VOLUNTEER CRICKET WEEK GAMES
Teams Are Announced
The following deums have been selected to represent the HK.V.D.C., during Race Week.
v. K.C.C.
At K.C.C. ground on Monday, February 22:H. Owen Hughes (Captain), E Zimmern, A. Zimmern, W. Rapley, G. Souza, IL A. Murray, A. K. Mackenzie, E. J. R. Mitchell, P. C. Frost, J. E. Richardson, I. S. Forbes.
v. UNITED SERVICES At H.K.C.C. ground Tuesday, Hughes February 23:-H. Owen
(Captain), A. K, Mackenzie, R. H. Grifiths, J. E. Richardson, H. B. Neve, T. Mudur, G. A. Stewart, E. C. Fincher, L. Dunnett, P. C. Frost, W. Stoker,
YH.K.C.C.
HALILKC.C, ground Wednesday, Hughes February 24-H. Owen
(Captain), E. C. Fincher, N, A. E. Mackay, F. Broadbridge, E. Zimmern, V. Bond, G. Souza, D, Hung, A. Zimmern, T. Madar, W. Rapley.
Play on cach day will start at 1.30 p.m.
AUSTRALIA MEETS MEXICO, APRIL 30
In Davis Cup Tie
Mexico City, Feb. 10. The Federal District Tennis As- sociation has announced that the North-American Zone Davis Cup match between Mexico and Australia will begin on April 30.
The winner will meet either the United
States OF Japan. United Prens.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1987.
The East China team which performed against South China last Sunday, several members of which will
appear in fo-day's match agaiñal the Hongkong F. A. Eleven. (Photo King's Studio)
LEADING PERFORMERS
BADMINTON LEAGUE Individual Records: The
Complete
Below will be found the up-to-date. T. Woo and (King's Collegn) records of various couples competing 3. Pasand K. In the Hongkong Badminton League.
$20,000 TITLE BOUT Thess whit be revised weekly in fu-
OFFER
Chicago, Feb. 10.
of a boxing Sam Plan, manager "stable" which Includes Barney Ross, has offered Lou Ambers G$20,000 to fight Davy Day in Chicago in a 15 rounds title baut.-United Press.
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1937. 20th, 2200, 23rd, 24th and 27th February, 1937.
On Saturday, 20th, Monday, 22nd and Tuesday, 23rd February, the first bell will be rung at 11.00 a.m., and the first race will be run at 11.30 4.1.
ture and will appear every Saturday in the Telegraph.
MEN'S DOUBLES
A vision
J. J. Remedios and 3. A. Oliveira
(Reecel) 27 23
and I, A. Alver Bow (Recreio) ......
E. F. Fincher
(St. Andrew's
F. 11. Kwois and B. W. Lang
(C.n.C.). And
•College).... 6. Hruth And R.
John's)
K. C. Yo and A... W.
(Kowloon Ton "A")
H. M. de V. Soares and W. LAW
rence (V.1.C.)
L. FA Kirby and F. J. Dawson
(King's College) .......
R. P. Chan and W. N. Cheung
(King's) College) .................
(V.B.C) --y
5. A. Ramlahn and C. N. da Siva
(V.R.C.J
Merritt
anil
(8, and S. Hume)
A. U. Barretto and F. H. In Scares
mit "A" 18 15
C. Y. Yung and I
(CRC) W. Ho (DRC) 27 11 16 L. A. Carvalho and E. A. It, Alven
(creo "A") ... AP Xuyler and IL A. Harrow
(itecreto "B")
C. H. Hoors and 1. 8. Liew
(Uniworalty "A")
5. A. Gray and A. E. P. Quest
(St. Andrew'■}
L. A. Bilva kod E. A, 22 Alves
F. A. Broadbridge and P. V. Wang On Wednesday, 24th February, the first bell will be rung at 11.30 a.m. and the first race will be run
F. I. Wong and T. W. Wong
(Chinese "Y")
K. H. Lo and T. Ton
College) *****
(King's College) COMPAR
Lists
H. Smith and F. Wilson (St. John's) 90
Lan
(King's College) "aggregades
C. D'Almada
(Kowkon Tong "3")
H. M. de V. Boarse and D. d'Aquino
(V.R.C.)
