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L.T.A. ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

Amended Regulations

The amended regulations govern-. ing the open tennis tournament to members of all. affiliated clubs in the Colony to be held on the Kow- loon Cricket Club ground com- mencing on Saturday, May 5, 1934, at 2 pm, sharp and on successive Sunday and Saturday afternoons from 2 p.m. sharp on each day

are:-

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934.

LAWN BOWLS SEASON

OPENS

NINE MATCHES PLAYED: SEVERAL SURPRISES

Last Year's Junior Champions

Beaten

Glorious weather favoured the official opening of the Hong- Bowls League on Saturday, when no fewer than kong Lawn nine matches were played in both the Senior and Junior Divi- registered, the Civil Service sions. Several surprises were Juniors causing a mild sensation by easily beating the Craigen- gower C.C.. last year's champions, while the newly formed Crai rengower "B" team surprised a very strong Kowloon Docks team by the comfortable margin of 13 shots.

The Kowloon Bowling Green Club, last year's champions in the Senior Division, started prominently by beating what was considered one of the strongest contenders this season, the Kow- loon C.C., while the Poilee were surprisingly beaten by the Club de Recreio.

Results At A Glance

Craigengewer "A"

FIRST DIVISION

53

Civil Service

Kowloon B.G.C..

39

Kowloon C.C.

48

Kontoon Dock's Recreio

$3

57.

Craigengower “B” Police

66

64

SECOND DIVISION

Civil Service ....

81

Craizengower

47

59

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Kowloon B.G.C.

71

Indian R. C.

.ég... 38

►

56

Football Club

36

S. M. Rumjshn

S. O. Bux

A. R. Minu

Kowloon C. C.

Yacht Club.

Police

H.K. Electric

K.B.G.C. V. K.C.C.

59 Recreto

On their own ground, the Kow- loon Bowling Green Club beat the Kowloon Cricket Club by 11 shots.

Scores:-

K.B.G.C.

J. S. Logan

F. T. Farrell

R. Hall

W. S. Drake (Skip)

R. Duncan

S. Randie

17

V. Petherick W. Macfarlane

(skip) 21

J. Watson A. 8. Russell J. H. Budding 1. Guy

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K.C.C.

J. C. Browni

W. Hyde

E. C. Fincher R. P. Phillips

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C. E... Elliott-

Heywood

J. A. Howe

E. Hampton

A. E Silkstone

(Skip)

H. Gittins C. J. Tacchi J. M. Jack 3. Fraser

17)

A. Stevenson

W. J. Hanson"

J. B. Bentley

B. E. Maughan A. M. Rumjahn

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L. S. Greenhil

A. Young

E. S. Abraham

A. Macfarlane

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A. K. Omar

M. U. Razack

M. Y. Adal

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A. M. Wahab

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'POLICE Y. RECREIO

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At King's Park. the Club de Recrelo lost, to the Police by "3 shots.

Scores:-

Recreio

P.R.C..

M. A. Carvalho L. Glendenning

Jnr. C. F. Alexander J. R. McWalter A. E. Carey

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46

D. C. Alves 11 F. X. Soares

A. H. Basto

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L. J. Silva

J. Forrest F: Haynes

RECREIO v. FOLICE The Police were narrowly beaten by the Club de Recreio by 3 shots at King's Park.

Scores:--- Recreio

F. X. Silva

The tournament is open to all. A. Guterres lady residents, provided that if any J. G. Ozorto Lady resident is not a member of E. M. Remedios

Club affiliated to the H.KLTA., such lady resident must pay an additional fee of $1, as affiliation fee to the HKLTA

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Events

1-Men's Singles. Senior and Junior Divisions.

2.--Ladles Singles: Senior and Junior Divisions.

3.-Men's Doubles: Senior and Junior Divisions.

-Ladles Doubles: Senior and

Junior Divisions:

5.-Mixed Doubles: Sentor and Junior Divisions.

5-Consolation H'cap Doubles: No Entrance Fee.

7-Veteran's Doubles: Entrance

Fee $1 a player.

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Entrance Fees $4 a player for each event (excepting Event Nos. 6 and 7) subject to the conditions stated hereunder.

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F. A. Xavier

L. F. Xavier F.V.V. Riberto

C. E. Marques

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J. 'Noronha C. H. Basto H. A Alves

C. Ġ Sliva

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P.R.C.

