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Sport Columns
CRICKET.
FALL OUT.
The following is a list of Home CHAIRMAN AND EX-CAPTAIN football matches to-morrow. The teams in black type may win; where no black type ia ahown the match may result in a drawi
Division 1.
ARSENAL Birmingham.. Blackburn Blackpool DERBY C. Leeds U. Leicester C.
v. West Ham v.. CHELSEA
v. Bolton
v. LIVERPOOL
v. Sheffield W.
v.
v: MIDDLESBRO' Aston Villa Grimaby
M'CHESTER C. v. PORTSMOUTH v.
Manchester U. SHEFFIELD U. v. Newcastle
Sunderland
v. Huddersfield. Division H.
BARNSLEY v. Millwall
BRADFORD C. v. Bradford
Bristol C
Bury
CARDIFF C.
CHARLTON
EVERTON
Plymouth
PÖRT VALE
Swansea
V. OLDHAM
PRESTON Notts F.
Stoke
V.
v. Tottenham
V. BURNLEY
Y. Wolves
v. S'HAMPTON
W. BROMWICH v. Reading
Division III.Southern.
HO'MOUTH
CLAPTON O.
Y.
Bristol R. Exeter
COVENTRY.
Fulham
Norwich NOTTS CO.
Queen's P.R.
SWINDON Thames Walsall -
2
v. Crystal Palace
v. Southend
" Torquay
v. Gillingham
V.
v. N'HAMPTON
v. Luton
V. BRIGHTON
BRENTFORD WATFORD y. Newport Co.
Division III-Northern.
Rochtjate YORK C. GATESHEAD, Carlisle
DARLINGTON
Dorcaster
HALIFAX
HULL C.
LINCOLN
4.
V
v. Crewe
HARTLEPOOLS V. Barrow
NELSON
v. Rotherham
v. Chesterfield V. Accrington
New Brighton v. WREXHAM STOCKPORT v. Tranmere WIGAN
v. Southport
Scottish League.
ABERDEEN
Ayr United
Clyde
v. Queen's Park HEARTS
V.
v. MORTON
Cowdenbeath : V. PARTICK
Falkirk
HIBERNIANS
Leith Ath Motherwell Rangers
St. Mirren
v. KILMARNOCK
v. East Fife
v.. "Airdrie.
V
Celtic
V. Hamilton
DUNDEE
TO-MORROW'S SNIPE
. Home. Bournemouth
W. Bromwich Wigan Watford Notts County.
Away. Preston N.E.- Wrexham Northampton Brighton Brentford Hearts..
KOWLOON TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.
The following have been selected to represent Kowloon F. C. 1st, Eleven versus Club de Recreio, on the latter's ground, at King's Park, (kick off. 4.16 p.m.) :—
BUT NO QUARREL.
Mr. H. D. G. Leyeson-Gower, chairman of the Test Match Selec tion Committee, in a speech at the Ferrets Cricket Club annual dinner, revealed that on no occasion was he called upon to cast a vote in the selection of any particular Test player.
Nothing could have been farther from the truth, he said, than the suggestion that he and Mr. A. P. F. Chapman (captain in all but the last Test) fell out. They were the best of friends.
their Having spent hours over task, the Selection Committee were saddened by the number of letters they received criticising, in most cases in bitter words, their work.
"I myself received over 400 let- ters, but nothing, I think, was more despicable than that, after R. E, S. Wyatt had been chosen as captain in the concluding Test match, he should have received a number of anonymous letters saying that he should not play, and in some cases cursing him."
On being told that, the Ferrets Club was composed of keen young cricketers who played their matches chiefly on grounds round about the South of London on Sundays, Mr. Leveson-Gower remarked, "Is not this a movement in the right direc- tion?"
H.K.C.C. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.
The following have been selected to represent the H.K.C.C. to-mor TOW:
y, Army: H. 1st XI. (Home) Owen-Hughes, A. C. I. Bowker, A. C. Beck, E. J. R. Mitchell, J. Illey,
H. Batger, E. R. West. G. R. More. E. R. Duckitt, R. H. Wild, O. E. C. Marton, and E. W. Hunt (12th man)...
2nd XI. (Away) v. University:- Mackenzie, J. L Bonnar, W. W.
