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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1928.

GOLF NOTES.

19 R.M.H.]

After generously signing away many dollars to some as yet un- known man who could putt at Fan- ling over the week-end, one natural- y, mainly in self-defence, becomes retrospective. One's thoughts turn to tees and wooden clubs, and hero memory shines like a bright constellation on a clear night. Down the course the atmosphere begins to thicken, until the green is shroud

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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

PORTUGUESE INTERPORT.

SHANGHAI BEAT MACAO.

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LAWN TENNIS.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

STAND COURT OPENING.

Shanghai 3 Macso... 1

Today will see the opening of This game was played on the the Stand Court in the current King's Park ground before a good Tournament of the Hong Kong attendance, the teams lining out as under :--

Cricket Club. The first match is between the Doubles Champions Shanghai.-A. Bangel; A. Col (H. D. Rumjaha and S. A. Rum- Sequeria, P. A.

H. Corte-Real; M. jahn) and last year's runners-up (T. Costa and C. Honda and T. Akiyama) in the Favacho; J. Gutierrez, L. Marcal, third round of the Open Doubles, R. Favacho, H. Hyndman and L.

so that tennis fans will see "a re- Gonsalves.

laco and

Good football was seen by both team in struggling hard for the lead but at halftime the score was OBO all

ed in impenetrable gloom. Still, ( Macao-Rosa; J. Couto and turn" of last year's final of the there are bright moments, That Melo; J. Conceicao, Luis Badarraco Open Doubles Championship of the at the 14th for instance, and one and J. Rodrigues; Vaz, J. Lopes, Colony, The winners will quality turns to tell one's companion all Guerreiro, Collaco and P. Rös

for the semi-final. Last year the about it. He, poor fool, has ap

Macao won the toes and Favacho Rumjahas won in straight sets after parently been describing to one's started the gamo, unheeding self how he sank a full

a somewhat long match, but a much Exchanges opened fairly even better struggle is anticipated to and Macao forced a cornet. Guter- mashie shot at the 9th. The eardriez had a fine opening for, Shang-

day. is aigned and in, or scattered in hai but cent wide from close range the third round of the Open Singles The long looked forward tie in soms bidden corner of the course; saved in good style. Macau were Fincher, which has been postponed Vaz put in a fine shot that Bangel

between S. E. Green and E. C it would be far more satisfactory awarded a penalty and from the more than once, has also been fixed if every competitor were compelled spot kick, Badarraco gave Macao for to-day and a first class match to have a good stiff Lethe water the lead. Shanghai went out to

should be witnessed. directly he reached the bar, Comcessful when Gonsalves went in and wipe of the arrears and were suc petitions, when all is said and done, beat Ross from close range, are rather inhuman things.

Two more new bunkere have made appearance during the past week, one on the 4th and the other on the 18th. I really believe the bunker on the 4th makes the hole easier rather than more difficult, It is placed at the foot of the little rise short and to the right of the green. Before this bunker was made one had a long clear strip of horizon to play at, with the green "out of sight behind it, and it was the easiest thing in the world to: hit one's mashie shot rather loosely! and finish on the right of the green. The bunker reminds one that there is a middle to the green, while in itself it is not formidable. Most shots at this hole which finish to the right are not straight-flying shots pushed out, but cut shots which would not find the bunker even if they did not carry it.·

The programme lar to-day fol lows:-

Open Bingles. 3rd Round: S. E. Green v. E. C. Fincher.

Open Doubles.. 3rd Round:-H. D. Rumjabn and On the line up after the interval,s. A. Rumjahn v. T. Honda and T. Costa and Guterriez changed posi tione. Macao forced a corner but Akiyama; Y. Sajiki and T. Isomurn it was not improved upon. Shang-

. F. Remedina and J. Silva, hai took the lead through Gonsalves

Olub Bingles. who turned the ball into the net from a pass by Costs.

The bunker on the slope above the 10th green is clearly sound and extremely necessary.

The 18th is after all a 4 on the card and the legitimate ways of reaching the green from the tee are none too difficult. II

one adds to the straight carry and the shot held up against the slope the chance of cracking the ball hard on the top and racing over the hillside on to the green, things become altogether too easy. This new bunker is very well placed. It is not large, and there appears to be a fair chance of going round it bigher up the bill, but actually any shot played above the bunker gets caught in that tenacious little ditch in front of the Chinese gravo,

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Over last week-end the Gem seem ed to cause about as much trouble as any other. hole on the course, There was just enough breeze com- ing down and slightly across the hole to make it doubtful what club one ought to take to it. This must actually be about one of the best holes on the course, and as fine a short hole as one will find any- where. The really good shot always comes off as it should, and there is a definitely graded scale of punish- ments for different degrees of bad- ness. It is only very rarely that a bad shot kicks off the bank on the right and finishes on the middle of the green, Apart from this there really is very little opportunity for Inek The shot goes were it is put, and there is trouble' waiting any where off the green, some of it pretty bad for the grosser types of

shot.

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There is soms talk of widening the roadway up to the club house at Fanling, in fact I think the additions were actually marked out a few days ago. Most of the trafic here is, of course, one way, either to or from the train, but if there happens to be a car or a cart com-

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Masao tried hard to get oa terins but found the Shanghai backs in good form. Before the final whistle rounded, R. Favacho scored a fine goal, the final score being: Shang

kai 3, Macao 1.

LAI WAH CUP-REPLAY.

WEAK CHINA TEAM ROUTED.

3rd Round:-G. W. Sewell e. E. D. Lawrence.

Handicap Singles “ A."

(rec. 2/8) v. C. C. Stark (rec. 4/8). 2nd Round:-G. F. H. Bichard

3rd Round:-D. S. "Green (rec. 16/1), W. D. Fiddes Wilson (rec. 3/8).

Handicap Singles “ B.". 2nd Round:-J. Barrow (owè 15) P. L. R. P. Lonsdale (owe 15).

Handicap Doubles,

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3rd Round:-G. O, Grave and J. Cornaby and A. Piercy (rec. 2/8). G. Lawrie (owe 15) v. W. B.

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LADIES' RECREATION CLUB.

Fielding a very weak side on the Hong Kong F.C. ground in the replay of the Lai Wah Cup against the Army, Chins went down by the large margin of ten goals to nil. The Army fielded the same side that played on Friday last while CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLE Chica felded a team of mostly Junior. 'B playera.

China held the Army for the first ten minutes after which it was taking the ball out of the net and kicking off from the centre. The Army scored five goals in each half. Two penalty kicks were missed by the Army and one converted.

Alexander opened the scare and later the same player put on a second goal Leach headed into the net from a centre by Campbell and the R.A. player acored again soon after. Before the interval arrived, Alexander had scored the fifth, the teams crossing over with the Army leading by five goals. to

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and Campbell came through to Aird scored soon after restarting bent. Tik Chan Pong for the seventh goal. Sims netted but the offside point was disallowed for play by Leach, Leach put on the eighth goal and soon after Mc Glinchey had the golfe beaten but the ball hit the post and rebounded to play. Leach and McGlincher missed from penalty kicks and Sims converted from a penalty. Before the final whistle wounded Leach scored again, the final score being: Army 10, China 0.

(HARD COURT)...

The following are the results of the draw for the above:-

To be played on April 18th (Wed- nesday):

Mrs. Grove (bye).

Mrs. Womack v. Mrs. P. Fister. To be played on April 30th (Friday):"

Mrs. Tottenham v. Miss Caro-

thers. Mrs. James . Mrs. Davenport

Browne..

Monday, April 23rd.

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