G. Perkins

E. G. Post

. T. Hunter

W. E. Hollands

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R. Ellis

F. E. Booker A. R. Clarke G. Mass

C. Roza Pereira

A. V. Barros

3. S. Riddell

FC: A. Lopes W. Glendenning

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(Skip)

H. M. Britto C. Dowman J. M. 8. Rozario W. B... Dail J. J. Basto W. McHardy Dr. R. A. Basta W. McLeod

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14

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16

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C.C.C. v. C.S.C.C. Playing at home, the Civil Ser

beat vice C. C. surprisingly (Skip) 3: Craigengower C. C, last year's champions, by 14 shots.

T. Tallon

J. Shepherd

J. Fender

Scores:-"

C.S.C.C.

C.C.C.

W. Mair

(Skip

J. Gellatley 12 J. Hodgins

A. Rocha

H. L. Lock

C.C.C. Y. C.S.C.C.

the

HOCKEY

Y.M.C.A. Draw With

Macao

CORRESPONDENCE

(All letters intanate zer puoli cation must be accompanied by the name and address of the writer, not for publication, unless so desired. but as evidence of good faith -ED.!

OLYMPIC SELECTION CRITICISM

the

MANCHESTER CITY

WINS THE CUP

Portsmouth's First-half Lead Proves Unavailing

London, April 28. Though leading by a goal to ni at half time Portsmouth were beaten by 2 goals to 1 in the F. A. Cup Final at Wembley Stadium by Manchester.

After a very rough passage, the European Y.M.C.A., hockey eleven held the undefeated Macao hoc- key Club to a draw of 1-1, after taking the lead in the first ten Str. With reference to the "cor- minutes of the game.

respondence which recently ap The encounter, which was play-peared in the Press criticising the ed before huge crowd of specta Belection Committee of the Hong tors, was packed full of thrills and Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic was played at a ferrite pace.

Federation with regard to The Macao team's stick-work † choice of swimmers for the com- was a feature of the game while ing Olympic Games, I am directed Committee to their speed aften left the YMCA, | by the Executive

The oficial attendance was 93,- defence spreadeagled.

state as follows:- Sommer who played at centre

The Federation cannot, and "does 253 and gate receipts were £24,950,

Their Majesties the King and half for the YMCA team played not claim immunity from critic-queen were given a rousing recep a wonderful game, and together ism, but must express its regreti

tion from the enormous with G. Fowler and R. Bates was

that criticism, not only of incom-

The teams were presented responsible for a magnificent dispetence, but of unfairness and

His Majesty while the massed play of defensive tactica..

favouritism should be made against bands of the Welsh Guards and "F. Fowler in goal for the "y"

a representative sporting body

the Irish Guards played the Nat- played at the top of his form and

recklessly and without any "bona

ional Anthem together with Selk and "Farmer

fide" attempt to ascertain the

tori Thackeray

toss won the kept his charge from falling on

true facts. Criticism of this kind more than one occasion, the goal-

must tend to create "bad blood scored against the "y" being an

which all true sportsmen should incident unfortunate

in that

try to prevent.

Fowler slipped while attempting

to save.

The Macao defence was, superb and had it not been for the two home backs, the YM.C.A. · would have walked away with the game. The game opened at a very fast taking the lead in the first ten minates 8: Fowler opened the scoring with a magnificent shot which had the Macao custodian beaten all the way.

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The Macao centre forward equalised two minutes later as result of a combined forward movement which left the "y" de- fence temporarily paralysed.

In the second half the "en- joyed most of the play and had it not been for the Macao defence, they would have emerged win- ners The game was one of the best seen in Macao this season. *

The reffrees, Lieut. da Costa (Macao) and Mr. Palmer (YM.C. A) are to be congratulated their excellent handling. of game.

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LOCAL FOOTBALL

Close Race For

Honours

Saturday was more or less the closing of the League season. Six division I games, were played, and South Wales Borderers and St. Joseph's now Head the table with 35 points each. South Wales Bor- derers defeated the Club on the Club ground by three goals to one, while St. Joseph's F.C. defeated the Chinese Athletic by the only "goal Ecored.

