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KEEN PLAY IN HOCKEY TRIAL TO SELECT TEAM

FOR CHARITY GAME

· (BY - "RECORDER"}

The Civillans' hockey trial was played at King's Park, on the Club ground, yesterday morning, when some keen competition was witnessed for places in the team to meet the United Services -on Sunday. Dec. 3. in the charity hockey match in aid of the

British War Organisation Fund.

On the performances yesterday, of the 21 players who turned out, the selection committee could have, without much further thought, awarded places to W. A. Reed, centre-half, Gurbachan Singh, centre-forward. V. C. Bond and E. V. Reed, full-backs.

Both goal-keepers, U, B. Soúzs and V. M. Benwell, gave sound dis- |

LADIES' LEAGUE plays The former was beaten Senator Key Pittman, one of the

HOCKEY

twice by Whites' forward line, most ordent advocates of the Gurbachan Singh sending in twe! Neutrality Act in America. Ane. goals, while Benwell WAS beaten once by the same. forward

Overwhelming Win when the goal-keepers changed

For Champions

over after the interval. Both were steady" and cleared well, Souza making better use of his feet.

The Caer Clark Cup match be- V. C. Bond was the best of the tween "Y" Ladtes and Hongkong full backs, E. V. Reed was rock- Ladies on Saturday resulted in an steady, Gonsalves

Association

Football

overwhelming win for the Cham-strain to sales inclined to Knock-out

DIFFICULT TASK

Tournament

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plons by six goals to one, but EK.parently not used to a grass pitch. Ladies played better in the second" half, when "Y" Ladies could only add one more goal through Mrs. 8.

Or the wing-halves, both R. J. The Football League are arrang- Gardner in the last minute of the keed and N...B. Whitley played ing a knockout tournament between game to the 5-1 lead they held at well, and it will be difficult to representative teams from each of Bangkok and Saigon.

the interval.

Brilliant goal-keeping by Mrs. Lunson saved Hongkong Ladles from a defeat by an even "wider margin, while the losers did well get through to score even one goal against a team that was cer- tainly not weak in defences

THE PLAY

choose between them for the left- the eight Regional groups. All pro- half position. J. M. Pinto, also ceeds will be given to the "Red tried at left-half in the closing Cross.

stages of the game, was also im-

Each of the 82 clubs taking part pressive. "The right-half berth in the Regional competitions will, remains open with no strong when the date for the first round claimant.

has been fixed, be asked to.nomin- Gurbachan Singh, who played ate two players. Mr. F. Howarth, for Whites, was the better centre- the Football League secretary, is Play in the first half was more forward." D. T. Smith worked organizing the scheme and to avoid confined to the left-wing, and steadily at right-wing, while in the unnecessary travelling he suggests several good movements by Miss same position for Colours. S. A that the first round should be Bockler, Mrs. Gardner and Miss D. Fowler was starved of any opper- McCaw resulted in a long lead be tunity to shine. On the left-wing, Ing established from the very start. J. Soares showed up very Mrs. Gardner netted first for "Y" while Pinto and E. Fowler Ladies, and then Miss E Furves, the pick of the inside-forwards. who was playing an exceptionally good game on the H.K. Ladies' left-

THE TEAMS wing, netted to level the scores.

COLOURS: U. B. Souza; V. C. The visitors' success W33 short- Bond, E. V. Reed; W. A. Reed and lived. Mrs. Gardner and Miss D. R. J. Reed; S. A. Fowler, J. M. McCaw each scoring twice before Pinto, Pyara Singh, H. L. Ozoro

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THE EXPENSES

In the circular to the clubs an appeal will be made asking them to cooperate in the matter of ex→ penses to be paid to the chosen reduced income, could not bear all players. The League, with its the expenses, especially as already

For Hongkong Ladies. Miss WHITES: V. M. Benwell; J. Purves and Miss Marr, the wing- Gonsalves, Mehar Singh; M. R. forwards, showed up to best ad- Malik. M. H. Hussain. N. B. White vantage, while for "y" Ladies the ley, D. T. Smith. N. Beltrao. G outstanding players were Miss D. Singh, and E. Fowler. McCaw, Mrs. Gardner, and Miss In the second half, Souza chang- H. Bockler in the forward Kne, and ed over with Eenwell, Beltrac with Mrs. Ashman, Miss M, McCaw, and Pinto, and Narwant Singh played If necessary certain games could Mrs. Starbuck, the half-backs. for Colours at left-wing. Soares be played on mid-week evenings co being moved to the Whites' forward that the tournament would not in- ne. Midway in the second half, terfere with league matches.-The

CAER CLARK CUP: WIN FOR SAINTS Excellent play by the Central British School dight through the first half featured the Cher Clark Cup match between CBS, and St. Andrew's Ladies

the C.B.A. ground on Saturday, but the Schoolgirls could not stand the pace and were beaten in the secon half, the game ending 4-1 in favour of St. Andrew's Ladies.

