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PAYLOR'S GOOD KICKING

SOCCER TEAMS

Three Tries Converted

Two teens from HMS. Cum- berland engaged · lá -- s. friendly

FOR MACAO

Unofficial Interport Fixtures

Rugby football matchi xi CausWAY Chinese New Year Week at Macao Bay yesterday, the "A" team win- | wil be something in the nature of ning by 15 points (three goals); jo ļ a sports carnival week, with two-

polate (ono' teg).

football and one hockey teams

Play in the opening minutes vis | visiting the Portugusse Colony from uninteresting in that thẹ "A" side | Hong Kong.

was too good for their opponents but The football teams will be tra- as the game progressed the "B" | velling under the management of settled down to it and were pro- | Mr. P. M. Xavier who was some minent for some good handling. years ago one of the most promin- Their kicking to touch, however, ent of the St. Joseph's College foot was wenk

ballers.

leave here

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26,

AT

THE RIFLE RANGE

VISIT OF THE

CORINTHIANS

Bookings To Be

Opened Soon

1938.

FANLING HUNT NOTES

ENJOYABLE MID-WEEK MEET

By Jack Spraggon

Last Wednesday we met at Ta) followed out to Queen's Hill. Here Indications are that, the siten- | Ku Ling Police Station on the Bor-. we turned right, followed the River dances at the four football matches der Road. There was a good gather-Chenab for a short distance and ng when Capt. Oliver gave the then came down to the dat paddy word to move. Half a mile along fields at the finish of the Country the road, hounds were put in at Course. Here hounds unfortunate- some low foothills and were quickly ly coursed a chow and, after being whipped off, failed to pick up the away on what proved a most en- jayable hunt Alec Potts was the line again, which finished at the "fox" and made the most of the junction of the Sha Tau Hot and foothills laying to the north of The Sun War Camp roads, Gallops, to which we eventually

between the Islington Corinthians and Colony teams next month will break all records. In order that the public of Hong Kong may have every facility to make reservations, bookings will be open after the Chinese New Year holidays.

The Corinthians will baye South

on

A typical scene on the Rifle Range at Kowloon City. (Cheng Studio), China Athletic Association as op-

Paylor scored their first try as The teams will the result of a nice pièce of pay-Sunday morning and travelling Ing and he added goal points when with the footballers will be a hoc- he took the resultant kick. Surr key team from Club de Recreio and Lt. Bradbury also scored for who are going to Macao on à re- the "A" and an bath, occasions Paylor took the kick and converted.

Bignalman Vigum scored the only try for the "B" team

turn visit to the Macao Hockey TENNIS PROS

Club.

The Portuguese Sporting Associa tion, winners of the Kowloon Sec- tion of the Third Division of the Hong Kong Football League, will be represented by:-

M Lawrence: L Gomes, J. Rame-

LEAGUE SOCCER dos J. Pereira, R. Ribeiro, G. Fig-

FIXTURES

CHARITY CUP FINAL

The following are the League Football fixtures for the next week end:---

SATURDAY, JANUARY 29 First Division Kowloon Chinese v. Seaforths

(Kowloon, 4 pm).

Referee:-MacCormac

Linesmen:-Stone and Phillip

Middlesex v. Kowloon

Bookunpoo, 4 p.m.). Referee:-Ip.

Linesmen:-Edwards and Broth-

well.

Club v. Eastern:

Caroline Hill, 4 p.m., "Referee: Omar.

Linesmen: --Hobson and F. G.

Smith.

Second Division Eastern y. Club

(Caroline Hill, 2.30 p.m.). Referee: 8173. Kowloon v. South China.

(Kowloon, 2.30 p.m.). Referee:Clarke. Middlesex v. Seaforths

(86oknpop. 2.30 p.m.j.. Reterte-Younigs. Engineers (C) †. Poflec..

Militály, 230 pm.i. Referee:-Farr:

Kwong, Wah v. 5th Bde. R.A.

:14Chatham Road. 415 p...

Referee:-Dove.

·1

JUNIOR SHIELD" (REPLAY) Navy v Engineers

(Causeway Bay, 4 p.m.). Referee: Havelaan:

İRAN MONDAY, JANUARY 31

*** (CHINESE NEW YEAR)- -

Sunday Herald Charity Cup

›› Compétitiori”

China v. Sevtlarid

f

Caroйre HT 3.30 p.m.). Referee:Martin,

#211)

Linesmen A. French trid

Johna, "alt-tolk

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 First Division

South China "A Y Police. (Caroline Bill 4.15 p.m.), Rolcrce:-Finch.

d

Linesmen:-Barretto and Mors-

croft.

Second Division

Sth A.A. Bde. R.A v. Engineers

(Sookunpoo, 4.15 p.m.). Referee:Havelaar.

