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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.

The following matches in the Hong Kong League are down for decision to-day :-

Division I.

(Kick-off 4 p.m.)

South China . Royal Navy,

Caroline Hill ground.

Feroe Mr. F. Smith.

GOLF.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1929.

YACHTING.

THE "MACAO RACE,

HOME FOOTBALL.

RESULTS OF BOXING DAY MATCHES.

The Arst boat home in the Machao yacht race was Noratman, SEVERAL UPSETS OF FORM. which crossed the finishing line at ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF 19.37.04 yesterday. Queen Bee was next, at an interval of about three quarters of hour and

CLUB.

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

Lawrence.

D.

9.24.m. H. H. Lennox and E.

R. E. Coxon and R. Young.

1.98

Re-

17

Club de Recreio v. St. Joseph's, King's Park ground. Re- feree: Lt. Senl, "M.C.

"

9.32 J. Ralstoh and S. Berg. H. Hampton and W. S. 0.38

Hillier.

K.

E Lewis and S. S. Porry.

Kowloon, F.C. . China Athletic,

0.43

B.

"

Petheram and

J.

Kowloon F.C. ground. Re- feree: Mr. W. E. Hollands. Hong Kong Police . Hong Kong F.C., St. Joseph's ground. Referee: Mr. T. G. Stokes

9.44

0.48

9.52

Jones. JP. Warren and R. Valentine.

R.A. e.

9.50.

10,00

Division II.

K.O.S.B.. Sookunpoo ground. Referee: Ldg. Ness,

(Kick-off 2.30 p.m.)

Easter F.C. v. Ewo, Chinese, 10.04

Chino Athletic ground, H.V.

#

F. M. Elis and S. J. H. Fox.

Der,

P. Morrison and W. A. Butterfeld.

Curlew was third.

20

HONG KONG LADIES' HOCKEY CLUB,"

There will be a practice game on the Naval ground at Happy Valley today, commencing at 3.30 p.m.

All members are requested to at- tend.

Oldham

Luton

V. Bury.

Reading.

. Barnsley. v. Hull.

v. Bradford. 1. Wolves Division III. (Southern).

v. Northampton.

v. Bristol R

v. Norwich

v. Exeter.

English League football matches Preston N.E..

Boxing Day saw a number of Southampton

Swapsca reverses for the teams which won

Tottenham The crew of the winning yacht the previous day. Aston Villa, in West Bront.

the First Division, avenged their were Lieut. Commander LG. Addington, R.N., Pay-Lieut.-Com- defeat at home by their victory over Bournemouth mander D. M. Fassmore, R.N., and Manchester City. Portsmouth fol. Brighton Lieut.-Commander E. E. Hill R.N.lowed their example by wresting the Fulham points from the Arsenal. Sunder- Merthyr land, which had also been defeated, Newport beat Blackburn in the return Plymouth match. Six matches in the Second Queen's P.R.

Swindon Division were drawn. Wess Brom-

Torquay wich Ead their revenge against Mill-

Walsall all by a score of 6-1. Plymouth Argyle, leaders in the Southern Section, "made up for their defeat | Accrington

Crewe AF Coventry.

4.1. on

The boats started at 7 Thursday morning, the raus being

to Mario and back.

Lieut. Comdr. Addington, in de- scribing the race, said that in com pany with Chinook, Queen Bee and Curley they took the passage south of Lantau. Queen Bee and Curlew led on the outward journey: which was made with a fair, wind all the way to the mark buoy, Macao; Queen Bee and Curlew

Y

Coventry.

t. Southend.

Clapton 0.

t. Crystal P. . Brentford. e. Watford. r. Gillingham, Division III. (Northern),

Result as called by Reuter Darlington follow:-

e. Doncaster.

*

Carlisle.

