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16, 1951.

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Police Register Their Bootie's First Victory In The Rugby Tournament

By "AXIOM"

The police registered their first win of the Pentangular Rugby Tournament since prewar days on Saturday while the Army just strag gled home in the last two minutes in what proved to be a thrilling and gruelling encounter.

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The Army, with a strong cold wind behind their backs, kicked off but, sur- prisingly, early pressure. came first from the sailors who were unable, however, to press home the advantage.

Until Clayden paved the way for an Army attack with a lofty clearance and Goldschmidt brought his outsides into the attack things looked dangerous for the Army.

EASTERN AA TO SPONSOR

COLONY OPEN SNOOKER

CHAMPIONSHIP

(By "ARGONAUT”)

Several scoring chances went astray through dropped ΟΙ fumbled passes. Twice in rapid succession McNabb was uncere-

moniously bundled Into touch

ist short of the Navy line.

Just

On conclusion of the Second Race Meeting last Saturday, the Stewards held an en- quiry into the "In and opt" running of Boot- Bie in its last threo races.

After hearing the ox- planations of the owner, rider and trainer they declared that they were not satisfied that Boot- sie had gone out on all occasions to win.

Those concerned were severely cautioned.

THIS

WEEK'S BADMINTON PROGRAMME

TODAY

MIXED DOUBLES DIVISION

V Chinese Y

The Navy forwards, without Bence, staged several flerce foot rushes,

which in

Shipflanders In the later stages almost won the game, to relleve "Blue","

Army pressure but the

Chinese Y "White" v Taikonu. not to be denied and McNabb

University v Recrolo. put the finishing touch to un MEN'S "C" DIVISION

Section II excellent bout of inter-passing

were

Recreio v VRC.

TOMORROW

MEN'S "B" DIVISION Chung Wah v St. Teresa. University v Recreio. Stadlandets v Kowloon Tong,

Chinese Y Teresa "A".

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At long last, a Colony Open Snooker Championship to make the Navy three down. will he held. Eastern Athletic Association have taken Clayden brought out maximum the lead of sponsoring the tournament and have written. ¡points. to all the lending Clubs in Hongkong to send a represen- attack from the

The Navy went back into the kick-off and lative each to a meeting which will be held at the Asso-some sterling forward play ciation's club house, 133, Thomson Road, on January 24, almost brought a score and for defenders a time

the Army Although there are still R Eastern Athletic Association were hard pressed to keep their number of Clubs which have and the Club Lusitano are now line intact but they weathered not been able as yet to pro- the main contender for the the storm

before and shortly vide their members with the league championship. Eastern, the interval drove back into prewar billiards and snooker further strengthened their Navy territory. facilities, the number of bil-

defeating the Pri- position by liards and snooker enthusiasts 501

son Ofcers Club by 5 frames In the Colony today is

well

to nil, whilst the Club Lusta- thrustful of the Army backs, ver the four figure mark. The no beat the RAF Set's by

4 nearly increased the soldiers Eastern step taken by

s aframes to 1. commendable one and should The current season ends

on wing was next on the score receive the support of all February 5, and at has been slicet, grassing the ball under clubs and snooker

decided to arrange two exhibl-the posts, Clayden had It is learnt at a move is tion matches after this date. difficulty with the kick. also being made to form α The terms balding part in the Hongkong Billkrxis

exhibition will consist of five Snooker Association which will selected Chinese players and seek aliation with the

The second half opened in a five selected non-Chinese. It is sensatoinal manner. The Navy hoped to stave one of body in England, and the meet-

these ing of representatives on January games on the island and

pack, although beaten in the theight. 24 will be the first step in this other in Kowloon.

storming played Full direction.

de football and, following up a high tails regarding these games will kick by Lattey, four forwards be published in due course.

led by Morris crashed over the The results of matches play-line to chalk up their first score KCC Committee to run the tourna-ed on January 8 were:

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COLONY SNOOKER LEAGUE tion:

KOC "A" team defeated the forthcoming HQLF S'a Mesa by frames to two, On January 8 and any dreams the St's may have entertained about retaining the championship shield for another year.

