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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28TH, 1946.

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL THIS

WEEK-END.

LEAGUE "FOOTBALL..

K.O.SE'S RES. 3; RA; RES. I.

Yesterday at Sookunpoo, the K.0.3.8

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YESTERDAY'S FAREWELL MATCH.

In the farewell match yesterday, at Poklulam, of students of the local University, Mr. H. N. Balhatchet's team The THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR practically made their position secute at defeated Mr. Rumjahn's team

PROGRAMME

the head of Division" by winning former batting first, scored rapidly and, against their military rivals by the odd in less than two hours, aggregated over E. Zimmern- contributed ar and Mr. Balbatohet 99. Rumjahn was. The golf championship of the 'Royal goal in are. The first half went in favour 200 runs. Hong Kong Golf Club will be decided this of the OSB's and they put on three the only successful bowler on his side. week-end. On Sunday 1. W. Shewan goals without any reply from the Gon taking a wickets for 4 suns. Mr. Rum- ners. During the second half the Gun-jahn's team was dismissed for 88 runs. cets T. D. E. Pendered over 30 holesners were on top but they failed. to get Hiptools and Sudan were responsible for

7 wickets between them. The match will be keenly contested, and on level terms.

Scores:- while few would like to predict the win- ner, on paper Shewan looks the stronger

Those members intending to see the start of the match should catch the 830 am train on Sunday for Sheung Shui, as play commences

The scorers were :-For the K.0.5.B's: Humphrey, Hume and Wetheral, and for the RA. Sargent and Philpotta

INTERPORT PRACTICE GAME.

WHITES 1; COLOURS 1. Failing to convert from a penalty kick, at 9.50 or 2.25.the Whites found themselves a goal down At the interval Playing four forwards only, Lay could not settle down to com bination, Simms, C. F. Remedios and Tin Luk On playing a good game. Fuertes scored for the Colours. Gosano came on to complete the Whites team early in the second half and scored late in the game. All the players showed great keenness and the selection will have no easy task in picking the eleven to represent the Colony in February,

Shewan figured in the final in 1994, when he was. beaten by A. B. Stewart by 3 up and 1 to play. Last year H. U. Ireland beat W. Douglas by 9 up and 1 to play This year Ireland failed to quality for the first round, and A. IL Ferguson, a semi-Sualist of last year, was defeated in the first round by J. W. Franks

Another Practice Game Rex Wednesday.

In reaching the final. Shewan has beaten F. J. de Rome in the first round;

The following players have been chosen J. W. Franks in the second round; and to take part in a practice gaze next W. L. Dunbar in the semi-final last Sun- Wednesday, kick off on the H.K.F.C. ground as 4.30 pm. Any player selected day Pendered has beaten L. G. S. Dod-unable to turn out should notify Mr. W. wel in the first round; A. B. Purves in E Holland's early. Telephone No. Cen- the second round; and N. L. Smith intral 3111. the semi-final

Colours:-Goal, Clarke, (Police); R Back, Wheeler (Kowloon), L Back. Cavelle (Kowloon); R. Hall, Hudson The annual meeting of the Royal Hong (Police), C. Half, Simms (Kowloon), L ADMISSION to SUBSCRIBERS Z Kong Golf Club takes place this evening. Waif, Lam Yuk Ying (China Ath) B CLOSURE on Production of BADGE Prior to the meeting, which is being held Wing, Cornwall (Police), I. Right, Fung in the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine, King Cheung (South Chira), C. Forward, Ort (Kowloon), I. Left, Suen Kum Shun Matheson, there will be an extraordinary (China Ath.), L. Wing, Ward (R..A.).

White-Goal, Lau Hing Cheung Subscribers can introduce Two Ladies Free, general meeting at 5.15 to pass an extra- nd Two Non-Members at $5 each. Tiskata ordinary resolution altering certain sec-(South China); R. Back, Wynne (Police). obtainable from A. B. POTTS, c/o Baxxisions of the Articles of Association. Back, Bishop, (Club); E Hall,

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Following this meeting the annual meet ing will be held at 5.30, at which the Committee's report and balance sheet for the past year will be presented; and ulcers, and members of the Committee will be elected for the ensuing year.

The programmes for Fanling for the Christmas and New Year have been com- piled. From December 24th to December 27th, there is a bogey pool competition for members and subscribers on the Old Course.

