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April 26, 1939.

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WHO SAYS IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE?

Jel. 28151.

MAR-24

Colony Badminton Stars Lose In Shanghai

First Series Taken By Clube Lusitano: Mixed Double Decides

Shanghai, Apr. 22.

Clube Lusitano ran out winners against Clube de Recreio of Hongkong in the Inter-Club Badminton Series when the local Portuguese took one of the two Mixed Doublos yesterday evening, thereby ending the competition with a final score of four matches to three.

The combination of Mrs. C. Bernal, Colony team in the lead by twice Silva and C. A. da Silva gave the placing the shuttlecock in open spaces Lusitano team victory by laposing within Shanghai's half. Silva begon of Miss O. Reberio and J. J. Re-to make mistakes, netting three shots. medios in three hard-fought sets with The locni couple played haphazardly the tally reading 17-14, 12-15 nod and, with Mrs. Silvo sending into the net twice more, the visitors had 15-11.

In the other match the local teaman unsurmountable lead of 11-3. of Mrs. A. A. Remedios and B. V. de Senna, went down before Miss M.

Silva und M. A. Oliveira in straight acts by 15-8 and 15-12.

FINAL RALLY

Rallying with their back to the wall and taking of risks in un at-

The

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Herbert Marshall, Lynn Bari, Barbara Stanwyck, Cesar Romero, Ian Hunter and 18ttle Johnnie Russell (left to right) enact a dramatio farewell in 20th Century-Fex's "Always Goodbye," showing to-day at the

King's Theatre,

As Miss D. Eardley was still un-tempt to save the situation, Shanghint able to turn out for an exhibition was only able to reach. 12. match against Miss M. Xavler, yester- The third and final set commenced doy's programune was headed by theth two splurges in scoring. Inter-club Mixed Doubles.

Lusitano delegates ran out to a 5-1 lead. Before they could match fur-Army Boxing ther Hongkong initiated a fine rally which earned an even longer string of points for a 7-5 lead. Then a hip-and-tuck fight ensued with the score mounting evenly for three deadlocks, at B-all. 9-all and 10-all. Mrs. Sen scored on two smashes at the net, Remedios failed to re- turn a serve and the Lusitano team the was 13-10 ahead. After that visitors won back

The Men's Doubles exhibition was won by the Clube de Recreio players, J. J. Remedios and M. A. Oliveira, who easily triumphed over A. A. Costa and A. C. Sequelra by 15-10 and 15-5. To make up a programme of four contests the Markers from the different clubs in Shanghal staged un interesting doubles match,

SHANGHAI TAKES LEAD

the serve

and

Escouraged by the lead of 3-2 the remedios redeemed himself by tak local club was holding at the end of the second day's competition, Mrs. the 11th point for his team but Silva and da Silva started out in that was the end of it. Shanghai convincing form against the Hong-pressed again, garnering the remain- Shanhaling points to win the set, match and kong representatives. gained the first point but was tied competition.

Complete results were:- when Remedios slashed a pretty shol over the net.

First Day

The two Shanghal players were

Mian M. Xavier and Mies M. Reberfo seen working will fine co-ordination and never allowed themselves to be Recreio)-lost-to-Miss F. Pereira and Mrs. A. A. Itermedios by -16, 15-13, 12-15. Oliveira and J. J. Remedios

Second Day

Tremendous Keenness Displayed

PROBABLE STARTERS. JOCKEYS

SCHOOL ATHLETIC MEETING

Preliminary Heats Run At Caroline Hill

Preliminary heats in the annual inter-school athletic meeting were held at the Caroline Hill Stadiurn yesterday, when the finalists in 11 Events were determined.

Nine teams representing King's, Queen's, St. Joseph's, La Salle, Cen-i British, Diocesan Boys, St. Paul's, Stephen's and Wah Yan

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present.

were

The following will compete in the finals to be held on the name ground ai 2 p.m. on Friday:

100 hieltes-C. Large (D.B.B.) 3. Adwin! La Salle), Yue lu-tak (Wah Yan). Kwong Yue-ming (Queen's), Ilobert Castro La Salle) Chen Chung-chew (D.B.9.).. Chan Sik-hung (Queen's).

