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LOCAL FOOTBALL
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1937.
MACAO RACES
TSUI HANG FOILS SOUTH CHINA Programme For April
FORWARDS
Lai Shui Wing Scores Only Goal
(BY ROY MURRAY)
Although South China “A's" unaccountable debacle against Navy on Saturday may tend to ultimately endanger their cham- pionship prospects at the inal reckoning, they found maximum consolation in their overnight return to form by overwhelming Eastern yesterday,
Lee Wal-tong was a notable ab- sentee for the homesters. The de- plorable water-logged pitch proved master over the fundamentals of efficient football. At the offset South China forwards manoeuvred the greasy ball about the Eastern territory without result until Lal Shul-wing
the eventually put
from to a cross finishing touch Tso Kwal-shing. Only the specta- cular brilliance of Tsui Hang in goal kept out pile-driving volleys and Fung from a Shui-wing King-cheong. Conditions during the second period became worse the players presenting a pitiful sight. Eastern forwards, with the exception of Hon Ching-to seemed unable to manipulate the slippery ball. Pau Ka-ping having a feld day. The main men of a some- what farcical game were undoubt- edly Kwing Stu-hing at right back for Eastern and Tsui Hang in goal. The latter stood between Eastern and a heavy goal deficit Shul-wing's goal proved sufficient to supply South China with two valuable points..
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LAI WAH CUP FINAL
Army Defeat Civilians
Lat
The final of the Lai. Wah Cup football match was played on the Kowloon Football Club yesterday afternoon when the Army defeated the Civilians by four goals to one." The rain transformed the pitch into" a quagmire but in spite of the terrible conditions, a splendid match was seen and the score at half-time was 1-1. In the second half the military side asserted themselves and scored three goals to put the issue beyond doubt.
Talbot (2), Erwin and Knight were responsible for the goals scored by the Army while D. Knox netted the Civilians soltary goal
NAVY DEFEAT
S. CHINA "A"
Playing superior football the Navy defeated South China "A" at Caroline Hill on Saturday after- boon. This unexpected defeat of South China may possibly be a vital factor as to who shall be the League champions. ·
managed to secure a goal through Cooke, who waited for the ball to come out a scrimmage and placed it neatly past Pau Ka-ping to give the Navy the victory they fully deserved.
SEAFORTHS DRAW AGAIN
The Seaforth Highlanders shared foar goals with the Athletic at Sookunpoo In the Sentor League on Saturday.
Chin. Chi-fan gave the Chinese the lead which was held until well when Ng into the second half, Tak-wing again sent them in front after Spiers had equalised. The Seaforths' equalised through Cook.
POLICE FALTER
LOCAL YACHTING
Navy Beat Army
BY FOUR POINTS
The Royal Navy defeated the Army in saling races yesterday, detalled results of which are as
follows:--
非
Meeting
The Macao 'Race Club. are hold- ing their April meeting at Arela Preta Race Course "on the 18th Inst.. the programme being s follows:-"
INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY FINAL
England Defeat Portugal
England beat Portugal (last year's champlons) in the final of the International Hockey tournament yesterday' afternoon on the U.S.R.C ground. Despite the rain a large number of spectators ware present to witness the match which was very fast and ex- citing.
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At the commencement of the game England opened their score
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
Arsenal's Home Victory
London, April 3. The following are the results of to-day's League football matches:
FIRST DIVISION
1st Race. Colowan Handleap. Winner $150, Second $75. Third
from the left wing. After the bully of, play was fairly even and $50. For Chins Ponies,” Subscrip-
no score being registered until ten tlon Ponies of this Club that have
a pass from Fowler, the minutes before the final whistle not won a race at Race Meetings through C. C. Garthwalte who re- of this Club. Top weight not to celved exceed 14 lbs. over Weight for In-right-wing. There was no further when Garthwaite passed the ball MORNING RACE
ches. Bottom Weight 135 lbs. score until ten minutes before the out to Fowler who made no mis-
Arsenal drove a take in shooting. Resuming play Interval, when Parker Course:Club Line West to East; Entrance $5. Five Furlongs.
Bolton Quarry Bay Mark (P); Channel: 2nd Race. Taips Handicap. hard shot down the middle of the the English forwards made a very Rock Mark (P): North Mark on
Winner $150, Second $75. Third field for Garthwaite to receive and fast attack which resulted in For- no chance with his ler passing the ball to L. Garth-
Everton Line (3): Quarry Bay Mark (8); $50. For China Pontes, Subscrip- give Bouza Tamar Line East to West. Diatlon Fonies of this Club that have shot Shortly after this the whis-waite who scored to give England
victory by four goals to two.
