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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929,
LEAGUE SOCCER,
K.O.S.B. DRAW WITH THE NAVY.
INTERESTING FILM.
SHOWS KAILAN MINING
ACTIVITIES.
Some very interesting League fost- ball was seen yesterday. Results at a glance:
Hongkong League, Division Ition, was shown K.O.S.B. 1, Navy 1.
Division II.K.O.S.B. 4, University
Navy 1, Somorsets 1.
A film designed to give a general impression of the Ave collieries of the Kailan Mining Administra
at the Star Theatre, Kowloon, last night dur- ing "the 9.20 performance.
0.
K.0.9.0. v. Navy,
A good crowd turned out to witness the senior league game between the K.0.5.B. and Navy at Caroline Hill, the result being a draw of one goal all The Navy had the assistance of
LOCAL RADIO.
BROADCAST PROGRAMME
FOR TO-DAY.
Broadcast by Z.B.W. on 350 metres: 6.00-7.00 p.m. Programme of Euro. pean muste, (Victor and H. M. V. of Messra, S. Moutrie and Co.). records supplied through the courtesy "Poet and Peasant Overture."
(Vor. Suppe)mphony Orchestra:
Victor "She Has a Little Dimple," "Who Cares Anyhow,"
The Happinosa Boys, "Dolores-Waltz," (aldtoutel),
Creatore's Band. "Mornima-Spanish Caprice,
(M. Espinosa),
Crvatore's Band. "Danny Deever" (Rudyard
Kipling-Walter Damrosch),
First, a survey was made of the well-built miners' quarters, the schools at which free education is given to the children, and the extensive and well-equipped hos pitals which are at the disposal of the whole community Mining operations were reviewed in the form of a tour round a colliery. vis of the R.A.F. was in theļz | goal. The K.O.S.B. had Torrie back The first scenes were those of
"On the Road to Mandalay" resuming arrival at Linṣi yard, with the on the right wing, Skiggs
(Rudyard Kipling-Oloy Speaks), his old position at left half. The enspty railway cars, being drawn
Reinald Werrenrath. K.O.S.B. opened facing the sun but to the pit-head; next came the "I'll do anything for you,"
breeze in their favbar. lamp house with the safety lamps "He's so unusual," had a light
5.B. took hanging in their racks: the miners Early in the
the game the K.O.S.B. the lead through Reeves who, in by a couple backheeled the ball into the net. Jarvis made a good attempt to save but had little hopes to turn out the ball out. The Navy were not long in leveling up for Van Tromp sent across a nice centre and Diving running in headed into the net giving Shears no chance.
med
of Navy defeat the change of shift; ascending Soosie. Helon Kane.
WAS
Wall
from the overhead platform from which start the cages or hoista used for descending into the mine.
Next came scenes taken in the interior of the mine, the first buing the main mule road leading to the working face. Then at the face itself were shown the miners hewing the coal and loading it
"Boss of the
"One Lives But Once," Waltz,
Comedian, Sir Harry Lauder, Piano Ticklin, Jock!"
Solo, Sergei Rachmaninof. "Stop Your "She is My Rosle,"
"Dear Little Boy
Comedian, Bir Harry Lauder, "Beautiful Ohle," of Mine,"
Duet with Orchesträ. Olive Kline-Elsie Baker, Sulte," (Luigini),
Tango,"
Violin Solo, Fritz Kreisler. "Espana Rapsodie," (Albeniz)
(Chabrier); Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Pagliacci-Son Qua!" (Leoncavallo). "Pagliacci-Andiam
Lietropolitan Opera Chorus. "Russian
Lullaby
(Berlin), "Just Like a Butterfly,"
Vieter Salon Orchestra.
The game was keenly contested but good football was sacrificed and a little feeling crept into the Game.
into tubs which are drawn back "Ballet Factor Concert Orchestra. The Navy forwards were quicker os in mule trains to the pit bottom,se Espagnole," (De Falla), the ball and played B. centred on being pushed into cages and the better comand on arrival there, the tubs bination, The Reeves but he
watched by hoisted to the surface; here, in Spratling A gul to the K.O... was passing.
