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WILDCATS WALLOP WAHOOS
SOUTHARD SHIELD
SOFTBALL
wl over By virtue of the 8-4
the the Wabo05 On Saturday, Wildcats earned the distinction of belag the champion ladies squad and to have their name "Inscribed on the shield presented by Mrs. E. Southard, wife of the United States Consul-General.
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The winner, outhit their oppo- nents 12-4 of which Doris Mar took four and Ella Chinn 3. Elly Mar pitched her best game this season to concede only four hits)
Picture taken during the football match last Saturday be- tween the Straits, Chinese and South China A.A. which the latter won by three goals to all. (Photo, A.A.Kahn).
and was ably supported by May HOME FOOTBALL
Chung in the njida.
Terese Noronha, her opposite number, was also in fire form on the mound besides being respon- sible for three of her side's four hits Yvonne "Yolle handled 11 chances at the initial sack and turned in Sh
errorless display. Others that showed up wel were Irene Castilho, Jeanne Yolle and Doreen To
Only, one gaine in the Ladies' International series was played yesterday Philippine Islands un- expectingly winning from Portugal by five runs to three,
"--FIELDING WEAK Although outhitting the winners 9 to 4. Portugal's Belding was lamentably weak and was the contributing cause of their defeat. Irene Pereira and Celeste Marques only ones to give any were the kind of support to the excellent twirling of Terese Noronha.
The winners have to thank Mrs. Norman Delta for their victory
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RESULTS
Everton Nearing Championship
LONDON, April 8 (Reuter)—The following are the results of 'League football matches played to-day.
FIRST DIVISION
Birmingham
Bolton
Charitan Chelsea Leeds
Leicester Liverpool
M'chester U. Middlesbro' Preston Stoke
She zave an outstanding display Newcastle an the mound and it was mainly through her effort that they earned the right to play in the Trailing by one second round. run at one stage, the Filipinos took the lead when Eliza Tabunar clouted" a timely, cireult hit with
one aboard.
The other game in the Ladies' International series between Bri- tain and China was not played owing to the Inability of the former to raise a team.
In the Men's series, China bea Philippine Islands by 8 runs to 5
in a protest game.
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Norwich Notts F. plymouth Sheffield U. Southampton Tottenham..
SOUTH CHINA ‘A’ WIN SHIELD FOR FOURTH YEAR
Police Defeated In Final
LAI SHIU - WING IN SPLENDID FORM
Better
and combination shouting ability enabled South China "A" to retain the Sealor ...Football Shleid for the fourth
defeated the Police in the final
high standard never lacked tarifs especially when
wards the poor display given by
SPORTS
ANNUAL GOLF MATCH RESULTS
IN KOWLOON VICTORY
The annual match between Kowloon Golf Club and the Happy Valley team, played on Good Friday on the Kowloon course, resulted in a narrow victory. for Kowloon by" 16 to 15 points. The issue was in doubt to the last game, which 'was decided on the 18th, green.·
Details of the play follow- Kowloon
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1939.
K. M. A.
CERAMIC & REFRACTORY PRODUCT
י,
Happy Valley
SINGLES
W. R. K. Collings
14
W. J. S. Key
E F. Fincher
A. J. Dennis
W. S. Huller
A. Eastman
W. V. Ahern
W. G. Simpson F. C. Barly
` J. D. Thompson
G. Milne .....
L. Goldman
A McKellar .....