Huddersfield tance: 8 milės.
not won a race at Race Meetings te went for half time.
The outstanding players in the Mchester U. play On the resumption of this Club. Top Welght not to
to-English team were Parker of the Preston Pts exceed 14 lbs. over Weight for In- Portugal pulled themselves
Garthwaite. Wednesday. ches. Bottom Weight 155 lbs. gether and scored two goals within police, Fowler. and 15 Entrance $5.. Seven Furlongs.
Ave minutes to equalize. The first For Portugal, A. P. Souza and E. L❘ Sunderland 3rd Race. Lappa Handicap. goal was scored by Pinto who re- Gosano played a splendid game Wolves Winnier $150. Second $75. Third ceived to ball from A. P. Souza, the and had they put Bouza as centre forward at the beginning instead $50. For China Ponies classified centre forward. Bertie
of the second half they might have by the Hong Kong Jockey Club as who changed places with Souza to
further goals than they "D" & "F" Classes at date of en- play left inalde scored Portugal's scored
One Mile.. 7 try. Entrance $5.
second goal after receiving a pass did.
Army
A2, Lt. C. D. A. Ross
(Lt. J. E. Moore) AS, Lt. R. R. Hammond-
Chambers (Lt. Collinge A8, Lt. Col. 8. D. Reld
(Payr. Cdr. Lloyd)
All, Capt. D. M. Eley
"
(LL. R. M. E. Pain) A14. Lt. K. J. G. Garner-Smith
(Lt. R. T. Gardiner) Y3, Lt. W. D. O'Grady
Y5. Lt.
&
11
5
(Pay. Lt.-Cdr. Bergne) C. A. Luckin
3
4th Race. Arela Preta Handicap. Winner $150. Second $75. Third $50. For China Pontes, Subscrip- tion Ponies of this Club of any Beason that have not won a rate
Lt. J. L. Woolcombe) 18 at Race Meetings of this Club.
Top Weight not to exceed 14 lbs. Points for Morning Race 57 over Weight for Inches. Bottom Weight 135 lbs. Entrance $5. Six Furlongs.
Royal Navy
Pts.
5th Race, Tap Slac Handicap. Winner $150. Second $75. Third
(Capt. C. H. W. Baird)
8
$50, For China Ponies, Subscription
Ponies of this Clab of any Season.
(Lt. Col. J. Muirhead)
9
Top Weight not to exceed 14 lbs.
over Weight for Inches. Bottom
(Major B. B. Edwards)
12
A7, Cdr. G. Barnard
China A1, Lt.Cdr. M. T. Collier The Police and South
were engaged in a. China "B" thrilling Senior. Division match on A4, Capt. R. 8. Benson the Kowloon ground, the Chinese winning by the odd goal in five!
South China "B" scored a first- minute opening goal by Chuk A10. Cdr. E F. Disbrowe Chek-kam, but the Police managed to equalise shortly after through Brooks.
Following the interval the Police went ahead
Morrison. through
(Major W. H. Postle) A13, Lt.-Cdr. W. H. Graves
Major B. E. C. Dixon) Y1. Lt.Cdr. E. H. Tilden
+1
Weight 135 lbs. Winners at this
Meeting.
4 One Mile.
2
barred. Entrance
$5.
of
Gosano
UNIVERSITY SPORTS
MEETING
Victor Ludorum Won By L. Oliveira
L. Oliveira, of Rice Hall, the well-known Colony swimming
champion, secured the Victor Ludorum with an aggregate of 31 points, while his Hostel won the Inter-Hostel Championship with a total of 113 points, at the Hong Kong University athletic meeting at Pokfulam on Saturday. University former .D.
Blake, champion, falled over the last 200 yards in the open half mile event, losing by just over a yard to Rifle- man Hamilton who won ini 2 mins. breaking the Colony's
Vice-
6th Race. Ma Kau Siac Handicap. Second $75. Third Winner $150. $50. For China Fonies, Subcription (Capt. A. McMillan) Grians of the Hong Kong Jockey Club that have not won a race at (Capt. G. M. Dennits) 13 date of entry. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not wan ten races any where at any time. No 5 secs.. Points for Morning Race 48
Whips or Spurs allowed. Entrance record. $5. Seven Furlongs.
