1940-01-31 — Page 26

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Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH January 31, 1940.

The Courses

CAMPS AND COMPETITIONS

CLUB

AT COUNTRY Excellent Achievements Badminton Of A.E. Davies At The

Kowloon

Golf Club

(By "Birdio")

To Hold Colony Championships

Council Arrange

DESPITE the possibility of postponements due to the Volun- teer Camps, the Council of the Hongkong Badminton Associo-

decided at

meeting of the in the Board Room

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THE CO-INCIDENCE of Volunteer Camps tion and competitions have sot a problem for the Com- South China Morning Post Build- mittee of the Country Club, Sheungshiu. Coming yesterday to hold the annual The Rev. Mr. J. R. Higgs presid potitions, as I have remarked before, are in full Colony championships this year. swing. The first rounds of the men's foursomes ed, assisted by Mr. S. A. Gray, and the Club championship have been played, Secretary. while the first round of the Captain's Cup will be played on Sunday.

Forms will be sent to the various

club sceretaries, and entrants will

be asked to fill in the dutes they will be at Camp.

When The sub-

The rule is rigidly enforced at the Club that matches committee, comprising Messrs. Oll- cannot be played off after the date arranged by the Com-veira, Beattie, Lel, Fisher and Gray,

accordingly.

The conditions and sections will mittec, and, consequently, for a player who may have would then try and fix the matches be the same as last year, with a fee qualified for the Captain's Cup, and who may have won his first round match in the foursomes, the penalty of of two dollars for single, and four having to concede walks-over in both competitions would dollars for each doubles team entrant. The closing date for entries was fixed be rather hard.

Championship

F. E. A. Remedies brut J. J. Busto

4 and 3.

For the Captain's Cup, ar-,at the Country Club on Sunday rangements could have been were: made to play off at an earlier date, but regarding the four- somes the same could not have been for the first round was 1. played off on Sunday last only. The Volunteers went into Camp yesterday, and unless, therefore, a second round match had been played off on Monday, or a 5. Volunteer was able to obtain teave from Camp on Sunday, 5 and 3. there would be no help for him.

No one can anticipate winning a4 match, and unless the Committee make some sort of ruling regard

5.

3.

H. Kew beat S. v. Gittins 2 and 'A. A. Lopei beat A. T. Lee 7 and 1. K. C. Tyau beat Geo. Lee 5 and 'T. Y, C. Lee beat A. J. Kew B and

E. Sadick beat B. Busto 4 and 2. C. II. T. Suen beat E. J. M. Chum

A. W. Ramsey beat F. X. M. Silva and 3.

Foursomes

11. Alves and C. Roza Pereira bent

Volunteers, the latter people inny C. Thom and A. R. de Pinna 4 and 2. probably not consider it worth while! entering the competitions, if they are likely to be forced into giving walks- over. There was nearly such a ense for the coming week-end, but, for- tunately, neither side are able to play. It is one way of evading an awkward rule.

E, J. M. Churn and A. T. Lee beat J. D: Muckie and J. L. Litton 3 and 2.

H. Kew and S. V. Gitins beat Geo. Lee and C. Kew 7 and 6.

The rigidness with which this rule seniorced can be thered from the fact that in a final last year, a pair because conceded

walk-over *L through totally unforseen circum- rances one of the players was unable to attend.

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F. E. A. Remedios and W. C. Hung beat B. Alves and C. E. Marques 3 and 2.

A. J. Kew and C. H. Suen beat A. A. Lopes and J. J. Basto 5 and 4.

C. H. Basto and H R. de Pinna received a walk-over from C. G. Anderson and A. A. Guterres

F. X. Silva and M. F. de Finna beat A. W. Ramsey and R. E. Leo on the 19th,

P. K. Tyau and T. Y. C. Lee beat!

THE-bald announcement the Sadick and B. Busto 2 and 1.

It seems incredible, but it is golf; other day that A. E. Davies---- had won the final of the Club that after being dormie 5 Ramsey Championship of the Kowloon and Lee lost to Siva and Finna un Golf Club conveyed 'nothing of the 19th. The latter pair staged a the closeness of the match be-wonderful recovery with par ugures and a birdie 3 at two short holes and yond the fact that the game un intervening long hole, but they won on the 36th hole. still left Ramsey and Lee dormle two. The astonishing golf continued for Davies actually beat R. K. Col

the 17th and 18th holes, and at the lings 2 up.

