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SPORTING FIXTURES FOR

THE WEEK-END

Lai Wah Cup Final: Big Cricket Match

There is much to attract the local sporting fraternity during this week-end and a glance at the programme reveals many at- tractions in hunting, football, athletics and hockey.

At Pokfulam, this afternoon, undergraduates of the Hong Kong University will vie for honours at the annual athletic meeting.

In the Senior Division of the Football League, the Club travel to King's Park to meet the Recreio: Eastern meet Fusiliers at Cause way Bay; Seaforths are opposed to the Chinese Athletic at Sobkun- poo; and South China ““A7 are at home to the Navy at Caroline Hill. Police meet S. China "B" at Kow- Joon. Interest will obviously be centred on the South China "A" V. Navy Axture as the Chinese must win to maintain their hold on the leadership of the League and the ultimate championship.

The cricket programine is con- lined to friendly Axtures, and at Sookunpoo Mr. FM. el Arculli is leading a team against the Indian R.C. seniors who next week are to meet the HK.CO. in the all-im- portant deciding match for Senior Division shield honours. Civli Ber- vice are at home, to the Kowloon C.C, while the Junior teams of both clubs will also be engaged in a friendly Axture at King's Park

At Potts Bungalow, Fanling, at 3.p.m. this afternoon there will be a point-to-point meeting.

To-morrow's programme offers many attractions.

K.C.C. v. THE REST The Kowloon C.C., champions of the Junior Division of the Cricket League, meet the Rest of the Lea- gue on the home ground at King's Fark at 2 pm and a splendid match is anticipated. The Rest are fielding a very strong side,

LOCAL GOLF

Starting Times For Fanling

The following are the starting times for Fanling to-morrow!—

"OLD COURSE

a.m.

1

9.20 H. H. Mundy and C. Mycock. 8.24 D. J. Keogh and J. G. Dunbar. 9.28 G. T. May and G. R. Razavēt, 9.32 R. K. Collings and H., N.

Williamson.

9.30 A. B. Raworth and 3. K.

Bousfield.

9.40 D. McAlister and R..G.

Parker.

9.44 L. Blair and C. D. Chapman. 9.48 A. E. Lissaman and T. R.

Chassels.

.. 8.52 L'H: Géåre and K. 8. Robert-

9.56, N. K. Littlejohn and T. Low. 10.00 W. N. A. Smalley and D. 8.

Edward.

10.4 O. E. C. Marton and P. A.

Cox,

10.08 R. Hancock and K. Q. Mc-

Leod,

10.12 K S. Morrison and DJ

Gilmore.

10.16 R. E. Valentine and J. H. M.

Andrew.

18.30 W. A. Stewart and D. L.

Prophet.

10.24 G. H. Cautherley and F. A. M.

Elliott..

10.28 F. A. Redmond and Capt.

Holmes.

skippered by Capt. Mitchell, of the Army.

The Lat Wah Cup soccer final between the Army and the Civilians will attract a large crowd to the Kowloon F.C. enclosure and the kick-on is timed for 415 p.m. A keen tussle should be witnessed with the odds slightly in favour of the Association side. The Civilians team which has already been an- nounced includes "such stalwarts as A.V. Gosano, Leonard, D. Knox, Bickford, Beltrão, Costa, and George Rodger in goal.

The postponed - First Division League football match between South China "A" and the Eastern. is scheduled to be played at Caro line Hill at 4.45 p.m. There is also an interesting programme of se- cond and third division matches.

HOCKEY FINAL

The final of the International Hockey Tournament between Eng land and Portugal will be played on the U.S.R.C. ground at 3 pm. England's team is as follows:-

V.M. Benwell; Lt. Stllemán. AEP. Guest; Spr. Brown, Lieut. Davies, C. Parker: S. Fowler, Lieut. C. c. Garthwalte, Lleut,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1937.

INDIAN SCHOOL SPORTS

Ellis Kadoorie Meeting

The Elis Kadoorie School for Indians held its annual sports meeting on the Indian Recreation Club ground yesterday.

Tilok Singh won the senior championship while Beban Ebrahimi was the junior champion.

At the conclusion of the events, Mrs. A. White, wife of the Head- master, distributed the prizes to the successful competitors.

The results were, as follows:-- High Junip (Senior): 1. Tilok Singh; 2, a. Type.

High Jump (Junior): 1, Muki Jan; 2. San Singh.

Three-Legged Race (Senior); 1, Bakshish Singh and Darshan | Singh; 3, Tilok Singh and Mohin-

der Singh."

Three-Legged Race (Junior): 1, Muki Jan and Seban Ebrahim; 2, 8. K. Khan and A. S. Din.

100 Yards (Senior): 1, Tilok Singh; 2, A. Type.

Horatio Carter, star inside-right of England and Sunderland, who will cause Millwall's defence many ́anxious moments in their F.A. Cup Semi-final clash,

Class 9 Race (Handicap): 1, 'A. G. Hyder: 2, A. Moosa; 3. Atar singh

Half Mile (Senior): 1, Tilat Singh; 7. Mohinder Bingh.

Quarter Mile (Junior): 1. Seban Ebrahim; 2, Mohd. Sunan; 3, Muki Jan.

Class 10 (Handicap): 1, Karpal Singh, Bachan Singh, 3, Abdul Gazie.

Arithmetic Race (Senior): 1, Abdul Rahim; 2. Hukam Singh; 3, Mohd. Afzal..

