1941-04-26 — Page 4

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

April 26, 1941.

Replay For Governor's Cup

Fine Game Promised At Caroline Hill To-morrow

Another Test Of Defence

(By "SCRAMBLER”)

STILL ANOTHER GRAND soccer game is in store for fans to-morrow at Carolino Hill, when the Association and the Chinese Federation stage their re-play for the Governor's Cup, by virtue of the drawn game played last week; each side al- roady claiming one victory.

If the football last week is any criterion of standard, then to-morrow's game should be worth going a long way to see.

The proceeds of this game are to augment the Bomber Fund, and for Chinese War Charities.

As was to be expected; it was only ed with this work, there should be the Association's last line of defence an improvement in this department. that paved their way to share the game, for without the soild pair, Roughley and Fraser, and the ex- cellent work of Banier in goal, they would have assuredly gone under.

The Chinese were very well served in their attack, and if only the above three players were not in the form they were, a different result would have been the outcome.

So far as advertised, the same line up will once again be seen in action, although the Chinese two inside men have switched places. The Assocla- tion will, they hope, be strengthened by, the return of Freshwater and Bright, who, on account of duties last week, were prevented from playing.

With their Intermediate Ilae brought to full strength, the As- sociation will be taking the field with confidence, and Lee Wal-long will have to be on his toes to lead his men to victory, for with the exception of the Kotowall Cup, the Shield and the League, which were won by South China, ropre- sentative Chinese teams have not fanctioned so well this season,

The Chinese are depending on. the old brigade to do service, and Hau King-sing's Job of policing the wily Howlett is no sincouro. Boong Ling-xing will have his hands full in keeping track of the fast and speedy Fowler, and Lau Hing-choy Was none too steady

last week against Ricrisen. Unleas the wing halves are able to master the respectiva wingers, they will find that the Association's attack capable of blg doings.

Softball Schedule At K.F.C.

GIRLS

As usual, the Chinese attack is smooth, and both wingers are fast and tricky. Now that the insidemen have switched over their berths, a better understanding, will prevail. Hyui fa that fast and thrustful type, 10.30 a.m. Portugal v. whereas Tsao is tricky and schemeful, Lee Wal-tong will be given plenty to do by his sides.

Solid Bacha

ISANG Chung-wan is a very re-

tiable back, but the same' cannot be said of his mate, Ng Kec-cheong. Although he covered him well, Tsang Chung-wan was unable to prevent Ferrier from going through at the last moment.

In Roughley and Fraser, Bankier will ind himself well supported, for

MEN

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China

11.45 am. United States v. India

Shanghai Basketballers

To Play Here

between the two very little is allow This Afternoon

ed to get past, Perhaps the Associa- tion's backs are alightly better than the Chinese as a unit.

The Association's attack though not so spectacular is nevertheless a dangerous one, and with Howlett at the top of his form, and from whom The two custodians are now both most of the Association's thrent will at the top of their form, and the fine come, the Chinese defence will have showing last week by both should Come to play a better game to upset them. once again be in attendance. It is, therefore, hoped that both Le what may, another first class game is Page and Ferrier will be able to sup-in store for fans, although the odds port their leader well.

Halves A Factor

are very even.

Association:

Bankler; Roughley, Fraser; Freshwater, Bright, Thomas; Fowler, Le Page, Howlett, Ferrier, Riertsen.

Federation:

Cheung Wing-choy;

THE TOURING SHANG- HAI basketball team, en route home after a success- ful invasion of the Philip- pine Islands, where they were triumphant in five games, are slated to appear before local cage fans this afternoon at 4 p.m. at the. Kowloon Chinese Y.M.C.A., Waterloo Road.

