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THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929.

THE WORLD of SPORT

LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

SOUTH CHINA SUFFER A

REVERSE.

A surprise in local football circles was occasioned yesterday, when, in the First Division of the League, the Police lowered South China's colours. This was the first defeat of the Chinese team this season. The match took place at the Kowloon F. C. ground, and was very keenly contested, The only goal scored was by Fraser, in the first half, and although the Chinese made great efforts to get on equal terms, the Police defence

stood firm..

j

In the saine Division of the League, the Queen's Regiment had a runaway victory over the Royal Artillery at Sookumpoo, winning by nine goals to nil. Three were scored in the first half by Worner) (2) and Richardson, whilst in the second further goals were added by Warner (2), Richardson · (2), Larkin and ill.

Interport Trial,

The third Interport Trial game will be played on Wednesday next, 23rd Instant on Hongkong F. C. ground, at 4.30 p.m. The game will be between a selected team and a team of the Navy and Army combined. The following is the trial team: Clarke; Wynne and Dod, shan; C, F. Remedius, Hudson and McBride; Barkham, Fung King Cheong, A. Gosano, Suen Kum Shun and Caldicütt. Reserves':- Lai Yuk Tat, Hill, Wong Shui Wah, Goldman and Rocha..

Kowloon Teams.

NAVY v. ARMY.

YACHT RACES BETWEEN THE SERVICES..

The Navy and Army Balled against ach other yesterday, an interesting contest ending in the Senior Servico gaining 181 points to the soldiers' 127, It will be recalled that on December 10 the Army gained 124 points and the Navy 118. A

Yesterday's racing was, as boforo, in two stages.

ing course;

The morning race was on the follow.

Start, Club line west to cast, mark in Quarry Bay (P), Cast Rock (P), mark on Club Une (9),, and finish, Tamar lino cast to west. Distance, 5.2 milen,

The results were as follow:

1.1. Greig

Martin

Place. Pts..

17 D.N.F.

Army.

Yacht. Safled by

1.3.

Y.1.

Bingham

7 10

Y.8.

Le Gros

5 12

Y.5.

Cardow

3.. 14

X.7.

Y.9.

Campbell 10

G.1.

Prendergast 13

Tatal points

72

Navy,

Yacht. Salled by

1.4.

Healing

Y.2.

Bassett

Y.4.

Miles

Place. Pts.

11 D.N.F.

15

Y.O.

Drummond 4 18

Y.8.

Whitworth

12

&

G.2

Nares

8

0

G.3

Phillips 14

3

G.6. John

11

A

Total points

1st yacht obtains 17 points; 2nd, 16; 3rd, 14; and so on.

Afternoon Race.

The following will represent the Kowloon 1st XI v. Recreio on Kow- [ loon Football Club ground on Saturday, kick-off at 4 pm.:- Angus; Robson, Pile; Hedley,

The afternoon race was along the Easterbrook, Dowman; Clemo, following course.-Start, Tamar line, McKelvie, Spary, Miles and Bald-west to east, mark on Club line (P), Cust Rock (S), Kowloon Rock (8), win, Reserve:-Davies.

"The following will represent the finish, Club line east to west; distance, Kowloon 2nd XI v. St. Joseph's on 5.2 miles, and resulted as follows: St. Joseph's ground on Saturday, kick-off at 2.30 p.m.:-A. N. Other;: Moore, Eastman; Seddon, Camp- bell, Dunnett; Hanung, King, Moss, Morgan and Blacklock. Re- server-Waddington and White.

Yacht, Salled by

1.4.

Army,

G.4.

Cardew Wotnicko

Placo, Pta. 1 17

13

4

YA.

Greig

"D.N.F.

1.6.

Hanna

7

10

Y.8.

Bingham

11

0

G.2.

Lo Groa

SATURDAY'S REGATTÁ,

'INTERPORT CONTEST AT

G.3.

Prendergast 16

1

G.6.

Marlin

CANTON,

Owing to the state of the tide, considerable changes have been made at the last minute in the huurs of the programme of the Re- gatta between the Royal Hongkong Yacht and the Canton Rowing Club on Saturday next in Canton.

The first race will commence at 2.60 p.m. and there will be a race thereafter every twenty minutes until 4.10.

The first race on the programme is now the Junior Pairs, for a cup to be won outright, presented by Commander M.L. Clarke, R.N.,. D.S.O., Senior Naval Officer of H.M. West River Patrol.

At 3.10 comes the principal event of the day, the Senior Fours; The Canton crew have been rowing very well the last few days, but have had some trouble with their boat, and it is possible that a last-minute change may be made and a slightly heavier boat chosen,

At 3.30 comes the Naval Race when two men and a cox from H.M.S. Tarantula will pull a 3/4- mile course in a wherry against

Yacht, Salled by

සපූස

Total.

712

127

Navy.

Place, Pts.

Y,1,

J.1. Drummond 2 Y.2.

Dasselt Mark

15

11

Wardlaw 3 14

Y.A.

Miles

12

Y.5.

Nares

5

Y.?.

Ball

10

1.0.

G.1,

Colquhoun 14 Phillips

3

15

ཟླཤྰསྐ སྐབསླ

42

Total

191

MACAO RACES.

TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY WEEK.

The next itace Meeting at Macao

January.

two men and a cox from the French will take place on Sunday, 27th gunboat Vigilante.