Collings turned one up, but at the 10th an approach which just fell 23rd Davies, who is a Petty Offeer short landed the unfortunate losera in a bunker, and when after four

was

was

of the Royal Navy, had evened mat-blasts" they were still there (1) the

then A ding-dong ters.. It struggle unti

until Davies became dormie match was over.

inches

and

two. Collings won the 35th, leaving WINNER of the Colony Champion- Davies dormie une, but on the last W ship, the Jasper Clark Cup and Bolo the champion laid his approach the Royal Hongkong Golf Club shot six

from the cup sank his putt for a birdle 3 to win Championship, 3. T. Smith (2) is now in the final of the Captain's Cup the hole and mutch.

at Fanling With a handicap of 14 last year, with J. W. Mayhew (10). It seems

none of the trophies that Davies won the Junior Championship are very "open" with a golfer of of the Kowloon G.C., and during Smith's calibre competing for them. the summer went on to annex the Stills results are only a reflection on John of Jerusalem Trophy.

the greatness of his game, for which have spoken have handicap was reduced to 9, and at all to whom I Fanling in October he won

professed admiration. Visitors' Cup,

YT seems I

•

His present handicap is 0, and it is

must apologise to several very seldom in any Club that one finds a Junior Champion of the pre-members of the Country Club for having announced a wrong date for Competition. I said last week that and it should

vious year winning the Senior Chamthe closing of the Mixed Foursomes pionship the succeeding year.

THE results of the foursomes and championship matches

SPORT

ADVTS.

HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

INTERPORT MATCHES Hong Kong v Balgon. Thursday, February 8, 1940. Eastern A.A. v Saigon, Friday, February 9, 1940,

It was January 25,

really be February 25.

VET another hole-in-one has been

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scored in Hongkong, T. J. Price

for February 10.

ORDER OF PLAY

CLASH

SHANGHAI INTERPORT

FOOTBALL SELECTIONS

SHANGHAI, Jan. 30 (UP)—The Shanghai Football Association has selected the following team to meet Ilongkong next week:

W. Ward (Municipal Police); G. Collet (French Forces), Sgt. WV. Harrison (Surrey); Y. Segalen (Association Sportive Francaise), N. (81. Francis 2. Lee (Lide), J. Ward (A.S.F.), Captain: F. Forn Xavier), Bdsm, if. McLarty (Surreys), V. Roboostoff (A.S.F.), K. S. Suen (Lido). C. T. Tsao (Lido), Reserves-Sgt. J. Campbell (Sea- farths) A. S. da Costa (Lusitano), IL. C. Collaco (Lusilano), Cpl. Parr (Surreys), V. K. Iyul (Lido).

The combined foreign team selections are.-M. Souza (Lusliano); F. Viets (Municipal Polkes), Sgt. J. Campbell (Seaforths); M. Green- berg (St. Francis Xavier), Pte. Jelly (Surrey), A. S. da Costa (Lusilano), Captain; Cpl, A. Parr (Burreys), 11. C. Collaco (Lusi- fano), 11, Cochran (Thomas Hanbury School), Pic. Fraser (Sea- forths). M. Karilityh (St. Francis Xavier). Reserves.-L. Rozario (Italiano), Cpl. McCusker (Seaforths). Pic. A. Page (Surreys), II. England (Itecrelo), Mingozz3 (Recrelo).

CRITICS' COMMENTS

Interport XI As Strong As Could Be Chosen

SHANGHAI, Jan. 30 (UP).—The majority of critics approve the interport team, which is as strong as could be chosen, although there is argument regarding George Collet gaining the full back post instead of Sgt. Campbell, who played grand football throughout the season but was badly off-colour during Sunday's trial.

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Crities say the team is excellent in Some favoured the veteran | A QUERY regarding the order of

fenders and an extremely speedy play in matches was brought up by Adidi Costa over N. Z. Lee, but all departments with stonewall de Mr. Gray, who stated that there was the latter showed superior speed and tricky attacking forward line no official ruling on the point. After and more robusi tactics and with such deadly sharpshooters some discussion, the Chairman, Mr.

legs, recommended from the Chair therefore won the centre half "Blondy Roboustoff that visiting clubs be given the post. curtesy of playing in rotation. Council members present Messrs. F. H. Kwok, O. el Arcuill, Hin Peng-kwan, Benjamin Kwai Lau-lul, A. L. Fisher, C. E. Wong, Noronha, and P. H. Wong, H. A. John A. Chau.

With the exception of the soldiers were and also the youthful French lad, Sezaten, all the others have played in previous interports. Jimmie Ward, wha is captain, is a brother of Willie Ward, goalkeeper, and Jack Ward, jat present in Hongkong.

Jolin Bromwich and Adrian Quist. Australia's two-man tennis team who took the Davis Cup from America last year. Both are now engaged in military. service, and the question of the defence of the Cup, if the non-combatant nations desire a competition this year, immediately con- cerns them.

