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MIXED DOUBLES BADMINTON

Free Lances And Saints Win

Having lost badly to the Recreio "A" the week before, St. Andrew's obtained their revenge against Re- creio "B" in the Mixed Doubles Dad- minton League last evening, though they got through only by the old game.

For this victory, the Saints had E. F. Fincher and Miss F. Wong to thank; this pair won all their threa games, thus making a win possible for ther side.

H. Kew and Misa M. Churn were two ulso in good fettle and won garnes.

Scores:

EF Fincher and Miss F. Wong (St. Andrew's) bent L. A. Silva and Miss C. M. Botelho 21-18, beat A. M. Rodrigues and Miss S. Remedios 21-

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NOVEMBER

27, 1937.

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16, best E. A. R. Alves and Mrs. J. E BRILLIANT

Noronha 21-0.

A. S. Bliss and Miss P. Gillins lost TENNIS

to Silva and Miss Botelho 10-21, lost

to Rodrigues and Miss Hemedies EXHIBITION

0-21, lost to Alves and Mrs. Noronha 15-21.

(By "Abo")

(Continued from Page 8.) styles of play conflicted. Hung was wise to leave the majority of the work

von Cramm; balt Tsai started off badly by cutting scross at the net At Talkoo last evening, the Free in his attempts to intercept the drives Lances defeated the home team by

of the oportion. More often than 6-3.

not he failed to reach the ball, and the result was that Henkel was not given a fair chance to deal with It.

Despite the fact that

many cellent passing shota were made by both sides, there were few long rallies. the pace at which the game was played did not allow 100 many of them.

1. Kew und Miss M. C. Churn beat Silva und Miss Botelho 21-17, lost to Rodrigues und Miss Remedios 10-21, bool Alves and Mrs. Norenha 21-11.their

FREE LANCES WIN

LEAGUE TABLE

Games

P. W. L. D. F. A. 15. Free Lances .. 2 200 11 7 4 Recreio A 1 3 0 90 2 University ... 1

1 0 0 0 2 Kowloon Tong 2 1 1 0 12 6 2 St. Andrew's 2 1 1 1 0 1 Recreo "B" Talkoo

0 5 13

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NAVAL YACHING

ex-

Result Of The R.N.S.A.wisting towards his body as he was

Races At Kai Tak

not Von Cramm proved himself only a fine singles player, but also a splendid coubles man as well. His service seldom went over the net at the same speed that of Henkel, but he imparted such a great deal of spin into it that even his second Tsul delivery was not easy to take,

this to his cost, several of them

It shaping for a drive.

also noticed that von Cramm's service seldom failed, and so far as I can remember, he served only two double faults in the course of the whole afternoon.

was

The results of the seventh race for the Vice-Commodore's Vase of the Royal Naval Salling Association.

place

The score in favour of von Cramm which took

on Wednesday, November 24, are given below. The and lung was 6-2. sixth race arranged from Kai Tak to Stonecutters and back last Sunday,! was postponed owing to the weather," and will be held to-morrow, starling

it 20.30 a.).

1st Lieut. Whitworth, 11.3.S.

Westcott T. 03....

2nd Lt. Cmdr. Pugh, H.M.G.

Eagle T. 23 ....

ard Lieut. Medd, 11.M.S. Eagle

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-PL. Total

+ 0

Ø 63

7

4th Lieut. Bromley Marun,

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0 44

0th Lleut, Corbett, ILM.

48

7th. Supt. of Police, Mr.

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LEADING LAMBS TO

SLAUGHTER

re-

It was just as well that another game for the men had been arranged doubles by the L.T.A. or else the would have been a complete "flop." Instead of splitting up the two visitors, the organisers arranged for them to pair together against W. C. Hung and Toul Wol-pull. The sultant game was a force, because von Cramin and Henkel were much too good for the local combination. As von Cramm and enkel defeat ed Donald Rudge and Gene Mako in American championships this year, this is not surprising. After Army's Fifteen To Play the Germans have few: equals is

LOCAL RUGBY

Against Club

the

a pair in international tennis at the present day.

Neither Trui nor lung had coun- ters for the quick thrusts of the Ger- marts, who won as they liked. local lads now and again got

The

past

In their Rugby match against the Hongkong Football Club to-day at the Club ground, the following have been chosen represent the Army: the opposition with drives along the A. N. Other: L/C Ayston trum-lines, but these were few and (RAS.C.); A. N. Other, Lt. Gudgeon far between. (Middlesex), Lt. Chlverall (Midd- The game was not keen enough for Jescx), Pte. Rainey (Seaforths), the visitors to show their best form. A. N. Other; Sgt. Moore (Mid-Throughout the two sets there was dlesex). Pte. Knowles (Seaforths), always the feeling among the more Spr. Rumbell (RE.), Lt. T. A. Mac- discerning of the spectators that the (Seaforths), Lt. Crawford Germans were only playing at half (RC. of S.). Cpl. Harrison (RE.). speed.

of Von The scores in favour Capt. Gillespie (RE.) and L/C Ilussell (Middlesex).

Cramm and Henkel were 0-0, 0-3.

RACING HANDICAPS Good Entries For Twelfth Extra Meeting

Handicaps for the twelfth extra meeting of the Hongkong Jackey Auld Reekio Kandicap. A Class. Six Club, on December 4, are as follow: Furiong-Gladiator, 154: Tappy Eve 1801: Oak Bay, 164; Soldier of Britain 140.

Bt. Andrew's Stakes 14 Miles.-Dawn Star, 181: Harvest Vlaw, 140; Haneymoon Evo, ica; King's Coronation, 154; King's rad, 140; New Star, 131 ited Feather. 140; Rob Ray, 140; Hosc-Queen, 101.

Haughton Handicap, A Claas One Mtle. Able Amazon, 135; 91andford, 135: Cen- tre Court 139: Electron, 139, Cypay Love, 150; Home Brew, 135; Lancashire Chips. 141: Ranger, 135; Rosalind. 149; Strathroy, 103.

N.B.- "Strathroy" does not accept, the undermentioned weights will apply:

Able Amazon, 142; Blandford, 145; Cen- tre Court, 143: Electron, 14; Gypsy Love, 165: Home Brew, 142; Lancashire Chips, 130; Hanger, 133; Rosalind, 149.

Dumbledykes Slandicap. D Class First Section From the 114 Mile PostDio Rones, 142; Firefly, 143; Flybynight. 140; Gold Coin, 144 Laughing Dirk 161: NB- tional 103; Sylvandale, 141; Tiny Star. Spirit, 140; Pinin View, 150: Royal 160; Voltaire, 153; Ythan 146.

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