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SPORT FIXTURES FOR

WEEK-END

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Coming to Hong Kong late in League tables reveals that they 1930, Frank Pereira won Interport | have played five matches and have "recognition in 1931 and it was only four points, having lost twice due mainly to his efforts that the and drawn twice. The Saints have Indian Recreation Club won the five points for the same number First Division championship, for ¦ of games, The "F" Ladies have the first time in the history of "not yet lost a match while the H.K. the League, in 1830-31 and again

the following year.

One of the fastest bowlers to have played In Colony cricket. Pereira is also a fearless hitter and he has been known to pull his side out of a tight corner, more than once, with the bat. Of quiet and unassuming nature, Frank has won for himself a host of friends by whom he will be greatly missed. Let us hope that he will be back here again, within a very short time, fully restored to health

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The League Games Turning now the League matches, the best one appears to be that between the Royal Navy and the Indian Recreation Club at King's Park. The LR.C. will be afthout A.8. Buffiad who is again kept out of the game with antle trouble and it will be interesting to watch who will open the Inn- ings with A.R. Abbas I rather fancy Y. el Arculli will be sent out though I would very much like to see A. H. Madar opening for the Indiany again. He did so some years ago with marked success,

If the Indians win the toss and send the Navy in to bat they will probably win, otherwise draw might be the result. At Pokfulam the Army will, perhaps prove too strong for the University and as Lieut. Prichard is reported to be batting very well at the moment.

Ladles have suffered defeat once. Recreio have played six matches and have set to record a win.

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Mrs. M. Read, of the Y.M.C.A. Ladies, heads the list of goal scor- ers in the Caer Clark Cup League with six to her credit and it is probable that she will increase ber total this afternoon. Miss Märts Smith and Mr. Donald have scored five goals each to date.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1937.

FANLING GOLF

Starting Times For

To-morrow

A BOXER'S EARNINGS LEAGUE CRICKET

University Team For To-day

Though Joe Louis was besten by Max Schmeling in his most fiipor- tant fight of the year, he has WON the financial champlonship of the year Louds earned Atau,586 for night- The following are the startinging six men-most of them second- times for to-morrow at Fanling

QLD COURSE'

·9.20 am-W. J. S. Key and N. K.

Littlejohn.

9.24 a.m.-L. H. Geare and R

Young.

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9.28 a.m.-D. J. Gilmore and Col.

Matthews. 9.32 aunH. C. Hopkins and K.

K. Rounds.

9.30 am-K. 8. Morrison and S.

H; Dodwell, 0.40 a.m.-R. Hancock and T. E.

Pearce.

9.44 am.-E. Davidson and P. A.

Cox.

9.48 am.-T.: R. Rowell and H. N.

Williamson

9.53 a.m.-P. L. Leete, and G. T

May.

9.56 am.-G. R. Razavet and J. C.

Dunbar.

10.00 am.-W. J. Waddington and

R. A McKenny." 10.04 a.m.-A Corrighan and E. L

! Groome. 10.08 a.m.-T. Low and J. Harrop. 10.12 a.m.-J. W. Mayhew and G.

Marseille.

In the Brawn Cup fixtures this afternoon, the Diocesan Girls' School, who possess in Miss Helen Bockler one of the most promising centre-forwards in local ladies hockey, should account for the C.B.A. Ladies, who although they have not yet recorded a victory are making definite steps towards improvement. I am informed that Miss Peggy Stringer, who played for the C.B.A. Juniors two weeks ago for the first time and register- 10.20 a.m.-A. Sanger and W. J. ed a goal against the Y. Ladies, will be tried out in the senior team this afternoon. She is a useful forward and it will be interesting to watch her performance. In the other match the Royal Welch | 10.32 a.m.-J. A. Shaw and W. A. Fusiller Ladies should take both

Butterfield. points from the Y. Ladies.

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The telegram from Shanghai published the other day regarding the proposed visit of the Shang- hai Ladies was must encouraging though it hinted at financial dim- culties. One feels aure, however, that any difficulty that may arise will be surmounted and when the Empress of Asia arrives on Feb- ruary 11 from the North she will have on board the Shanghai Ladies in quest of the White Shield. No definite programme of matches has peen announced though urrange- ments are well under way. I under- stand.

10.18 a.m.-H. A. Mills and C. c.

Willson.

Roberts.

10.24 a.m.-A. C. I. Bowker and L M. S. Lloyd.

10.28 a.m.-F. D. Tracy and J. A

Cooper.

