Jome a COLUMBIA
RECORDS
You Should Get to day. Today!
Top Hat
FB 1151-Cheek to cheek
Top hat white tie and tails
FB, 115-No strings
Im't this a lovely day
Broadway Gondolier
C 175-Rose in her hair
Paris in the Spring
Home Football Results
Saturday..., *Blairgowrie
The del of Huddersfield at [*Aberdeen. White Hart Lane provided the Ross Comity only major suprise in- to-day's |football programme.
Results,as-cabled by Beuter, were as follows:
ENGLISH CUP (Fourth Bound)
*Bradford Ca
For trot
-Fee trot
For trot
Liverpool Chelses Derby. *Bradford Stoke
For trot
Foz trot
George White's Scandals
C 151-Bon jour manselle
Paris in the spring
C 161-Its an old Southern custom
Piano and orch.
According to the moonlight
C 157 Lovely to look at ..
Carroll Gibbons and boy friends Roberta
Smoke gets in your eyes
THE ANDERSON MUSIC CO.
Ice House St.
Blackburn
0 Arsenal
4 Plyinouth
Tranmere. Tottenham --1
2 Notts E
*. Bromwich
0 Manter U 2. Bangley:-
Haddersfield
Manchester C 2 Laton-
„Leicester
Port Vale
*Wednesday
Newcastle
6 Watford
◊ Grimsby
2 - Bury -
$ Blackpool
Middlesbro
3 Clapton
Presfor
0 Shefeld
Leeds
Fallam
• Postponed owing to fog.
0
"Rangers *Elgin City Montrose *King's Park.
St. Bernards
East Fife
Chiruxide U
→
Falkirk -
Wiek Academy
Alim RS7 Widtown
Arbroath Motherwell Dindes United 2 Alica Brith B.
2′′ SLJdhukbone" (4 Edinburgh C. 2 Cowdenbeath 3
Postponed, grounds unit
FIRST DIVISION
Aston Villa * Brentford
SECOND DIVISION.
sDoncaster
West Ham
THIRD DIVISION: (North)
✪--Accrington
2 Barrox
Carlisle. 0*Chesterfield
Lincoln
Abandoned after 75 minutes.+Mansfeld
SCOTTISH CUP (First Round)
New Brighton
Turner Laytos
Leith +Boness.
3 Buckie T
Airdrie Dalbeattic
Rochdale 3Rotherham
**Wredinam
$York
Peebles R
3- Star
3
Vale O'Coba
Tel. 21322.
DONT
Ayr
-
2 Walsall
0 Stockport
· 2 Oldham
Gateshead- Crewe
1* Quester
4 Darlington
Balifax
Southport
* Postponed on account of fog.)
+ Abandoned after 38 minutes. Postponed on account
ground being unfit for play.
THIRD DIVISION (South!
21
1 Brighton
3 Bristol C
2 Coventry
2 Torquay
IF YOU ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE HOME
Just Post a Jopy of the Overland China Mail which gives all the News there IS
Both Local and Coastal-
*T. Lanark *Celtic
Burnt Island
*Galston Clyde
*Dunfermline
Hibernian. Bearts Berwick R
2 Dumbarton
Stranraer
2 Forfar
2 St. Mirren
Brechin City
Queen O'S 2 Partick
East Stirling
Stenhousemuir
Dundee
Kilmarnock
Cardi
01 Exeter
Northampton
3. Notts C.
Queen's P. R. 5 Swindon
Reading
0 Bornemouth
10 CIQARI
ENEST QUALI
Embassy
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
WD.&HOWILLS.
BRISTOL & LONDON..
THE New 10's PACKET
A high-grade cigarette containing costly Virginian
tobacco-at:-
10's Packet 10 cents 50's Tin
Wills's
50
6
Queen's Park Babcock and
Wilcox
-0 Southend
WILLS'S
4 Gillingham
3- - Newport.........
of
1
1 Bristol R
Embassy
Mild and Pleasing to the Taste!
