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JAGUARS MUST WIN TOMORROW

By "Grandstand"

Important games are down for decision this week as Ate League-leading Jaguars in the "A" Division take ón. South Chinm u. 11.00 m. Tomorrow in match the former must win to protect their slim lead, while the Braves and Pan- das cross bats at-2.00 p.m. n prestige-redeeming tussle. Despite the fact that South

China haven't yet broken any recards for hitting, mentor Bar- roa of the Jaguars

speedballer Vie

will throw

Dainst the Caroliners in this

Beedle Rame

Pedruco

bisuraree

Barros

aalust an inspired side which may explode

ambi-

tions with just a single spark at the Inopurtune moment,

The Jaguars will, neverthe 1:55, start off as favouri's against the feeble hitting Curo- liners, and this is the crucial Home for the Jaguars who huvc been stuck with pennant-fever www since: they custed

Saints froz the top of perch,

BRUTUS

the

the

A

for gunning streak of victories in the re- maining weeks of the season, and the sought after Moltheni

bu his Trophy will

if the falter in Jagunes do not

The

hine stretch.

The Coroliners are sinking their chances on P. C. Wang's slow twisters combined with an air-tight Infeld, and this com- bina ios_bas_uptet strong trams

The scoring-will- in the past. be low in this ult, for although

the Jugars

cun

belt a long

bull, not many ef nem are in

elect

Bie

.300

circle which

mables them consistent.

BRAVES HOPES

The Braves are still keeping alive that faint flicker of hope on the chance of the Juburs and Saints dropping further they in this ch gome, and

.th will be all out to beter Paricles who have written off this year's effort.

Oppisingg Tairlers will he Chapple Remedics of the Tribe and Jackie Wei of the Pundas, with the former porxssing con- trol while the latter may be

the spood- elussilled merchant category. Both teams have a large following and

crowd will be on hand to vecal support to

to the efforts

in

14

of the diamond gladiators.

Hay Cordeiro, who has pilot- ed the Warriors in the first year of their, pennant quest.

Will have to put on his thinking cap when his gang face the mighty arin of Navy hurler Billings whore lightning offerings can really blister the air over the ple. In their last encounter round-ace Billings registered 31 hitless chutout Over the hapless Warriors.

Should Warrior hurler Jovy Franco strike form, this fursle will be a pitching duel and hits are likely to be as schree us hen's teeth,

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CHINA MAIL

fatiblished 1845

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1952.

Picture shows the On Monday the body of is Majesty King George VI was taken from Sandringham to London. funeral cortege movlag off on its way from King's Cross Station through the streets of London to Westminster Hall for Behind in civilian clothes and bareheaded walk the Duke of Gloucester and the Duke of Edinburgh. the Lying in Stale, -(Express Service),

Weed-End Soccer

RACE FOR THE SENIOR DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP REACHES THE

THE FINAL BEND

Says "SPIV”

The race for the Senior Division Soccer League Championship reaches the final bend this week-end with the three teams, South China, Army and Sing Tao almost abreast of each other.

All these three teams will be seen in action this week-end, and interest will

be centred on the capability of each one to maintain its position.

Virtual leaders of the League, Army will have the easiest opposition in the Navy. XI whom they meet this afternoon. With Jones back in the team and Tennuci coming back to his regular form, particularly with Tennuci Jr., to give that extra incentive, Army should easily maintain their present position.

2.30

South China, whose displace- Tao. It was not that they lost diffusion (Sockumpoo 2.30 p.m.) goals to nil, but that R. A.M.C. v. University (Soo. ment from the top position is by two now a matter of time, in view they showed a, complete lack | kumpos 4 p.m.); C. & W. v, of their having played one more of fighting spirit and too much Waytoong (Navy H.V,

complex,

which p.m.); Lane Crawford v. Jaguars game than Army, will be faced inferiority with another serious threat this gave cause for disappointment (Navy H.V. 4 p.m.);

to the capacity Caroline Hill

LEAGUE STANDINGS Stadium crowd that time.

afternoon.

the

aren

IST DIVISION

Goals

P W D L F A Pis.

China 10 11 2 3 55.20 24

15 11 1 3 51 16-23.