Club de Recreio surprised the R. Navy on the Kowloon F.C. ground winning by five goals to two. and Kowloon F.C. defeated the HK. Police on the Railway ground by five goals to one. »

South China, fielding practically A. 7. Coelho

a réserve tears, drew with the East Hr Randall

Lancashire Regt. at Caroline Hill, W. K. Way 64 R. R. Davies

while the Gunners surprised the (Skips) 16 (Skip) 18 Lincoln Regt. at Caroline Hill when G...W. Grunn · S. Abbas -

they won by two clear goals. W. Phelps

"Playing at home; the Craigen-H. F. Westlake gower Cricket Club beat the Civil L. A. Collyer Service Cricket Club. by one shot. L. Luck

0.0.0. G. Duncan L. C. R. Sousa W. V. Field U. M. Omar

3. Van der Lely

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22

V. N. Atienza

(skip) 16

B. Williams'

H. R. Major

C. Strange

E. Sousa W. J. Bagley

J. R. Soares

.C.S.C.C.

E. W. Simmonds

S. Eccleshall

A. O. Brawa

F. J. Jones

L. R. Whiant

E. G. Barry

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" (8kp) 19

(5kip) 23

(8kip) 13

P. E. Knight

5. A. Alderman

47

J. Holidge

J. Deakin

. (Bkip)

18

Senior and Junior Divisions: All G. L. Buchanan players will be entered into the A. A. Razack

R. Basa Senior Division of each event, and those who are eliminated in the R. F. Luz first and second rounds are quali- fled to play in the Junior Division.

Consolation Handicap Doubles All non-prize winners in Events

A. E. Coates R. Gomes

Nos. 1 to 5, will be paired off by H. Beer

01

H.K.EB.C. v. H.K. F.Ü.

At North Point, the Hongkong

(Skip 20 Mectric Recreation Club defeated the Hongkong Football Club by 41

T. Armstreng

C. T. Champe-

20vier

R. R. Wood.

drawing, carrying handicaps, thus: B. W. Bradbury A. W. Grimmitt Men's Doubles, owe 15, Mixed Doubles, scratch, Ladies' Doubles, rec. 15.

Veteran's Doubles Open to all players of League Tennis, from 1909 to 1918 (laclusive)." A competi tors to be over 35 years of age. Partners will be drawn.

Draw there will be no seeding of the draw, and a fresh draw will be made for each round.

All matches will be the best of

3 sets throughout..

Unfinished matches due to tail

ing light or inclement weather are

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(Skip) 14

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shots.

Scores!-

H.K.ER.C.

H.. S. McKay

(Skip) 13 D. 8. Hill,

52

F.F. Duckworth

H.K.F.C.

J. Murray

A. Steven A. Brooksbatik L. de Rome

F. Haynes (Skip 14'

(Skip), 15

W. H. Muskett.

E. S. Carter

J. Ralston

R. F. Sbaw

J. Russell

*(Skip) 29 (8kip)

K.D.R.C. v. C.C.C. "B The Craigengower C.C. "B" team W. Orchard beat the Kowloon A. McKeller surprisingly Docks by 13 shots on the latter's 8. Deacon ground.

Scores: K. Docks W. R. Robson M. Ferguson R. G. Craig. J. C. Brown

(Skip) - 18 A. M. Calman

C.C.C. "B"

F. K. 'Modi Y. Abbas "

W, T. Brightman C. B. Rosselet

A.

(Skip) 26 Marchant

H. Milton C. L. Almmons

W. GUI.

(Skip) 21

<

(Bkip) 20

E. Tuck M. J. Medina W. Ward....

(Skip) 14

to be played from the point at which they were abandoned.

Register of Competitors all re- T. Coleman maining competitors are required J. Kempton to record their attendance on each McKelvie day of the Tournament, before 2

V. M. East c'clock.

Faciles for non-members of G. Henderson

J. Lindsay the Kowloon Cricket Club arrange- ments will be made to provide W. Greig books for all clubs who have re- corded entries, and a page will be alloted to each player for refresh= ments required. The accounts will be referred back to the respective clubs, who will be responsible for settlement and collection of "dues.

Entries are to be sent to D. 8. Green, c/o. The Dunlop Company (China), Ltd., S.C.M. Post Building, before 4 p.m. on Thursday, May 3, 1934, accompanied by the Entrance Fees.