Embassy
VIRGINIA CIGARETTES W.D.SHO.WILLS
BRISTOL 21
50'S AIR-TIGHT TIN
Ombassy
bassy? N°77
In a sport demanding the ex- treme alertness and strength of
the wind and body muy ciated with ** youth Devereas
Mitburn above, – starch met
among the players in any polo
· field. Twenty five years ago be
was one of the main actors who
~helped intake the big cup"Textu.
England to America and today
at the age of 5%, he is still one of the greatest polo players in the sport
HK. REFEREES ASSOCIATION
Meeting To-day But Dinner Postponed
SEVEN CLUB MEN FARE POORLY
INDIANS PICK UP GIFT POINTS
KCC LOSE BY ONE REN
(BLEW)
NLY one
sion) was played
(second divi-
that between
the Indian Recrea Club and the Hong Kong Cricket Club at Sookunpeo and as a result of which the Indians moved up to the first position
in the league table.
The match in question, however, was more of a farce than a league encounter as the Club-only frided seven men, the other four failing to put in an appearance. It was not therefore sur- prising to see them manage only 32 runs against some steady
bowling by M. R. Abhas
When A. K. Ismail won the toss at 2:05 pm. he sent the Club in to bat as it was expected that the four missing players would arrive as the match progressed, but the Club were doomed to disappointment for despite numerous telephone calls, nobody could be persuaded to fill the vacancies
I rather suspect the Inter- would undoubtedly, have result- port Rugby football match hadjed and the chances are that the The sannál General Meeting of a lot to do with this and under Club would have taken at least the Hong Kong Referees' Asso-the circumstances it would per-one point. ciation will be held in the offices haps have been more prudent
Friendly Match of the Hong Kong Football Asso-had the game been postponed. In the only other game of ¡ciation Sports Club, to-day I have learned since writing the afternoon (a friendly), the at 6.45 pm when the annual re- these notes that A. K. Ismail. Indians beat Kowloon Cricket port and statement of accounts did in fact, suggest that the Club by one en at Kowloon. will be presented and the election match be counted as a friendly This was to have been a two- of officials for the ensuing year but the Club captain insisted it day fixture but due to the dif will take place: "
being carried out as a league fenty of getting up teams over The Referees Association hail fixture,
the holidays the Friday match There was not very much in was called off. arranged its first Annual dinner
the Indians the the game, as would have been. Batting first for to-day but, owing to death of His Majesty King George, seen from the scores. It was a found Goodwin in good forn this function has now been post-pity, for with both teams at with the ball and had it not good game been for A. S Suffiad and their posed to a more opporture date full strength a
LEAGUE CRICKET AVERAGES
(qualification, average of 25)
H. Owen Hughes (Club) R. D. Gillespie (Club)
BATTING FIRST DIVISION
-62
09
skipper, Frank Pereira, they would not have totalled: 122 runs. As things turned out, however, that proved enough for them to win for with Kowloon's score at 121, Ismail stumped F. | A. Mauri-off last ball-of Minuts
last over.
Norman Mackay and the two Finchers batted well for Kow- NO Argeloon, all three of them playing 106.00 Pereira very well. It was Minu 3150 (who gave the K.C.C. batsmen s 227200 great deal of trouble, while A.
* 63.00 || H. Madar also bowled consist
6250ently well.
-46.00. These teams will meet again
4275 next Saturday in their League 36-50 fixture and, despite
the game referred
Inns Runs HS.
2 106
100 3 183 *$6*
1
I
T. A. Pearce (Club).
144 107*
E. C. Flicher (K.C.C)
63. 51*
A. H. Madar (LR.C.).
37125
89
LA. M. K. Brauwell (Navy)
3
*
92.