Division I.

w. Hartlepoola New Brighton r. Barrow Port Vale

v. Halifax,

1 Portsmouth

Manchester U. 1 Bolton

Rochdale

r. Lincoln

Rotherham

Southport

0

Stockport

0

York City

0

A. Piercy and J. Gard-rounding it at 3.20 p.m. and Norse- man later. At 8 p.m. Norseman

The wind Arsenal overtook Queen Bee. dropped and Norseman was be- Birmingham... calmed till 3.30 a.m. The wind Barnley freshened at that time and held till Derby 3 Leads U. C. Shank and B. J. the finishing line was crossed just Huddersfield ... 3 West Ham.

Leicester. 1 Grimsby..........

Sheffield U. Liverpool! Manchester C. 1 Aston Villa Middlesbro Wednesday.... Sunderland

E. P. Fletcher and E. Matthews.

D.

Referee: Sgt. Buating.

10.08.

Club de Recreio Res. r. South Chins B." King's Park ground. Referee: Ldg. Cook Kidd.

20.12

Lacon. I H. Genre and C: My- cock.

10.10

Referee: 10.90

FI.K.FC. Res. v. University F.C.,

H.K.F.C. ground.

B.Q. M. S. Clark

St. Joseph's Res. r. China Ath-10.24

lette **A," St. Joseph's

grated. Referee: Mr. J. 10.93 Lawrence.

RA. Res. 2. South China A...” 10.32

Scokunpoo ground. Referee :

C. S. M. Parry.

RAM.C. Royal Navy Res..

Caroline H ground, Re feree: Mr. C. Mose.

:

**

11

10.30

10.40

i

Kowloon FC. Res, K.O.S.B.

10.44 10.49

L

Res, Kowloon F.C. ground Referee: L. S. A.. Ryder.

Comment

Eu the absence of the S. L.I. From

the senior division the position at

10.52

10.56

the head of the league should be 11.00 changed. South Ching receive the Royal Navy at Caroline Hill and 11.04 with the Navy at full strength the reauit should not be in doulit.

AC, I. Bowker and A. H. Penn.

G. B. S. Thomson and D. S. Edward.

S. T. Butlin and W. J. S.

11

A. Anderson and A. B.

Purves.

A. O. Brawn and E. Des

Yaux. Η

T. Grant and M. Liddell, E. Grimble and V. M. Grayburn.

after noon.

route.

Bradford

4 Everton

Newcastle

3 Blackburn Division II.

0

... 1 Notts Forest.... 1

2 Oldham

1 Bristol C...

Blackpool

0 Swansea......

Bury .........

1 Bradford C...

3. Hull

The Northerners. Mr. H. S. Rouse gives us the following account of the adventures of the six boats taking the other La Cigale, They were Azuma, U & 1, Wanderer, Coqueste Barnsley Key,

and Typhoon.

The Northerners" 4. G. Coppin, and D.

proceeded Ellis.

with a good breeze by Capsuimun Cardiff W. G. Lorimer and J. Pass, where they found the ebb tide Chelsea Harrop.

just making against them, but the Notts C. six boats eventually got through Preston N.E....

Reading and with the breeze from South of East made very good time to in Southampton... 1 Tottenham

Sto' e side the Brother Islands. From

o Charlton ..... thereabouts the wind came more West Brom....6 Millwall from the westward causing the Welves.

Division III. (Southern), boats to break off into tacking. La Cigale went to the westward Bournemouth... 1 Gillingham while Coquette and, & I weat Brighton 2 Brentford. mors to the North. Eventually La Bristol R....... 4 Fulham Cigale stood over to the North, Crystal P...... 5 Walsall

3 Scunthend being followed by Wanderer, the Exeter...... other two boats standing in to the Northampton... 4. Luton westward, eventually taking the Plymouth 3 Coventry lead from the boats which had gone Queen's P.R.... 3 Norwich

Swindon to the north.

0 Clapton 0.0. Torquay 3. Newport Watford... 2 Merthyr ......

Division II. (Northern). Accrington ... 3 Darlington-

Carlisle Chesterfield Doncaster Lincoln

J. R. Hinton and J. R. Collia.

A. E. Lissamap and L. R. Andrewes.

J. Forbes and C. E. Moore.

"

-

W. B. Cornaby and R.

A.

