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LAWN BOWLS.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN COMPETITION.
A MIXED RINK.
Talkoo observed their closing
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Sport Columns
HOME FOOTBALL.
SET BACK FOR ASTON VILLA.
"POMPEY'S" GOOD WIN.
[From Our Own Correspondent,} London, Saturday. Aston Villa received a dit back
Division III.-Northern.
Accrington.
Barrow Carlisle Chesterfield Crewe
O' Hartlepools
3:ftull
CRICKET.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1930.
1,000 METRES RECORD
2.1/5 SECS CLIPPED.
'VARSITY LOSE 10 VOLUNTEERS.
FRENCHMAN ESTABLISHES FAST TIME.
VISITORS LOSE TOSS RUT WIN.
2 New Brighton
0
2 Doncaster
1
Nelson
Rochdale
◊ Wigan
4
Rotherham
1 Gateshead
Southport
1 Lincoln
Tranmere
2 Halifax
Wrexham York
? 'Darlington
1 Stockport
Goals,
Lincoln
In an all-day match against the Uni- 2sily at Pokfulam yesterday, the Hong Kang Volunteer Defence Corps won by the narrow nargin of 18 runs.
KWANTI RACES.
CHRISTMAS FROLIC TAKES NOVEMBER CUP.
MR. STANTON HAPPY.
Paris, Yesterday. His Excellency the Governor Ladouregue, the now famous and Lady Peel was present at French runner, to-day broke the Kwanti yesterday on the occasion Early failures in the visitor's batting world's record for 1,000 metres. of the opening of the Steeplechase led one to expect a low score, but It was at the Stadium Joan season."
Fields were on the small side, bright knock of 42 by R. M. Wood Boum that he broke Dr, Peltzer's
He covered the but the sport was quite interest- distance in 2 minis. 293/5 Ing, nevertheless. As expected,
pulled the game round. DJ.N. Ander record. son claietel half the wickets for 34 runs, bowling very well throughout the. morning. The bad light, which pos- sees, thus beating the previous re- Christmas Frolic took the Novem- P. W. D.. L. F A. Pts sibly prompted him to send his oppon-cord of 2 mins. 25.4/5..sees. held ber Cup with ease, and other well-
20ents in to bat, proved disconcerting at 10 0 1 26 6
2.1/5 secs.-Reuter. today In the First Division when Tranmere 11 8 1:4.31 19 17 first, but conditions Improved as they the German Olympiad by fancied ponies to win were As
2 23 14 17 game progressed. they shared the points with Bir- Chesterfield 11 8 1 2
25 32 14 10 mingham. The Arsenal won at Wrexham...11 Manchester against the United, but Stockport
Wigan the Wednesday halved the points Hull with Manchester City. "Pompey" Gateshead scored a good win over Grimsby Carlisle and Derby defeated Newcastle Accrington United.
Halifax Rotherham
In the Second Division Everton Crowa had another draw away, as had York West Bromwich Albion.
were indebted to The University 22 18 1 A. M. Rodrigues and DJ N. Anderson- 23 12 18 for coming, within striking distance of 23. 16 14 the visitors' total.
Three-quarters of un hour's batting
12 by cach side provided some good cricket. 12 J. E. Richardson hit eleven 4's in his 11 total of $2 and K. R. Batger scored 10 31 in quick time,
Volunteers.
10
25
9K. H. Eatger b Lam.....
13
26-33
9 J. E. Richardson, b. Baker ...
17
20 21
8 N. A. E. Mackay, b Anderson
20
11 3 2
20 20
RE. J..R. Mitchell, b Lam....
.11 2 3 ...12
14 10
1
BJ.
Bradford Rochdale ...11 4 1. Darlington .31. 3 2 City beat the Wolves nad Port Vale Southport casily accounted for leading.
Notts County, as expected, de- feated Newport away. Torquay, Crystal Palace, and Southend all had big scores in their favour.
Doncaster
8 11 30 Barrow
7 11- 20 Hartlupouls 10 2 Nelson ...11 2 8 14 24 N. Brighian 11 1 2 8 7 28
Scottish League.
