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games that well decide, the two championships will be played off.

scored In the Men's Senior division, the holders, Army, who have hitherto nino consecutive wins, will face probably their last hurdle in Club de Rocrclo. Scheduled to be played off at Sookunpoo" at 4 p.m. the meeting of the two teams is expected to produce one of the best games this season.

In their last encounter, Army, after being held to a 1-1 draw in the first half, staged a whirlwind finish to notch two further goals before the final whistle came. All their three goals in this match came from centre-forward Gardner,

FIRST DIVISION

Club de Recreio with already | as the ground will be occupied

Baturday one setback and one draw must for cricket

With on Sunday,

Argonnuts "A" v Royal Navy win this game, if they are to both teams ovenly matched, at Police Ground, 4 p.m. remain in the running for this there should be no lack of thrills Umpires: B. G. Gurevitch and ycar's honours. A win for In this game, and although the

A. M. Silva, Army will render Army's re- KGV girls had the better in the tention of the Championship an earlier match, I expect the almost suro thing.

undergrads to have the say in this match.

Two other crucial games are

those of the Ladies League which enters its second round

third the

CELLAR-DWELLERS

Marcal

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TEAMS

The following are Clab teama for cricket, and socoty mulches over the week-end:

СПІСПЕТ

Kowloon Cricket Club Intra- Club match to be played at KCC on Saturday, commenc- inz 1.40 p.m.

"A" Team:~~R. E. Leg. 5, V. Giltine, V. C. Bin, J. Leno, Al P. Weir, A. J. Chiley.

| Ricketts, C. P. Smith, C.

Ramage, V.G. Beymeur, W. Pep. perall, N. Hart-Baker.

"A" Team:-P. V Dodge, A Zimmern, C. 1. Stapleton, B., A. Bell, W. M. Davidson, S. Bishop, Cowie, B. Thompson, G. Wren and o. Logan, D. R. Anderson, W. H.

E. Britton.

Kowloon Cricket

Club against.

Royal Tank Regiment at IC.C.C. on Sunday, commencing at 1.30 pm

J. Leriou (Captain), P. V. Dodge, R. A. Bell, Legan, C. T.

on Gittings. Tamage.

Hongkong Hockey Club Police "A" at Royal Navy No. Ground, 11 am. Umpires; A.E.P. Gurst and J. Couto Ma Air Force

14 a.m. F. Howarth, W. II. Cowie, N. Recreio Ground,

and J. H. Blinko

Hart-Baker. A. J. Calley. Umpires; Malchan Singh,

Indian Recreation Club Army

Reerelo V

friendly

at

Cellar-dwellers Gremlina "B" are still after the clusive two

their "duck." points to break They reached their best form last week when they conceded only one goal to the University: pires: Flt Sgt E. Aldridge and and mathematically, they should is put t

be able to hold the Dutch to a draw

their if not win to score first point of the season.

"A"

SECOND DIVISION

Bunday

nl | RAF in

cing

A

this weekend. Unbraten leaders of the League are King George

3" who are at V."A'

the moment enjoying

clear lead of two

Sookunpoo Ground, 4 p.m. Um- Bookuspoo on Saturday. a

val points over their nearest rivals, the Gremlins "A". The school- girls clash

with Victorians, and although

the frat match by 4-2, they will be up against a vasily im- proved Victorian XI on Sun- day. This

take pince at Sookunpoo at 3 pm.

previously announced,

won

game

will

instead of at KGV ground us que to some of the Tstponed. K. G. M. Smith.

Butt.

against match at commen- 1.45 p.m. A. Rumjahn. A. R. Abbas, K. M. Rumfahn, A. .. Kitchen, 1. M. Omet, K. Jarnail, F. M. ol Arcuill, I. Ali, A. H. Madar, A. R. Minu and 8, A. Immalt.

