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WEDNESDAY, APRIL

1988.

BRADMAN WANTS BATSMAN

Barnes Unable To Play Before July

Sydney, April 26. Don Bradman (Captain) and Mr. Jeanes (Manager) of the Australian cricket team in England, cabled the medical report to the Australian Board of Control from London stat- ing that Sydney Barnes, who broke his wrist during the voyage, would be unable to play cricket before July.

It is understood that Brodmari has asked for a baisman to replace Barnes, and that the Board will be considering tho matter within the next few days.Reuter.

LOCAL YACHTING.

U. And I. Wins "E" Class Cruiser Championship

The results of the Cruiser Cham- pionship Series have just been com- pleted.

U. and I, heads sixteen entries for the "E" Class with 113 points, while Curlew won the "W" Cinas event with 50 points. The complete results were as follows:

"E" Class

1, U. and I. 113 pts.

2, Mei Wah 100 pls.

3, Tyrone 107 pls.

4. Azuma 103 pts. Others in order were-Highwaymon 65: La Cigale 78; Novena 55; Quest 46; Yanthey 42;. Wanderer 40; Luana 30; Cherub 27; Sea Raver 20; Punal 12; Pei Loons 11, and Sea Lark V 9.

"y" Class

1, Curlew 60 pia,

2. Monsoon 42 pts.

3, Typhoon, 39.6 pts.

4. Nordwester "39 pts. Others were-Teen 31.2: Penguin and Sai Long 22, Cutty 19, and Mistral 10,

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Head of Phakos, Mr. Edward Esmond's horse which, with Mr. N. Frieze's Allegiance, started favourite for the Lincoln Handicap last month: Phakos was first, Allegiance last.

MACAO RACING Increased Entries For

May Meeting

The presentation of a cup by Is Excellency the Governor of Macao, Senhor Tamagnini Barbosa, for com- petition at the May Race Meeting of

e Macao Jockey Club, which will be held on Sunday, coincides with a marked increase in entries for the various events.

Cup, in con-

Governor's

For the nection with which a sweepstake of 20,000 chances is being run, no fewer than sixteen entries have been re- ceived. The Cup was made in Lis- bon by special order, and is on view in the Colony in the show windows of the Hongkong Electric Company, Gloucester Arcade.

To retain the cup, it must be won twice. The distance of the race is

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CLASSIFICATION LISTS Alterations and Additions Made By Hongkong Jockey Club

The following are the latest altera- tions and additions to the pony classi-

Won Five Titles In One Day

Eric Filby, twenty-one-year- old table tennis international, won five titles last month in the Surrey and South of Eng. land table tennis champion- ships at Croydon.

He

Filby was in six finals. lost the South of England's men's singles final against S. Coles, but won the Surrey title, beating Gilbert Marshall in the final.

Filby's other successes were with Miss Jean Nicoll in the two mixed doubles finals and with Jack Rogers in the two men's doubles finals.

BRAWN CUP HOCKEY

fication lists issued by the Hongkong Central British School

Jockey Club on March 15:

Brew

Australian Ponies.-Home King's. Privilege and Ranger to B Class; Bredon, Cape York, Lily and Sydney Bridge to C Class.

China Ponies-Cameronian, to Aj Class: Commencement Bay, Expres- sion Time and Humdrum Eve to B Class: Rose Queen and Smiling Thru to C Class.

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WEEK-END

FOOTBALL

FIXTURES

Junior Interport Trial

On Saturday

The following football

Aixtures

have been arranged for to-day, lo- morrow and the week-end;

1

TO-DAY

Second Division

Kwong Wah v. Kowloon (Kow loon), 5.15 p.m. Referee, Havelanr. TO-MORROW'

Third Divlalon

24th, Dty. RA. v. Medical Corps (Kowloon), 3.15 p.m. Referee, Mac- Cormac.

SATURDAY, APRIL 30 First Division

Roval Scota v. South China ."B" (Bookunpoo), 4.45 p.m. Referee, Omar. Linesmen, Edwards andi Brothwell,

Kowloon v. St Joseph's (Kow- loon), 4.45 p.m. Referee, Lawrence, Linesmen, Phillips and Stone.