Tennis Balls New Tennis Balls will be provided for all matches:

53

J. Cavanagh

xD)

R.H.K.Y.C. v. I.R.C.

66

J. Sloan

W. E. Peers

J. Burgess

G. 8. Gravēr

R. A. Trengove

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crowd. to

"Pompey" but little advantage | was to be gained as there was no wind and, no sun.

The First Thrill

Then Tilson got away on the left wing and crashed home the winning goal with his left foot in, the 42nd minute of the game,

Result:- Manchester City 2 Portsmouth 1 The following were the teams: PortsmouthGliallan, Mackie, W. Smith, Nichol, Allen, Thackeray, Worrall, J. Smith, Weddle, Easson" and Rutherford.

Manchester City-Swift, Barnett, Dale, Busby, Cowan, Bray. Tose- land. Marshall, Tilson, Herd and Brook

Forged Ticket Sellers

London. Earlier. of A force police numbering 1,200 have been drafted to Wem- bley with special instructions to track down 'sellers of forged tic-

The Federation carinot possibly

Play opened brightly, and with-kets, of which, it is understood. have the time to answer indivi- dual and anonymous correspond-in the first minute Toseland pro-thousands have been printed. ents in the Press, but I am rect-vided a thrill for Manchester sup ed to issue this official statement porters when he flashed across aried fans to London from the for the information of the general centre to public, and so that the general public. may be in the position of fairly judging the action of the Selection Committee.

As regards the allegation of the undue dominance of the S.C.A.A. on the councils of the Selection Committee, the following, is a list of the members of the selection committee:

Herd, who passed to Tilson only to see that player just benten by Gallan in the goal mouth.

One hundred special trains car-

south and the north, and many. visitors spent the morning seeing

The weather was dull at 2 p.m the sights from motor coaches. Shortly afterwards Bray fouled and it was then not decided whe- Worrall just outside the penalty ther His Majesty the Hing would area, but Jack Smith kicked high be present-Reuter. and Swift saved the City's goal without difficulty.

A

YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL

Herd Injured Portsmouth put in some clever Messrs. Yeung Chu Nam (BCA and dangerous approach work, and A). Lo Chi Hing (C.A.A.), Ko Bikan effort to stem the rush, Herd Wai (Hon. Secretary) (Y.M.C.A.)

sitating his removal from and Lo Hap Fu (Assistant Hon. was knocked out in a tackle. neces- Secretary) B.C.A.A.) representing field. the Federation, and Messrs, Wong

Manchester then went close when Chinese Team Defeat- Ya Woo and Tsang Chi Kam re-Busby sent a hot shot over the presenting Canton.

ed At Caroline Hill

the

As regards the position of the bar from a free Elek 25 yards from Federation in regard to the choice the goal. Following this spoiled of the swimmers, the Federation chance, Manchester inunched sey-

The Association were forced to the team 4s affiliated to the National Chineral attacks, but the sterling qual- ese Amateur Athletic Federation. ty of Portsmouth's defence was make changes from

selected to play the Chinese Olym The local Federation obviously has clearly demonstrated...

The Manchester halves at this pic teap owing to injuries received no power on authority to chooss a team to represent China. Some stage of the game were working in League football on Saturday, In 3. Strange, Elliott and· · Gambit' weeks ago, the National Federation splendidly with the forwards. omeially directed the local Federa- fact the hole team was function- turning out in place of Fote-Hunk tion to stage various trials and to ing smoothly, in direct contract to Mathias and Podmore. make recommendations for final Portsmouth, who seemed selection. The National Federation counter difficulty in getting going The southerners, however, had a sent down official "times" fo

fine chance to score after a foul four yards cat from the penalty area. Rutherford missed the op- portunity by shooting wide.

various events, and directed that our recommendations should be based upon the approximation to such offctal times.

As regards Miss Yeung Sau King. the National Federation

announ-

to en-

Portsmouth Score Before the close of the first half ced to the Local Federation that the weather conditions deteriorat she had been chosen by the Na-ed considerably, the Sunshine be tional Federation to reptesen. ing blotted out by thunder clouds. There were peals of thunder and China.

some lightning, but no rain.

The local Federation communi-

Portsmouth then made a sensa- cated with all local Chinese sport- ing clubs enclosing such official tional breakaway. Rutherford very cleverly tricked Barnett, dribbled "times" and inviting them to send

past Dale, and scored with a mag- representatives for trials.

