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CHALLENGE SHIELD MATCH

THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1954.

ARSENAL

KITCHEE FORWARDS SNAP UP THEIR SECOND HALF CHANCES TO WIN 3-1

By I. M. MacTAVISH

It has long been said that knockout competitions are the spice of soccer affairs. This has never been more definitely confirmed than in yesterday's meeting of South China and Kitchee in the Senior Shield at Caroline Hill.

Kitchee, refreshingly different from recent displays, won because they were far and away the heller team. They dished up a brand of speculative happy-go- lucky footbal; that was as flery, spicy and acceptable as their recent League per- formances have been insipid,

The

som

to finishing warda.

akrovima

DEFINITE PLAN

inen.

Looting at the thetical side not lose, but truth to tell the was thoroughly repaired.

Won

1

suffered from the weakness of general pre-match their first hold sins and who the man in front. Neither Lau opinion was that the Champions | snapped up their

second half Chl-ping nor Sung Ling-sing as they can and were played would win by three clear goals, chance, in thrilling fashion but in the end the fort that they On the

Louth often other hand

benten by the pace and

the of

Kiichee went down by only 3-1 was due China made, their exit from the enthusiasm

they took nol to their defensive skill but competition beenuse

It's first half far too much for granted. by the Kiwhee fur big shots and not big names" The Champions, without

shot in their locker, a sho seemed to radiate a doctrine of 'We are South China, we can-

only folks they fooled with that sort of stuff were themselves.

Certainly

ice It rut no

with the Kitchee boys and, even after a cue sympathy ant allowance in made for the fact that South | Chino had a

of major couple injuries during the second half. dispute about the there is no outcome of the tic.

The better team won and with Just a spot of steadiness in front;

of R spot of goal, and maybe luck, they would have won by an even more convincing mar- xln.

con-

he- of the game Kitebee chuse they land a delimite trans plan, because they were pletely unswayed by the reputu- tion

opponents, and at their above all, because they had forwards who managed to forget

BADMINTON ASSOCIATION

MEETING

At the annual general meet- ing of the Hongkong Badminton Association, held in the Board Room of the South China Mor- was dockled ning Post Luk, it to accept an offer by the Bad- minion Association of Malaya to visit Hongkong for a series of games during March-April next, provided the Malayan visitors were prepared to accept a share of the net receipts only.

animous opinion that the Colony The meeting was of the un- not prepared to provide visitors with free board ard lodging, as requested, or arrange for a Mucoo visit.

was the

The chair was taken by Mr W Gillies (Vice-President) in the absence of the President. He was supported by the Hon.

Ko

injured Po-keung muscle in his leg and had dim- cully in losting out the game. Earlier in the season 1 suggest- ed that he should rest until his If he now repeat that advice. does not seek sound medical advice he is going to prejudice his future career.

forward Line In 110 wingers made the biggest con- Libution to the side but, ke Ko Po-keung. Yul Cheuk-yin at really fit and he too would be well advised to give his leg a chance to heal before paying again.

ja

MANY BEROES

the

For Kitchee there were many heroes, Cheung Koon-hing in- spired confidence in all ho did and half-backs defended and attacked to meet fortunes of the

Early play was all in favour of South China, but they did not and the backs suggest that they would be able to turn their outfield play into the changing goals.

game.

BLACKPOOL

The Blackpool goalkeeper, Wylle, dives at the feet of Arsenal's centre. forward, Hulton. On the right is Lishman of Arsenal, No. 5 la Crossland, the Blackpool centre-half. The match ended in a draw. Express Photo.

SPOTLIGHTING THE THREE-YEAR-OLDS OF 1954

Sun Festival Should

Not Lack Stamina

By JAMES PARK

The limitations of Sun Festival were revealed when he failed to make a fight of it in the Dewhurst Stakes. That was only his third race, and after scoring readily first time out at Newmarket in July, he was by no means disgraced when trying to give 3lb. to Poona at the Second October Meeting.

Annual Race Meeting Entries Lists

The entries for the Hongkong Jockey Club Annual Face Meoling, which is to be held on Saturday, January 23, Wednesday, January 27 and Saturday, January 30, were announced yesterday.

