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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY,

JANUARY 16, 1937.

BRILLIANT BADMINTON BY UNIVERSITY COUPLE

WEEK-END HOCKEY

Win Three

IMPORTANT · Games

PROGRAMME From The

OF MATCHES Champions

Waseda's Two BUT TEAM

Games

(By The Pilgrim")" ·

An interesting Car Clark Cup hockey match will be seen on the Club ground, King's Park, this after noon when St. Andrew's meet the Central British Association in their return fixture.

In the Arst engagement the Saints won comfortably by four clear goals, but they face stronger opposition to day, the C.B.A. having Improved as a result of the inclusion of MEAN Walker at full back.

nils-

Mrs. Burton who had the fortune to sprain her ankle last week, will be playing in goal, while Miss F. Best will figure in the attack.

The Saints are hoping to repeat a previous performance, but I can't help feeling Central British will re- verse the result.

on

|

LOSES

bad-

Last night's mixed doubles minton lengue matches worked out precisely in accordance with expecta- tons St. John's only lust failed to gel a verdlet from Recreio "B", while the Portuguese first string won com- fortably against University, for whom r. K. Hui and Miss Ulian Khoo again played brilliantly to register three)

This victorles.

cauple

fast themselves establishing

the strongest combination in the Colony. Kowloon Tong fored somewhat worse than expected against Free Miss Lances, though Mackay and Gonsależ did well to beat Mr. and

in

Clubhouse Chatter

SEAFORTHS ARE MAKING SOCCER DEBUT TO-DAY

By: "Veritas"

DISMISSALS FROM THE FOOTBALL FIELD ON THE INCREASE

Mailed Fist Treatment Still Necessary

THERE is just a little per- Choo-eug (Chtriese Y.M.C.A.), and

Y.M.C.A.). Wong (Chinese Men's Doubles! -F. H. Kwok and

(St.

Highly Attractive Programme

KOTEWALL CUP TIE

(By "Veritas")

Special significance is attached to this afternoon's league foot- ball programme. The Seaforth Highlanders, Colony's latest addi- tion to the military forces stationed here, make their debut, and will carry on where the East Lancashires left off. Quite frankly I am completely in the dark as to the strength of the Highlanders' teams, but judging by their achievements in Palestine, they will quite well hold their own in the exalted company of South China, Ulster Rifles and Fusiliers.

turbation in the dovecotes L

Reports have it that they are very endeavour to Improve their prospects fast as well as clever, and will play by beating the Athletic. But the of the Hongkong Football Asso- S. W. Liang (C.R.C.), M. A, Oliveira football' nearer the style of South points are by no means in the bag, cialion. Nothing serious, mind and J. J. Remedios (Recreio), H.

China's than, say that of the Rifles. for Athletle have, made grent strides Fincher and E... F

If this be so, then we can expect in recent weeks and have a team just you, but there has been a suf-Kew

Androw's), S. A fetent number of players order- Broadbridge (St. Andrew's). T. W

Gray and F a rejuvenation in Hongkong football as well balanced as the Caroline Ill

- rejuvenation which, in view of outfit. Their viciary over St.. nese the rather bold and colourless per- Joseph's last week makes them dan- ed off the field, or warned by wong and T. y. Cheong (Chiformances of recent weeks, will be gerous to South China,

YM.C.A.). P. H. Wang and Choo-eng (Chinese Y.M.C.A.) and very much welcomed. J. J. Ong and K. Kon (Chinese Y.M.C.A.), Mixed Doubies:-M. A. Oliveira and Miss M. Siva (Recrek) and S. A. Gray and Misa A. Muc- kenzie,

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lo

M. A. Oliveira, who has entered forthing approaching the

Mrs. Shute and R. Lee und Miss M. Xavier very nearly turned the tables the men's singles, men's doubles and Miss Grits, mixed doubles badminton champion- on Anderson and Anally losing 23-24 in the best match, ships.

of the evening,

The results in detail and amended theague table follow.

RECREIO . Y.M.C.A. The Recreto women's team is down

Y.M.C.A.. the to meet

Though latter's ground at 2.45. beater two-nil when they first int this season, Recrelo can be expected to do better to lag, though another win for the Y.M.C.A. is confidently predicted.

pra

In the junior league Diocesan Girls should have no difficulty in beating C.BA. while the Fusiliers women's team should beat the Y.M.C.A. al Shamshulpo.

