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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, ·· 1932.

SOCCDR CÚP FINAL

SCOTLAND'S TEAM TO

MEET PORTUGÁL.

Tho following have been selected to represent Scotland against Portugal in the final of the Sunday Herald Charity Cup on the Hongkong Football Club ground on Saturday, March 5th,

kick-off at 4 p.m. sharp Rodger:

Binckburn, Dixon;

McKelvle, A. Duncan: Bell, H, Fraser, Shepherd and Christic. Reserves: Henderson; London Mr. and G. Duncan. Referee, Baldwin, Linoxmen, Messrs. Lawrence and Mose.

Third Division. The following Third Division matches will be played on Satur day March 5th:

R. E. v. R.A.F.-Chatham Ild. ground 2.16 m. referee, Mr. Nosworthy.

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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

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Threo matches in the Junior Challenge Bhield were played on Suturday, in intermittent rain and muddy conditions. Results were: R.A.F.

G It. Navy S.W.B.

LOCAL YACHTING. ·

JUNIOR CHALLENGE SHIELD NINTH CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT

SURPRISE.

ON SATURDAY.

jacket (Mr. H. S. House) and Lolo Blakin (Mr. A. V. Harvey), Blue- Mr. R. Grieve) were the winners of their respective classes in the annual 1 sailing championship events which were concluded on Saturday when the ninth race of the season was salied under the auspices of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club,

12th Bity. 5 Kowloon F.C.

3 R.A.O.C.

2

The winners qualify for the semi- Anala.

The surprise of the series was the defeat of the Navy by the Airmen at King's Park.

distance of 8.30 miles and was as The courto, on Saturday was over follows:-Quarry Bay Mark (P.), Channel Rocks (P.), Mark on ino (8.), Kowloon Rock (8.), Channel Rock (S.).

"II" Class-Started at 2.23 p.m.

Tutal Yael1 Finished Corrected an

4.26.50 4.20,84

Charity Match. A charity naich arranged by the H.K.C.A.A.. to swell the fund being ratsed locally to assist the Shanghal refugees, was played yesterday on the South Chinn ground at Caroline Hill South China Touring players and an all between a team selected from the Harees Army XI, the result being a draw of two genis all.

4.29.12

4.48.00

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Capt. Kigh-Mos) 4.29.23 3 59

(.. Anatrulher) 4.22.02 2 di Mr. A. V. Harvey) Dulal Befeh

20

(Mafur Ringham) 4.21,17

Stakin 11. E. Major General J. W. Sani-Dans lands, G.O.C., accompanied by Capt. Joseph's-St.R. M. Cameron, A.1.C., arrived 2.46. referee fore the kick off and the players were ju" & "Y" Class--Started at 2.30 p.m.

presented to him. Others present in- Ploded the Ilon. Mr. R. I. Kotewall Duplin

Shield Competition.

The Emergency Committee have decided that the amended dates for the Shield Competitions shall be na followe:--

- Semi-Finala Senior & Junior.-- Saturday March 191k.

Finals Senior & Junior-Salur

March 26th

day

Owing to the absence of the Argylls. The Committee decided that the Club should pass into the senior final.

The senior

V.

final, Police S.W.H.. is to be played on the Club ground at 4.15 p.m. sharp.

The draw for the Junior Com- petition will take place on Tues- day, the Beth, and will be notified to Clah later.

SEVEN-A-SIDE

RUGBY.

TOURNAMENT ON MARCH 12.

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Final arrangements for the seven- side Rugby Tournament which it is proposed to hold in the middle of March, were made at a meeting of representatives board H.S. Tamar at which were present Cont- mander Morrie (President), Dr. J. A. MeElney, Mr.

Mosary. Lieut. Pryor and Lieut. Commander Crick Hon. Secretary),

. .

it was then decided to hold the tournament on Saturday, March 12, on the Chub ground Happy Valley, commencing at 3 p.m. Should there be more than eight teams, preliminary rounds will be played on Wednesday March 9

Each game will be of fifteen minutes duration, with one minute interval hat should there be no de esion at the end of the game, an extra three minutes each way will the played. There will be ten minutes play each way in we final match with an interval of three minutes. Rugby Union Rules will be nofhered to,

One or two teams may be entered from the fallowing clubs, military and naval units: The Hongkong Fast- ball Club (Rugby Section), the Hong kung and Shanghai Bank, Kawinon Rugby Club, South Wales Borderers, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and other

military units, H.M.S. Horney, ith Submarine Flotilla, HMS. Tamar and small ships.

Entries should be forwarded to the Hon. Secretary by noon Friday next. It is requested that the fol- lowing details be given: (a) Names of

players and reserves (three reserves for each team) and places in the field (three forwards, one serum-half,

two three-quarters and one full buck), (b) Colours and (c) Numbers. Reserves can only replace an in- jured man in the next match. No play for more than one

TITY can Lean.

ON

The charge for admission to the ground

March 12, when eight teams will contest the final stages, will be $t to the covered stand and G0 cents to the uncovered stands, serviermen in uniform, half price.

The proceeds will be devoted to Naval and Military Charities.

It is requested that all communi- cations be addressed to the Hon. Secretary, Seven-a-Side Tournament C/u The Captain's Ofee, H.M.S. Tamar.

SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKETERS.

FIRST OFFICIAL MATCH IN NEW ZEALAND.