16 9 2 5 43

15 0 0 0 31

15 7

15 7

Whether they will be out to make amends for that disap- pointing display remains to be

South A slow defence, how- ever has always been the cause

Army. of their undoing, and against the fast-moving Sing Tao for- Sing Tao 15 31 13 47

KMBB ward line they will be lucky if

get away with

the RAF they can same margin of defeat as in Kwong

Wah 15.8 the first match.

triches One very interesting match Eastern

be picked out Police 15.6

the among

Second CAA,

16 3 and Third Division

games. St. Division This is the Second

Joseph's 15 3 match between Sing Too and Club 25 Kitchee at the Club ground to RNRC morrow.

can

at the

no head currently

of the Second División

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29ERR 88885

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15 0 2

2ND DIVISION

Goals

GIANT-KILLERS NO HEAVY WILLOW Strange as it may seem, the Opposing them will be none Hobs are not as heavy with the other than the amazing Eastern Willow us one would expect, | XI, this year's giant-killers, nd apart from Pop Graff be- whose rise to seventh position hind the plate, the others are

on the sensa- borders almost only average stickers.

tional,

They have not lost a single match in their last six outings and among their victims were Army and Kowloon Motor Bus. In the course of their successive The Navy have been on the

triumphs, the Eastern boys have threshold of Pennantville long also

shown marked improve from enough and do not intend de-

ment in their play, a pleasing uying their triumph. Odds are feature being the long-the- un the Novy winning, unless

ground

among passes catastrophe befal them.

halves and forwards There Is talk around town

The Caroline Hill Club can that the

the Delawares will be the

underestimate not afford to subdue the Hawks in first

their opponents and will their triumpham march to the doubt held their strongest team

table and two points Kitchee Championship, and this corner with Chan Ka-sou probably League

15 12. 2 1 57 10 20 their next of ahead Lending the attack, and Mck South Chins, Kitchee are will not be surprised It, Tony

rivals, South Kwok enn pull a fast one out Chun-wah, who played a grand

China 13 11 2 0 29 5.24 games ahead of the latter. of his bottomless bag of tricks. game agunst the Danes on

Sing

Tao 15 7 4 4 38 27 18 Reno

Sing Tao, who Sequeiro,

Wednesday, has

m his usual berth

third, are too far behind on CAA..

lying Solicitors 1774 -0.35 36 18 masterminded the Hawks at left-wing.

13 6 5 4 33 23 17 throughout the reason, is fairly

have it that Yue points to be in the final count, Talkoo Rumours

10 7 0 0 90 20 14 confident

breezing

into of

15 0 27 33-30-14 considerably consolidate RAF Pennantville, but all the same

South China team before the wil he would like to chalk up an season ends, but it is improbe South China's position.

Dockyard 13 5.0 8 able that his services will be

Police

1024 1 undefeated achievement, At the

called for this afternoon.

Club 13 3 2 8 moment the Hawks' streak has

Eastern will be out fighting broken all records and this

Joseph's 15 22 11 17 400 effort is likely to stay for years. THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMME

ways 14 3 3:0 21 32 D Today: 2.00 p.m. Griffing y

3RD DIVISION Dragons; Buntams, v. Rexes; 3.30 pm. Dodgers v Wildnres: Blue Sox v South China (Junior League).

who

Tomorrow: 9.30 a.m. Americans Dodgers ("B" Division); 11,00 u.. South China v Jaguars (A Division); 12.50 p.m, v Delawares; Acts Blackhowits

Pandas (Junior League); 2.00 pan. Pundos v Brayes ("A"

Warriors Division) 9.30 pim. v US Navy ("B" Division).

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P W D L F A Pís.

Cheuk-yin will be back in tho but a win for them tomorrow | P.C.A 10 4 5 7 2534

TODAY'S GAMES 1ST DIVISION

for their seventh successive Army v, Navy (Sookumpoo 4

St.

win against . a present Leazuo Pam.); South China y Eastern Tram- leading team, trying to hold on (Caroline Hill 4 pm.); R.A‚P. to their load, and the result should be the most exciting and thrilling match of the week.

IN A BETTEL POSITION-

V Kwong Wah (Navy C.B. 4 p.m.).'

