. A. J. Hall whe holes as time goes by.

6-0, 6-0,

to start, and sp.the, race did not Midway through the second alightly dazed by his saving this Icaving the Colony on retire-

A classification into a Midget favourably with his powerful goal was disallowed by the um-

anashes and aggressivo strokes. pre

Patrick Poon beat F.R. Zimmern count for competition purposes. and Senler Schoolboys"

Gardner made an impressive section His opponent, Ng Sul-fps who

"Cockade" best: "Jamaica" 1 by ment was held on Sunday. Mr. next year, though involving

10 minutes over one lap. shortly before time but he was wo Hall captained a team against little more work on the part of has not been soon, in; action yet. run down the centre of the field | 6A,^^843,"

Series races, on: Bunday were sailed Ja a light Easterly wind the President's team and won the Tournament Committee, will will have to be extra-good to fart that his centre: went a-big- handsomely. T

do a great deal to keep up Interest beat this forcaful player.

which later backed to North Bingles King Junior Men's

The dinghies sailed two laps After the game the President, among the smaller players match between Benzin Saw and trial festerday were

In the Mr. E.A. Atkins

with "Jamaica's", boats It was also observed that in presenting of the younger

most

W. B. Brown should be ovenly Hellings and Souza (gon24}}

lead all the way. They were the Mr. and Mrs. Hall with a canteen

contested. With both being hard.

to avoid the calm only two their holding

with the

smashers and good retrievers, keepers); Nery, Webb, Sturgess bers of the Club said that it was hap

"Alacrity's" the Association may take

HA mando Royal Marines, inter atid of long tallies. The youthfulness Reed, Bhagat Singh, Fitzgibbon,

Alves, ninthewor not so much for his many achieve- further step by soliciting volun- of Saw should ultimately bring As the second half advanced tements in the bowling green th

that

T. Gosano Me unit open boxing champlon-whalor only retained her custom- the later stages the standard Mr. Hall would be remembered in to

coaches and assigning them him through

was strongly challenged by play deteriorated and it was only the Club but rather for the kind-

the various

thxt game aere one of Kenzie, Gardener, P. ftill, Kum- ships were held at the China ary arst place by 26 seconds. She schools: Even

Guterres, Danlet, Flect Club – last night.

"Jamaica" 1 and 2,

Also by the Colony's well-known vete-pheries, L

Shallow,

and MG

The 40 Commando RM- won Concord", who lost a place or rams, Dennis Hazell taking the

Mullen

the championship with a total of For the benefit of the School-court, In spite of his 48 years untiring efforts as grounds co-boys and perhaps some of the

The third Interport hockey trial 32 points, followed by 45 Cde Rh two through a misunderstanding or so, the President of the Ag- The visitors' attack fell of vener. Under his supervision the Junior players, it may be useful

sociation, plays an exceptional will be held on Monday February with 19 points; 42: Cdo RM with

During the past six weeks the and even Spence, Hong Kong's three greeas of the Club had been here to review some of the in-

ly fast Doubles game, but it is 27. Time and place will be an- 20 points and Brigade. HQ

flagship has set a fiting, example right back had time to take the brought to near perfection.

ho and his nouriced by the selectors later in three points. structive points

not likely that that could be

the week. 'ball up to the opposition's goa'

At the conclusion of the fight, by entering all her boats on every partner will be able to with- arta.

Brigadier C.R., Hardy, DSO, ONE occasion, and she earned the Mrs. Hall had done wonderful gained by

observing last week's!.

stand the speed of their youngy

of Sunday in both As winger, Ke 'gent over

distributed Towards the end of the game ir work on the catering, side both games. main Ipson of the...

er opponents. Anvier centre to

but the latter's the 42nd minute En Than sent in before and after the occupation week was given in the Doubles

and runners-up,

resulte Tit-bit of the night" is header was intercepted by Au

The following are the results: Д fine

Dinghies Jat, "Jamaica" I (Mr. shot which Locker stop and a great many members re-match betwein S. F. Lam and Ledies Singles encounter be Kim who cleared lustily..

Father Weight but failed to hold. The ever-ready membered her,c Then Law Sau-fook broke Gwan Shion pounced on the loner tude.

The cold weather over the

Fox) 763 points; 2nd, Jamaica" M. K. Fung. The practice of Kowloon Dock's 3. Greenhalgh holidays was no doubt respon

2 (Mr. Jupp) 032; 3rd, "Cockade" it into the net over Happy memories of AV and receiving with rackets, high up. The Kowloon Dock player show

(Lt Moseley) 621; 4th, Black his parting sha

the prostrate

above the

Swan" (P.O. Lock) 418 5th, fécond and final goal.

the Club for many a day and they

commented Doubles match, that she could number of cards returned in Raids checked

The Honk

Whatersist, Alaerity (P.O. Koak players appear had the best wishes of all memupon and this should be the alm smash really hard when the pe- the various golf compellons

"Cossack (P., Fair) 318, ... Williams) 800; 2nd, "Tamaica": 1 The Burmese forwards made ed to be content with their two bera for a long and happy retire of all players who aspire to be casion demanded. She should be at Fanting as compared with the sporadio raids into the Hong doala' lead and the visitors, storm-

ment.

good Doubles players

able to extend ber more expert number of entries which were

(Sergt. Rowberry) 678; 3rd, "Ta- malca 2 (Log,Ben, Brookes) 870; enced opponent, who was the

4th, "Concord (Mr. Clarke 480; ed by Tennuct and Bantoe be fumbled a 30-yard drive by Saw of the younger bowlors: who had

The main event was the 8t "they" bodame viry-dan- N) and Gwan Shien again shot the behelted by Mr, Hall'e tuftioni

where the last year, and who has had the Andrews Baily Spoon which ale

D.NF. "Charity loose ball at goal. Lhoxer recover- wet through the halfed in time to, push the ball over tda 'reply. Mr. Hall thanked the/trimary cotaíderation is position f benefit?'

and members for the play," this is not so, important, but players playing with Benlor tracted 30 couples for this four- Marine Hope::(( Cdo PINJAMAN 3 Winningd whaler's crew

very close match it is new competitin's for the some competition against Bogey. Portir dabbled part three of the the bar just £5,300 waMLID VYHN they wore leaving; the Club with ner to cover the rest of the court should baithe/Junior Mixed 19». | Golf Club and the 'honour of, besi

Another very

Blanchard, A.B. Atkin, ending the game.”

