CRICKET NOTES.
FOOTBALL.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 1927.
HOME FOOTBALL.
GOLF
KIFLE SHOOTING. AS OTHERS SEE US.
PIMPLES BROKE
I had hoped to be able to get FULL LEAGUE PROGRAMME THE LEAGUE PROGRAMME. ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF THE INTERPORT COMPETIAN AFGHAN'S IMPRESSIONS
some definite information about the Malaya side from down there, but nly correspondent did not deliver, the goods, owing no doubt to the dif ficulty about making up the side. If have managed to collect some in
formation from an old Malayan resident but it is not very full nor is ha acquainted with some of the newer arrivals
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N. J. A. Foarea is captain and an excredingly good one, too. As a hat he is brilliant, but I am told latterly he has unther fallen for an undue exposition of the leg theory and is very often 1.b.w. ia trying to fore the ball away. Hu is a fine feld-(dip, I think).
J, W. BLELLOCH is in Government service but I believe he is a recent Arrival, and we must discover his merits for ourselves,
R. LI. BRADDELL was, I believe, abontemporary, of G.B. Sayer at Oxford and got his blue. He is a useful but if not quite na dangerous as he once was. Howls medium with a fast bowler's run
"Capt. C., CONODEN was the star but of the side against the Australians and goodness only knows how many he will make up here. I think the Australian boul ing was a shade better than ours
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Capt. F. O'N. Forb. No infor mation except a rumour that he is attached to the Malay Guides,
A. B. Joupas. A cadet mostly with the Chinese Protectorate. I hear he keeps wicket. I know that in Canton twelve years ago I could beat him at ping-pong. (0a refles- tion this hardly wema pertinent. I hope he won't think it impertinent it it theets his ep. I maintain I did best him),
Dr. J. M. A. Lowsox is, I think, either
性 or a nephew of
M
"Doctor Jim of that ilk who was
such a pillar of our bowling in Interport cricket in the late eigh
Lies and early nineties.
Lieut. HC. HARKER-TAYLOR is a fine bat who played against the Australians with success.
"N. H. P. WHITLEY
A. bowler
TODAY.
FOURTEEN MATCHES.
The following games in the Hong Kong League are down for decision
to-day
Division 1: Kick-off 4.15 p.m. Kowloon F.C. e. South China, Kowloon F.Q. ground. Re- feree S.Sgt Gilb.t. Chinn Athletic Queen's Regt...
F.C. ground. Re Hong Kong tores: Capt. Austin, M.C., M.M.
Scots Guards r. R.A., Seokunpoo
Referee: Mr.
grounei. Smith. R.A.F. R
F.
Hong Kong. Cub, Chitham Road ground. Re. fecee: Mr. Philips.
Club de Hong Kong Police r
Recreio, King's Park ground. Referee: Sgt. Hyson. Division II.
A": Kick-ca
2.45. p.m..
R... R. South China Bin Sookunpoo ground, Referee: Mr. Cowan. K.O.S.B. Res, r. China Athletic Res, Hong Kong F.C. ground, Referee: S.Sgt. Gilmour.
St. Joseph's e. South China A," St. Joseph's ground, Referee: Pipe Major Mackie.
Res. Kowloon University
South China ground. Referee: Sgt. Browne.
Club de Recreio Res, . Hong
Kong Club Res., King's Parki ground. Referee: B.Q.M.S. Hitchins.
Division II. "B": Kick-off
2.45 p.m.
Boy Scouts r. St. Joseph's Res.,
Chatham Road ground. Re- fereet Mr. Presley. China Athletic.r. South China
"A" Kowloon. F.C. ground. Referee: Mr. Samy.
Kick-off .15 p.m....
South China "B" . Kung Woo, South China ground. Referee: Pte. Lamb.
Moslem Club r. Kowloon "B," St. Joseph's ground, Referee: Mr. Stokes,
FORECASTS.
Kowloon are at home to-day to South China. The home team should
who brings the ball down from a manage-to-win-With the inclusion good height; and on our wickets should be pretty useful
Of the remaining gentlemen I know nothing. They may be, prob ably are, boulers, as I anther other, wise the attack would rely largely on. Braude!! and Whitley.
of Jones, of the Navy, Kowloon defence has been strengthened.
THE FIXTURES FOR TO-DAY.
The following are the fixtures for
to-day in the English Football Lengue, and in the Scottish Leaguo (Division 1.):
ENGLISH LEAGUE,
Division I.- Birmingham . Arsenal. Blackburn R. v. West Ham U. Bolton W. r. Portsmouth. Cardiff C. Derby County. Everton . Sunderland. Huddersfield Town . Bury. Manchester U. 2. Aston V Middlesbrough e. Liverpool Newcastle United 'r. Burnley. Wednesday r. Leicester C. Tottenham H. r. Sheffield U.
