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SHAMEEN SOCCER.

EL.M.S. MOTH WIN IN FIRST MATCH.

Shameen, Oct. 20,

In a League match played here on Saturday between H. M. S. Moth and II. M. S. Seamew, the former emerged the winners

ners of a well- fought contest by two goals to one goal. This was the Moth's first

in appearence League game this season, and Seamew were popularly expected to win. Moth, however, victory were full value for their

|and deserved both points.

The game was a very fast one, with alternating raids which kept both

first defences busy, The Bere went to Moth when Scamew's right back turned the bull into his own gual, the interval arriving without any

further addition.

Early in the second half, Senmew got on terms, but thereafter were very weak, Moth having the better. of the exchanges for practically the remainder of the

Nunu game. scared the winning goal for Moth when the refuree awarded a free- kick against Seamew's Randle for Handling outside the penalty area. Mr. Younghusband lined up th following teams:

Moth-Avery; Colaeli; Brandon; Shimmins, Thornton, King: Bee- Short. Taylor, kett, Nunn, Lieut.

Mullett.

Seamew.--Adama:

Howard,

Friend; Wright, White, Porter; Barnett. Court, Miner, Collison,

| Hutchinn.—Cur Own Correspon-

dent.

CANTON GOLF.

INTERESTING TOURNEY ON SUNDAY.

Canton, Oct. 26.

Frankie Genaro, who lost his world's flyweight

Jast title night, to Young Pax, the French champion.

GOLE

as

the STARS Play it

GLENNA COLLETT KEEPS HER HEAD

DOWN LONG

AFTER THE

BALL

HAS

BEEN HIT

27. 1931.

LOCAL TENNIS.

MISS ENID LO'S FINE VICTORY.

Any proof needed to display Miss Enid Lo as the leading lady tenuls player of the Colony was amply provided yesterday, when the holder of the singles title defented Mrs. R. E. Tottenham in straight. seta in the arst round of the cur rent championship.

The match

was played at the U.S.R.C., and served up some very. worthy tennis. Misa Lo's sound- Bess in all departments was the deciding factor in her favour, though Mrs. Tottenham fought as tenaciously as of yore. The win- attack. ner, however, not up an which sho sustained to such effect that her opponent had no oppor- tunity of countering anva in do- fenea which

eventually broke down.

There were a few protracted rallies, which were generally finish- ed off by Miss Lo with a cleverly- placed what down the lines, the direction of which she concealed until the last moment with great dexterity. On the whole, however, the exchanges were narrowed down to a quick positioning on either side, followed by an ace.

Both sets west to ten games, Miss Lo breaking through Mrs. Tottenham's service to win the first at 6-f She should have cap tured the second

at 6-2, hut thanks to a courageous recovery on the part of the loser, the set was taken to —4.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

VICTORIES FOR MILITARY TEAMS.

Playing at King's Park yesterday afternoon. a fram from the South Wales Borderers defented the Hong- kong Hockey Club neconds by four goals to all. The military side wers bviously for superior, netting three

the second.

An interesting golf tourney wak played off here yesterday between The Captain's tram (1. H. Laffond) and the Secretary's tent (C. E. Sandstrom}. ht the Tunshan Recreation Club, the Secretary'a

How can I overcome the tempta- times in the first hal? and once in team winning by 914 points to 211⁄2tion to look up? paints. The results follows:

Were AM

4.

Singles. Lafond beat and G Sandstrom beat Smith 3 and 2. Davis beat Hanaford 6 and Arndt beat Burdtek 3 and 2. King beat Pote-Bant 2 and 1. Hunt and Gerrard tied.

Fourbalis,

Argylls Bent Radlo. Every golfer should know that

The Radio Sports Club were defeat- yesterday you can't hit from memory. That's by two clear goals

handy little phrase to keep in afternoon by the Argyll and Suther- land Highlanders on the U.S.R.C. front of you if you are que who ground. Netting twire in the first has trouble keeping his erg on the half, the Highlanders maintained their ball. But perhaps nothing is lend till the end. Piny was more even more dificult to acquire than the in the recond half, when no acoring faculty of keeping the eyes took place. riveted on the ball until the stroke

Sandstrom and Hf beat Latfunds and Smith 2 and 1.

Davis and Hunt beat Hanaford fand Gerrard 5 and 3.

completed.

The moment the eye is taken

pr

off the ball in any part of the and the ball will be correctly hit

A rolfer ones remarked; swing, the head rives, and when they used $20 old nieces for ters, the head moves, the body moves

Burdick and King beat Arndt and Pote-lunt 3 and 2-Our Owner says with it. If the eyes are you'd see a lot less of this hurried Correspondent.

kept on the ball, it's ten to one the looking up that smalls so head and body will do their parts golf shots,"ART KRENZ,

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