1941-05-10 — Page 5

Tsui Brothers Regain Doubles Tennis Title Inconsistency Features Final Match of 1941 Tournament (By "Tinker")

IT COULD HARDLY be said that the 1941 Colony Tennis Tournament closed in any blaze of glory when the Doubles final was played at the Stand Court yesterday.. There was an inconsistency about the play that hardly elevated it in standard above that of the First Division of the League.

All-Schools And

The Taui brothers regained the title they lost last year and beat the Rumjalin cousins in four sets by 7-6, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4.

The outstanding figure of the four was probably Tsui Yun-pui, the Singles Champion, though, this view may be influenced by anal reflection on the match, for during the last three games he rose to the heights and cap- tured the crowd's, fancy.

Over the opening set there was SD great a cautiousness that hardly more than a ripple of opplause enme from the spectators. The defending cham-1 pions were far from strong overhead, steady, were some dis-

and,ved from being dangerous |

tance

at the ret.

In comparison, the Tauis, though cominitting far more errors than one far the more เอน would expect, were impressive in volleying. They too seemed to have left many of their

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Athletic Meet At Caroline Hill Sponsored By S.C.A.A.-

THE FIRST DAY of the All- Schools and Open Athletlo Meeting sponsored by the South China

Athletto Association was held at Caroline I yesterday. Only one running event was held, the rc- mainder being field events, anit Pio Manson (R. Scots) won the 800 metres in 2 mins 11.2 secs. Yesterday's results were:

Open Evente.

500 metres-1. I'le Manson; 2, Lal Pun- forcing shots at home, and were con-yuen; 3. Cpl Sutherland, Time 2.11.3. tent to

Long Jump.1. Tam fol-chun: 2 Teli patiently wait for errors on singli. 3. Lau other side of the net.

metres,

Chi-kin. Dintance Boys' Events

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High Jump (Grade A)), Lung Kof- el (Ling Nom Red); 2 Yung Koon kan Yan), Height 1.43 metres. Grade 1-1. (Ling Nom Hed); 3. Fong Chi-hung (Waht

hon Ling Nom Red); J, Kam Wah-sanя ....... || (8t Paul's). Height 1.6 metres.

The lack of a good angled volley was a glaring weakness of the Rum- Johns. Sirdar brought off one or two flashing cross-court shots but in the main they relled more on their | Wan Kai-hing (Wai Yan); 2, Luk Chung- sleadiness than anything else, It was this that car

|_ Long Jump (Grade B)—1, Wan Kal- through the third set. The Tulsing (Wals Yan); 2 Lau Rok-ch! (Ling taking the more risks, having twe Nom Red); 3. Lai Man-chuen (Ling Nam

carried them

sets in hand, committed the more errors, but the Rumjahns' win was a popular one for they never gave up trying for shots.

First Set

FOR the first eight games of the

1, Chau Kwok-hung Ling Napi Red); 2 Grey). Distance 5.51 metres. Grade Arm Leung Tin-shan (Ling Nam Red Wong Slu-kit (Ling Nam Red). Distance 0.23 introw.

Ling Nain Grey) Distance 10.07 metres.

Saturday,

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Paying his first official visit to Hongkong, His Excellency the Governor of Macao, Cmdr Gabriel Maurtelo Teixeira, accompanied by Senhora Teixeira, arrived here yesterday. They were welcomed by. II. E. Sir Geoffry Northcote and leading 'citizens. Cmdr Teixeira is seen above Inspeeting the Guard of Honour, and at right he is seen taking the salute

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Volunteers' Orders

List of Parades for The Coming Week

Sea Raider Sunk By Cornwall

Shot put (Grade A)-1, Chan Shut- put (Ling · Nam Red); 2. Ma tok-ming

London, May 9. Orders by Colonel 1. B. Rose, Com- Dolence

The Admiralty to-day announced first set, the side with the service 2 Lee Che-hang (Pul Ying): 3, H Chun-

