LOCAL FOOTBALL.
CHINA ATHLETIC ». REST OF COLONY.
Playing ten men only on each side, the game between the above teams played on the "North Point Stadium ground, ended' in a draw of one goal all. The Rest turned out with nine men only but Loung Yuk Tong of the Athletic tur neď out for them.
The players Bined out as under: China Athletic-Chan Shek Pui; Ng Kum Chuen and ai Yuk Tat, Li Bung Ching, Wong Shui Anh em khi nữ Ewash Chui Pong Tak Shun, Fo Ka Keung, Lam Yak Ying and Lee Fong.
Rest of the Colony-Nicholls; Bliss: McGreavy.
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Palmer, Kutcher.
Referee: Mr. W. E. "Hollanda For a holiday game, the atten- dance was only fair. The game opened very slowly Batch being. the first to show ang dash and Chan Shek Pui had to go all out to keep his goal intact. At the other end Lam Yuk Ying had Nicholls guessing but the shat went the wrong side of the post.
Lam later went in a fast grounder and Nicholle fell in saving; the ball eme out to Lee Fung who shot hard against the bar. The open- ing gon came a minute before the interval, Butcher taking a pass from Fraser and banging the bal into the net.
The second half opened with the Athletic all out and the Rest'u de- fence were hard pressed. Leung Tek Tong came down and sent in a drive that missed by inches only. Then Kernick tried a solo but end- ed up with a shot that struck the ypright. After twenty minutes phy in the second half, Ho Ka Keung beat Nicholls with a shot from in- side the goal area China Athletic cause again and had hard luck in not taking the lend
Although both teams tried hard for the winning goal, they failed, the final whistle sounding with the score, Athletic 1, Rest of Colony I
VOLLEY BALL..
ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE ». PUI YING SCHOOL, CANTON,
The volley bali team of Pui Ying School, Canton, paid a visit to St. Papl's College on Saturday and played a friendly volley ball inteh, The visitors were superior in at- tack and won two games in succes. sion by the scorë of 21 to 7; 21 to
First Game.
The visitors started to serve and won three points. The bonte play. ers were slow to settle down and only managed to score one point while the Canton players took six. The centre of the Pui Ying team carried everything before them and their lead increased rapidly to 15 to 5. The college players could do very little against the well timed hitting of the Canton team and the Grat game ended in favour of Pui Ying 21 to 7.
Second Gamů.
St. Paul's team made a change | in the line up and did well at the beginning leading at one time by three points to one. The Canton players evened up when they came to take up the service. Points for Pui Ying mounted rapidly and they won ton points without any reply from" their opponents. The college team fought hard to reduce the
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"WORLD" BASEBALL SERIES OPENED.
ATHLETICS SURPRISE WIN OVER THE CUBS.
GAME WON IN THE NINTH INNINGS.
Chicago, Oct. S.-Hopes of the home town fans that their Cubs would crash through for an initial World Series victory fell to the ground when the Philadelphia 'Athletics won, the first game by a 3-1 scare.
The first acore came in the seventh inning when Foxx, hard-hitting first baseman of the Athletics, wal loped a home run clear out to the centro field bleachers.
Seventh Inning. Athletics: Simmon flied out to
out Wilson in centre-field.
And then came the break for which everybody had been waiting. Foxx, one of the leading sluggers of the season, whaled out a home run which hit the centre field bica- chers.
After the excitement had died down Miller fled out to Cuyler and Dykes flied out to Stephenson, retiring the side.
One run, one hit, no errors. Cubs-Cuyler hit to short-stop and Boley, thought he got his glove in the way, couldn't stop the ball and Cuyler was safe on first.
It was the ninth inning which saw the real action, however. Two Philadelphia runs and One for Chicago went over the plate. Eng
ish, short-stop for the Cubs, fumbled two hot grounders, and Stephenson singled to left feld helped the Athletics cinch their and Cuyler went down to secball,
Striving to advance the runners, victory.
Grimm sacrificed and the pitcher The full game play by play fol- could nos reach the ball in time to keep Cuyler from getting to third and Stephenson to second. "Batting for Taylor. Heathcots flied out to Simmons in laft Beld. Both runners held their bases.
lows:-
First Innings, Athletics:-The game started at 1.4 p.m. Bishop was first up to bat for the Philadelphians and he was put out by Grimm at first base, drasisted.
Ecas fanned. Cochrane walked on four balls but Simmons fanned and retired the side.
No runs, no hits, no errors. Cubs-MacMillan was initial batter for the, Cubs and he put up a foul bull which was gathered in by the catcher.
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English whacked a hot through the pitcher's box and Ehmke diverted it with his glove but couldn't catch it so English got safely to first.
Hornsby flied to Miller in right Ecld. Wilson did the same, retir- ing the side. No runs, one hit, no.
errora
Second Inning. Athletics: Foxx singled off to the left but Miller, next to bat, fanned.