An excellent programme has been arranged and punters will see the new suba in action for the first time. Four classic or near classic events are listed. These are the Chinese Club Cup for Class I ponies on the first day; the Ladies' Purso (Class 2) and the P. & O. 'Cup (Class 3) on the second day; and the Pearce Memorial Cup for 1954 Subs on the last day.

Big fields are entered for most Chief Witness Dashing 'Beauty II. of the events, and it is expected Exquisite Love, Green Velvet, Tempoe Loyal Student, Penforço, that some excellent racing will Popularity, Rosemarle, The Gazelle, be seen.

Three SrI,

The following are the entries:

FIRST DAY

(January 13)

3-Flyaway H'cap_Clone 4. Dr. 115 M.P.Blue Bird. English Cabbage Giddup. Highlight John Hallar, 1-Old Couree Head Claes 8. o Lawrence. Outsider. Rowanieu Fors,Entries w be published Straight Flush, Tom Thumb, Winesing

Rush,

taier.

2.--Pathway 11'cap Ciase B. t Mile-Entries

4-Jockey Cup (Novices) Clam 10. published will be

Tr, a M.F.-Arethete, Bitter Sweet, Inter.

4. a Bohnlo Eyes, Chole Czarina De Hongkong 'cap Cinas_ Pura-American Carrot, Bashful #t. Forty Thieves, Harvest Moon,

Atsemi Leader,

Donuty. Beauty, Cactor. Highlight. Low- Nationa! Glory KTHORNE, Peony rence, Mustang, Outsider, Pay Day. South Pacific, Whisky, Rowaniea. Straight riush Thumb.

Tom

Herole

Cup

B-Wongneichong Stakes (10) Sec.) Hopeful Stakes (1st Boc.) 1964 1954 Ponies. Fr. 13 M.P.-Anniver Cones 1 Mile-Beautiful Phoenix mary 30 147, Barometer 147, Beautiful | 147, Black Beauty 147, Corur 347, Phoenix 147, Corvette 147, Dily 147. Fung Chi 147, Good Fellow 147, Good Fieldmaster 147. Four Aces 147, Free Cllri 147. Knock-again 147, Lung Success 141, Full Swing 147. Gallant Helang 14. Manx Penny 147, Orange Knight "147. Good Fellow 147, Beauty 147, 8 mphony 141, Tell-Me- Poschume 147, Pot O'GoM 147 More 147, United Fortune 147.

Quirette 147, Shiraz 147, Sumaterade 6-Northern B'cap Class 7.0 17. Yat Kwong 147.

6.-Pecroo | Fun-Bright Bay, Charleroi, Comet,

Monorai

1064 Dreadnought, Fireimaster, Flying Pontes, 114 Milena Grest Citizen Dutchman, Fortuna, Hawaii Moon 47. Balsam 147, Barometer 17. Honey Dow, Huntington, Lady Bengal Lancer 147, Char Ting Gloucester. Lucky Strike. Mabet, Cirrus 147,

Cordon Bleu 447, Vene Radio Star, Red Feather, Santa Cok 117. de enamel Sliver Dahlia Tune-phone, ari 141, Heleno 147, Kernera 147.

147, 147, Good Fellow 147, MALS. V.I.P.

King A 147, King Rider 147; Knock- 6.--Hopeful Stakes (2nd Sec.), 1954 again 247, Koon: Yum Shan 147, Mik Ponies 1 Mile-A Great Citizen Siccar 147, Manx Ponny 147, Mount 147, Anniversary 10 147, Barometer (Evereat 147, Now Love 147, (Pauotsuma 147. Bengal Lancer 147, Chay Ting 147, Pombluity II 147. Pot OʻGold 147, Congratulation 141, Diy 147 147 Quizette 147. Senorita 187, Glenabiel. 147, Kerrera 147. King A 147, Spinning Wheel Tell Me 147, Mount Everest 147, Silver Lining | More 141, "Tip Top 147, United 147. Sumstreak 147.