Long JumpYue Ju-tak (Wah Yan), J. Fenton (D.B.S.), Wong xi-lun 0.0. Loo Wing-chank (6.3.C.).

(S.P.C.).

800 RecreaChan Wah-kućn

A. Sequeira (La Salle),,W. Pryda (C.B.S.), Sarwar Khan (Q.C.), Khan Mohamed. (QC.), P. Jorge (La Salle). J. Gascon (B.J.C.)

Pole Vault-Chan Ki-cheung (D.B.8.), Vụ Chia-hua (SPC).Kwok Chi hung (SS.C.), La Cheung-wo 13.P.C.), y Tjok-yoeng (8.5.C.).

200 Metres Bonnie Castro (LS.C.). C. Largo (D.U.S.), A. Leonard (S.J.C.). Chan Jik-hung (QC), Robert Castra (L.S.C.). J. Fenton (D.B.S.), Sin Kwak-bun (K.C.): Shot PotTong Yau-kau 19.r.C.).--D, Crary (D.B.8.) Teng Eng-wong-(D.B.9.), R. Silva (LS.C).

400 Metre Kow (DDS), Ronnie Calro (LS.C.), A. Sequeira (L.S.C.), C. Large ID.B.9.); A. Leonard (S.J.C.). Sin Kwok-bin (K.C.), K. Singh (8.J.C.)..

High Jump, Poon (L.S.C.), J. Adwill Low IL.S.C.), Wong Kel-ling (8.8.C.), Wing.chalt (SS.C.) Wong Yu-chung (S.P.C.), Dolfgang Yue (D.BS.).

1,500 MOLLOW" Pryde'(C.D.S.), Chan, London, Apr. 24.

(S.P.C.), Chlok Ying-yin Wah-Kuen

(Q.C.), Khan ID.B.S.), Sarwar Khan The following are the probable

Mohamed (Q.CJ, P. Jorgo (L.S.C.), Lam for the two starters and Jockeys

Kar-cheung (K.C.). for to be run Thousand Guineas

110 Metres 1igh Hurdlee-Yu Chia-hun B. Wilson (C.B.S.), Yeung Wednesday:

(S.P.C.), Some close and keen fights were

Wavelength (Crouch), Light Velo-Sze-yee (W.V.C.), D. Hutchinson (DDS).

Lau Cho yuan (BJ.C}, seen in the semi-finals of the Hong-city (Gordon Richarda), Streakaway

Arca boxing championships (Beary), Amy Robsart or Galatea Il 0.85. St. Joseph's, and King's

(Strett), held in Nanking Barracks, Sham Jones). Quito Contrary

Seaway (no joc- shipo, last evening. The majority Titbit (no jockey),

to boys,

WHORE) the events were confined

key), Flyolley (Harry who displayed great keenness and Aurora

Infra (Perryman), with the result that (Nevett), Olein (Lowrey), Her Slip-

moment. -dull

Arsenal. (James there was seldom-a enthusiasm.

(Smirk), Kitty Perhaps the best hout of the even-per(Richardson),

(Sum ing was that between Pte. Burke and Doyle), Yakimaur

Ал Buoyant Pic. MeGready, which was won by Frisk (Thwaites), Romulen the latter on points, Both men were wregg), Super Bed (Sm Smith), tournament was held at the. Kowloon

Sansiewench (E. (Carslake),

kong

of

evenly matched and the result was

put Into a precarious position. As a . A result, the lead was on Shanghai'secrete) beat 11. V de Senna and C. ride. Hongkong fought grimly and A. da Silva by 25-11, 15-8. twice cut down a four-point lead.

Miss O Reberto and Miss M. Silva The first gay was closed after 12-8 and the second after 14-10. In the Costa by 17-34,

Recvetu) beat Collaco and last rally the Recreio team succeeded

M. A. Oliveira (ecreio) lost to B, V. McGready Miss M. Xavier (Recreto) lost to fre.

11-8, 1-11, 3-11,

In tying the score at 14-all but de Senna by 15-9, 18-5. Lusitano was intent upon winning and made no mistake to reel off the. A. Remedies Day required three tallies and finish the set.