A. S. Sufiad (IR-CO
ER. Dickitt (Club)
-4
13
5T
Lt. J. P. Williams (Army)
713
38*
27:50. form displayed by both
J. S. A. Careem (LRC)
SECOND DIVISION 394
F. Mel Arcälli (LR.C.)
LS: Forbes (Club).
2 ..3
91
--103
4 166
0
41.50
38
37*
2
28.00,
105
44*
90
1 30.00
562 30
54
15
79
028:00 2100
26.33
G. Lee (ECC)
J. F. Waplington (ECC)
C: W. Lam (CCC)
W. L. McKenzie (K.C.C.)
Tel Tufnell (Navy)
RB. Food (CS.C.C.). G.A. V. Hall (ECC). Mainwaring (Navy)
BOWLING
7 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 6 2
54
(qualification, 15 and under)
FIRST DIVISION
9400% preceding paragra 9100 :| some high scoring
51.50 on February 1
HK HOCKEYS TRILUMI
[Continued from Page 4).
wing to centre perfectly for Miss
Gittins, the Colony and St. An drew's Ladies' leader. to take the ball in her guide and score.
The Colony maintained their pressure and the Shanghai de- fence and goal-keeper were kept
0. M RE. Avg extremely busy for the remainder
5.79 6.00
of the gaze
Miss M. Smith was easily the 3.60 | outstanding performer and stood 9.66 head and shoulders above erez 10.66 one else-Renter.
F. D. Pereira (LR.C.)
571
18
Tel. Tufnell (Navy)
13,
81209.
36.
TA. Pearce (Club)
*6.1
¡T. M. L. Redmond (Club)
19
4
586.
AR. Min (IR.C.) :
53.3
18
Lt. C C Garthwaite (Army)
28
171- 91
11.37
R. Lee (KC.C)
25
94
8
11.75
SECOND DIVISION
A. Phang (University)
14.5
5.00
G. Lee (BCC).
17.1
5.20
A Bakar (LEC)^.
$8.2
5.40
A. E. Carey Police)
5.65
B. G Baker. (Palice)
5.70
5.00
E Souza-(CCC)
A. M. Rumjahn (LX.C.) G. Abraham (University) L/Cpl.-Shipp (8E) C-H-Teoh (University) Capt-Klam (BASC) S/Sergi Mareten (RE.) [W. A. Reed (Becreio) V Durling (KCC): AB. Dale (Navy) GA Lee (CAGE
́0 S&Dawe (Nxny)
Cut Rogers (ASC) L3. Silva (Recreio)
Tel. Tufnell (Navy)". FM Arcu{f} {{LR=C3): |F-Zimmern (CCC) CW Lam (CCC) *L/CPL Hopcroft (RA.S.A
CFL Hockhof, "(RAE) MR Abgas TLE L/C Nat
کند
The tears were:-
Shanghai L. Cation (JA.C); E. Bloomfeld (Sportsgiris) and E Victaly" (JAG); D. Forshaw (Amazons), M McCracken (Sourt- (Rowing
girls) and F. Beunho Club): "Es Little (Sportagiris).- b
Bloomfield McCracken (SAS), J. (Sportsgirls) E. McCracken (SAS) and 12. Berg (Germans).
Hong Kong Mr. F. J. Lunson (HK), ME M Gray (HK) 6.27 (Cape) and Miss A Fowler ("Y"); 627 Miss J. Wong (St Andrew's), Miss E. Mr BryndallCELLand Mrs. M -6.56
Bell (ILK): Mina, M. Sarith (C.B.A.), 6.87 “Man? SkDalzil! ("Y"), Miss P. 17:00 % Gitsina (St. Andreia 3), Miss J. Adey ("TW) and Miss M. Westcott ("X")---
49.1
28.2
69.5 16
225
25.2
30.5
9.00
8:00 This was the second successive of the Hong Kong Ladies Key Association have won by
4.33
5.75
101
1441 T&91
the
goal and Very nearly
under
last year. then Miss M ite) scored dur
encounter recalled as the