The J.A.C. and the S.J.S. will meet at the Kiaochow Park on Sunday morning, March 30, 1941, in the finals of the Ladies Hockey League to decide the winner of the 'B' League. they were conceded a walk-over, were eliminated from the series when they were completely annihilated by Miss Sung and S. C. Hou who also triumphed in two straight sets.
The Chinese couple Yang and Li|the entire two sets, Hou ard Miss started off very poorly and appeared Sung allowed the losers only three tó be sughly nervous and uncertain points in the first game. Chaillan and of themselves. Through these two Miss Vincent fared only a little better failings they were consequently in the next set and after fighting a erratic and several winners were put desperate but unavailing battle only into the net. Bouvier and Saul had amassed the paltry figure of 5 points the advantage of playing on a more against their opponents 15. familiar court, and were quick to Py defeating Bouvier and Saul in settle down. their match yesterday, Yang lífled for the se:
The winners did not make their are now qi superiority obvious until the closing points of the first set when they suddenly found their stride to outplay the French pair and run out victors by the narrow martin of two points. Once in their form they were too good for the losers who in the face of the furious aggression of the Chinese found it nearly impossible to gain a point The apparent one-sided battle that took place in the second set is well indicated by the overwhelming difference of 14 points in the score of 15-1 of the second set.
In the second tussle of the evening the Chinese pair took no chances of being upset by settling down to brass tacks the moment they stepped on the court. Forcing the pace during "where they will probably meet "de well-respected combination of Kew and Düt. It is generally expected that they will meet their masters in this round.
Meanwhile Miss Sung and Hou will clash with one of the most favoured couples in their next clash, which is =315 The Match commences at 9.50 a.m.
The J.A.C. are the holders of the Cup, and, as both teams have lost to each other once, a closely-fought and interesting match is expected.
The following players have been selected to represent the J.A.C.:
Misses: G.
Roliz: the semi-final round.
They are scheduled to meet Miss Wei and
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