Lincoln, in the Northern Section,}. gained another victory away, but Airdrie. Tranmere could only draw at Ilome. Celtic
Dundee Hartlepoo's surprised Accrington.
In the Scottish League Rangers East Fife were defeated by Kilmarnock, but Hamilton Celtic and Partick Thistle had easy Hearts wins. Airdrie, playing at home, Kilmarnock
Morton were outplayed by Motherwell.
Partick
• Results and tables up to date: Division I.
Aston Villa
Bolton
Chelsea
Grimsby
Huddersfield
Liverpool
1 Birmingham
0 Motherwell
R. M. Wood, c A. T. Nomanbhoy,
b Anderson ...
Macfarlane, b Anderson
G. C. Burnett, b Anderson
A. C. Beck, b Baker
A. Reid, run out
F. E. Skinner, not aut
5 R. H. D. Wade, b Anderson
Extras
2A. T. Nomanbhoy...11
DA. M. Rodrigues, b Skinner
3 St. Mirren
1
2 Cowdenbeath 0
Total
148
1 Aberdeen
3
BOWLING:
4 Clyde
0
0. M. R. W.
36 0
5 Leith
C. W. Lam
.11
3
36
2
1 Rangers
0
6 Hibernians 6 Ayr
A. Baker
.10
34
4
D. J. N. Anderson
11:1
1
1
University.
Queen's Park 2 Falkirk
32
· Goals.
A. T. Nomanbhoy, b Burnett H. Nomanbhoy, b Reid
11
D. J. N. Anderson, b Burnett
28
10
11 8 1 2 24 14 17
1 Sheffield U.
10 7 2 1 30 11 18
P. M. N. da Silva, run out
3
Cowdenbeath
4 Leicester
1 Rangers
2 Leeds U.
2 Hearts
.11 7.0 4
1 Sunderland
0
St. Micron.10 2
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Morton
2 Derby
5
1 Manchester C. 1 4 Blackburn
3
Guais.
1 Blackpool
0 Portsmouth
Manchester, U. 1 Arsenal
Middlesbro
Newcastle
Wednesday
West Ham
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pła. Motherwell 11 7 40 30 12 18 Partick.....11 #19 33 12.17 C. W. Lam, b Skinner 0 Dundee
Celtle10
0
Baker, Mitchell
11 0 3 15 14 18 A. Chan Fook, e Best, b Burnett 20 G. E. Yech, run out 11 6 2 2 20 111. P. Gan, not out
↑ Hamilton .13 6 3 4 18 15
20
27 15 14 A. S. A. Kyum, run out 15 18-12 22 .....10. 1 4 2
2.11 12 6 1 6 15 20 11 Aberdeen 12.5 Kilmarnock 11 4 1 6 14 19 Queen's Park 10 3 2 5 10 20 Airdrie.
3 2 0 17 29 Clyde. 11, 2 3 6. 18.
.11 2
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts Leith Arsuna)....118, 21 33 17 1 30 14 Aston Villa .11 7 8 Derby Co...11 € Huddersfield 11
1 1 20 14
3 2 20 18
0 3 2 2 AN
18 Falkirk ..11 17 Hibernians ..11 16 | Ayr
117 12 15
Wednesday 1 6 5 1 11 18
Portsmouth 11 64221
6 2 2 1-icester
Mudlesbro'
11
West Ham..11 5 2
Chelsen...11
..10
Liverpool... Newcastle Sheffield U. Blackpool... Birmingham 11 Bolton Blackburn
24 24 10 3. 10 18 10 34 10 26.20, 34. 2 6 3 16 18 10 10 4 1 6 15 21 11 3 2 0 23 21 Leeds Un...11 & 17 20 28 Grimsby11 3 1 7 15-19 M'chester C. 11 2 3 0 17-28 Sunderland .11 1.4 6 36.27 M'chester U. 11 0 0 11 14 44
Bradford
Burnley
Millwall
Division II.