R. A
S. W. Paterson, M. C. McFarlane. P. W. J. Planner, A. J. Wolf, J. H. Ashworth, J. D. A. Hutchison, H. J Armstrong, S. J. Stanesby, R. R. Davies, and E. J. Collins (12th man).
University Teams. .-
The following have been select- ed to represent the University 1st a friendly game against the Royal Navy on the latter's ground at King's Park to-morrow at 2 p.m.:-
D. J. N. Anderson (Captain), A. Baker, L. T. Ride, D. K. Samy, C. W. Lam, A. B. Sulleman. A. Rodrigues, A. Chan Fook, K. P. Gan, A. T Nomanbhay, and A. S. A. Kyum.
Reserve: G. E. Yeoh.
the University ground:-.
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Our Sports Diary
LOCAL
Hockey Today Radio Sports Club v. H.K. & S. Bri- gade, Marine Ground, 5 pm; Hockey Club v. Somersets, King's Park, 6 pm.
To-morrow-Ladies' Hockey Club v. Club de Recrelo Ladies, Shokunpoo; 3.45' p.m.; Inter Club Match, Happy Val- ley: 3. p.m.
Division,
Fantball-To-day-"A" "Co. "Argylls 'v. "A" Co., SLI.,
at Chatham Road.
To-morrow-First Chinese, v. R.A.; Club v. Argylla; Police v. St. Joseph's Kowloon v. Recreio; Second Division, Royal Artillery v. Navy; Chinese V. Recreio; South China v. University; St. Joseph's v. Club; Argylla v Someracts; Kowloon Enstern; Third Division, R.AS.C. v. Somersets; Royal Engineers v. Fuklen; South China v. R.A.0.C.; Chinese v. Royal Air Force.
4.
Ping Pong-To-day-Junior League South China v. I.R.C. (Chinese Catholic Club); Nam Chung v. Wah Ying Club (Chinese Catholic Club); Ha Hong Bank v. Nam, Mo A‚‚ (Eastern A.A.); Fukien A.A. v. Commercial Press (Fukien A.A.).
To-morrow Men's Cham- pionship, Cheng Kwok-wing v. Leung Liu-chuen (Kowloon' Chinese Y.M.CA.); Lee Koon- lau v. Lam Ka-huen (Kowloon Chinese Y.M.C.A.).
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930.
MR. DONALD MOE.
FAMOUS AMERICAN GOLFER DUE TO-NIGHT.
BASEBALL.
SATURDAY'S GAME CLOSES →→
SEASON.
GAME TO-MORROW.
PRESENTATIONS.
away
The baseball season Mr. Donald Moc, brilliant young
will be to-morrow, at about American amateur golfer, who le, closed
6 making a round trip through the p.m. when Mrs. H. T. Creasy Far East aboard the ass. President will give
the trophy Cleveland, is expected to arrive in to the Champions. Prior to this, the Colony to-night;"Mr. Moe format 3 pm, an exhibition game will ed one of this year's victorious be played between the Japanese Walker Cup team to visit Britain, (Champlons) and a selected team and he afterward, competed with comprised of the following play. distinction in the British Openers Championship.
M. Chang, E. Chang, M. Goo, T. Arrangements had been made for Leonard, Cruz, Rowen, Zatra, Burros, Mr. Moe to play a friendly game at Simmie, K. K. Leong, Sling, Jan,
and K. C. Leong. Fanling to-day, but owing to the ahip arriving a little later than was anticipated, the tentative fixture
has been transferred until to- 23-YEAR OLD GIRL AS
morrow afternoon. It is under: stood that Mr. Moe will play over the course with Mr. A. H. Fergu-
son.
ASTRONOMER.
continue his Out Terribly Late at
Night."
will Mr. Moe Journey to Manila to-morrow even-| ing, and is expected to return; to Hong Kong on November 2, sail- ing again on November 4. During the short time he is here. it is
Miss Violet White, of Clapham probable that he will play a match Park, London, comes in late at with a leading local player, pre-night. sumably on the afternoon of Nov- She has not been to a dance,
however. She has been studying. the stars at the new observatory at Mill Hill. where she is the only student observer.
ember 2
R.H.K.Y.C.