CIVILIANS, WASEDA

tearn

The following will represent the ngahist Hongkong Civilians Waseda University on the U.S.I.C. ground at 4 a'rlack to-morrow.

U.B. Souza (Arganiala); A.E.P.

and E.. L. Gosno Guest (Radio) (Argonauta); M. H. Hossan (Radio), W. A. Reed (Club) and J. Gonsalves (Recreta): S. Fowler. (Club), Fowler (Y.M.CA), Pyara Singh (KIT.C.), J. Pinto (K.I.T.C.) and V. Bond (Club).

G.

ST. JOHN'S v. RECREIO “8”

Chon

21-7

J. J. Remedios and Miss C. Silva (Recreio "A")

lost to Hui and Khoo bent Lee and Smalley

At the Cathedral Hall last night,beat Yong and Choa Recreio "B" beat St. John's by 3 1. A. Carvalho and Miss Olga Rames to 4:

(Heerela "A")

Roland Koh and Miss M. Smith (St. John's)

lost la H. A. Barros and Mrs.

E. da Sousa

lost to E. da Sousa and Miss

A. Osmund beat E, A. R. Alves and Miss

A. Remedios

lost to lu and Khoo beat Lee and Smalley beat Yong and Chon

9-21

22-24

David Kwok and Miss P. MacCaw

(St. John's>

10 21 21-1 21- 7 Ribeiro

10 21 21- 8 21 14

FREE LANCES v. KOWLOON TONG At Kowloon Tong last night, the Free Lances beat the Kowloon Tong Club by B games to 1.

R. E. Lee and As M. Xavier (Kowloon Tong) lost to J. L. Anderson and Miss

M. Grimis...

23-24 Mrs. 23-20 lost to K: Shute and

16-21 E. L. H. Shule 21-15 21 18 lost to A. L. Fisher and Miss

6-21 A. Mackenzie Henry Kew and Mrs. E. A. H. Castro (Kowloon Tong)

beat Barros and Sousa beat Sousa and Osmund bent Alves and Remedios ...

A. J. Bennitt and Mrs, G. Beattle

(St. John's)

Waseda University will turn out the

lest to Barros and Sousa following cleven:

lust to Sousa and Osmund M. Ishihara and S. M. Kawashima, Tlost to Alves and Remedios

M.

Kowasuka

Yamada, and H. Tomita; M.

RECREIO "A" v. UNIVERSITY

.....

lost to Anderson and Grimths 11-21 19-21 lost to Shute and Shute.... 14-21

2-21

lost to Fisher and Muckenzie. 10-21 17 21

N. A. E. Mackay and Miss T. Gonzalez (Kowloon Tong) lost to Anderson and Grimths 10-21 21-14 At King's Park last night, Recreio heat Shule and Shute

9-21 Against Waseda this afternoon, "A" beat the University by # games lost to Fisher and Mackenzie. the Hongkong University will include to 3. past students, and will fold the following team:--

Sugawara, K. Kawai, T. Yoncinaru,

Y. "Masamura and Y. Shimoda.

5. F. Chin; Dr. A. M. Rodrigues and Dr. E. L. Gosano; J. Chlu, L. Oliveira and C. H. Teoh; L. H. Tan, S. I. Ling, S. A. Reed, H. L. Ozorio and ̃ ̄ ̄Ã. Czorio.

Waseda should register their first win,

Both-

M. A. Oliveira and Miss ML. Silva (Recrelo "A")

lost to P. K. lui und Miss

Ulian Khou Den 15-21

31-3 beal K. L. Yong and Miss J.

beat T. C. Lee and Miss R.

Smalley

LEAGUE TABLE

Recreio "A" Free Lances C.R.C. Recreio-"p Kowloon Tong St. John's University

P. W. L. F. A. Pts.

G 0 0 48 € 12

4 1 34 D 8 3 0 21 6 G 6-3-2-10-27 0. 0 1

14 40 2

7 0 7 11 52 0

2

0 2 7 11 0,

1936

The BRITISH WOMEN'S

were

CHAMPIONSHIP

and

AMERICAN WOMEN'S

CHAMPIONSHIP

won with

GRADIDGE 'PARMAKER'

GOLF CLUBS

Sole-Agents!