Notts Forest
Oldham
Freston Reading Southampton Stoke Tottenham. Wolves
3 Charlton
2. Swansea
Z Bristol C.
2 Everton 4 Cardiff
2 Plymouth
0 Port Vale
1 West Brom.
Barnsley
* Bury.,
0 Bradford C:
Goals.
7
East Fifo..11
:
6
ARGYLLS ADVANCE IN TRIUMPH.
CLUB LOSE HARD FIGHT.
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Our Sports Diary
LOCAL
Hockey -- Today Radio Sports Club v K.B.F.P.A, King's Park, 5.15 p.m.
Fencing-To-day Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club.
To-morrow Somersets Bayonet Fencing Competition.' Yachting-To-day-Annual " Meeting of Members.
Saturday-Menagerie Race. November 1-Opening Cruise.
November 8-First Cham→ pionship Race.
Ping Pong-To-day-Junior 'League S. China v. Commer- South China r. Commercial
(Chinese Preas
Catholic Club); Nam Chung A.A. T. Indian R.C. (Chinese Catholic Club); Chinese A.A. v. Kang- to School (Kangto School).
Football-To-day-R.A.S:C.
v. 20 Battery, R.A., at Sookun- "C" Company, Argylls, poo.
v. R.A.M.C, at Chatham Road. R. Engineers v. "B" Company, S.L.I., at Happy Valley.
To-morrow "D" Company, S.L... v. 12 Battery, R.A., at Sookunpoo. H.Q. Company, 138 Argylla, V. R. Signals, at
Chatham Road,
Extres
Total
BOWLING.
M. R. W. 28 0
8.3 0
20 3
0 30
8 A. C. Beck
17 G. C. Burnett
The Argylis overcame powerful opposition in the Somersets on Saturday and have now the acalps
of two. of the best football sides.
in the Colony dangling at their belt. At the present moment they seem hot. favourites for champion- 6ship honours.
The Chinese Athletic, last year's' champions, managed to defeat St. Joseph's who put up a plucky re-, 2sistance when commencing the game with only nine men. South China overcame the Club, and their nippy forwarda deserved their suc- ceas. The Club de Recreio opened their season with a fourlah. of trumpets, as, although their second team lost, the first team won by five goals to one.
22022 19 25 15 C. He st
3
1
1
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Preston N.E. 11 8 2 1 34 17 18 Everton....11 7 3 1 30 14 17 Tottenham 11 7 1 3 32 16 15 18 West Brom 11 6 8 2 25 14 15 Burnley...11 5 4 2 34 20 14
20 Bury,
.11 6 1 4
27-17 Fort Vale 11 6
Southampton 11
19
Wolves
J. Sloan, Sur.
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DEPARTMENTAL EVENT.
P.W.D. Beaten In Bowls. Final.
Oldham
Charlton Bristol C.
Swanses
Bradford C.
Notts Forest 11
Bradford
96 Stoke
on Saturday, Mrs. Wilson with a mixed rink game in which 3. 3. Whyte many ladies participated and suc W. Walmsley cessfully competed with the men. Prizes won during the season in the various competitions were dis tributed during the afternoon.
Six, rinke representing the Pre aidont (Mr. T. H. R. Shaw)' and the Vice President (MF. A. R. H. Phil- lips) took part in the competition. Seventeen hekde were played and the Prealdent's team won by a single shot. -The wlaning point was gained didly contested match yesterday. amid much excitement in the last when the Revenue Department and head on Chapman's rink. Sou the PWD met in the final of the vanir spoons were later presented Inter-departmental rinks competi to each of the players on the win. ning mide,
A remarkable display was given by the indies, who often prove anperior to the men were respons sible for quite a number of touch ers. On some of the rinka two pairs of ladies were in opposition, making the game very keen and
¡intéresting, a
The following were the teams and scores on the ale rinks
wwwwie Fresident. Aray Peoples Mrs McLeod Mr Cunning band Mrs. Sumers wwer
W: Cunningham
Hrs. Drummond - Mis A. Stalker
Philif
The Police Recreation Club bowl- 1 green was the scope of a splen-
tion.