Peace and 0.8, Shauns. of the court, bler game between Mr. and Mrslag the first winner of this beat Burma: Au Kumi:') Icks Bo very real regret and were parting there is no exception. w.c. Chune and K.B. Thank Had trophy goes to BP, Watts (17)

INDIAN TENNIS end of the field, Pugsley wh (Pho; Sawb Gwan Bhien, Pug would always have very happy | was well-placed but his shot war Vandockum,

Ni, His Kyaing, Munro with many good friends. They The advantages"..

Mrs. Liza: Benjamin. The latter and W. H. 5. Davis, (15) who playli vorý wide with only Locker tley, Ba Then, Sein Ming.

memories of the good times spent

combination play with fitful bril the traversing lance, and unless they are excep

Ther Bogey Pool was won by leh*p* Clonally in top form tonight, the C. EF Hayer ((9) with a return of quence, the honour of entering the next round

* should go to the Mr. and Mrs:

play

in

In the 15th minute Xavier sent

a fierce drive from 30 yards out but the ball skimmed the crossbar, Ko who had returned after having his injury attended to changed. positions-with-Chu Wing-! keung at left wing. However he was more or low only a passenger left the game and his and soon place was taken by "Pung Kwan-| shing

a fine

attempt to gave, making the score four goals to ona.

tary

brightened by the sparkling foot-liness and patience he had always do untold good.

once i week of such coaching

werk and dazzling speed of the shown to new bowlers and for his Pereira Xavier combination.

4 entorta-with-B**~/5, K. Cheong and W. C. Chungtween YMCA's Helen Kwong 'and |

FANLING GOLF

Dcross

of the course,

Prizes to the winter classen LEN

First String

through on his own but ballooned');ball and Locker for Burma'r Gertie Hall would remain fresh in roubles play hash quldered. In her last week's Mixer sible for the somewhat mongge; Marink Mitchell (40 Cdo WETaM

Ma

and

LU-Kong area but they were chook-fed the local citadel. Locker agafri - "Mr. A. Hutton spoke on behalf Many advantage. Pl::Junior, Mixed Doubles champlat quite good To ESRIAN PIC Mariné Gray (68) Cool, two oth, "Maino" (B/M': R#p=); 308;;

defendera hist his try at goal wen wide. The hell went to the other

also

heat

went kind

Rodricks

In Singles play. W

words that had been spoken: in Doubles, where there lɛ a part-

Locker, Spence, in the Club.

ent Ko left the gama and Cheung Shly-ling: Chan Kam-pul

Then,

hero. was a tongue lines of Tánñuel," Bontos; Xavier, Peraira

The Ligymers

Viikko Po-Roun, Sau-rook, Chu

HK UNIVERSITY

positions forwarde teble. It woung Low - CHAMPIONSHIPS opportunity ito attack before I replaced Ro, when he retired mid-2

halda had time Eway" firough the first-half);";

16.to their new posts per garan Vandockuin and ɑward

Shien combined on the right why GREEK WIN IN

th

'the ball.

to th

For one much

Taste light, of the

"The Hong Kong: Univerilty high; |Inter-Hostel "· Badminton · Chame on one side,

plorship which has just been for concluded was won by ElloE:FIMII | ENGI with May Hall the runners-un.

The Inter-Hantel-Hooker Cham Celulonship was won vby: MÅ HAI February 197 defeating Elise' Hall by four: Egyptbyj-bna -tó, rill, defentiür „Rindi Ital

endly soccer onenal, Morton

FOOTBALL

drawing

aning with winil ovat Ricci

kont hanging y

AT TONIGHTS GAMES

At Club de Redrála Mako pm (8choolboys! Single);; AN

Hemedios viNg Bucjon:

(Schoolboys Troubles);

long and, It: Shaw -

Marine Dunkler (42 Cdo) beat

Bacond String Winner, Marine Gray (40 Cdo).

Light Weight First String Marine: Jenkins (10-Cdo) beat NEX Becond Biring

Marine Fhgan (48 Cdo) beat

Weller Walgha

Firm String 3421 Corporal Gallagher (40 Cdo) blaring Gunstone (36 Cão).

Second String Marine Dingle CD Cdd) beat

Wall 42 Cdoji

returned a score of 31. attardi Barine Middle Weight?.

SISTEMAFirst Stringa

1 up and the runner up TA – Marine Fencock: (419) Cdo) beat Butler (10)---who was ", dowd. Marine Edgeon (45 Cdo), Three players retumed tarda "of frysasasi locünd Birink

lifed - the Corporal, Blyte (UK) 2-down but MrPE best fast 8 holes for which he was Marine, Ward: (45 C40).

SLight Heavy: Waight

Cdo

Out of

Davidson,

0.3.

Paris, February 19.

ndoor tenn “Páriz yostoi

#fed Glanial Cucelli and idol Bello 6-2, 6-1