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"Capt. Foster" Selects The Following:

YUNNAN HANDICAP

(FIRST SECTION)

Attacking Timo

Hillsboro Bay

ing Master

Taxing

CANBERRA PLATE

Catterick Bridge

Princess Ciuro.

Perola d'Oriente

DOUBLE TENTH PLATE

Mount Hope Bay

Confusion Bay

HUNAN HANDICAP

Eve of Hezvon

(FIRST SECTION)

Eve of Hunting

Phoenix

Clownner

*DIAMOND BAY HANDICAP

Far View Sapper

Ballia Bay

YUNNAN. HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION). Galveston Bay Rose Fiana Boolat Bay

HUNAN HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION) Bressay

Emergency Call Ascot Valo

KATOOMBA HANDICAP

Brown Derby.. Amber II

Rising Star

Daily Double

Far View/Dressay

ursda

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

October 10, 1940.

Garrison Sports Notes

Manila Announces Possible Postponement

Announcement this morning over the Manila Radio News Broadcast stated that owing to the present political situation the swimming interport meet between Hongkong and the Philippines which is to be held at the end of the month may be put off:

Singles Tourney

U.M. Omar

Big Match

Excellent Response To Wins Third

Volunteers Bowls Knock-out Tournament

IF ANYTHING further was needed to convince one of the popularity of lawn bowls in Hongkong it was pro- vided by the response from the Units of the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps to the arrangement of the Corps lawn bowls tournament.

A total of 38 teams (tinks) entered, and first games will be played on Sunday, under knock-out conditions.

As was to be expected when

The Teams

►

R. F. da Luz Surprisingly Out of Form

Great Interest Shown

For Indoor Bowls

Rugby Makes A Start

(By “Jake")

ATTEMPTS TO FORM an indoor bowling league for Servicemen are meeting with great suc- cess. Membership to date is 25, among whom are most of the best bowlers in Military circles, but further entries from the Royal Scots and the Middlesex are expected as well as from Depart- mentals and Corps, and it is expected that the roll will attain the fifty-mark within the next week or

so.

First match is expected to take place at the close of this week, and arrangements for this and other matches are in the hands of the Manager of the Hongkong Bowling Alleys.

Representing "C" Coy at Ban- tam-, Feather-, Light-, and Light- heavy weights will be Pie. O'Brien, Pte. Scott, Pie, Morley and L/Cpl.

Larkins respectively.

Changes may be made in this

Watching some of the more Į recent members of the Service's: U. M. OMAR secured a sur-League in action against Ameri- prisingly easy victory over R. F. can sailors and civilians during da Luz in the fourth round of the past week, the consistency the Colony lawn bowls singles of scoring was very noticeable. composition, and a possible welter- championship at the Kowloon On one particular night when a weight found: Pte. Sharkey, who book of free tickets was offered filled this gap before, has stated Bowling Green Club yesterday for the highest score up to that he will be unable to appear as winning by 21-5 on the 16th

a member of the team, and his ab p.m., the prize was taken by sence will be greatly felt as he is end.

Spectators were considerably dis-/Cpl. Cross, R.A.M.C., a mema very capable boxer.

of the ber of the League, who recorded middle of the month when the two However, between now and the appointed in the standard Recreio player, who was very much a fine 211, which included seven teams meet, there may yet be found off form, for it was considered that consecutive "strikes".

a substitute. he would extend Omar to the utmest.

105.

have attained a most formidable gularity, but with skill that was de- was never able to challenge Crus. ROYAL Army Service Corps

"Let Battery A Chr. Morrison, Gne. Carr.

strength. One from the Bickford, Capt. Watson.

"Onr. Stone, Ger. Lockhart, Our-Portuguese Company, for in- Clemow, St. in Jack.•*

stance J. A. Luz, H. A. Alves, "A" B. 8. M. Howe, Bet, Lloyd, Bet3. F. V., Ribeiro and F. V. V. Ribeiro-18 of championship standard.

ted Dts.