P.WD Burford Howe Hollands- Holland
skip) 17. (skip) *** 10.
Barnsley Plymouth
Millwall Cardiff Reading
18
12
19 · 18
20 31 12
18.18 12
19 25 10
A. Beit
F. E. Skinner
E. J. R. Mitchell
Division. III.
Samson, (R.A.0.C.) Dickson (RA:O.C.) Wong Wing-hong (Athletic) Leung Chuman (Fukien) Chang Wing-kong (Faklen) Tan Yeung-kow (Fukien) Hudson (R.A.F.)
Ip Hon fal (Ewo). Churchill (Somersets) Kearle (Somersets)
19 2 14
GARRISON. FOOTBALL.
Results of Last Week's
Games.
The results of the matches played last week in the Hong Kong Area Football League were as follow:
Monday."D" Company, Argylls, defeated "A" Company, S.L.I, by three goals to one at Sookunpoo. At Chatham Road, "A" Company, Argylls, defeated "C" Company, S.L.I. by three goals to two. On the Happy Valley ground, "D (M.G.)," Company, S.LL, won from the R.A.0.C. by three goals to one.
Tuesday, "D (M.G.)" Company, S.II., defeated "A" Company of the regiment by three goals to one at Sookunpoo.
A feature of Saturday's matches was the number of penalty kicks awarded. All but one proved ad- vantageous, proving that the modern footballer cares little for the tense atmosphère which used
Wednesday-The R. Signals and to surround the taking of. Engineers drew at Chatham Road, penalty kick,
each side scoring once, 12 Battery, RA, won from the R.A.S.C., scoring
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
Division I.
13 21 10 St. Joseph's
4
4 2 20
3 8 & 23 27
15 20 10 27
South China 2
•
18 17. 10
Kowloon Arylls
88 22 20 2
8 8 5 15 20
Club 3 Police 1. Somersets Club de Recreio 5 Royal Artillary
Division IL M Kowloon
0 St. Joseph's' 10-3-868-102 Club de Recreio 1 Argylls
4 South. China": 2 Club Somersets-1-Chinese Athletic
Boyal Artillery
118 17 16 10 88 21 29 .12 2 2 8 17.28
6-12 38 G
1 Coventry
1 Norwich
Division IL-Southern Brentford Brighton Bristol R..
Exeter Crystal Pre Gillingham Luton Newport Northampton,
1 Walford
5 Fulham
4 Thamess
0 Clapton
2 Boumémonth
2 Notts C
5 Swindon
3 Walsall
6 Queen's P.RZ
PANDORA DE
Goals
ง
Scores:
Revenue Officers.
E. Tuck
Southend Torquay
V. Fearne
W. Ward A. Grimmitt
Notis C, Torquay
Clord
12 1 2 3 34 21 19 12-64 22 15 14 116 8 3 18 2018
P. W. D. LA, PH,
12 10 20 368 22
Subsequent to the match Mr. R. R. Northampton 11 7-8 1/176 17
Wood introduced the Hon. Mr. H.T. Creasy. (Director of Public Works),
Navy
Eastern University
R.A.0.C. RA:F
R.E
Fukien
and called upon him to present the Coventry 11 63.8-18-15-131 cup and miniatures to the winning Crystal Pal, 11 8 8 8 33 20 18 Switcon 212 8 0 0 20 24 12
team. In doing so, he also expres Gillingham 11474 8 21 1412
ed their thanks to Mr. Creasy for his Southend
kindness In being present and to the Boarded 191175/
1 Police, Recreation Club for the use Brigh
of their green
the
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fine
texing was drunk
the winn
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five goals to one.
Thursday HQ.
Compaty
2 Chinese Athletic 4 SLI, laat to "B" Company of the regiment, the latter scoring twice without reply; at Sookunpoo. 20 Battery B.A., put up a surprise in 1
defeating "B" Company, Argylls, at 5 Sookuapoo, winning by four goals 3td two The R.A.0.C. lost by the odd goal in fivé against "C" Com- o pany, Argylle, at Happy Valley.