OPENING CRUISE' AND REGATTA.
THE PRELIMINARY HEATS.
Miss White, at the age of 23, is one of the few women astrono mers in the country. She is an M.Sc., a Fellow of the Astrono- Įmical Society, and has just been appointed research assistant át Tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. the pre- the Imperial College of Techno- liminary heats will be decided in flogy, South Kensington.
Sho
Sunday Junior League,
connection with events scheduled won a scholarship from Clapham Chinese Catholic Club v. Kang-
for the opening cruise and the County Secondary School to Bed- annual regatta of the Royal Hongford College, London. to School (Kangto School).
Miss White's mother is a little Monday Junior
Kong Yacht Club. The opening League, Hia Kun School v. Hop Chee
cruise will be held on November perturbed about the lateness of Club (Kangto School); Hip
1, and the regatta one week Int. her daughter's hours.
"I would not stand in her way, Wah A.A.. v. Chinese A.A.
she confided to There are five entries for the of course," (Chinese Catholic Club); Fili.
Hornell Cup for. fours, out, of Press representative, "but I do pino Club v. Hip Keung A.A
which Taikoo have drawn a bye think astronomy a rather strange (Chinese Catholic Club).
to the final, which is to be decid- career for a girl. She comes in ed at the opening cruise. Detalls terribly late at night, and some- of the crews to race to-morrow times she spends all night at the
Wednesday-Junior League -Wah Ying Club v. South China (South China); Nam Chung. A.A v. Fuklen A.A. (Chinese Catholic Club); Com- mercial Press v. Nam Mo A.A.
(Chinese Catholic Club).
Yachting-To-morrow Menagerie Race.
November 1-Opening Cruise.
November 8-First Cham- pionship Race.
Cricket-To-morrow-Clvi) Service v. IR.C.; R.A.S.C. v. C.C.C. II. (League); H.K.C.C. v. Garrison; IRC. II v. Club dé Recreio II. (League); Polite v. D.B.S. (F); H.K.C.C. II. v. University II. (F.).
Racing-To-morrow-Ninth Extra Race Meeting. Monday- Draw scription Griffins,
Baseball-To-morrow - Japanese v. Selected Team and Presentation of Trophies, 3
The following, will represent G. I. Angus: A. A. Bliss, C. Pile, the University 2nd XI. in a G. H. Gilchrist, C. Dowman, W. Patterson; L. G. Eastman, G. Hedley; friendly cricket match against the F. W. Gillett, J. McKelvic, and T. AH.K.C.C. to-morrow at Z p.m. on Janson.
2nd Eleven veraus Eastern, on
:p.m. K. T. Loke (Captain), A. A. Aziz, Kowloon Football Club ground, G. E. Yeah, H. E. M. Adams, G. S. Scully, P. L Tan, IL Nomanbhoy, (kick off, 8p.m.):
Silva, R. Leong, M Gurevitch; Moss, V. Hast (Cap P N. da tain); Smith, Simpson, Parkinson; Yahyabhoy, and E. Gosano
Reserves W. Hunt, and W. K. White, Davies, Cotton, Everest, and
Choa. Bickford.
Reserves: W. J. Brown, and Spary, Recreio Teams For Tó-morrow."-
Sunday's Game.
The following will represent
The following will represent, the the University 2nd XI. ja க Club de Recrelo in their matches friendly match against the St. to-morrow. 1st XI v. Kowloon, 4.80 Joseph's College on Sunday at 8 p.m. on the Recreto Ground-
Am. on the University ground:
N. Beltrão, R. Silva-Netto, P. M. A. A. Aziz (Captain), G. 9. Scully, Xavier, S. Sousa, A. V. Gosano, O. P. L. Tan, P. N. da Silva, R. Leong, Roza Pereira, B. Gosano, A, Ward, W. Hunt, E. Gosano, G. de Souza, J. M. Silva, L. Rocha, A. Brown. W. K. Choa, A. Noronha, and A.
