The Archive · 1939

New Officers

Blettions for the forthcoming year bight the following into office:

in.—A. B. Wilkinson; Vice-

Shanghai is due to leave for the Colony next Sunday morning in the s. Taisang- The inter-port will take place on Saturday, February 18, while two days later Shanghai will meet the United Services 1st XV. The side is expected to return on either February 24 or 25.

Players selected for the team are urged to turn out at the tiffin time practices at the Race Course today and Thursday, and although there is no match on Saturday for the Shanghai XV, there will be a practice game of sorts in which members will go through their paces in an easy manner W D G. G, "Stir PI Points in the matter of how this and -|for the sole purpose of keeping in ood trim and settling one or two

wart Smith, A. Presler, that should be done. followed the discussion to Hongkong's Fifteen squash courts, additional two which the Club had al-For the information of the many built An anonymous donor interested supporters of the Shanghai ded a large sum of money side, the following is the team that has been selected to do duty for Hong-Umm which an appeal guaranteed an addition-addition, and twenty kong in the interport match:

Salter, Stout, Walkder Stewart; Hutchison, Henderson; McGrat Chadwick, Bidwell, "Richardson, Taylor and Rodman. ing the summer when the will be built Squash a number of new mem-3 to the Club apart from bringing back a number of old members D. H. Stewart, the left winger, is the brother of the Shanghai forward of the same name and he, like the two centres, has previously been "capped" for Shanghai against the Colony.

Before closing a vote of proposed to the outgoing Sports Promoter Dies result of the match "between Ca. and Waterworks in the Joint les League on Sunday was a League table to date:—"or the Bus Ca. by $0. The Hollywood, Feb. 3.

C. C. "Cash and Carry" Pyle, promoter of the original "bunion derby' races and professional football, died ^f heart disease at his home in north Hollwood today.

The famous promoter, who organized hundreds of endurance contests such as marathon dances, coast-to-coast running and walking contests. recently was confined to bed because of heart attacks.—United Press. on Triumphs i in R I & ITO Playing Now

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