Good Shooting At Saturday's Rifle Meet

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SIXTY-FOUR MEMBERS attend- Pie, G. A. Ribeiro a at Deep Water Bay holed the short tongkong Lifle Association's ... Vizit Open Sights lxth from the tee. The Golfer's

zood Sgt. M. F. Rushman Handbook contains several references spoon and practice shoot at Stoner. L. W. Peckham 3

F. Maslen to auch feats. There was a hole in cutters on Saturday. Some 0 (the player having received a scores were obtained, although some 9.M.S. J. Dail Ser. stroke), there have been holes halves were troubled by a fishtail wind. The Giant Ber Pie, G. A. Noronha to In one, Alex Hord holds the record light was good up to the 600 yards, Cpl. F. Cole B ... for holes-in-one having done 191,, the last detall being unfortunate in te. If. 5. June 10

Mac, Jas. Fletcher a

J. M. Xavior there are several instances of holes this respect. having been done in one twice in the Sat. R. J. Henp, of the RN.R.S... J. Jeffery 14

Cpl. J. C. Remedios samo round, but there is only one topped the aperiure nights class c record for holing two successive with 08, securing a possible at 500 cpl. A F. Ferreira 11 holes in successive stroken.

yards, although the poor light robbed Spr. E. W. Alls

Mr. N. V. Whyte B Mr. V. RJ, Merrett ? Latest to hole-in-one in the same him of his century at 000 yards.

Some good scores were registered Pto, LJ; Remedios 14; day wan by Shirley Drew-Smith, of Toronto. Playing on the Toronto in the open sighis class, Sgt. M. F. Pie P. A. Symona Na Mississauga Golf and Country Club Rushman. of the R.N.RS, obtaining in) winner of Neil spoon. (h) win- course recently, he holed the 143-94, while Q.M.S., J. Bail and Sg yards 10th hole from the tea in the Major Maslen hnd 90's.

Aperture Nighte

'cap. 200 500 000 Tri, morning and repeated the perform-

yds, ydı. yds. ance in the afternoon.

Bet, R. J. Heap Ser. Mir, J. A. Guard Ber. All matches will be played at THE arst round of the Captain's ASP. (n) 5. Leta 1 Cup at the Country Club is befigt. D. E. Dreese 1 Mr. W. Trenouth i Caroline Hill at 3.30 p.m. cacking played on Sunday. The follow. B. (1) A. C. Chen

Ing is the draw:

Mt. 17. O. Foreman 2 day.

G. Lee v. B. Basto: E. Sadicle bent Mr. 11. L. Langley R. E. Lee a little while ago; T, Y. ME. A. Warburton

Mr. A. Simpson Lee v. S. V. Gittins; C. H. T. Suen Mr. J. d. Diles J

South China A.A. ▾ Saigon. Sunday, February 11, 1940.

Reserved seats:-Covered stand $2.20, Uncovered stand $1.10.

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v. A. W. Ramsay; A. J. Kew v. M. F. L/Cpl. 8. G. nighty Ber. FP. Sequeira Ber. de Pinna; A. T. Lee v. C. Kew; P. Mr. H. J. B. Blake Ser C. K. Tyżu v. A. A. Lapes; 1. J. M. BL (R) C. C. Chat Ber.

P/8#. (1) K. C. loo 1 Churn v. J. J. Basto,

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ter at Handicap spoon. (b) winner of Button. Winner of in) or (n) will have his handicap reduced by one polit

Recreio Cricket XI

The following have been chosen. to represent the Club, de Recreio 1st XI in a leaguo game against the In- dian Recreation Club on Saturday, February 3, at 2 ̊v.m.;

A. M. Rodrigues (Cup!), E. Lu Gosano, P. M. N. da Silva, Jr., W. A. Need, L.. G. Cosano, H, L. Ozorio, J. M. Gorand, A. I. Fareira, J. N. dosano, E, ML Boares and N, Belizao.

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and Freddie

COMBINED XI “RAGGED" THE SELECTORS are rapped as regards the combined foreign team which, crilles claim, to be

men wili tremely ragged ride with men thrown lug an elever where the together without any idea of form- dovetail

well

in order to reveal team work. Many

believe the team is over-individualistle to be effective.

The interport is set for 2.30 p.m. at the Canidrome on February 8, the all-star Chinese for February 0, and team for the combined foreign February 11.

Shanghat is confident of benting Hongkong, but writers are advising players not to underestimate the abilities of the opponents, despite the tack of Chinese stars and criticism of the team in the Hongkong papers. -United Press,

Hongkong F. A. Council Meeting

The Council of the Hongkong Football Association will meet next Monday, February 5, when the draws rounds of the for the semi-final Senlur and Junior Shield compell- tions will be made.

Y.M.C.A. Hockey Teams

The following will represent the Y.M.CZ.A,

In linckey matchen this week:

Thursday, A XI. v. Royal Scoin 2nd p.m.)Benwell ("y" ground. 5.15 (Capt.);

Jordan and Perry; Smlin, McLellan and Tomlinson: Macry; Gemmell:

Taylor, Coombe and Baldwin ground.

Saturday, 1st XI. v. Radio

4.15 p.m.)Benwell (Capt.); Jordan and Yourien; Datrs, McLellan and Colledge: Waldron and Mnery. Cemmelt, Taylor,

Coombe.

Saturday 2nd. XI v. RA.Q.C. (“y” sround, 3.00 pm.)Cleggett: Killeen and Perry: Smits, Tomlinson and Beach; Stone, Dormer (Capt.), Bpare, Greenberg and. Danka.

Secretary Leaving

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