Campbell.

10.08

+

Q. Enger and W. Roberts.

J.

The return of Fung King Cheong 11.12 should strengthen the home attack, but with McGregor and Jones, the Navy should not be worried by the forwards.

China Athletic cross the harbour to meet Kowloon on the Railway ground. This game will be a great draw, and a large crowd is expect. ed. Kowloon have brought Miles over from the left to right and Batman is again included in the senior team The visitors should return with the points.

The Cuir de Recreio receive St. Joseph's at King's Park, and a Evenly contested game should be seen. With A. V. Gosano as leader the home team should win.

J. Coulthart and G. E. Ellams

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

CLUB. NAVY PROSPECTS.

The first of the matches in the triangular tournament will be play- ed on Saturday, December 28, at Happy Valley, when the Club meet the Navy

Taking a line through the Club r. Cornwall match the Navy appear to The Pelice and Clab meet for the have a good chance of winning. first time this season. The Club are expected to win but the Police They are being represented by a

Nelson Rotherham Rochdale Halifax

South Shields

v. Tranmere.

*. "Nelson.

e. Chesterfield.

1. Wrexham

v. Wigan.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

1 Celtic

Cowdenbeath

Division I

2.

.. Morton.

Queen's Park. Dundee U. t. Hamilton.. Falkirk

V. Dundee.

2 Hibernians. Rangers.

Kilmarnock Motherwell

Partick

... Hearts.

7. Aberdeen. v. Ayr United St. Johnstone *. Airdrie, St. Mirren v. Clyde.

NEW YEAR'S DAY.

ENGLISH LEAGUE,

Division 1.

Blackpool Bolton" Manchester C. Sheffield U... Sunderland ...

U..

n. Middlesbro' 12. Fuddersfield.

Wednesday.

·West Ham. 11 Burnley Division' II.

7.

0

Barnsley Bury Charlton Oldham

*

Chelsea.

1.

Blackpool. v. Wolves.

West-Brom.

Division III. (Northern).

1 Accrington - Chesterfold ....Darlington

New Brighton 3 Tranmere South Shields 3 Hartlepools Stockport 4 Port Vale Wigan 1 Southport Wrexham... Crowe...... York City...... 3 Barrow

*Postponed owing to ground be

The Night. Azuma and Typhoon at this time appeared to be more or less be- calmned off Sau Chau Island. Later at 3 p.m. it was seen that U&I and Wanderer had come to anchor and then La Cigale was seen to do the same. Coquette tried to cake to the westward, but appeared to be taken up the river by the strong flood tide. The boats were anchor ed for approximately two hours, but then gradually made their way to the westward in fitful airs, till they arrived at. Nine Island.

At about midnight Coquette was spoken by Norseman, homewarding unft.

The passage from Nine bound. Island to the Mark Lighter proved very tedious. At about 2 am. U I was spoken by Chenook, and eventually succeeded in rounding the Mark at 4.45 am.. La Cigale

of her.

will run them very close and may very strong side, built round being about two minutes in front fores a draw.

nucleus of the Cornwall team of whom no less than nine have been

chosen.

The Dawn.

1 Hartlepools

v. Carlisle.

v. Rochdale,

2. "South Shields.

E

New Brighton v

• Southport

3

1

There is another full round of matches to-day and during the New Year holidays as under:-

SATURDAY.

ENGLISH LEAGUE,

Division I.