Third Division

5th RAV Service Corps (Sookunpoo 2.45 pm). Referee: Hastley.

SCOTTISH CUP

* DRAW

· London: Jan. 24.

ueiredo; D. Aquino. C. Santos, M. Gaan. H. Campos and H Santos. Reserves: F. Santos, Team Secre- tory: J. Souza,

V. R. C. HAS NEW

TILE BATH

Very Popular With Members

TO APPEAR IN

BRACHER SCORES THREE TRIES-

MANILA SOON Easy Win For Small Ships

Tilden, Cochet, Burke And Ramillon "In

41

Troupe

Came.

Hounds carried a good hend and. except for faltering for a moment at a stream, hunted at a cracking pace. After coming up to their "fax" on the Gallops a second run was made back to Kwant! This was voted by all as one of the best hits so far this season.

and being plenty of room good leaps, including a goodish sized brook.

there

sonie

ponents in the opening game of the tour on Saturday, February 19 and OLL the following afternoon they will be opposed to the United Services. These games will be fol- lawed by the matches against the Civilians and All Hong Kong on A team drawn from the Small February 26 and 27 respectively. Ships in harbour took on the Royal The Corinthians, as already an- Engineers at Rugby football on the nounced, will arrive here by the Navy Ground, Causeway Bay, yes-m.7. Aramis on February 18, and terday and won by 26 points (two) will stay at either the Hong Kong plece of country. Hounds were put

Sunday saw us at The Hunter's Mr. Macnamara. The lines were laid Arms where we were regaled by by Mr. Forster and he made a rat- tling success out of a very difficult

There was a great deal of grief especially in the first line."

soon up again, having been assisted Mr. Macnamara was down but

by Admiral Crabbe to catch his. horse. Jack Fielden,

who was whipping in. was also down but was 'soon on "his way again.

SERIOUS MISHAP Akroyd-Hunt had the most seri- ous mishap. His pony slipped when he was taking the big con, crete drain at the back of Sun Wal Camp and damaged his ankle.

The fair sex were also biting the dust, both Betty and Beryl Fair taking at least, one fall.

Among those who moved off on

Big BUI Tilden, in the estimation goals, four tries and one dropped Hotel or the Peninsula Hotel. The'f in at the small copse on the lane Sunday were: Mra Forrester, Mrs.

party includes Mr. Thomas Smith, up to Hazelunds' bungalow, where,

Butcher, Mrs McAvoy, Mis. Paton, manager; Mr. Harry Lowe, trainer; | finding, they ran to the ford at the

Miss Scott Harston, the Misses Miss M." Starr, secretary; Mrs. back of Hazelands. After crossing Fair, Miss Gerrard, Mike Fearon, Searle, journalist, and the follow- the River Indus towards Sheung-Mas Priestley and Miss Beavis. ing players:-

shul they turned sharp right and ran through the hills in a big right handed circle to Shu Bang Tsuen and then on to Sun Wal Camp. at the back of which they checked.

of the vast majority of fallowers goal to 10 points "(Two goals). of tennis, the greatest player ever Bracher played a fine game and to grace the courts, will head four scored three tries for the winners of the world's greatest professional while the others who went over tennis players in a visit to Manila

were Jenkins, Home and Finney.

F.. B. Clark (Captain), Ted Wing- next month. They will play in Two of the tries were converted held, C. Longman, A. D. Buchanan, matches at

Memorial the Rizal

and Jenkins also dropped a beauti-A. J. Martin, J. K. Wright, G. W. Tennis Stadium

on February 10, ful goal from about 30 yards out. 12 and 13.

Dance, W. Wittaker, J. C. Braith- For the Sappers Lieut. Chiverall | waitė, L.. Bradbury, R. P. Tarrant, scored both tries and goal points G. W. E. Pearce, J. W. Miller, H. were "added in each instance by Capt. Gillesple.

Arriving with Tilden about Feb-

ruary 9, will be two French stars Henri Cochet and Ramillon, and Burke of Ireland. It will be the

When the Victoria Recreation Club, premier swimming club in the Colony, hold their night fetes this summer, competitors will have the pleasure of swimming in an all-second visit here for Tilden and

Ule bath.

The Club committee decided to wards the close of 1937 that it would be desirable to re-condition the bath and work on it was begun almost immediately. The new bath has the anes" marked in black tiles along the bottom and this should prove very popular with

A few of the more hardy mem- bers of the Club have already "sampled" the new product and are competitors.

very high in their praise for it.

make their initial appearance in Cochet but the other stars will

Manila,

Tickets, Ltd., the promotion res- ponsible for the great diving exhi- bitious presented at the Rizal Me- morial Swimming Pool on January Pete Desjardins and 4. and starring world's champion

American

champlon, Marian Mansfield, will be in charge of the presentation of the professional tennis lumina- ries.

