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LAWN BOWLS NOTES

Prospects In The League

Last Saturday's lawn bowls Lea- | E. W. Simmandą“. R. Q. Grạiz gue matches, the full programme ¦ C. Strange......... M. Ferguson of which was carried out in some- A: O. Brawn J. Lindsay what heavy greens, gave some

J. G. Brown close frishes

both divisions.

Incidentally the heaviest defeats we inflicted by the Kowloon, Bowl-

F. J. Jones

(skip)

(skip) CRAIGENGOWER “A” Y, CLUB DE RECREIO

L. Stiva -L-F-Xavier

ing Green Club who performed A & Coates the "double."

†W-V-Field-

D. Rumjahn.

The Police senior team added another victory, their previous B. W. Bradbury

victims being Craigengower "B" and Tulkoo. "This time they won at Kowloon Dock by five shots, a great deal of the credit going to Moss pink which showed a major- ity of eight shots with Mair doing good work ga No. 3. Hollands al- 80 showed up for the Police, but Clark's rink dropped eight shots, which were amply covered by their colleagues.

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Kowloon C.C. seniors secured a narrow win over the Club' de Re- crelo. Although they were beaten on two rinks, Fraser's team rose to the occasion by defeating Sil- va's rink by 12 shots which gave a majority of two shots the total. It was the K.C.C.'s third victory after a sequence of four defeats.

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Craigengower "A" were not en- "gaged and instead watched the

doings of their "B"

team who,

(skip)

G. L. Buchanan A. S. Gomes H." Beer U. M. Omar

(skip)

J. S. Landolt A A. Razack

F. V. Ribetro

A. H. Basta

(skip) A. A. Remedios

Q. H. Basto

H. A. Silva

.

C. G. Silva

(skip) LA. Gutierrez J. G. Ozorio C. E. Marques F. X. M. BÜva (skip)

(skip) POLICE B.C. V. KOWLOON B.G.C.

.R. F. Luz

R. Basa

J. Watson

A. E. Russell J. H. Budding L Guy

(skip)

P. T. Farrell

J. S. Logan

J. G. Meyer

W. Macfarlane

(skip)

R. Duneari V. Petherick

8. Randle R. Hall

(skip)

KOWLOON C.C. v. TAIKOO RC. H. Gittins

F. Goodwin C. J. Tacchi J. Fraser

(skip)

however, falled at home to check the advance of the champions: The Valley combination which had been the cause for one of their "A" team's defeats held the visi- tors on only one rink, Cavanagh winning by 11 shots, but Guy's rink had the opposition well beat- en, their victory by 17 shots, and J. W. M. Brown that of Hall's rink by 13 shots. W. Hyde (giving them the points by 19 shots. E. C. Fincher "This victory has strengthed their R. P. Phillips.

position at the top of the League table and if they maintain. their H. Hampton

F. G. Herridge present form their closet rivals, Craigéngower "A" who two C. E. Elliot-

are points behind with five matches Heywood in hand, will be disappointed in the rice. Taikoo lost again on their home ground by 12 shots to Club de Recreio, the Police get- ting away with the "points the previous week after losing the eariter encounter at the Valley.

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An unexpected result in the Junior games was the defeat of the Indian R.C. at the Police Club. The Sookanpoo tesin were making good progress having up to this time lost only one game out of The Kuwloon Bowling Green profited by the defeat of the In- diana and their own victory over the Yachtsmen to draw up next to the leaders to offer

ten.

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· serious

Challenge. The K.B.G.C. have played a match more than the Indians, but they are level on points. In falling to the KB.G.C.. the Yachtsmeri were outplayed on two.rinks and with their third] rink winning by Ave shots, they gave away 35 shots to the opposi- tion;

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The games to-day so far as the two senior leaders are concerned should advance both to retain

11 (skip)

J. J, Whyte A. W. Norrie T. F. Stainton

R. M. Keown,

(skip)

W. Brown C. E. Summers G. H. Stewart .. D. Munro

(skip) W. Cunningham D. B. Bone

C. B. Matthews J. C. Chalmers

(sidp)

E. Silkstonë

(skip) JUNIOR DIVISION CLUB DE RECREIO v. CRAIGENGOWER C.C.