Fortune 147. 7-Chinese Club Cup Class 1. # 7-Leighton Hill Stakes 1934 Pooles. Furs---Bankfoot, Bonita, Clanfeckle, Fr. 1 M.P.-A Grost Citizen 14. Firefly, Fire-glo, Gold Cup. Gold Another Vistory 147 Bela 147. | Medal. Johinder, Straight Forward. Bengal Lapeer 17, Black Beauty 141, 8-Hopeful Stakes (3rd Sec.) 1954 Can Do 14, Chat Ting 347, Cirrus Ponies. 1 Mile-Bahan 147, Cordon 147, Cordon Bleu 247, Engle King 10. Bleu 147, Engle King 147. Fenchurn Fenchurch 147 Glenshield 147, Dolt Golf 17. Junge Queen 147.147. Good Girl 147. Heleno 147, Koon-Yun Shan 147, New Jersey Kerrera 147, King A 147. King Rider 147, Our Pride 147, Amiling Tiger 142, Knock-again 147, Koon Yum Shan 17 Tip Top 147, Yat Kwong 147. 147. Mak Siccor 147, Manx Penny 147. New Jersey 147, New Pride 147, 9-Western cap Class 7, 19 Miles-Armament, Fighting Spirit. Now Jersey 147 New Love 147, Out

Pride

11 141, Posalbluty Flaming Wheel, Great Conqueror. Senorita 147, Silver Lining, 147; Straight, even, Rose Lammo, il-Me-More 147. Thousand Miles Madame Spinning Wheel 147, Symphone 147. Butterfly Peari Diver, Being by Royal Charger out of Royal Command, The Hopeful. a Noble Star Mare, there is 10.-Victoria R'cap Clane 4. 1147, Trio 147, United Fortune 147. nice combination

B-Wongngichang of speed and Mile.Allied Victory Beautiful Star,

Stakes (204 stamina in the pedigree.

Blue Bird Blue Sky Chief Pilot, Sec.) 1964 Ponies. Tr. 15 M.P.-- English Cabbage. Fidrs. Ferting Advancement IKI. Bayshore 147. Moment, Gallup, Ginger, Laky. Akzing 147, Congratulation GATA

Quem a well-developed | Maxinan,

Solar Dükoosh 247, Fair Piny 167, Tung Chi

347, Hawker Hunter 147, colt that he should at least make Knight, Winning Rush. He is by Preciptic, whose best hormal progress, but at the back

Sa Quben. “

Mount Everest27, SECOND DAY

Neptune 147, Royalty 147. Smiling andoe may have bera a mile of my mind I cannot help think

Tiger 17, Susan 147, Timber 197, Tip a quarter though he won

(January 21) 1-Hellos Heap (iel Sec.) Class Top 1, White Hood: 147. over a longer course. I should better gay Precipitant takes more after

Boyne.

Tally Ho Hirap Cluas 4., II Festival Vlow. Fibus. Milna Aled Easy-gobig.

Victory American the maternal side of his pedi-

Fortune Toffer, ̈ ̈ Fox Hunter. Many Carrot, Deautiful Star, Caesar, Chiet

Fidra, Returns, Moonrush Mourne, Norse Pilot,

Freeding Moment, Lady, Shun Lee, Wild Honey,

Ginger, Lily, Pay Day, fiueen Helen, 2-Southern 'cap Clas 6. 1 Say When, Solar Knight." Blean Hing. Ben Ledi, Blow Bom Time, Colin, Camhill. Corrib.

There was only three-quarters of a length between them at the winning post, and, while the winner scored cleverly, I do not think he gave Sun Festival à 10ib. beating. That is how they are handicapped in the Free Handicap.

Sun Festival is by Neureo out

Ho is euch

·

142,

Filah

Helen,

"Loule C-ping had a grand

There is nothing particularly I found him a close-coupled was in his anal outing of the Kitchce

absorbed the

striking about Sun Festival. He coll, looking all over a sprinter. season. But at the end of it Arst

at left back and it was gaine

that he marred is rather a plain colt, but I He was meeting the top class all be had no more than 7st. trust of the Carolino Hill boys a great pity

he battled on that day but went along to such 13b. in the Free Handicap. shock-liked the way and after 10 minutes they had his good work with a

when the odds were against him a merry tune that he was one come right to the game. They ing tackle on Yu Cheuk-yin

of the leaders for close on five had two glorious chances to get which virtually put the South behind Poona

furlongs. in the lead in the 11th and 18th China man out of the game.

