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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1995.

ST. ANDREWS WIN AGAIN

HONGKONG SENIOR BASKET BALD CHAMPIONS 1935.

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APPRECIATION

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OFFICIALS

The Hongkong Football Association gave expression to its appreciation of the services of Major C. M. Manners and Captain Hague at the Sports Club last evening when pre- sentations were made to these two officials. Both are leaving Hongkong in the New Year and their departure means a big loss to local football.

Sir Thomas Southern, president H.K.F.A., made the presentations in the presence of a large gathering which included Col. H. C. Harrison, Dr. R. II. Kotewall, Hon, Mr. M. K. Lo, Major Duclos, Mr. T. A. Mitchell, Indy Southorn, Ara, Kotewall," Mrs. Manners, Mrs. Hague, Mrs. Regan and Mrs. Chaplain.

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not been realised. I cannot, however, trace any school game except against the Central British School, which the C.B.S. won by thirteen runs. The result will do both schools a lot of good in the way of bucking

them up.

"

The C.B.S. are lucky to have a strong nucleus of the last year's team left, including particularly Baxter and Holden. The former have not seen on the field though I hear great things of him.

.

The latter I bave seen, and he In quite worth his place in any secund League team now, and will hn able to get into any first League nide Inter if (a) he slicks to it. (b) duca not try to bowl too fast and (e) does not get a swollen head.

IN MEN'S DOUBLES BADMINTON

S. & S. HOME OUTPLAYED

con-

St Andrew's "A" solidated their position at the head of the men's doubles divi- sion of the badminton league last night when they enter- tained and defeated Sailors and Soldiers Home by eight games to one.

The Sainte now lead the two Recreio icams C.R:C. and Fire Brigade by two points, but have played one more game than Recreio "A".

The Wong brothers dropped the only game, loxing to Gibbons and Ed- warles, the S, and S. firal string. The visitors were handicapped by the absence of Yang Chang, their leading exponent, and they could make no im- pression against the powerful Saints Foutfit.

Scores:

E. F. Fincher and H. Kew (St. Andrew's, beat O. C. Gibbons and A. Edwards 21-4; bent R. K. Collings and J. Heath 21-0: beat D. Waylen and W. J. Ilanner 21-3.

A. E. P. Guest and P. A. Broad- bridge (St. Andrews) beat Gibbons and Edwards 21-9; bent Collings and Heath 21-0; beat Waylen and Hanner 21-0.

R. K. and F. V. Wong (St. An- drew's) lost to Gibbons and Edwards 10-21 beat Collings and Heath 21-12; beat Waylen and Hanner 21-5,

LEAGUE TABLE

Games

P. W. L. F. A. Pu.

0 40 5 10 5 4 1 33 58 14 0 31 5 5114 11

St. Andrew's "A" & 5 Recreio "B" Recreio "A" C.R.C

Yes, I know it's rude perhaps, but I've seen two or three good youngsters Fire Brigade go that way, and as I am quite old St. John's....

Talkos

R.C.

The gifts took the form of an in-enough to be his father I hope hol St. Andrew's "3" 6 scribed silver cigarette cane to Major forgive me for being blunt. I think Manners, and an inscribed sliver

it won ty.c" who said, when he cigarette box and silver salver to was well over fifty, that he learned Captain Hague.

aething, fresh about cricket' every time he played.

ZEAL AND EFFICENCY

Was there not a little quatrain In making the presentation on be- about a cricketer who thought he half of the II.K.F.A. Sir Thomus knew everything about the game? I Southorn paid a warm tribute to the forget how it goes--perhaps some of goal and efficiency of both Major my readers will be able to tell me. Manners and Captain Hague during but it enumerates what he thought Cheir association with football in he was, and one line recording this

had worked ox-stated

inter that he was,

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hard and had never Colony The Umpire, the Pavilion Cat."

Football in the

alice,

themselves, owed a great deal to their labours Can anyone help me out? There and the F.A., he said, would keenly are a lot of fine cricketers who lase miss their services in the future. He a lot by being too adjectivally wished Captain Hague "Good Luck" cocksure as to their knowledge of the during his forthcoming_sojourn __In_game. Malta.

COMING CRICKET

The recipients suitably replied, ex- I shall have a heavy job in trying

pressing pleasure that they had been

.I.C. S. and S. Hone Eliot Hall "A" Kowloon Tong

Eliot Hall "B"

Army In Winning Position

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Bowling Analysis

able to do something, however smail, to keep pace with this week's cricket. Bonavin

the hope to do an account of the Ballard towards fostering football in Colony. They recalled their connecArmy and Navy match on Friday, Elvin tion with the Football Association but as I have an office which gets Perake with distinct pleasure and the gifts up and bites me a tergo every time | King that evening would never fail to re-1 iry to slide out for an odd ten Garthwaite mind them of the happy days spent minutes; I fear it. will be hearsay, In the Colony.

A warm welcome was also accorded CẠI H. C. Harrison, successor Lo Major Manners as Chairman of the H.K.F.A., Sir Thomas Southern wish ing him the best of luck in le new dutles.

M.C.C. BEATEN

English Tourist In New Zealand

though I will publish nothing I do not get from players in the game,,

It will. I trust, be possible to deal more faithfully with the Club and Army match, a week hence. I have not seen the teams for Thursday bút I gather Arthur Beck is

up, here on Christmas leave and will be plaster- ing them down. fem. Let the St. Jahn Ambulance Brigade know this, unless the wicket is a really

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The Army

Major Bonavle, st. Bartley, b

Holland-31artia

leut. Wiliam, bw, b Tufnell Lieut. Dawson, e Davenport, by

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Garthwaite, e.. Wraith, 1 Ligand-lartia Capt. Perase, w., & Dale Lieut. Julinton,

Wraith, Hunting Capt. Walch, & Baker, b Holland-

Martin

It should. Joking a batsCpl. Ballard, e Dale, I Tufnell

very good game unless the men collapse, Personally I want a rest in the open air and I should like, to see n really well fought gome and I don't care if it does end in a draw. These holidays, I shall take my exer- cies in a purely oriental fashion.

Wellington, Dec. 24, Wellington to-day hent the M.C.C. cricket tourists by fourteen runs in the

visitors' first match in Now the first Innings, had taken eight for Zejnul.

63, capturell another four wickets for The visitors won the tons but sent 47 runn.

Pte. Harbert, not out C. S. M. Elvin, not out

Extras

Total (for 8 wkte.)

Fuallier King to bat,

Bowling Analysis

in the home side, which wan disisinsed The tourists lost their last wickot Hunting ..... for 144 runn. The tourists then made for 130 runs. E. D. Blundell, the Tufnell

166 before dismissal. In the second old Cambridge blue, followed up his Holland-Martin innings Wellington made 146, of which first innings performance of three for Dale El contributed 61. J. Sims, who, in 29, with five for 50-Router.

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