Division II. Blackpool Leeds U. Bristol City v. Preston N.E. Chelsea Nottingham F. Clapton. O. Manchester C Grimsby Town Port Vale. Notts County v. Barnsley. Oldham A. . W'hampton W. Reading v South Shields. Southampton . Fulham. Stoke City Swansea Town, West Brom A. r. Hull City.
Division III. (Southern). Brentford . Walm!!. B'mouth & B.A. v. Merthyr T. Brighton & H.A.. Plymouth. Crystal P. Newport C. Exeter C."r. Swindon Town. Luton Town . Gillingham. Millwall r. Coventry City. Northampton Charlton A. Norwich City . Watford. Southend U. v. Bristol R. Torquay U. s. Queen's P.R.
División III. (Northern). Barrow v. Crewe Alexandra. Bradford v. Doncaster R. Chesterfield y Wigan Boro'. Durham C., Hartlepools U." Nelson Halifax Town. Rochdale v. Bradford City. Rotherham U.. New Brighton. Southport Lincoln City.
CLUB
SUNDAY'S STARTING TIMES AT FANLING.
TION.
SELECTION OF HONG KONG TEAM,
As previously stated, the Hong The Jasper Clark Cup competiKong team shoot in the Interport tion and the qualifying stages for Rifle Shooting Competition be the Championship will be played tween Hong Kong, Shanghai, and at Fanting to-morrow (Sunday). Singapore, will take place on Sun The starting times are given below. day, November 27th. The competition games start be- tween 0.13 a.m. and 10.33 a.In. 9.10 and 9,20 m. (reserved).
3.25 .m. F. G. le Gros and A. Humphreys,"
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D.
G. Murray and T. S. Whyte Smith,
K. S. Robertson and W. Ironside
L. R. Andrewes and H. H. Roffey.
F. J. de Rome and J. L. Shellshear.
T. D. E. Fendered and CL. Sanden.
J. H, Geare and H. G. Sheldon,
There is to be a final practice match to-morrow (Sunday), and on Monday the selection committee
I will meet to choose the team.
Twelve men will comprise the team, the best ten to count. They wil be selected from the following!
ENGLAND.
NEGRO FETISH DANCES,
CRITICISM OF THE LAW
COURTS.
Prior to leaving "Asia, writes Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shab. I had form ed a mental picture of England and English. institutions which was almost Utopian. I still have a very high opinion of your country and its great people, but in strict veracity I am bound to say that I feel somewhat disappointed in
venerate.
I feel that you are magnificent in your charities, and this implies a
century after sound conscience, but I am surpris ed that, almost a Dickens
R. 8. M. Murray, Scots Guards many of your custoins and institu- was taught to (63 and 91), C. S. M. Proven, Scotations, which I Guards (87, 94, 90 and 92), Sgt. Sluter, Scots Guards (80, 81, 85 and 94) Sgt. Quinn, Scots Guards (90, 91 and 92), Mr. W. E. Cook, Dock yard (95, 91, 30 and 96), Mr. Littletan, Dockyard (76 and 7), Mr. W. R. Latham, Dockyard. (81,
penned his diatribes and 17), Mr. W. Garrett, Dockyard (71. 73 and 80), Mr. F. Young, Dockyard (69, 81, 86 and 03), Mr. against social wretchedness, "such Gossett, Dockyard (67). Mr. T. slums as I have seen continue to Swan, Taikoo (85 and 82), Mr. Cefat. In the East I saw buildings, H. Summers, Taika": (89), Mr.. Wallace, Taikoo (82, 12, 00 and 85), bat, needless to say, none of the (85), terrible rookeries which make up Mr. A. McIndoe, Taikoo Lieut. Sullivan, Queen's (57). Pte the major part of East End. Leahy, Queen's (53), Serg Pryce, W.R.A.F. (79, 68 and 76), A. B.
A. O. Brawn and D. G. Bruce.
9.30
1.35
8:40.
5.43
0.50
9.55
10.00
10.03
10.10.
10.13
10,20
10.25...
R. G. Bennett and E. Morris.
10.30
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W. L. Dunbar and L.
G.
10.35
E. Davidson and J.
D.
Kinnaird
10.40
G. S. Archbutt and A.
10.43
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11.01
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Stockport C. v. Ashington.
11.08
Tranmere R. v. Darlington. Wrexham r Accrington S.