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THE Association's halves will be the deciding factor in this game, for had they been able to hold the Tsang Chung-wan, Ng Kee-cheung; The tall visiting basketeers from Chinese last week, they would have | Lau Hing-choy, Hsu King-sing, the northern port have. a glittering been able to bring off victory. Now Soong Ling-sing: Yeung Shui-ylck, array of brilliant hoop artists in their that the Diehards irlo of Freshwater, V. K. Hyul, Lee Wal-tong, C. T. Tsao, line-up, and are known to be real Bright and Thomas are to be entrust- | Hau Ching-tàu,

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Led by the flashy Lee Chen-chung, the visitors play fast-breaking, trieky passing game and use the five- man zone defence in masterful fashion.

Plited against the starry visitors will be a team that has always been in the forefront of local basketball circles, and this present South China A.A. quintette is considered to be about the strongest in the south of China.

The Caroline Hill cage artists have a sprinkling of veterans to back up the peppery youngsters, and the local hoopsters are expected to give the northern visitors a tough battle In to-day's basketball classic.

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

THE FOURTH. EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held, weather permitting on SATURDAY, 20th April, 1941, commencing at 2.00 p.m. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 [p.ul.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No One without a badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure. Such must be worn throughout the duration of each Meeting in such a manner as to be readily identified,

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $3.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (both including tax) are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal or written application of a Member, such Member to be responsible for all visitors Introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, elc.

The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor. Exchange Building, (Tel, 27794) wlll; cloac at 11.45 am.

Tiffing are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel {21020).

No Children or amalis will be jadmitted to either Enclosure.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate, Soldiers and Sailors In Uniform are admitted Half Price,

By Order,

O. B. BROWN,

Secretary, Hongkong, 21st April, 1941,

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International Softball Finals

Howlett (Association) heading towards the Chinese Federation goal during the Governor's Cup match at Happy Valley last Saturday. The match was drawn. Soong Ling-sing has just failed to intercept with his head.--Ming Yuen.

"Capt. Foster" Selects The Following:

TAIMOSHAN HANDICAP

Blue Field

Strathbannock

Eve of Hunting

CANTERBURY PARK STAKES

Hascossay

Misty View Vanguard

ST GEORGE'S PLATE

Johnber

So Nice Galaxy

CHARTERS TOWERS STAKES

Mountain View Iron Belle

Nomine Poenae

BROKEN HILL, HANDICAP (FIRST SECTION)

Colooms

A Happy Time

Tho Nineteenth Hole

KOALA STAKES

(FIRST SECTION)

Bugle_

Bona Vacantla

Seal River

ST KILDA STAKES

(FIRST SECTION)

The Koala Bear

Newborn Star Bendigo

KOALA STAKES (SECOND SECTION)

Double Dutch

Look See

Tien Tien

ST KILDA STAKES (SECOND SECTION) Daylight

Buckfastleigh Twinkling Stor

BROKEN HILL. HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION]

Happy Beturns Jus Gentium Santa-Anita

Daily Double Event

Calooma/The Koala Beur

War Names Coined For

Race Horses

NEWMARKET, (UP).— The King has a filly entered for the Oaks of 1942-Air

Raid.

The fllly is by Truculent out of Polish Air, but the name is hot original, for the Cesarewitch win- ner of 1918 was also named Air Rafd

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Brighter Prospects For Home Cricket

Apr.

16.-

Portuguese Girls Hope To Dethrone Champions

Indians Clash With U.S.A.

(By "Ball Fan")

THE CLASSIC FINALS, to select Softball Cham-- pions in this year's "Tournament of the Nations,” will be staged to-morrow at the Kowloon ball stadium as Hong- kong's rabid gashouse fans bid “Au Revoir" to the most successful of all softball seasons in the Colony since the first official ball was tossed out on to the diamond a fow years back.

..China's champion lossies, with a sensational victory in their | initial game last week, enter the finals for the third successive year as thoy clash with Portu- gal's mighty maiden machine.

The United States of America wili heud thto the deciding round, dead- on favourites to pulverize the title defending Indlan team with a devast- ating power-clouting attack—to con- the clude the local season with "crowning achievement" of the year, their first International series win,

AT 10.30 a.m. with Doc Mol- Charlie Waggoner calling them, International champions will be crowned for the current season as China's title-holding lassics make a tremendous attempt to! retain their classic laurels in clashing with Portugal's glitter- ing array of ball playing maid-

then, Kassa Nazarin and

ens.

