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CHAINED TO BED BY BACKACHE

Now Thanks to Kruschen -Not a Trace of Pain

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(Mrs.) H.R.

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Here's a view of the softball match in progress on Wednesday between the Columbia Pictures and the Hongkong Chinese. Ede Richards, the girls' catcher, is seen batting. I would have been a grand lill-if she

had connected?-Photo by A.A. Kalın.

CARRYING POWER OF GOLF BALL

Little Increase In Distance In The Past Six Years

Tests carried out

British courses this year which showed that there has been little If any increase In the carrying power of the golf ball during the past six years, were referred to in a report considered by the European Golf Association, at its annual general meeting in Luxem- bourg on November 12.

Varied Fare Promised In Hongkong Football Week-End Programme

The following are the football fixtures in the local League over the week-end:

TO-DAY

First Division

Police v. Club (Boundary Street),| p.m. Referee, Kosslek. Lincsmen, Phillips and Smith.

Will:ins.

V.

Brothwell,

DECEMBER 3, 1938.

Sailing Notos

RACE FOR ILLINGWORTH CUP TO-DAY

The annual race for the "Illing- worth" Cup is set for to-day, and it is anticipated that the following will bout the starting line at

p.m.: Norena, La Cigale, Wanderer; U. and 1. (under her new owner, John Coils), Punal, Tyrone, Sailong, Culty, Curlew, Typhoon, Marander, Yan- they, Tai Wan Shan, Highwaymon. and Azuma.

The Inst hopes to retain the trophy which she won last year.

The race owes its Inception to the enthusiasm of Comdr. (E) Illing- worth, R.N., who was on the China Station in 1030 and raced Queen Bee very keenly to win the Cruiser Cham- plonship In that year. He considered that the Cruiser racing was restricted ico much to confined waters, and to encourage competition in open waters donated the trophy to be competed for annually over a course which must exceed 50 miles in length and which must be sufled, in part, during the hours of darkness.

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The courses that have been set so for have been varied; taking com- petitors in different years to Single Island in the North, to Ling Ting in the South, and Tong Ku in the west, whilst that laid out for to-day calls for Cheung Chau to bo

10 port left to Ling Ting to port, Waglan to port and then Hongkong to starbonrda dis- lance of 54

miles. With such it may

well happen that a competitor might make his "long leg" from

Ling

Ting towards Waglan almost as far as the Lenimas before "looking up for the latter, and whilst this would give him some shelter in an easterly wind he won't be able to avoid a bit of a welling when he comes clear of them.

course

Record Fleet Expected

Wan

Signals v. Stonwutters W/S (P.E. Road). 230 pm. Referee, Demmer.

The Illingworth Cup race is gene- TO-MORROW

rally looked upon as a "tuning up" First Division

event for the Macno race, which is St. Joseph's South China "D" sailed on Boxing Day starting at 7.30 South China "A"

Referee, Kowloon (Causeway Bay), 4 p.m.

san.. and. with the latest additions (Caroline },

Berg'a 4 pm. Referee, Stedman! Linenen, Marriott und to the fleet, namely Mr.

Marander, Cap1. Dibley's (R.N.) At Moortown, Leeds, during the Hinchcliffe. Linesteen, Wilson and Farr,

Royal Seats v. Navy (Sookunpoo), Yanthey, and Mr. Landale's High- English Amateur Championship, the

Eastern v. Middlesex (Club). 44 p.m. Referee, Ottoway. Linesmen, wayman, Major Dobb's Tai | average light of the bull (without

Thomas. Linesmeu, Hartley and Purnell,

Shan, Cup!. Bateman's Red Rover run) was 214.30 yards. In the Wal-in. Referes,

Second Division

and Doctor Pringie's Punal, a record ker Cup match at St. Andrews in Samerville and Stone.

Eastern v. R. Scats (Club), 4 pan. fleet is expected, but there is some ny, the average was 218.8 yards

Referee, Omar.

doubt as to whether Mr. Croucher's identical with the figures provided

new La Cigale II, Mr. Rouse's Golden by tests at Troon during the Ama-

Dragon and the Club Commodore's (Mr. E. Cock) Dorinda will be ready.