Friday 12 Battery scored four times agatustione goal from H. Q Company, Agrylla, at Sookunpoo.
The League table to date is there-
Division 1.
5 Bro
1 Bersela
0 South Chine
4 Chinesa Athletle z fore as follows; m
GOAL SCORERS.
Division L.
Rochs (Recreio).
Lee Hee-ann (Athletic)
Janion: (Kowidan).
MeGreasy (Rollen)
Chu Kwok-luen: South Chins
Silva (Recreio) 5:2
Roth Pereira (Recreio)
Allen (RAT Hedley (Kowloon) Fraser (Polles) Lam Yuks Leonard (8., Jode) Lim: Yeel won Bactista (8
King CA& Gome (8t Candak:(University) Walker (A & SIL
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Wednesday "B" Company, Argylls v. "C" Company, S.L.I., at Chatham Road. H.Q. Com- pany, S.L.I., v. 31st, Battery, R.A., at Happy Valley.
Thursday-R.A.O.C. “D”. Company, Argylls, at Sookun- ... 20th Battery, R.A.. v. 12th Battery, R.A., at Chatham Road....
Friday-"A" Company, Ar- gylis. v. "A" Company, SLJ, at Chatham Road.
Saturday-First Division, Chinese v. R.A.; Club. v. Argylls; Police v. St. Joseph's; Kowloon v. Recreio; Second Division, Royal Artillery ..V. Navy; Chinese v South China v. University; St. Joseph's v. Club; Argylls F. Somersets; Kowloon *. Eastern; Third Division, RA.S.C. v. Somerseta; Royal Engineers v. Fuklen; South Chinn v. R.A.0.C.; Chinese v, Royal Air Force
Recrolo;
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Whist-To-morrow - St. Patrick's Club Drive, 8.30 p.m.,
Lawn Bowley-Wednesday, Open Championship semi-fipal C.S.C.C. -Omar, v. Luz,
Groupd, 4.80 p.m
Golf Wednesday Meeting, Ladles Section, H.KG.C.
November 2-Opening of "New. Course," Fanling.
Rugby Football Wednes
Match, Trial day-Third Happy Valley.
Cricket Saturday- Civil Service v. L.R.C.; R.AS.C. 7. C.C.C. (League).
Racing Saturday-Ninth Extra Race Meeting.
HOME. Racing October 29-Cam- ---bridgeshire Stakes,
market:
New-
Football-To-day-England
v. Ireland.
V
Saturday Scotland ; v.. Wales, Ibrox Park, Glasgow.
November 22--Wales England.
November 29-English Cup First Round...
YACHTING.
RESULTS OF OPENING RACES
ALL FINISH BUT TWO
The results of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's Menagerie
FCRA. & S. 1100 3,2 2 race for sailing yachts, sailed on B.A.0.C51 0 4 8 18 2 Saturday over a course from Lye R. Signals 6 0 1 4 3 221 mun Beacon to Channel Rocks, a RA.LLC 40047-230
Radio Sports Club: via Stonecuiters
·Udalis?
A football mat
draw
stance of 1.7 miles, were as fol-
Finished and corrected times"
Diana (2) Colleen (6)
ayers represented La Linda (9)
Norean (1) Daphne (4)
Pearson
WIRES (10)
Han Singh 256um (7) Adole(8)
NONAUTIMES
Finlihed Corrected. 4.89.094.94.01 4.47.88:
4.41.18**
4.42.53*4405 41,62.20.1 (4.491 48139 Scruten 457.40 4.58,55
3120610454.47
5.00×10%
Did not finish
You Like It, in the Autumn Ser- vices Cup, and Fanling Stay in the Inaugural Flat Race Stakes.
Mr. W. T. Stanton had a big day, taking three races of the five.
Results and pari-mutuel figures are appended,
Race 3 p.m. Autumn Services Cup. A St'ehase of 2 Miles. Mr. Bramwell's As You Like It (168)
(Mr. Bramwell)
Dr. Macgown's Carbine (168)
t
(Dr. Macgown) 2
Mr. Artik' Country Club (168)
(Mr. Frost) 8 Also ran: Bright Prospect (168) • (Mr. Worrall).