Grade C, Yu Kwok-hei (Ling Ying); inndant, flongkong Volunteer

Corps:

that a German armed merchant won, On the 9th, however, the Tsuis, fing (Ling Nam Grey), Diloncs 0.01

Recruits Medical Examination-May 10, cruiser acting as a commercial raider Chung-hon, Burd broke through ID.'s service to lead tres. Grade B-1, Luk

5.30 pm. Orderly Medical Oficer.in the Indian Ocean had been inter- 5-4. Surprisingly, of the

Ling Nam Red); 2. Lam Fong-wang (Pul Ying); 3, Mak Shut-chan (Put Ying).

Half-day Training Dress-felmets wincepted and sunk by the British play, the Rumfalns came back equal Distance 0.64 metres

be worn from Bay 19,

Cruiser Cornwall. Twenty-seven strong in the 10th game and took

P. Ferguson it on Yun-pui's service.

British seamen on board the raider had been rescued. Fifty-three mem- Bers of the German crew survived and were prisoners of war.

run of

Sirdar falled to hold the advantage with his service and once again the Tsals led this time 0-5. On Wal- pul's service deuce was called twice before the Chinese claimed the game and set.

Still Cautious

Man Hed-2. Chan Shiu-put (Ling Nam Ducus Throw-1. Ng Wa-kwong (Ling

Red): 3, Mak Mo-yucu (Pui Ying). Dis- tance 20,85 mtren

Girls' Events

High Jump (Grade A)-Yvonne Yalle (French Convent): 2, Yip Mo-ching Fong Lam A. Curreem (French Conventi fieight 1.31 metres.

Shot put (Grade A)-1, Cheung Chin fal (Nam Sheting); 2. Chan Bau-ling (Fong Lam): 3, Kam Fun-lin (Fong Lam): Distance. 8.30 metres. Grade B

Wan So-kuen (Fong Lam); 2. Pang Kam-yat (Ling Tung); Lo Sik-kam (Ling Tung) Distanco. 7.09 metres. Lam); 2. Yip Mo-ching (Fong Lam)

Javelin Throw, Chan Sau-lin (Font tam Mini-yu! (Ling Nam ted): Dis tance 24.18 metres.

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CAUTIOUSNESS was still apparent throughout the second set. On the Rumtolins' part, possibly because

tubes

and they wished to reserve something for a long struggle, ard

on the Tauis

The Cornwallis à 10,000-ion part, probably because they did not

cruiser of the County class carrying wish to repeat last year's mistakes.

Softball Throw (Grade A)-1, Yvonne

eight 8-Inch guns. She has a speed Yolle (French Convent): 2, Jackie Ander- The Tsuis led 2-1, and for the 4th son (French Convent): 3, Jeanette Volle

Corps Artillery

of 31 knots and is commanded by game Wal-pul had to serve for eight (French Convent) Distarico 40.18. metres.

Captain John Mannering, who fought deuces before they could claim that Kan Yuk-kit (Ling Ying); 5 quelled as S.1.0's-Bdr

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Specialists' Classification. The Unwith the Grand Fleet in the last war. Wan Sau-kuen (Fang dermentioned N.CO's 3rd Battery have geme to lead 3-1. Then on to 4-1, Cheung Sau-hao (Fong Lam). Distance Class L. SRt G. E. L. Johnson, Bdr R. Station.-Reuter.

V. D. Bonch. She was formerly the China 4-2 and 5-2, and though the Rum-3185 metros. jahns challenged in the final game)

S. Capell, Bdr H. K. Chan, Class II. they could not stay

Gun Arteera.-Tip undermentioned the champions.

End Battery are qualified to undertake Steadiness Paya

the duties of gun artificers in their own CUTEADINESS in the third set was

n. Conies. paying for the Indians. They Kowloon Cricket Club will hold a undermentioned are qualified to under- D. E. L. Electrician and Fitters The snatched a 3-0 lead, though from practice match for "A", "B" and "C" take the duties of D. EL. Artificers- leading 40-15 in the third game deuce Division League Tennis teams 10- 91 W. M. Cities, Bdr V. G. Bonch, was called Ave times

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Refresher Course, refresher course Then in a great recovery,

lend: the Tauls drew up to 3-all, but against ford, S. A. Gray, G.

