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HOCKEY ASSCN. TOURNAMENT

UNIVERSITY CAUSE SURPRISE

The most attractive match on yesterday's

in the programme

Hockey Association Tournament. failed to come off.

The game between Royal Fi- gineers and Police "A", to have been played at Sookunpoo, falled to materialise to the annoyance of & good number of spectators who had turned out to watch.

However, University provided the day's surprise by holding of a strong AN. Others XI, with a star centre-forward and all the other trimmings, and by further denting what appeared to be a promising future for a newly re- organised team by scoring a single goal, The match was played at Pokfulam.

Jack Buchanan, British singe, screen, and radio star, with Can- dian compere Gerry Wilmot, broadcasting in the "Starlight" fea- ture of the BBC's Overseas short-wave service.

ARMY BILLIARDS

The following games in the Hans Raj worked the trick for Garrison Billiards Tournament wi the undergraduates who were be decided today:-

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SOFTBALL LEAGUE

SPORTS & GENERAL

MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1940.

CENTURIES BY VALLEY TRAINING GALLOPS LAWRENCE, TAM

MACAULEY'S FINE

BOWLING

Centuries by J. F. Lawrence, for H.X.CC. A XI, and by K. Y. Tam, for University, featured the juntor friendly match between the two elevens on Saturday. Univer- sity won by seven wickets.

Lawrence scured 100 out of 138 in 85 minutes, hitting one stx and 21 boundaries. He hit 27 runs of G. Hong Choy in a single over. Tam batted 120 minutes for his 100. not out, hitting 16 boundaries.

The best bowling performance of the afternoon was J. Macauley's 7 for 14 for Diocesan "Boys' School against St. Joseph's College.

Saturday's cricket scores were:

C.S.C.C. DEFEATED Kowloon Cricket Club best Civil Service Cricket Club by two wickets at the Valley. Civil Ser-

The following are the results of vice. O.C.-109 (F. Baker 30 not R.A.P.C. V. Royal Signals; 12th they were against the Punjabis Hvy. Rgb v. Fortress, RE; C. M. the Softball games played yester-out, F. R. Zimmern 4 for 32, R. E

once more as good a

last week. K. Y, Tum at left-half Police v.

was University's outstanding play- R.A.O.C.; 5th

er and the forward line were com- Scota. bining better yesterday.

OTHER GAMES

CBA. beat the Nomads by six goals to one. The half-time score was 4-0. The Nomads tried hard

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for a while but were nowhere near' their early season form. ler (3), F. Fowler (2) and B. L Bickford scored the goals.

Police 'A" Khalsa R. Signuis Police "B" .Punjabis

C.B.A. 5th A.A. "B" Gunboats Nomads

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Lee 3 for 33). Kwoloon C.C.:-118 for 8 wickets (E. P. Fincher 25.. H.E. D. Hung 30, F. Baker 3 for 22).

HK.C.C. LOSE BY 7 WETS. University beat Hongkong Cric-

5 ket Club "A" XI by seven wickets

The following times were clocked during the training gallops at Happy Valley on Saturday morning?-

Cocklerol Triumphant Day Clember Surprise. Aguin Tornado Star

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HOCKEY WIN FOR H.K. LADIES

At Boundary Breet. Destroyer?, 2nd MTBÄ found the Police ground rather AN. Others difficult going and sometimes re- University quired all the use of their sea-Destroyer: legs to keep on their feet. Khalza. with previous experience of the around, found things" easier bat were handicapped in some other strange wise, failing to not more Hongkong Ladies beat St. An- than twice with a full First XI, drew's Ladies by four clear goals Laking the Beld.

in a friendly hockey match played at the Valley on Saturday.' Miss M. Booker (2), Miss N. Qain and Miss M. Simpson scored the goals.

Signals beat Gunboata si King's Park by two goals to nil in the only other match played, Halstead and Price. scored the goala Pun- jabis did not turn up at Lyeemun for the match against 5th AA

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TOURNAMENT TABLE

Goals

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Chinese Baseball Club B HK. Baseball Club

Lacas Green Spots

Sheil Tuxaco

YMCA heat a Royal Scots' side by five goals to one at King's Park.

The following is a list of un- Smith (3). Spare and Morgan scored for "y," and Altchcock for claimed telegrams lying at Cable the losers.