Was shown A small disallowed through Stock getting off- side, the whistle sounding before the section of the underground stables shot was made. Halftime, one all for the accommodation of the
The second half was fought out in mules. real
manner, both goals hav- cup-tle ing narrow escapes, Corners were whole the shooting freuentati. During a scramble is
goal
Jarvis received rough treatment when he fell with the ball, a free kick relieved. Just on time Reeves got the better of Spratling a goal seemed a certainty, but the and a Navy back recovered in time and cleared. There was no scoring in the second half.
Туд
the
on
Arcu,
K.O.S.B. v. University. The Borderers. added to thelr sequence of victories at Sookunpee yesterday by a decisive win over University.
Returning to the surface the full tubs were seen passing to the Upplers" and being emptied on to the coal screens and picking belts below, where a large staff off snull boys were seen picking by hand the stone from the lump, the clean coulidropping by chute into the railway cars waiting below. Next
were shown the multiple auxiliary shops and installations for the service of the mines. Finally there were some scenes from the Hospice, an institution provided for the aged, widows, orphans and disabled of the locality. Here the younger folk enable them to support them- were seen learning trades to selves later in life, with the aged and crippled doing such work as they are capable of per- forming for the common good.
EXCHANGE RATES.
The form shown by the winners was far from Impressive however, the shooting being wild in the extreme, while for the greater part of the game the forwards appeared to be trying to walk the ball into the net. The here of the match was the University goal
skill was keeper, D. Oppenheira, whose entirely responsible for keeping the score down. With the exception of Candah, who did
well at inside right, none of the other University players showed at all
up prominently.
They made the fatal mistake of keeping the ball too much in the air, where they Paris were continually robbed by their taller opponents, Play had only been
three minutes wher the visit progress ors conceded their first goal, C. M. Les diverting a shot from Crawley well. out of Oppenheim's reach. Steven scored the second and third point prior to the interval.
Geneva
Berlin Osto Helsingfors Athens. Buenos Aires Hong Kong New York Amst Amsterda Stockholm
The second half of the game produc- ed football of a wretched quality, the Borderers being on top throughout Vienna but falling in a most. unaccountable Madrid
hammer to increase the score. Mason Bucharest eventually obtained the fourth goal Bombay with a pretty cross shut. Oppenheim Yokohama made some delightful saves in the Brussels closing stagest The Borderers de- fence was never really tested, Fox Copenhagen only handling the ball on two occasion Prague In the second half. Barham was the Lisbon pick of the half backs, while Stevens Rio and Crawley stood out in a forward Shanghai line which was greatly below form. Result, K.0.3.B. 4, University 0.
.. Nuvy v. Somerseta.
At Caroline Hill, these teams play-
ed a drawn game of one goal all
The Navy led at the interval by
a gual scored by Clarke. D. Guest
scured for the Somersets in the second
half.
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"Song of the Flen "O! My Warriors,"
Bass-Baritone, Peter Duwson. "Heart. Wounds," (Grieg), "Burlesca," (Bossi),
The Philadelphia Chamber String
Song of the Sea, (Kunneke),.
Simfonietta.
Vocal Gems,
T
E. M. V. Ligh: Opera Company, 7.48 p.m. Evening weather report. 2.00 p.m. Evening general pro ramme of Chinese music, (from Studio)..
10.30 p.m. Close down.
STAR THEATRE.
"ONE ROUND HOGAN" NOW SHOWING,
30
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1 Rind.
5 Whip.
Happen.
14 Oud.
1900.
16 Cry
16 Tardy.
17
OUR NEW BRITISH CROSSWORDS.
Stupefy...
18 Enraptured. 10 Card.
Across
20 Young children. 22 Wonder. 22 wond
23 Have existence.
25 Row.
20 Pronoun (plural). 28 Split. "
30 Part of the verb "to be." 31 Claw.
43
Assign.
36 Repose.
38 Forfeiter.
40 Weary,
41 Mineral substance.
43 Mercenary... 45 Skill.
46 Pierces."
47 Under garments.
19 Stump
of a tree.
Bundle of straw.
63 Steps..
Sentry,
67 Wandering desert inhabitant,
58 Transacted.
59 Ransack.
60 Onë.
61 Soft.
62 Occasionа.
63 University offeinl. 6f Insnare.
Monte Blue again wins the un- 65 Spreads new-mown grass, animous verdict of the crowd. Once before he played a fighting. Irishman. That was in "Hogan's"
London, Oet. 30.