2nd XI v. Chinese Athletic, 3 p.m. Basto. at the Stadium:
W. Lawrence, E. Lawrence, V. Costa, C. R. Silva, C. Figueiredo, V. Marques, A. d'Assis. M. Oliveira, J. Gonsalves, J. Santos, A P. Sousa:
HOCKEY,
TWO LADIES' GAMES TO-MORROW.
The match between the mixed Recreio eleven and the mixed University eleven ended in draw of one goal all
ended a
There will be a match between the Club de Recreio and the Ladies' Hockey Club, to-morrow at Bookum poo at 3.45 p.m. Teams are as fol low
Reserve: J. J. Guterres.
Volunteer XI.
The following will represent the-Volunteers against the Craig- engower C.C. on the Navy ground on Sunday, October 26, at 11
K.
a.m.
A. C. Beck (Captain), Batger, N. A. E. Mackay, F. E. Skinner, P. Whitham, R. H. Wade, J. McFarlane, PAW J. Planner, G.C. Burnett, 0. E. C. Marton, and W. E. Hant.
PING PONG.
'LADIES' SINGLES. TOURNAMENT.
Playing in the Ladles Singles Club_de› Recreio—C_Osmund, M. Tournament, Miss Wong Yuen-lan Basto, H. Leite, E. Xavier, M. Alver,
H. Guterres, C Botelho, Or Silva, beat Chu Rau-sun (3 sets to 2), E. Rocha A. Alves, M; Remedios Miss Yu Man-sang beat Mrs. H.K.LH.C.:-G. E. Little -F- AAtienza (W. 0.); Miss Lo Kit-hing Cousins, B. V. Franklin, F, Webber, beat Miss Lul Chulan (8 to 2); E Bonnar, E. O'Hagan, L. C. Bell,
er.
are as follows:-
Hong Kong Electric Co.: Sta-. tion, Kowloon; Colour, red;
observatory.
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"It also puts her out of touch
W. with young people of her own age.
Stoker (bow), M. H. Arnold, G. T. All her friends are much older, Padgett, R. W. Smith (stroke). E. than herself:" Thompson (cox).
P.W.D. Station, No. 3; colour, green; R. C. Keen (bow), JM.
Mrs. White sighed.
Her Great Ambition. Her daughter, who is pretty
Purvis, F. Baker, K. 5. Robertson and dark-haired, and totally un-
(stroke), P. Lenfesty (cox);
like any one's conception of a Ewo: Station, No. 2 colour, learned blue; A. H. Chambers (bow), R-laughed.
astronomer, merely
D.. Crieve. J. Kendrew, H. Dulley "There is nothing like astro- (stroke), A. Murdoch (cox).
she declared. nomy,"
"I first A.P.C.: T. Lindars (bow), B. J. took it up partly out of curiosity, Moore, G. T. May, R. G. Edwardes-I read books on it while I was at Jones (stroke), R. Young (cox).
school, but I had never looked The Talkoo crew consists of through a telescope until I went T. S. Marshall (bow), J.. R. Hinto Bedford College.
for Sub-ton, L. W. Whipps, J. D. H. Craw-
"Then the immensity of the ford (stroke), and J. B. Lanyon thing gripped me, and I have (cox).
Miscellaneous-To-marrow- Opening of K.B.S.F.P.A. Club- house, King'a Park, 4.30p.m. - Golf Sunday K.C.C. Championship Qualifying Round.
November 1-Captain's Cup. (R.H.K.G.C.): Entries close for Governor's Shield & G.M. Young Cup (R.H.K.G.C.).
November 2 Opening of "New Course," Fanling; Cap- tain's Cup (R.H.K.G.C.).
Athletic Sports-Sunday- Children's Day, Filipino Club, King's Park
Fencing Monday- Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club,
Whist Tuesday St. Pat rick's Club Drive, 8.30 p.m.
Rugby Football-Wednesday -Third Trial Match, Happy Valley,
Lawn Bowls November 1- Open Championship Final and Spey Royal Cup Final, K.C.C., 3 p.m
HOME.
Racing Wednesday-Cam- bridgeshire Stakes, New market.
Football - Saturday-Boot- land v. Wales, Ibrox Park, Glasgow.
November 22-Wales England.
