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SOCCER TREAT FOR
SPECTATORS TOMORROW
Lee, Gosano In Attack: League Games Today
BY "PILAT
AWAITED WITH GREAT IN JEREST, the annual Poppy Day charity football match between the Combined Services and the Rest of the Colony will be played on the Club ground tomorrow- afternoon. Prior to the main match the Hongkong schools and Kowkcon schools teams, limited to boys under five feet in height, will mest.
The Band of the Royal Scots will be lo attendance. Apart from the fact that a very high standard of soccer is always maintained in ckaity matches, spectators will be afforded the all too rare treat of watching Lee Wal-tong and A. V. Gosano play. ing in the same team. This fact "alone should attract d capacity crowd us these two players are the ggest drawing cards In local footmail.
Police (2) v. EASTERN (8). Middlesex (0) v. Kowloon (3). NOTE: The figures in brackets denote scores in the first round last season.
Lee will lead the attack with "A. V. and Fang King-cheong as his 'in-men' and F. Fowler and Hau Ching-to Aling the two wing Dusitions. This forward line is very formidable and will give the Services' defence much cause for worry, strong as the latter appear on paper.
SOFTBALL
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1939,
FOREIGN MAILS
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1938, 8.30 AM.
GENERAL HOLIDAY
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On Saturday, 11th November, the General Post Office and How- Cardinals; B. Longbottom Ba-loon Central Post Office will be open from 8 am to noon, Sheung-
wan Branch Post Office will be open from 8 am to 10 am, "and, the other Branch Post Offices will be entirely closed,
bida, Coates. M. Roza, N. Manson, N. Falaidona, Linda Fernand-z and H. MULgton,
There will be one collection from the pillar boxes as on Sundays, Lone delivery of ordinary correspondence at 11.30a.m. and one de-
livery of registered correspondence at 11 am.
Wahoos: T. Noronha, Luongo, Y. Yolle, Paula Chan, Jackle Anderson, Irene Castillo, J. Yale, V. Castilho, E. Anderson, M. Chao and Doreen To.
Wildcats: Lily Mar, Doris Mar. Ela Chinn, Frances Lee, Glorja Mar. V. Chu, Pam Young, A. Hurton and K, «Mar.
Baby Panthers Irene Tavares, Terry Botelho, T. Marques. S. Kwong. Nelvy Campos, Celeste Marques, L. Xavier, R. Leung and
TEAMS SELECTED The following are the teams for Myra Noronha, tomorrow's charity "games:-
Rest of Colony:-Cheung Wing-
Canadian Chinese; Mary Loule, Dot Loule. Ullan Khoo, Toots Lee,
choi (S.C. "B"): B.ackburn Elvie Yuen, Jean Lee, Dot Wong.
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(Police), and Lee Tin-sang (S.C. May Bunn; Alice Ma, Eleanor "A"); Leung Wing-chiu (S.C. "A"). Wong. Mamie Chen. Williamson (K.F.C.). Hsu King-j Bal Club Ladles; T. Collaco. 'ng (Eastern), F. F:wier (Club), cynthia Motta. Bella Mar, Charito Fung King-cheong (S.C. "A"), Lee Esmall, Thelma Motto Do'ly Wal-tong (5.C. "A"). A. V. Gosano Brown, E. Tabunar, Marie Figue- St. Joseph's), Hau Ch'ng-to reldo, V. Xavier, Ginny Motta, LII (Eastern). Reserves - Lee Kwok- Featër, Doreen Weir and K Bowen. | Manila. wat. Farrow, Yeung Shul-yick and Recreto Ladies: Anna Noronha, shanghai La Shiu-wing.