They Dykes likewise hit a single into the left garden and Foxx went down to second base.
Boley hit into a double play, Eng- fish to Hornsby to Grimm, which retired Foxx, himself and the side. No runs, two hits, no errors. Cubs--Cuyler and Stephenson
both fanned.
Grimm hit a single over second
base.
Taylor fied out to Foxx at first. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Third Enning.
Athletics :-Ehmke fouled to Me Millan at third, base and was out.
Bishop bit a line drive which English, at shart-stop, gathered in, Haas walked but it was unavail ing for Cochrane hit a grounder to third base and it got to Grimm ahead of him.
No runs, no hits, no errors. Cube-toot fanned but Meil lan whacked the ball out to centre held for a single
Hartnett went in to bat for Root but fanned and the side retired.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Athletics: When the Cabs trotted out, Bush took the pitcher's slab in place of Root and Genzales was catching in place of Taylor. Boley was first up and he was que on an English-to-Grimm play,
Ehmke singled to right field. Bishop fied to Stephenson in fett field, who made the catch: safely while Ehake hold to first baad. i Haas flied out to Wilson in centre field.
No runs, one hit, no errors. Cubs-McMillan ficd
Hans in centre field.
austo
English fied out to Miller in right field.
Bishop-to-
Hornsby was out on a Foxx play.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Ninth Inning. Athletics-As the final inning opened with but one tally register- for the two teams, excitemerft grew intense.
Cochrane, first to bat for the visitors, hit a single which ticked Hornsby's glove.
An error by English at short- stop let Simmoze gut safely to first base, while Cochrane went to second, English fumbled a bot grounder.
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On another fumble by English the runners advanced, Simmons landing second base and Cochrane getting down to third, while the batter Foxx, was safe on first:
Miller singled through the pitch- er'a box, scoring Cochrane aufd Simmons for the second and third Philadelphia allies of the day Foxx meanwhile went to third,
Dykes hit to Bush in the pitcher's Lox and Bush threw to Gonzales, retiring Foxx but letting Miller
to third. Dykes sneaked donya to second in the course, of the ei-
Things began to look like' action | eitement.
burning the ball in to Gonents just in time. Dykes went down to third and Boley to recond.
at last when English hit a two- Boley hit to Bush and Miller wis bagger into right field, with Me put out at the plate, the pitchër Millan, going down to third base.
But then it flopped. The mighty "Rajah" Hornsby fanned ignomin- ously, and Wilson did the same..
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning. Athletica-Simmone Stephenson in left field,
Foxx bounced one down to Horns- by at second and was put cut at first.
ร.
flied
to
Miller likewise went out Hornsby
to Grimm.
No runs, no errera. Cubs Cuyler fanacd. Stephea, son lined out to Dykes at third..
Grimm then walked and was put out while trying to steal second hase, Catcher Cochrane burning the ball down to Bishop at second on. the first ball pitched to Taylor. No runs, no hita, 'no errors,
Fifth Inning. Athletics: Dykes fanned and Roley duplicated his failure to connect.
Taylor, Cubs' catcher, dropped the third strike on Boley but tagged him out.
Ebike flied to Stephenson in lef: field.
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No runs, no hits, no errors, Cuba:Taylor Bied to Simmons in left field.
Root and McMillan both fanned. No runs: no hits, no errors.
Ehmke retired the side when he hit a grounder to McMillan at third and was put out at Brat.
Two runs, two hits, two errors, Cube-Facing imminent defedt, the Cubs came out with fire, in their eyes and made a strong last stand. Wilson hit a terrific drive which hit Ehmke in the stomach, tempor
arity injuring him. Ehmke picked up the ball and threw it to first base for the put-out but then hid to take time out to recover, after which he resumed pitching
Cuyler was safe on a wild thre by Dykes, at third, and he went down to second on the error.
Stephensed singled over second and Chyler scored the fret and last Cub tally of the day.
Grimm singled and Stephenson went to second.
forced Gripm cut at second, Dykes Batting for. Gonzales, Blair
at third coming up to help Bishop on to third base but it availed in the put-out. Stephenson went nothing for Tolson, batting for Bush, fanned.
Ore run, two hits, one error,
Bitmmary.
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8 g Athletics 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2-3 Cubs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1=1 The Athletics made three ribs, six hits and ond error, the Cubs drug, fight hits and two Time of game, two hours, and four minutes.
T The teams lined up as follows Philadelphia. Cochrane flied into the air and. Foxx Taylor dashed out of the catcher's Bishop position to grab the ball.
Dykes Boley
Sixth Inning. Athletics:Bishop bounced the ball into short-stop and wouldn't rench first base ahead of it.
Haas hit into entre field and Wilson made a neat catch for the out,
errors,
No runs, ne hits, no errors. Cubs-English fanned, Hornsby Simmons: fanned Wilson Eanned; short and Haas not do sweet for the home town Miller rooters.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Wilson
uyler
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