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TUESDAY, JANUARY 12,
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HER LIFE
OR HIS SILENCE
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Does this man ofer
himself
a living
sacrifice that a great
love may live!
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a Garamount Picture
A Paramount Picture
from
Max Marcin's
Play
Directed by Louls Gasnier- Max Marcin
with
CLIVE BROOK
Marjorie Rambeau Peggy Shannon
Charles Starrett.
NEXT CHANGE
COMMENCING THURSDAY, 14th JANUARY,
Tilly of Blomsbury
6 IAN HAY"
Directed by JACK RAYMOND
Starring
SYDNEY HOWARD, PHILLIS KONSTAM ELLIS JEFFREYS & EDWARD CHAPMAN
A BRITISH PICTURE.
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
LAWN TENNIS AT THE FOURTH ROUND OF TRIUMPH FOR LORD
KOWLOON C.C.
ABERDARE.
F.A. CUP.
Mixed Doubles American Last Year's Finalists to Wins British Racquets
Tournament.
NINETEEN PAIRS COMPETE.
Nineteen pairs participated in
Visit Grimsby.
ARSENAL AT HOME.
London, Yesterday.
Notts
New
the fourth Mixed Doubles American). The draw for the fourth round of Tournament at the Kowloon Cricket the Football Association Cup to be Club on Sunday afternoon when played on January 28, is as follows: after a thrilling struggle, during Watford or Fulham which the issue was ever in doubt, County or Bristol City, the "B" team won by the narrow, Grimsby v. Birmingham; - margin of three points, the scores Port Vale v. Leicester. being 278-275. The tournament Manchester City v. Breatford. was run on the sliding Handicap Oldham or Huddersfield principle with a maximum bandi- Queen's Park Rangers." cap of owe 40 and receive 15,
Blackpool or Newcastle v. Barns-
The following were the full re-ley or Southport. sults of competing pairs.
"g" Team.
E. Zimmern and Mrs. McTavish 44-19.
25.
Mr. and Mrs. Hambly 35-21.
E. Abraham and Mrs. Herseo 81-
Mr. and Mrs. Crabbe 33-90.
J. Fraser and Mrs. Ferguson 134-36.
L. Jack and Miss Parks 26-80. Mr. and Mrs. Annis 26-87,
E. R, Price and Mrs. Jack 25-38. R. Buchanan and Miss Booth 24-39,
"A" Team.
E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dalzial; 41-15.
W. W. Hirst and Misa S. Dalziel 81-25.
D. S. Green and Miss Madar 23-19.
M. E. Politi and Mrs. Stokes 28-28.
C. J. Tacchi and Mrs. Blandford 131-32.
G. C. Burnett and Miss Fowler 27-29.
A. H. Dinnen and Mrs. Dinnen 27-29.
R. S. Capell and Miss Kacker 25-81,
Mr. and Mrs. Hooper 23-38. Mr. and Mrs. Silkstone .19-37.
BORDERERS BEAT ENGINEERS.
To Meet Artillery in Semi-Final.
CLOSE STRUGGLE.
The last match in the second round of the Ng Sze-kwong chal lenge cups competition was played at the Sailors' and Soldiers' Home last night, when the Royal En- ginners (last year's ruzders- up) met the South Wales Borderers. team, and were defeated by three games to two.
The S.W.B.'s will now meet the Royal Artillery in the semi-final.
Scored
South Wales Borderers. Private Williams
Tottenham or Wednesday Bournemouth.
Y
Title at 46.
SIMPSON DEFEATED.
(Reuter's Special Service.)
London, Yesterday,
forty-sixth year, to-day won the Lord Aberdare, though in his British Open Racquets Champion- ship when he defeated J. C. F. Simpson 8-2.
JAT SECONDS WIN AT KING'S PARK.
Bradford v. Darlington or Nor. Nowers Pick of Club thampton.
Bury v. Sheffield United:
Arsenal v. Plymouth:
Preston or Bolton v. Wolverhamp-| ton..
Derby v. Blackburns. Chesterfield v. Liverpool. Tranmere or Cheisen v. West Ham.
i..