Obtainable at Lano, Crawford's JOHN.... D. _HUTCHISONE O......CO.,

King's-Building

reterees during the last week or make the authorities pucker their brows and wonder whether it is leading up to some

mass malefactions of the 1934-5 sen- son. Following the New Year's Day affair which resulted in a player being dismissed from the field, two league players received marching orders last week and two others were warned by referces. Indications were that the plea made by Sir Thomas Southorn at the beginning of last season, and the stern mea- sures adopted by the Association In dealing with misbehaviour on the field, had proved the neces- sary deterrent to bad conduct. Last season was notably free from suspensions. But there has been quite an amount of trouble this season, and it looks as though the F.A. will have to persist in the malled fist treat- meal if players are not to get completely out of control. Happily there is no call for alarm at the present, and one sincerely hopes that all players will make up their minds to eschew be- haviour which is liable to bring them into disrepute.

Crisis Threat Removed

THE crisis threatened in the local football league by the request of the Navy for their matches from now until March 13 to be postponed, and the A's refusal to this request,

FAS plus the alternative of either playing or retiring from the first division has beer abruptly

ly terminated

by the de-

BILLIARDS TITLES

CHAMPIONSHIPS NEXT WEEK

organised

The Open Billiards Championships of the Colony,

by the Hongkong Amateur Billiards Asso- ciation, will commence on Monday, January 18, when a match in rach of the Senior and Junior Divisions will be played.

A.

The following matches have been arranged for the next two weeks;

Monday, January 18 Senior Championship—P. Yvanovich

v. G. M. P. Remedios (Engineers' Institute).

Championship.-J. A. da

antena

Junior

Our Daily Golf Hint

When you go to play a match game, leave the theory in your locker and play naturally.

-Seymour Dunn.

cision of the Navy to carry on with Luz v. T. F. Jordan (South the fixtures. Navy made their re- | A.A.).

quest because 90 per cent. of the

Fleet is

Is away and they have only a very small personnel from which to

considering the Football Association's

Chinn

Tuesday, January 10

Junior Championship.-C. Strange!

together two teams. However, after v. Lim Howah (Club Lustiano).

answer they have officially replied to the effect that they are prepared to

Wednesday, January 20

carry on with Brst and seeund divi-choe v. J. F. V. Ribeiro sion fixtures as per programme, do-

Junior Championship.---Wong Yui- (Kowloon

Thursday, January 21

Senior Championship.--E.. A. dos Remedios v. U. S. Santos (Engineers Insulúte); A. J. Osmund v. W. H. Andrews (South Chino A.A.).

Junior Championship.--Ernest Lam v. W. Anderson (Club Lusitano).

ing their utmost to turn out reason (Catholic Unlon).

| CC.); G. A. Low v. Mui Chan-jed ably good teams from the talent at their disposal. Colony footballers us a whole will applaud this decision on the part of the Navy, revealing as it does

the sporting principles which guide their participation In Colony sports competitions, and at the same time removing the threat undesirable contretemps. Navy, however, have successfully pleaded for a postponement of 10- day's match against

nst Eastern, pointing out that they have to get together the best possible team for the Kote- wall Cup game to-morrow, and that without dispensation from this after- noon's encounter, this would probably be impossible.

of

a very

Badminton Tourney

Entries

VER

VERY disappointing entries bad

been received by last evening for! the Colony badminton championships which are scheduled to start January

20.

Eight players hot

Friday, January 22

Junior Championship.-Chan Hon- shu v. E. Zimmern (Catholic Union).

Monday, January 25

C.

Rozario v. Lee Chi-choh (Engineers'

Junior Championship.-A.

Institute); A, A. Lewis, v. E. A. V. Remedios (South China A.A.).

Tuesday, January 28,

M.

Junior Championship.-C. Xavier v. Yuen Hong-lu (Club Lusi- tano).

Wednesday, January 27

Senior Championship. Lam Cho- che v. E. L. Barros (Kowloon C.C.); signified their desire to compete in H. W. Staples v. Sinn Hon-yat the men's singles, while there were (Catholic Union). eight men's doubles and two mixed

doubles entries. Entries are due to

close at noon to-day,

though I under-

Thursday, January 28.

stand that if they do not come up to Senior Championship.-M. N. the minimum requirements by that Rakusen y. M. K. Lau (Club Lusi- time, there will be an extension of tane).

one week to encourage further play-

'Junior Championship.-D.

