1937-11-09 — Page 21

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BADMINTON SEASON BEGINS

(Continued from Page 8.)

games, and there were intervals when some of the team pulled out darling shots, J. J.

probably Remedios touched better form then anybody. else, especially praiseworthy being his clever angled return of the short service, and his cunning cross-court drop shots, which usually allowed a hair's breadth for margin of error.

M. A. Oliveira was a little more subdued than usual, but cracked over some effective smushes after the first game. It may have been foney, but I thought I detected a desire in his part to try the shorter game more than is his wont. Not a bad idea either, for he still requires a bit more finesse before he can put himself into

the front rank.

THE HONGKONG

Possibly the Portugese would have) been more Impressive if the op- position had been a trifle stronger, For the most part the entire team played adequate badminton, without jroducing anything much in the way of fireworks.

L. A. Silva was as guileful as ever, L. A. Carvalho efficiency personified and Alves 'and Barros stolid unrelenting.

FATES' UNKIND GESTURE

and

TELEGRAPH.

Armistice Day Soccer Encounter

Combined Services Team Chosen

The following will represent the Combined Services in the Armistice Day soccer match against the "Rest of the Colony" on the Club ground, starting at 4 pm.

TUESDAY,

INTER- SOCIETY GOLF

St. George's v.

St. Andrew's

The annual golf match between St. George's and St. Andrew's Societies will be played at Fanling on Sunday,

November 21,

ORDER OF PLAY.

Fus. Rowlands (Army); Pic. Webster (Army), Plc. Sheehan

The following players have beer (Army); C. P. O. Jones (Navy), Plc. chosen to represent the two Societies: McCusker (Army), Pte. Spiers (Army); Pte. Adams (Army), Plc. MeQuigan (Army), Pte. Pearson (Army), L. S. Tippett (Navy) und L. S. Wallace (Navy).

Reserves.

S. Cherman, (Navy), Fus. Coakley (Army), A. B. Phillips (Navy), Plc. Sảw (Army),

HOCKEY TEAM Club Players To Meet H.K.S.R.A.

The following team will represent the 1st XI of the Hongkong Hockey Club against H.K.S.R.A. on the Club ground at 5 p.m. on Wednesday,

November 10.

M. Benwell; Flt/Lt R. L. Wallace, E. V. Reed; R. A. Bates, W. A. Reed, J. E. Potter: S. Fowler, T. Whitley, G. E. Divett, (Copt.), B.

.

RUGBY FOOTBALL

D. Howerton

St. Andrew 5. Edward

7. Glimore

& D. S. Robb

R. Young

d. 3. Rodger

.D. Walker

0. A. H. Purves 1. W.

9. Kay

10. W. A. Stewart

R. K. Valentine 3. D. Fortes

E. W. Kirk ... Littlejohns

10. Sharp

C. Stork

17. K. S. Morrison

P. Morrison

10. D. J. Valentine 20. J. R. Masson,

Fores

LOW

Monerieir

E. Lissaman

Rt. George

C. Marion

A. Peurco

Fit. Scoones 1. Newton

I. K. Collinga

G. B. G. Hull ILL. D. Wodehouse c. I. Cautherly 11. 1. Mundy

A. C. 1. Bowker

A. D. Humphreys

N. L. Smith

II. R. B. Hancock

J. Smith

i. N. Williamson

I. Diveti L. D. Maluiews G. W. Sewell

W. T. Yoxall

W. Woodward

C. W. E. Bistrop 1. D. Danby

.. Robertson W. J. Waddington

20. A. Brenner

Stewart

G. Campbell

W. M. Barton S, A. Sleap

J. L. Adams

MacKenzie

G. T. May

St. Andrew's obviously felt fie fates had not been too kind in pliting them against the Recreio in the sen- son's first match, though it was not this which was chicily reflected in. Bickford and V. Bond. their play. It was palpably absence of practice. This was very much revealed in their use of the court, the clearing that being nlmost abandoned, while they played into the opposition huds by overdoing the short games. Returns, too, which normally would There will be a game of Rugby have been picked up salled post the Football on the Club ground at Happy go. A. H. McBride rocket played almost second too late. Valley to-morrow, commencing at aul except for occasional flushes of 5 p.m. when a Naval alde drawn from bellance, there was noticeable H.M.S. Tamar and Small Ships will luck of confidence In their play. meel the Club "A" XV. The Club The shuttle was returned consistently side has been selected as follows: to instead of away from the opponents,

J. P. Whitham (Captain); D. who were thus given time to shape Campbell, D. Hynes, D. B. Nelson, for their strokes. One can expect Lammert; M. G. Carruthers. this sort of thing to be reelifted in the immediate future.

a

R.

Henderson; A. W, Holden, T. H. Pratt,

J. G. Harvey, B. Hynes, M. F. L Individually E. F. Fincher made Haymes, A. S. Olsen, W. Stoker and some extraordinary good angled drap¦ R. E. II. Nelson. chols, but did not appear to receive

ļa fair chance of getting his famous

overhead into working onder.

