LOCAL FOOTBALL.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS.
[RY "QUIZ"] Saturday's football resulted as follow :--
LEAGUE DIV. I.
Club
2 Kowloon
R. G. A. Tamar...
1 King's...
→ Police..
Titania
1 Ambrose
Despatch 2 Diomede
LEAGUE: DIV. H
Kowloon 6 Club King's...
5 University Sacred Hear: 4 Filipinos
Hollbock
S. China "A"
Titania ...
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corner and Newton, receiving the scored from a penalty and Chil- ball from a partial clearance, tan and Derry added further returned it to the net, making the goals. Before the close, Angalles scores one all. The King's then put the ball into his own goal. tried hard to take the lead and South China “A” beat the Burnett missed a fine chance by Tamar by two goals to one. sending the ball wide from fire Collins, of the Tamar, scored the yards range. The final whistle Brst goal, and Kum Fook and sounded with the game s draw of Pang Kim scored for the "A" one goal all.
TAMAR v. POLICE.
team
Titania best South China *B, On the South China ground, by a goal to nil. Butler secred the Police were without Swan in the last minute of the game. and MoWaltre and the Tamar 1without Hudson and Wilkins The game was practically in the Police half throughout, but the defence put up by Post kept the scora down. Oxland scored the 1 first goal with a dropping shot which Mair misjudged and let Uf the ball bounce into the net.
Club de Ree 1 Tamar... I S. China "B"
Hollyhock and Club de Recreio played a drawn game on the Club ground. Ogley scored the goal for the Club, and Newnham scored from a penalty for the Hollyhock.
INTERPORT TRIAL
The following players havə,
DAIRY
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1923.
FARM
NEWS
CANDIAN FISH
Ex R.M.S.
"EMPRESS OF CANADA"
been selected to play on the Club Chicken Halibut Ground on Wednesday the 21st inst., kick off 130 p.m. sharp-
Whites. Angus: Wheeler, Bi-Silver Salmon
Johnston,
Knight,
Blues-Hutchison: McWalter: Post, Sepher, Me Phail, Omar, Forsyth, Cooke. Roberts and Duncan.
The second half saw the sailors indulge in shooting practice and after twenty minutes' play in this half, Routley beat Mair and the CLUB v. KOWLOON,
Tama had a lead of two goals, shop; Main, McKelvio, Lelliott,
Castledine. This game was played on the McReynolds was sent away, and, Green, Kowloon F.C. ground before a banging in a hard shot, Woodman Begg and Simpson. good number of spectators. The stopped the ball but failed to clear, home team were without it, and Johnson, being close up. McKelvio and C1 20. Kowloon sent it into the net. The game started facing the sun and were ended in a win for the Tamar by early attacking but the visitors"† two guals to one. defence cleared and Stewart was soon called upon to defend his charge. The play was equal for about twelve minutes then Mason, with a brilliant individual effort, opened the score for the home team, finishing up a na run down the wing by banging the ball into the net, giving Hutchinson no rbance. After this, the play went greatly in favour of the visitors, but they could not score and the interval arrived with Kowloon leading by a goal to nil.
close range.
TITANIA v. AMBROSE "The two submarine depots ships met on the Sookunpoo "B" ground, and both teams were well support~{ ed. The game opened very even. the Titaria backs playing a sound game. - Before the interval, Dargavel scored for the Titania, who had a lead of a goal to nil at the interval. After the change of ends the Ambrose pressed but Titania defence kicked out and the ball was continually being 5shed out of the nullah.
DESPATCH. DIOMEDE
HOME FOOTBALL.
THE POINTS TO DATE,
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P. W. L. D. Pts.. Resuming the visitors pressed
Cardiff C 15 5 1 6 but could not score owing to the
Huddersfield 15 8 3. sound defensive play of Wheeler
Aston Villa 17 6 3 8 On the St. Joseph's ground, #Sunderland and Knight, while Stewart saved from shots by Begg and Mair.very even game was seen between Bolton W Keeping up the pressure, the the above teams, the Diomede
Everton visitors were rewarded. for. levelling up in the last minute of Notts C Watson, receiving from Forsyth, the game through penalty. Sheffield I sent the ball into the net from The Despatch were the first to Newcastle t. 16 Kowloon Fot of score. Henshaw netting from a Blackburn B 15 with a dash, but found Bishop well-placed corner kick by Wal Tottenham H IS 5 and Gerrard ic form and for the ledge. The Dinmede then took
Manchester C15 rest of the game play was practi-up the attack and Crank sent West Ham
13 cally confined to the Kowloor hard at Breverton. who failed to
Liverpool 15 feld. Before the close. Angus, clear and Dear, being close Up Arsenal working in from the left wing, netted. making the scores une all West Brom & 16 i beat all opposition and scored the Bladen scored for the Despatch
Burnley before the interval, who had Notts Forest 15 winning goal.
