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FULL DRESS REHEARSAL

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1936.

FANLING GOLF

Full Programme Of League Starting Times For

Soccer For Week-End

(BY: "PIVOT *) v

A full programme of league matches have been arranged for this week-end, and soccer enthusiasts will be watching the form - of the Shield semi-Analists in both divisions, in view of the fact that the games are being played off next week.

8. Chias "A" and "B" will try conclusion and this tall dress rehearsal will be keenly watched by both the Police and the Club. S. China "B" in their match against the R.U.R, last week did not To-day they will strike me as being potential shield winners. be playing without the services of Pan Ka Ping, while George Tsang will be brought in, to play on the right half position. There will also be one or two other positional changes in the team. Lee Wai Tong is definitely not turning up for the "A" elther. Lan Man will be back in his old berth while an experi- ment is being tried in the person of a new left winger.

GOOD GAMES PROMISED

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All in all the game ought to pro- duce some sparking football and the "B" with the memory of their Arst defeat..still fresh before them will go all out to win. I do not think their chances of obtaining both points are as bright as the "A's" and the game will "develope into the "A attack against the "B's" defence.

A good game should be seen on the Club ground, when the home team is entertaining the R.U.R. The Club will be playing at fuli of S. strength with the return Strange and Hill from Shanghal, while Robertson's inclusion will somewhat strengthen their inter- inediate line.

The Club will be faced with a stiff problem. The soldiers have proved that they are a team to be reckoned with. Their win over S. China "B" fully demonstrated this Lact. They will start the game with more confidence than before and the Club's middle line will be given a grueiling test.

Kowloon should be able to ob rain both points from the Lyeemun Gunners.. -Bliss will be seen in the centre half position while Boyd re- turns to the right half. They are belding out the best eleven and the soldiers with their poor league record, will yet lose another two points:

A KEEN TUSSLE

The St. Joseph's College-Recreto niatch ought to give the respective

2nd Division, University vs. R.W.F. V2 Re- teree: W. P. Payne.

Club de Recreio vs. Navy, KP2, referee: R. M. Omar.

a.m.

To-morrow

OLD COURSE

920 J. 8. Dykes, B. D. Evans 9.24 H. H., Pethick, J. W. Mayhew 9.28 H. Lafond, Comdr. Hole. 9.32 L N. Williamson, T. J

Price

WINTER SPORT RESULTS

Third Gold Medal

For Norway

[Speo.al to the Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright)...). d Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Feb. 13. In a ghly exciting although Canada rather one sided, game, boat Germany at Ice Hockey by 6

8.36 T. R. Rowell, R. A. Rodgers 9.40 T. Lindars, P. Morrison 9.44 A.CL Bowker. J.AD Mor-suals to 2 on Thursday.

rison 9.48 G. S. Chambers. F. C. B.

Black

9.52

O. J. Shannon, H. A. Brown-

ing

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0.56 A. McKellar, W.W.C. Shewan 10.00 A. Sommerfelt, R. Young" 10.04 N. P. Fox, C. Austin 10.08 A. K. Mackenzie, R. L. S.

Webb"

10.12 8. H. Dodwell, Col.. Blake" 10.18 R. R. Davies, F. C. Mudle

phet

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England's victory over Hungary and Austria's defeat by Czechoslo vakia have so far cleared, the situation, that it is now practically certain that Czechoslovakia and the United States will enter the rinal.

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ARMY BOXING

Good Fights Promised

The Hong Kong Area "Sports Board have arranged a series of boxing contests to be staged at

Murray Barracks in Aprli between

the various units stationed here. It is expected that some "good nights will be witnessed and in view of the fact that the Hong Kong Boxing Association are not staging any bouts this season, the attendance at these fights, w undoubtedly be big.

The following is the programme.

(a) April 3rd (Friday)... Royal Welch Fusiliers .v. East Lancashire Regt Novices teams.

(b) April 4th (Saturday)

In the other semi-final group" | At Shamshulpo, 8 pm. England leads by two games, but may still be tled by Canada or Germany.

Norway Woo its third Gold

0.20 C.W.E. Bishop. D, L. Pro-Medal, when the Norwegian Char- le: Mathisen took first honours in the 1500 meter speedskating race, by covering the distance in a new Olympic record of 2 minutes,

10.24 A. "Anderson, W. J. B. Key 10.28 A. Nicol, N. K. Littlejohn 10.32 K. K. Rounds. L. H. Geare 10.36 J. W. Alabaster. D. J. Fraser19.2 seconds. 10.40 WN.A, Smalley, L. Goldman' Radio vs. South China. CH1. Re-10.44 W. N. Buyers L. R. Bling

10.48 E. M. Bryden, R. C. Webb 10.52 R. L Moncrieff, Col. Robert-

Ieree: H. Martin.

