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Braves-Pandas Match Test For The Glad because of Kolymen!

Tomorrow Will Be A Pitching Duel

Says "GRANDSTAND”

The Braves have started going into a war-dance to the steady tat- too of their tomtoms in readiness for the scuffle against the Pandas to- morrow at 12.30 p.m. while the Madcaps, who slipped a rang last week, will be all out to make up lost ground when they tangle with the Over- seas in the afternoon.

In the "B" Division, the Dodgers cross bats against the Baseballers for the cellar championship, while the Americans and Warriors, who are breathing down the necks of the league-leading Navy outfit, will fight tooth and nail for the inside track. The Delawares Blue Sox encounter, which was postponed recently, will be replayed this afternoon as the minor loop feature for the weekend.

re, he can depend on

a solid; defenes behind him

Alter

seven an absence of weeks. Charlic Figueiredo will lead his Braves into battle oner more, and this time in a second round game against the Pandas whom they trimmed once be- fore. but that was many moons

The Tribe.

having dropped I two decisions in three starts, can afford another setback if they are to retain the confidence! of their followers who are won- dering if the cracks are show- ing up where the polish has worn off

BATTING RESHUFFLE?

of

Braved ("A" Division); 2.00 p.m. Madcaps-Overseas ("A" Division): 3.30 pm. Americans

-Warriors ("B" Division).

INTERNATIONAL SERIES

Victorians Tomorrow

Victorians meet the Wid- gets at Sookunpoo tomorrow afternoon, bully-off at 2.80 p.m., in the most interesting game of the Ladies' Hockey League.

The Widgets' much improved forward line will be up against the best defence in the League and a lot of work will have to go

into any goal.

The main battle will be be- tween the two half-back lines, with the Victorians holding a good deal of edge. Well-fed Victorian wings should cause the Widgets a good deal of worry and if the Victorian attack can blow from all sides, theirs will be the victory.

A closed-up game should see the Widgets at an advantage and they have the initial ad- vantage of more cohesion in In this torrid pennant race

their forward line. Their everybody has been upsetting

forwards work in W formation everybody else, and who knows

and It is already a a very under- if this will not be another those

games izt which

The draw for the first round standing W formation. one lucky break may

Widgets hold a better record turn

defeat of the International Series was

(2-4 against Gremlins and 1-4} into victory. Arbiters for this made on Thursday night at it will be Fred Ewins, Wally General Council meeting of the against Little Flowers) than the Softball Association: The results Victorians (1-3 against Grem- Ma and Raymond Tsao.

Little against Flowers) and have lost their "second best" complex,

GOAL-HEARTENED

DODGERS

BASEBALLERS

When the Dodgers and Bast- ballers lost met, Dac Molthen's outfit was one man short, but managed to eke out an eighth inning victory when they pipped the Dodgers 8-7.

Mentor Figueiredo, who has led the Tribe to twe successive pennants, has been scouting the

The Jubilation was shortlived opposition for weaknesses, and as the Council ruled that the has mapped out his strategy Bancbaliers had lost the game accordingly and just be by forfeit when they failed to sure that the hits will count in field a full team of nine players the crucial spots. fans may and this return encounter will the bailing give the Baseballers a chance to prove that the damp cellar is no place for them.

see reshuffle order.

appearances,

In

to

Tony Osmund, who led the Batting Parede last year, has Although the teams in the not had a single hit in his tw|"B" Division are in the league while the cther just for the fun of it, there are powerhouse sluggers seem times when rivalry is so keen have lost their sting.

ed to the outcome, and this is the law of averages will tell

one of those times. the long run.

AMERICANS

were:-

V.

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а

China Great Britain U.S.A.

Philippines V Pakistan Portugal

Canada drew A automatically qualify semi-finois, which will be play-

bye and for the

lins and

1-1

Gremlins meet the University at Boundary Street at 3.16 pm. and are up against a goal-heart- ened forward line. Four of the University forwards scored

make any forward

enough to

in

ed during the Chinese New their last match, and that is Year Holidays. The first round will be played off on Boxing line feel more confident. Day.

WILDFIRES SUSPENDED

Drastic action was taken by the Council which met to discuss a complaint lodged by an umpire In a Junior League game. It is understood that the Wildfires

King George V School "A" meet the Little Flowers on the same ground an hour earlier! and are unlikely to run into a riot of goals. The Little Flow- ers, having already Victorians to underestimated.

held the draw, cannot be

Dorians will be strengthened forward line by the in their return former

to the game of the St Andrew's star,

The flock that great importance is attach-despite warnings, failed to dis. Phyllis Bliss, who will lead the

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were guilty of misconduet by the use of obscene language towards an official during their game against the Blackhawks

and

continue their stalling tactics.

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Jalter's ground tomorrow after- а preventive against any similar offence, the WARRIORS ኛ.

Council noon, bully-off at 2.30 p.m.

Doriana decided to suspend the whole of The Pandas have been playing

should score one or Recreio, but ball recently

two goals against impressive

Americans and Warriors, both the Wildfires team for a period are by no means weak sisters with three losses against them, of two months, during which they cannot yet stand up against at the plate. and in addition have practically given up hopes time all the points for the Recreio's all round strength and

be

should Coach C C. Leung has plenty of the flag and are scrambling scheduled games will

lose by Con

a margin of of reserve power in the pinen-for

forfeited, runners-up position sidered

while

5-2. By the the something like hitting line.

catcher for the team, R. Mattos, time the second round of the has been suspended indefinitely. League series

they comes, I is high time that players should be no pushover for any, Chappie Remedios for the Sonny Machado, on the rubber realise that they cannot get away

1eam. for the Warriors, has been with misbehaviour on the field Riving out szme good perof play.

in furmances the past, par- his achievement when ticularly he held the powerful Navy side to a scoreless 10-innings fracas,

The opposing hurlers will be

Bruves and Jackie Weil for the Pandas, and it seems the stage is set for a pitching duel with determination riding on every pitch.

the which is the lot of the secon i best

A record crowd is expected and he should have no difficulty to populate King's Park to-in muzzling the Yanks. But if │ morrow and the Importance of he should "fafter, mentor Ray this game can be gauged from Cordeiro can always rely on Ray the fact that Umpire-in-Chiet Aldequer to see it through. Don Robbins will be handling DELAWARES v. BLUE BOX the plate assignment himseil, with Bill Doyle and Marques as aides.

Some mighty Eddle

MADCAPS v. OVERSEAS Madcaps and Overseas both round the turn into the home- stretch when they clash in a return encounter in which Frank Poun is all set to avenge a pre- vious 4-3 noseout early in the secsun.

A With

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KC.C. members are reminded that the annual Christmas dance will be held at the clubhouse on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22. Dancing from 9 p.m. 2 a.m. The Hongkong Amateur

K.S... Dance Band, Track and Field Association the sub and early reservations Booking plan is now open at will hold its first athletic are advised. meet of the new season on Admission $5 per person. and although the Sox are out of are the opposing masterminds, Sunday, January 20, at Members should also book the running for

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on Monday,

Tony Kwok and Frank Barros

a 4-2 record in their the coming encounter. favour, the Madcaps are favour- Programme for the weekend:

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Today: 2.00 p.m. Delawares-

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This will be in aid of funds for the Hongkong Olympic Games team for Helsinki,

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Lam Ping and hustling Harry Tomorrow: 9.30 am. Dodgers Loule will form the Overseas-Baseballers ("B" Division); there will be 10-mile Marathon battery, and although Lam's 11.00 a.m. Braves Dodgers race in Kowloon. pitch is not exactly a ball of (Junior); 12.30 pm. Pandas

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