He collapsed in a few strides, these minutes, but both

Ho

fortunate Wero

extremely Was

I had seen sufficient to squandered.

to escape any sort of reprimand of Pilch, who is the dam of that but

good stayer and very honest satisfy me that Precipitant had With only two minutes to go from the referee.

a bright turn of foot. Ho Ying-fun, King Lok-su horse, Aldborough. Plich is to the interval, Kitchee found

daughter of the 1,000 Gulnora themselves a goal down as the and Heu Ching-tao wero

winner, Pillion, who was by result of a penalty kick which outstanding forwards in a very Chaucer and If breeding counts

for hotly disputed. The bali active and lively front line,

anything, Sun Festivai they

a. 77. 14(M.P.-Blondie, VERDICT: A typical "Cup-to' should not be lacking in stamina. was lobbed into the goalmouth frun out of a bunch of and

abundance of thrills lie should make up into a use- players It was headed Lowards ......an

story-book ending of ful second-class performer. bottom left hand corner of and the

the underdogs pulling off an

Precipitant is a dapper little the

net.

colt with a good record In the Goalkeeper Cheung Koon-hing unexpected victory. Kitchee won

their tactics were because the threw himself across the goal

good North.

Because of that I did and miraculously got his hand to and because they had the spirit not see a lot of him and he had

the

Secretary (Mr Robert Tay), and .e ball and ooped it out. Al of adventure in their play. South won three races before I had my the Hon, Treasurer (Mr P. H. terrific inelee, developed and a China were but a hazy shadow Arst glimpse of him before the

of hand shot out and hit the ball, of their former selves. They got Wong). Representatives

Whose hand it was I just cannot off lightly at 3 goals to 1.

affliated clubs attended.

my, but the Kitcher players

were quite definite that it was

not one of their men.

The referce was right on

the

THE MacTAVISH

STAR RATINGS

ITTEILEE

HEATED ARGUMENTS Heated discussion OVCT the accounts ensued before the an- nual report and statement of accounts were adopted. election of 'now officers also waved away all protests and LOUIE C-PING

The CHAN FAL-HUNG awarded a penalty kick. time, as many took up much

and vital iclck was entrusted to Lee KWOK YIN-KEE nominces declined to serve, und

CHAU MAN-CHI much argument took place as Yu-tak and he smashed a low

HO YING-FUN KWOK SHEK KING LOK-SUNG

spot and although the ball had CHEUNG KOON-HING,

ho The in fact landed in the net

LEE PING-CHUI

to

what the out-going on. Treasurer was required to do in handing over his office be- foro Mr F. M. Rosario Was finally persuaded to accept the office.

shot into the net.

THRILLING GOAL

The accond half had only CHU WING-KEUNG

for under

seven HAU CHING-TAO been

way minutes when Kitchee got on

SOUTH CHINA level terms, and a thrilling goal TAM NAI-HUEN The following oficials were it was too. Ho Ying-fun, racing LAU CHI-PING

In from the right wing, met a LAU YEE elected: President, Mr D. H.

ball that had been punched out SUNG LING-SING Hazell; Vice-President, Mr W. B. Brown; Hon, Secretary, Mr by the South China keeper and KO PO-KEUNG R. Young; Assistant Hon. Sec- crashed it first time into the TONG SHEUNG retaries, Messrs L. Leong and

nct.

CHU WING-WAH Fifteen minutes later South LEE YUI-TAK J.K. Leighton; Hon. Treasurer,

China Mr F. M. Rosario; League

China were really in trouble KWOK YING-LOK

Kitchee inside-left, YUI CHEUK-YIN Secretary, Mr C. Lam; and when the Hon, Auditor, Mr R. A, Re Chu Wing-keung, put his side in MOK CHUN-WAH

the lead. medios.