H.K.F.C. V. R.E. H1: Referee: S. MatCormac.

Kowloon vs. East Lancs. Kl. Re- feree: A. T. Jarman..

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3rd. Division. R.A.M.C. vs. Liga Portuguesa, M2. Referee: R. Chapman.

Police "ys, RE V1. Referee: D. W. EIL.

St. Josephs vs. Police "E. 32. Referee: Lai Yuk Tat.

RAF. vs. R.W.F. R1. Referee: E. E Thomas.

Railway vs. East Lancs. R2, Re- feree: R. 1. Evans.

TO-MORROW

1st. Division Chinese Athletic vs. RW.F. CH2. Referee: A. E. Sidebottom. Lines- men: T. Jones, S. Ball.

Navy vs. East Lancs N2. Referee: w. c. Twaltes. Linesman; . D. T. Smith, A. E. C. Clarke.

Police vs. R.A. "S" K2. Referee: R. Reynolds. Linesmen: W. Crawford, T. McCann

hurst

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10.56 G. T. May. D, 3. Keogh 11.00 V. R. Gordon, J. R. Collis 11.04 R. K. Collings, F. M. Els 11.08 H. F. Sommers, T. J. Draper 112 EGN. Grimble, P. Tod 11.16 A. B. Purves, J. Forbes

a.m.

NEW COURSE

9.28 Mrs. Smalley. Mrs. Goldman 8.36 Mrs. Bishop. Miss Kniil 9.44 J. Dalziel. Col. Matthews 9.52 H. and Mra Overy 10.00 Mrs. Blake, Mrs Webb 10.08 Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Collis 10.16 J. B. Mackle, A. E. Perry

BEY AGAIN WINS TITLE IN SQUASH RACKETS,

London, Jan 25.

For the fourth time in five years. F. D. Amr Bey has won the Ama- teur Squash Rackets Champion-

2nd Division R.A.S.C. and R.AO.C, vɛ. Ulsters. ship. C2. Referee: K. K. Ip

Eastern Va. Chinese Athletic.

THE TEAMS

cump followers plenty to shout CHI. Referee: D. Kossick. about. This game is being played on the Navy Ground and with the return of Sinclair and Costa, the College team is very much streng thened.

The following are some of the teams:-

S. China "A" Wong Wing 1 Tin-sang and Lau Mau; Leung Wing-chul, Wong Mee-shun and Lee Kwok-wal; Tso Kwai-shing. Tay Qua-lang, Fung King-cheung, Ip Pak-wa and Wong

In the final at the Bath Club here he defeated E. Snell, the Sussex schoolmaster, by 9-1, 9-0 9-1. It was a swift victory, the Egyptian taking only nineteen minutes to win the championship. Amr, for the first time in the championship, took off his sweater before the match began. Snell of- fered stout opposition in the first few minutes, but the Open cham- pion oncs he found his touch, was relentless. In ble attack and dealt with the high lobe-Snell's

They nowever, must not over- lçok the tact that Recreio are 6:11 playing as well as ever. With Bet trao (Colony's best) in the pivotal position and B. Gosano striking his best form for many a long montb the College's defence will be given | Ping-chung.. ( at drain (mavourite shot-with supreme con

a first class test as to its stabilitÿ. The game ought to produce plenty of thrills with the odds slightly in Tavour of the Recreto,

S. China "B”. \{ Wong Wab-guy; Lee Kam and Yu Hing-yuen; George Tsang Lam

fidence.

-Amr won most of his points with magnificent shots of such beautiful length that. Snell, powerful and agile though he is, could never hope to reach Tre first gaine

An interesting and perhaps Tak-po and Henry Young; Ip Yun, thrilling game is in store for soccer po, Lal Bhul-wing, Ho Ka-keung, fans to-morrow on the Caroline Cheuk Shek-kam and Yeung Shul-ended in nine minutes. Hill ground when the Athletle en- | yick." tertains the Fusillers.

St. Joseph's

Athletic gave a very convincing display last week against the Police U. B. Souza Souza and Costa; and as they are fielding out the Woo, Sinclair and Elms: Victor, same team Fusillers will have to Ward, Leonard, Hussain and Fer- be on tip-top form to overcome nandez. ............ this team of nifty" footballers.... The Navy and East Lancs are battling out for the value of the. twa paints on the Causeway Bay ground. The sailors are such an

"Darkle" Lee and G, Singh have been chosen as reserves.