The two starry nincs staged a terrific struggle in the finala last year when the Chinese lassies cashed in with the Inter-National 'pennant in a last inning run scoring splurge.

The Portuguese belles have been pointing all season toward this "terposhni” game, and expect to reward their gashouse supporters with a big challengers victory. Boasting as brilitant a lineup ever to

a local ball diamond appear on a bearing the proud colours of Por- tugal, Harry Noronha's belles expected to pin their faith in a heavy clouting game to offset the highly trained champions.

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LONDON,

With plenty of experience gained Cricket, whose fate last sea-after a real successful season, the son was left mainty in the hurling combination of Thelma Col- aco and Cynthia Motta should give hands of the British Empire the Chinese starlets, Mary Ng and and London Counties sides, Dot Loule, a battle royal for battery looks like coming back into supremacy. its own for the second war season.

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Weekly Wind-Up

Easter Monday's charily double header organized by the Stanley Maryknoll Fathers was a huge-fa- ancial success-Latest returnim show an approximate Hum of $1,678.00 niready collected for the Warphans

Organized and arranged in such a short space of time, the efforts of the Commitice sure were tremen- dous,

A letter from the Stanley Mary- knall Institute expressing apprecia tion and gratitude to the All Star Girls' team for their kind co-opera- tion has been received at this office

i was really an honour to aid such fine gentlemen in their great humanitarian task,

Y.R.C.'s championship ball team is all set to play basketball in a big way. The swimmers have taken to the cage 'rame like a duck takes to water.

A. R. Kitchell, peppery Indian shortstop has been on the shelf with a case of tonallitis-He'll probably be back with India in their cruciat game to-morrow,

The Cyclone Sports Club is hold- Ing zala dance on the evening of May 2 at the Peninsula Hote Pinky Pineda, starry pitcher and musto macairo de luxe will be master of ceremonies at this swing musle affair—A. M. Omar expects a huge crowd of softball enthusiasts to be on hand,

Next Week's Open Tennis Programme

tennis

The following are the championship xtures for next week:

MONDAY

Brillance In its most glittering form streiches across the entire Portuguese Infield with the redoubt- able Irene Pereira back at her old position on first, the heavy clouting Open Singles Semi-Anal --S, A. yet sure-tagging duo of Irene Cas-Rumjahn v. Tsui Wal-put (Stand tilho and golden girl Celeste Mar Court). ques on daty at the keystone and

Club Championship Semi-final.--- Terry Noronha handling all within C. H. R. Oxlade v. F. W. Carter.

third.

Five county sides, in addition the British Empire and London Counties teams, have) announced their intention of arranging matches and, with Sir Pelham Warner already engaged the task of arranging matches at Lord's only an Invasion of the grounds by Hitler and his hordes stars as will_stop_the_Englishman_having_his

on

cricket.

range at The culfield packs class galore and will be chosen from sucli standout Dingdong Lopes, Therese Marques

Lelia Xavier, Ida and Soc- oro Castro and Thelma Marques.

China will

probably

A flip should be given to the game team that came through with their

Handicap Singles Final.-G. W. Sewell v. T. J. Gould.

TUESDAY

-Club~Championship-Semi-final;

start the same R. E. Guest v. M. Pagh (Stand Court). Mixed Doubles Semi-final.-C. H. by the announcement that D. R. Jardine, the former England captain initial win last week, and Chinese R. Oxlade and Miss Pritchard v. J, S. of "bodyline" notoriety, will captain supporters are laying out heavy odds Theobald and Mrs Torrible.

British Empire XI when military with a third successive championship v. R. H. Blake and H. C. D. Knight, on their favourites to come through Handicap Doubles.-L. M. S. Lloyd duties permit.