Junior Interport Trial. Probables v. Possibles (Causeway Bay), 4.45 p.m. Referee, Slivn.

Second Division

Eastern v. Middlesex (Causaway. Bay), 3.15 p.m. Referee, Clarke.

Charity Game

Hongkong Schools V. Kowloon Schools (Kowloon), 2.15 p.m. Re- feree, Konslek,

SUNDAY, MAY 1

Senior Shield Final South China "A" v. South. China "B" (Club), 4 p.m. Referee, Goss. Linesmen, Ömar and MacCormac.

Starting Times Arrangod take part in the second junior Inter-

For

"High Handicap".

The following starting times have been arranged by the Kowloon Golf Club for the "High Handicap" which will be held on Sunday, May 1:

9.00 am. A. Lopes v. E. F. Fincher. 9.05 am. B. Basto v. W. Groves. 9.10 am. S. Jex v. W. V. Ahem.

Stoker 0.15 a.m. W.

V. J. E. R. Humble.

9.20 .m. W. J. Webber v. E. H. Watts.

9.25 a.m. J. Kirwin v. E. M. Han-

Jon.

9.30 a.m. C. G. Anderson v. F, A. Hill

9.35 a.m. A. Fastman v. W. Bastin. 9.40 um, T. Henderson

Low.

9.45 a.m. M. A. Cairns Wheatcroft.

JUNIOR TRIAL TEAMS The following have been invited to

port soccer trial, on the Causeway Bay ground at 4.45 pm, on Saturday, Changes will be made during the game.

Whites. Hall (20th Battery); Box (Engineers) and Chung Fal-lum (Kwong Wah); Maxwell (Kowloon), Young Tse-tsong (Kwong Wah), and Pereira (Portuguese Sporting Asso- clation); Wong Ki-cheung (Kwong Wah). Frost

Scott (Middlesex),

24th (Club), Sumner Battery) and Marabelle (Middlesex).

Blues: Smith A. S. C.). Ho Young-sang

Wah) and Halg (Kwong

Fisher-Cooke (Middlesex);

(Ord- Dudderidge (Engineers), You Walt hing (South China); Marshall (24th Battery), Duffield (Ordnance), Izzard (Middlesex), Calvert (5th RA.) and Partap Singh

Reserves-Lawlor (5th Bde. R.A.), Arlington (Medicals), Dawes (Middlesex), Elton (Air Force), Chan Chi-fon (Kwong Wah) and Bancroft (5th Bde. RA.), Coppard (Middlesex).

V. T. B.mon).

v. E. H.

9.50 am. T. Paton v. P. J. Bone. 9.55.a.m. E. O. Murphy v. J. Carle-

ton.

India Team To Tour England

An India cricket team, Iajputana Ajmer, will make an unofficial tour of England this summer from May

The Nawab of Pataudi is under- stood to be one of the team, which includes several players who opposed Lord Tennyson's cleven in India dur- Ing the winter.

A elever goal by the Central Bri- Ush School "B" centre forward, E.10 to July 30. McKelvie, five minutes after play started, proved to be the deciding goal for the runners-up position in the Brown Cup re-play against St. Andrew's Ladies on the Club ground, King's Park, yesterday.

The Sale

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Fixtures arranged are:-----

LEAGUE TABLES The following_ore_the_amended League tables for the First and Second Divisions:

First Division

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Middlesex 18 14 2 2 40 S. China "B" 17 14 1 2 48 19 20 S. China "A" 18 11 2 5 62 20 24 Royal Scots Kowloon Eastern Police Club

17 10 1 8 40 34 21

17 8 2 7 29 27 18

18 7 4 7 22

18 3 5 10 33

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4 2 11 36 49 10

2 15 25 84 4

St. Joseph's

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Second Division

Middlesex 5th. Bde. R.A. Kwong Wah Royal Scots

. P. W. D. L. F. 10 10 2 1 00 20.10 2 2 54. 19 12 3 2 78

May 10, v Beckenham, at Beckonham;

17 unlucky to lose. 11, Indian Gymkhana, Osterley Park: first half two easy chances 12, 14, v Grasshoppers, Oval; 16, 17, v Ox- Sir Jullen to equalise were missed, while after an otorgia, 21.