Trials were duly held, and thenificent low right-footed shot in results were fully reported in the Press, English and Chinese.

the 25th minute. Swift dived full length to try to save but although tc he managed to touched the ball, As the it went under him

The match ended in favour of the HKF.A. team by four goals to three, although the Chinese were leading about halfway through the first half by three goals to one.

At the close of the match, Mrs. M. K. Lo, the wife of Mr. M. K. Lo přesident of South China A.A. pre.... sented souvenirs to the players of both teams, after which. Mullane, the HKFA Captain called for three cheers for Mrs. M. K. Lo, while Mr. Lo called for cheers for

both teams.

MID-WEEK MATCHES

Tuesday, May 1 Hong Kong FC. v. Athlete B.K.F.C. ground.. Kick off 5 p.m

Thursday, May 3

Hong Kong F.C. v. East Lanca-

Saturday, May 5

The results were cabled up the National Federation.

Portsmouth followed, up their times of all the three girls were. more or less the same, the local advantage by a very spirited at- Federation recommended that all tack on the Manchester goal, and three should be selected in addi- Easson with a cool deliberate shot shires, H.KFC. ground. Kick "off The following were the results:tion to Miss Yeung Sau King al-nearly scored, but Swift cleared 5 p.m.

ready Kowloon F.C. 5, H.K. Police 1.

chosen by the National well down the field. Portsmouth

Final match Governor's Challenge The swimmers, as returned to the attack, and tem- Clue de Recreio 3, Royal Navy 2. Federation.

disor-Cup Competition. South Wales Borderers 3. Hong selected, were so selected by the porarily had Manchester

HKFA v. HK.CAAF., Hong ganised., National Federation. Kong Chib 1.

Portsmouth were playing splen- Kong F.C. ground. Kick off 315 RA. 2, Lincoln Regt. 0.

didly at this stage of the game and p.m. St. Joseph's F.C. 1,

Athletic 0.

showed some wonderful combina- be a South China 2,, East Lancashire

tion, but Busby proved to Regt. 2.

stumbling block to them.

Halftime arrived with Ports- mouth leading by a goal.

Chinese

My Committes understands that the criticism was directed to two events, namely the 400 metres and 1.500 metres. With regard to the 400 metres, Mr. Mak Wai Ming, al- the first leged to have secured place in a heat, never participated As regards the 1,500 In the race. imetres, there were only three en- | DIVISION 1.

trants, namely Messrs. Kwok Chun Goals.

Hang, Mak Wal Ming and Shek PW D L F A Pt Kam-pui. The swimmers were B. W. Borderers. 29 17 I 1 71 19 85

League Table

South China.

Hong Kong F.O.20

12

·13

8

1

After the change over Swift was sorely tested by a glorious curving shot by Rutherford

City's Bad Luck Brooks then received the ball, took it into the goalmouth before passing to Herd who swerved out, and with a lighting left-footer

struck the unright

St. Joseph's 22 15 3 48 21 33 asked to select the place for swim- Lincola Begt 23 14 36 53 25 30 ming that event, elther at the 4567 40 20 South China's Pavilion ar at the R. Navy

27 45 23 25 YMCA. Mr. Kwok did not want 2 10 47 55 18 to take part and the remaining 12 39 51 18 competitors signified their agree- 11 20 46

17ment to swim off the event at the en, and it was the very worst bit Portsmouth then made a danger- YMCA with the result that Mr of luck for Manchester Mak Wai Ming finished the discus breakaway, but Weddle shot

Kowloon EC228. Enet Lazca. 21.

E. A.

H. K. Police..11

5

Athletic...

Recreio

4

9

G. T. Padgett AF. Paul

C. B. Robertson

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E.B.G.C.. v. K.C.C."

The Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat the Kowloon C.C. by B shots of their own grouad.

Bcores:

K.C.C.

M. N. Rakusen W: W.

N

2. 19:39 61 18

8 16 24 70.9 tance in the time of 23 minutes 50 seconds, comparing with the om. cial time" of 24 minutes.

The following were chosen by the National Federation together with the omicfal and trial timés..

omcial triat (£) 50 metres."