Chan Tak-tal equalised and Yeuk Y4, Lt. O. F. §. Robinson Hong-woo netted the winning goal.
FOUR POINTS FOR
RECREIO
AFTERNOON RACE Course:-Tamar Line West to East; Quarry Bay Mark (P): Rum- sey Shoal Mark (P); Quarry Bay Mark (8); North Mark on Line (8). Distance: 8 miles."
Royal Navy
Pts.
161
Hornell,
At the conclusion of the meet-
Sir William 7th Race The Ladles Race (Un-Chancellor of the University, who was conceded 80 yards start, won official) Winner $75. Second $40. Four Sentor Division points were at stake in the meeting between
Third $25A Cup will be presented the Staff 220 race by a yard from the Club and Recrelo at the Valley
to the Winning Rider. For China Mr. K. W. Salter. It was a very Ponles. Subscription Pentes of this popular victory, Club that have started in races 12. on Saturday and the Portuguese
& 4 at this Meeting and have not team won by a lone goal scored by B. Gosano in the first half.
been placed. Catch weights 135 ing Mr. Ng Kam-'eong. President of the University Athletic Club, Having to meet each other twice 42, Lt. J. E. Moore
(Lt. Č. D. A. Ross) 12 lbs. To be ridden by Ladies. No thanked Mrs. Lo for attending the Whips or Spurs allowed. Entrance sporta and for kindly consenting before the close of the season, the
$5. Post Entries Five Furlongs. clubs, with the approval of the A5. Lt. Collinge
(L. R. R. Hammond- H.K.F.A.. mutually arranged to transfer the venue of yesterday's meeting from King's Park to the 68, Pay. Cdr. Lloyd Valley and allow the result to hold good for both fixtures to be played
EASTERN SURPRISED
:,
Chambierą)
(Lt. Col. 8. D. Retd) 5
A11. Lt. R. M. E. Pain.
1.
(Capt. D. M. Eley) 0 A14, Lt. R. T. Gardiner
Lt. K. J. G. Gamer-Smith) 7 ¥3, Pay. Lt.-Cdr. Bergne
(Lt. C. A. Luckin) 10:
Fielding a weak team, the Royal
(Lt. W. D. O'Grady) ·4 Welch Fusillers surprised specta-Ts. Lt. J. L. Woolcombe
their tors at Causeway Bay in Senior. League match with Eastern when they won by four goals. to nil
Eastern had all the misfortunes and should have been two goals up at the interval.
Rowlands played well in check-
The Navy who gave an excellenting all the Chinese attacks, bring- display especially in their defence ing off some splendid saves.
where Reglar kept a strong hold on
Chan Bing-to and Chan Cheung-
full-
Points for Afternoon Race 47 Points for Morning Race 48 Points obtained in previous
Army
match......116
Pts.
HOME RUGBY RESULTS
London Hospital Swamped
London, Apr. 3. The following are the results of Total Points (Navy).. 211 Rugby Union League matches play
ed to-day-s
The Army 29, Royal Air Force 9. Bath 0, London Scottish #, Birkenhead 21, Leicester 11, Bristol 6, Harlequins 0. Gloucester 8, Lianelly 6. Manchester B, Headingley 8. Newport 0. Blackheath 0. Northampton 6. Rosalyn Park 5. Old Leysians 6, London Welsh 5. Old Merchant Taylors 8. United
Services 8.
Lee Wai-tong which took the stingyin were a menacing partnership. A1. Capt. C. H. W. Baird
was a good out of the usually deadly approach Lai Ting-chol of the Chinese attack
Johnson back...
played a magnificent game at in-
At the interval the soldiers were side left. Unfortunately his inside two goals ahead, these coming in Unfortunately his inside turn from Roberts and Talbot, and partner was slow in accepting the some ten minutes from the end the went further ahead many chances which were given | Fusiliers
left.
hlin and although Black showed through Bullivan and Talbot.
speed
cleverly
he WLE Dut-manoeuvred by the Chinese
useful
full-backs.