MI. Umpire, G. In the Men's Junior League, Rovers v Nomads at Royal Scorer, A. W. Wahab,

0.30 am. the second division game be-Navy No. 1 Ground,

Royal Navy against Dockyard at Thunderbolts

Umpires: W/O J. G. Padicy W/O King's Park on Saturday, at 145 and tween

p.m.-P.O. Coles, C,P.O.S.M. Llowel- University has been due to

Dutch v YMCA at Sookun- 1. Lt Cdr Murray, C.P.O. Green-

Ground, 11 a.m.

Um-lade. Sgt Jordan, Lt Hirst. Sub, Lt players being invited to Macao poo

Bird, L/Tel. Gallagher. P.O, Parker, for a Charity match there. The pires: G. T. Palmer and G. B. Yeo. Tavlor, AB. Craven. Renerves, L/Tel. Carter, C.P.G. Wir Thomas, the Gurevitch.

ste. Fife. Umpire. Big. Middleton, "A", fresh from their triumpa

will leave for

Yeo. Roes. Scorez. Ch. Mech. Fit Macao on Saturday under the

tocks. ove the Victorians last week win be

out for

a repeat per-managerahip of Mr A. M. Silva formance against the Portuguese and will play the Macao XI on XI, whom they marrowly last Sunday for the Portuguese Red by one goal to

their Cross nil in

Fund, in ald

of the Arst rou

round meeting. They will stranded refugees in Macao. The be reinforced

tomorrow

At Club de Recreio, Gremlins LNG themselves

the

the

LADIES' LEAGUE · Saturday University v KGV "B" at Pok- fulum at 2 p.m.

Umpires: A. Aziz and K. Lyil.

Sunday Gremlins "A" y Reorelo at

Marjorie McNeil a centre-hollowing have been invited to /Recrelo ground at 3 p.m.

"A" at

Royal Air Force XI against Indian Recreation Club at Sooltunpoo an Saturday, at 1.45 pm. Flt Lt Boll (Captain). Flt Lt Madger. Fit Lt Snow, S/Sgt Rogers. Cpt West, Cpi Hurst, Cpl Guest. A.C. Baunders, A.C.

A.C. Jouning. Cpl Bimson. Scorer, A.C. Ashield.

make the trip: A. Rakha, R. 4. Umpires: Y. Khon and L. Thompson, 12th Man, A.C. Jovens.

M. H. Osmund. Samy, J. Singh, G. Walker, M.

Victorians

V KGV Scokunpeo at 3 pm.

Umpires: S/Ldr McWilliama and J. Baptista.

Gremlins "B" v Dutch at KGV ground at 3 pm.

Recreio, too will be fielding their best team in this vital match, Hassan, Baghat Singh, U. S. where a defeat will mean the Dillon, P. Rull, Parkinson,

of all their

Bowell. championship Mohinda

Singh, and Reservos: H. K. Ebrahim, and S. The University v KGVS "B" Collaco. match has been put forward, The following is the full re- and will be played on Saturday vised programme for this week- at Pokfulum, starting at 2 pm, end:

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BERTIE GUEST SELECTS THE

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OF LOCAL SOCCER & HOCKEY

By "SPIV"

When the SS "Talyuan" leaves Hongkong for Australla on January 30, she will be taking with her one of the Colony's most versatile and popular athletes during the last thirty years. He is none other than A. E. P. Guest, more familiar- ly known in local sports circles as Bertie Guest.

(Recreio) Westcott ("Y" Ladies).

Army XI against Hongkong Uni- verally at Pokfulam on Sunday at 1.45 p.m:-Major Wildon, Capt Comp- bell, Capt Haycraft, Capt Robertson- McLeod, Capt Corfield, Capt Hard- ing, Capt Garnett. Lt Williams, Lt Maynard,

Nicholson, Sgm Brookes. Reserve, Pie Lane. Umpire, J.U. Hall Esq. Scorer, SSM Ray.