*BOXING.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Junior Pairs.
studied it ever since. My great ambition is ta go in for astrono- In the heats for the Junior mical research, and one day-who pairs-Oar Challenge Cup, T. Iknows?--to be an Lindars and J. M. Purvis will Greenwich.
observer at
meet Reck and Solecki. The win- "It is wrong, of course, to ners meet Kuhrt and P. Peterson say I am out of touch
with ' in the final on November 1. modern fiction I can get hold of, Additional events at the open-although the silly sex squabbling ing cruise will be the Novices it is so concerned with does seem Cup, for which Canton have en-rather petty after the vastness of tered one four, the V.R.C. two, the heavens. ⠀
The
and the R.H.K.Y.C. two.
"I am not very fond of the Yacht Club crews will be (a) H.theatre or cinema, but I go fre- Peterson (bow), H. Kahrt, H.quently to the opera. I am also Stehr, and E. Becker (stroke) and keen on sport.#ker (b) A. Velecki (how), M. N. Miss White further confessed Cochrane, J. E. L. Parry, and F. that she spent much of her spare M. Hartley (stroke).
time studying philosophy, archi- tecture, and archaeology.
In a heat for the Senior Pairs event G. T., Padgett and J. D. H. Crawford will meet A. H, Cham- bers and H. Dulley, Reck and Schmidt have drawn a bye to the finals on November 8.
SHOT - FIRED AT TRAIN.
Dining Car Window Splintered.
Calcutta, Sept. 25.
Annual Regatta. The principal event at the an- nual regatta will be the race for the 4th Submarine Flotilla Cup for coxswainless faurs. There are On the arrival of the Indian Im- four entries,The P.W.D., Ewo, perial Mall at Howrah Station on and Talkoo bave entered the same Sunday, it was revealed that when crew as for the Hornell Cup, the train was only ten minutes out whilst the AF.C. crew will be of Ballard. Pier, Bombay, a shot made up of M. N. Cochrane (cow), was fired at it by an unknown per- JE. L. Parry, T. Lindore, and sof standing by the side of the
permanent way, but i M. Hartley (stroke)..
FENCING.
SANDHURST DRAW WITH PANGBOURNE.
A hoie, made apparently by a bullet from a small-bore rifle, or a pistol, was found in a window on the right side of the dining car.
No one was hurt, as the table next to the window was unoccupi-
A passenger told a representa-
In a two-weapon fencing match tive of the Statesman that the with folle and sabres Gentlemen people in the car thought at first.
Jege, Sandhurst, drew with Students stone and looked back along the
JL Whyte, E. M. Donelan, C. and Mias Wong Yuen-lan beat Minx WORLD'S LIGHT, HEAVY-WEIGHT. Cadets of the Royal Military Col that the damage was done by a
Vekh g Lu! Chi-ying (8 to 2) mape There will also be an match-Coloura v. Whites on the Navel ground, at Happy Valley Teams areas
Ferguson, M. Bishop Inter ClubSAGENS uniors League Back Prem ki plasma ha of the Pangbourne Nautical College na for the culprit,, but could see
Bally off 8 p follows:
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The following are the latest re- New York Yesterdayat, Camberley, each side winning one. Only when they examined- suite in the Junior Leagues In a contest for the world's nine of the eighteen bouts. Pang- the window, which was undamaged Fulden AA beat Indian R.C. (wo) light heavy-weight championship, bourne took the folls with six wind but for the hole, did they realise South China A.A. beat Commercial Max Rosenbloom, the holder, beat to three defeats, and Sandhurst, the n Preis by 28% to 70
Able Blain of Newark in a whose team Included three of last In spite of a careful search, no Nam Chung beat LRC by 20 to 6 Chinese A beat, Kangte School by technical knock-out in the year's students at the Nautical bullet was found in the car and It eleventh round of a fifteen-round Collegowinning the sabres by a was conjectured that after strike eung AA-best Hip Wah AA match at Madison Square like score, Bing the glass, which was very
Blain wa AA best Ho-Hong Bank
throughout the ligh School beat Filipino Club Won the apcond round
American Service,
With the folla Knapp, for Pang thick, the bullet fell back on the bourne, won each of his three fights, line. At the next stopping place and Gign did similar service for investigations were made by the Sandhurst with the subres,S
railway police.