W. Sharp
J. W. Macdonald
A. D. Humphreys
D. Forbes
W. F. Barnes
D. Humphreys
T. Low
G. P. Murphy
J. A. R. Belby
.T. Lamb
F. E Booker
D. J. N. Anderson
1
F. Buckle
A. Davies
G. E. Willerton
E C. Fincher
W. Bastin
Totals
W. R. K. Collings E F. Fincher
A. J.. Dennis
W. 8. Hilller".
A. Eastman
W. V. Ahemi
W. G. Simpson
F. C. Barry..
G. T. May....
1
Th
N. J. Booker
Totals
FOURBALLS
W. J. S. Key
PRESENTATION TO
MR. C. HOSKING
The
L Goldman
A. McKellar
W. Sharp....
J. W. Macdonald
A. D. Humphreys
D. Forbes.....
W. F. Barnes
WELTERWEIGHT TITLE BOUT
1 Arsenal
2 Sunderland
i Aston Villa
0
J. D. Thomson G. Milne
D. Humphreys
T. Low
◊ Everton
2
G. P. Murphy
J. A. R. Selby
0.Grimsby
1
T. Lamb
21
F. E. Booker
$ Blackpool
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year in succession when they
D. J. N. Anderson
F. Buckle
2 De.by
1
A, Davies
21
G. E. Willerton
1 Portsmouth
1
+3 Brentford
1
.4 Wolves
2
2 Huddersfield
2
fore 6,000 spectators. match though not
on the Club grouad, Happy Val ley, on Saturday afternoon be- The
E. C Fincher
G. T. May
W. Bastin
2
N. J. Booker
Totais
Totals
of a very
Singles
Singles
SECOND DIVISION
Burnley Coventry Luton
1 West Han:
.0
3 Swamea
0
2 Fulham
the Police were leading two-nil In the first half.
Grand Totals
181
Grand Totals
18
.
0 Manchester C. 2
The Chinese
were
without
4 Blackburn
0
Mak Shlu-hon his place
at left
2 Eradicc
0
back being filled by Lee KWOL-wa:
1 Wednesday
1.
1 Bury "
1
and it was perhaps this strange combination. that contributed to-
2 Chesterfeld
7
3 Tranmere
1
0
D
D
1
4
Exeter
Ipswich
0
Mansfield
0
Queen's P.
• Newport
3 Crystal P,
at right back instead of his usual
2 Northampton
Ü
5" Torquay
0
ing to clear kicked the ball over
Accrington
3 York
1
2 Wrexham
I
5 Carlisle
↓
shot.
Bradford C.
2 Southport
1
Chester
4: Crewe
វា
2 Hartlepool
Q
↑ Doncaster
West Brom. 0 Millwall
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). Bournemouth 2 Swindon Brighton 1 Port Vale Bristol R Cardif
Results of other games played Reading
yesterday are as follows:~
LADIES INTERNATIONAL Philipine Islands 5: Portugal 3.
MEN'S INTERNATIONAL China 8: Philippine Islands 5. INTER-HONG LEAGUE Socony 9: HKS.3.0.4.
STRAITS TEAM LOSE IN MACAO
Leading Till Few Minutes From End
Southend
Walsall
1 Watford
2 Aldershot
1 Notts C.
4 Bristol C.
1 Clapton
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THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
Barnsley
Barrow
Halifax Hull Lincoln
n Rotherham
0
3
le
2
New Brighton 3 Darlington Oldham
1 Gateshead I Stockport
.SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Arbroath
FIRST DIVISION
Clyde Falkirk Hibernian Kilmarnock
Motherwell Partick
1' Hamilton Queen's Park Qof the R.. 1 Rangers
(From Our Own Correpondent) MACAO, April 6-goal scored by one of the Macao I wards during the closing ages of the game gure the kai soccer team a 4-2 vic- tory over the visiting Binza-Rafth pore Chinese at the Canidroma Stadium this afternoon. Both teams appeated to play below standard, although the visitors improved a littly towards the end.
Lee Tin-sang whose form has been consistently good. Kwok Ying-k was brought in at right-halli with Lee Yan-leung at inside-right,
The referee, Mr. R. M. Omar, had to use his whistle far too much and had occasion to warn the Po-
ice centre-forward.
