1939-05-06 — Page 17

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 6, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

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SERVICES FANCIED TO BEAT CIVILIANS

Annual Hockey Match Army Football-

Arranged For King's HEAVY BATTERY

Park To-morrow

(By "The Pilgrim"

There should be a good game at in their play and plenty of dosh, in King's Park to-morrow between the stickcraft the Civilian forwards are Civillans and the Services, and if the by no means far behind, if we take weather is really kind there will be into consideration the play of G. quite a good crowd to witness this Singh, G. II. Fowler and Pyara Singh.

for the Th

The Civilian wingers, S. Fowler and annual hockey struggle hotaurs of the year.

3. Well, are fust und clever, but This match, year after year, has Parlaub, the Services' outside left, is something in front of foth in allckeraft and always proved to be different from other games. Beth | sprent. teams are at present on equal terms.

lively tackling halves in Wilnot, Lt.

Hook and Lt. Firth.

The teams: .

Tals close analytical survey of the having caths won and drawn a Bams players of both teams' serves to show

Unquestionably the Services team is powerful fore and aft. The in-trat the Services have more playing: clusion of Lt. Pritam Nath in the pedal titan the Civilians, and for that! centre, E. R. A. Gemmel In his correct reason, rather fancy them to win position at loside right, and Nerain Singh at inside left adds striking and

Civilians-U, S. Scuza; V. C. Bend, shooting power to the Services' altack. And behind them are three Guest; R. J. Reed, W. A. Reed (Capt.), N. Whitley; S. A. Fowler, C. Singh, C. 11. Fowle Look at these vix players which H. Xavier, R. Marques and J. Pinto Pyara Singh and 3, Wall. Heserves: way you may and you cannot but|

Services. Pic. Osman: L/Bdr. admit that they look sufficiently carter or L1, Carr, Datta Rum Bdr. formidable to heat the Civilians. Dinot. Lt. Hook (Capt.), Lt. Firth; But paper theory one thing Anderson. E. R. A. Gemmel, Lt and practical demonstration is an- Pritam Nath, Nerain Singh and other. I consider that the Civilian Parlaub. and Services' backs about equal in auliity, with a slight preference for the latter pair, Osman, the goal- keeper, we know to be a marvel when he has his back to the wall. and U. B. Souza, the Civilian

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Civilians will appear in white and Services in colours.

Bully-off 4 p.m., Club ground.

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WIN LEAGUE FINAL MATCH

The final of the Army League took place at Sookunpoa yesterday and resulted in a win for the 24th who defented Heavy Battery R.A. 27th Company, R.A.M.C. by four goals to one.

At the conclusion of the game the Prizes were presented by The Gen- eral Oulcer Cominnnding, Mojar- General A. & Gravell, M.c., who to of praise gave a special word W.O. Austin of the A.1.C. who has bean Hon. Secretary to the League during the past two seasons.

A small, but enthusinalle crowd was present at the gaine and there was great vocal competition between the rival supporters throughout.

The 'Medicals won the toss, but little was gained by thin and for some time after the start ploy was

advantage of their height when the mainly in mid-field. The R.A. were much bigger side and took full

ball was in the air.

The R.A. took the lead after a free kick when A. Smith mode the mistake of coming too far out of his goal and Rankin was able to lob the ball into goal. Shortly afterwards they were put two up, Hodgeson sending in a ground shot which Smith should have saved.

After the Interval the Medicals at-

custodian, is equal to him in many Probables For The tacked strongly and only a grand

respects.

IMPORTANCE OF HALVES

When we consider the respective

halves, one is also greatly impressed with the skill of the Civilian trio. R.;

Jubilee Stakes

London, May 5. The following are the probable

J. Ried, W. A. Reed and N. Whitley. starters and jockeys for the Jubilee

save by Minshull when Pym was elean through prevented them scor- inst.

further ahead when R.A. went Marshall worked his way through to beat Smith,

The Medicals obtained their soli- It is a truism to say that the attack Stakes:

tury point when Garside sent a long depends greatly on the work of the Antonym (Tucker), Black Speck pass to Parkin who sent across to halves. if the latter play badly, (Carslake), Challenge (E. Smith), Mayhew to score. forwards, even the best of them, can Bistolf (Harry Wragg), Portmarnock Just before the final whistle Find- not out their highest sicill. They (Jones), Golden Sovereign (Beary). lay notched a fourth point for the

pull are mainly dependent on the halves Glenloan (Pat Beasley), Bombay RA.

for support, and have to receive the Duck (Lowry), Pappageno 11 (Perry-RA-Minehull; Bullen, W. Taylor; Hill, Beaton; Marshall, Atkins. (Smirke), Hesila Rankin, right passes and given the correct man), Couvert openings in order to get goals, II (Weston), Domaha (Gordon Findlay, Sumner and fledgeson.