H. A. Botelho J. M. S. Rozario Dr. R. A. Basto

Rozario

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D. Alves F. X. Soares C. M. S. Alves J. J. Basto

F. Machado

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E. V. M. R. Sousa

P. A. Yvanovich

Julio Riberio

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W. English

W. Bagley

EL C. Barry V. N. Atienza

(skip) J. R. Soares W. J. Howard W. K. Way

L. C. R. Sousa

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J. W. Leonard W. Phelps. H. W. Randall A. A. Lewis

(skip)

(skip) INDIAN ÉC. v. CIVIL SERVICE C.C.

A. H. Rumjahn D. M. Khan A. O. Madar

K. M. Omar

(skip)

J. Razack M I. Razack" A. M. Omar

(skip)

their close rivalry. Cralgengower A. R. Minu "A" are visiting Kowloon Dricks who are fresh..from the home de- S. M. Rumjahn feat by the Police, and the latter M. Afzal will find themselves opposed to M. Y. Adal the champions. The Civil Service V. Recreio and Kowloon C.O. Taikoo games are open with the home teams as the probable win-

ners.

V.

A. R. Dallah

H. Major

B.. Williams

J. Purvis

R. R. Wood

(skip)

G. Gunn E.W. Hamilton HL L Lockhart Le Luck

(skip)

J. Gellatley.

L Collyer

H. Westlake

R. R. Davies (skip)

(skip) KOWLOON G.B.C. v. POLICE B.C

J. MacDonald E. V. Bearle

The Junior leaders, Indian BC. G. Charlton are at home to Civil Service, white G.E.F. Thompson the Bowling Green Juniore also

(skip)

remain at home to entertain the H. F. Stoncham Police. Club de Recrelo, the Bec-D, W. Waterton tricians and the Yacht Club - are

CB. Hosking

also all home teams and in every w. E. Hale

case it looks as if the

teams will not succeed.

SENIOR DIVISION

C. 8. C. C.

Craigengower

HA

laiting

KD. R. C..

y. Club de Recreio

· Police R. C. » v. Kowloon B.G.O.

Kowloon C.C. y. Talkoo R. C.

JUNIOR DIVISION

Club de

Recreio

Indian R. C.

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*Craigengower

C.C. ▼CE. C. C.

R. B. G. C.. v. Police R. C. H.K. Electric. Kowloon C. C. Yacht Club v. Football Club

SENIOR DIVISION

CIVIL SERVICE C.C. Y. KOW- LOON 'DOCK R.C

T. Armstrong

LR. Whant

A. W. Grimmitt

3. Hollidge

A. M. Calman P. B. Parks

G. Henderson

W. Hedley

(skip) (skip)

P. E. Knight

9. E. Alderman

8. Ecclestial

7. Denkin

T. Coleman

J. Revie

Kempton

*J McKelvie

(skip)

JL Tetley

C. L. Farmer M. J. Henderson B. H. Rose

(skip)

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 – 1934.

SMALL UNITS AQUATICS

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R. A. Snatch

Open Relay

SWIMMING GALA FOOTBALL LAWS LOCAL TENNIS LEAGUE

AT YM.CA.

Attraction For To-night

The Off-Side Rule

When a player, plays the ball

any player of the same side who

Postponed Matches Played

The postponed match in the in good form winning 24 sets for

-Bcores:-

at such moment of playing is "A" Division of the Local Lawn the losers. nearer to his opponents' goal-line Tennis League 'between the Chi- is out of play, and may not touch nese R. and the. Kowloon G.C. MacDougall, and E. L. Shute the ball himself, nor in any way played off yesterday afternoon

(C.$.C.C.) whatever interfere with an op- at Causeway Bay and resulted in a

gent F. N. Wong and C. P.- ponent, or with the play, until the win for the home team by 7. seta

6-1 ball has been again played, unless to 2. there are at such moment of playThe following were the scores

beat H. K. Ho and K F Llu 7-5- drew with C. N. Tang and

H. Chan

Some-thrilling races and clever diving were seen, at the Annual The fourth monthly swimming

gala Small of the European Y.M.QA. will be held Aquatic Meeting of the Units Sports Club which was held to-night when the Mon's and Ladies yesterday evening at the European the fetaret ipema.