The return of Blg Bill Tilden is awaited by those who any the game's master in action with Cochet before. He set record as an

FINE FOOTBALL amateur that may never be equal-

MATCH

Cumberland Teams Clash

The tobtball ground at Causeway Bay was crowded with spectators yesterday when the semi-final of the HMS. Cumberland Inter-Part Football competition was played. The Seamen beat the Engine Room Department by two goals to one but they had to fight every minute to keep the meagre lead of one goal.

Play was very fast and the shouts from the side-lines added to the excitement--both sides being equally well supported.

It was a very fine match indeed and the main feature of it was the yery clean game played by both teams.

C.A

ADVENTURE WIN

AT HOCKEY

led. He captured practically every title there was available. He was named the world's greatest player unanimously.

Since his "turning professional he has toured the world giving exhibitions and has gathered about him in his troupe the great-

before est of all. This troupe has played

countless thousanda

numerous countries.

in.

It is with the greatest of in- terest that the tennis enthusiasts

invasion. of Manila anticipate the February

Sporting

Fixtures

TO-DAY- -

Badminton. "B" Division: Re- creio v. St. John's.

Football-Third Division (Hong Kong), Service Corps v. Royal En- gineers (Military Ground, Happy Valley), 2.30 p.m.

Hockey-Hong Kong Hockey. Club v. Rajputana Riffes (Club

(Ken-

nels). 2.45 p.m.

Hunting-Fanling Meet

A scratch team from the YM.~ | ground), 4.43 p.m.

met H.MS. Adventure "in a friendly hockey match at King's Park yesterday and a drawn game of two-all resulted after some close Dlay.

The Adventure were leading by two-one till very late in the second half and it was against the run of

• The following li the draw of the the play then that Colledge got second round of the Scottish Foot-possession close in, beat the goalle. ball: Cup, to be played on or before and put the ball into the net for February 12: ·

the equallser.

Aberdeen v St. Johnstone or

Arbroath,

St. Bernard's v King Park. Strunner or Partick Cowden-

beath.

Lambert Amateurs v Morton. Stenmuir Motherwell: T

· East Tife v Dundee'. U.

• Geltlo v Nithedale.

Faith' ☛ Bäinburgh.

Rangers Queen O'9th.

Queen's Park'v Ayr'

Falkirk v St. Mirren Hamilton-v Fortar.

Ross County AIMón Röters Kilmarnock has dratt ́ a bye. LEAGUE MATCH

London, Jan.

24

In the southern section of the Third Division in the English Foot ball League, Millwall, at home, de- tented Notts County by five goals to nil- Heuter.

Meetings.-Ping Pong Association" (Confucian Club), 7.30 p.m.

Rugby, Club "A" v. A Navy XV. Club ground). 4.45 p.m

Shooting Hong Kong Rifle As- sociation Weekly Spoon and Prac- tice Shoot, Army Ranges. Koploon City. 2 p.m

Table Tennis.-Y.M.C.A., Table Tennis, Ladies v. Gents. In the There was little to choose be-west Lounge tween the forwards of the two teams but the naval defence was

A JANUARY 28

Badminton.-Entries Close for

better and it came as a surprise Championships of the Colony. Mix- when they were caught napping at the end.

ed Doubles League, Recreto "B" V.

H. Smith opened the scoring for St. Andrew's: Free Lances 7. Tul- the "Y" and Li Walsham, the koo; Univerzity v. Kowloon Tone.

Navy Rugby player, bagger both

points for the Adventure,

DRAWN GAME

On the Navy ground HMS. Herald and HMB Cumberland played a drawn game.

́C.B.A. MEETING

| Olympic Winter

Games In Japan

The Fifti Olymple Winter Games, according to an announce- ment by the Winter Games Com- mittee, will be held at Sapporo, Japan, Feb. 3-14, 1940.

The Central British Association will hold their annual general The programmé, as in the past, meeting in the Peninsula Hotel this will include speed and Agure evening when the repoft, and ac-skating and sking for both men counts will be presented and of- and women, bob aleigh racing and Acers for 1938 elected.

ice hockey.

Read. A. Avery: W. Miller, R. Sherwood and R. Manning..

Vice-Admiral Crabbe, Wing-Com- mander Dalzel, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Middleburg Commander Hopper. Watson, Dr. van Woerden, Mr.

Colonel Taylor, Major Murphy, Mr. McAvoy. Mr. Murphy, Capt. Akroyd Hunt. Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Potts, Mr. W. Scott, Mr. MacGregor, Dr. Basto or Icas and Mr. G. Scott.

GREAT DEAL OF GRIEF A second run was made, starting near the hurdle on the Country Course.. which was more

"I know what is best and get it!"

W.D. & H.O. Wills'

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Also sold in packets of Ten~~~ Cellophane wrapped.

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