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THE LAI WAH' CUP [' SHAMEEN TENNIS.

FINAL.

KEEN STRUGGLE EXPECTED TO-MORROW.

TEAM SELECTIONS.

(By "Wanderer".]

TOURNAMENT DRAWING TO" A CLOSE,

Shameen, Dec. 12. Some of the Shameen Lawn Tennis Club's tournaments are now drawing to a close." The fol lowing are recent results:

Men's Championship Singlés:— Mr. A. T. Lay has qualified for the finala by defeating Mr. G. W. Greene G-3, 6-3, 6-3.

The other finalist will be Mr. U.

Very little choice is open to the football fan to-morrow, but the Lai Wah Cup Final should be. Watson who defented Mr. d. sumleiently intereating in itself. Mareschal in the semi-finals by

6-4, 4-6, 6-2, 7-5. It is being fought out between the

In the Hong Doubles, the Army and the Civilians, ane or the other of which has always won Shameen Municipal Council and this particular trophy, and the the American Baptist Mission, have main interest lies in whether the reached the finals. The Shameen Municipal Council (Mr. C. E. Civilians can prevent the Army

Watson and

A. Captain G. from wluning for the third succes-Clements) defeated Butterfield and sive senson.

Swire (Mr. Webb and Mr. H. G. Ealen) 6-4, 6-4, in the semi-finals; whilst the American Baptist Mis- Hion (Mr. G. W. Greene and Mr. M. W. Rankin) defeated H. B. M. Civilians v. Army.—Club, 3.30 pm. Consulate-General Mr. G. S. Moss -Mr. Ness."

The fixture list follows:--

2.30.

Lai Walt Cup Final.

Junior League..

K.O.S.B. v. Eastern-Sookunpoo," S. China "A" v. Chinese Caroline Hill, 2.30.

Ewe v. R.A.M.C.-Chinese, 2.30. University v. S. China "D-Navy, 22.30.

and Mr. A. A. L. Tuson) 7-5, 6-, in the semi-finals.

The Mixed Handicap Doubles have also reached the finals, the "following being the semi-final results:-Miss E. L.V. Hogg and Mr. H. G. Eales (scratch). defeated Mrs. R. Martell Hall and Mr.A. A. L. Tuson (-30) 6-4, 6-4; Mrs. G. S. Moss and Mr. A. T. Lay (-40) defeated Mrs. A. A. L. Tuson and Mr. R. Martell Hall (Beratel) 6-0, 6-6-On Own Correspondent,

Recreio v. Club-Recreio, 2.30. Chinese "A" Navy-Stadium, 2.30,

SL Joseph's " Kowloon-St. Joseph's, 2.30.

The Cup Final.

LOCAL CRICKET.

THE K. C. & TEAMS FOR

TO-MORROW.

The K. C. C. cricket teams for to morrow are' as under:

For reason not difficult to follow, the

start Army will favourites in the Cup Final to morrow. Nevertheless, since Lai: Wah Cup matches are traditional- ly productive of surprises, they will have to watch their step very

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certain circum- stances I should be inclined to favour the Civilians on this Deen sion: but it is necessary to know exactly how they will be represent ed before committing oneself. It may be taken for granted that the

2nd. XI League v I. R, C. at Soo- team will not turn out as original-kumpoo.-B. Petheram (Capt),

1st. XI Friendly v I. R. C. at Kow loon.-W. Brace (Capt), F. Goodwin, E. C. Fincher, N. H. Rosa, E. F. Fin- cher, F. E. Lawrence, A. N. Other.

Zomern, A. T. Lee, D. Laing and A. E. Silkstone. Umpire, J. P, Robin- son; scorer, A. Hyde-Lay.