Cahn's XI., Nottingham, interval the Central British Jana 3, Aldershot Command, Alder- School wero on the defensive shot; 6, 7, 8, v A Cambridge Univ. XI.. throughout.

Cambridge; 30, 11, v W. Norfolk, Hunstan→ ton; 14, 18, v E. Norfolk, Umaliburgh; 20. The main cause of the Saints' de-23, Folkestone, Tolkestone, 24, N. The Hongkong Stock Exchange,

feat lay with their forwards missing Middlesex, Hornsey; 29, 30, v Durham. official summary, issued at 31.15 p.m.chances, many ralds being nullified Bingham yesterday, reads:

July 12, y Northumberland, Newcastle; 3. 9, v Derks, Reading: 13. v Gravesend, South China There was a good demand generally through lack of understanding.

The losers were well served by Gravesend 13, 14, vllausehold Bade.. E. Suppers for shares in the market to-day, with!

Chelsen; 20, 21, v Indian Gymkhana, Kowloon

C. Police Club the second half, while Mrs. men, Lincoln: v Club Cricket Con- Stokes played a solid game at right ference, New Malden; 30, Basingstoke

Eastern half. For the winners, C. Minoot and N. Hants, Basingstoke, showed good judgment between the sticks, being well supported by the

prices marked up in most counters. I their backs, J. Broadbridge and Osterley Park; 22, 23, v Lancashire Second

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Shortly

NON-TITLE BOUT·

Dea Moines, April 25, after the game started the

Barney Ross, 141 lbs., welter- C. B. S. players got away, the ball being passed from

the world, M. Parsons to weight champion of

knocked McKelvie who went right, through technically

out Bobby the two backs to score the only gual Venner, 148 lbs., in the seventh

of the game. From then until the round of a ten round non-title bout interval play was very even, the ball to-day. being taken from one end of the feld

At Philadelphia, Pedro Montanez,

to the other. The Saints assumed 137 lbs., fought a drawn battle with the offensive after the interval, but Tommy Cross, 132 lbs., a negro of they were unable to score despite Philadelphia, over ton rounds. two short corners during the last five minutes play.

The teams were

St. Andrew's Hali: 3. Broadbridge. E. Chang, Mrs. Stokes, M. Roza, Greaves; V, Chum, P. Lawson, M. Churn, E. Banker, and D. Hall,

CB. SC. Minoot: G. Darby, M. HI: E. Watson. M. Parsons, J. Feithawe: P Beraha, F. Turnbull, E. McKelvie. I. Sanger and J. Bradbury.

ENGLAND'S SELECTIONS The following have been chosen to represent England in an Association International hockey match against Portugal on the Club ground at 6.20 p.m. to-morrow:

Dobson; Stickley and Crogan; Wet- ton, Brown and Guest; S. A. Fowler, G. Fowler, Divett, Dunne and V Dond. Reserve, Taylor.

England will play in white..

Here's Luch! DRINKS

EWO

BEER

Cross' long left jabs battled and kept Montanez at a distance throughout the fight.United-Press.

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HUDDERSFIELD TEAM

Provisional Selections For Cup Final

London, Apr. 20. Huddersfield has provisionally selected its Cup Final side as fol lows:

Heaford; Craig, Mountford; WH- lingham, Young, Boot; Hulme, Isaac, MacFadyen, Barclay and Beasley.

It is noteworthy that the two wing men are former Arsenal players and this will be Hulme's fifth final game.

Reuter.

SPORT

ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Fourth Extra Raco- Meeting to be held on Saturday, 7th May, 1938, (weather permit ting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Exchange Build- ing the Club House, Happy Valloy; tha Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road,*;

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 28th April,

By Order,

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