11.12
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Division L
11.16
Celtic v. Cowdenbeath. Dunder . Hamilton A. Dunfermline A. v. Raith R.
11.30
11.94
Falkirk . Rangers. Hearts. Aberdeen. Kilmarnock v. Clyde. Motherwell v. Bo'ness Partick T. . St. Johnstone. Queen's Park v. Hibernians. St. Mirren v. Airdrieonians.
YACHTING.
The Queen's Regt. are due out on the H.K.F.C. ground against the Athletic and a fast and even game zhould be seen. The Queen's have scored the most goals in the League this season and Lai Yuk Tat, Ng. Kum Chuen and Fau Ka Ping are in for a bot time. The Queen's de fence is not too sound although Hooper plays a good game. He is THE WEEK-END PROGRAMME. inclined to wander and with Suen and Chan in form, he will have a busy time. The Athletic have only dropped a point to date and they are likely to check the winning yein of the Queen's Regt.
Programmes The H.K.CC have done away with the old coloured programmes and have brought out a very com- pact little leather pecket book about Give inches by three which is most convénient. I much obliged. to the gentleman who sent me my copy. The memoranda on the in- side of the cover will be useful for the visiting teams and local enthusiasts may also profit thereby
The Guards are due at Sookunpoo if, striking out the phrase "You
where they meet the R.A. This are staying with insert the words "Chap to the game will be rigorously contested kui nei chan qui
and the scoring will be low. Faqey turns to the R.A who always do well on the Garrison ground. The Guards are the stronger side and should just get home.
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they
and
add their address, all in Chinese. If the card be worn round the neck as na identification dise, there is practically no room for error on the rickshas' and chair coolies' part, provided they can read. ucation this in view of the awful plight of the gentleman. (centuries "ago, of course) who in sheer des pair elected to drive seven times round the island and used the car as his bedroom. Wild horses shall not drag from no his name but it
R. ABBIT.
Was nat
THE INTERPORT.
OPENING MATCH TO-DAY.
HONG KONG r.
SHANGHAI.
The Hong Kong Club are due at Chatham Road ground to meet the R.A.F. A keen game should be
team winning. seen, but the odds are on the home
The Police and Recreio meet st King's Park. Here a good game should be seen. A smart forward line against, what may be consider- ed, the best Club defence at the time. The Police will be weak in Attack for Hudson will be absent from the front line. The champions are expected to win.
RACES FOR THREE DAYS.
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HI, F. Bloxham and A. B. Raworth. E, D. Matthews and R. M. Smith.
F. 8. Harrison and T... Christie. A Leach and C, C. Stark.
S. Dodwell.
Lissaman.
E.
JW. Franks and I. "Nawtoo..
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A Somerfelt and R.
Young.
I. D. Erskine and W.
Brown.
D.
H. T. Jackman and L. C. P. Bres
E. R. Hallifax and P. P. J. Wodehouse, H. A. Lammert and F. M. Ellie.
A C. I. Bowker and F. Syme Thomson.
J. Fleming and. C. J. Thwaites
M. D. G. Hoare and L. A Calcraft, A. Piercy and H. Spicer. AK Henderson and T. C. Monaghan. Comdr. MacMahon and Comdr. Fowle.
F. Cowherd and J. Gil.
more...
J. H. M. Andrew and W. Beveridge.
J. Forbes
Cameron
and
D.
K. 6. Morrison and H. G. Hegarty,
8. S. Perry and R. K. M. Simpson. 12.00 p.m. G. H. Wilson and J.
Smith. 1204 „
The local yachting season is once | more in full swing, and there is an excellent programme for the 12.06 week-end.
Today there is the 3rd Cham 12.19 pionship race for the racing yachts, the course being:-Lyamun Beacon 12.16 (P), Kowloon Rock (P), Mark on Lino (F); Channel Rocks (S). Dis- 12.20 tance 9.4 miles.
To-morrow (Sunday) the Cruisers 12.24. will mail their ad Championship race, the course being:-Tathong 19.98 (P), Tathong (8). Distance: 17.23 miles. Hock (P), Mark in Joss House Bay
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C. B. Robertson and D. S. Edward.
M. G. Mills and C. A.. Peel,
H R. Start and O.."H. Eldridge.
F. Merry and J. W. King.
A R. Cox and D. M. Goodall,
E. D. C. Wolfe and V. M.
Grayburn.
J. Harrop and W. L. Alexander.
W. K. Tait and 3. M Norrie
Cdr. Rogers and Cdr.