A.

ers to join the competition. Chinese Montalto v. K. F. Tal (Engineers In- Y.M.C.A. have entered in Anc

strength, but amazing to relate there stitute); M. A. Baptista v. C. Wel- was, up to last night, only one singles, Ungs (South China. A.A.).

one men's doubles and one, mixed

doubles entry from Club de Recreio,

while not a single University player

Friday, January 20

Junior Championship.-F. J. A.

All matches

had sent in his name. There was Marques v. Ma Chun-man (Catholic. one pair from Chinese Recreation Union). Club, and two from St. Andrew's, out Kowloon Tong have so for given the championships the cold-shoulder, as have King's College, Free Lances, V.R.C., and other clubs,

Those Will Compete

commence at 8.30 P. sharp. Preliminary rounds in the Senior Championship will be 500 up, and in the Junior Championship 300 up.

Those who intend to watch the matches are requested to note that THE following were the entries up tables for the Championships have Association to last evening. Men's singles: been obtained by the

F. H. Kwok (C.R.C.), M. A. Oliveira only through the courtesy of the (Club'de Recrelo), 9. A. Gray (St, committees of those clubs concerned,

No easy task faces the Seaforthis senior outfit to-day. They are pitted against St. Joseph's, and in view of several considerations. It will

us a surprise if they suffer dufent. But this will not necessarily

come

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not

KOTEWALL CUP

All lengue gumes, with the excep tion of three third division tles, have been suspended to make way for the Kotewall Cup to-morrow. The match is Navy v. South Chint, and the

imply that the Highlanders are in- venue, Sookunpoo, klek off at ferior to our standard of football.n

o'clock. Although certain of the One must permit then time settle down to conditions, the very fast grounds which invariably upset new- comers, and the complete lack of knowledge as to their opponents strength and weaknesses.

On the other hand, If the Sea- forths do win it will be a handsome guide to

bo what maY

expected during the remaining weeks of the league season. Hongkong foot- ballers welcome the Highlanders, and hope they will find their soccer 18 enjoyable here as they have elsewhere.

FIRST DIVISION PROGRAMME With the Navy-Eastern match, T, the first division programme for to- day is reduced to six matches. There

one or

or two tles likely to provide spectators with thrills, and maybe a surprise or two.

are

interest in this match has been robbed by the departure of the Fleet and the consequent loss of talent, Navy are scouring their list of registered

to discover the players

strongest eleven possible. and the result, though it looks fairly sute for South China, is not a foregone conclusion.

The Chinese are taking the en- counter very seriously and are alm- ing to geld n hot team, including Lee Wal-tong, Fung King-cheung and Li Tin-sang,

As this is the only attraction for football flends to-morrow, everybody conneeled with the competition in looking forward to a bumper “gate."

still fighting hurd in their FOOTBALL INTERPORT

Fusillers, still challenge to the

to the Rifles for the lender-

ship have to overcome a big obstacle If they win it In Kowloon Chinese. will be further proof that the mili tary side must be considered as potential chi

tal champions.

Shanghai Chinese Team Coming To Hongkong

Rides, unless they make the mis take of taking things too much for granted should beat Kowloon, but one wonders whether South China "A" can avoid least a

a division of spolls against Recreio on the small King's Park enclosure. Recreio are said to be fielding their strongest team avall- able, and they are out for the points. I rather doubt whether Lee Wal-long Federation, but the date of the match will play for South China as he is has not yet been fixed. It is under- #guring in the Kotowall Cup on Sun-stood that the Shanghai Chinese day. Recreio certainly appear to Football Team will leave for Hong- possess a sporting chance of winning, kong early next month as soon

South Chinn "B," not completely arrangements can be made with the out of the championship running wit| H.K.A.A.F-Wah Klu Yat Po

Shanghai, Jan. 15. The proposal for a Chinese inter- port football match early next month · in Hongkong was passed at the meet- ing of the Chinese Football Com- mittee held here on the 13th, inst.

The proposal was submitted by the Hongkong Chinese Amateur Athletle

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