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ly selected. Lolly" Goldman being] Overy, G. Lee, N. Mackay, KS, W. one of the absentees. Why he Smith, A. R. F., Raven, S. Jex, A.A. was picked at all is rather puzzl- Dand, O. B. Raven, J. J Hirst and ing. Goldman has made it per- A. J. Kew. Umpire, A. W. Bliss; fectly clear, or an I imagined, that scurer, Capt Lalthwaite, his interest in soccer has dwindled to nothing, and that he proposes to concentrate on rugger with a view to gaining his place in the rugger interport team.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

Y.M.C.A. DEFEAT TIE UNIVERSITY.

At King's Park yesterday the Y.M.C.A. were at home to a hockey side from the University, and the former won an exciting game by three Petherick,

There are other criticisms open, but since the selection is finished, no good purpose would be served in volcing them. The Civilians are not represented as strongly as they might be, but the team is good enough to make the Army gogoals to nil, very long way.

Goal

wero scorers Ashton and Kearns,

At Sookunpee yesterday afternoon, a team from the Garrison Serjeants' Mess played the C. and P. Os of the Kent. The Serjeants, were Kome players short on arrival, and full teams could not be used. The 1. O' ient three of their players to the Serfeants, who won by six goals to two,

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Team Selection. While on the subject of team selection, it would not be amiss to refer to the Interport trials. Two have been played and hitherto they have not warranted comment. When a strong side was put into the field, the Chinese turned out

At the close, owing to the mixing of the winning side, cheers were call

a second eleven and the match. ed for the "Winners," as they could into a farce. When a strong Navy not be called for the "Bericants" eleven provided the opposition, Mess." the "Interpotters" fielded a for- ward line which would have done little credit to a team. No value, and a trial given to a new outside therefore, could be attached to right if B. Gosano does not prove either game. It may be suggested the right man without his brother, that the defence was tested The younger Gosano hardly has the against the Navy, but even this is experience necessary or the confi highly problematical. The defendence essential for Interport foot. ders, with poor forwards in front ball. of them, lacked any inspiration to give of their best.

I was rather impressed a week or two ago on observing that the Interport selectors were apparently adopting new team-buildings meth- ods. Since then they have, so to speak, rather fallen from grace.

The defence will look after it- self. That is to say, if the long series of representative games due in the next three weeks or so does not produce definite Indications of possible Improvements.

The Army will be represented to- morrow 18 follows-Fletcher; Oliver, Reeves: Everest, West, Joyce: Rayson, Stock, Gill, Bawley- Bull, Butcher.

The Club Reserves will be re- presented as follows:-Pankhurst; Sloan, Potouloff; Hynes, Railton, Jackson; Dinnen, Bell, Fowler, Wilson. Reserves: Thompson, Hooper, Stirling.

The big problem before them is The composition of the forward line and nothing is to be gained by fid- diing about: On the contrary, this will make the final selection much more diMeult. Since it is certain that Goldman will not fill the centre forward position, it is serl ously suggested that the selectors might discord all that previous ideas and start all over again.

Kowloon Reserves, who play St. Juggling with the other players will! Joseph's on the St. Joseph's ground, not provide the solution. Bewley will be: Angus; Guest, Eastman, Bull has been selected as centre- Hant, Easterbrook, Dunnett; Phil- forward for. Wednesday next.pott, King, Nicholls; Contes, Bick- Bewley-Bull has many characteris ford. Reserves: Springett, Han- ties which single him out, but shoot-nan, and Seddon,

ing fe not one of them and it is The following team representing altogether out of the question, to the Chinese Athletic will play the my mind, that he should be the Royal Navy on Sunday: Chan Colony's pivot in attack.

Shok-pul; Ng Kam-chuon, Lal Yuk- Whether the selectors like it or tat; Ho Cho-ying, Wong Bhul-wa, not, it is fairly certain that A.V. Lam Yuk-ying; Tso Kwai-aing, Ho- Gosano will have to be moved from Ka-keung, Wong Pak-chong, Buen Inaldo-right to his proper place, Kam-thun-and Chan Kwong-ul.

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Insurances.

Canton Ins., $695 n. Union Ins., #357 b. North China, Ins, Tls. 160

Yangtazo Ins, 150 n.

China Underwriters, $2 n.

China Fires, $310 b.

