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"SOCCER" TRIAL TO-MORROW.
WOULD-BE INTERPORTERS V. CHINESE
KEEN GAME CERTAIN.
By. "Wunderer."]"
The first of the Interpart trial) matches takes.pluce to-morrow on the Club ground and it should be worth a special effort to witness, for the simple reason that the now Counell of the Aɛsociation appears to have adopted 'a new policy re- garding the staging of such trinks, selecting a Possible team right at the commencement."
Judging merely by the numes of the players, it would seem that very few adjustments will be re quired to produce Hongkong's best team to visit Shanghai next Chin ese New Year. On recent dis- plays, the defence in rendy-made. though it is possible, of course, that the trials will reveal defects.
The opposition to-morrow will be provided by the Chinese and, it in understood, their side will be little changed, if at all, from that which went down to the Civilians after a very hard fight on Satur day.
The Interport Trial team is not definitely composed, but the fol- lowing players are sinted to be certain starters:-Rodger; Wynne, Reeves; Hedley, West, Bliss B. Gosano, A. Gosano, A. N. Other, Butcher.
It is too early, of course, to dis- cuss the prospects of the various players, who have all got to play. hard to earn their places, but There is little difficulty ahead of the selectors in the matter of hit- ting upon the right defence. It is forward where their 'greatest problems are involved, and the wine combinations to-morrow will by watched with special interest.
SHAMEEN FOOTBALL
LEAGUE.
"
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR ILMS MOTH.
Shameen, Dec, 1. ILM.S." Moth scored another victory yesterday afternoon when they defented H.M.S. Tarantula by one goal to nil in the Shameen Football Lengye.
The Moth seem to be shaking themselves together now; after losing the first three matches of the season, they drew the fourth and have now just won two in succession, In the first match | played against the Tarantula they
lost by 2 gonls to 1.
Yesterday's game was, very keen and even, the Tarantul, if any- thing, having alightly, the better of the game, However, the Moth managed to net the hall about half way through the first half, after which there was no further score, despite tremendous efforts on the part of the "Tula 15 equal up..
The Moth full backs both played an outstandingly good game, and it is due to their excellent defence work that the "Tulu did not win. The tennis were:
H.M.S. Moth-Cleverly; Wine cup. Dewey: Freeman, Deis Love, Gold:
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LATE MR. TOWNEND.
ADMINISTRATION OF LOCAL
AND SHANGHAI ESTATE ··
Mr. Lawrence Francis Town- end, late of the Union lusurance Society of Canton, who died at Can- ton on October 3, last year, left Hongkong estate worth $300 while estate in Shanghai amounts to Tim. 67,806, which has been sworn at £8,840, 118. 6d. Re-sealing of probate has been granted to Mr. P. M. Hodgson, of Messrs. Ta'o and Hodgson, who is attorney for the executor. Mr. Arthur Charles. Hay, of Shanghal, to whom ad- ministration of the estate has been granted:
Teslator's wife and the excentof are to benefit under the will, the former to receive bank Balances and Provident Fund, after play ment of expenses, and the latter to be given testator's personal be- “longings.
In a friendly match at Sookunnon, on Saturday, the R. A. S. C. enter- tained the Hongkong Electric Com- pany and won by three wickets.
The visitors went in first and scored only 45 runs, A, F. Paul contributing no less than twenty of them. An- drews with four wickels for ten runs was the most consistent bowler
The military tearn knocked off the necessary runs with three wickets In hand, the innings eventually yield- ing 72 runs. Fry made 21 without being defeated. Stoker took Ave wickets for 20 runs and Way, five for 34.
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In what was a more closely con- tested game than the score would suggest, the Cornwall Zhd, fifteeen beat the Kent side by 18 points to nil yesterday, Some good, and some very bnd, play was seen. The forwards on each side were a match for their opponents, but the Cornwall had the better three's,. and managed to get their tries by that means.
Teams: Cornwall. Stabb; Brinkworth, Rickard, Li. Archdale, Rubjohn; All- cock, Suyer: Masters, Hoffmeyer. Penaluna. Gallen, Harris, Collins, Nethercott, Lt. Collins.
Kent-Kesby; Edney, Colvern," Pugsley, Slack; Moodie, Curtis; Ken- 1, Hurne, Snow, Howes, Stannard,
Shawyer, Bates, Biles.Marshall, Buntain, Tubbs. Bennett, and Morey.
J.M.S. Tarantula.-Bagalaw; Leeds, Driscoll: Ablitt, Smith, Cunningham; McKinn, Mannering, Kedge, Stoneman and Miller.
The present position of the League is as follows:
Moorhen
Moth..
Seanew
P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts.
4 2 1 11 17 ↓
8 2 3 1 5 13
3 2 1 0 % 3
Tarantula ... 3-2 1 0 7 3
1
Cicala ... 2 1 1 0 8 4 Skumeen F.T. 2
2
1 0
CANTON TENNIS
LEAGUE.
DRAGONS NOW AT TOP OF TABLE.
Canton, Dec. 2. There is only one chunge of im portance in the lending positions of the Canton Tennis League, the Can- ton Dragons, having gone to the top
BOXING
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Commencing at 9.15 p.m. Heavy Weight Championship of the Colony
A.B. ROWLES
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L. STOKER MANN
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of the table with 37 points, whilst S. CREIGHTON
the Honglok "A" have fallen back
to second place with 35 points, Lingnam are now two points ahead
ILM 80 wall ́".
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of Shameen "A" for third place. L. STOKER MORRISH
The table is as follows:
Canton Dragons. Honglok A. Lingnam Shameen A. Japancas A.. Japanese B. Tungelion Garden
Club
W. L Pts.
37 3 37 35 5. 35 31 9. 31 29 11 20 25 10 26 13 22 13
13 27 13 Returned Students 12 28 12 Canton Tigers 10. 25 10 Honglok B.
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