After changing sides, Mrs. Sliva und partner lost their grip. Although given a 3-1 advantage in the early stages of the second set, they came to a standstill, with Mrs. Silva the bo permit making two crors score to be tied. Remedios put the

Mix O. Reberio and 3. 3, Remedios (Recielo) Tont to Mr. C. Bernal Silve and M. A. Oliveira da Silva by 14-17, 15-12, 11-15. Mis M. Silva and

ecrelo) beat Mrs. A. A. Remedios and B. V. de Senna by 15-B 15-12-N. C. D. Newa.

INTER-UNIT CRICKET

Glands Made Young Royal Engineers Defeat

-Vigour Renewed Without Operation

Combined Small Units

Red

in doubt until the final round, when Bulte de Savon (Bouillon), Curtain

opponent

his tiringscored repeatedly against Call (Pal Bensley)-Reuter.

Boy Stevens and Boy Martin were seen in a good scrap. Both went for

It hammer nnd tongs right from the start, and the flight was so fiercely centested that mid-way Stevens had to discard his shoes! The verdlet vient to Stevens.

A game boxer was Boy Myles who was knocked out in the third round by Trumpeter Brennan. Despite a great disadvantage in height, Myles fought gamely and thoroughly de- served the loud applause spectators.

of the

Supper Spencer was floored, twice before he gave in to Gunner Spencer while Boy Hilkene was fully extend ed by Boy Burns in a keen and clean encounter.

Medley Relay St. Paul's La Salle,

Contract Bridge Tourney

enjoyable contract

bridge

disappointing attendance. Cricket Club. last evening, despite a

Teams of East and West, and North and South were opposed, eight hands being played at each table. East and

of $200. West won by the handsome margin

Scores were:

Late Alterations

London, Apr. 25. Llandaff, Signal Light and Fairfax

the In

Two Thousand are omitted from the list of probable starters

Amended probable and jockeys Guineas to be run to-morrow.

EAST AND WEST Control arc Telguero (Weston),

Cub (Gordon Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gray, plus 4,840, (Sibbritt), Richards), Ramboda (Lowrey). Fair Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Stokes, plus 4,110, Chance (Maher), Lemanouc (Get- F. E, Nash and A. Madar, plus 2,000,

Diadoque

Dispenser 2,740 (no Jockey), hin), Atoulmaitre (Cliff Richards), Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Keates, minus (no jockey)-Reuter,

Fox

PONIES CLASSIFIED The following are the alterations and additions to the pony classifica tion list issued by the Hongkong Jockey Club on March 20

China ponies: Hectic View to "B" Clusa; Annas Bay, Hopeful Time and The finals will be held at Nanking Soldier of Britain to "C" Class; Itoyal Engineers beat Combined

Barmcks on Thursday, commencing

Clowner, National Service, Some Small Units by 38 runs in the Large Units cricket semi-final at Sookunat 8.30 p.m.

The following were the results of Hope and Thanksgiving Day to "D"

Class. poo yesterday, Brilliant bowling by Corporal Denyer (9 for 30) account- yesterday's bouts:

Bantamweight (Boys)-TprGrimths (3/8cots) on (81) beat Boy Laws points.

(Boys)-Boyitilkene Featherweight (Mide) beat Boy Burns (Scata) on point: Boy Stevens (IL/Scots) beat Boy Marlin (1/Scols) on points.

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Royal Engineers,-169

Featherweight (Open)/Cpl. Noble (Mids) received walk-over trom L/Cpl.

Three Changes In Jockey List

London, Apr. 25.

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TO-DAY KING

Teams For Lawn Bowls League

The following are the Recrolo teams for Saturday:-

FIRST DIVISION:

"A" (Home) v. K.B.G.C.-C. M. Silva, J. F. V. Ribeiro, LJ. Silva,

F. X. M. Silva (skip); J. Luz, A. P. stops pain Guterres, R. F. Luz, H. A. Alves!

S

CORNS

(skip); L. F. Xavier, C. E. Marques, in 3. seconds J. E. Noronha, C. G. Silva (skip):

v. C.C.C-LA. * (Away) Guttleres, D. C. Alves, C, R-Pereira, D. Basto (skip); C. C. Percitu, A. M Kavier, E. Sousa, F. X. Soares (skip); F. Machado, C. H. Basto, F. V. V. Ribeiro, J. J. Basto (skip).