Mackenzie
On Monday the Ladies' will sail12.36 their 1st Championship race, the course being:-Channel Rocks (P), 12.4 and 19.48 p.m. (reserved), Cust Rock Buoy (S), Kowloon Rock 12.30 to 2.20 (reserved). (S). Distance: 6.6 miles.
The following week-end, there is
Whilst on the subject of morality,
Al-
Gallienne, R.A.F. (85, 68, 82 and I am a little amated at your at- 88), Mr. Carl, Argus (81). Mr. titude towards the dance. Nash, Argus (68), Lieut. Graat, Argus (78), Mr. Barber, Argus (96), Mr. Titherade, Argus (71), Cpl. Willett, Argus (93 and $3), Mr. Wilkins, drgua (87), Sergt. Riddler, Range Staff (78), P. O Wells, Range Staff (84), Sergt. Cooke, K.0.5.B. (55), P. M. Mackie, K.O.S.B. (65), A. B. Hoare,
though the mere suggestion that you should adopt the, Amerienn negro's mode of life would shock
hesitate to accept, and indeed you profoundly, you still do not glorify, the most grotesque of his
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form.
Dancès Of Savages, Probably most of you are n aware that these dances are relics of a very ancient negro fetishism, which had its genesis in African worship of the unclean. With us the dance in
numbers in brackets are scores young sons and daughters to per- secured in recent practice shoots. The selection committee is com prised of Messrs. C. E. Frith, Lit- tleton, Cook, Barber, and Summers The following were chosen to re present Shanghai in their shoot. (Shanghai, as reported by cable, scored 915):-Messrs. B. E. Caul ton, C. W. Glover, "F. E. Hodges, R 1. Ito, O. Llbert, J. R. Main, K. MeKelvie, L. A. Hettu, T.8. Party, V. Sharman, W. E. Sauer and S. A. Sayer. Reserves:-A. M. Collace and AJ. P. Coghlan...
This competition began in 1889,
very ancient art.
But if you accept the fantastic gyrations ef savagery, you can more cultivated hardly expect the portion of Eastern society to retnin its respect for England of to-day, Again, I cannot understand your legal system. From my persual of
37 years ago, and has been com- your constitutional histories and peted for 9 years. The competi-works of the kind, I was under the tion ceased for eight years on ac.impression that English law was count of the war, and other ports founded on the most rigid princi- being unable to form & team. Out ples of justice and equity, and that
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On the whole, I believe your legat Singapore 9
be sounder and more Shanghai won the last two matches
zystam humane than that which exists in in 1995 and 1926.
The Hong Kong Volunteer Demcat Eastern countries, but Icer- fence Corps are to enter a team tainly do not feel that it altogether in the Rife League to compete for deserves the exalted praise accord ed to it by your contemporary his the Belilios Shield.
torians. There might be something in your saying that history repeats itself, to which I might add that the historians also repeat them- selves; for as regards the practice of law here to-day your murder trials seem to me needlessly pro- longed, and I do not think you should allow such crowds of women
PING PONG LEAGUE.
LATEST POSITIONS.
The latest positions of the League to frequent your law courts.,
are as follows:
:
P. W. Chinese Athletic 1010 Y.M.C.Aerter Hop Ying Club 10
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0 20 0 18
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10
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South China University
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a cruise, extending over Saturday. SHANGHAI CHAMPIONSHIP. St. Louis
and Sunday, to Discovery Bay.
TENNIS.
ST. STEPHEN'S. DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL.
In the junior A, the game on the H.K.F.C. ground will be a eur. tain raiser for the senior game to follow and the stands will be full before the game is half through." The interpors programme, opens The K.O.S.B.'s and Athletic Re to-day on the Hong Kong Cricket serves meet and a win for the
In a tennis match between stud- Club ground, with the match be-military team is usured. tween Shanghai and Hong Kong. The B.A. meet South China "A" ents, of St. Stephen's College and and the Gunners will have to im the Diocesan Boys' School, St. The match will be continued on
Frove if they wish to take full Stephen's proved the victora by 53 Monday.
games to 48. The match was play points from the
The game on St. Joseph's grounded on the courts of St. Stephen's should be keenly contested but the College at Pokfulam. home team are the favouriter and should win against South China "A"
The terms'are ng under:-
Shanghai.
Capt: E.. I. M. Barrett
H. W. Allison.
E. C. Barnes,
J. T. Begarty.
P. Madar.
C. E., Ollerdessen,
J. A., Quayle..
J. A. Isaacs.
T. L. Rawsthorne,
L. F. Stokes,
D. W. Leach.
E. C. Baker (manager).
Hong Kong.
