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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1929.

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FRENCH TENNIS

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ENJOYABLE DISPLAY GIVEN AT THE C.R.C

RUMJAHNS DO WELL.

FANLING GOLF.

ANNUAL ANGLO-SCOTTISH

MATCH.

The annual match between teams representing the St. Andrew's and St. George's So- cieties is to take place at Fanling on the 17th instant. The teams will be na follows: Playing brilliant tennis, Cochet,

St. George's St. Andrew's the world's champion, and his fel-0. F. C. Marton v. A. H, Ferguson" low countrymen, Brugnon, Landry L. R. Andrewes v. Lan Shewan and Rodel, provided some wonder L. G. S. Dodwell v. E. D. Black ful entertainment for a large gal- A. E. Lissaman v. K. S. Rob

S. Robertson lery at the Chinese Recreation ClubF. J. de Rome v. R. Young yesterday afternoon, when the G. S. Archbutt v. W. L Dunbar V. H. H. Lennox famous "star" gave exhibition H. G. Sheldon

N. L. Smith v. R. K. Hepburn T. G. Bennett v. J. S. McLaren J. H. Ralkes v. A. B. Purves F. S. Harrison Prof. J. L. Shell- TS. Whyte Smith

matches.

Cochet was like a machine, 90 perfect were his strokes, timing and placing, and he delighted the crowd with his nonchalant yet studiously correct methods. He gave demon- strations of practically every shot in the game, and in addition re- vealed some of his own exclusive strokes, which left everybody won- dering how he accomplished them. He was amazing on the backhand, and never before in the Colony has there been such a remarkable de monstration of half-volleying, which is of course, one of the most spectacular points in the game.

Brugnon, Landry and Rodel, al- though falling very much short of the "world's best," gave very im pressive displays, which were chiefly made interesting by the contrast in styles. Brugnon demonstrated that superb cut ground volley, by which he makes the ball do many funny things; Landry showed how hard he could drive on both hands and at the same time maintain perfect control over the ball, and Rodel specialised in net play, during which he performed some delightful over- head work.

It was very pleasing indeed to see the local players do so well against the visitors. Messrs. D. and S.A. Rumjahn indulged, in some fine all-court tennis to run Landry. and Rodel to 7-5, 7-5 in the men's doubles match, and they were equally as enterprising and inter- esting to watch as the French pair. The Rumjahns volleyed magni- ficently and many of the rallies. were highly spectacular.

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C. Bulmer John-

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v. W. J. Clerk

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v. J. S. McEachran C. E, H. Benvis. v. D. J. Gilmore R. E. Green.

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W. E. L. Shen-

v. K. S. Morrisong

ton.(Captain) v. K. E. Greig Reserve Lieut.-Col. E. D. Mat-1 thews and Mr. S. T. Butlin (St. Georges) and Hon. Mr. B. D. F. Belth

St. Andrew's).

LADIES' HOCKEY.

A PRACTICE MATCH FOR

SATURDAY.

The Hon. Secretary of the Hong- kong Ladies' Hockey Club announces that there will be a practice match on the Navy Ground, at Happy Valley, on Saturday, 9th Noveraber, at 3.00 p.m. All members are re- quested to attend.

FRIDAY'S HOCKEY TEAM”

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The following will form the "A" team of the Hongkong Hockey Club in their match with the Punjab Regiment at King's Park on Friday at 5 p.m.--Moore, LA. R. Duncan, G. Rankin (captain), H. Marlow, 0. Butler, W. R. Greenhalgh, Major Kerrich, S. Fox, L. G. Frost, Dale and Arber.

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LETTER GOLF.

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Mr. W.M. Lo was naturally over-.

Seven plus FOUR equals NINE. shadowed by Cochet in the singles, If you don't believe it, try to-day's but he played a surprisingly good par seven letter golf. game in the second set, and by win- ning games on service, forced the set to 7-5, before succumbing. Mr. Lo was at fault with his timing and in attempting to outdrive his op ponent, he often overhit the major- ity of his shots.

The mixed doubles was a very en- joyable, affair. Miss Enid Lo part- nered Cochet against Brugnon and and Mrs. Tottenham, and the four indulged in some light-hearted tennis which the spectators found highly entertaining. Both the ladies brought off many excellent shots and their display was in every way creditable.:

It was indeed a memorable after- noon, and went to show that the standard of local tennis is consider- ably higher than is generally, ne- knowledged.

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Saigon Tour.

NINE

1.The idet of letter golf is to The French team loft on the change one word to another and M.M. Andre Lebon "for Saigon do it in par, a given number of yesterday evening. On arrival at | atrokes. Thus to change COW to the French city, they will appear HEN, In three strokes, COW,

3 aeries of matches with HOW, HEW, HEN. epresentative local playera, 2-You can change only ob amongst whom are Chim and Giao, letter at a time. the redoubtable Annamite pair who figured in the recent Malayan tournament, when they captured the Malayan Doubles Champion- ship. !

3. You must have a complete | word, of common usage, for each. jump. Slang words and abbrevia tlons don't count.

4.The order of letters cannot

Cochet will play singles first bo changed."

with Chim, considered 'the best of One solution is printed on the Saigon team, then with Hoof another page.

Ilye (the Straits Singles Champ

fon) who after a recent tour of North China also left for Saigon yesterday on the same ship us Cochet and his companiona. In the Doubles match, Cochet and Rodel will be pitted against Chim and Gino, and an interesting game Annamite is forecast as the

players have shown by their recent displays in the Malayan Tournament, that they are able to hold out against the best of Far Eastern tennis stara.

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HOLIDAY GOLF.

Y.M.C.A. TEAM TO MEET THE KOWLOON GOLF CLUB."

The following is the constitution of the TM.G.Agolf team to play ARAINE the Kowloon Golf Club un H Austin, A. A. Dand,

A. Eastman, J. H. Hunt (captain),

H. Hampton, W. S. Hiller,

G.

Howard, T. J. Price, F. Russell, F. E. Skinner, J. D. Thonison and CT. Puncheon.

Gingles will be played in the morn ing and foursomes in the afternoon.

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(TO-DAY) WEDNESDAY, 6th November 1929, at 5.15 p.m. SATURDAY, 9th November 1929, at 9.15 p.m.

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The following is an extract from the Hong kong Government Gazette, dated July 26, 1929, which appears under the heading :-

"Regulations made by the Governor in Council' under section three (1) of the Wireless Telegraphy Ordinance, 1926 Ordinance No. 11 of 1926, on the 18th. day of July, 1929,

Clause 3

FORM No. 4 ́DEALER'S LICENSE

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