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Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

January

1940.

"Pilgrim's" Hockey Notes

INTERPORT AT EASTER?

CLUB TROUNCE Royal Engineers' First

NAVY AT RUGGER

(By "Fly-half")

ON THE CLUB GROUND

yesterday evening, the Club "A" defeated a weak Navy team at rugby by 30 points (3 goals, 5 tries) to 3 points (a penalty goal). Beaten in all departments, Navy put up a plucky display, especially up forward where they used their feet to advantage in wild rushes.

For Club, Medman, playing at scrum-half, was wild in his pass ing, which gave D. Hynes, at stand-off half, an anxious time. Altkenhead, a new acquisition from Ceylon, played a sterling .mme at inside-three-quarter, and should prove a valuable asset to Club 1st XV once he Hettles down and gets into con- dition.

Sloker, Richardson, Burford vand Godfrey did well in the Club pack, which dominated the tight scrume rough the excellent holding of Burford. Richardson made a return to form with his ticking, converting

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Defeat In Tournament:

Victory For Radio

GOOD NEWS has been received from Macao The Portugueso during the New Year holidays. Colony, I hear, is willing to take part in the Inter- Port with Hongkong provided that the game is played during the Easter Holidays instead of the Chinese New Year.

I should imagine the H.K.H.A. would be only too glad to agree with Macao's proposal. I am inclined to think that there would be too many counter attractions during the Chinese New Year. The Macao hockey players have taken to soccer this season, but they are just as anxious to get back to the stick game once more, and are willing to meet all-comers from Hongkong in friendly fixtures after January 7.

I wish more local clubs would wing, and on several occasions had The outstanding pinyer, however, follow the example of the Uni-the home defence in difficulties. versity, and give the Portuguese was Mrs. R. Silva, at left half, and games before Miss P. Gonsalves improved in the Colony a few

second half. The backs were slow Easter.

with their tackling, and were unable to recover lost ground.

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It was a good game, however, with the schoolgirls a trifle quicker on the ball, and worthy winners.

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THE Royal Engineers suffered their first defent in the Association Tournament when they went down 3-2 to the Radio and Postal Sports Club at the same ground, in the Brawn Cup League, the Re- Wiron, on Club'e luft wing, showed a Sookunpoo last Sunday. In the fine turn of pace in scoring two tries. first ten minutes, the Sappers ercio beat the C.B.S. 4-0. in al Langmuir and Charles were hard-exerted great pressure through one-sided encounter. The Re- working forwards for the Navy.

In the first half, Club cored their left wing, and Fox found creio juniors were by far the better team, and proved too Van the net after a fierce attack, Stoker, Lavalle,

After twenty minutes, however, the good for their inexperienced Campos champions llied strongly and G. opponents. Miss M. Singh broke through to level the and Miss M. Figueiredo_com-{ score in the closing minutes of the bined well in the attack, but Miss L. frut hall.

Rodrigues display on the left wing In the second half, the Radiomen was the bright feature of the gaine took control of the game, and with Her nice centres paved the way for fiae combination and stick-work, the most of the goals which were scored. forwards got going, and two bril-

Miss M. Osmund, et pivot, Was linnt goals were added by G. Singh also good, and Misa M. Ribeiro, sti

brilliant and K. Singh.

left back, made several clearances.

through

Durhams v. Kai Tak At Rugby To-day

The Durham Light Infantry will meet Kal Tak in a friendly game of rugby at Prince Edward Road to-day, commencing at 5 p.m.

Loeuwen. Aitkenhead and Wilson. Richardson converted three,

After the resumplion, Medman was penalised for picking the ball out of the scrum, and from the penalty kick, Jeffries converted, Club went further hhend through

by Wilson, tries Godfrey and Lavalle.

The teams were:

The winners were ably generalied! by their tireless skipper, Gurbachan! Ind the Recreio forwards taken Singh, who was outstanding in the their chances In the Grst half their been would probably have forward lue for speed and opportun- ism.

double figures.

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Awlar Singh and K. Singh Fore gave splendid support. M. H. Hus- san was prominent at centre-half,HILE the CB.A. defence worked and the wing halves, Carter and tremendously hard, making every Gurdayal Singh were hard workers.