E. C. Fincher, G. C. Bumett, A. Craw-19. May 14 9 am.

1st Battery,—-May 13, 1.Q., 2. p.m. M. Gillard, the wall-like front of the Rum- Llewellyn, A. E. P. Guest, F. Zummer, R. Beca, Bly-training-d'Agullar. D.E.La Sec- Jahns, their shots returned over R. S. Capell. A. L. Fisher, N. 3. Bobbing Aguilar at 4.30 pm Dres

T. Broadbridge, N. A. E. Mackay, Y. Gross. 10 Wellington Bks.

to and proceed

aastal. the net with unfalling regularity, ton, A. Perry, F. J. Lay. E. Eymard, May 15 HQ 8.30 p.m., B.C.A., L.G. and In all the Truls won three points Mader. . H. Langley, R. E. Lee, In the last three games.

R. Kloss, it, Eardley, F. J. Kengelbacker, W. Rapley and J. L. Anderson.

ST

The Final Set

K.C.C. Tennis Practice Battery-Gn: E. Loyd Jones, Gar W. G.

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Itinerary Of

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No. 5, Company-May 11, rife casuals at Kowloon City Tenge. May 12, Kow- Joon railway station, 2 p.m. Dress, as before. May 18 HQ.. 5,30 p.m... first period, rife instructions, loading, trigger pressing, anap, rapid, timed are. Second period. M.G. Sees, L.A. Brst and second positions blind, folded,, L.G. Secs, pro- halile stoppages.

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Madame Teixeira will remain in R. Sec. D.EL. and B.OF Suf, Fatigue No, 7 CompanyMay 11. Kowloon City Hongkong until Monday morning. party. Half day training. Remainder, range, rite casuals, N.CO VC Party Last evening they were entertained

Q. 2.15 p.m. Dress as laid down. IT seemed that the Rumjans

L/Cpl. C. Li.. Stonecutters. 3rd Battery-May 12. H.Q., 5.30 p.m. Casunis, /e Porly. Pie J. F. 5. Yu. Men

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Dresa as uncia). May in, H.Q. 5.30 p.m.. Army Service Corps Company--May In the evening, a reception will be his brother stormed

man of the Japanese Ratepayers As- those the net on soclation in Shanghai, tried at the overalls. S.D. caps, webbelt. Orderly Sgt piles sections on duty as detalled under

detalled. N.C.O Clam, Dress. 11 to May 17. incl.. Transport and sup given in honour of the Governor of every possible occasion and drew

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Duty, F. On Wai-pul's service the Rumjahins murder of Mr W

duty officer | J. Keswick at the

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Field Company Engineers.-May 12, Field Ambulance,-May 14, HQ., Impression. Is that never before have Council, and Mr Issaku Okamoto, the Tsuis been seen so much on the Japanese member of the Council, at parade. May 15. K.C.It. 2.30 p.m. tech-

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Appointments, Promotion May 14, Q. 2 nm, half day training, L/Cpl field exercise. Dreas, battle order, S.D. Cpl. Pie L. A. Gibson, Mob Col, to be Murphy. No. 1 Coy, to be the winners, Mr H. R. Hancock,

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The programme of sacred music presented by the Hongkong Singers at St John's Cathedral last night was extremely well done and up to the usual standard of performance rendered by the Society. Proceeds to No. 0

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M.d

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Zeave exercise. Kowloon City, Dress, baltid or-

Gor B. Murray, fat Bly, 28.4.41 3341-2.1.42; Pto Chougats Khan. Sp. Gd der. R.T.R. cap. vehicle and working 11441; Gr. T. A. Jolendovsky, at ty, Coy, 3041-21. Capt. C. Baker, A.3.C. party. No. 1 Pir and No. Bre. No. 4 13.41-31.741; B.Q.M.3. W. Hewitt. lof Coy 751-75XIF Cp. V. R. Gordon. No Pin Tung liom, 2 pm, May 10, H.Q. 6.30 Bty, 14.0.41-1.7.41; Gnr N. W. Smetty, 2nd a Coy, 24441-774128 p.m. all pins Nos, 1 and 3 Pins, Classes Ety, 1.5.41-19.5.41; But N. D. Lloyd, zad The following envesara canalled.