Oart, Bigt. Sherriff

3rd aty. "A"-BAM, ILB Capell, Gnr, M." Wahab, dr. A. M. Wahab, B.3.M. W Walker.

4th. Bty.

C. Chalmers,

con-

lightful to watch, Omar was tinually drawing to the jack, and, in fact, was placing his woods wherever he deemed it necessary.

However, Omar's form yesterday L/Cpl. Hall, of the Signals, showed is realised that nearly all had the stamp of an almost certain consistent form during that evening, Football sportsmen in Hongkong are in champion, and it would have been a fand attained an average of the Corps, some of the rinks super bowls match had Luz been able (with a highest score of 192 which to beat him. With monotonous re- was second for the evening, but he

were extremely unlucky not dr.

Hall, incidentally, is highest scorer to have beaten the Middlesex at duck-pins for the month, his cf- |Regt, on Saturday last. During fort to date being 135.

For the week-end match it the first half, the Mids were On two occasions, on the 8th and hoped that Cpl. Blount, 'L/Cpl. Hall, acknowledgedly the superior in 10th heads, he sent down perfect Summ. Birket and Cpl. Cross will both attack and defence, their woods with his lost to rest the jack turn out. The League, with such outstanding

player. and take the shot when Luz had one talent, will, I feel sure, make a

being been lying.

name for itself among bowling en Heliarda, who scored a good goal, There was peculiar incident on thusiasts in Hongkong. the 14th when Lus was lying. IIo asked the umpire for the position. and was told that his was the shot. He must have misfaken the reply

The draw/which was made last Gitting night resulted as follows (grounds

follow each match):

"A" CQM45. Delgado, Bel Bet Thompson, GEL Bane,

ach tr

OCTOBER 13 Memore, It. bain, R. Keown,

Preliminary round-No 1 Cor. v. No. Coy, B. K.F.C; No. 3 Coy, C No. 3 No. 1 Day, "A"-P AL Eastman Pte. Coy, BK.5.0.C; Mobile Column v. Groves CPL J., Hempsey, C.5. M. R. Á.6.C. B. fcerels. Edward Mount, Cpl. T. Baddon, Sgt. C.

Flazave, Pte, A. Bower,

"C"L/CRM. M. King, 2/LA, J. Red- man, L/C, Murphy, Pia, F. Anderson. No. Coy.

"A" Pto. Couli, Pie, McKie. Oil, Ple, Rovaird.

L/C

First

v. No.

D. Hecreto No. 1 Cor. 4. Section: K.B.G.C.; Field Engineers B V. Mobile Column A, Kowloon Dock: Field Engineers

v. Fortress Signals, KYC Field Am- bulance A v. No. 1 Coy. A. Kowloon Tong: No Coy. A v. Field Engineeru A. Pistoon Cv, Blanley K.F.C.; Blanley

D/C-Connoly, Pto. Musker, Cpli Pioon D. Stanley: 5th AA Battery v. Field Ambulance C. KCC Field Am-

#lion, Brt Stainton

"C"Bgt. Mackenzie, ta williamson,bulance B v. 4th Battery, Kowloon Tong:

Fin-Me. R. Lepelvic. Msemaster, Pte.

Pie Morrison, Capt, Brown.

P/M Mackie, Pto.

Ple. A Lapsley. Pto, Tillery, Sgt. Lagan, Fio. Thom

No. 3 Coy.. “A”~~~Pie T, Holland, Pte. W. K. Way,

Zimmern, C.Q.MS, Fincher.

Broadbridge, Li Hung, L/C

Mackay, Pie, Mader.

2nd Battery Av. No. 3 Coy, C. Kowloon Dock No. a Coy. B v. No. 8 Coy. A Itecrelo.

OCTOBER 20

Preliminary round,—No. 2 Cay, D v, 1st. Battery B. Recrelo; No. 2 Chy, A v Battery AK.C.C. AS.C. COT. A V, No. 2 Cay. C, at K.Y.C.

Virst round No. 1 Cay. B v. Stanley Platoon K.B.G.C.: 3rd, Dattery v. No.