The Inst-line of defence did well, effort at intertenting and tackling. their forwards were not conspicuous and U. B. Silva was safe in goal.

for their combination.

One of the players taking a shot during the basketball match at ine Fang Lam School where the Fong Lam giris heat the Kwangtung Girls

gh School last week-end.-S. H. Ista.

FOREIGN GOLFERS · INVADE MANILA

Open Tournament Starts To-morrow At Wack Wack

MANILA, Jan. 4 (UP). The strongest array of foreign golfers ever to invade Manila will participate in the 28th annual $5,000 Philippine Open tournament which starts here to-morrow.

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H. J. Bolden, president of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club, has announced that several stars from the invitations to participate. United States, Australia and Japan have accepted'

was a fair result, as the Sappers leader, worked very hard indeed, and

Miss M. McFarlane, however, a Club: A. J. G. Taylors 11. Van". Leeuwen, Allkenhead, R. M. Lavalle fcil away somewhat in the second

it was unfortunate that she received and P. Wilson; D. Hynes and J. Red-half, the defnee failing to hold up a bad shaking-up during the stame man; W. Stoker, W. Burford, 1. E. fast moving forwards, and their for when she collided with Miss C. Silva

Among the Americans who. The tournament will be played After to make any in an attempt to score.

under the U.S.G.A. rules. Misa Bonney, Hensman; R. M. M. King, L. A. Benn; wards being unable G. C. Godfrey and W. B. Richardson, headway against a strong visiting de-at centre-half, was noticeable for have signified their intention to 36-hole medal play, the top 30 will

Navy: Snell; Mne. Jeffries, Mid. fence.

some intelligent following-up, and seek golfing fame and money shoot for the title in match play. In Teare, Richards and Addis: Mid. Homburg scored his goal one was well backed up by Miss V. Moss, half-way around the world from the event of a tie, the piny-off will

Riordan and Chapman Marron, second botore the final whistle and the right back.

home are "Jug"--MacSpaden, vc_30_holes, stroke competition. Davies, Inglla; Longmuir, Barlow; was an untiring worker for the home

As a combination, the schoolgirls Pay. Lt. Charles, Jones

side, combining attacke with defence were poor, and are sadly in need of holder of the 1939 Canadian Murray-Jones.

to great ellect, Fox made many correct coaching. They barely under- Open crown, and the Zimmer- electrifying runs down the left wing stood the rules of the garne, and nan brothers, Al and Mery, of Bull In China Badminton

and Mid.

St. John's Trounce

Club de Recreio

In "B" Division

In the first half, and Singleton, on were continually pulled up for glo- Portland, Oregon, the right wing, also sent in some ing infringements they knew nothing useful centres during this period. about.

Heading a delegation of Australians

The Inside forwards, however, gave The umpires for this game again will be Norman von Nida, who will their wingers poor support. Denyer falled to appear, and a kind-hearted attempt to win his third Philippine definitely had an off-day. The En- Pilgrim consented to control theOpen title in as many years. With gineers defence slackened in the game on his own, as this would have him will be Erle Cremin, a veteran Anzac professional, Jirn Ferrier,

and

Shop Does No Damage

NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (UP)—I} second half,

It was error by been the third occasion the young-holder of the Austration Open title Anally happened-A ball got into a Goodwin and Marriott which result-sters would have been let down.

The ball-Royalist Dandy Victor of THREE "B" Division Badmintoned in the third goal being scored.

From what I hear, the girls are the past two years, and Sam Richard-China shop to-day, matches were played yesterday. At Croston, nt centre-half, however, was

plon. the trounced their hosis by 9-0. St. manfully to stay the progress of the someone took the team in hand. Andrew's won their arst match when Radio forwards. Russell played o they beat the Kowloon C.C. by 7-2, safe game at full back, and Dobson and in the remaining game St. in gosi could hardly be blamed for Teresa's beat the Victoria Recreation the goals which beat him. Club by 8-1..

Club do Recrelo, St John's always in the limelight, and strove/celving very poor support from thecon, former Australian Open cham Twin Oaks Farm, Morristown, N. J.) School itself, and it is about time At least 12 Japanese professionals was led through the china shop bri

The scores were

St. John's 'v, Recreto

N. Beliroo and P. Yvanich (Recreio) lost to it. Eardley and R. Deavan 15-21;

in to Smith and T. Wilson 18-21, lost

to F. Kwok and D. Kwok 7-21

AE. Xavier and A.