A. W. Hayward (H.K.C.C.).
W. Brace (K.C.C.).
Lieut. K. Hunt, RM
T. E. Pearce (copt.), (H.K.0.0.),
G. B. Sayer (08.0.C.).
A. W. Ramsey (K.C.C.).
Ca.
Dobbin (K.O.S.B.).
Licut J. H. Dale, R.N.
Lieut. Hankey (K.0.8.B.). F. Goodwin (K.C.C.)..
C. D. Walca (H.K.C.C.)..
To-night there is to be a "smoker"
the HK.0.0 Pavilion. The Interport Dinner will be held on Monday, November 28th,
"B
Kowloon Reserves are due out on the South China ground against the University and should return with' the points.
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BLINKO AND MALCOLM REACH FINAL
PILCHER BEATEN AT 19th HOLET
Ghoulish Gloating...
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colm at this stage was making Great Queen. mistakes, and although down in the initial stages of the game, he made" certain of a win in the last nine holes. Out in 39, he took approxi- mately 36 coming home, while Lock was perhaps three strokes more. Malcolm was by 3 and 2,
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The semi-fmal round of the cham- pionship of the Shanghai Golf Club took place at Kiangwan on Sunday, when matches were played off be tween H. R. Malcolm and R. Lock
One of the strangest cases of ledge and experience at the and between A. E. Blinko and J. F.
Both Pilcher and Blinko were "in mixed-up, babies since the days of free disposal of its Clients, Pilcher. The result of these was a win for Malcolm over Lock by a good form, and it was realized that Solomon has just been heard in ensuring that the money
Mrs. Samuel Smith went to hos and 2, while & closely contested it was anybody's match up to the court at Cleveland, Ohio. game between the other pair result very last hole played. For one- ed in Blinko winning at the 19th thing Blinko succeeded in keeping pital recently to be delivered, as in the his drives straight, and the con- did two other Mrs. Smiths, by coin hole. The conditions, as previous match play rounde, were sequence was that the two were idener almost on the same day,
mother of a fine boy. An increase in the output of 16 holes, and only in the final, playing stroke for stroke until it She was informed after recovering ever, Blinko had the advantage. However, when she left the bos electricity of 54 per cent in the which is due to take place to mor came to the green. Here, how consciousness that she was the past five years is one of the ex-row, are 36 holes to be played.
Pilcher seemed always to put a planations for the achievements of
Malcolm And Lock.
slight hook on his putt, and so nital she received a girl baby, with the statement that one of the other while showing what seemed likely Mrs. Smiths was the mother of the LONDON SELLING AGENTS, The case depended upon, the testi- to be deadly accuracy from die boy and had got possession of him. tances such as three gards, he was missing by a bare half inch. And mony of one of the nurses, who swore recently that she did not All square at the furn, Blinko know the sex of the baby born to it proved to be a costly half inch was two up at the 14th, and then Mrs. Samuel Smith Mr. Samuel squared the match at the 18th, petition for the presence in court necessitating its being carried on of George Smith," the baby),
The Court, denying Bamuel! At the 10th Pilcher put his drive out of bounds, but even to ho Smith's ples, expressed the ope nearly secured half, his ball just that as the years weat by the Ettle hipping the hole. It failed to go girl would make her parents as down, and Blinko entered the final happy is if she had been a boy.
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The game at King's Park-between the H.K.F.C. and Club de Recreio Reserves teams is expected to end in favour of the home team.
"B" division, the game the United States in production In the Chatham Road ground be- and productivity, according to The On account of the wind and the tween the Boy Scouts and the Inder, published by the New York sun-dried state of the course, says the W.-G. Daily News, good golf College Reserves should be in Trust Company.
"The United States produces al was not an easy matter. Depend favour of St. Joseph's.
On the Kowloon F.C. ground, the most six times as much electricity ing on the direction of one's putt, Chinese junior, teams are opposed; either Germany or Canada, its the wind made matters decidedly
Americs ranks third in per capitato this, the grass was very wiry. the Athletic, abould secure a winearest competitors although dificult on the greens, and added In the case of Malcolm and Lock, output. The four branches of the
the latter seemed to experience South China "B" are at home industry-the light and power com- to Kung Woo and the "B" should panies, the street railways, the tele little difficulty at the outset when phone, and the manufacture, of
it came to using his putter, and se a result he found himself one up Kowloon "B" cannot expect to electrical, equipment--had a gross
in 1926 of
and at the 10th hole. Unfortunately for win against the heavy Moslem Club, revenue
Continued on next Golumn.) but they will keenly contest the 85,000,000,000,
capital of about $10,500,000,000, game on St. Joseph's ground.
over. South China,
win.
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