Interport

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MEN'S "C" DIVISION

Section I

University Kowloon Dock

St. John's

fairly wide of the posts. Morris's Te koo kick sailed wide of the mark. St. Teresa "B"

The soldiers now swung into the attack but lost several op- Chung Wah portunities through hanging on St. Teresa "A"

KL Tong in the centre, McNabb and VRC Gower appeared to be receiving Chines the ball just those

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Chinese Y second try which Morris con- University

"White"

ing full use of the wind, con- Teress verted Navy, though not mak-Talkoo

Shallonders tinued to attack and 4. penalty again: Borwick for picking up

after

* tackle Faw the go into the lead amid cheers from the stand. The Army at this stage ap- peard shaky and ruffled but Final arrangements for the Goldschmidt, playing a delight- match fully cool game, rallied his side and from a blind side break winning try in the nick of time, opened the way for Henderson's Cruel luck on the Navy but I think the Army Just about deserved the verdict.

POLICE WIN 22-3 The Police,

playing without Armour at scrum-half, defeated the RAF by 22 points to three but they made it seem all so difficult until the RAF fired

three between Macao and Hongkong shattered that the Colony "A" and "g" Monday, were discussed and it was agreed teams under the managership of Squadron Leader MeWillams will leave for Macao

by the midnight boat on Feb. 5

The Interport match will be played on Feb. 0 at 4 pm, and will be preceded by the Macao "B" and Hongkong "B" game at 2.30 p.m.

Hongkong's Teams Against Danish XI

the on

At the end

of the inceting, against the wind and constant the Hon. Secretary, Mr J. H.attacks,

Blinko, referred to the impend- Both sides in their respective Ing departure from the Colony sessions with the wind failed to of the Association President, make but flecting use Mr A. E. P. Guest."

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axed for the playoff of postponed The following are the dates axtures of the Men's Doubles "A" and Mixed Doubles Colony Badminton Leagues:

MEN'S DOUBLES "A" DIVISION Club Retrelo

Monday, Feb. 5: Chinese Y "B" v

MIXED DOUBLES

LEAGUE

Tuesday, Jan, 23: Chinese Y "Blue" Chinese Y "White"; Shattanden V St Teresa A: St Teresa "B" V Hong Kong U; co v Club Recreo. Chinese Y "White" Hong Kong UV Friday, Jan. 20: Bt Teresa "I" y St Teresa "A"; Chinese Y "Blue" v Cratgengower CC: Shadlanders Taboo Badminton Club.

Tuesday, Jan. 30: Hong Kong U his "White"; Chinese "Blue" Club Recreio: Craiger

Friday, Feb. 2: Chinese Y "White"

St Terema "B": Club Rocre Hong Kong U: Craigengower CC v. Bhalandora

Friday, Feb. 9: Cralgengower CC

Hong Kong U: Club Recrol Chineas y White": Chissa "B" x Shadlander.

Tuesday, Feb. 13: Hong Kong U y Tatoo Badeninton Club; Craigen Rower CC v Chicae Y Chinese Y "White" v Club Recreo, Friday, Tob. 10: Shollanders v

Three local sides to play the

After a short speech in which the Police Danish Football team which in due here on January 31 were held tribute to the valuable around on level terms although over CC vs Tere splected by the Interport sun. services rendered by Mr Guest Slevin and company had more

to the Hockey Association, he scoring opportunities. committee of the Hongkong presented him with a souvenir Football Association last night.

on behalf of the members of the The Hongkong Selection XI Council

Play brightened considerably (drawn from

Clubs

after the interval and deter A resolution was passed that mined running by Russel and island) to meet the Danes on all teams going to Macao, or Tebbut sent Slevin February 6 is: Tam Kwan-inviting any Macno hockey team of the posts.

Over wide kon, Etheridge, Lau Yee, Woot to Hongkong will have to fret ten, Kwok Ying-kee, Santos,

Next the Airmen had a go Xavier, Leo Yuk-tak, Gardner sociation before so doing, so that kicking when only five yards secure permission from the As- and lost a certain score by (Capt.), Omar, and Hau Ching-weekly fixtures may not be disfrom the line. In answer to

rupted.

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The Interport team for the following day is: Yu Yiu-lak

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Lal Wal (Police), Tang

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