Tippetts had a splendid oppor- tunity of scoring for
the Navy
when a penalty was awarded, but
K.C.C. PRIZE GIVING
The annual distribution of prizes he lobbed the ball into the Chinese at the Kowloon Cricket Club will goalkeeper's bands. Lee Wal-tong be held on Saturday in the Club later brože away down the middle Pavilion. The etion will com- of the held but his usual deadly mence at 5.15 p.m. with a concert shot failed him, and went over the and will be followed by a dance, cross bar. Wong Mee-ahun was Mrs. R. E Lindsell, wife of the ordered off the field after he had president of the Club, will present
the prizes. been cautioned for rough play.
All members who have won Following some narrow misses by: Black and Johnson the Navy prizes are requested to be present.
Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY
Bridge-Entries Close for the Olympic Bridge Tournament.
Hockey-United Hockey Tourna- ment, H.M.S. Tamar v. Royal En-
TO-MORROW
Badminton-Men's Doubles Final (Club de Recreto), 9.15 p.m.
Lawn Bowls Hong Kong Lawn gineers (U.S.R.C. ground), 2.45 p.m. Bowls Association Council Meeting "8.CM. Post" Board Room). 5,30
Meeting Hong Kong Football
Association Council Meeting (Glou-
cester Building), §.30 p.m.
Shooting.-Hong Kong
Ritle
πα
Shooting Hong Kong Ride
Association Annual Prize Meeting Association. Annual Prize Meeting
Kowloon Range)..
(Kowloon Range).
(L-Cdr. M. T. Collier) 11 A4, Lt. Col. J. Muirhead
(Capt. R. 6. Benson) 8
A7, Major B. B. Edwards A10, Major W. H. Postle
(Car. E. F. Disbrowe) 3 A12, Major B. O. Dixon
Y1. Capt. A. McMillan
(Cdi. G. Barnard) 13
(Lt.-Car. Graves) 8
:
(Lt.Cdr. E. H. Tilden! 15 Y4. Capt. G. M. Denning
CLt. G. F. 8. Robinson) 0
Points for Afternoon... 56 Points for Morning Race 57 Points obtained in previous
match...... 94.
*
Richmond 11, Cardiff 14. Aberavon 3. Neath 0. Bedford 18, Old Cranleighans 0. Camborne 5. Plymouth Albion Devonport Services 55, London
Hospital 7.
Penarth 3. Crosskeys 8.. Bale G, Coventry 13: Torquay Athletic 6. St. Bart's
Hospital 0.
The Scottish rugby season is now Total Points (Army)...207 | finished
Beuter officers of the day were Capt.
R. 8. Benson, R.N. and Lt. Col. 6. D. Reid, R.AM.C
SATURDAY'S BESULTS
The following were the results.of
Saturday's eighth championship
yachting series: over a 1b-4 miles course.
Diana
非
True Blue
14,30,20 (Mr. H. 8. Rouse)."
"G" Class-Started 14.40
Corrected Pos.
16.45.48 (Lt. R. M. Pain, R.N.J. Gael
16.49.042 (Capt. G. M. Denning),
Owl
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to distribute the prizes. He also paid a tribute to Sir William Hornell their Chairman, whom he Bald would be very badly missed from their next sports meeting. as he was due for retirement at the end of this year.
THE RESULTS.
融
10 Yards: 1. Oliveira (Ricci Hall, 2 C. C. Ma (Ricci Hall), 3. Time: 2. T. Lee (Entot Hall). 10 1/10 secs.
2 West B'wich
1 Portsmouth 01
2 M'chester C.
Brentford
Derly
4 Liverpool
· Chelsea
2 Stoke 1
0
1
Q Leeds
0
0.
2 Middlesboro,
◊ Birmingham 3
1 Charlton
5 Grimsby
SECOND DIVISION
Bury
Aston Villa Bradford C.
Burnley Chesterfeld Coventry Doncaster
1 Leicester
0 Newcastle
0 Blackburn
4
2 Shefteld. U.
0
I
d Bradford
-0
Notts. F.
1 Blackpool
I
2 Tottennam
2
Fulham
Plymouth
0 Barnsey
Southampton 3 Norwich Bwansea
0 West Ham
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Aldershot
4. Walesu
Bournemouth 2 Reading
Brighton
Bristol R.. Gillingham Millwall
Newport
1
4 Queen's P.R.1
1 Crystal P
0 Clapton
3. Cardif
2 Notts, C.
Northampton 2 Exeter Southend
Half Mile:1. P. Ulrich (Ricel Swindon Hall 2 Y. Y. Cheng (Morrison Watford Hall), 3. S. 8. Chin (Ricci Hall). Time: 2 mins. 21 2/10 secs.
