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HOLIDAY

Tennis At The

U.S.R.C.

Tournament Results

The following are the results to date in the United Services "Re- creation Club autumn tennis tourmanent:-

MEN'S -DULBLES ELANDICAP First Round:

GER. Divett and J. F. L Smalley (-30) beat Capt. Pearson and Dr. J. T. Smalley (-$8) 80, 6--2

Lt. Coppinger and Lt. Langley (15.3) beat Wing Comdr Bishop and Major Richards (15.3) 6-1; B

Lt. Cdr. Mills and Pigm. Cdr. Herbert -30) best Flt Lt Shirley and Ft. Lt. Jenkins (15.5 6-2, 63

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1937...

TREAT FOR FOOTBALL ENTHUSIASTS

CHINESE ELEVEN TOO GOOD FOR

THE ASSOCIATION

Fung King-Cheung's Classic Display

The Christmas Day charity football match between the Hong Kong Football Association and the Hong Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation, played at Caroline Hill on Saturday, saw, the Federation team win by four goals to one after a "game alternating” between" brilliance and

mediocrity.

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The outstanding cause of the Association's defeat was poor half-back play and bad position- ing, the Chinese gaining many opportunities in the way while mis-directed passes threw far too heavy a burden on the shoulders of Ulrich and Hussain, the full-backs.

In addition, the Chinese forwards were in fine form and it is probable that if they had not been offered openings, as happened on several occasions, they would have made them.

They played with much more sa- surance and polish than their op- posite numbers, never wasting the ball through being over-enthusias- ut. nor showing any hesitation in

Lt. Corbett and P. O Lumsden (30) beat F/O. Cooper and F/O. | going towards it. Allin (~15.4) 6–3, 7–5:

Lt. Cdr. Rump and Ft Lt." Watt (15.3) beat Lt. Sanderson and Lt. Woods (-30) 6–3, 6–0.

There is a possibility that a game of this nature will be played on January 9.

TO-DAY'S GAMES Praise of Fung King-cheung has become almost a routine of late,

International Charity Cup but it is no whit less deserved in this match than in other recent

The "Sunday Herald" Intercs- games. As nearly always, he play-tional Charity Cup football com- ed a brand Capt. Loch and It Tomlinson

of scientific, classy petition opens to-day, when Eng

others gave him (-15.5) beat

land will play Portugal on the Lt.Cdr. Rump and football, The Flt. Lt. Watt, (-15.5) 1-6, 97able support.

Kowloon Football Club ground, the match commencing at 3.30, ~~3.

Second Round·

MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP

First Round:

A. L. Sullivan (holder, heat F. H.

· Stokes 0-0, 6-0.

Paym. Cdr. Herbert mat At. Lt.

"

Shirley }, Ba

Ft. Lt. Watt beat Li

B-4, 6-4.

G. E. R. Divett beat Ramp 6-1, 6-3,

Qurbett

Lt.Cdr.

G. Polglase beat Lt Car Dural, 6-3, 3-5, 6-4. .

H. J. Armstrong beat F/Q Allin

8–2.

Second Round:

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Their defence, too, was near- perfect and Lee Tin-sang, wrecked Association hopes time and again with his quick tackling and clear Kicking.

.....

LEONARD AND KNOX Few of the losing side really mm- pressed with their play, the best work coming from Leonard and Knox, who both shot for goal at the least opportunity.

The first goal came from Chan Tak-fai, following a combined for- ward movement, and not long afterwards Chan Bing-to added

A. L. Sullivan beat Ray Comdr. another. Knox reduced the Asso-

Herbert 6-3, 6-0.

MEN'S SINGLES HANDICAP .. Elt. Watt (-15.2) beat Lt Cdr. Mills (~15.2) 6-12, 6-4

F. H. Stokes (15) bent Wing Cdr. Bishop (-15.5) 0—8, 6–3, 6–3. 1.t. Woods-30) bent Et Sander- son (-30) 6———4, 1—0, 8—2.

Lt. Corbett (-15) beat J. F. L. Smalley (-30) 7-5, 6——

Capt. Maisey (30) beat Major- McDonald 15.4) 46-1, 6-3,

Dr. J. T. Smalley (-6) beat Capt. Laurence -15.2) 6-3..)—8. 6-4.

Byes into 2nd Round:

· L. Cdr. Rump (-15.2 beat. G. Polglase (15.4) 6—3, 6———4.

LADIES' DOUBLES HANDICAP

First Round:

Mrs. Holmes and Max Griffiths (-30.3) beat Mrs. Gambier and Mrs. Billings (3.6) 46, 6-4.

Mrs. Shirley and Mis Stokes (5.6) beat Mrs. Hodgkinan and Miss Langley (+4), 6-1, 6-3.