Forwards.
EARLY ADVANTAGE LOST.
At King's Park yesterday afternoon the Headquarter Wing second eleven of the Jat Regi ment defeated the Hong Kong Middlesbrough or Portsmouth v. Hockey Club second eleven by Aston Villa
four goals to three in a friendly Sunderland or Southampton v. hockey encounter.
The game, whic hwas played at a fast pace, → Reuter.
was featured by hard hitting, and neat scoop passing on the part of the Indians. At half- time, the Club led by three goals
Stoke.
CLAPTON'S BIG AWAY
VICTORY.
Luton Surprised on Own Ground.
to one.
Within the first fifteen seconds of the game; the Club scored through Fox, as the result of a fine forward. line movement ini- tiated by Nowers. Five minutes later, the Club scored their se cond goal through Nowers. Gaining their feet, the Indians? settled down and lodged many Two League Matches were play-one of which their inside-right | attacks on the Club goal, from ed yesterday, one in the Southern netted: Section of the Third Division and the other in the Northern Section. with the following results:
ROTHERHAM DRAW.
Third Division (South).
Luton
...... 1 Clapton (.... Halifax T... 1 Rotherham U. -Reuter.
Our Sports Diary.
An-
HOCKEY-To-day - St. drew's v. University II.
To-morrow-Sim Shiek-Hong Kong Club v, Navy at U.S.R.C. at 4.30 p.m.; Recrela v. St. Andrew's, Friday Radio Sports, Jat Regt. Police v. St. Andrew's.
FOOTBALL-To-morrow-In- terport Trial on Club ground at 4 p.m.
Saturday-Fira Division--Bor- v. St. Joseph's: Police v. Argylls; Kowloomi. Navy: Club Recreio; Second Division-Kow- loon v. University Borderers v. Argylls; Cluby Navy; Twelfth Battery V.R.A.0.0. Chinese League South China. “Ă” *. Chinese Athletic "A" Sung Ching y.Eastern South China “B” v. Chinese
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JINAUGURAL MEETING.C.C. (L) Royal Artillery
OF HIKING CLUB.
Committee Elected for Coming Season.
A number of enthusiasts attend
ed the inaugural meeting of the
Hong Kong Hiking Club at the
V. Police
R.C. (F) Second Divi- alon-Kowlook
0.0. v. University (L); Hong Kong C.C. v. Craigen- Borower C:C: {L}}
HUNTING Sunday
Fanling Hunt Hounds Meetkat Hra E.S Patterson's Bangalow at 10.80
offices of the Sunday Star lart NEW WESTWARD HO
It was decided that the objects of the club should be the promotion of Walking, and the providing of every facility to men on holidays and ropoka Sof Cannnal
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PRESIDENT
The Prince of Wales Accepts for 1932.
ANNUAL ELECTION
tered
The Club, however, again en . enemy territory and Nowers scored their third goal. After the interval; the Jats do- minated play. From a short corner, they scored their second 1goal, and shortly after, from a penalty corner, the Indians drew level. With both teams on even terms, a hard struggle ensued and from a raid, the Jats netted their winning goal,
For the Club, Nowers was the pick of the forwards whilst Dale, Botelho and Duncan did good, work in defence.
BLACKHEATH SCORE BIG VICTORY.
Birkenhead Park Draw with Leicester.
COVENTRY WIN.
London, Dec, 27. The results of Rugby club matches played to-day were as follows Blackheath Army AberavonTMTMTM
Abertillery
Bristol Cardif
Coventry
Leicester
Llanelly
Manchester
Newport
34. Hanover
Harlequins
12 Pontypridd
6
& Crumila
Pontypool
29 London Irish
18 Waterloo
(10 ́Birkenheid.PK 10
15. London Welsh
G-Headingley
14 Watsoniana/23
Northampton 15 Fenarth
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Glasgow Acado, 2 |«Glasgow High B236 GOL«hí M „Bathore IKOM Kines
Glocenster.
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11 Old Edwardians
Christmas Day Matches
of matches played -5147 were as follow
I'don Beotih
midon:Walali
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