SOFTBALL EXHIBITIONS

IN AID

OF

FIRE VICTIMS

The struggle grew in Intensity signs of ulter

and there were

desperation

in the Champions

rards, but whatever hopes they

had of saving the gamo dils

Chess Club's

oppeared when Centre-forward Annual Dinner On

Key Lok-sung trailed the ball

through the defence and passed

Ko Po-teung to lash in another brilliant goal.

The Kitchee players

Were

January 21

Gimcrack Stakes at York.

Colony Squash Championship

distance

groc.

The dam is a daughter of Vencedor, who was a fast horse. It is as a sprinter that I expect Precipitant to shine, and at that he may make a pretty good one.

TRIED OVER MILE

Good Business won two races in the summer after being out- paced in the early stages, He

ing that he would have boen without that gruelling race first time out.

-(London Express Service)

All Blacks Beat

Munster 6-3

did not run again until the au- Cork City, Ireland, Jan. 13, tumm, when he was tried at a A try in the last minute mile. He was saved for a run onabled the touring New at the finish but, after once pro-

not necessarily

rival

147,

10--Grandsland Heep Close 5. Fr.

Diana, Eudora, Free Kick, Fire 2 M.P-Entrize will be published

one, Hongkong Blutze,, How Do I later Know, Hurry Un, Peat of Hong- kong Frobability. Ringway, Same Amin, The Stranger. United Victory.

Below are the entries, for the 3-Eastern Peap Class G. Fr. 15 Hongkong Derby over ons and a

M.P.-Boom Town, Emperor Dr.

HONGKONG DERBY

Bight, Jip On, Mineola, Figurus.half miles, which is to be run Precious Mine. Prince Dahlia, Val- | during the Eleventh Race Meet- bridge.

Ladies Purse Class 2. 1 Ming, May 1 and 8." Bick Rove Babric, Beautiful Lie, Ben More,

Only acceptors for the race. Concord, Crackerjack. mising to make race of it, faded Zealand Rugby Union team Half Moon Bay feefeld, be permitted to start.

Emerald. Flying Saucer,

Gabriel closing at noon on April 23-w right out with a furlong to go. to defeat Munster here to-ring Kentucky Lad Kentucky A Great Cilizen, Another Victory,

That does

day by two tries (six points) Lady Marlatta. Meadowbrook Horse Palaam, Barometer. Bayshore. Biga

Girl, Norseman, Ping On, Skylon. Lencer, Blazing, Char Ting, Cirrus. The third round of

Leader, the mean that Good Business will be to one try (three points) Squadron

Star-glo, Top Cordon Bleu, Corvette, Disco, Secret.

Shiten Churage, Fenchurch, – Tield- Colony Squash Champlorship found lacking in stamina. If he before a record crowd,

Valley Stakes (1st Bec.) 1984 marter, Free Succo, Fung Chi yesterday was highlighted by is true to his peligree, staying

Ponies. Furs-Advancement 1ellow, Good Giri,

"Gallant Knight, Olenahiot, Golf, Good sparkling exhibition of court ought to be his forte, as he is by The pitch was in a sodden Bayshore 147, Can Do 147, Corvette Noot, Jungle Queer, Kerrera, King Helow, High craft from Cdr J. L. Rigge Chamossaire out of the Fairway heavy condition after morning 197, Fieldmaster 147, Hawker Hits- (Soode: No, 1) in his defeat of

ter 147. Max Siccar 147, Peachum Yum Shan, Biak Stocar. Manx Penny A. King Rider. Knock-in, Koop- Lt R. Grahon in three straightmare, Winnings Ways, an own snow and the game was chiefly as car 147,

sister to Honeyway.

Mount Everest, New Love, Orange a struggle between the

BP, & O. Cup Clas 3. 214 Besuty. Peachume, Poebly. forwards, with the All Blacks ) Miles-Adorable Atalante, Amarant, Pot O'Gold, Quizette, Royalty, In his class the rising three-putting

clever back Ambition, Apple Ple, Barbarian, Senorita, Shirez, Spinning Wheel year-old will not let the family

Beat Thai, Chinese Mackerel, Cin- Stralisian, Tell-me-mère, Tisztasand derella, Field Marshal, movemente.