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WEDNESDAY

campaign last summer when they THE men's finale is scheduled Open Doubles Semi-final-Taul played 30 matches and were the only to get under way at 11.46 Wal-pui and Tsul Yun-pui v. G. W. team to beat the London Countiesa.m. with the United States of Sewell and D. M. MacDougali. team which is composed mainly of

America tackling a desperate professionals, Jack Hobbs la star president of the London Courties this Indian nine. Grandpa Leung,

Nick Beltrao and Nip Lum are! Despite the fact that a number of booked to handle this one. players have joined the Services since Inst season, Desmond Donnelly, the The Americans put on a classy youthful organiser of the team, lopes to raise about £2,500 for the Red Cress during the season.

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Fixtures Arranged SEVERAL attractive fixtures have already been arranged, and some games have been promised at Lord's, their opponents Including London Counties and the Royal Air Force.

THURSDAY

Club Championship Final,

Finals Dates

display last week in sending the THE FINALS of the Open Singles strong Portugal team to the cleaners, and Open Doubles will be played on and expect to

continue with the Monday, May 5, and Wednesday, May same dazzling ball in their speedy 7, respectively. Josh to the championship.

Final of the Handicap Doubles and The "New

Deal" infield of Ernte Mixed Doubles will be on May 5 and Hearther, Johnny Schaberg, Pete 6 respectively. Fitch and Lou Leight thrilled ball

fans with a real confident, zip- the brunt of a run-making attack in playing game Matches will be played with Cam-

against Noronha's the major defense of their title. bridge University, Nottinghamshire,

stars and are slated to start once A. R. Kitchell, snappy smooth- Sir Julien Calin's XI and a West of

again in this pennant-labelled ell-throwing shortatop, who was forced England and it 1$

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to the sidelines last week, will return up games with Yorkshire, Worcester- The flashy hindsnatching of bullet to the fold once again to-morrow to shire and Oxford University.

Joe Morris has been a big feature spark the Indian infleld as they bld C. B. Clarke, the West Indies test out at the ball park all season, and for second straight crown, player, who did so well for the this respect America will carry a

83 clear edge into the tray. Empire XI lost season, taking

India's colourful outfield has been wickets at a cost of 10.74 runs. will agala be available,

but notable the fighting spearhead of spectacular absentees will be . Nelson, the early round wins by the defending Northants active service and who was killed on champions, and this dynamle trio of and L. F. Parslow, last Savage Hossan, Cyclone Baker and year's leading scorer with 900 runs, Jindoo Hussain will once again bear who has foined the R.A.F.

England off-break bowler, has pro- Tom Goddard, the Gloucester and mised to assist

in the provincial games.

The Connells who have so far announced their. Intention of play- ing are Surrey, Essex, Nottingham- shire, Derbyslilee and Leicester- attire.

Nottinghamshire are looking for-

The King's Derby entry, a colt by Fairway, has been named Channel

well. Other new names announced ward to the occasional assistance of are the Duke of Westminster's Sorter sur players now in the Forces. geant Pilot, and J. Hetherton's York Joe Hardataff, C, B. Harris and H. shire Hussar and Squadron-Leader.

Butler are sergeants in A.A. batteries.

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Sufficient Jockeys

MEANWHILE, despite the large

A number of jockeys who are Joining up, there will be no lack

Gordon Richards has accepted re- ininers with the proviso that he may be called up-he is 37, but many of

of riders for the flat race season the best riders are over military age. this year in Britain,

Such are Michael Deory. Pat Beasley, The Jockey Club Issued 139 Licenses "Midge" Richardson. Fred Lone, Ken jockeys during 1840, and 133 Robertson Fred Herbert, who is 52 apprentices were licensed, and and a grandfather and R. Crisp, who although some of those will be called has held a Jockey Club license for 38 to the colours, it is certain that there years,

will be enough for any single Oxture lost of these are to the Iome In 1941.

'Guard or in ARP, work.

'But surely, just a

Hurler Kassa Nazarin, whose fast fielding on the hillock and sure throws to first are a feature of the strong Indian inner defence, is all pepped up for this fracas and will be gunning for a grand slam fare- well triumph in this last officiat game of the year.

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