10,36 a.m.-W. N. A. Smalley and

A. R. J. White. 10.40 .m.-C.D. Chapman and

H. S. Dinsdale, 10.44 a.m.-J. R. Masson and A ́H.

Forbes

10.48 a.m.-C. Mycock and A. An-

derson. 10.52 a.m.-D. D. Forbes and H. F.

Sommers.

10.58 a.m.-H. H. Mundy and A. D. 11,00 a.m.-Captain Howorth and Humphreys.

11.04 a.m.-F. A Redmond and Capt. Cragg.

Major Withington.

I am looking to a big score from him. At Happy Valley the Civil Service will be at home to the Hong Kong Cricket Club but I am aure that even their most ardent supporter cannot hope for a win tor the Civil Servants, though they might be able to force a draw. Alec Pearce has been show- ing very good form in the recent Club matches and another big score should come from him this afternoon, while J.E Richardson and AE. Perry not forgetting W.X

Congratulations to Miss Colledge, should be the chief run-

Osmund, the well-known Club de betters for, the home team, It

Recrelo hockey player, on the oc- has often puzzled me why H.F.

casion of her marriage to Mr. Westlake is Tot playing for CBC.C. seniors, for apart from member of the Portuguese Club. Mariano Bilya, another popular being a very useful medium-to-The wedding will be solemnised at fast bowler, he is just the type of the Rosary Church; on: Monday hitter that they have been looking morning. for since the days of "Scotty" Recreto Ladles team will be a Her absence from the

Sutherland. Kowloon, the cham-

Bevere blow as she has been a re- ploris. visit Craigeniower, and should come away with the points, years.

gular player for, the past eight 10.16 a.m-Capt. Holmes and Mrs. The Juniors

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The Junlor card i A very interesting one and the bert game here should be that between Kowloon and Cragengower King's Park The odds are slightly in favour of the home team though It will not do for them to let B.R. Irance get going with the ball for the visitors.

The Indians entertain the Navy and a draw is the most likely re- sult while of the other games, the Club, Army "C" and Police should beat Civil Service, University and Army "A" respectively.

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Hockey

(BY R.II.B.).

NEW COURSE 9.24 a.m.-H HL Pethick and J.

W. Platt 9.32 a.m.-G. H. Cautherley and

J. A. D. Morrison. 9.40 a.m.-Mrs. Smalley and Mrs.

White. 9.48 ain.-W. H. Hewitt and G. C.

Worrall,

9.50 a.m.-H. C. Durrschimidt and D. J. Keogh 10.04 a.m.-Mrs. Blake and Mrs.

-Turnbull,

10.12 a.m. Mrs. Holmes and Lieut

Wilson

Wilson

10.24 am.Mrs.

Chapman

Mrs. Dinsdale.

and

10.32 a.m.-Miss O'Hagan and R. L.

8. Webb.

There can be little excuse for tne severe trouncing that the Nomads sustained at the hands of che C. B. A. In the "A" Division of 10.40 a.m-A. W. Gibson and T. the Mamal Hockey Tournament

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last Sunday when they lost by six 10.48 n.m.-B. M. Alexander and goals to one. In the first place,

A. A. Bremner. two members of the losing team, 10.50 am-A M. Kirby and C. G. R.C. Reed and L Souza, failed to

Agnew, evitable consequence of this was put in an appearance and the In-

that the Nomads had to play

The Hong Kong Civilians team throughout with ten

men, L. Osmund being brought into the team

to meet the Waseda University team at right wing at the eleventh ground will be chosen from the on Bunday on the Navy hour." Misfortune befell the Nomads when F.G. Barros, who AEF. Guest, R. Xavier, J.M. Pinto, following:--V, C. Bond, W.A. Reed, had been playing a steady game at left full back, received a nasty knock on the knee and the second half found him between the sticks, H. Soares replacing Barros in the defence. Barros acquitted himself admirably and saved a number of shots.

The visit of the Waseda Univer-

The Seven-A-Side Ladies Hockey Tournament last Saturday, which was deservedly won by the Hong -Kong Ladies Hockey Club, after a thrilling foal round against the Saints Ladies, provided material for the selectors entrusted with sity team has occupied much at- tention during the past week. In the, choosing of the team to repre-

their first five matches they met sent Hong Kong against. the Shanghai Ladles next month. For heaviest defeat was inflicted by the with successive defeats. The one thing, Mrs. Donald more than Navy who won 7-1, Willy Reed, established her claim as leader of the finest centre-half seen here

M.H. Hassan, T. Whitley, EL Gosano, Pyara Singh, J. Gonsalves,

Sousa and U. B. Souza. J. Wall. G.H. Fowler, S. Fowler, A.P.