SOCCER

Royal Navy "A" against Hong- kong Football Club at Causeway Bay on Saturday, kick-off 4 p.r.:- Barnard, Dodson, Giland, Brown, Thompson, Battey, Stanton, Brown. geli, ingham, Graham and Giliyat Reserves, Howard, Jones And Fonoty

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agatout' Birth China at Careline H on. Sigurátor, kick-off 2.30 p.m.-Jones, Thomp BOT), Chama Maloney Woodruff, Hanson. "Phillips,_{Willson, Hooper Groydon and Spatore, chorved. Childs, Bunting, Green and Mulley. Combined Royal Navy XI to mooi Kowloon Chinese it the Mormorial Cup match to be played at Boun dary Street. Kowloon,, on Sunday, kick-off 3.15 p.m.A.N. Other. Dobson, Cliland, Brown, Thomp- Bom, Battey, Phillips, Brownell, Ingham, Graham. "Gülyatt. Ro DOZYON, Jonna Green. Thompson, Malone, Witoon, Feasy and Jones.

and Miss Majorie Japan To Compete

In Davis Cup Tournament

Of the current crop, Bertie Guest thinks, only two are up 10 the class of the pre-war best. They are Miss Marjorie : McNeil, Gremlins' contre-half, and Miss Evelyn Collieo, Re- creio's left-back.

Bertie Guest came to Hongkong in 1921 and since that time has been a prominent personality in practically every branch of local sport. He played football for the Kowloon Football Club for at least 10 years.

During that period the KFC were in the Shield Finals for six consecutive years and won both the Shield and Lengue in one year. Of the old KFC players 30th Jan. still in Hongkong today are Jock McKelvie, Fred Clemo, Chris Pile and Joe Eastman, all of whom д name for have since made themselves in Lawn Bowls.

Bertie Guest also later played for St Joseph's and after the war a Class Soccer referee and the President of the Hong- kong Referees' Association.

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following as the Hongkong's all-time soccer team: Goalkeeper, Rogers of Club; right-back,

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Sang

Mr A. E. P. Guest, who is leaving at the end of this month for Australla on retirement,

In civil life, Berile Guest was

Tokyo, Jan. 18. Japanese tennis stors will participate to Davis Cup play this year for the first ume

'the first Civilian Wireless since international competition Operator to arrive at Cape Was resumed after World War D'Aguilar in 1921 and was lager II. Wireless Supervisor in the The Government Radio ofcc. (Telecommunications, GFO).

Tennis Japan Lawn Association announced today! that Australia, the present He was seconded to the Cable holder of the Cup, had accepted and Wireless as Officer-in-charge Japan's challenge for 1951.

the Marine Radio Department during the last two years. He A Japanese team is expected now leaves the Government on to participate in the American retirement after 29 years' service | Zone play-offs. Experts here and will sail with his family for believe that Japan has a good Australia where he will make chance to beat Canada and but would be casily new home, carrying with Mexico

wishes the best

of all eliminated by 210 United sportsmen in Hongkong.

States.-Reuter.

his

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Loyalty To The Arsenal Is

Something To Wonder At

of South China; playing at right-back and right- ofa, kad also in representative KFC, left-half, Nick Beltrao of games against Waseda University Recreio; right-wing, R. M. Omar of Japan and against Malaya. of St Joseph's; inside-right Fung He represented England in the King-cheung of South China International tournament on two centre-forward, A. V. Gosano of occasions when England beat Recreio, inside-left, Lee Wai India In the finals.

member A pre-war tong of South China and left- wing, Ip Pak-wah of South Hongkong Hockey Association Loyalty to the Arsenal is something to wonder at. China

Council, he was instrumental in The rabid supporters who follow the Highbury fortunes Together with Stewart Gray, the re-formation of the HKHA in fair weather and in frequent foul are fanatical enough, H. Kew, E. L. H. Shute and the and for the last two years was

of the

Says ARCHIE QUICK

late Ernie Fincher, Berlle Guest President of the Association and but this is nothing compared to the players, past and

Was

one of

Arst a the

present.