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NARROW WIN FOR TAMAR H.M.S. Tamar beat Craigengower Cricket Club by 24 runs at the Valley. H.M.S. Tamar:-153 (K. R. West 42, Honeywell 28, G. 5oyza 5 for 631, Craigengower:-129 (A. Hung 30, Souza 33; A. K. Ismail 38, Allison 3 for 44; Lt. Brown 4 för 14).

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L.R.C. BEAT PRC.. Indian Recreation Club 2nd XI beat Police Recreation Club by 33 mus at the Valley. L.R.O. 2nd A-113 (C. Pope 4 'tor 45, A. E. Carey 5 for 23), Police: 80 (A. el Arcain 3 for 21. M. R. Abbas 4 for 28),

Corps

Standing 3 for 25).

ST. JOSEPH'S BOW TO D.B.S.

Diocesan Boys' School beat St. Joseph's College by three wickets

RESULTS

Terms: Cash on Delivery.”

LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS.

UNCLAIMED

BALANCES

(The undermentioned unclaimed balances of intestate estates which have been in the hands of the Official Administrator for more LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuter)The than five years shall be forthwith

at Homuntin. St. Joseph's Col- following. are the results of the transferred to the General Revenue lege: 45 (J. Macauley 7 for 14), Rugby League matches played at or the Colony subject to the pro- D.ES:-85 (A. Ebrahim 32, H. G. Home yesterday:→→ Asome 6 for 45, 8. K. Khan 4 for

37)

SCHOOL-BOYS LOSE TO

RECREIO

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Recreto "A" beat. Schoolboys' XI by 33 runs at King's Park. Re- crelo #A"-94 (E L Gosano 29 not out, L Remedios 5 for 33, A. Brown

5 for 35). School Boys' XT:-61 (E A. R. Alves 4 for 23)..

K.C.C. DRAW WITH CB.C.C. Kowloon Cricket Club 2nd XI drew with Civil Service C.C. 2nd

XI

at Cox's Path C.8.0.C. 2nd XI:-181 for 7 wkts, dee. (F. E. Lawrence 72, W. H. Colledge 49. E Curtis 3. for 87, W. W. Parsons 3 for 27), K.C.C. 2nd XI: 171 for 7

R.A.O.C.-R.A.P.C. DRAW and Wireless Ltd.Via Cable: Royal Army Ordnance 2nd Lt. G. H. Fairclough, 5th Anti- drew with Royal Army Pay Corps -P. W.D. L.F. A. Pis.

44.00 18 & 8 St. Andrew's Club beat Y.M.C.A. Faircraft Regt.. from Singaporesub at Sookunpoo. RA.O.C. 153 for 7 wkts. (B, D, Lay 28, S. & Gray 32, R.. Engineer .... 5th A.A. "A" ... 5.4 0.15 10 9 juniors by a single goal at King's Via Radio Associated, 33 Con-wkts. dec. (Barnes 31, Emberson R. J. Fenton 38. G. Ainslie 3 for

39, Lockhurst 5 for 32), R.A.P.C. 1). Recreio

33.00 10 2 8 Park. Dormer scored...

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DIRECTORY

Bradford 30, York 10.

Lewqbury 17, Castleford 13. Featherstone 3, Wakefield 8. Huddersfield 13, Batley 12.

·Hall 37, Bramley 5. Keighley 6, Hundlet 3. Leeds 28, Halifax, Oldham 18, Liverpool 13." Warrington 5, Wigan 10. Leigh 6, Salford 38.

GLOUCESTER'S BIG WIN LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuter) The following are the results of Eome. Rugby matches played: --

Guy's Hospital 13, Rosslyn P. 165 Rosslyn Park 15, Army XV 5. Aldershot Command 11, St. Barts

Hospital 9

Bedford 21, Metropolitan Police 5 Gloucester 22, Army XV 6

visions of the said Ordinance re-

lating to refunds:-

Ho Bing, 11.4.1936. $13,05, Un- known deceased, 9.10.1935, $8.71, Chater Bingh, 13.3.1933, $34.08.

POLICE FIELD MEET

Police held's held meet for the Chinese and Indian members year terday afternoon at the Police Sports Club grounds, Boundary Street.

Prizes were distributed Mrs. D. G. Perdue, wife of the Acting Commissioner of Police,

Oxford 9. Cambridge. 11 Cardiff 12, New Zealand Army Wasps 15, Old Blues 3

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