CPte. Hung, Bet. While, Pie. 2 Coy, E KF.C. Rapley, Pte. Zimmern

No. E Coy,

"A"-Pie, D. C. Alves, Plo. A. A. doe

Ammedios te. L.. J. Silva, CQMB, C. O. Ozarlo, 8pr. R. Lapsley, Bpr. R. Morrison. Bilva.

"Pte. M. Alarcon, Pte, P. M. N.

Field Amb.

"A" The A. F. Noronha

Rodriguez

for his next was a drive that took out his counting shot and left

Omar 21

The scores were:

U. M. Omar

Rugby

R.ASC. halves were very stendy during the second period, Young taking honours for no defensive tactics. Their forward-line, how ever, was rather too Individualistic, CONTINUING past successes, and the failing to bring about com-

the R.AM.C. Headquarters bination brought defeat.

Saddler, the centre-forward, would XV defeated the Royal Corps of certainly improve the team with a

centred well,

but Saddler

a. F. da La Signals 17-0* recently. Main- little more initiative, Glen, outside-

taining their present form, the right, Medicals should go a long way could make little use of the oppor-

tunities offered. in the League. Of their four matches this season, they have won three and drawn one.

Bowls Committee

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Outstanding player against the Signals was Lleut Coombes, Com- bridge Blue and International. After scoring a fine try, he dropped a beautiful goal from the 25 line. Though

somewhat unorthodox, he proves himself puzzling to his op- ponents. Captalo

gured Bartley well at back and scored a try,

MacDonald and Wybro, wing permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on former also scored a try. Captain 10th October, 1940, commencing at Scriven was not lacking his usual 2.00 p.m. on both days. consistency,

The First Bell will be rung xt 1,30 p.m. on each day.

THE EIGHTH EXTRA RACE MEETING". Will be held (weather

Sitra, Plan M. Xavier, Capt A Remedios. Pte. A. M. Rumjalin. Li, X. A Meeting To-morrow three-quarters, played well and the SATURDAY, 61k and THURSDAY,

Botelho.

"CBE, M. A. Baptista, CBM, IL M D. Remedios, Lt. J. M. Britto, Egt.

D-L/C C. P. Basto, Cpl, Q. A. Pinna, L/C M. Mendonça, Ple, IL R, Pinna

No. Cor. *A*~J. A. Liz, Pte, it, A. Atves, Pts. V. Ribeiro, LA. F. V. V. Ribeiro. I-L/C_A. P. Pereira, Pio. C. & Blive, Agt. J. C. Remedios, Pia, C. Rose -Pereira.

Mobile Column

"A"-Pte. Champelovito len head, Pie, Gregory, Lt, Hamilton,

"B"-Pte. Farmer, Pie. Ramay, 1/1A)} Stoker, C.Q.M.8, Buller,

"Sield Cay,, Ruginoors

"A"-Bgt. *. 0. Bailey, L/C L Byk

· La Stephens, CQMS, A, Spay, Castro, 8pr, W. J. Howard, Cph W. C

impron

8pf. A. & Calman, Bor, I. a.

"D". A. Roza. Pia, W. Hggs, Sgt.

A.

R. Leigh, Ezt 4. Steven Barnes. Pie.

Pte. I. 8. Eccleshall, Ple. IL Strange

A.B.C. Coy. "A"--Cpl. Cullen, Sgt. Hyde, Sgt. Meyer, Ple. Kern.

"D"Capt. Filppancs. L/C Pearse, L/C Tuck. Ple. Howselet.

Stanley Platoon “A”—Pte, G. McGrath, Pie. 8. Hodge,

W. Fitz-Gerald. Bet. W. 3. Bagley,

Ligd Wite, Webber, Ple. B. Gnder. pre. J. McCutcheon, Pr, A, Jo

"C-Plc. V. Freeman, Pin. 3. W. | Harrop, Pia. G. Forster, Pie. C. Gowland. Pay Sect Dand, Bg W. it. B, Musketh, 8st

"AMS ALL SET. . . Rakusen,

Fortress Big COX. "A"-Sgt. L. D. Skinner, Sgt. C. tatt Set. G. 7, Needham, Sgt. W. J. Gesil

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A meeting of the General Committee of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Associa tion will be held to-morrow at the office of Messes Giande Price at 6.30 pm. to select representatives for the Gutierrez International Aufeld,

Club's First Rugger Trial

Held Yesterday

The same side will oppose a Naval XV at the Valley this week-end.