Entrance is $1 and unlimited entries will be allowed. Ten per cent. is to the Club, sixty per cent. to winner. and 30 per cent. to second. From Decem- ber 25th to December 27th there is a mixed bogey round on the New Course (3/8 conihined handicap). Entrance fee will be the same as above, and entries will again be unlimited. There are no. restrictions as to whether lady or gentleman drives at odd or even tees. A prize will be given to the winning lady t there are ten entries, or more, and prize. to the winning gentleman if entries are 20, or more. On December 26th there will be a special medal round for mem- bers only on the Old Course. Entrance will be $1. There can only be one entry from each player, and there will be a prize to the winner, This competition can be played on same round as the one already above.

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petition on the Old Course. Also from the 1st to 3rd there will be a medal round competition on the Old Course for mem- bera and subscribers. Unlimited entries. will be accepted at 81 and the percent. age to Club and winner, etc., will be the same as in the first competition. From the 1st to 2rd there is also a mixed medal competition on the New Course (1/2 of combined handicaps), with unlimited en

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Fasling..

The draw for the championship of the Kowloon Golf Club is as follows: F. Lick- ley . S. Gray, F. E. Remedios v. I Newton, G. B. Süpper v. T. E. Martin; T. Allen v. E. da Roza, T. E. Jones v. F. X Remedios, K. S. Robertson v. A. V Boberts, J. McQueen . A. W. da Rozs, 1. Andrews v. S. Hewkin, J. D: Thomson v. H. Page, J. McLaggen . F. Wheeler, B. Thomson v. V. C. Labrum. The fol lowing receive byes: F. Kelley, E Clough, W. McG. Davies, W. J. Carroll and D. C. Wilson. Conditions are 18. holes, match play,

Deep Water Bay.

Members and subscriber of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club who were at Deep Water Bay on Sunday, December 12th, are asked to communicate with the Club Secretary.

YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY.

CLUB DRAW WITH NAVY IN SIM SHIELD COMPETITION.

The Hong Kong Hockey Club 1st, XI- put up a very fine performance yesterday' afternoon on the United Services Re creation Club ground when they played their first game this season in the Sim Shield Competition,

The Club did not expect to win, but they kept up the form they showed last. week against the R.A.

The game, after a ding dong struggle, resulted in a draw and when the final whistle blew the score stood at 2-2.

Next week the Club, will meet the Navy in the second round of the competition, and during the following two weeks will play the Army. The Services as pre- vent, stand level, both the Navy and the Army having won one match when they' at the Hongkong Daily Press Office, played against each other,

McKelvie (Kowloon, C. Half, Fatter (RA), L. Half, Wong Shui Wa (China Ath.); R. Wing, Brittain (Police), I Gosano (Recreio) I. Lett, McClinchey Right, Howard (H.E. Club), C. Forward, (K.O.S.B.'s), L. Wing, Brown (Recreio).

Referee: Mr. Baldwin.

H.K.F.C. v. RA.

This game will be played on the Navy ground on Saturday. Kick-off at 4 p.m.

Club:-Rodger; Wallington afd Bishop; McBride, Stewart and Watson; Taylor. Howard (captain), Fincher, Hamson and Reserves: Key and Valer. Alexander. tine.

MR. BAEHATCHEY's XII, D. Commisseriat, b Rumjahn

S. V. Gittens, a Yeoh, b La.......

13

E. Zimmern, c. and b Rumjahn... 81

J. L. Youngsare, b Rumjahn.....

H. N. Balhatchet, Barma, b

Samy

B. P. Ng, ở Yeah, B Humjahn

S. Hachiuma, "retired

B. N. Sudan, retired

W. H. Sling, not out C. L Tan, & Loko

F. Eliptools, not out - Extras seronikarang

Total (for 8 wickets)

.908

O. E. Ong did not bat.

Bowling Analysis,

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Samy Lam

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Rumjahn

8

Sulieman

2

Laing Loke

MR. ROMJAHN'S AL

C. H. Yeoh, run out ............... A..T. M. Barma, run out ........ C. W. Lam, & Hachims, b Hiptoola 3 D. K. Samy, e Ng, b Hiptoola. 18

D. Laing, e Gittens, b Sadan... S0 A. A. Rumjahn, e Sling, b Hip-

toola .........

K. T. Loke, e Gittens, b Hiptools S. Kermani, & Ong, b Sudan....... A. B. Sulieman. b Oug Chan Fook, b Sudan

W. Youngaaye, not out

Extras

Total

39

Bowling Analysis,

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13

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