In the company of Joe Hulme and Ted Brake it waa an experience to listen to them argue with a man who

minton, and in termis he wOB a fore membar

of the KCC Mixed Telegraph columns on hockey had the effrontory to suggest that the Arsenal club. Doubles team which

Ho

tho

spirit is not what it was.

Vo-

qualified umpire. pinyers to represent

Но Kow-

was a a well-known loon Cricket Club at Bad-authority on hockey who be

the war conducted the

won the under the name of "Pllarim.” Dunlop Shield in the first year

HOCKEY'S BEST

Ted Brake took up the cudgel: "I said: “Mr Charanan, let me 30th Jan

of the competition.

Like football, hockey, too, Is 12th Feb.

Ho was

KCC Tennia not up to the standard of prewar The Arscani epirit will always play my last games in Argenal "Once colour, and It took me a month Singles Champion from 1938 to days, according to Bertle, when be the same," he said 20th Feb. 1940 and represented KCC for Hongkong could boast of such Arsenal man." And there was unhappiest thing I ever did in an Arsenal man, always an to be talked down.. was the 13th Mar, many years in the First Division a team Dickie Wong, himself, Loading on or abt Tennis League. In 1938, he was Dr E. Wille Reed of something in the way he said it my life to leave Argenial."

L. Gosano, M. B.

which showed the club masonry happlest! It is a matter of foot- A member of the Hongkong In-ot

at Radlo terport team that visited Salgon Alof Din of Rajputs,

ball history that Joe helped glowns through.. Harry

Huddersfield to the Cup Final 3rd Feb, for the Far Eastern Colony Lt Wright at Navy, Gurbachan of Hockey Club, Owen-Hughes of He also

took

Then the argumentative one that season! in part

Drake returned to the attack Singles and Doubles Champlon-Singh of Radio Sports Club, dared to say that he thought ships. Known for many years Nerain Singh and Bartaub Arsomt were phort of 890g on the hapless one. "Reg Lewis in tennis circice as "Stonewalle" Singh

reserv

Jog fulmer scored the goals in the last Cup Kumaon Rifles. of the Guest, he was

dificult man There are, perhaps only two

Boul, Scolf reserve Final," he said, "and didn't play to beat in

In Singles.

players of this year's team, he back, Daniels and Wade for in the first team again until this

halves and a As a lawn bowler, he

good dozen for-Christmas, but do you 3 and a place in this team. They are no of them prepared to go oz

for a transfer? No skip in First Division Loague and L/Cpl. Gardiner and, Major the transfer list!" was the burden summer wages, like Scott and In representative matches. Ho Lambic of Army.

of his song, and he told an others out of the first team, and 10th Feb.was one of the skips in the KCC Best over among the ladies of

doesn't suiker loak of prestige by team which won the 2nd Division were Mrs Rose (St. Andrew's); cnacdoto to illustrate Arsenallils. 20th Mar, Lawn Bowls Championship last Miss Eve Gray (HK Ladies). "My Chapman-it is

being played in the second Miss season.

Anne Fowlar (St. And

always.

could not happen In hookay,

Berilo Guest was rew's); Mitas Iris Woolloy ft Mr Chopman or the Governor any where but at Arsonal. Then one of the founder-player of Andrew's) Misa Fope (HK with these famous, co-playere Hulme and Drake went on to tho

Radio Sports Club, which Ladies), Miss Jessie Wong (St sent for me one day," said Joe, reason out why Arsenal light won the Mainak Hockey Tourna- Andrews): Mrs Olive Burnett and said Huddersfield wanted win the Cup again. They m ment for five years sunning. He ("Y" Ladies), Mrs Phyllis Bisa mo to help them cut. I was in bo mannging other clubs, but represented Hongkong in several (St. Andrew's), Mrs Maud Read my last seasph and four times their hearts are, atțil in London

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