In the first half the Police were early attacking and a gift goal came when Lee Tia-sang, playing
Kowjoon Bowling Green NEW YORK, April 8 (Reuter)– Club yesterday held a friendly Henry Armstrong, the World Wel- match, at the conclusion of which ter and Lighweight champion, Welter- Dr. J. T. Smalley, President of the has left for England with the ob-
Bowls Associa-ject of defending his Hongkong Lawn
tion, presented Mr. C. B. Hosking, title in London against the Bri Hon. Secretary of the Association tish champion, Ernie Roderick. for the past four years, with a set of Liverpool of woods.
Armstrong's share of the purse. was also the re-it is reported, will be in the neigh- Mr. Hosking cipient of a silver inlaid tray from bourhood, of £10,000. the Kowloon Bowling Green Club.
He Is leaving for Home in the
position at left back, in attempts.s. Corfu shortly,
ning team of Messrs. W. L. Walker,
A friend'y lawn bowls game was V. C. Dixon, J. 8. Logan, and S.
Pau into the net. A few minutes contested between Mr. Hosking's and Randle
being presented
later Fan Kwai-chol placed the Mr. T. E. Robson's rinks, the win-souvenirs of the occasion. Police further ahead with an easy
GOOD GOAL
The Chinese retallated and Fung
assted followed by La Shlu-wing
from a penalty. The second half
aw the Chinese go ahead with a
good goal by Lal but the Police
rew level through their right wing.
Fowards the end, Lee Yan-leung
gave the Chinese the lead and Tang
Kwong-sum put the issue beyond.
Joubt from a free kick the ball
Jeflecting off Howlett's leg out of
AcHardy's reach.
standing at centre-half being a
.lence. North, Parker and Black- Journ also worked hard.
3 Ayı
0
Albion
0
2 t, Mirren
1
1 Celtic
0
For the Police, Brittain was vut-
4 Hearts
1
3 St. Johnstope
1
4 Third Lanark
Ane example of stamina. and ex-
1
2
2
8"-ech'n
1
1
2 Erst Fife
2
1
(Capt.); Lee Tin-wang. Lee Kwok-
6 King's Park
€
val: Kwok Ying-ki, Leung Wing-
4 S'housemuir
3
3 Dundee U 1 Dundee
chlu, Lau Hing-chol; Tang Kwong-
4
1
9. Lee Yan-leung. Fung King- cheong Lai Bhiu-wing
and Lau
the 'dren SECOND DIVISION
Airdrie Allou Cowdenbeath Dunfermline Torfar Montrose
The only player to show well on the local side was fullback Lobato Mo-ton who was responsible for pulling St. Bernards
Macau out
corners,
several tight team
of The rest of the showed up rather disappointing- ly in every department of the
game.
2 Dumbarton
2- Edinburgh
SAILING TIMES
Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's Sweepstake race over 11.3 miles on scored Saturday resulted as follows:-
Corrected Pos,
17.09.21. 1
The opening goal was after five minutes of play when John Lopes. unexpectedly broke Kittiwake
(Miss P. M. King). through the Chinese defence to
nc La Linda centre to Badaracco who had
(Mrs. M. L. Johnstone). difficulty in putting the ball into
Redshank the net.
(Miss M. Whitham). Nereid e
The vistors drew
level before
halt time following k neat
minceuvre, James Goh centring True Blue............... 17.12.31
to Chia Beng Hock who
"the net eaally,
LOSERS. LEAD
The Singapore Chinese
found
(Lt. Fanshawe, R.N.),
(Miss H.. Crawhall-Wilson). Chillers
The Chinese were best served by Lai Shiu-wing, both in attack and defence, Tang Kwong-sum, Leung Wing-chiu and Kwok Ying-kee.
The teams were:--
South Chinx “A”:-Pau Ka-ping
Tau-man
Police-McHardy;
Blackbourn,
Chan Kwong-yue; North; Brittain (Capt.), Parker: Wong Man-kwal, Howlett, Fan Kwai-chot, Ferrier and Moss.
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