. 123,34 | Alley." Since, then a big array of 25.175 characters have been portrayed by 20.385 the virile young Westerner. Now 18.205 he is again a Hogan, son of an 1941 ex-champion heavyweight, played by the always popular Jim Jef- 1/8 fries. Having the cleverness to knock out all comers in one round, 4.87 27/32
1209% the youth wina the title of "One .18.165 Round Hogan." His best girl .34.son does not know that he is a fighter, 34.21 and urges him to coax her brother .819 to get out of the profession. Later, .1/5.13/16 by machinations of a crooked 1/11 21/32 manager, the brother is killed and .34,866 "One Round Hogan" is tried for .93.125
manslaughter. Though he is act 18-205 quitted. the girl believes him .1644% 108.95 Builty, until the confession of an embittered outsider, clears the air.. 2/214 Hogan then whips the manager
29 and wins the lady, .23 1/16 »-British »lfireless.
Silver (spot) - Silver (forward)
LAWN BOWLS.
The Navy had hard luck in not|SPORTS CLUB AGAIN DEFEAT
taking full points on the ran of the game throughout.
4
Poppy Day Fund Game.
...
KOWLOON C. C.
In a lawn bowls match on the Kow.
The following have been selected to loon C. green yesterday, the Sports
Scores: Club defeated the K.C.C. by 19 ahots,
K.C.C.
represent the Rest against the Ser- vices on Armistice Day:
Pau Ka-ping (S. China); Wynne Hampton (Police) and C. Pile (Kowloon); Hed-
Hyde-Lay ley (Kowloon), Hudson (Police) and Lam Yuk-ying (Athletic); Tso Kwai Silkstone.
Fraser shing (Athletic), Fung King-cheong (China), Goldman (H.K.F.C.), Dr. Webb Valentine (Police) and Ip Pak-wa (S. Burford China)."
Sports Club. Sutton
Jardain Southorn
Blackburn
13 Bradbury.
Whyte Alves Edwards. 18 Davies
28
Reserves--Li Ting-sang (S. China). Gibson MeGreavy (Police), Watson (H.K.
F.C.). B. Gosano (Recreio), T. Pile
and Milex (Kowloon).
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
NOW YOU LOOK THEM
OVER AS THEY COME
OUT, TAG*** MAYBE YOU'LL SEE ONE THAT STRIKES YOUR FANCY !!
WUY, I NEVER
SAW SO MANY HORSES AT ONE TIME SINCE I WAS. TO THE 'CIRCUS!
OH BOY
ALL RIGHT NOW HERE. THEY COME!
1 Precipitous. 2 To.
Down
3 Collection of horses. 4 Light.
6 Conscious. 7. Subverts. 8.Strike.
THE
BEST
DÍSINFECTANT
IN THE WORLD
"One Round Hogan," showing at the Star Theatre, is big, human clean and exciting. It is, every. where acclaimed as Blue's rough- neck best.
CAMBRIDGESHIRË.
AN OUTSIDER WINS AT TWENTY TO ONE,
London, Oct. 30. The Cambridgeshire Stakes, run át Newmarket to-day, resulted as fol- lows:
Double Life
Vatout
Palais Royal II
2. 3.
Thirty-six ran, and the race was won by a neck, with a head between 23 second and third.
Betting was 20/1 Double Life, 50/1 Vatout. 100/6 Palais Royal II- Reyter.
A Surprise
15
19.
10 Wind instrument. 11 Cut Into.
12 Total,
13 Lively dance.
18 Betray.
19 Provide for.
21 Hearken.
21 Ju
24: Cloth made of flax.
26 Perennial plant.
27 Command.
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28 Sweetly perfumed flowers.
29 Weep.
30 Body of soldiers.
32 Swain
34 Decisive command,
15 Goes astray.
37 Reduce to synopses.
39 Gully.
42 Lobate.
44 Unless.
48 Ghost.
49 Fourteen pounds.
50 Fearful.
51. Gres.
52
Consecrate.
53 Rebuke.
64 Only.
55 Designation. 56 Added to.
58 Obscure.
Yesterday's Solution.
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