Christchurch, Feb, 27. Following their recent tour of Australla, the South African cricke- ters are now in New Zealand where they played a representative alde on Saturday in their First Test match on the Island,

Be-spothes

4.30.53

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(Mr. It. Dise1)

Colur Katry)

4.54.20 4.34,30

and Mrs. Kotewail. The covered Alma slands were well patronised and a large number witnessed the match Why Wander from the Leighton 1 slopes.

4,30,301

4.00.39

4.34.00

4.23.IT

(Capt Forken)

Duejacket BooJam

4.22.04

4,72.02 1 GR

Mr. 1. B. Bouse!

4,33.07

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South China won the tong and the line out was as under:

South Chinn-Wong Ki-leung; Astanar Leung Yon-chan and Tam Kong-pak; Shui Ping-thun; Chen Sui-hong, Chui Lola Leung Wing-clui. Lee Wai-tong and

"C" Kwok-luen, Fung King-cheong. Suri Eanier Kam-ahun and Ip Pak-wah.

Army XL-Johnson; Mullane and Morrison; MacGlashinh, Channinge and f Underwood; Harris, Davies, Gillott, Padmore and Durenn.

Referee, S. M. II. Scott R.E. Mr. R. I. Kotwall kicked off for the Army.

were

Mr. G. Pickering) 4,35,10 A (Comule. Walker 18. ("fa-Started at 2.35 p.m.

4.89,11

4.60,25

60

4.50.11

(Mr. J. (irleve)

4.00.02

(Capt. W. C. Rorej

Yesterday's Event.

The R..K.Y.C. defeated the Army in a whole-day sailing contest yes- terday:

Course(1) Channel Rocks (P), (2) Rumsey Shoal (P).

Morning Race,

an

Daphine

l

Armpi

York

Hosted by

Josillos

100

Maj. Tosh

1

Lt. Col. Densterlite

Capt. Mintym

A

Maj. Forfiner

Maj. Somerville

14

Capt. Fawkes

Tutal

Why Water

ket pdwell

Presentation of Souvenirs. Twenty-four silver medals presented by the China Treasure Co. as souvenirs to the players. Before asking His Excellency to present the metals, Mr. Mok thanked the Army for the assistance they had given the Federation in arranging the match. He thanked the General for being present at the match and for kindly consenting to present the medala, Mr. Kotowall for kicking off and Mr. Arkulia Kotewall for drawing the winning thes football ticket. He niso thanked the

Alle Wings Players for turning out, especially endu mentioning those who had made the Atan Journey from Canton.

it. E. then presented the nedals.: On the call of Lee Wai-tong, three ehrers were given for H. E. the 6.0.C.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

MACÃO VISITORS WIN TWO MATCHES.

Club

Mr. Grist

Hr. Verre

Mr. Nichola

Mr. Jurk

Mr. Re

Mej. Stewart

12

Total

Afternoon Race.

Army, Me. the ourse

Mai, Harry

Argulia It

Dorothea

I. Anatruther

Al

Winge

Skofurs

KUNNE

Diann

A team of hockey players from Mucno arrived in Hongkong on Satur- day and over the

Cultran week-end played

Daphne

Capt. Bow

Mal. Lockner Lt. Col. Maren

p.m. Total

*.m. Total

Grand Total

Cipb.

Mr. Crnuche?

Mr. Sandy

Mr. Pickering

Maj. Stewnt

Mine Stoken

two matches with local teams, the Why Wonder7 Mr. Jack visitors winning in each case,

illusjarkri The Portuguese

players showed Speedwell wonderful combination in both their games and fully deserved their victories. They are a skilful term and under the captaincy of Lieut. F. da Costa are a diffleult combination. to beat.

Despite the rain on Saturday the) visitors from Macao engaged the Jat Regimant and won by three guals to one.

The match was to have been played on the Marina ground but owing to the enndition of the field was played at King's Park. Yester terday morning the visiting players had a narrow win over the Central British Association, scoring once with- out reply.

F.m. Tesal

H.m. Total

Grand Total

4

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COLOUR IN £300,000 COACH STATION. Cement and coloured glass com- The players were C. Capitule; Jbined Rodrigues, M. Cardoso; J. Ferreira, scintillates with innumerable hues make a concrete which Lieut. F. da Costa, Lino Ferreira; J. Tangeire, I. Angelo, J. Laertes, on the base of the central tower of the largest motor-coach station In the world.

Costa and A. Santus.

CANTON MARATHON.

TWO HUNDRED RUNNERS

INCLUDING GIRLS.

The third round-the-city marathan over a distance of about nine miles organised under the auspices of the

This is the new station being built at Victoria, London, to serve nearly 2,500 coaches a day.

Instead of sand and Thames hal- Inst, the white Portland cement is mixed with broken

Beer bottles, Glass lampshades. Window panes, Polson bottles. All this gives strength and lus

Kwangtung Athletic Association, took place on Saturday in Canton underi Despite the slippery and muddy course infavourable wenther conditions. tre to the concreto, 209 contestants, including several tion is the "chart room," where One of the wonders of the sta- giris participated.

officiuls, with in convincing Hpread in front of them, will con-

maps of manner by Yuan Tin-cheng, a student; trol by telephone the fleet of hun- with Lal Yuk-hsiang second and Lal dreds of coaches travelling from Hiting-chak third.

The race was won

The first prize for girls was won all parts of the country. hy Miss Feng King-kl, student of the Girls' Normal School

The winner of last year, Chao Fal. participated but falled to get place.

AMATEUR FOOTBALL..

VICTORY FOR ENGLAND IN. INTERNATIONAL

Swansea, Feb. 27.

New Zealand took first knock and An Amateur International football

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