30 Yards Championship events will be YMCA, bath before a very large- Unfortunately, illness has resulted gathering of spectators, which-in-in many withdrawals and the holder cluded officers of the various of the Men's 50 Yards title, A.G. Donning at least two of his opponents Taui Wat Pul and Ho Ka Lau

will be unable to compete owing to nearer their own goal-line. A player is not out of play when the ear-trouble.

ball is kicked off from goal, when a corner-kick or a throw-in is taken, when the ball has been laat

units and their wives.

Mrs. Bead, nee Maudie George, who is one of the stalwarts of the "Y" Ladies Swimming Section is also in disposed and will probably not be seen in action for some time..

Of the whole programme, the 150 Yards Free Style was awum off on Thursday and resulted in win for Pte. Wright of the Medical Corps, while the Engineers took second place through Spr. Pega.

The Open Relay which was won by the Royal Artillery from the South Wales Borderers was snatch-pionship eventy ed by 藠 touch... The East Lancashires who came third lost

by a similar margin to the Bor- derers although much credit must go to the last three swimmers over the 25 yards, who put up magulacent performance and al most brought the roof down with the applause they evoked by the close finish" provided.

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From the start of the race "1t. looked as if the Borderers would

carry the event but towards the middle the Gunners made a spirit ed attempt to draw level and only succeeded in the last length when they won through sheer determina tion.

Another exciting event was the Inter-Unit Relay which also resulted in a very close finish, the Royal Engineers winning in conse- quence of their last man overhaul ing the Medical Corps" swimmer who failed to stay the fast pace. Incidentally the heats which were swum off prior to the final must have had a telling effect on many of the swimmers whose unorthodox methods of swimming resulted in twice the usual amount of energy being spent.

The Diving, individually and by teains was excellent and the win ner. Cpl. Eycott of the Service Corps looks a likely coming Com- mand champion. His only rival is Pte. Morrision of the Borderers who is not as good as he was last

year,

Eycott performed his dives with the precision attained by valuable experience and his points awards were only a shade off the maximum In nearly every dive.

Staff Sergeant Routledge who is a veteran also performed credits- bly and his effort in taking second place is specially creditable.~.

The Royal Army Service Corps trio were much too good as a team and won by a comfortable margin from the Ordinance Corps.

At the conclusion of the pro- gramme, Mrs. Morris distributed the prizes and was given three hearty cheers...

Lt. Col. EW. Fordham, M.C., RE. was the Referee, while the | judges were Major · JH: Mousley, D.SO, T.D., R.E., Captain È.J. Walch, R.AB.C., Captain J.L. Hen- derson, R.C. of 8, and Sergeant Major A.W.J. Kirton-Vaughan, RAM.C

Mr. EF. Belk judged the diving,

while Lt. G.W.W. Morris, H.E. was the starter. The arrangements of the gala were in the hands of Lt. JR.C. Hamilton, R.E.

The Results. Men's 150 Yards Free Style

1. Pte, Wright (R.AM.C.), 2. Spr. Pegg (RE), 3. L/Cpl. Revil (RE) Time 2 mins. 1.-3/5 seconds.

Inter-Small Units Relay (25,50, 75,75,50,25 Yards);-1; Royal Engi- neers, 2, Royal Army Medical Corps, 3. RAS.C. Time 1. min. 24-4/5

seconds.

Rousseau

Men's 25 Yards Dash:-1 L/Cpl (R.C. of 8.), 2. L/Cpl. A.C. Higgins (RE.), 3. Spr. Hartley. (RE) Time 13.-3/5 seconds.

Individual Diving Championship: 1. Cpl Eycott (RARC.). 2 star Sergt. Routledge (ROU).

Team Diving Cup: Borel · Army Service Corps.