THIRD DIVISION

WEEKLY HEALTH BILL Many Deaths Attributed New York, Apr. 25.

To Tuberculosis. haxing promoter, Jacobs, plans to match the winner

One caso each of Small-pox, and of the Joe Loule-Tony Galento world heavyweight title fight on June 28 Typhus Fever (imported), two each Max Baer fight on June 1, for the of Diphtheria, four of Meningitis, 14 of Measles and 48 of Tuberculosis with the winner of the Lou Nova- of Typhold and Chicken-pox, tree

were reported on Monday. title in September-Reuter.

During the week ended on Satur- May day six cases of Small-pox with fye July

Imported), 14 of September deaths (two

Monday's Diphtheria with five deaths, ten of PHILADELPHIA, Typhoid with six deaths (one import- The total of marriage licenses eu), 53 of Measles with 14 deaths, Muy issued in Philadelphia during 1980 tour of Chicken-pox, 16 of Meningil July was the lowest since 1933. During with: 13 dealbs, is of Dysentery with Septemeber the year, 12.005 permits were lasued, four deaths, one of Puerperal fever compared with 14,103 In 1937: 13,388 with ane death, 177 of Tuberculosis May

October In 1930; 13,033 in 1939, and 13,071 with 00 deaths (two imported) were July

plso reported. Secretary," in 1934.

New York, Apr. 25. New York Cotton

Opening Closing 8.30/30 3.27/27 0.02/02 Thousand Moy

0.08/00 Lightweight (Boys)-Boy Rowe Midi in the list of probable starters and

July beat Boy Wilson (side) on points: Tpr. jockeys for the Two

7.70/77 7.70/70 Williamson (0/11.) boat Boy Ward (Mids) Guineas.

**7.67/08 7.00/60 Pat Beasley now rides Casanova, October on points.

7.59N Middleweight (Open)-Par. Franklyn

Jahusry (H.A.) knocked out Spr. Spencer (RE), Seblat rides Dispenser, and. Nevett | December

7.50/50 March Drennan rides Dindoque-Reuter. Welterweight (Boys)pr

8.94N Spot (8/H.) knocked out Boy Myles (R/Bcota). Wellerweight (Open)Pte. McGready

The First Notice Day for May Burke (Mids) on (R/Scots) beat Pla. points.

cotton is April 25th, and the last Day In May 19th.

New York Rubber

15,00 /01 15.70 /72 May

10.80 /00 September. 15.75 /77

16.92b/93a . 15.80b/80a December

15.05 795 March

The First Notice Day for May

the

last Day May 1st.

To-day's Sales:-2,120 tons.

Chicago Wheat rubber is April 27th, and

68%/00 -694/09% *80/00% 0716/08

89%/60%4 Sales: 3,419,000 bushels

Chicago Corn.........

R. C. Butler, J. Roscoe, II, S. Mc- 48748484/48 Kay, J. K. Sloan (skip); A. F. Tat- 30/80% buck, A. G. Gardner, G. T. Padgett; 0014/20% L. de fome (skip); G. G. S. Thom 01/01% Muskeit (skip) 024/0234 0372/04

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 27th April, 1939.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

CUPID IN PHILADELPHIA

40%/40%

:i

60%/594 Winnipeg Wheat

60%/00%

61%%/01

(Away) v. K.C.C.-J. C. Remedios, A. Rodrigues, J. R. Soares, D. P. Remedios (skip); M. Alarcon, F. A. Xavier, C. Vas, C. A. Lopes (skip); L. Lean, M. A. Carvalho, C. M. S. Alves, P. Yvausvich (sitip).

ELECTRIC RINKS

The following have, been selected to represent the Hongkong, Electric Recreation Club against the C.C.C. on the C.C.C. grounds

TOD, J. R. Way, S. Deacon, W. B. Reterve-W. E. Baker, W. Mac

farlane.

aro killed and loosened with just one applica. tion of Gets-It. A drop or two ends the torture of throbbing corns. A fow days later you cau lift off the corn-root and all,

GETS-IT

Makes you forget corni.

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