Mrs. Hemans and Miss Tylor (-15.4) beat Mrs. Walker and Miss Marmont (-15) B~0; ✪ly,

Mrs. Mills and Mrs: Oliver (-30) bent Mrs. Tancock and Mrs Yates (2.6) 75, 1-6, 6-1

LADIES' SINGLES HANDICAP Miss M. Grinths (30.3) beat Mrs. Thompson (-15.1) 9-1 +0 (retired).

First Round:"

Mrs. Leonard (15.1) beat Mrs. Tancock (4.0) 6-1, 6-

Mas Tylor (-15.3) beat

Miss

Watts (4) 6-0, 6-1.

Miss Wingleld (5.6) bt Miss

Langley (-3.8) 6-4, 6-2.

Mrs. Holmes (-15,3), beat Mrs. Billings (3.6) 2-4, 6-1, 6-0.

Third Round:

ciations arrears before half-time

but after the interval the Federa- tion had things their own way and added further points through Chan Tak-fal and Hau Ching-to,

Kreams:----

H.K.FA:-Rowlands (Kowloon); Hussain (St. Joseph's), Ulrich (Kowloon); Evans (Kowloon), Sherman (Navy). Wilson (Club); Freshwater (Middlesex), Leonard (St. Joseph's). Knox (Kowloon), McGuigan (Seaforths)"; Bickford

"Club).

H.K.C.AAM: Tam Kwan-kon (S. China "A"); Mak Shui-hon (8 China "A"), Lee Tin-sang (8. China "A"). Soong Lang-sing (Eastern AA), Lau Wal-kee (S. China "A"); Chan Bing-to (Eastern. A.A.), Fung King-cheong (8. China "A"), Chan Tak-fal (B. China "B"), Lai Shiu- wing (S. China "A"), Hau Ching-to

Eastern A.A).

LADIES' MATCH

The ladies' football match which was scheduled to serve as a cur- tain-raiser. tu the charity game above was not played, as it was not possible to arrange the

axture.

Two fairly representative teams have been chosen and though at Arst sight Portugal may appear to have an edge over their opponents, the latter possess a number of out- standing players and the game pro- mises at least to be an interesting

one.

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MACAO RACE ENTRIES

Sporting

Fixtures

TU-DAY

"

Cricket.—Triangular Tournament, Hong Kong C.C. v. Army. 11 a.m.; Kowloon v; Navy, 11 a.m.; Graffen- gower, Married v. Slugles, li am; Recreio. First XI v. Second XI; Hong Kong Electric Company Staff match (Indian R.C.). Second divi- slon, Navy v. Kowloon C.C.; 11 am. Football Sunday Herald" Char- ity Cup semi-final, England v. Por- tugni (Kowloon F.C.), 3.30 p.m.

Golf-Kowloon Club Christmas Meeting. Stableford Competition.

Polo.-Royal Artillery Cup Final (Hong Kong Polo ground), 3.30 p.m. TO-MORROW Golf.-Ladies' L.G.U. Medal Com- petition (Fanling).

Meetings-Referees'

Association {Gloucester Building), 8 p.m.

Rugby. Seaforths Inter-Com-

NEW YEAR MEETINGpany Final (Sookunpoo), 2.45 p.m.

The following are the entries and handicaps for the January Race Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club, to be held on January 2, 1938:

1st Race.-The Szechuen Handi- Furlongs:-Fairy Auk, cap. Six

(158) Fairy Ousel, (151); Meadow Eve. (163); Merry Maker, (150), Rothesay Bay (160).

2nd Race--Ching Hol Handicap, Seven Furlongs: Country Flower, (135); Coureur Bleu (150); Gold Clause, (163); Hogmanay, (163); Hohenfels,

Wood

(138).

(149);

Nymo.

3rd Race.-Kansu Handicap. Five Furlongs. "E" Class: Copper Idol (155); Emergency Call, (158); Lan- cashire Tich, (148); Mac's Adven- ture, (148); Persian Cat, (15).

Teams:- England-Church (Navy); Web- ster (Seaforths) and C. File (Po- lice); Laister (Navy), Bright (Mid-

and dlesex)

Bliss (Kowloon); Freshwater (Middlesex). Howlett (Police). Pearson (Middlesex), Saw

4th Race Christmas Handicap. (Middlesex) and Middleton (Navy). One Mile:-Coureur Bleu, (135); Portugal: R. Marques; V. Costa Fairy Auk, (135); Fairy Dusel, and D. Alves; C. Remedios, N. Del-(135); Gold Clause, 135); Hog- trao (Capt.) and C. Marques; N. Delgado, A, Ward, B. Gosano. J. Comes and T. Alves.

LEAGUE MATCH An interesting match is scheduled in the First Division of the Hong Kong Football League to-day, when the Hong Kong Football Club meet South China "B" The Club have Had a lean time to date this season, but they are elding a reorganised side and are hopeful of putting up a good display in this game. South China are playing what is probably | their best eleven.