2ND

DIVISION Tramwaye V. “P.C.A. ·(S00- kumpod 2.30 pm.); South GMB Sing Tuo who seem to be China V. Dockyard (Caroline Gymna- also in a better position than HR 2.30 p.m.); R.A.F. South China, one point behind but with a game against Police Talkoo (Navy C.B. 2.30 p.m.). 367 S.U. in hand, are not expected to be seriously threatened by Kitcher. Kitchee failed miserably in their first meeting against Sing

Goals "PWD L· P ·A Pis, 14′ 12.20 62 '10 26.

atle, 18 1 31 04 12 25 13-10 11-03 : 8:29 SRD DIVISION

RAMC. 13 13 0 2 70-22 02 2.30 p.m.); B.N.F.B. v. Dalry Western 14 6 3 5.30 20.18

C.M.B. v. Aces (Navy. H.V. RNFB. 14 8,84 23 22 154 Farm (Navy H.V. 4.p.m.). : Jaguars 216 24 24 17 12|

TOMORROW

IST. DIVISION

> Sing Tao v. Kitchee (Club

·INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION | p.m.); C.A.A. V. St. Joseph's

Tisa final dite valla ins'that tha amount paid on the thres rubber wern equal.

Lethe first rubber be m pundred

pointa, at a shillings

hundred.

"Then tun

WhEDAD

* 20 ** 10; 13m $1 and man-256.

› Bo Galler, Pope won $55 EN

Lanton Kapren Bervios.

(Boundary St. 4 p.m.),

2ND DIVISION

Re

Living Language

Why we say Print- er's devil.

A boy employed in a printer's office is called n "devil" for two rea- sons, first because he becomes smeared with black and looks like an imp from hell, second because in the Middle Ages printing, and in- deed all that was con- the ad- nected with vancement of learning, was thought to be Black Magic.

Mail Notices

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at

of portiog G.F.O. and at Kowloon Port mce; registered articles and parcel mails close earlier than the ordinary mali times shown below:

one hour

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 By Adr

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Japan, 5 p.m. B.O.A.C. Indo-China, France, French North

& West Africa, 5 p.m., Air France,

Malaya, Indonesia,

5 p.m.. 2.0.A.C.

By Burtaca

Ceylon, India.

Macao, 17.30 p.m.; B p.m., M Les Hong Tuk Sh

China, People's Republiq, 8.30 a.. 8 p.m., train via Canton.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17

By Air

Formosa, 8 p.m., via H.K. Air- why.

Nam, Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, 8p.m., C.P.A.

By Surface

Macao, 1 pm. Tal Loy.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18

By Air Japan, Formosa, 1 p.m., via CIA.T.

Japan, 5 p.m.. 8.0.A...A.. Formosa, Okinawa,

p.m., N.W.A.L. _Philippines. N.

5

Borneo. 6 p.m..

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Proposal to change a Ship's name

We. Mollers' Limited of Queen's Building, HONG KONG, hereby give notice that in consequence of have Company Policy, we applied to the Minister of Transport, under Section 47 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, in respect of the motor ship "Daisy Moller" of REGISTRY HONG KONG Official Number 191490, Grois tonnage 18.74 tons, Register tonnage 10.81 tons, heretofore owned by Mollers' Limited for permission to change. her name to "Marine Messenger" and to have her registered in the new name at the Port of HONG KONG as owned by Mollers' Limited.

Any objection to the pro- posed change of name must be sent to the REGISTRAR OF SHIPPING at HONG KONG within SEVEN days from the appearance of this advertisement.

Dated at HONG KONG the 15th day of February, 1952.

MOLLERS' LIMITED,

J. R. E. HARRISON,

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HONGKONG COUNCIL

OF

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HONG

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of soa

SERVICE

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DARTWORDS SOLUTION

diffusion 14 6 27.2000-12 Dombey Son Boon Spoon Lane Craw

Feed' Deerf ̈ ---- Act) me, Cat -- [Middle - Nero ----Karo Herod 1.7 ford 13 6

40:11 forde - Horse --- Singo - Tonio Wayfoong 13 3 3 7 10 40 10 Tease Banter - Hunter Dairy

Billy - Bully Beef - Eater 626 648ager - Agra - Consent → Con Sing Teo V. Kitchee (Club

LJ Farm 13.

jvent Convert Change – Chance 1.30 p.m.); C.A‹Â. v. St. Universit

{um. Arm Arum -- LiF →→ Elli -- 2.30 Joseph's Boundary St.

frestur 53 andmila. Some Quaxoto, mi (Baricho | Panta - Panda {Panada "--"/"Canada"y Mounty

Bounty Mutiny - Havolle iral-in Revelim.Level- Stare

London Express Kervice).

p.M. DIVISION

Talkoo v. Western (Caroline

sily 13 31. 9:18 80 Tulkos . :15 3.0:12 24 50 Cable &

Wireless (12. 1.3 8.045

Hill 2,30 p.m.); 387 S.U. v. Re Aces12 2 0 10 20 81

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