150 Yards Three Styles (Breast, HE ELECTRIC 1. KOWLOON C.C. Back and Free): 1. Pte. Adams

J. K. Sloan.

R. C. Butler G. T. Padgett.

A. F. Paul.

(skip)

A. McKellar

J. R. Hooley

JF. Lunny

N. M. Curla

J.G. Haigh

W. Orobard 6. Deacon

M. N. Rakusen

C. Fletcher

T. W. Carr

E. Kern

A Wright

(skip)

V. C. Labrum

L Jack

J. M. Jack

(T., (kkip). J. 8. Dinnen W. W Hirst L. E. Lammert H. Overy (skip)

(skip) YACHT CLUB v. FOOTBALL CLUB A Stevenson

La de Rome

GE Costello

Sir Thomas

Sonthorn

A. Macfarlane

(skip).

P. Morgan

R. P, Bhaw

CB. Robertson A. Brooksbank

(skip)

(R. A. M. C.), 2. Pte. Wright |"(RIAMO.),

H. G. Fange, the "Y" 190 Yards champion, R. B. Wood who will start favourite, R. Goldman and G. E Fowler will start in the Men's Cham

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On presont form it is very hard to forecast the result although it is quite probable that Wood will win narrowly from G.H. Fowler, whose recent form leaves nothing to be desired.

In the Ladies Championship event there are at present no entries but it is hoped that both Mrs. Mead and Mra. Schreuder will enter by the *post entry method."

An added attraction will be the two races over 50 yards open to Boys and Girls of the Central British School.

The Men's and Ladies 40 Yards Aggregate Handicap races have again beats and some very close finishes are drawn large entries necessitating expected especially in the first heat of the men's event.

Another interesting event will be the 125 Yards Mixed Four Styles relay which will provide the divertisement.

A water polo game, six-a-side will bring the aquatic events to con- clusion, following which there will be dancing in the West Lounge to the strains of Mr. Stott's Band.

The Programme

Men's 50 Yards Aggregate H'Cap:- Heat : R. Goldman, G. H. Fowler, F. J. Anslow and 8. Fowler. Heat 2: C. A. Higgina, A. Mitchell, A. E. Greenford and A. H. Moss.

played by an opponent, or when he himself is within his own half of the field of play at the moment of the same side. the ball is played by any player

Official Decisions.

It is not a breach of the Law for a player to be in an off-side position, but only when in that position he interferes with an op- ponent, or with the play. If a player who is in an off-side post-

ent, or the ball, and in so doing tion advances towards an oppon causes the play to be affected, he should be penalised." (Internation- al Board, June 14th, 1924.1

..

(C.R.C.) lost to E. C. and E., F.

Fincher beat H. E. Guest and F.

Gross

W. C. Hung and Iu Tak Cheur

beat J. Rodge and W.. Hyde 8-1

(O.R.C.).

J. A. Bendali and G. Fowler

(0.8.0.0)

6-8

5-7

Just to Wong and Ip

1-5

lost to Ho and Lui

5-7

7-3

lost to Tsang and Chan

0-8

T. Daley and Ross (C.8.G.C.)

lust to Wong and Ip

1-6

lost to Ho and Lui

5-7

last to Tsang and Chan...'

beat E. C. and E F. Fincher 6-1 beat E, Guest and P.

Grose ............ beat J. Rodge and W. Hyde Lee Yue Wing and Chin Tsun

Chi (C.R.C.)

lost to E. G. and E F.

Fincher

beat H. E. Guest and P.

Grose

beat J. Rodge and W. Hyde

C.C.C. V. H.K.C.C...

6-2 A-3

4-8

6-3. 0-3

The rearranged fixture in the "A" Division League between Hong opponent who is standing in an gengower Cricket Club was played If a player deliberately trips an Kong Cricket Club and the Cra- off-side position within the penalty off at the Happy Valley courts

area, and who does not attempt where home team won by 7 sets to play the bail or obstruct, a pen- to 2 alty kick should be awarded.

Leonard and Hachiuma played

A flag may be placed opposite exceedingly well to win the three the half-way line on each side of sets they played, including, a 6-0 the field of play, but it must be victory In their. sebagainst i at least one yard from the touch- Bathurst and Pearce, who played line, and on a staff not less than the best for the losers. 5 feet high. (international Board.)

- Scores:-- Instruction to Referees

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A player who is in his own half of the field of play at the moment. the ball is last played cannot be Ro-side.

Men's 50 Yards Club Champion ship: R. B. Wood, G. H. Fowler, Goldman and H. G. Lange.