RAM.C Bmith; Wheeler, Levrington; Though the Services' attack seems Richards), and Nosegay (Maher) Caride. Barnsley. Florence: Mayhew.

ftoe, Pym, R. C. Smith and Parkin. to have greater power, more "Are" Reuter.

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Recreio B

C. Van D. C. Alves C. R. Pereira

Basto

C. C. Pereira A. M. Xavier A. A. Remedios F. X. Soares

Machado Basto V. Ribeiro

J. Baslo

Sceand

Craigengewer

H. Xavier

D. A. Rozario

1. W, Randall M. A. B. Souza

A. J. Coelho

B. W. Whiteman

M. J. Medina

J. Cavanagh

w, J. Penny

N. P. Karanjlo

T. Locke W. K. Way

Kowloon V.C.

3. Evane

R. Hughes W. Simpson

W. Field

R. Hall

J. T. Smalicy

V. Chlitenden J, Gibson

J. Esatman

Mosa Youngu band T. Ferguson

Kowloon Tong C. Mos Tank L. Stephena A. Spary

Z. Coalro Abbos J. Kew A. H. Basio

N, Wong

M. Gregory W. J. Howard 1 1. Clin

Polica

Silva

X. Stiva

J. Luz

A. P. Guterres 1. F. Luz II. A. Alves

-Xavier

E. Marques E. Naronha C. Silva

Kowloon C.C. V. C. Labrum

W. M. Brawn 11. Nish F. Goodwin

W. Hyde

T. A. Madar

1. Overy

E. C. Flachter

Geo Lee W. Mulcahy J. Ryde E. Kern Division

Kowloon 1.0,C. II. While

1. G. Coombes

D. W. Waterton

T. Armstrong

E V. Seurle

K. C, Hamilton

K. E. Drew

G. E. F. Thompson'

I. P. Phillips

V. C. Dixon

J. 9. Lagan

J. G. Meyer

Civil Service E. Kerman D. Crawley W. Burling W. Bagley

F. Harper

E. Brahaw

Lu Whant

W. Ilyer

F. Austin L. Weeks A. B. Allen S. Eccleshall

Hongkong F.C. J. 8, Bowell E. L. Strange J. Beach

J. A. It. Selby

I. P. Shaw C. B. Robertson W. J. Reld A. Brocksbank

W. Kershaw G. E. Stephens L. Lammert N. Babbington

Talkoo Metrosa Gillies Stainton J. Chalmers

W Royalrd

Cunningham Polson R. Wallace

R. Main

J. White -W, Seath

D. Munro

Third Division

Craigongower.

8. R. Solina W. Theips A. D. Hamson G, B. Ladd

Electelo M. F. Afareon A. Rodrigues

1. Sores

Remedios

L. Goldman Wins Handicap Singles Final

L. Goldman (30) yesterday won the Hongkong Cricket Club Handi- cap Singles tennis when he defeat- ed H. J. Armstrong (-15) 6-2, 6-2, Goldman was not fully extended had things and in the second set very much own way. Armstrong tired quickly and on occasions made few, if any, attempts to return balls hit wide of him.

Armstrong played a much better brand-of-tennis than in the final of the Handicap Mixed Doubles, how- ever, and during the first set had Goldman running from corner corner with many fine placements.

E. McNay

11. Petersen

Dr. C. W. Lam John Pau

G. A. Payne

E. Kerrison W, McNeill A. A. Lewis

Kowloon 3.0.C. C. E. Turpin G. S. Hammond 3. 8. Dinnen Jack Waterson

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A. W. Brown

Kowloon F.C.

D. Izett

Excell D. Thompson 2. Morgan B. C. Wong C. M. Hall 11. Bunje V. Fetherick

C. Fuller

Jack Ross

T. White

C. Champelovier

A. F. Noronha M. Mendonca E. M; Remedios

C. A. Lopes

L. Leon F. J. Marques FA. Kavler P. A. Yvanovich

Hongkong F.C. C. G. Boilis IL G. Wallington S. Cressey

V. Walker

F. Aniow

C. H. Needham

J. Raision

1. II. Pegg

E. Casey J. H. Gelling T. Rowell

J. Russejt

Kowloon C.C. W. 11. Habba P. E, Nasht

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Tennis Tournament 1939

Monday, 8th May-Open Singles Final.

Taul Wal-pul v. Taul Yan-pul. Wednesday, 10th May-Open Doubles Finni.

Ho Ka Lau and Lee Yue Wing 10.

Toul Wal-pul and Tou! Yan-pui. The Prize Giving will follow the Open Doubles,

Matches conimonico 4.30. p.m. Booking now open at Moutrle's. Reserved Sents $1.

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