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YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY

(Continued from Page 8.)

In the centre of the attack is Sea- man Hawgood, who on this, his first appearance in the Colony showed himself a player capable of good work in front or goal and by no means Blow seize opportunities when they ar.no. The two inside men,

A. B. Robertson and Tel. Lewis-into 'also very clover with the stick.

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is the short, compact comedy❘ Conotaph at the conclusion of the welcome deliverance from the Service on Armintlee Day, will ple throwing, slapstick affairs, with kindly inform the undersigned, in which we are still spoon-fed. There

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stitutes, Lieut. White, Lleut Slade and Lieut. Bartlett did some really unctal work. Hind the strongest team beon Aided there is no doubt the Mamak team would have gone under by a much larger margin.

Sub, Lieuta, Donald and Sinde scored for the Officers while A. B.

lodges replied for the ratings.

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Lieut. Donald, Lieut. White, Lieut. stajendle; Lieut. Galaford, Lieut. Hasolfoot

and Lieut. Lloyd; Sub.

Slado, Lieut. Bartlett and Lieut. Bimingham.

Mamak Team.-Ldg.

Sig. Evana: Tel. Steers and Ldg. Soa." Rhodes; E. R. A.. Wisdom, E. R. A. Dunn and A. B. Hodgen; C. P. O. Noseworthy, A. B. Robertson, Ldg. Sex. Hawgood. Tel. Lewis and A. B. Allen,

MAMAK GAMES.

of the One of the best matches season was the result of the meeting in the Mamak tournament at King's Park yesterday between the 24th Battery R.A., and H.M.S. Tamar. The Battery won by three goals to two.

The exchanges throughout were even and the standard of play was higher than that witnessed in many of the games to-date. The reason for this was the excellent combination and the eventdeas in prowess of the opposing factions.

The Naval alde was well served by the centre half, Downs, who broke up attack after attack levelled at their Injury to the foot and was forced to goal. Unfortunately he received an Aleave the field for a while.

BATTERY WIN.

The Tantor were the first to open ly it was directed by none other then 10.25 J. B. Mackie, G. H. Russell, Lionel Barrymore, now one of the 100 A. F. L'asaman, A. E. Charman. the first half, and before the interval the scoring, Stone finding the net in noat popular screen plavers in the 10.30 A. K. MacKenzie, A. A. Lopes. Collier replied for the Battery. In world. Unfortunately The Unholy 10,40 I. W. Shewan, M. W. Buda, the second half Salt gave the Army Night has finished its run and recom- 10.45. W. Mulcahy, A. P. Hall-Thomp-men the lead but Stone brought the mendation comes rather too late to be of much value. Nevertheless it 10.50 I. II. Geare, K. S. Robertson.

scores level again. Shortly "before the end Sraith netted the winning not entirely out of place to remark

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TO EXPERIMENT

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BORDERERS ON S. CHINA? Can the Borderers beat South China on Sunday? Well there are points in their favour. For one thing the Chinese team has been out of soccer for a fortnight, and another is that the Borderers are playing frat rate football, They are not us pretty as South China, but They

be equally Can effective, as the Club found out to their Cont t fortnight ago fence is not strong enough to hold Frankly I feel the Borderers' de- the dashing and deadly Chinese vanners, but on the other hand the

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soldiers' have which can score and score fast. The best balanced team will win, and it will probably be the Chinese.

The match between the R.A.3.C. and the 1st H.K,S. Battery, which was postponed from October 13th was played off yesterday and resulted in a win for the Indians by four goals to nil

The Battery had the

services of Licut. J. K. Macfarlane. the Army entre forward, who signalised fret

hi appearance in the Mamak tournament by metting two goals in the first half. It was in this half that the Battery scored their two other goals.

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Playing at Caroline Hill yesterday afternoon the Radio Sporta club do feated the Wishart by 7 goals to 2 in an interesting game. The Radio Singh. P. Singh and H. Singh, end were without the services of M. the Wishart were 'so without the

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REFEREE'S ACTION (Continued from Page 8.) these players to the Colony the Navy should make a successful bid; to take the Sim Shield from the Club, the present holders.

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THE team to represent the Med- way in the Mamak competition also enjoys a reputation that can not be discounted and they are no doubt the strongest of the naval Sandakan units in the league. Eighteen Straits players have been signed on an Amoy eligible to play, all past masters in the art of hockey, and the selection of the strongest team will require not a little thought.

10 excellent are the revisiona mada in the rules of hockey by the International Hockey Board that they do not call for comment. Many the legues which, in the past, have caused such confusion are now made clear and they have been readily accepted by the Mamak tournament committee and other clubs in the Colony. The rule which is likely to cause the great- at trouble is that which states that in stopping the bali neither toot nor leg may be used in sup nort of the stick. This practice has been used freely in the past and in the games which have been played since the publication of the les has been responsible for the fremment blowing of the whistle. Another revision which is likely to cause concern for a while is that h regard to the bully, it being now decreed that only the fat face of the stick can be used for play- ing the ball or making contact with the opponent's stick at a bully. Before this alteration the hooked stick was invariably used.

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