First Edi-Miles, Tly Top, Trio, United Fortune, Though slightly the better tion, Geronimo, Glorious, Golden Yat Kwong.

Dahila, High Sprod. Home Builder, | | All at 147. lbs. Indienilons point to this un- Noble Charger did not quite team, the New Zealanders were Lake Success. My Love, Rainbow, seodod player going for in the full expectations after having a shade fortunate to win.

They Seafire. Supreme Command, Tony been very well tried in the made

the mistake of under-ber, World Peace.

Tind

pooded R. M. Mac-

spring. It was once thought he estimating the Munster forwards might be up to Ascot class, but who were much lighter, but pherson beat Eric Cumine in this did not prove to be the case. compensated with greater speed throo straight games, but had to fight hard for his victory.

A well-built colt, he performed and dash. Two walk-overs curtailed the In keeping with his

reputation schedule of eight games, and it

on a first appearance at Kempton in. May,

A cut through by J. T. seems as if the strain of play-

eight minutes His admirers must have given Fitzgerald after Ing every day Is beginning to take its toll of players,

games.

G. II. P. Pritchard main tained his brilliant form overwhelming E. Boycott, and

down.

[ournament.

The following are the results of yerlanday's matches, as well as the schedule for this even

ing.

The results:

In some

OPENING TRY

a sum near

•

THIRD DAY

Finalists For Schools' Table

Tennis Titles

1-Valley Stakes (2nd Sec.) 1934 Ponies. Fur Another Victory 147, Blazing 147 Four Acts 247, Free Success 147. Helena 147, King Rider 147, New Love 147, Poulblilty

O'Gold 147, II 141. Pot

Spinning Wheel 147.

8Halo Hosp (2nd Sec.). Class a 11. “U MF.—Amber, Battle- feld, Bone Fontaine, Ben Loewern,

liigh Step, The semi-finals of the Inter- Jelfleld, Matador, May- up hope when the tapes went up, gave D. Wilson the opening try Salamity Evergreen Blossom. as the catt paid the penalty for for the All Blacks, but J, W. Rebel 11. Elder Wish, Ringwood. school Table Tennis Champion- bad behaviour by losing several Kelly failed to convert. Just D-Valley Stakes (3rd Sec.) 1954 | ships were played off at Queen's lengths.

Fontes, Furs Fair Play 147, Full College yesterday, and the Bnal- He did not look like before half time, G. Kenny, swing 147. Galiant Knight 147, Nep- being in the race for half-way, playing his first game for the tune 147, Quizette 147, Cengrila 17. lats of the various divisions will

Thousand Milea but then put in a storming run Irish province, got an equalising Bhiraz 147.

147, meet on Monday, January 18, at which carried him to the head; In the corner which N. Timber 317, White Hoot 147.

the same venue. R.M. Macpherson beal Cumine

10-Phaethon, il cap Class 8. 14: As a result of yesterday's matches. Miler-Citation, Crown The Kowloon Chess Club's 974. Pritchard mat of affairs in the last few strides. Coleman failed to improve.

Witnem, the following are the finalista: Breert. Gold, Henrisits Jotrocks Grade, St Paul's Coed y Bi elated by their success

A minute from the end, a but Annual Dinner will be held at Boycott 9-1, 9-1/0-0; H., Tub

ble beat R. Thompson 0-3, 9-3, 0-1: I doubt whether he did any-quick heet from

Laddle. Prairie Moon, Eaging Star. Joseph's College; 3 Grade.-King |without "ddbracting any way the Peninsula Hotel on Thurs- mar J.L. Rigge beat LA R. Graham thing better than that in later the Munster corner flag brought souvenir. Birathgener, The Tigres, Louis v King's College: Giris. — 81 Поче d'or, Rowanglen, 7. Serabo, Colloge v Balesiang, C Grade.—Bt from their performance, it must day, January 21, commencing at -7, 8-9, 80: Major Mears beat races. He was fully expected to J. M. Tanner over for the wins Trade Wind, VA Day The Hongkong Softball Asso-be admitted that on this occa-8p

Lt D. Pritctiarii 2-4, 2-1, 9-0; Lt R.