(King's College)
LO. 100 and C., D'Almasta (K-
Lances)
IN
K. Shute and Mr. E. L. 11. Shule
(Free Enticen)
11. A. Barron and Mia M. Ribeiro
(fecrelo "D") ................. 12 7 D. Kwok and átis P, McCaw (B4
4 4 0
* : ' 5. P. Chan Mian Churn (0.1.0.) = 8,0
P. K. Bul d Min J. Choa
(Uniremity)
Hr. and Mr. B. W. Liang (C.R.C.) 6 E. A. IL Ares & Mia B. Remedios
(Recreio "I
N. A. E. Hackay & Miss Gonzales
(Kowloon Tong)
A. H. Bilya and Hlia A. Remedios
(Recrein "U")"
H. Kew and Mrs. Cuatro (Kowloon
Tonx)
0
♥
G2 4 R. Koh and Mine Smith 18%. John's) 18 5 10 | G. A. Balth & Mrs. Barlow (St
John's)
II. N. Chung
17.0
18 IG 2
Lo (King's
A
1
12 10 B
(BL
R. E. Lee & Miss M. Xavier (Kow=
loon Tong
..... 12 53 Rota
1
1. A. Barro and Mine 5. Nemedios
(Recreto "1"}
6. 4
2
..... 16 B T
A. M. Hira & Miss M. Ribeiro
(Recrelu "")
2
97.2
11. A. Darron & Mrs. E de Sous
(Recreio "1"}
2
(St. Andrew'}
F. W. L
T Lam
and
P.
... 187 11 Chan
60 0
5
4
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C. N. da Silva, and A. J. Blasto
K. I Yong and Min V.
(University) g
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and
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Yang Chen
30 1
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P. C. Leung & Mise W. Cheung
(C.R.C.)
P. E. Tan and P. K. Hul (Univer
0
(V.R.C.)
EL II. Bhute and W. Bhule
Kol and B. A.
Free lances) .................. 21 12
Tremlett (BL
2
L.
A Carvalho and A. . Silv
John's)
0
£ 4 2
4 3
S. P. Chan and Me W. Chenn
(C.R.C.)
W. C. Chor and Alas. Perry
(Q.1.C.)
& 1
A. J. Busto and
T. C. Lee and K. L.
(Recreio "A". "Yong (Univer
16 13 2
(V.R.C.)
04 2
9. W. Liang and Mia W. Cheung
(C.R.C.)
· B
0
(King
16 13 2
30
E, de Sousa and Mine A. Oumund
(Revela "")
05
W. C. Choy and P. C
B. P. Chare and
K. L. Hul
0
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(University}
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13.
2 B 1
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4
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AGE. Xavier and Mm.
Bouck
109
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(Recreio "B")
1 2 2
and J. Alvare
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12 € 6
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G. A, Smith and Mrs. Bextile (St.
John's)
TAMAN
8 2 1
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W. N. Cheung and
K. L. Lul
(B). Andrew's)
*********
21 * 15
H. A. Noronha and G. G. J'areiza
(Recreio "D")
12 & 6
toon Tong "B") ...
9 5 6
35.
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Woo and II. H.
4 1 5
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(King's College)
1
6 & 1
1. Chan
and
K. C. Yeo and Hias T. Gonsales
(Kowloon Tong)
N.A.F. Mackey and Mm. Cuatro (Kowloon Tong)..................
3 1 2
Chng
(Kowloon Tong ""}
€ 2 4
8. A. Tremlet and 7. Dennilt
0
(St John's)**********
3 2 1
3. T. Peugelly and P.
32
(St. John's) ................
16
W. Lawrence as C. N. de Silve
1 1
2
(V.R.C.)
1 2 1
62
4
C. D'Almada and 3. A.
(Lance)
BOLE ( Tong "B")
4 2 4
$ 2
1
D. F. Lopes
and O. N. da Bilre
· · · · KL. Yong and Mise J. Choa (Uni
versity)
0 2
6
(V.R.C.)***
Joon
Tona)
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(81.
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(Andrew's "*"
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Stephen and
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8. A. Tremlett & Miss McCaw (BL
John's)
Home]
L 2 10
Da 4
(Kowloon
A. Chan & Mrs. Castro (Kowloon
Tony)
3)
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3
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1 2
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(Recrela "B")
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Alres
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J. Anderson and K.