Sappers started with a rush but they faded away for Radio to outplay them in the second half.

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Fred Waring, orchestra irader. Both and amateurs are expected to parti- neatly died of fright, especially the cipate. In the last tournament the bull. AM glad to hear that the Japanese monopolized practically, all It was on a bel. Waring lost a C.B.A. have sportingly con- the places from second to the tenth. football wager 10 Paul Douglas, Newsreel Sports Commentator, The sented to play off their tourna

A1 TEST OF SKILL

laser had to lend a bill through a ment fixture against the Royal Engineers on the latter's ground, SCENE of the Philippines' Num-china shop.

It was disappointing From now ber One golfing event is the Wack

denotes the only Caer Clark Cup as the game was originally fixed Wack Golf and Country Club in on, "Like a bull in a Chian Shop" no

clumsiness for the C.BA, ground.

Manila's suburbs. It is considered longer fixture played last Satur- M. Rodriguen

The latter ground at the moment one of the finest golf plants in the overlones of wreckage and chaos. 10) lost to Eardley and Beavan day, Central British School girls is in a very und state, and the home Far East. 11-21: Just to Smith and Wilson 4-21; lost

A statement by no less an means heute timidity, plus resigna- first obtained their

victory team have done wise to transfer to authority than Gene Sarazen attests tion

What happened? Just $1.17 worth Co) lost to Eardley and Bervan 15.3 when they accounted for Re- the Army round at Sookunpoo, to the claim that the layout is a A-1

test to a golfer's skill. Said "Dodo" of China was destroyed-by Douglas, Smith and Wilson 14-31; lost i creio Ladies in a fast game by which is the best in the Colony.

I am inclined to think the Sappers Gene after an exhibition round last not the bull. Dougins broke a plate Bt. Andrew's ♥. I.C.C.

18-2. W. M Cille, and A. E P. Chest (61

as he is known to his Andrew's) beat F. Jones, and T.

Though playing without the ser-are on the brink of their second de- year: "If anybody ever breaks par and a teacup in the hope of rousing Intimates, to anger and action. Dandy 21-4; heat Kevan and T. Wynter-Riyin Vices of Miss Horwood, their left fent, but one can depend on them on this thing, please write and let "Dandy." 21.17: lont to J. L. Anderson and in buck, the school girls showed briliant putting up a good show. I would me know."

advise enthusiasts to watch this Although the Philipplae Open dates Just blinked and turned his A. E. Brown and A. 151 visitors' defence throughout the game. ground at 10 sun. It is going to be year that it took on an international

form and completely over-ran the game next Sunday on the Sookunpoo back to 1913, it was not until last away. Too nalsy, apparently. best Revan and Wynter-Blyth 12-17: last Obtaining a commanding advantage, a tough match.

to Kwok and Kwok 5-21.

11. Gonsalves and H. A. Marques (Re-

Kwak and Kwok 6-21.

Fisher 14-21

Andrew's) Deat Jones and Manar 21-1;'

to Anderson and Fisher 11-21.

· E. P. Finelier

and . H. Kew (St. An-)}

the girls led by 3-1 in the first half, Graw's) best Jones and Modar 21-2: beat Milst June Moss, Miss Joan Bradbury Kavars and Wynter-Blyth 21-2; boat; and Miss Enid Watson in turn scor-Polo Andarson and Fisher 21-11.

VILC, T. St. Teresa's

3. Arculll. and §. A. Ruminha (V. R. C.)

|ing very nice goals..

The left wing combination of Missi

test to P. Lo and Joseph Trung 11-21: toat Shand and Miss Dercha made several

John Teen and Trang 6-21; beat

Austin Ho an an astro

P. BL. Xavier and Castro (V. R. C.)

lost to Lo and Trang 30-23; lost to Ter

good movemente, and helped im-

mensely towards their team's success.

I was particularly pleased at the

and Thang 22-24: lost to ifo and Tanr display given by the Intermediates,

1-11.

(V. H. G.) lost to Lo and Tang

and Tang 0-21.