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Nana Ribeiro, Irene Pereira. Air Mail by "Imaerial Airway Direct Service" I will be noticed that, the Co- Ombined Services:Drake Dingdong Lopes, Olga Ribeiro, -London date 4th Nov. ony's attack comprises, with the (Middlesex); Lawton (5th
AA. Mary Lackan. H'ida Sequeira, Haiphong exception of Han Ching-to, play-R.A.) and Sheehan Middlesex); Terry Gonsalves, Mildred Osmund ers who, at one time or another, Rides Ordnance), Bright (Middle-and Huda Alenco have played at centre-forward, sex) and Wilkinson (Middleser); ¡Munro (Royal Scots). Gordon (Royal
GOOD HALVES
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THE PROGRAMME.
Halphong
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Prince Edward Road ground:
The selecto.s could not have Scots), Hossack (Royal Scots), Fixtures and umpires are shown better judgment in choos-, Thorburn Royal Navy) and Mid-¦ follows: ing Leung Wing-chiu and Hsu diéton (Royal Navy), Reserves King-sing, two of the finest wing-Robinson (Royal Navy), Hendy 10.30 a.m.: Wildcats v. Wahoos; halves in the Colony, for the In- (Royal Navy), Winstanley (5th A Umpires: F. Molthen, W. Woo termediate line. The choice of ARA.) and Saw (Middlesex), and H. Campos. || Williamson (a comparatively new
Kowton Schools:- Greenwood Noon: Pirates 7. Cardinals; name to local soccer) may have (C.B.S.): C. Wilfeld D.B.S., Umpires: W. Woo, H. Qash and surprised some but he is reputed Capt.) and M. Xavier (La Salle); E. Campos, to have played in good class foot. Wong (La Salle),. Peter Kwok 1.30 pm. Baby Panthers v. ball at Home and has so far given (Wah Yan) and E. Randall (D.B. Canadian Chinese; Umpires: N. A. creditable performances for Kow- 8.), Leung Ping hong (Wah Yan) Betrao, H. Campes and A N
J. Roza Pereira La Salle), O. Other. Santos (La Salle), Wong Stu-hang Wan Yan) and H. Matthews (La Sale). Reserves-Chang Wai-yip I. (Watı Yan), A. Gonsalves (L.B.C.), T. G. Fergussen (CBS) and F. Langley (CBS),
oan.
The Services have also chosen a fairly strong eleven that should give a good account of themselves I am glad to see that two Junior League players have been given a chance, namely Lawton, of the 5th R.A. and Rides, of the Ordnance,
The selection of Drake in place of Robinson is quite a surprise but is brilliant display in the charity game on October 10 marked him As a custodian of outstanding
mert.
C. B. A. Ground:
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1.45 pm: H. K. Baseballers v. Filipino Cub: Umpires: J, J. Japan HK. Schoo's: - Cheng Yu-kun Avares. H Wing Lee and D. Manila, (St. Joseph's); Yu Kwok-kin Leonard.
Haiphong King's), Kwok Ying-woon (st. 3 p.m.: H. K. Ball Club v. U. S. S. Canton Joseph's);
Law.
Tze-cheung Mindanao; Umpires: F. J. Molthen King's), Leung Tzo-tak (King's). D. Bautista and A. M. Prata...
Yusuf (St. Joseph's); J. Costilho Recreio Ground; (St. Joseph's),
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Three Royal Scots and two men from the Navy comprise the Ser- vices forwards. Here again the Reserves: C. Hollands, B Omar selectors have
splendid and R. Wing. judgment in choosing the respec- t've flanks from the same team, thus assuring understanding.
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LEAGUE FIXTUBES
In addition to the charity game, Ave League matches are down for decision this afternson. whe South China "B"-KWODE Wah gume should prove to be the best.
It would be hard to forecast the winner but the Caro ide H team has a better record. Much has been expected from Kwong Wan but they have disappointed the sup porters.
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Noon: Recreo "A" v. Chung Hwa (friendly match).
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Race Meeting At Macao
(BY "LAST QUARTER”)
Entries for the November Race Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club, which is being held tomorrow at the Areta Preta-Course, have not been very encouraging and indica- tions are that fields will be on the small side,
Chief interest will undoubtedly be centered on the Vic- tory Handicap for Hongkong Jockey Club ponies "D" Class and if the majority of those entered decide to make the trip this race should be the most Interesting one of the afternoon's sport.