(Free Lances)
Bhute
(Kowloon Tong "D"
$129
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1 B
8 I 2
M.
* 1 2
Andrew's ..
Iterreka "13") ...
3 1
2. Yeo and J. J. Alvares
(Kow-
F. V. Wong and A. E. P. Guest
(SL Andrew's
loon Tong "A")
1 2
0 2 4
J.
Ribeiro and 3. A. Alver (Retro "A")
A. W. da Ro and K. C. Ho
(Kowloon 'Tong "A")
4 4 2
A. J. Bennitt and Mr. Beattie (81.
3 1 2
0 1 2
S. A. Broadbrides and A. S. Dies
Yang Chan and Jazo (9. and 9.
Home) P
a 0 a
4 16
(81. Andrew's}
2' 7
Welah
Sprague
(3. and
Home)
A.
W. Brown
and J. Daires
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at 12 o'clock NOON; and on Saturday, E7th February, the first bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m., and the first race run at 2.00 p.m
The tin interval will be taken after the fifth raec...on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, and after the fourth race on Wednesday,
MEMBERS BADGES AND ENCLOSURES. Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their hadges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.
T. Y. Chuang and T. Y. Org
(China).........
F. Kak and H. Koh Chinese P. IL Wong and C. F.
(Chinese "")
LA Carvalho and
[Recreio)
E. F. Fiecher and
(St Andrew's) argued
H. A. Barros and N. Beltrão
(Recreio "")
11. A. Noronha sed A. H. Xavier
(Recreio "B")
A. E. Xavier and F. A. Norun
(Hecreio "")
K. L. Hui and S. C. Tye (University
W. C, Choy and H. M. Ho. (C.R.C.) P. D. Leung and T. F. Lo.(C.ILC. T. E. Yong and K. a. 11 (Univer
alty "B")
J. J. Ong and F. Koh (Chinese
"Y"
and 8. C. Tye (Univer
its...
No one without a badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure. Badges admitting non-members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax or $40.00 including tax for theK. Yong and 8 Meeting (Indica $5.00 and $20.00 obtainable through respectively) the Secretary upon introduction by a member, such member to responsible for all chils, etc.
Badges admitting to Members' En- closure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course
ате
3. R. Lim and A. K. Phang (Uni
verulty ""
J. Ribeiro and E A. & Alves
(Recreio "B")
A. L. Ficher and L. G. Frost
F. V. Wong and T. A. Madar (St.
Andrew's "A") *****
The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, A. Narents and E. Alves (Tel EXCHANGE BUILDING,
27704) WILL CLOSE AT 10.00 am. ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, und at 12.00 NOON ON THE FIFTH DAY.
A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable each day at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tel.
21020.
the
On no pretext will children be permitted in either enclosure during the first four days of the Meeting.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
admission to The price of Publie Enclosure is $2.00 per day Including tax for all persons includ ing Indies, and is payable at the Gate, Soldiers and Sailors in uniform are admitted to the Public Enclosure at $1.00 day including tax.
per
Bookmakers, Tie Tac men, etc, will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club during the Race Meet- ing.
Tiffins will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Pubile Enclosure.
SERVANTS' PASSES' Passes for Servants will be issued on application to the Secretary, 1st floor, Exchange Building.
Any persons found lottering with Servants passes in their possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the Enclosure.
1: By Order,
BROWN
Secretary. Hongkong, 15th February, 1937.
COMING SOON TO THE
ALHAMBRA
JANE WITHIERS in her Iziest muslcomedy, show ?
"CAN THIS BE DIXIE???: with Bilm Bummerville & others.
J. Anderson and A. L. Flaher
(Free Lane)
8. A. Gray and F. A. Broadbridge
(St Andrew's "A")
A. L. Faber and K. Bhute (Pros
Lance) ning
P. C. Leung and C. T. Yang
(CHC)
0
500
. กาง S. W. Wong and 7. F. Lo (CJL.C.) EF. Fincher and M. Weill (86
Andrew..... EL. Chuta
W. Stoker (Free Lane) W. Baute and R. Shute
and
3.1 Anderson and 0. Fowier (Free
Lancer)
P. G. Leung and C. N. Tang
(O.R.O.)