Teams:-"

Club:-L D. Skinner; Nichols and Nugaitzik; D. Hynes, J. Skinner and A. Wilson, Fisher, Stone, F. Fowler, Hili und Bickford.

South Chica: Tam Kwong-kon; Chang Fal-lum and Lau Mau; Leung In-chan, Lam Tak-po and Chen Kam-hung; Yeung Shui-yick, Ng Po-kul, Chan Tak-fai, Tay Quee-llang and Lee Shek-yau.

Home Football Results

London, Dec. 25. The following are the results of Home football matches played to-day.

*Northampton y Queen's Park 1 Reading

Bristol C Southend ..

0

2

Swindon

1

Watford

3 Newport

* Postponed.

|

Shooting.-N.RA Overseas prac- tice (Kowloon City ranges), 2 p.m.

TO-DAY'S CRICKET PROGRAMME

Six cricket matches are scheduled „for to-day, including a Second Division League encounter. Tae programme follows:-

Hong Kong Club Ground:---Club Army (Triangular Tournament),

Kowloon C.C. Ground.-K.C.O. V. Royal Navy.

Recreio Ground-The Club's own first and second elevens meat. Cralgengower Ground. Married v. Singles.

Indian R.C. Ground.-Hong Kong Electric Co., Annual Staff Axtures. League Game

The Navy seconds will meet the manay, (135); Hopefulleg, (135); | Kowloon Cricket Club juniors on Meadow Eye, (135); Merry Maker the Navy ground. (135); Rothesay Bay (135); Bhang- hai 4. (180): Shih Yin Grand, (140); Victory Life, (150).

5th Race Singklang Handicap. Six Furlongs "D" class:-Caval- cade, (140) Gold Coin, (140); Gold Sovereign. (149); Laughing Cava- her, (145); Royal Consort, (158) Voltaire (140).

(Un-

8th Race-Ladies; Dash official) Five Furlongs, Post En-

tries.

In connection with the "Christ- as Handicap," the 4th Race on the Programme; a special $1 sweep is being conducted. The cost of a through ticket including a chance in the special sweep is $6 per act, while a book of five tickets in the special sweep in available at $4.50, both obtainable from the Club's Office, Stock Exchange Building, Ice House Street.

THE FUSILIERS IN SHANGHAI

Durhams Defeated

At Hockey

The Royal Welch Fusiliers fully 0 justified themselves as being a leading team in the senior hockey"

+ Abandoned after 37 minutes league when they overpowered the play.

THIRD DIVISIÓN (NORTB)

FIRST DIVISION

Byes into 2nd Bound; Mrs. Austin (-3.5); best Mrs.

Blackpool "Bolton *Chelsea

2 Arsenal

1

2. Derby

0

1

Chariton

1

Burke (scr.) 6-2, 6-0

Grimsby Leeds Leicester

1

Stoke

5

Barrow

0

Wrexham

.

5

Middlesbro'

3

Bradford C.

1 Tranmere

'

3

Everton

1

Carlisle

ย

Doncaster

2

#Liverpool

0 Birmingham

0

Chester

2

Rotherham

3

2. Darlington

1 Hull

3

2

Gateshead

York

1

Hartlepools

2 Grewe

*New Brighton

Oldham

"Port Vale

¥

Rochhdale

* Postponed.

Mrs. Holmes (153) beat Mrs Austin (-3,6) 6–3, 8—3.

LADIES SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP

Mrs, Shirley beat Miss Marmont

1-6, 6-4, 6-4

Mrs. Wingfeld beat Mrs. Ralston B0;6-2

Manchester C. 0 Brentford

Portsmouth

Sunderland

pWolves

3. Preston

2 Huddersfield

✓ West Brom,

* abandoned after 37 minutes play,

+ abandoned after 1 minutes Southport play.

Lincoln

6 Accrington 3 Halifax

† Abandoned at half-time.

the

Durham Light Infantry at Race Course in First Division match by four goals to one in one of the best games of the season, states the "North China Dally News.""

I was a splendid victory for the Welsh, as the margin of three goals could hardly be expected as the Infantrymen possessed a seem- ingly better forward line. But the remarkable individual display of Bruton created a mild surprise caused by his scoring of all the four goals.

R.W.F-Sharpe, Raynor, Davis, Wheeler, Sgt. Bharpe, Luxten, Kanny. Kenagen, Bruton, Capt. Gwydyr-Jones, and Vaughan.

D.LI-Brack, Morrisey, White 2bead, Taylor, C. 8. M. Browne, U

Johnson, Lt. Fox Davis, Sgt. Bolan, 1 Bellerby, Ottowell; and Bolan.

Miss Tylor beat Mrs.

3. P.

Whitham 6-3, 6-2.

