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THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH...THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
1987.
KOTEWALL CUP
Army Team Chosen For Sunday's Match
The following have been selected to represent the Army in the Kote- wall Cup match against South Chin on Sunday:
Goal: Fun, Rowlands (R.W.F.). Backs: Pte. Webster (Seaforths), Pte. Sheehan (M'sex),
Halves: Fus. Evans (R.WIF.), Pte. Brigh! (M'sex), Pie. McCusker (Sen- forths).
Forwards: Pie. Pearson' (M*aux), Col Watson (M'sex), Pte. Izzard (M'sex), Pte. McGulstan (Seaforthe) and Pte. Thompson (Seaforths).
Reserves: Cpl. Tudor (N.F.), Fua Vale (R.W.F.), L/Sgt. Calvert (A.) and L/Sgt. Duffield (R.A.O.C.).
As a guide to the form of leading Contenders for inclusion the team, the Army selectors arranged a trial match at Sookunpoo yesterday, Reds losing to Stripes by the odd gool In Ave.
Owing to service dulles, several player selected were forced to de- eline, with the result that reserves had to be called upon nt the last moment and a consequent wholesale re-shuflling was found necessary. With several players filling positions unaccustomed' them, plus the fact that they were playing together for the first time, a considerable amount of misunderstanding resulted and play never reached great heights. Indeed, on the showing, Army will have to improve vastly if they are to offer any serious opposition on Sunday.
Several, however, did manage to render good accounts, Amongst them were Rowlands, Evans, Pearson and McGuigan for the teda, with Bright sound in the initial half. In the Stripes, the best displays were furnished by Watson, Sheehan, M-- Cusker, Saw and Izzard, with Ban- feld doing well between the slick1, The more virile first-half combina- tion, Stripes led by three goals when the Interval was reached. Early in the me Dunnachle kicked. good goal from Adams's centre, the second and third goals being obtained Izzard, playing in the unusual posi- tion of outside-left
After the interval, Vale moved over to the Neds they had played a man short throughout the first period-his place in the Stripes being taken over by a late-comer. This strengthened
Richard Dix in the King's Theatre.
Chester Morris, Dolores Def. Rio and Playground" coming on Friday to
RIFLE SHOOTING
Yesterday's Meeting Well Supported
"Devil's
D. M. Looker, 7; 3. A. Meek, 14: A. Mid- dieton, 12; J. Miller, 10; W. Eloffat 12: W. Newion, 10; C. Noble, 12; F. Pain. 13: C. Fellow, 5; it. Perrin, 19 d. Plummer, 12; E. G. Pountney, 9; A. O. Pullmat, TA. C. Rasmussen, 13; heaven 14; 11. Richards, J. Ringe, 12; H. Rose: 14; W. Bussell, 14: Padam Singh (liav.) 7; Padam Singh (L/Nk.) : Prom Singh 5: R. Styles, 12: G. I Thomas, 10: J. W. WH- The steadily growing enthusiasmans, 13 D. Willson, 14. for rife shouting was testided rester. G. Bamforth. 12: Bawer & day when between 80 and 90 mem-Kent, B; J. Miller, D; G. F. Murray, 7
G. 1. Grímu, 2; A. G. Hinds, D; C. bers-the largest altendance on any F. Pain, 13 J. Payne, 6; 11, Richards, B Wednesday afternoon this season. Rose, 10,
"Yesterday's Results took part in the usual mid-week spoon
B.IL (b) and practice shoot of the Rifle As-
Puran Singh (1) sociation.
Conditions were good, but many St. Mannell (Ser). 6. Sleek (2) members are finding that the wind on Chi. Miller (2)
(Ber). those ranges is indeed a force to be CPO. Pellow reckoned with, and more than one E. .. A. Seymour 1a) competitor "crashed" at the longer pl. Tonnar (6) distances.
Sgt. Dicken (4)
L/Sea. Knight (5) the Reds and they conceded no more
The Seaforth Highlanders, the P. O. Clark (-) goals while actually reducing the de-
Boy Phyne (8) Cabar Reidh Rifle Club, have thrown Capt. Trevor (B) ficit against them, Pearson Duffield being the successful marks-open to both full and affliated mem-Pto. Miler (9)
men.
Teams. Red-Fus Rowinnds R. W. F.; Pte. Webster Seaforth). Cpt. Tuder 3: Fus, Vale (R. W. F.I, Pio. Bright (M* sex). Fils, Evans (I. W. F); Pte. Ayrıs
bers of the Rifle Association, the open! All the above daily events which will be shot dur-"101" rifte. ing their rifle meeting on the Army yet. Cooper (6)
T. Runges on December 6 and 7.
comp
300 509 000 ASET,
20 $2
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IL/Cpl. Langford_(C)
The Council is awaiting the decision Richards hy of the Counell of the National Rifle/Sgt. Jordan (7) Association regarding the proposnicie. Noble (12) concerning eligibility, to compete in the L/Cpl. Powell O Inter-Colonial Matches at the Im Fav Rosa Singh (7) Waison (M'sex), Pte. Sheehan (hl'sex); A. N. Other, Pie. McCusker (Sentortiis, perlat Meeting. Should these pro-Pte. Rymer (-)
(Seaforths), L/Sgt. Calvert (R. A.). Pie, Pearson (Mex) Pie, McGuigan (eg forths) and L/Cpl. Duffield tit. A. O. C.
Stripes;-Spr. Daniel . :
Pte. Moss
Spr. Deweil th. E.); Pie, Adama (Sea-posals be accepted, it is practically L/Nk. Padam Singh (-) forthal, 1/8gt. Dumold (2. A. o. C.. Pte. Dunnachie Seafurtha). Pte. Saw
certain that Hongkong will be repre- Lieut. Blapicton (8)
Pte. Jackson (-) (M'Dex) and Pte. Izzard (sex). sented at Bisley next July by a strong Capt. Newton (10)
contingent.
Sul, Sheffield (~~) New Handicaps
Pie. Lever (7) Handicape recently Axed by the Asso-L/Col. Baker (0)
Cpl. Purcell (10) cition ard:
S.. (4)-C. Adams, 12: Sgt. Armstrong enotes the
Ringe (12)
12; J. C. W. Bickell, A. Bonnell, 13; T. J. Boulton. 8: R. Burkitt, 19; D. E. spoon.
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C. Cavill, 14; C. Clark, 7: E. J. Commer-x-Denales, the winner of the "handi- ford, 11: Rt. F. Dandridge, 14; R. J. Dic handicap of each winner has been
The ker, 14: W. Dunn, 19: F. Gaic. 7: J. Gal-
spoon.
1ogicy, 14; J, J. Goulding. 13: St. Goulding, reduced by one point as shown. This 14; F. Gray, 14; G. Grinth, 14; P. G. procedure applies to all S.R. (a) and 9.R. leather, 7, г. D. Johna, 13; J. Lever, (b) Spoon Shoota.
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SPORT `ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
The Twelfth Extra Race Meet- ing will be held (weather permit- ting) at HAPPY VALLEY, on Saturday, 4th December, 1937, commencing at 2.00 p.m.
The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m.
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