W. M. Cheung and M. N. Cher
B. A. Broadbridge and O., White
C. A. Smith and Miss M. Dola (St.
E de Bouss and Miss 6. Remedios
1 2
3 1 2
~*` (Itecreio **U*}~~-1~2′′ F. H. Kwok and Mas R. -Perry
(C.R.C.)
A. E. Xavier and Alisa A. listo
For
(Raerelo "")
W. Shuse and Mr. Shut (Free
B. Welli and B. A. Grondbridge for a 2 1/2. C. 1300 and Mrù, ja Roza (Kow
A. S. Die and 6. A. While (St.
J. Alvares and Smedley
Tong "1")
M. Well and d. Cox y
J. A. V. Soure and Peter
(Kowloon Tong "D")_
H. Chan wird.
(Kowloon Tong ""
Weill and
(Bt. Andrew's)
Q.
G. Cox and A. Austin
(B. and . Home), «.......
L A. Barros and 2. M. L. Boazos
(V.R.O.)
O, N, de dilya and M. M. de Bource
M. I Boarm Rod D. M. Xavier (VAR.Q.)
30 1
90 D
(V.R.G.)
W. Lawrence and A. L Darrello
(V.R.O.)
a
A. La Barretto and M. M. Bostes
(V.R.Ü.)
A. W. da Rosa sod J. A. D. Boar
(Kowloon Tong "A")
T. Wong and B. W. Liang (C.R.0; 3 0 15 A, Donald and J. B. Pengelly
G. Fowler and G. Harris (Free)
A. M. Rodrignem and N. Belirso
(Rocla "")
K, Bhute and R. M. King (Free
Landes)
L. C. Zving and H. P. Osa (Univer-
its ""
It, P. Ons and K. &, Chang (Unl remity ("B").
Wong and 11. Koh (Chinens
P. O. Lea and P. 6. Choy
(0.1.0.) TY. Chong and T. W. Wong (Chiness Y.M.C.8.) ..................................
T. 8. Yong and H. 1, Ong Univer
alty "B") *****
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(Kowloon Tong "A")
C. Jago and J. Feira (8.
Toma)
Ko Fook-alog and 3. M. Pomg (K.
Tong "B").....
$0 B |K. N. Les and J. M. Pong (How-
Loan Tour "B")............... Feter Lo and II, Chan (Kowloos
Tong "B") .............
(St Andrew's _ "13"}
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A. Boures & Mrs. A. W. de Rose (Kowloon Tong).................... Mias M. Rubelro
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(Recrolo "D") pong...... A. J. Dennité 'ánd Mrs. Blyle (BL
(University) .............
T. C. Lee and Miss Smalley (UEL
versity).... 803
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Chor
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C. T. Tosh and H. G. Coh (Uni
versity "D"} 8. G. Tre and T. 9
H. Wong and 11. Koh (Chinese
Y.M.C.A.)
P. Keb and J, Ong (CalnesG
TH.C.A.)
II. Doone and 11. (Chi Y.M.C.A.)
T. F. Le and 0. T. Yung (U.R.C.) P. F. Yong and M. M. Lim (Uni-
varsity "B")
W, C. Choy and P. 8. Choy (O..C)
"R" DIVISION
D. Ewok and J. Denaitė (BL
John'lay...***** NA.Mackay: 'and "At: Chan-
(Kowloon Tong "A") ·
A. EIL Ouro and Th..
(Kowloon TDGE."A")
Au îmbis, and N. zmin. (81. John's)
21 13 2
1 11
20.23
Glover and Costello (8) and Si
MIXED DOUBLES
M. A. Delra
*
Mi Mi Bliva
(Recrela "A") ........................................ 21 20. 1 J.J. Famedion Miss Q. Bliva
(Rearia "A") ..................... 21 20 2 LA Carvalho Mubelro
(Racrelo "A")
3. Anderson and Mise M. Grißßibe "A. In Fisher A 166 A. Kackezele
Ital
(Universit#)
2419 8
Kho
(Free
Mr. and Mrs, S.-I., H; Bhule 1.