Club ****

Rodger; Hill and 8 Strange; unreliable lot that it is hard for Skinner, Forrow and Robertson; to gauge their potentialities. Fowler, Drown, Elliot, E. Strange

Last week in their match against and Blekford.

the College they played like Cham- pions and who knows what will

happen this week? With the sol-

Police!

McHardy; Blackburn and C. Pile:

ders playing a consistently good North, Gough and Parker: Green, game all along. the season the Stevens. Johnson, Brooks And sailors will not be having all the Mass.

say. I fancy the chances of the soldiers are roster than the sailors.

Police are making several posi-

Kowloon

Boyes; Everest and Eastman;

tional changes again to morrow in Kemp, Bliss and Bord; W. Knox their match against the Stonecut- G. White, D. Knox, V. White and ters Gunners. Tommy Pile is all Honnibali

on the injured list and though Lliere changes are unavoidable they should be able to garner both points' from the soldiers.

THE FIXTURES

TO-DAY

· 191. Division Bouth China "A" va. South China "B" CH2. Referee: E. G. Isley Lenesmen: T. Evans, C. Maxon

H.K.FQ Vs Ulsters. H2. Rc- feree: H. J. Smyth. Linesmen C. Lane, T. Goldsworthy,

HONG KONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION

Practice Shoot Tomorrow

By the courtesy of the Naval authorities there will be a Spoon

Bhell's efforts in the second He game were positively futile. tried to lob but he found his op- portunities for using this shot be coming less frequent every minute. He lost the second game in five minutes to love,, and the Egyptian took only the same. number of minutes to win the third game at. 8-1 and the championship,

Amr Bey, in the six matches he played in the championship. conceded only forty points.

SUDDEN DEATH OF DUNDEE FOOTBALLER

**London, Jan. 22. James Angus Munro, a well- own young Scottish footballer, died with tragiesuddeness in Dundee last night He collapsed In a tramcar, and on being taken by ambiance to Dundee Roya Infirmary he was found to be dead Munro was only 23 years 9 age and a native of Dundee. While still a schoolboy at Morgan Academy he was signed by Dundee F.C. and shortly afterwards suc ceeded Alex, Troup at outalde lett in the League team.

Leaving the Dundee club three seasons ago, he had a spell with and Practice Bhoot to-morrow Dundee United, and also played for starting at 10 am sharp, A East Fife before going to Arbroath special launch will leafe Queen's FO last season. Towards the end Pier at nine o'clock, calling en of last season he was reinstated route at Kowloon Public Pier, Cus- as an amateur, and for the rest Kowloon ve. RA. "L' K2, Hemopolitan Dock Pier and Sham few weeks he had been playing Shui Po Fier at the usual time, for MCA Anchorage, a Dundee Those wishing to take part in amateur combi ton He was this shoot should ring up 34121 ex- the only son of Mr Angus Munro tension 23 not later than 11 am. Dundee, and was studying for the this morning.

the teaching profession.

fered: H. F. Scrutton. Lineamen:

R. Bernstein, J. Charrey,

at Josephs va olub de Recrew Neferet E. E Randall Lines man: B, Owen, 8. Lawion.

The world champion Ballangrud, winner of the 500, and 5000 meter races had to be content with the second place this time.

The Finn Vasenius captured the third place, being followed in this order: Freisinger (United States); Stieple (Austria), Wazulek (Aus- tria), Haraldsen (Norway), Eng- nestanger "(Norway).

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The German Champion succeed- ed in establishing another German record, but could only take the 14th place.

Royal We'ch Fusillers v. Royal Ulster Rifles. Semi-final of inter-

unit teams. At Murray Barracks, 8 p.m.

ぶ (c) April 8th (Wednesday),

Royal Uister Rifles v. Winners of At

(a). Novices teams final Murray Barracks. 8 p.m.

(d), April 9th (Thursday). East Lancashire Regiment... v.

winners of (b), Final of inter- unit teams. At Murray Barracks, 8 p.m.

(o) April 16th (Thursday), Semi-finals of. Individual con- tests. At Murray Barracks, 9 p.m.

(f) Apr 17th, (Friday); Finals of Individual contests. At Murray Barracks, 8 p.m. it

palr Max Herber and Ernest Baler were judged to be the best of the 18 competing pairs in the figure

Germany won her third Olympic Gold Medal when Chancellor Hit: ler and leading, officials of the skating. party were present, as the German | Traninceau News Service,

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ICE HOCKEY RESULTS

Garmisch., Feb. 13.- In the ice-hockey competition England defeated, Hungary by five goals to one and Czechoslovakia overcame, Austria, by the odd goal in three.

United States beat Sweden by

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Ernst Baler and Max Herber, the two Germans to-day won

网瓷 Pairs figure-skating title Garmisch, aggregating 11.5 points.

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