100 Yards (Junior): 1. Seban Ebrahim; 2, Mohd Moosa

Sack Race (Senior): 1, K. M Rumjahn; 2, K. Bachoo.

Back Race (Junior): 1, J. B.Ibrahim. Hassan: 2. Muki Jan.

Arithmetic Race (Junior): 1, Manchi Ram; 2, Gurnam Bingh; 3,

One Mile (Open): 1. Tilok Singh: 220 Yards (Senior): 1. Tlok 2, Kartar Singh: 3, Mohinder Singh; 2, A. Type.

Singh.

220 Yards (Junior): 1, Mari Jan; 2, Seban Ebrahim.

Kicking the football (Senior); 1. Randik Singh; 2, Abdullah All

Kicking the football (Junior): 1. Lieut. Wraith and Lieut. Thomas, A. G. Rahman; 2, N. M. Razack.

hill.

Wright,

In the first round, England de- feated Scotland and then overcame India to enter the final. Portugal drew a bye and defeated Ireland in the semi-final round. To- morrow's match should" provide very high standard hockey of a and the game throughout, should be packed with thrilling changes,

CX-

COLONY TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Yesterday's Results

The results of yesterday's Colony Tennis championship matches were as follows:

Singles

H. Owen Hughes beat R. L. Withington, 8-3, 4-6, 7-5,

A. K. MacKenzie, beat J. T. Evan, B-0, 0-9.

V R. Gordon received over from G. 8. Chambers. Doubles 4

a walk

EL H. Shute and K. Shute beat 8. 8. Hussian and 8. A. Hussian, 6-1, 6-4.

E. C. Fincher and W. C. Hung beat Kam-moon, and Chak Kam- hung, 6-2, 7-5.

W. K. Cheung and M. C. Hung received a walk over from Tsui Wal-pul and Paul Kong.

10.36 C. W. Jafries and S. T. But-

iin.

10,40 W. J. E. Mackenzie and H. A.

Lammert.

NEW COURSE 9.24 Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Blake. 9.44 Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Chap-

man.

10.00 Mrs. Smalley and Miss Cur-

tin..

10.08 R. Young and Q. C. Worrall 10.28 Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Pro-

phet.

O'Hagan and Miss

10.32. R. LS. Webb and A. A.10.32 Miss

Bremner.

Stevenson

Sporting Fixtures

TO-DAY

Polut Meeting (Pott's Bungalow),

Athletics-Hong Kong University 3 pm. Sports (Pokfulam), 1.30 p.m.

Hockey-Nomads V. Kumaon

TO-MORROW

Cricket-Second Division Cham-

· Rifles--(Marina Ground), 4.30 p.m.

ptons (Kowloon C. C.) v. The Rest Cricket-First Division. Civil Ber- (Kowloon CC, ground), 2 p.m. Vice. C.C. v. Kowloon C.C. (F):

Football-Lai Wah Cup: Army y. Mr. F. M. el Arcullf's XI v. Indian RC. (F); Second Division, Kow- Civilans (Kowloon), 4.15 p.m.. First División S. China "A v. loon C.C. v. Civil Service C,C. (F).

Eastern (Caroline H), 4.45 p.m.; Football. First Division: Recreto Second Division: R. Navy v. R.A. v. Club (King's Park); Eastern V. “L” (Causeway Bay),"3.15 p.m.; Fusiliers (Causeway Bay); Folice Kowloon Chinese v. Royal Ulster B. China “B” (Kowloon); Seaforths Rifles (Club), 3.15 p.m.; Third

v. Chinese AA (Sookunpoo); 6. Division; Police "C" v. St. Joseph's China Av. R. Navy (Caroline (Kowloon), 3.15 p.m.; Police "Ev » Hill), 4.45pm: Second Division: - R.A.M.C. (Ko pon), 4.45. p.m.; RAV. Kowloon (Garoline RAS.C... RW. Fusiliers (Chặt- HII); RA 8" v. Club (Club); ham Road), 3.15 p.m. Eastern v. Fusiliers (Causeway Hockey-International Tourna-: Bay Beaforths y. Chinese A.A.ment Final: Portugal v. England (Bookanpoo). 3.15 p.m. Third Divi- (U. 6.R.U. ground), 3.30 pm. sion Kumaon R. V. Liga F. (Chat-

MONDAY, APRIL 3

ham Road), 4.45 p.m.; Recreio v.

Kwrong Wan (King's Park), 3.15 Hocker-United Hockey Tourna- p.m.; Seaforths V. RAF. (Military, inént, HMB. Tamhar V. Royal En- Happy Valley), 9.15 pm; R Engi-gineers (U.S.R.O ground), 2,45 p.m. Shooting. Hong Kong Ride Nesra y. R.A.Q.C. (St. Joseph's), 3.15

Association Annual Prize Meeting Hunting. Fanling Point-to- | (Kowloon Range).

Old Boys Race (440 Yards): 1, Hussain All; 2, Naranjan Singh.

Consolation Race (Senior); -1. Jaggat Singh; 3, Pritam Singh,

Consolation Race (Junior); 1. Gurbachan Singh; 2, A. Abbas.

KING'S COLLEGE SPORTS

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Certificates For Winners

The annual sports of "King's - College were held yesterday when a large number of parents and friends attended. The certicate winners were:-

Sénior Champion: Au Kwong Wal 16 pts.

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Junior Champion; Au Ysang Him 25 pts.

Champion for Classes (7 & 8); Pau Ka Fook 10 pts.

Champion House: West 94 pts. -(E-77, N-73, -841).

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