Three-Leggeh Race R. B. Wood and F. J. Ansiow; 4. H. Mows and A. Greenford; R. Goldman and H. F. Lange.

Heat 1: Mrs. Mead, ra. Schrender Ladies 50 Yards Aggregata H'Cap: and Miss A. Fowler. Heat 3: Miss J. Weller, Miss J. Wilson, Miss M. George and Miss W. George.

125 Yards Mixed Four Styles Relay A Miss A Fowler, H. F. agent, F. J. Anslow, E. Goldman

re Schreuder. and

·B- Miss J. Weller, R. B. Wood, H. G. Lange, W. F. Kerr and Mrs. Mead.

LINCOLN REGT AQUATICS

Pte. Jackson's "Double"

The point to notice is not where a player is when he plays the bon, but where he was at the moment it was played by a player of the

a Referee is apt to lose sight of same side. In the rush of a game

the positions of the field at every kick, yet he ought to fix each change on his mind. If a player is behind the ball when it is play- ed he cannot possibly be off-side.

J. W. Leopard and Y. Hachiuma

(G.C.C.) beat A. L. Sullivan and G.

Sewell

៖

1-8 A Shantung constable said he

C.R.C. v. C. de Recreio Playing on their home ground at Causeway Bay, the Chinese R.C beas the Club de Recreto by 64 sets to 21 in the postponed "C" DIY!- son match. The winners showed Very good form indeed, and thoroughly deserved the points.

The following were the scores'-. M. G. Lau and X Yu (OR.C.) beat R. Rodrigues and L. F.

Ribeiro" ..............

.... 6-4

beat M. A. Oliveira and L

A. Carvalho

beat A. E. Xavier and J.

Xavier .....

6-0

P.

C. Lung and H. M. Lee

(C.R.C.)

beat R. Rodrigues and R. F.

Ribeiro

8-3

drew with M. A. Oliveira and

L. A. Carvalho lost to H. E Xavier and J.

Xavier

5-8

9.6

W. K. Cheung and H. T. Wu

(C.R.C.)

beat R. Rodrigues and L

Ribeiro

8-0

6-2

beat R. H. Wild and G. 8.

Gamble

lost to M. A. Oliveirà and L..

A. Carvalho

1-8

6-1

beat E. Bathurst and T. A..

Pearce ..................

"beat A. E. Xavier and J.

Xavier

6-4

6-0

A. V. Gosano and Geo. Lia

(C.C.C.)

::

beat. Sullivan and Sewell ... beat wild and Gamble drew with Bathurst and .- Pearce

6-2

8-2

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6-6

INTERPORT CRICKET

Rabt. Choa and F. Ziminern

(0.0.0)

with Sullivan and Sewell

6-6 6-1

drew

beat Wild and Gamble lost to Bathurst and Fearce 3-8

“CM. DIVISION

Two pairs of the home team played tennis that was not of League standard losing every set, but MacDougall and Bhute were

liable to be so. Though a player but if he is in front of it, he is

Central British School-Boy's 50 cannot be off-side when an op- Yards Handicap, (Peet Entries). ponent last plays the ball, or Yards Handicap (Post Entries)

Central British School-Girl's 50 when a corner-kick, a throw-in from touch, or a goal-kick, is taken Water-Polo between selected teams

S.C.AA. v. Civil Service this protection ceases the moment a second player plays the ball, so The South China Athletic Asso- that a player, not off-side in posi-ciation visited the Civil Service tion when such kick or throw-in Cricket Club and won by six and is taken, may, without having a half sets to two and a half. moved, be off-aida as soon as the bail has been next played by one of his own side. A player following up another of his own side who has the ball cannot be off-side." Players may be off-side when a free kick or penalty kick is taken. An opponent playing the ball puts a player on-side at once. While plays the ball, or the ball touches off-side position a player him in any way, you are on-side no, The swim-off of the mile and

matter where you stand, but when must not in any way interfere with half-mile team and individual

standing in an off-side position an opponent or with the play. championship on Thursday saw

If a player is in an off-side you have no right to interfere with the completion of the 1st Bat-position bit is not interfering with an opponent nor to station your tallon, the Lincolnshire Regiment's the play. he must not be penalised. self so near the goal-keeper, or aquatic sporta.