H. K. Fire Ins., $815 p.

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H. K. Steamboats, $201 b. H. K. Tugs, $2.5. Indo-Chinas, (Dof.) $70 n. Union Waterboats $22 n.

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SCOTTISH CUP.

THE DRAW FOR THE FIRST ROUND.

London, Dec. 12, The Scottish Cup draw for the frat round, to be played on January 18, is as

follows:

Motherwell v. East Stirling. Arbroath v Galston, “Albion Rovers v Allon.

Dalbeattle Star v Fartlek. St. Bernarda v Third Lanark Buckle Thistle 'v Falkirk. Murrayfield Amateurs

b.land Shipyard.

Bonguots, $4.70 b. Kailang, 60/-.n." Langkots, Tls. 13.60 n. S'hai Explorations, Tls, 1,30 n. Raubs, $11.20 n. Tronaba, 21/- 'b.

Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharvos, $145 n. Whampoa Dooks, $32) b." China Providonta $5.35 s. Hongkewe, Tls 190 . Now Enginoorings, Tis. 7.50 p. Shanghai Docks. Tls. 95 n. Cottons.

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Ewo Cottons, Tis. 14.20 Oriontals, Tla. 2.30 b. S'hai Coltons, Tls. 77 (old) b. Lands, Hotels, etc.

H. and S. Hatols, $11.00 H. K. Landa, $64 na. S'hai Lands Tls. 161 Humphreys, $14.40 Realties, $7.90 b. Chinos Estates $98

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Public Utilities. Tramways, $18 s. Peak Trams, (old) $11.75 n Star Ferrios, $607

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China Lights, (Old) #16 40 H. K. Electrics, $65 m. Macao Electrics, $23 b. Telephones $7.85 be China Buses, Tie. 153. b. Bingapore Tractions. 10-

Industriais, China Sugars, '90 I. Malabons, $27. n. Cald: Macg. Ord: Tis. 11 u. Canton Icos, $2.50 m. Coments (Comb.) $12.70 b. Ropos (Old) $71 United Asbestos $5 b.

Stores, etc, Dairy Farms, $20) n. Watsons, $12.

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Burails-

Stranraer v Dundee United. Inverness Caledonians v Celtic, Dumbarton y Cowdenbeath, Dundee v Morton.

Civil Services Strollers v Clachna- cudden.

Boness v St. Johnstone. Mid Annandale v Ayr. Airdrieonians Dunfermline. Hibernian v Leith Amateurs, Hamilton v Stenhousemuir, East Fife v Queen of South, Clyde y Keith.

Forfar Brechin City Peterhead v Vale of Leithen..

Royal Albert Beith. Kings Park v Bathgate,

Nithadale Wanderers v St. Andrews University.

Inverness Citadel v Armadale, St. Cuthbert Wanderers y Mirren.

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Queens Park v Glasgow Rangers. Kilmarnock y Paisley Academicals, Solway Star v Montrone, Hearts v Clydebank,

Falkirk Amateurs v Leith Athletic. Raith Rovers v Aberdeen.

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ROUGHI WEATHER. TSUGURA MARU PASSES THROUGH STORM. Arriving in port from Singapore N.Y.K. at 7.30 am, to-day, the freighter Taugura Maru reports meeting with exceptionally bad weather during her voyage. For- tunately no damage was sustained by the vessel.

She left Singapore on December 6 and encountered heavy winds and seas the next day at about noon when she was at Lat, 4° 58′ N. and Long 106° 41' E. Thin weather continued for over two days and it was not until she was at Lat, 10" 28 No. and Long 110* s. 37 E. on December 9 at 6 pm.

that there was any sign of a lull.

She continued on her way hero, taking eight days for the trip. She is due to sail for Shanghai át 4 pm, to-day.

Mackintoshs, $18 b. Sinceros, $12 n.

Miscellaneous. Amusements, $281 B. Constructions, 31.30 b. B'que Ind. G. Bonds, 61% H. K. G. Loan 41% s. Prem..

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