1, abandoned after 7 minutes play..

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Mrs Thompson beat Mrs. Stakes

p postponed.

FIRST DIVISION

B

SECOND DIVISION

Mrs. Holmes beat Mrs. Watis 6-3, But

*Aston Villa

▾ Bradford

AYE Celtic

U Arbroath

1

B

Kilmarnock

ง

2 Chesterfield

3

Dunde

2 Morton

1

Fulham

0

Falkirk

2

1

Tottenham

2 Hibernian

1

Queen's Park Hamilton

4 Barnsley.

O

Motherwell

6 Queen O's

1

• Stockport,

0

Partick

3

St. Johnstone 1

Aberdeen Rangers

1

5

4

St. Mirren

2

Third Lanark, 3

1

B Clyde

Hearts SECOND DIVISION

I

0

Airdrie

4

Edinburgh

Alloa

0 St. Bernards 0

1

Dunfermline

4

3

Acad. 20

4 Raith Rovers 4

East Fife

4 King's, Park 0

-West Ham

V

Norwich

Mrs. Walker beat Mrs. Ramp &- Blackburn B-2

Burnley Mrs. Billings beat Mrs Donard Bury 10-8, 60.

Luton Mrs. Olfrar beat Miss M. Orimaths Newcastle

*Notts, F. T. Manchester U. 6-4, 5-7-6-1.

Plymouth 2 Wednesday

3 Coventry Sheffield U.

TRAVEL ASSOCIATION Southampton 1 Swansea

* Postponed.

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

The Chairman of the Hong Kong Travel Association acknowledges with thanks, the receipt of the fol- lowing subscriptions to the Aasa-Bournemouth ciation for the period of 1937- Bristol R.

1938.

Messrs

WH Loxley & Co., (Ching) L2d., 350 The Hong Kong,

and Canton and Macao Steamboat Mansfeld Co., Ltd., $250.

Brechin Cowdenbeath 2 Albion

2 Dundee

Torquay

ཧྥ་

Walsall

*Clapton O.

❤

Brighton

Crystal P. Gillingham

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Exster

1

Notts C

3 Cardiff

10

Aldershot

Reuter.

*Diwali

Forfar Leith"

HOME RUGBY

London, Dec, 25,

The following were the results of matches played in the Rugby 2 Union to-day

5 East Stirling 0 3 Montrose Sten'muir 4 Dumbarton

2.

2

Bridgend 3, Aberavon 9.

A. C. BECK

A. C. Beck, the former Club and Colony fast bowler, left the Ca-" lony on Saturday night for Manila by the mv. Scharnhorst after a brief stop here on his way through from Home leave. He played quite

a lot of cricket in England.

TO-DAY'S TENNIS

Mixed Doubles Finals At C.R.C.

The Final of the Colony Mixed Doubles Lawn Tennis Champion- ship. held under the auspices of the

Chinese Recreation Cina, will be played off on the club's ground at

Causeway Bay to-day, starting at 3 Dm.. when H. D. Rumjahn and Mrs. Chiu Chun-chhi will meet E. C. Fincher and M'ss Rose Perry. who yesterday beat Mr. and Mrs. G. ¡ C. Burnett 6-2. 7-5 in the second! semi-anals t'e,

This match was originally report- ed to have been decided by a walk- over being awarded to Fincher and Miss Perry but was played out on the Kowloon Cricket Club ground yesterday morning.

At the conclusion of to-day's final: Mrs. S. W. Two wife of the Hon. Dr. S W. Tso, will present the Colony trophies and distribute the C.R.C. prizes won during the year.

The following are the C.R.C. win-

Ders:

Men's Singles Championship: Winner:-Lee Wal-tong, runner- up Tsui Wal-pul (Challenge Cups presented by Iu Sze-wing).

Men's Doubles Championship: Winners: lu Tak-cheuk and Wong Shiu-wing; runners-up Tsul Wal-put and W. C. Hung (Chal lenge Cups presented by Lo and

Lo).

Men's Handicap Singles: Winner: Leung Bing-chiu: run- ner-up Lee, Yue-wing.

Junior Singles Championship: *Winner: Ma Shiu-leung; runner- up Yu Szi-chun

Members of the “A” and “F” Di- rsion League teams and the Mixed Doubles League, for 1938 season.

GODOY TO FIGHT IN ARGENTINE

Arturo Godoy, the Chilean heavyweight, has. accepted $12 offer of $10,000 to fight this winter (date undetermined) in Buenos. Aires. His opponent, will be the

Glasgow. Acad. 28, Kelvin Bide Argentine fighter Alberto Lovell,

Llanelly 15, UAU, 3,

Edinburgh Acad. 8. L'on S'tish, 18. Neath 14, L'on Welsh 10. Pontypool 28-Pill Harriers 7. Swansea 28, Watsonians 6- Reuter.

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