Won by two lengths; many lengths. Pari-mutuel: Win $4.10.
Places 1st. $2.30; 2nd $2.40. Race Castle Peak Handicap Steeplechase. 1 Miles. Mr. Stanton's Target (163):
(Mr. Stanton) 1
(Mr. Frost) 2
Mr. John's San Francisco (168) Mr. Cave's Movanasher (149)
(Mr. Cave) 3 Also ran-Ferlernleaf (157) (Mr. Dale), Sucrs (151) (Mr. Bramwell),
Won by two lengths; two lengths. Pari-matuel: Win $8.70.. Place 1st $3.70; 2nd $2.50,
Race 3. The Inaugural Flat Race Stokes-1 Miles.
Mr. Reinshagen's Fanling Stag (158)
(Bir. Charles)
Mr. Bramwell's Kirribilli (101)
↑
fair. Bramwell) 2 Mr. M. W. Tang's Discord (168) (Mr. Y. T. Fung) Also ran: Andantino (166) (Mr. Y. M. Loo), Mountain Oak (168) (Mr. Y. S. Liang), Diana (182) (Mr, Dale)," The Ptarmigan (155)) (Mr. Cave), Mail Caraw (155) (Mr. Frost), Big Ching (152) (Mr. Stanton).
Won by many lengths; many lengths, Times: 2.52 Rees.
Pari-mutuel: Win $9.60. Placas 1st $2.50; 2nd $3; 3rd $3.80. Race The November Cup. Si'chase of 1 Miles.
Mr. Stanton's Christmas Frolic (158)
(Mr. Stanton) 1 Mr. Keith-Murray's Perhole (160)
(Mr. Keith-Murray) 2 Mr. Heard's The Goods (181)
(Mr: Frost) $ Won by many lengths; three lengths, Pari-mutuel: Win $2.60.
Places. 1st $2.50.
Maidens
Race 5The Autumn Steeplechase. 1 Bille. Mr. Stanton's The Partridge (155)
(Ms. Stanton) 1.
Mr. Worrall's Grey, Eyes (155)
(Mr. Worrall) 2
Mr. Artik's Heretofore (155)
(Mr. Frost) ·3% Also ran-Nugget (150) Mr. Bramwell), Pacific Ocean (169) (Mr. Jewitt), Grey Mouss (171) (Mr. Davidson), The Ptarmigan (156) (Mr. Cave).
Won by many lengths; many lengths. Pari-mutuel: Win $2.70. Places 1st $2.30; 2nd $3.80; 3rd $5.50.
Cash Sweeps Figures. Hace 1.
No. 309
217
115
No. 441
167
Pr
297
$504.00 144.00 72.00 Unplaced runner (20) No. 166.
Race 2.
$696.30 v0.40 85.20
Unplaced runners ($20 each). No: 156, 420.
Race 3.
No. 295
$662.20
542 144'
189,20
94.60
+
Unplaced runners ($20 each) Nos.
22, 368, 32, 344, 577, 183.
No. 3020
8073
"
Race 4.
$8,118.70
1,748.20
#87430 % each) Nos.:
2076 -Non-stárters (188.70
6228, 7257, 3091, 2405, 0547, 9510,
6172
Race 5.
No. 189
$760.20
202
W
79
217.20
108.60
Unplaced ranners ($50 each). Nost· 588, 129, 520, 383.
CHINA GOLF.
Results of Saturday's Play: at Shanghai.
Shanghai, Saturday. The Golf Championship of China was played to-day, and is being continued on Sunday, over a total of seventy-two.
The leaders over the thirty. six holes played today were as follows
Denison: (Shanghai) 144, Nelson (Manila) 145. Budd (Shanghai). 147. Wrigley (Hong Kong) 152. McCord (Manila) 158..
-Reuter
AN INTRODUCTORY HISTORY
M.A.
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