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AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS ARRIVE

Whole Team Feeling

Fit And Well

Southampton, Apr. 20. The Australian cricketers arrived here all fit except Barnes, who hurt Its wrist while indulging in acroba- iles on deck.

Replying to the official welcome. the manager of the team, Mr. Jeanes, sold that when they left he hoped everyone would any they had played attractive cricket.

There has been a good deal of leg pulling. Several photographers shou- ted that they could not see Den Bradman. The Australians replied: "We didn't bring him." Bradman eventually emerged, looking the nt- fest member of the team.

The team will probably practise at Lord's this afternoon.--Reuter.

Must Field Best Side

London, Apr. 20. At the Lancashire County Cricket Club annual luncheon, the Chairman, Mr. T. Higson, after suggesting that England would probably beat the Australians if the wickets were not cast iron, said that he hoped they would not put an inferior team in the field against Lancashire which would have a detrimental affect on Cricket and the

gate. If the Australians wanted money, they would have to field their best side. He said that those who remembered what happen- last time they met Lan- cashire knew what he was referring 10.-Reuter,

ed the

INTERNATIONAL

TOURNEY

The following will represent India

in the International Hockey Tourna- ment game against Scotland on Fri- day on the Club ground at 5.30 p.m. M. Ramzan (K.J.T.C.); Data Ram (Rajputana Rifles), Kishen Singh (H.K.S.R.A.); M. H. Hassan (Radio), Ghulam Rasul (Rajputana Ier), M. R. Malik (K.J.T.C.); Pejah Singh (Police). Ld. Sawab Khan (Rajpu-

Escobar Outpointed By Morgan

Detroit, Apr. 19.

Sixto Escobar, 124 lbs., bantam- weight champion of the world, was decisively beaten on points by "Kayo" Morgan, 120 lbs., of Detroit, in a ten- round non-itle bout to-day.

Morgan carried the fight right through the ninth round when he rocked Escobar 'on several occasions. The Puerto Rican's performance was puzzlingly interior to his usual cham- pighing the fight, Morgan ap-

form. proached Escobar in the dressing hands, but he was met with a bare room with the intention of shaking

knuckle right to the chin. Escobar's manager said that it was due to Mor- gan's mod clowning. United Prest.

AN EASY VICTORY

Los Angeles, Apr. 19. Gunnar Barlund, 200 lbs., of Fin- land, gained an easy victory over Huck Crowell, 210 lbs., of Los Angeles, in an aggressive ten rounds today-United Press.

OLYMPIC BOXERS

China's Representatives Killed in Action

Hankow, Apr. 20. Three out of the four boxers who participated in the World Chinese Olymples in Berlin in 1938 have been idilled in action, it was learned to day. The boxers belonged to the 32nd Army commanded by General Shang Cheng. former Governor of lionas.

Two of the athletes, Want Jun- lan and Chin Kwei-ti, were killed in

the fightnig at Anyang.

in north Honan, and the third, Chin Kwel, was seriously wounded at Taier- ghwang and succumbed to his in- Juries April 17. The fourth boxer, Lin Eng-hun, is still fighting at the front.Reuter Special.

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tana Rifles), Pyara Singh (K.I.T.C.), Patab

(Kumaons), and

Narwant Singh (Police), Reserves Titlok Singh (Kumaons), Bachan Singh (IK.S.R.A.), B. 379 (Police) and Muraina Rum (Rajputana Rifles),

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TENNIS DRAW

The following are the results of the draw of the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club tennis tournaments for 1930:

Singles Championship.-Bye, L1. D. C. Misra, First Round, S, A. Hussain v A. Khan; G. M. Khan v 1. M. Singh; M. A. Khan v Jahan Dad; M. Ramzan v F. Khan; A. R. v S. A. Rumjahn, Azan v S. S. Hussain; G. Singh

Vaswani. P. Doubles

Championship,Bye

Dr. Karanjin S. A. Rumjahn and 1. M. Singh Firdos Khan and M. A. Khan; S. A. and S. S. Hussain v Lt. Misra and Partner.

M. S. Hussain.

Byc, Jahan Dad and M. ทย

Singles HandicapByes, P. Vaswani, G. Singh, M. A. Khan,

Jahan Dod; S. S. Hussain, Lt, Misra; A. Khan, First Round, R. S. Gill y Dr. Karanjin, Byes, I. M. Singh, M. S. Hussaini A. R. Azan, S. A. Hüsinin; M. R. Malik, G. M. Khan; M. Ramzan,

Johan

Firdos Khan.

Doubles Handicap.---Byes, Dad and I. S. Hussin, S. A. Hussain and P. Vaswani; M. Ramzan and Dr. Karanjin, First Round, S. S. Hussain and A. R. Azan v G. M. Khan and A. Khan; M. S. Mamak and Shroff V Firdos Khan and M. A. Khan;-1. M. Singh and S. A. Rumjabn v M. R. Malik and R. S. Gill. Byes, Lt. Misra and S. S. Mamak, Lt. Umroa Singh and H. S. Mamak.

TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY,

LOCAL SOCCER

DANTE FOUNDE Matches And Officials For Week-end

The following matches have been arranged, and the officials appointed, for the local League football pro gramme at the week-end:

SATURDAY, APRIL 23 First Divisioo

Royal Scots v. Middlesex (Sookun- poo), 4.45 p.m. Referee, Amor. Lines-, men, Alywin and Morecroft. South China "B" V.

Eastern

(Causeway Bay), 4.45 p.m. Referee, Ottoway, Linesmen, MeLaughton and Godfrey.

Kowloon Chinese v. South Chinn "A"(Causeway Bay), 3.15 p.m. Ite-: fered. Finch. Linesmen, Mellgrow and Barretto.

Club v. St. Joseph's (Club), 4.43 p.m. Referee, Stedman. Linesmen, Hobson and Smith.

Police v. Kowloon (Kowloon), 4.45 p.m. Referee, Ip. Linesmen, Stone und Dermee.

----- Second Divisori Middlesex v., Kwong Wah (Prince Edward Road), 4.45 p.m. Referee, Phillips.

Kowloon v. Royal Scots (Kow- loon), 3.16 p.m. Referee, Gomes,

Club v. Chinese Sappers (Club), 3.15 p.m. Referee, Silva.

Third Division Royal Army Medical Corpa v. 24th Bly. R.A. (Sookunpoo), 3.15 Referee, Havelaar,

p.m.

SUNDAY, APRIL 24 Senior Shield Final South Chinn “A” v. South Chinn "g" (Club), 4 p.m. Referee, Goss. Linesmen, Lawrence and Kossick.

KOWLOON FIRST ELEVEN

The following have been chosen to represent the Kowloon Football Club in their First Division League match against the Police on the Kowloon ground at 4.46 p.m. on Saturday:

Jeffrey: Bliss and Eastman; Max- well, Bulpin and Honnibal; W. Knox, Jorge, Blake, V. White and Cruz.

EASTER GOLF

The following are the results of competitions which comprised the Easter Meeting of the Royal Hong- kong Golf Club:

Dogey (Par Pool, Old Course R. Young (7) and A. E. Lissaman (3) two up tied for first place and divide the first two prizes. J. W. Fisher (22) all square was

titled. There were 125 entries.

Medal Round, Old Course.-W. J.

TROPHY FOR MACAO S. Key 79-8-71, and R. G. L

Macho, Apr. 20.

The silver cup recently offered to Die Macao Jockey Club by HE. the Governor of Macao, Dr. Artur Tamagnint de Sousa Barbosa, will be competed for at the forthcoming race meeting, which will take place in

Cup Macao on May 1. The

Was made in Portugal.-Our Own Corres- pondent.

APRIL 21, 1988.

Lacries Costa, captain and brilliant left half for Macao.

UNDERGRADS DEFEATED BY VISITING XI

(By "The Pilgrim").

Only a handful of spectators were present at the Police Training School yesterday afternoon to see the Mocao Lyceum hockey team defeat the Hongkong University by four gals to all. Those who were there had no reason to regret it, for they were treated to some entertaining hockey.

Brilliant leadership by G. Silva was the feature of the Macao schoolboys" attack. He scored all the four goals to pave the way for a well-earned alde. He noted victory for his twice in each half.

Outplayed in the first period, the undergraduates showed a vast im- provement after the interval and con- tinually kept the visitors on the de- fensive, but their frent line $15 a whole lacked driving power and

snap.

Taking up the attack, Macao scored two more times through G, Silva be- fore the Anal whistle, A. Silva, at right wing. A. Borges at inside right and J. Saat Inside left, were pro- nilment and gave G. Silva splendid support.

The recent matches played here by the Macao teams speak well for the standard of the game in the Portu- guese colony. Except for a drawn match by the Interport team against the Civlians, the visitors have made a clean sweep. The schoolboys show great promise; can choose at least half n up wins.

Interporters in the mak Ing. As a team, the boys are well above the local Second Division standard,

Oliphant. 05-24-71 tle and divide. There were 38 entries,

Bogey (Par) Pool, New Course ---- L. M. S. Lloyd (17) one There were 19 entries.

Mixed Bogey (Par) Fool (Four- somes).-L. E. Lissaman (3) and Mrs. Lissaman (22), and J. W. May- hew (13) and Miss Glover (22) one up tie and divide. There were 22 entrics.

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LAWN BOWLS TEAMS Football Club Players To Meet Taikoo

The following players have been chosen to represent the Hongkong Football 'Club in a lawn bowls match against the Taikoo Recreation Club at Happy Valley on Saturday, April 23. at 3.30 pn.:

3. S. Howell, A. W. Hodges, Russell and J. Rodgers (skip).

W. Builer, G. S. Graver, F. H. Glover and A. Brooksbank (skip).

I. P. Shaw, E. Strange, G. Duncan and W. Gill (skip).

A. Steven, C. B. Robertson, E. S. Carter and J. A. R. Selby (skip).

A match has been arranged for members of the Football Club as follows:

J. Skinner v. G. E. Smith; V. Walker

Y. R. Fitches; N. Bebbington v. L. Lammert; F. Haynes v. E. Tuck; S. Cressey v, A. B. Didsbury; B. A. Mansell v. J. Ewing; T. Rowell v

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