F. V. Wont was nge Ure hundent?

I worker; on view, but lacked matured { Recharge to support his willing feet, W. C. Choy, formerly of the CRC made his debut, bikt clearly 31

im to preurtom himmel to

PONIES CLASSIFIED

4

The following alterations and addi- tions to the classification lists are

Hatred by the Hongkong Jockey

¦ peculiarities of the court anl 1 Club

develop a workable partnerlop with) Australian ponies.-The Dunlin to

A. Broadfriskete.

!! www and retind Badr nton, without ever becoming exuvilarating, Dat thinge wala mod ricerdenly the promise of better things to come.

"p" class.

Ubina ponies.-Harvest View and Tyne to "C" class.

Siva 21-6.

RECREIO "A" v. ST. ANDREW'S 16. O. tæp and C. 15. Lee beat Alves and

Teltro 3-4; bent SouZIR und Xavler

*1. A. Carvalhu and A. M. Siku Elterreb); 31-03 Dem Rodriguen and Silva 21-18.

50. 3. A. D. Morrison

M. Bryden

V. R. Gordon

33, G. A. Leiper

34. R. S. W. Paterson

3. G. B. 9. Thomson 38. A. Nicol PATK W. I. Robinson

3.A. Aturdach

Fing

A. IL Penn

1. D. L. Dowbigɛta

S. T. Hutin

JR. Collis

C. C. Willson

II. Overy

16. A. Mill

1. T. Buxinn

B. Stock

P.

C. Jackson

W. Jeffries

C. F. Bellary

NOVEMBER 9, 1937.

Any player, who is unable to play is requested to inform without delay the Secretary of his Society.

CRICKET NOTES BY "R. ABBIT”

(Continued from Page 8.)

beat W. C. Choy and F. A. Broadh. 1Cwale and L. F. Yong bent Alvestary duties allow him to play cricket 21-7; bent la F. Finetier and it. Kew 2140, and Beltran 21-8; beat Soust, and Xavier So saldom that one knows very little hot P. V., Worg and A. S. BIS 917. || 21-12; beat Rodrigues and Silva 21-11,

M. A. Olivettn and .. Remedios bend Chng and windbridge (23-10; beat Finis cher and Kew 21-10; beat Wernig ond $ 20.

1. A. Barres and H. A. Alven bént Chog:

RECREIO "B" v. UNIVERSITY "A"

KING'S COLLEGE v. UNIVERSITY "B"

about him save that he is full of

OPEN MIXED

DOUBLES

Annual Tonnis

Tournament

Entries are invited for the Open Mixed Doubles Tennia championship of the Colony to be held under the auspices of the Chinese Recreation

Club.

The tournament will be conducted under the rules and regulations of the Hongkong Lawn Tennis Associa tion. Each competitor shall pay the sum of $2.00 as entrance fee.

The first round shall be played off on or before November 27. The other rounds, except the semi-finals and the final, shall be played 'off before December 11. Competliers shall make their own arrangements ns to the ground on which their matches are to be played, but the first-named pair in each bracket shall have the choice of ground.

For each match, four new balls will

be provided by the Chinese Rt.C. free of charge.

Best of three sets shall be played in all matches.

All entries shall be sent to Mr. Wong Kwok-fong. Hon. Secretary of the C.R.C. on or before November 20. The draw, which may be seeded it thought fit, will take place at the C.R.C. at 6.30 pm, on November 21. The holding of this tournament is conditional on the receipt of no less than 10 entries and should a less number be received, the tournament will not be proceeded with and the entrance fees received shall be re- turned to the sender.

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Forms for the Eleventh Extra Draft Programmes and Entry

Race Meeting to be held on Saturday, 20th November, 1937, (weather permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Exchange

Club Buliding: the House, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON OB WEDNESDAY, 10th- | November, 1937.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

heart and can quite frequently │RECOMMENDED knock up runs quickly. Baxter, f

Berdbridge 318; beat Pier and it to K. 1. Li and H. T. Woo 10-2 little and with no outstanding suc- 1. P. Ong and C. S. Luke University) my memory serves me, played very Now 2183. teal Wong and Big 21-0. tos to 5. P. Chan gut R. N. Chung 3-21;;

heal W. N. Cheang and X. 71. Los 1-12. C135. I incline to think that Allen.

A. K. Put and M. S. In beat Lui Guver and Win 214%, jest in Clan and thing --14-ken mot-for-1.- Yargo C T 23-16. mat 2. A. I Alves and I Beitrun 21-123) K. 11 Gub mod 11. 6 ben ket to a matat de boneand AF Nuse 2-1. and Won 1-21: lost in Cham and thing

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CLUB V. C.S.C.C.

There can be little doubt that the better side won on Saturday fast, Butugh the Civil Service made a good fight of it. f observed that the Club on winning the tos, did put their opponents in as I had anti- cipated. It seems that uver since Colledge made a century in the early past past of this season he has been

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CLUB START BADLY

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THIS WEEK

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