Soccer

(BY JAY MARTIN) The results last week's football provided soccer fans with none too little surprises. The Police showed an unexpected return to form and Fusiliers, must have: considered

the attack. She gave a sparkling for many seasons, was a notable themselves lucky lu being able to

exhibition and in the course of the afternoon's tournament an- nexed no less than six goals for her side.

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* Recrelo was another team that showed strengthening and they were lucky in downing Kowloon

share' points with our "guardians ubsentee from the Colony team

of the law." Through this draw that emerged winners against the

South China "A" have been given Japanese side by the odd goal in

a better chance to get to the top. three. The main weakness in the following their defeat of the Fast After a lapse of nearly a fort-

Waseda team, it appears to me. Larics, by fire goals to two. The. iles in their half-back line. They latter were paid a compliment by night, the Caer Clark Cup com- petition will be resumed this after hesitate in their tackling and

the Chinese side who fielded their noon. There are two matches on seldom pass the ball out to their best team but it was unfortunate

wingers. Instead

tackling the card.The Y.M.CA. Ladies,

for the soldiers to lose their tast who are making a very keen bid straightaway the half-backs are

gaine in Hong Kong, inclined too inúch to run down to- championship honours this season, will be opposed to the Rewards their own citadel with the crélo Tadies and should account opposing forwards and by this

means lose moch valuable ground The latter hed the better or the for a comfortable win. The Saints will meet the O.B.A. Ladies, cham-

game throughout; but they - ware pions, and a rather even game Next month will see the annual nut fated to win that day. Still should ensue with the balance Interport match played between another reverse was experienced slightly in favour of the former Macao and Hong Kong. Last year by the defeat of St. Joseph's by team. The C.BA side, sadly mis- Macao played at King's Park and the Athletica. The latter have not sing the services of such stalwarts won. This year the Hong Kong been playing too well during the as Mrs. Margaret White, Miss M players will make the trip to the season but their win was a credit Bryony Miss, Marle Smith, all Portuguese Colony. I am inform to their performance, Intero have no chance of reed that "Geof" Lammert will be tairing their title. A study of the skipper of the Macao team.

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raters.

The following will represent the University second eleven in a lən- gue cricket match against the Army "C" at Bookumpon, this after- noon:-

All the money is not clear profit, Louis's manager

receives about que-third. There are expenses, of M. C. "Hung, W. G. Chin, K. W. course, but the training camps Salter, G. Abraham. C. Hong Choy. have been, profitable and exhibl. Symons, P. K. Hul, R., M. Soares, tion money is not included in the . Singh, H. T. Tang, and F. Llang. total.

Louis refuses to lend his name to advertising unless he béllèves -- in "the product.” He has declined to appear in eigur and cigarette nä- j vertising because he does not smoke.1 སཾ, བྷཱ 1 ཎྞཾ,

RIFLE SHOOT

A Spoon and Practice Shoot will be held this afternoon at Stone- cutters, by kind permission of the Naval Authorities, commencing at 2.00p.m. sharp.

A launch will leave Queen's Pier at 1.15 pm calling at Kowloon (1.25) and Shamshulpo (140) en route, and will return on the com- pletion of the shoot.

PARTY FOR WASEDA

HOCKEY TEAM

FRIENDLY MATCH

friendly match at Pokfulam to- Against the Police R. C. in a

дюстом, the University second string will be represented by:-

MO, Hung. W. C. Cald, S. H. Ling, C. H Tooh: L' H Tan. G. Abraham Gi Hồng CHÓT, H Symons, R. M. Soares, J. Singh and F. Tang. Reserves, P. E. Hul and Y. E. Chan.

́`CLUB TEAMS

The following will represent the Hong Kong Cricket Club in their League Matches against the Civil Service Cricket Club:-

1st XI at Happy Valley:-A. W. Hayward (Capt.), R. L. Holden, A. C. L. Bowker, T. A. Pearce, R. D. Gillespie, H. B. Neve, G, A, Stewart, R. L. D. Wodehouse, A P. T. Taylor-Gill, V. C. Bond, and J. F. Barron.

2nd XI on Club ground:-A. K. Mackenzie (Capt.), W. Stoker, W. Wooding, R. M. King, J. R. Way, H. A. Murray, N. P. Fux, L. Bat- hurst, F. A. Dunnett, C. E. Gaha-

Arrangements are in hand for a "farewell party for the members of the visiting Waseda Universitygan, and J. E. Potter. bockey team, to be held under the auspices of the Hong Kong Hockey- Association on Tuesday, Januárý

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K.C.C. TENNIS

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