Nothing had been seen of Azuma Birminghamn and Typhoon for some time. With Bolton the dawn the wind came in light Burnley

The R.A. and K.O.S.B. play their return game at Sookunpoo: The Gunners surprised the K.0.5.B. in their first game and took a point. The Club on the other hand, will The K.0.8.8. are expected to win not have such a strong side as lastairs from the North and U & I was Grimsby to-day.

seen to make up over the ebb tide Leeds U... week. Scott and Riddell are un- The leaders in the junior division able to turn out, and Boss is still and eventually found herself to the Leicester are out at Kowloon against the unft which necessitates a re-shuf- southward with the wind freshen Liverpool Kowloon F.C. Reserves. The risi

ing. La Cigale was seen down to Manchester U. leeward. At Bluff Point Wauderer Wednesday tors should win. South China "Alling of the outsides.

appeared to be even more to the Sunderland R. J. Grieve; L. Goldman, G., P. South and what was thought to be West Ham Lammert, J. D. H. Hutchison, and Coquette was well up the River, H. V. Koop; G. A. Plummer and The breeze freshened consider-

should secure full points against the R.A.

The Royal Navy

meet

the

R.A.M.C. in the game postponed

Eastern should take full points

The Club's side is as follows:-

v. Aston Villa.

7. Everton

Manchester C.

. Sheffield U. D. Arsenal.

v. Huddersfield" v. Middlesbro* v. Newcastle.

Portsmouth, 2. Derby.

. Blöckburn,

Division II.

v. Stoke.

z. Notte C.

v. Charlton.

. Blackpool.

v. Chelsea. (Continued on next Volumn.)

from November 6. Points are fair- Bonnar; D. A. Milne Day, Aably and good time was made from Bradford C.

D. Suttill, W. F. Peers, F. R. here to the Club through the boats Bristol C.. Is sure for the Navy.

Burch, E. B. West, B. P. Massey, experienced a rather dull flood in Cardiff

A. E. Kendrew, and B. L. Stock Capsuiman. U & I arrived at the Millwall Referee: Capt. Deakin,

Club at about 5.50 a.m., La Cigale Notts Fortet being about one hour later.

from Ewo. Other winners should.

he China Athletic "A." H.K.F.C. and South Chinu "B."

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Rotherham

York City.

v. Barrow.

Stockport v. Lincoln, Wigan

Crewe,

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Airdrie Ayr United Celtic Cowdenbeath Dundee Hearts Motherwell Partick

St. Johnstone

St. Mirren

Division I.

9. Falkirk.

1.

Queen's Park.

v. Rangers,

ข. Dundee U.

#. Aberdeen.

*. Hibernians.

t. Hamilton.

1. Clyde.

Z Morton.

v. Kilmarnock,

THURSDAY.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Aberdeen Clyde

Dundee U.

Falkirk Hamilton

Hibernians

...Division L.

Kilmarnock

Morton

7. Hearts.

v. "St. Johnstons.

v. 'Motherwell.

Ayr United.

v. Airdrie.

v. Dundee.

#

Cowdenbeath.

7. St Mirren.

Queen Park v. Celtic, Rangers

Partick,

CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD.

RETENTION BY DR.

ALEKHINE,"

RUGBY ABOLISHED IN ITALY.

UNSUITED TO THE LATIN TEMPERAMENT.:

After two seasons of Rugby foot- ball the president of the Italian Rugby Federation has asked Signor Turati whether "the federation might be dissolved and the game discontinued in Italy.

Dr. A. Alekhine retains the Chess Championship of the World, his match with E. D. Bogoljubow having been finished at Wiesbaden last month, when the 25th game was drawn. This game was played again after having been adjourned. It was Signor Turati himself who, Alekhine had slightly the best of as president of all the sports federa- the position when the game was tions in Italy, introduced the game adjourned, but Bogoljubow was two years ago. A special coach was able to equalize, and even turn the brought to Italy from Wales, and position slightly to his own ad- the first match between the Milan vantage. This advantage, however, and Brescia teams in Rome roused was not sufficient to win, and Alek a good deal of interest, mostly, hina was able to bring about the j however, on account of the rough draw in 61 moves. Renter's cor- play which seemed to be associated respondent also sends a correction with the players' first ideas of the concerning the 24th game, which game. It seems that this persistent "the non- was a French Defence and not a failing. described as Ruy Lopez. na at first stated. sporting attitude of many of the players," has led the federation to ask for abolition.