Hop-Step-and-Jump:-1. Z T. Lee (Ellot Hall), 2. K. S. Cheng (Morrison Hall), 3. L. Oliveira (Ricci Hall). Distance: 41 ft. 2
(Record). ins
Tug-of-War: Lugard Hal beat The winners were represented by Ricci Hall by two pulls to dne. 8. B. Izatt (Anchor), G. Cornfield, A. Tonoff, G. C. K. Ms. R. Symons, D. B. Izatt, P. Power, P. K.
Tcheng
Colony Half-Mile:-1. Rifleman Hamilton (Rifles), 2 D. Blake, S.
2 mins. 5 secs.
fm. McCutcheon (Rifles). Time:
Ó Torquay
2 Luton
Bristol C.
2
1
(
:1
2
3 Rochdale
4. southport
?
2 Hartlepools
2
1 Carlisle
1
6 Barrow
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Accrington Darlingtou Gateshead Huli Lincoln)
Oldham Port Vale N. Brighton
Rotherham Stockport Wrexham
York
1 Chester
◊ Crewe
0
D
4 Mansfield
0
- Halifax
2 Tranmere
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
(FIRST DIVISION)
2. Hamilton.
1 Hibernian
0
3. Queen O'S.
220 Albion Womeri Undergraduates'. Yards Handicap:-1. Miss J., An- Arbroath derson,, 2. Miss R. Pan, 3. Miss P Dundee
Hearts Grose, 4. Miss C. Y. Lai..
Inter Hostel Relay: 1. Morrison Kilmarnock Hall (Lee Son-luen. John Fong, Cheng Kal-shut, Cheng Yuen- Partick Jee), 2. Ricci Hall, 3. Eliot Hail Time: 2 mins. 20 secs.
220 Yards Open:-(In place of Schools' Relay, which was cancell- ed owing to lack of entries):-1 Rim. McCutcheon. 2. G. Sequeira,
H Souza. Time: 25 3/10 secs. Individual Championship
Women Undergraduates Futy Yards:-1 Miss J. Anderson, 2 Miss P. Grose. 3. Miss B. Lim.3 Time: 69/10 secs.
Putting the Shot (16 lbs.):-).
Motherwell
St. Johnstone 1
Allos
Brechin
1 Falkirk
1 Queen's P.. St.. Mirran. - Dunfermline
Rangers
SECOND DIVISION
3. "Airarte" 1 Lefth
Cowdenbeath 3 Montrose East Stirling 2 Dundee Edinburgh C. 2 East Fife
3 Dambarton Fortar
1 Ay :
1. L. Oliveira (Rice) Hall) 31 points: 2. Z., T. Lee (Ellot Hall) Kalth v. Vargasson (Morrison Hall), 2. 1. Jolendosky (Ricci Hall), 3. Land P. Ulrich (Rieci Hall) 24. Oliveira (Ricci Hall). Distance: points. 3. C. C. Ma (Ricci Hall) 22 points: 4 V. Vargasson (Morrison 35 ft. 6 ins.
Hall 18 points; 5. Y. Y. Cheng (Morrison Hall) 13 points; 6. K 8. Cheng (Morrison Hall) 9 points. Inter-Hostel Championship
220 Yarda:-1 L. Oliveira (Rice! Hall, 2 X. Y. Cheng (Morrison Hall, 3. C. C. Ma (Ricel Hall). Time: 24 9/10 seca.
Women Undergraduates' Long Jump-1. Miss J. Anderson, 2. Miss B. Lim, 3. Miss Leung Man- wah. 4 Miss C. Y. Lat. Distance: 13 ft 2 ins.
1. Ricci Hall 113 points; 2. Mor- rison Hall 53 points; 8. Eliot Hall 42 points; 4 Lugard Hall 10 points; 5. May Hall 7 points: 6. St. John's Hall 1 point.
One Mile:-1. P. Urich (Ricet Hal), 2. N. A. Brandt (Ricel Hall), 3. G. Hong Choy (Morrison Hall. Time: 5 mins 31 4/10 seca.
100 Undergraduates' Women Yards Bprint:- Miss P. Grose.. 2. Miss J. Anderson, 3. Miss R. Fu, 4. Miss G. Ho. Time: 13 3/10
secs.