(Carlton)

CHINESE RESIDENT·

ROBBED

Incident In D'Aguilar Street

A Chinese residing at No. 25, D'Agullar Street, 1st floor, reported to the Police on Saturday morning that sometime between 1 to 6 am. that morning, a sum of money and some jewellery valued altogether at about $626 were stolen from the house.

K.B.G.C. C. L. Farmer C. Hatt 20 V. C. Labrum

J. G. Charlton LE Lammert G. E. F. Thompson

(Skip) 18

(Skip) 27 G..J. Chambers A. Jones

E. V. Searle

At present moment, details of the robbery are very meagre, but the 7. G. Meyer

Police are now giving the matter W. E. Hale

(Skip), 22, their close attention, and have in- formed all the pawn-brokers to ELF Etonebam

note the above stolens articles. O. B, Hosking AW.E. Davladon It is suspected that the article H H Rose were stolen by an amah, who sud

(8p) 19 denly resigned, from her master's

house before, the robbery, was die 68 covered.

On their own ground, the Royal W. Mulcahy Hongkong Yacht Club inflicted aT. W. Carr heavy defeat on the Indian Re E. Kem creation Club by 35 shota

Scores: BEKY.C.

(@kip) P. O. Dunne, L.B...Mai. Impey

E B Reed M. 1 Barack Dr. A. R. Selby D. Hahomed AT. Hamilton A. M. Oinar &. Chapman K M. Omar

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(6kip)

2934

W. J. Edwards JB. Dinnen

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He had Gillan absolutely beat-

wide from four yards.”.

Portsmouth seemed to havö löst a little of their punch, and GHINI- lan was again kept busy a fast centre from Toseland eduling him to jump to a difficult shot.

A clever display by the Mán-

Chán Kf Chung, 0.29.0 0.27.4 chester forwards broke down In the face of a rock-like defence, and in a méleé Allen was injured and carried ont

Chen Chut Hing

Wont Bad San tby 100 metres

(Canton)

Chan Ki Chung Chan Chun Hing Wong Sau Shan

(C.B.C.)

Teang Bo Fook (6) 400 metres (YMCA)

Chan Chan Nam (4) Back Stroke

(OLA)

Lau Po. Hi

(Civil Service) Bhek Kam: Pul (6) 200 mètres Breast

(B.C.A.AJOR

Kwok Chun Hang 4(0AA) M Mul On Cheung

0.28.2 0.29.2

After the accident Manchester

1.10.0 1.08.3 resumed their attack, and Hard sent in a terrific shot from 56. 1.08.2

yards. Gunillan was beaten, but *1.09.3

the ball crasfied against the cross- 1110 bar and rebound into play!

City Equalized

In the 29th minute of the second 6.00.0 6.140 half Manchester scored magnit

cently. Brook dribbled past four men and then passed out to Tilson, 1.85.01.21.6 who cut in from the wing as Herd had done provimsly and netted 1.26.0 with a Great left-footed shot, along

The ground TELA,

Manchester crammed on press- 2.250 ure and had Clellan showing all he knew in saving two successive pointblank shots from Herd and Brook."

9.10.0

3.143

LO. HAP FUE

St. John Ambulance Brigade

The Hon. Treasurer has” the honour to acknowledge with grate ful thanks and appreciation the

towards Brigade Funds. receipt of the following donations

Mr. Tang Chin" (Ha Tanen): $196 Hon. Col Treasurer and

* Mrs. Taylor

Mr. E. M. Raymond "........... Mr. P. E. Kwok......

Mr. Wong King K'au (Fan-

ling)

100

Vaccination Returns for week ending April 26, 1934."

Previously reported Vaccinations since last

Return

Total

259.616

8,384

107,993

HEALTH BULLETIN OF EASTERN PORTS

Plague Bassein, 2 cases: Bam- bay 7 Rangoon, 1; Colombo,*: Pnom Penh, 3

Cholers:-Bombay, 2 cases; Caf cutta, 180.

Small-Pox: Bassein, 3 cases Bombas, 7; Calcutta, 59; Karači 6 Rangoon, 21; Vizagapatam, 8; Pekalongan, 1; Haiphong. 7 Ho Kong, 11; Canton, 3; Bhangh 32: Osaka, liNEN

Typhus: Alexandris, 2 cases. Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis. Hong Kong 15 cases,