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SCOTTISH LEAGUE, FIRST DIVISION.
KING'S v. R.G.A.
Resuming, the play fell off until On the Sookupno "A" ground. | about ten minutes from the close. before a large number of military. when the Diomede took up the the R. G. A. shared the points attack in earnest and Cronnan with the league leaders. The handled in the penalty area. King's had to take the field with- Crank beat Brewerton from the out Jones, who was injured in the spot-kick and the game ended all Services game on Armistic Day.square, two goals all.
From the kick-off, the Antillery took up the attack and took the
King's defence by surprise, but
Wynne ruse to the occasion and
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half. put his knee out and the first goal, easily beating Aberdeen. had to retire. This greatly handi- Wilson, and then Stewart levelled Hearts capped the champions, for their up with a fine shot. Howard Motherwell middle line had been their main-fouled Millard in the penalty Queen's Park 14 6
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season. area and Spary put Kowloon Hibernians Couzens go away on the left and ahead from the spot kick. Brown Clydebank sent over. Williams conceding a scored again before the interval. Dundee corner. The ball was nicely After the change of ends, the Third Lanark 13
visitors were all out of place and Greenock M 16 5 Kowloon. putting on three more Falkirk goals through Brown. Millard Clyde
OTHER GAMES.
Ayr United
placed and Doggrell scored, this being the first goal against the King's this season. This reverse made the King's put on pressure, and Spary, won by six to one, Hamilton A but Frampton and Oldershaw | defended well and at the interval; the King's were a goal down.
Resuming, the King's got well away, but owing to the eagerness of the forwards to score they failed to part with the ball and were beaten by the Gunners' Sacred Heart beat the Filipinos defence. The King's forced aby four goals to nil.
Other junior games, King's beat the University by five goals to two, Jap scoring twice for the University and Carr (2) Critchlow, Moore and Moran.
THE SONG OF HONGKONG.
Jackson
The song of Hongkong is a hungry song and a homeless song. The work of the "Mighty Rent Control will come up at the
Judgment Day,
The Song of "Your house will cost you more" has never been
song as a Victory Song..
And the gayest life in Hongkong is anything cl-e but gay.
But who shall give usa Cheap House Song?
Or a Cheap Food Song, or a Cheap Rent Song?
Fit for those who the burden have borne
While the World spilt it's Blood so Red?
Then I will give you a rollicking song.
A decent song of a decent home: a cheap roof over your head.
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The Song of the birth of the Rent Control is a miserable Song.
and a horrid Song,
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RUGBY.
CLUB DEFEATS NAVY. The Club and the Navy met on the Club's ground at Happy Valley on Saturday. The match resulted in a win for the Club by two tries (6 points) to a try.
The game was fast throughout, and interesting to the spectators. From the kick-off, the Club for- wards were on the attack, and it looked as if a try were imminent Even-
in the first two minutes. tually, however, the ball was touched down by Jordain, að a result of following up, and con- sequently being in the right place at the right time.
Logan failed to convert from a difficult angle. From this period on to half-time, the Club had most of the play. Their forwards; were exceptionally good in the loose, and had the best of it in.
The Song of the pangs of Hunger and Thirst is part of the the line-outs. In the tight scrums,
Song of Hongkong.
can't be sung.
But who will give us a Sensible Song?
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Their three-quarters, fed well goal himself, without farther And the Song of the wealthy Rent Profiteer is a Song that to get the ball back to their three by the forwards, were always success. The game ended with- On either quarters. At half-time the score dangerous; their passing and out further score
་, being side. stood at 3 points to nil, in favour combination generally
The match was exciting from of the Club.
very good. Eventually the Club The second half saw some were forced back to within a few start to finish. The Club three- thrilling play on both sides, feet of their own line, where quarters would no doubt have From a loose scrummage, follow-they were penalised for off-side. appeared to better advantage But the Song of the smiling Rent Profiteer is just utterly putriding a line-out near the Navy's Campbell's kick for the Navy had their forwards obtained pos- Ene, Ralston scored a capital failed. Soon after this, the Navy, session of the ball in the scrum. And the Song of the "Mythical Reat Control" will damn y Jordain took the kick after good work on the part of As it was, the three-quarter play but failed to improve. After Nangle, their serum half, were appeared to be all on the Navy's this, the Navy team seemed rewarded with a try through side. The tackling of the backs to play up."
Campbell, who took the kick at! on both side was good,
An aasy Song-not a Profiting Song, Fit for you and fit for me
Who desire to live while we strive?
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Hongkong, Nov. 17th., 1923,
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