The International Board have any other opponent, as to hamper With a strong current running made it plain that a player, who his movements. or obstructhis between Stonecutters and Sham-is in an off-side position, is bound sight of the ball When a shulpo Camp, the mile was cover to keep out of the way of the player finds he is in an off-side ed in the very excellent time of play and that he is liable to be position it is his duty to keep clear 24 minutes and 5 seconds by Pte. penalised it in any manner his pre- of the play and neither interfore. Jackson the same swimmer ac-

op- complished the double by winningence cause any interferance with with nor inconvenience an

the play.

ponent nor make a pretence of the half mile in 13 minutes and 20

When the ball is kicked out from doing so seconds,

either goal no player is off-side,

Curiously enough Cpl. Chicken Who was placed second in the mile swim performed the same feat in the half-milo against a fairly large entry

Head Quartering carried off the Battalion Team Championship. With 14 points against their nearest rivals, "A Company, with 12 points.

At the conclusion of the events, Mrs, Griffin, wife of the Command- ing Officer; distributed the prizes.

in an

The provision of finge opposite the half-way line is optional: The object is to assist the Referee and

nesmen to determine the post- ton of the half-way line when they are at a distance or when the The has become indistinct.

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Instruction to

***Players

A player who is in his own, half of the field of play at the moment the ball is last played cannot be offside

The Results

A player once off-side cannot put Half Mile Inter-Company Team himself on-side. This can only be event-1. Head Quarter Wing, 23 done for him in three ways:—(L) Open Invitation Relay (25,50,75, pts.; 2. "A" Coy, 24 pts.

· If an opponent next plays the ball; 75,50,25 Yards); 1. Royal Artillery,

Individua) Katt-Mile Champion-|(i.) If he is bebind the ball when 2 Bouth Wales Borderers, 3. East ship-1. Pte. Jackson; 2 Cpl. it is next played by one of his own Lancashire Regiment. Chicken. Time 13 Tina. 29 seca. side: (1) If he has two

ler,

op-

25 Yards Children's Race: 1, Stonecutters to Shamshutpo ponents between him and their Sydney Pledger. 2. Donald Black-Championship:-1, Pte. Jackson; goal line when the ball is played *} || 2. Cpl. Chicken. Time 24. mins. 5 by one of his own side further from This opponents' goal than himself. Inter-Company Shield:-1- Head Quarter Wing with 14 pts.: 2 “A” or bar and rebounding does not put Coy, with 12 pts.; 3. "B" Coy, with 11 pts. 4. "D/8" Coy."with 5 pts.; 5. "C" Coy." with 3 pts.

1. 8. Abrahami- A. Humphreys

RA: Trengrove E. 8. Carter

AW: Brow"

JAR Belby

B. E. Maughan

(akip)

J. Russell

E B Reed, E. Stephens AC. Young

JJGregory

|J. B. Ross GLA FÁE W, Haynes

A. Chapman. G 8. Graver -

(skip)

(akip)

Reserve:

6: Strange

Lilles and Roses There aIE!

of girls: from auto Those that walk nicbile rides and those that anto- mobile ride home from walks.

The ball hitting the goal-post

a play on-side who was off-side. when the ball was last played m

Take care that when the ball is played by one of your own side except when he is taking a goat Kick, a corner kick, or a throw-In you have 2 opponents between you and their goal-Une or that you are behind the ball. Can anything be more simple? If your opponent

SPALDING

Hong Kong To Visit Shanghai

Local cricket enthusiasts will be Interested to learn that the Hong Kong Cricket Club has accepted an Invitations extended by the Bhanghai Cricket Club to send an week in October, Interport eleven during the first

ready in hand and several players Team-building efforts are al-

have been approached regarding their ability to make the trip, if aelected.

Quicker

BRASS

arda oline as bright as lightning

BRASSO

METAL POLISH

KRO-FLITE

BRITISH OPEN

AMERICAN

DIAN AUSTRALIAN

GOLF BALL

Lasts till it's

"Jost!"

NSHIP

MPIONSHIP:

AMPIONSHIP

afber;;succesOK.

Balls during 1}X

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