Hockey

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

No One without a badge will be admilted to the Members' Enclosure. Such must be worn throughout the duration of each Meeting. in zuch

TN a "grudge" match at Chat-manner as to be readily identified.

ham Road, the Combined

Badges admitting Non-Members to Military Hospital beat Head- the Members Enclosure and Club quarters, R.AM.C. by 7-0. The Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentle

men and. $3.00 per day for Ladies game Wag keenly played (bath including tax) are obtainabis HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB throughout, though. Headquar- through the SECRETARY upon the held their first rugby trial at the ters were clearly outclassed. -- personal or written appileation of a Valley yesterday, when 20 players turned out and took part. Overlocking

Prominent on the wing was Hodg- Member, such Member to be respon- faults that would be there at the be-kinson, who netted twice, and other sible for all visitors introduced by

contributions

him, and for Payment of all Chili, from Captain ginning of any season, there was

etc. distinct promise of an excellent torn Babag Singh (2).

Scriven (1), Rasul Bux (2), and The Secretary's Office. 1st floor, out this year.

Exchange Bullding, (Tel. 37794) will R. M. Lavalle, Aitkenhead and

The latter two players were very close at 11.45 am, on both days. Charter took the eye with some fine elusive, and showed excellent con-

Tims are obtainable at the Club runnlag, as did M. G. Carruthers and trol of the ball,

House provided they are ordered in | advance from the No. 1. Boy: (Tel.

21020).

D. G. Day, though the latter two were

faulty in passing.

_J._ M. Thomson, scrum-half, and F.

M Thomson, back, were the pick of

Boxing

Carne

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission to the

those divisions. The first named FROM a member of "C" Coy, Public Enclosure is $1.00 including distributed the ball well, while the team of the Royal Scots, Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, latter showed fine anticipation and who will be seen in action and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers

hondled nicely.

NEW VICE-CAPTAIN

At a meeting after the trial, J. s. Charter was elected vice-Captain of the 1st XV in place of W. E, Grieve, who has left the Colony.

Police XV Defeat

Middlesex 17-0

against "A" Coy. of the same Regiment, I learned that owing to several of their past per- formers not being available, they are experiencing some difficulty fa finding substitutes.

They are determined, however, to show stiff resistance to the form- dable "A" Coy, and are confident of giving a good account of them-

FIELDING only 1d players, includ-selves. ing novéral reserves, Police had no Fifficulty · Em' besting. Middlesex› ut

CLUB

Roundary Street Reyesterday, four THE MACAO JOCKEY tries and a goal. (17) to, nil, da b

Reynolds, who last season showed signs of promise on the wing, proved a And at centre-three and scored two nice tries. Rose, Dempsey and· D. H. Taylor, added the other tries,, Taylor converting one.

NOTICE

Notice is horoby given that the next Race Meeting of The Macao

and Ballors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.

By Order,

⠀⠀ O, B. BROWN,⠀⠀⠀

*********Secretary, Hongkong, 30th September, 1940,

THE HONG KONG.:

JOCKEY CLUB

-Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Ninth Extra Race Meeting to be held on Saturday, 19th October, 1940 (weather per mitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Exhange Build- ing: the Club House, Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club; and the Stables,

Cambridgeshire May Jockey Club will be held at Arola Shan Kwong Road.

Be

On Nov. 2

"the: Cambridgeshire ;at

Preta Macao on Sunday, Novem- ber 10th, 1940, at 8 p.m.

By: Order

A MARTIN ECO rotation: and. Treasurers, Hongkong 8th October 1940.

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on FRIDAY: 11th October 1940

Order

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