This will be followed'nt 3.50 by

At one time it looked as if this the Junior Fours for the Hongkong date would not be available, owing Telegraph Challenge Cup. The, to the fact that a gymkhana by the Canton crew has improved con- King's Own Scottish Borderers iderably during the last few days, was to be held on the aume date The last race at 4.10 will be the at Kwanti, Upon representations, Senior Pairs, and should prove an however,. Lieut. Col. L. J. Comyn excellent event, both the Canton kindly consanted to change the and Hongkong crews having very date of the regimental event in good reputations-Our Own Co-order that all available ponlea respondent.

should be free to go to Macao. The Secretary of the Macno Inter- national Race Club gratefully acknowledges the courtesy of

THE "TOTE" AT HOME. Leut-Colonel Comyn in this con-

COUNTRY TO BE DIVIDED.

INTO TWO AREAS.

London, Jan. 10.

A scheme to divide the country into two areas, based on London and Loods, to deal with the erection and working of totalisators in the south and north respectively, was decided 'on at a meeting of the Racecourse Betting Control Board Fosterday.

Sir Clement Hindley, interviewed by Router, said the Board had on trusted the principal power engineer of the Post Office and other experts with the taak of recommending the most suitable mechanical appliances to work the totalisators, which it is hoped will be functioning at a number of racecourses by the beginning of MayRouter.

nexion.

Further particulars of the Macao meeting will be announced later.

LEAGUE CRICKET. LR.C. 2ND v. NAVY 2ND. The following have been select- ed to represent the. I.R.C. In the above match on Saturday on the Navy Ground, Kowloon, at 2 p.m. sharp:-Sirdar Khan (Capt.),

M. P. Madar, A. S. Sufflad, N. B. Kitchell, A. M. Rumjahn, J. M. A. Ramjahn, D. Mohomed, A. Butt, A. R. Sufjad, R. Nazarin and M. R

Abbas...

“THE ENEMY.”

LILLIAN GISH'S LATEST

PRODUCTION,

Adapted from Channing Pol-

RUBBER SHARES.

THE LATEST STRAITS QUOTATIONS.'

“IRENE” GUNFIRE SINKING.

(Continued from Page 2.) Messra. Carrol Bros. have been modore Penraon who

was not

lock's famous stage play and advised that rubber has remained cross-oxamined although the

directed by Fred Niblo, the man who

mado "Ben Hur," "The steady, heavy shipmonta from solicitor concerned was then in attendance. The plca raised, in Enemy," which will be shown at Malaya amounting to 60,763 tona no sense implied that the defon- the Queen's Theatre from to-day to

In December, having failed to pro dan land done anything he was Saturday, Is a picture that should|

not justified in doing, appeal to all lovers of fast moving duce any noticeable effect on the

Is Lordship would appreciate, and exciting drama.

market. Of this amount 48,688 continued Mr. Potter, that the Lavishly produced with many tous are destined for the United defence, which was set out at tho magnificent settings, the picture States,

very earliest possible moment, tells the story of "Pauli," a beautiful young Austrjan girl,

It is believed, however, in gave full details of what took place. The defendant also. con- and of her experiences as the London, that consumers' reserve tended that in acting as he did, victim of war hatred. On the stocks will need replenishing in ho used no more than reasonable stage, "The Enemy" was a pheno-the near future; which process force ander the circumstances.

would naturally tend to mitigate! menal success and now as a screen the gradual increase of stocks re- had been detained at Hongkong Lieutenant Commander Halahan production, it is said to be numferred to above. bored among

the really

big pictures.

for over a year for the purposo From New York comes the stato- of substantiating the defence, mont that trade authorities tliere)

Action Ratlied. Ralph Forbes, Frank Currier,

Concluding, counsel said he year to be the best for many years made the above statement be- Karl Dane and George Fawcett, ali consider the outlook for the current well-known players with many

paat.

cause it might be understood out- screen successes to their credit

Temporary set-backs must beside the court that the ples of appear in the large supporting cast. Faithful reproductions of expected, but there is every excuse Act of State rather suggested Austrian castles and cities will be for moderato optimism in respect that there were no merits in the could seen in this vivid portrayal, which of the second half of the year at ease. No such inference establishes Lilian Gish as one of any rate: It would appear that be drawn because in fact a very the screen's greatest dramatic too many are waiting for a fall in sound defence on the merits had actresses.

prices before purchasing for for- been raised. ward delivery to permit of any His Lordship remarked that the such docline being long maintain-strongest fact was that defen- ed.

dant's action had been ratified and accepted by his 'superiors.

Mr. Potter agreed, and said that was the strongest way of putting it 1.85

THE FOURTH TEST.

ONLY ONE CHANGE IN THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM.

Adelaide, Jan. 18. The Australian team for the fourth Test match, at Adoinile on February 1. will be identical with that in the third, except that- A. Jackson, of New South Wales, will play inatend of Victor Richardson-Reuter.

VALLEY GOLF.

. TIE IN THE ADAMSON CUP

COMPETITION,

In the Adamson Cup (January) qualifying competition, P. Morrison with a card of 83-16-67 and W. II. Edmonds with a card of 85-18-07 Lind.

Other scores were: J, HI, Stewart, 07-2473; A. E. Clarke, 03-18-75; F. E. Booker, 93-1876; G. McLeod, 90-1470,.

CUPID'S VICTORY. MISS HELEN WILLS TO MARRY

A YOUNG BROKER.

Berkeley, Calif., Jań. 10.

The engagement is announced of the tennis player, Miss. Helen Wills, and a young San Francisco broker, Mr. Fred Monily.

It is believed the romance started on the French Riviera in 1926, Reuter's Américan Service.

His Lordship stated that under the circumstances ho.. thought Mr. Jenkin and Mr. Shieldon had taken the right course in the matter. He would enter judgment for the defendant with costs,

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