Miss S. Roberts, the Saints' cen- tre-forward; was hit by a rising ball early in the second-half, and had to be taken to hospital, with an injury to her nuse It is be lieved the injury is not serious. She played an excellent game throughout the first half and it was the work of the Sairits' for- wards that won the day.

it has borne the cost of some re- presentative matches.

Pinto and Whitley changed places, Times.

FRAYED TEMPERS VERY

MUCH IN EVIDENCE

Eastern Lucky To Beat Scots In Senior Soccer League

In a game marred by rough play. in which one player was carried off the field injured, another warned for rough tackling and in which frayed tempers were very much in evidence, Eastern were lucky to defeat the Royal Scots in the First Division Soccer League yesterday, on the Club ground, by the odd goal in three. the final and winning goal having been shot in the last three minutes of play.

Late in the first half, Miss Reid netted from close range, the Eastern scored the first through Schoolgirls equalising in the second Hau Ching-to who netted neatly half through Miss V. Sissons before off a pass from Chung Yung- the Saints could score another shum, but the Chinese seemed Miss Reid again, Miss. F. somewhat upset by the robust play goal Wong and Miss M. Churn scored and quick tackling of the soldiers the other three goals for the win-who dominated the game to the end of the session with no change in the score. The Eastern defen- Recreio Ladies' did well to draw was exceptionally good and was ders, especially Chang Chun-wai with C. B. A. Ladies in their Caer largely responsible for keeping off Clark Cup debut, Miss Alves scor- the Scotmen's attack. ing both goals for Recreio, and Mrs. Quick both goals for C.B.A.

nets.

OTHER RESULTS

for-

THIRTY LOST IN

H.M.S. GIPSY

LONDON, Nov. 25 (Reuter)- The Admiralty announce that thirty lives were lost in the disaster to HMS. Gipsy. The list is smaller than was at first feared.

sides striving hard to raise the score. Gordon was warned by the

Occasionally the Eastern Ladies beat the Central Bri- tack, but Fraser

wards would take up a strong at

and Naysmith tish School by five goals to one ininever let them get within scoring referee for rough play.

| & Brown Cup match played at the C.B.B. Miss V, Bradbury (3) and Miss Buchanan (2) scored for the winners, and Miss J. Stokes for the School.

The Brawn Cup match between 8t. Andrew's Ladies 2nd XI and the Argonautas, played on the C.BA ground, was won by the latter team by one goal, scored towards the end of the game by Miss. C. Xa- vieri

The

tensive, was successfully 'repulsed. range and many beautiful of- It appeared as if the game would end in a draw when within better of the exchanges although Ching-to, again making use of a Scots definitely had the the last three minutes of play Hau they were unable to score and pass off Chung Yung-shum, gave half-time was called with the Chi-the Chinese their winning goal. nese leading one nil Parnaby and Munro being conspicuous for the soldiers' team.

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INJURED

ANKLE

before

The teams lined up as follows, Eastern-Chan Kal-chun; Chang [Chung-wan, Kong Sing-king; Lau Wal-kuen, Hal King-sing, Lau A few minutes

the Chi-chan: Chung Yung-shum, EL CBA Ladies 2nd XI beat creto whistle went. E. Hap-hing was Hap-hing... Tam Jo-tak, Chou Ladies 2nd XI by two clear goals carried of the field with a badly Kam-hoi and Hau Ching-to. In another Brawn Cup match play-¡inivred ankle and the Chinese ed at King's Park, on the Recreio played ten men for the remainder Naysmith: Wiseman, Clarke, Fal- Royal Scots-Duncan; Fraser. ground, Miss E. Woolley netting of the first half and throughout both goals for the winners..

the second..

Play was somewhat slower in the second half. Each side... at-

PLAYER ORDERED Salvage work on the submarine tacked alternatively, and al- Thetis at Anglesey, was held up though several close' scoring at- In the Third Division of the for the fourth day because of tempts were made, they proved League, Electric lost to the Royal nough weather, The Daily Mail unsuccessful. Gordon later equal Corps of Bignals by three goals to New York Correspondent states ised for the Scots with a nice fast all on the Club ground yesterday, that the last victim of the Squalus one.

The game was characterised by disaster was removed from the From this point play became rough play and one player was submarine.

faster and even rougher with both ordered off the field

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