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Another interesting game should be that between Middlesex and Kowloon. The "Dichards" have last twice and another defeat would put them out of the running for the championship. Kowloon
The first race is over six furlongs, third place, while National Triump, has not yet bost a game,
and confined to Macao subs. if started here instead of in the Straits and Calcutta A draw appears to be the probable result. Shanghai 4 has been improving previous race, can be conceded an
Navy are play.ng against the steadily and is the logical one to outside chance. Club at Causeway Bay and are fellow, but he will be seriously
CHOI MA HUI HANDICAP Coureur Bleu sure to gather full points while, challenged by Merry Maker and
(146 lbs.) is my Eastern should have no dificulty Gold Clause. These two ponies choice for this event although the in accounting for the Police at have a pull in weight and should public will probably support Fairy Boundary Road.
Royal Scots give the old-time favourite a hard Auk (180 lbs.). should further consolidate the fight.
I believe the latter cannot give position in the League table when
I am inclined to slightly favour away as much as a stone in weighL,
besides they meet St. Joseph's at Happy the chances of Merry Maker. The and
contending with Valley.
remaining positions should go to Coureur Bleu will also have tr Shanghai 4 and Gold Clause, but withstand the challenge.of Fairy for those looking for bigger re Ousel Of the remaining entries turns on their investment Rothesay Hogmanay is about the best and Bay should be the one to follow. should not be neglected."
RACE COURSE HANDICAP This same field have raced time! In view of the effortless manner and aga'n amongst themselves in which The Leopard won' at the R. CHINA "B" (2) 7. Kwong War. With varying results but at the Valley last" week and the excellent
FORECAST
The following is the Bentor Lea gue programme with the probable winners in capitals:-
St. Joseph's (2) SCOTS (2).
T ROYAL
NAVY (4) v. Club (1).
(n).
HK. BOWLING ALLEYS: E.W.0. LEAGUE
VICTORY HANDICAP
moment I favour the chances of time. returned, I believe that on his | National Triumph (168 lbs), des-present form this grey should be pite having to carry top weight, good enough to account for the Cloudy Star (183 lbs.) is not a others. Double Chance should also had proposition but have a feel-run well · ånd Jack O'Lantern ir ing he will be kept over for the another one to watch, as both last race of the day. Double Up these pontes were not far behind (140 lbs.) should be able to at least the leaders at the Valley. secure a place, with Eagle not far Diogenes is gradually approach- behind.
ing the old racing form and is worth while considering for a b'g
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TURF HANDICAP.
at
The first game of the Fourth Tourney of the EWO League was played off on Thursday evening at the Hongkong Bowling Alleys when I think th's mile race will be dividend. National Anthem the “Aspirants" won comfortably fought out between Lucky Eleven only 140 lbs, looks rather tempting from the Black Dog by 405 points. and King's Parade. Both these and is not outclassed here as he The teama and scores are as fol- ponies finished fairly well up in had a fairly good record during lows:
the last race in Hongkong, but the his first year of racing, "Aspirants":-J. 8. Landolt, L. distance were against them.
TURF HANDICAP (SECOND Gaddi, J. R. Fawcett and P. W.)
SECTION) Lucky Eleven. I believe, will Narramore, Ecoreg:-616, 550 and have a light advantage as thi I think Cloudy Star has an ex- 712. Total 1978.
chestnut is better suited to the cellent chance here, with Iron Black Dor:-J: Gradle, D. Em'le and can produce a stronger Knight and The Sprit of St. Louis Norman: C. Connor and O. Aasen, finish, though he will probably well up at the finish, Labour Day, Scores:-528, 519 and 520 Total have to be ridden. hard all the If he has recovered from his recent
way by the fockey.
stiffness, should be a good outsider.
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