ODOURLESS
Chance For Youth In Tennis
(Continued from Page 83
sion to the scheme has already been promised by several of the leading schoots, including Westminster, Clif- tom Dulwich, Stowo, Rossall,. Brigh- ton, and about a dozen olliers: and It is hoped that many others, some of which, like Malvern, have alrendy laid down good hard courts for their boys, will join the Association, which will be amilated to the LTA, as 500
scheme as the
me gets really going.
Another
object of Restion, also with the
young players n
further opportunity of Improving their P & O-BRITISH INDIA-APCAR AND
game,
Is the advocacy of more cover-
ed courts being constructed in the London area. Except for Queen's Club and Dulwich Covered Courts Club, the metropolis is almost entire-
ly
without courts on which the game
can be played regardless of weather' and under perfect conditions. These two are, in any case, only available members of the respective clubs. Nowhere in London can two or four men go and hire a covered court for a couple of hours tennis. It is sug- gested that the LT.A. might spend
aomo
of its surplus funds on con- structing covered I courts, but I should doubt whether this invitation will commend itself to the ruling body. Covered courts are very expensive indeed to build and keep in order. A high charge for the use of them would be necessary if the initial expense was to be justified as a commercial proposition.
DISAPPOINTMENT IN AUSTRALIA
The Australian L.T.A. is meeting with a great deal of unfavourablo own country for criticism in their their decision not to send a team of Australian girls on tour during the coming season. It had been original- ly decided that four of their best including Miss Hartigan, players.
Miss Coyne, and Miss Wynne, should be sent to compete at Wimbledon next June, and to play matches both in Our England and on the Continent. own L.T.A. had promised £250 to- wards expenses, and passages had Now it scents already been booked. that the tour is to be cancelled, to the dismay of the players and the disgust of all the Australian States ap- except Western Australia, which pears to have a controlling interest in the policy of the national Association. son is that, "prob- The ostensible reason
International obly," a women's
will be instituted in 1930, and petition that Australia does not wish, and could not afford, to send a women's team abroad for two years in succes- sion. This seems to me to be rather 1kke snatching at the shadow and Some of the dropping the substance. Australians have long been rather jealous of the Wightman Cup com petition, and made efforts to have it made open to all nations, instead of remaining, as Instituted, an annual match between England and the U.S.A. So this scheme for instituting another competition open to all no tions has been projected. It may come to pass: but I imagine that most nations will come, if they have not already done so, to the conclusion that there are quite enough competitions already:-----
The Australian girls did extremely well on their last four,
four, and
would be very welcome again. It is much to be hoped that wiser counsels will of prevail in the governing body Australia, and that the wishes of the majority of the States will bo respect- ed. We have seen and admired the
en for play of the Australian men
years past: surely it is time that they their girls a chance of distinguishing themselves as well, and at any rate gaining the experience of meeting new ployers which must necessarily develop and improve their own game.
MR. EDEN RETURNING
gave
London, Feb. 16. Mr. Anthony Eden, Foreign Secre- iary, is expected to arrive in London Sunday after his fortnight's holiday abroad.-British Wireless,
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Empress of Japan Empress of Canada Empress of Russia Empresa of Asia Trans-Canada The Dominion Soo-Dominion Train 2
Trans-Atlantic Empress of Britain Empress of Australia, Duchess of Atholl 'Duchess of Bedford Duchess of Richmond
Duchess of York
Montcalm
Montrose
Montclare
EMPRESS OF JAPAN
sails for VANCOUVER
via SHANGHAI, JAPAN & HONOLULU
Information from Telephone 20752
at NOON
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 23rd
EMPRESS OF CANADA
tails for MANILA FRIDAY, MARCH 12th
TRAVEL "EMPRESS"
SIZE SPEED
SINGER MOTOR CARS
Bantam 2-seater Tourer Bantam 4-seater Tourer Bantam 2-door Saloon
SERVICE
Canadian Pacific
UNION BUILDING.
£127-10
POPULAR DE LUXE
£137-10
£129-10
-£139-10
£132-10
£139-10
Bantam 4-door Saloon
£142- O
€149-10
The New Singer Nine Coupe
£159-10
The New Singer Super Nine Saloon
£165-0
26,8 b. h. p. at 4,000 r. p. m.
Telephone 31261.
33 Wong Nei Chung Road.
THE DRAGON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, LTD.
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