EARLIER BESULTS
SCOTTISH CUP (SEMI-FINAL)
0 Aberdeen Morton Celtic- Reuter.
AMATEUR SOCCER
London. April 8-At West Ham, in the soccer Amateur Cup Finál, Dulwich Hamlet beat Layton two goals to all Reisber.
The folowing events were de- cided during the past week-
Pole Vault: Lee Kwan-yen (Eliot Hall), 2. Oliveira (Rioci Hall), 3. P. Urich (Ricci Hall) Hornell:-Winner. X. C. Lau; Run-
ner-up, P. C. Lee..
Men's Championship Doubles for Height: 9 ft. 8 ins.
10,000 Metres-1. P. Ulrich (Rice Hall), 2 Yeung Yuk-wah trophy presented by Mr. Loke 120 Yards High Hurdles-1. Z T. Lee (Ellot Hall). 2. Y. Ching (May Hall), 3. 8. Gan (Riedl Hall). Wan-rat-Winners TN Tan and F. C. Lee; Runners-up, J. Hsu (Morrison Hall), s. K. 8. Cheng Time: 42 mins, 5 secs. (Morrison Hall) Time: 19 Becs.
Women Undergraduates Shot- and Y. C. Lau
Men's Handicap Singles:--Win- 220 Yards Staff Race: Bir Put: 1. Miss Ullan Khoo, 2. Misa William Hornell, 2. Mr. K WR. Smalley, 3. Miss R. Pau. Disner, Y. W. HA; Runner-up, K. C.
Ip Salter. 3. Prof. F. A. Redmond. tance: 28 ft 11 iris.
Men's Handicap Doubles-Win- High Jump:-1. Lee Kwan-yew
Javelin Throw: 1. V. Vargas- (Ellot Hall), 2. L. Oliveira (Rice soft (Morrison Hall), 2 Z Hoffners, J. Hau and Y. C. Lau; Hall), 3. C. C. Ma (Rice Hall).man (Ricel Hall), 3. L. Oliveira Runners-up.
(Ricel Hall). Distance 142 ft. 2 Ong. Height: 5 ft. 31 the
440 Yards: 1. C. C. Ma Ricci ins Hall). 2. P. Ulrich (Rice Hall, 3. N. A Brandt (Ricel Hall). Time: 59 2/10. seca.
Past Students 220 Yards:
" And "Y" Classes Started 14.59 Chu, 2. F. Zimmern, 3. H. N
Widgeon
(Mr. L. Carner),
8 Zephyr
"H" Class-Started 14.25
Finished Pos. Dorothea
16.2132 1 t-Col. 8. D. Reid).
16.23.57 2 Aeriel
(Mr. J. A. Kemsley).
18.26.52 (Mr. J. Gifford-Hull);"
"A" Class-Started 1438 Jan. 16.35.05 (Capt. J. Erogh-Mos). ...
1. 16.27.12 Isobel.
(Major B. E. G. Dixon),
-16
16.54.33.1
Chung
16.65.27 2
3
(Capt. Z. B. Freeman). Allia
16.53.30 Comdr. Dubrows, R The course for the "17" and 2G Class events was shortened to
9.1 miles.
320 Yards Low Bundles:-1. C. C. Ma' (Ricct Ha'l), 2. L. Z. Tong (Ricct Hall; 3. L. Oliveira (Ricci Hall). Time: 28. 2/10 seca.
*
Chan and X F.
Ladies Championship Singles for trophy presented by Dr. D. E. Samy-Winner, Miss J. Chon; Runner-up, Miss U Khoo.
Ládles Handicap singles: Win- Discus Throw: 1. V. Vargassonner-Miss B Lim; Runner up Morrison Hall), 2 J. Jelendoaky T. H. Goh and Miss E. Liem.
Inter-Hostel Tennis for shield (Ricel Hall); 3. B. Milenko (May
presented by the British American Tobacco Company:-Winner, 18t John's Hal qu
Long Jump:-1. Z. T. Les (Eliot Hall). 2. LL Oliveira Ricci Hall), │· Hall); '3: KY Lee (Ellot Hall). Dis- tance: 20 ft 91: ins
220
Women Undergraduates! Yards: Miss R. Pati, 2. Miss P. Grose, 3. Miss J. Anderson: Time: 312/10.
OTHER PRIZES
Other prize-winners were as Inter-Faculty Tennis tor- the shield presented by: Professor, W. folow:
Men's Championship singles for A Redmond; Winner, challenge cup presented by Elr W. Faculty
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