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CASSUMBHOY

THE GIANT KILLER

BRILLIANT FEAT AGAINST LO

STRAIGHT SETS VICTORY

(By "Veritas")

J. A. E. Casiumbhoy, the young Indian Recreation Club player astounded the local ten n's community yesterday by eliminating M. W. Lo a former champion in the semi-final of the open singles in three straight sets. He now meeti his club mate, S. A. Rumjabu in the final which takes place on Tuesday, March 21.

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Camumbhoy surpassed all previous fonts in his truly brilliant victory! ard has assured himsef, of place among the leading local ex- ponents of the game. He may not best Rumiahn in the final but if h plays anything up to his current form, he will give the champion great fight.

REVELATION,

The most surprising, and pleasing revelation made by Cassamblay was his working knowledge of court-craft and tactics. He had Lo thoroughly beaten in both of these phases as well as in stroke production. his corner t corner driving, discriminately mixe with short chops and lobs kept L guessing throughout the match and never did the Indian lose control o the exchange.

He called the tune from the opening rally and made Lo pay the pred so the extent of a three acts reverso,

And by the way, who has claims to the fastest service in Hongkong? Judged on his game yesterday and the Exilutions oftener players during th tournament Casaumbhoy earns the distinction. Certainly he scored more aces with his firet service, than any other contestant has, and when thi failed him, he followed i. up with an eronly effcetive second delivery. which, if not so pacy, had Lu Hindi- krots with its unexpected twist and sharp rise from the ground.

MAGNIFICENT GROUND'

STROKES.

As a matter of fact I thought Cassumbhoy could have made much more use of these punishing stroke: by following up to the net, When h: particularly needed e point he did s and invarlahly succeeded, but for the most part hung back on the baseline.

But thanks to his magnificen ground strokes, he paved the way to a comfortable victory. He found the corners and tram line- with the accuray of a veteran, and Lo, sent surrying from ene sid: to the other, eventually found the por too hot for him and was lured into erroza.

M. W. Lo, a former champion, decisively beaten by J. A. E. Car sumbhoy in the sami final of the tenuia championship yesterday.

MACAO RACE MEETING

SELECTIONS FOR 7 EVENTS,

(By “Ringtall").

The following are my selections for the Macao Spring meeting to be held to-morrow.

1st Race.

Kwangchow Agua Pura Carnation II

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2nd Race.

New King Cheerful Sun Shimmy II"

3rd Race.

Partnership Heather Leaf Gold Box

4th Race.

.Buchanan Banjelina Powerful King

6th Race.

Poker Face Spotted Butterfly Lucky Face

6th Race, Battling Horse Bo'd Lad Jackie

th Race.

Double Face- Harel Leaf Golly Eyes

WITHDRAW FROM SPORT ADVTS.

LEAGUE

ATHLETIC, EWO & ST. JOSEPH'S IN DIFFICULTIES

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB.

SPRING RACE MEETING,

Sunday, 12th March, 1933.

UNPRECEDENTED Race at this Mecting

POSSIBILITY

The possible withdrawal of Chinese Athletic from the first d.vision and of Ewo and St. Joseph's from the second divi- sion has now been indicated.

"Chinese Athletic hate again 'called off their league match against South China, arranged to take glace to-morrow o11 the grounds that four of their regular players are not available having left the Colony'...

Ewo and St. Joseph's appear to be suffering from the difficul. ty of team raising, and at Tues- day's meeting of the Football League Council, the three cases will be considered. ・・

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The Masao Derby is the FIFTH | Didn't have an apartment on

Park Avenue. .She didn't. The First Race will commence have a Rolls-Royce. She didn't promptly at 200 p.m.

Have even a diambrid or a brace First Saddling Boll at 1.30 p.. let She was not without honour, not without pride, not without "LOVE. Try to deny her a place among the real wives and sweethearts of men!

ADMISSION:

Non-Members to Members' Enclosure $2.

.Public Enclosure 40 cents. Members MUST show their: Badges to gain admittance.

Ladies are cordially invited to, attend the Races without charge. No ladies tickets will be issued.

Tiffins, Teas, and Refreshments will be obtainable, at the Race Course at reasonable prices.

See Steamship Notice for Special Sailings to" Maçao.

For three teams to withdraw from the league ordy, a month" from the end of the season is unprecedented in local football, and it is, of course, quite possible, that in view of the tremendous effect the expunging of their re- cords would have on the leading. teams in the first and second divisions, that the clubs will be asked to reconsider their position and endeavour to see the season through..

HOTEL WIN AT FOOTBALL

WIRTH'S HAT-TRICK AGAINST LANE CRAWFORD'S

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The soccer game between teams La Gawford's and the Hongkong Hotel, played on Thursday on the St. Josepea College ground resulted in a win of 3-1 in favour of the, Hotels wide, and was witnessed by a fair number of interested specta- Lord,.

The game opened up very evenly, with both defences showing up better than the forwards.

The Hotels settled down quicker than their opponents and a bout of asing, in which White and Msk were prommient, saw the latter go- id down ne une to send in a perfigh pass to Wirth, who opened the score Lew with a well placed shot. A minutes later this player receiving a forward pan from Brown. who was playing a leader's game, wor ed his way in to put his side further ahead with a beautiful cross shot,

At this stage the defence of Lane Crawford's was seen at its best with Skinner and Ogley outstanding.

a se sasil ford took up the offensive, and kent the Hotels

penned up in their own half.

SHOCK FOR INCOGNITOS Fernandes was a tower strength

One could sympathise with Lo. He Unbeaten Mamak Record

was caught on an off day, when non" of his strokes were "working at all well. His backhand volley, generálly one of his best weapons of attack, completely broke down and he only

enrsions to the net on this hand.