Cricket Teams For The Week-end

Miss 6. Rosseau. Miss P. Kirby and

aspect. The 1038 event marked the first time sumeient inducements were offered to attract foreign stars. But East then only golfers in the Far

Hongkong Team participated.

Beat Durhams By 4-3

Results Of Fanling

Golf Competitions

hend

Last January, Jolin Montague, the

The following are the results of "mystery" golfer and a Hollywood recent competitions bidyed by the favourite, crossed the occan express Royal Hongkong Golf Club 五腐 ly for the tourney and was thus the

Fanling: first American to invade the local Captain's Cup, first round, match-play Open,

With at least three Ameri- | stages Riddell-Carre (16) beat T

Bhawan (9) six four:

[P. __Gulterres and A. K Rumjan Mind J. Kew. The wing halves were A HONGKONG TEAM defeated cans assured for the 1940 event, there Megarry (11) one up: J... Mayhew (10) lost to Tach and Teang 24-21; lost to 110 forever breaking up numerous nt-the Durham Light Infantry by 4-3 in is promise that the tournament com- . Edward ) went Richardson tacles, and feeding their forwards a friendly game of Polo at Boundary mittee's dream of making Manila the (10) live and four; L. M. heidy (21) beat with nest flick passes.

Street yesterday. The teams started nucleus of a Far Eastern circuit maya. B. S. Thomson (141: 3 Forbes (13) beat

(be realized,

C. IL Burton (10) three and two; N, X Recreio would have had moro koala level.

žiulejohn (10) bent T. B. Ponreo (14)' to their credit but for the brilliance Capt. Burn was the outstanding Under present plans Open tournaires and two; 7, T. Smith (2) received of Miss Betty Goodwin, who played player on the field, scoring a beautifuiments would be held in Japan, Slam.a walk over from LN B. Lloyd (10); a very sound game at full back, The shot from the 60 yard penalty. Hne Austenila, India, The Straits Settle. Butlin (16) beat W. Howitt (13) twoj nchibolgirls have reason to congratu- in the first chukka.

ments and Monila during the fall G. M. Young Cup. Ant round-Butter- The following will represent Recreto into themselves on such a fine vic-j Goalscorers for Hongkong were months-off-season in the States-old and Swire beat Chinese Maritime Renfor Saturday at Happy Valley Mtory, and with only ten players, Capt. Bum (2), Lt. Farresder, and and would offer an inntal junicet to Customs? Hongkong and Shanghai Dank Rodrigues (Capt.)Reed, I. . Ozorla, home ground this new year.

Graano, P. M. wish them further success on their L. Chattey. For the Durham's Capt. (the Orient, N. da Silva, WA

Davis, Major Simpson and Major F. M. L. Soares, A. P. Pereira, L, Q Gozano, N Delirao, J. BL Gosand, G. N. Gosano.

against Civil Service seniora on

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DECREIO...fought.

gamely

Kirby.

BACKING MONTES FILIPINO : golfors · are,

backing

and one.

test Chartered Bank, Becond Hound, Butterfeld and Swit bent... Asiatie Petrolour Co, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank havo yet in meal Dodwells.

stubbs Shield, first round-floyal 'Army: Pay Corp received a walk over from Larry Montes, five-time winner of the Naval Yard: Volunteers best. Manfacturers. Open tournament to bring the illo fe two and one: Harbour Office best Mejor back to the Philippines, Montes is...A. four and twat Chartered Bank bert Financial Advisete. Department At

walk-over from J. D. Hutchison and Co.

10 The teams were: Hongkody Capt. The following will represent Craigen-equatine, and Miss A. Alves ro- Burn, Li, Forreader, Li, Chattey and power: Braks against. Areny nn Baturday ati

Rduced the deelt once in each halt, Capt. Chattey,

the Valley.-E. Zimmerní „(Capt.), (A.

1. Email, A. 1. Hamson. A. Tule, A. but generally the defence found the

Durham's Capt. DAVIE

K. Imall, T. Lee, E. A. Lee, H.P, Limaclioolgiris too fast for them. Miss Simpson, Major Arders, and Major reportedly playing the best golf of his

Long Sting. Winch B.Zimmern. femedios was speedy on the right Kirby. Umpire C. Ladd, Scorer 11. W. RandKEL.

checkered carder.

the 19th: Butterfield and Swire received

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