Mary's V St Paul Coed, 8 p.m.

D. Weeks beat Cmdr. 1.E. Stevens win the Windsor Castle Stakes ning try, Kelly again, failing elation is adding to the effort elu South China were a dis-

The preliminary rounds of the 6-4, 6-1. B Cmdr C.P. Yates re- at Ascot, but once more he lost with the goal dick. Lighting Chess Tournament will ceived a walk-over from LA 1.L.T. a little ground at the start and

. (January 30).j Jones: W/Cmdr. J. Kettlewell re-

The the stars in the side commence at p.m. and the ceived a walk-over from Li P.

game against Munster

1-Encouragement Heap, Class 9.0 never looked like getting there. cnted the New Zealand's three- Turs.--Aeroplane At Fume, Angelic to twinkle and Teng closing rounds will be played off. Brostord

match tou of Ireland, giving Power, Afirmativo " Power, Briant | Ferberday's matches: Shumshulpo, by storing two Sheung had the poorest game 1 after dinner.

The following games are schechɗled That performance satisfied me them to victories-over the Evening View, First Lady, Gladiolus, Knight, Courtier, Eastern in Venture, grand games at King's Park on have yet seen him play. He Mrs K.MA. Barnett will dis- for this evening:

that Noble Charger 8.30 p.m. PL Holmes v Dia.

was not nonal tide and Munster and gracechurch afternoon, and

Halophyta, Viepnadde, Being ail gale receipts

started well enough but he fad-ribute the prizes for the Club Coller, Cdr C.P. Yales y Cindi as good as was thought. He did a dow with Ulster.

Lassio, Lealing Lady, Augenpois, The 7.a.V. Percy. ed completely out of the pleture Championship

Thunderjet, 30 won the 20th match of their roat WaIL.

Thunder Saturday and Sunday for the and in the end it was difficult tournaments...

Bm G..P. Pritchard v Lt Col nothing to contradict that iden J. Baulyan: R.M. Macpherson in later races. It is true he British Isles tour and their 18th

Inspiration 'oap Clas 9. Tr. Fund.

10 recognise tim 03:2 the

H.R. Hubble,

never ran a bad race, unless it wi-Beuter.

$ P.M.Atomia Chowar, Bury Bee, The first

player we on Sunday brilliant Kaune afternoon will see China clash watched so often,

USA

Lau Yeo with the

nnd squad, will aco Portugal diferent the second take on a Hongkong Selection

Apart from the fact that is will be for a worthy cause, fans to King's Park who trek.out. will witnesis * two games in which the crotum of local dia mund article to folo action.

The following is the schedule for the week-endi

10 rated lat,"

by local sportsmen funds for the unfortunate suf-

ferers in the

fire at falled recent

Saturday --

F

on ed

have

Colony ond

COLONY CHAMPIONSHIP The Colony Open Chess also had an in Championship tournament will match, but his play commence after the Chinose Now Your holidays, All thoso |desiring to participate are re-

Soccer Matches quoted to sand in their entries

early a

Games win!

be played every-

Postponed Thursday, at the Club, com-;

mencing at 6.30 pm**The entry jo. | will; be $15÷ber,

The Football Association, has advised that: tho zres, and || Secondl"""Division" "matchike "bes Rookie tween" Army, and Bouth - China p.m. coheduled for Bunday at the

troud

HINGEwing machie have been arranged instands

PRACTICE SHOOT

THE GAMBOLS

YOU DID!

(I DID NOT

HE DIDN'T

Barry Appleby

THEN, DARLING

I'LL ABREE

YOU

(GEE. DEAR) YOU ALWAYE SAT THE LAST WORS

A feature: of last night's, matchos was the defeat of the holdera, St Louis who woen favoured to retain their title, by St Joseph's Collegu.

The following are the rawit of

Wall Ya TC +0: 31 Joseph's beat WA" Onide.-St Pauls Co-Zde, beat 39-Loule: da kup

"B" Grade.King's best St Louis 5-0 Aalosana boat La Salle Bai

***Grace, - St Loula beat. Wah Yan Rin 6-3;. King's: bent; Queen's

Here