Spoilt by Battery

The Incornitos failed to main tain their enbesten record in the

in the Hotel defence, and was effect- ive with the athers in stemming the rush of Lane Crawford's forwards.

one accommoges, however,

2-1.

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HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB.

Tennis Tournament. The following dates have been arranged:-

SEMI-FINALS CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES. Shaw and Packer

V...

Goldman and Fincher TUESDAY, 14th March,

Rumjahn and Rumjahn

Leonard and Hachiuma THURSDAY, 16th March. FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES TUESDAY, 21st March. FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES

THURSDAY, 23rd March. Reserved Seats ($1.10 each) can now be booked at Messrs Moutric & Co.

THE HONGKONG MUSICAL. SOCIETY

presents

THE SCHNEIDER TRIO

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ROOF GARDEN HONGKONG HOTEL

March 13th, at 9.15 p.m. *

1st Part HARPSICHORD

2nd Part PIANO TRIOS

The new grand Harpsichord. Ogley, who had gone up to the centre with 6 pedals was specially con- turward Lerts, receiving the close in made no mistake in bundling structed in 1932 for the Schneider it into the net, to make the scores Trio by T. C. Neupert, Nuernberg. Works by Rameau, Purcell, Hereafter the Hotels attacked gond movement on the left flank, saw Fernandes lob the ball over Skinner's hend for Wirth to register the final count for the winners and incidently to complete his hat-trick. Mr. F. C.

made one winning shot in his ex- Mamak tournament yesterd". strongly from the kick-off, and a Leclair, Handel, Brahms, Arensky,

Now and again he flashed out an old-time passing backhand drive which found its mark, but the uncertainty

being defeated at Caroline Hill by the 12th. Battery by two goals to one.

The exchanges in the first half

of his ground strokes, plus hit were even although shortly before

miserable overhead work, made the interval the incogs gained the Barry had charge of the Game. obvious that whilst Casumbhoy could lead through R. C. Reed. The remain steady, Lo mist lasė,

LOSING GAME.

Only once did Lo get in the lead

Battery Improved with the change over and netted the equaliser af- tor play had been in progress for some time, Lawrence scoring. when he won the first gains: of th second set.

He also managed to catch Play was fast until the end and Caseumbhoy at the sixth same of the just before the final whistle Naime same set, but otherwise, he way for ever fighting a losing game.

Cassumbhoy leapt into a three-love lead at the start, hung on to the Advantage, finally to go out" at G-1 11 the first set. He again went to 3-1 in the second stanza, was caught at all, but gathered the next three games in great style.

Lo put up very little resistance 'In the third set. He tried to upset. Catrumbhay by adding pace to hi driving, but the young player stood un and returned them with interest He walked off with the set and match ut, 6-2, after leading four love.

SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME.

South China and China Athletic Game Declared Postponed.

With the postponement of the first divialan fixture between South China Land China Athletic to-morrow, there will be only three third division game. These are:

ground. Rofereo, Mr. J. Gomes.

gave the Battery the two points and the honour of being the Grat

to lower the Incogs' colours this

season.

M.C.C'S. BIG SCORE.

240 Runs for 4 Against South Australia.

Adelaide, March 10. The M. C. C. commenced the last match of the Australian tour, South Australia. providing the opposition, at Adelaide this morning.

Winning the toss, Jardine elect- ed to bat first. At lunch they had obtained 54 runs for 1 wicket.

PING PONG

S. CHINA GIRLS BEAT, JUVENILES

A friendly ping pong game took place on Thursday at South Cafna Girs Association between S. C. Girls and Portuguese Juvenile Team, in which the home team won by six ramas. Scafes:

B. C. Girls. HA. Liu Tivf Ying & Mr. A. A. Metto o

M. Silva Leung Woon

M. Oliveirs ... A. Kavİır B. Goan

At the close of play the M.C.C.A had scored 240 for the loss of 4 wickets, Paynter knocking, up 62.

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WHALERS RACE.'

Kick off at & p.m.-China Athletic Service Boats Compete for v. St. Joseph's. Hongkong Club Yacht Club Trophy.

Kick off at 4.30 p.m.-B. E, v, south The sixth race for service whalers China. Scokunpoo, Leforco, L. S. for the Royal Hongkong. Yacht Club Archer. Lincolns v. RA.F. Chatham trophy was sailed yesterday aver a Road. Referee, Ezt Joynson, R.A. course of seven miles, starting at 2

Dm, Details,

The cricket match arranged to take place to-morrow between Meara, Lane, Crawford, Ltd., and the China Light & Power Recreation Chup, has heep cancelled.

Time

Keppel Wishart

3.45:34

8.54.28

Kant II

3.50.67

Wren Kent I Medway II ..

2.64.67

4.08.02 4.05.57

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Leung Man Wa Tang K. Ching & Chu Wing Man Wong Yuan Lan i

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Javender

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C. M. Xavier ... 110

Total

RIFLE SHOOTING.

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Cup Presented by the

Club's President.

MONTHLY COMPETITION.

The March monthly shoot of the on Saturday, March 18 and Sunday, Hongkong Rific Club will take place March 19, at 2.30 p.m. and 10 a.m. res pectively at Kowloon Tong.

at the 200 yards, 500 yards and 600 garda ranges, with one sighter and seven shots to count at each range.

Mr. 13. Wylle has kindly presented a cup

to the Club. This Cup is to be presented to the member with the hebest aggregate at the monthly shoots over a period of six months, Details as regards/conditions will be notified next month, meanwhile it in urged that as many members as possi- ble attend the club monthly shorl.

etc.

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