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Notices

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again to the Prince Bernhard from noon until 11 p.m.. the proceed on for

to-morrow, battle ordering.

1 Gay, 0.841-15.8.411^Cpl:T. 111uon, No. pasins, benah, looks etc) at Volunteer No. 3 Company-May 31; those detailed 3 Coy, 75.41-2)541;), Pțe Gr ona mili

ay...q. will be taken into, ume: with effect #t Kowloon City Range and Stonecultors. purchasing

No. Coy 23041524.JAN Pte Les Pang trom Monday, Roller tary aircraft for the Royal Air

May 12 those detalled, H.ph. pul No. 4 Cup -#.0.41-1KIN YU and the Royal Netherland Air Force President Roosevelt

towels, and.soap Remainder, Kowloon railway station, 2.10.| Pinna, No. 5. Coy, 19441538.44UJE PIO

only will be provided so that those using p.m. Dress, cap. Khirt shorts, equipment

the showers should bring:7 instr Own Netherlanders sall over the

battle order, frogs and stings, troUN

towels Overalls for general: sun will also be kept in the Changing Room and,spare shirts to havermeke." May: WASHINGTON, May D (Router). ILG. 6. pm, training, as in Compan ritory already pay a per cent. to 10-The temperature of President

programme. per cent voluntary, income tax to the Roosevelt, who has Been confined to company parade woording

No Company-dadáy 13.-11.0.6.36) Rodal Nalliorland, Government, in bed with alight stomach trouble, is May 10, aperuiter, and those London, Locally"They also contribute now almost back to normal, but the Glas 8 and 195kg)

Long #rejia, Fund and doctor has advised him to Fiman 545 3hus pngplaye hé Bombéi:

by quiet over the week-india for tr

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254149,541,

NURSING DETACHMENT.

Rame Prize)........

Retsixth donation)

Hospital Stan

donation) ange

Some members of the Hongkong

Club (Courth donation) Bowlers of the Hongkong Club

(Afth donation)

40

B.W.O.F. Shipments During the last two weeks a fur-} ther 31 coses of supplies have been sent by the British War Organisation Fund overseas, as follow

Fifteen cases of Hospital Supplies _to_the_Middle East; 5 cases of Hos- pital Supplies to the British Red Cross, England; 5 cases of Old Clothes to the British Red Cross, England; 2 cases of Woollen Comforts to the RA.F. Depot, Degland; 2 cases

Of England; 2 cases of Woollen Com Woollen Comforts to the Navy Depot, forts to the Army Depot, England.

The forthcoming wedding is an nounced of Captain. Alan Oswald Gawler Mills, R.A., to Miss Beata Elizabeth De Courcy Morgan Richards, residing at 18 Peak Man-

ions.

#DEZINSE PACT- BAG Mexico, and

Electrica

X. Rls $24

Macno Electrics $174 Ropes $6.10

Maramans H.K. $1,70

H.K. Govt. 32% Loan (1034) 94%

Buyers

Bank of East Asia-$70.50; - HK. Fire Ins. X.D. $170 -Indo-Chinas-(Pref)-$80-

Providents $4.05-

Hotels $2.80

Macao: Electrics "0" $18.25 Ropes $0.10

Entertainments $0.23

Sellers

Providents $4.90 Trama $16

Electries "R" $12.20 Watsons $9,30

Sales

Providents $4,00 Trams $15.00 Electries "Ris""'$12

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