The request has been granted." and the four existing teams in Milan, Brescia, Genos, and Rome are to be dissolved. Doubtless all the energies of the Sports Federa- tion will now be concentrated on

The first arrangements for the match were that 30 games were to be played, Alekhine having won II games to the five of Bogoljubow, with nine games drawn. With only five games to be played out of the original 30, Bolojubow had no. chance of even equalizing, and so one of the most curious matches inthe new national game of "volata,” the history of world chess chama cross between Rugby and Ass0-

pionships has come to an end.

That Alekhine would win was foregone conclusion, judging by all one knew of the form of both players, but Bogoljubaw has the satisfaction of knowing he has in- ficted more defeats on Alekhine than the latter has ever suffered in any previous match. The games themselves have been a curious mix ture of good and bad play, the latter predominating in the earlier stages of the match. Such games as the first and fourth contain ex- amples of entire disregard of the accepted standards of good play, such as Bogoljubow's P-B 3 for his 10th move in the first game, a move which both would certainly unhesi- tatingly condemn if they were com- menting on a similar position. In many other games, Bogoljubow's play has cut right across the usual dictum that a break open "of the defence of the king's side should be avoided, and he lost more than. one game by disregarding this dic-

tum..

ciation football but a considerably simpler game than Rugby.

MEN'S DRESS REFORM.

THE "BYRON" COLLAR.

The Men's Dress Reform Party in London has issued the "report of a committee which has consider ed designs for practical dress re- form. The members of the com- mittee do not put forward fixed and final views, and they submit that the dress reform movement should have as one of its aims the encouragement of a greater "range of individual style than is possible with men's present sterotyped costumes.

The committes contend that the collar and tie combination is the most objectionable feature of pre- sent conventional dress, and recom mend a collar leaving the neck more free. The so-called "Byron" collar, the report states, meets all needs of asthetics, convenience, and hygiene, and is proving more and more acceptable to many people" It is not suggested that the tie should be sacrificed altogether, and the BAY that Byron

The

The later garues were consider- ably better, but all through one has had the impression that Alek hine felt he could win the match whenever Ee liked, and that this knowledge had tempted him into coramittre playing more or less risky varia-collar is desirable, though the knot will be lower than tions. It is just this characteris- tie tic of the games that rather spoils at present. There is much to he the match, from the chess point of said in favour, they add, of the view, as in not one instance has blouse as an alternative this departure from the recognized shirt for many purposes. best lines of play in the openings reform should aim at making the shirt and blouse "respectable" as adopted, been justified by ita re-

outer garments by making them sults.

sufficiently decorative for this pur- pose. The committee regard the cont as an outer wrap rather than as an integral part of a costume. Trousers are unsparingly condemn-

FREAK BOXING IN AMERICA.

to the Dress

BETWEEN BASEBALLERS AND | ed; the kilt is stated to be scarcely

FOOTBALLERS.

Boston.-Arthur Shires, White Sox first baseman with boxing as- pirations. will fight Al Spohrer, Braves catcher. in a six-round bout oh January 17, it was announced here to-day.

The aunouncement followed word from Buffalo that Shires is to meet "Wild Bill Bailey. a professional football player, in a 10-round bout there next Thursday

Public interest in freak matches

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A paragraph on evening dress in- dientes as an ideal costume a fine white silk or satin blouse, black of this description has risen to a satin "knee-breeches, and silk stock- high point during the past few ings. For the knee-breeches the weeks and promoters are underholder would substitute finest qual- stood to be approaching a number ity shorts. For an oafer wrap a other velvet or corduroy cloak, it is ob- of baseball players and

not

athletes with offers to engage in served, would be very becoming.

Hats, the committee state, are boxing contests.

The attitude of club owners has

necessary in the English for protection except not become "clear as yet but there climate

unusually strong are signs that they may prove against rain hostile to this raiding of their play | sun. For foot wear, sandals of ers under contract for baseball | sandal-formedeboes are recom- only.

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