Competition between

Lit Cigale which to the New York Yacht

is to Club's famous 32 foot water-line class and Golden Dragon, which is being built with a view to competing in the 600 mile Fastnet race next year, is expected to be very keen,

much friendly

rivalry existing between the two own st

teur Championship. At Malone

(Ireland), in May, with the wind gainst the players, the average was 210 yards.

Second Division

Police v. South China (Boundary; Streal), 2.30 p.m. Referes, Mellgrew

Third Division (A)

5th Bde. R. A. v. R. Scots, Soo- upo), 2.30 p.m. Referce, Waldron, I.A. Stanley V. South China (Caroline Hill), 2.30 p.m. Referee,

R. Engineers (C)

Electric (Caroline HD). p.m. Referee, Aylwin.

Middlesex v. R. Engineers (Mill- tory), 4 pm, Referee, Finch,

5th Bde. R.A. v. Kawloon (Mil Havelaar.

Reteres, Molyneaux.} Club v. Kwong Wah (Club), 2.30, pan. Referee, Hooper.

Tests in 1032 provided an averageary), 2.30 p.m. of 214 yards at Troon, and of 210 yards on Royal Mid-Surrey course.

This year's trials were made to provide data for considering the question of reducing the present ef- flelency of the golf ball, which has been under review by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews.

H. K. C. C. AND NAVY PLAYING

Junior Shield Re-play St. Joseph's V. 24th Bly. R.A. (Causeway Bay), 4 p.m. Referee, MacCormac.

V.

NAVY HOCKEY WIN

"Third Division (A) Kit Che v. 30 Bly. R.A. (Caroline) H), 2.30 pm. Referee, Ip.

R.A.S.C. น P.W.D. (Couseway Boy), 2.30 p.m. Referee, Silva,

Third Division (B) AS.A. v. R.A.F. (Kowloon), 2,30 pm. Referer, Gomes,

Kumaons v. R. Engineers (E) Kennedy Increased the score

Hongkong Hockey Club A was beaten 4-0 by Navy seconds at King's Park yesterday, Miller, left wing, scored in the first half and after the resumption gained two more ghols.

to-

THIS AFTERNOON (Chatham Road), 2.30 pm. Referce, wards the end.

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the fence the Indian second eleven meets the Army second eleven.

SUNDAY GAMES

The all day game on Sunday will be between the LR.C. and the Volun teers. Both sides should be at full strength, from what I hear. and there should be most interesting

Another Pamic,

Sunday match 13 that between

Service the Civil second cleven

the Sappers and which wil be played at Sookunpoo.

Further than' this I

afrald I cannot go. By the way, will

the the University note that I have not yet received a card from them, and this applies also to Cralgengower, though, in this case I apologise in advance if I am wrong. I thought had a card from Craigengower but most certainly cannot find it; possibly it is my fault for losing ft. By a process of deduction one would be led to suppose that University were playing Craigengewer second, but that is entirely deduction.

300th Stewardess Wed

Oakland, Cal.

Mas Dorothy Hickett, 24, is the 300th air stewardess of the United Air lines to be married in the past *** eight years.

Shirley Templé is surrounded by fun-making people in her newest 20th Century-Fox musical offering, "Little Miss Broadway." Those in the picture include (top to right and down) George Murphy, Jimmy Durante, Phyllis Brooks and Mao Oliver. The film is being stown al he King's Theatre.

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the winner of the Illingworth Cup is not easy, but in lightish going Norena, which is scratch boat, should not be far away, whilst in moderate winds and sea the four-tanners Sai Long and Cutty will be there or thereabout; however, with the Club's system of "time on time" handicapping, all can be in the pleture unless they make a bad break in "navigating" or,

perhaps "piloting." more proper the winner will pro- But per

sonally,

bably be found among Noreno,

Azuma, Yanthey.

with U. and I.. Marander and Sailong likely to upset the apple-cart, and perhaps my guess may prove as good as the next fellow's:

GOVERNOR AT BOWLS

His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, will participate in the annual lawn bowls match be tween the St. George's Society and the St. Andrew's Society at the Kow- loon Bowling Green Club on Decem- ber 10, at 2.30 p.m. He will play for the former Society.

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