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CHARITY FOOTBALL.
SOUTH CHINA BEAT THE COMBINED SERVICES.
FIRST OF SEASON.
LAST OF SEASON'S BOWLS.
YACHT CLUB AND CIVIL SERVANTS WIN.
Two of the throo outstanding matches left for docialon in - tho Second Division of the Lawn Bowls Local football made its bow to League were played on Saturday, and the public for the opening of the there only romains for Talkso and 1981-32 season on Saturday, when. Kowloon G.C. to meat in the last
MH | encounter of the season. . on the Club ground, South China met the Combined Services in a
charity match. Spath China tan out winners by thres goals to one,
H.K. Yacht Club v. Electric RC.
Entertaining the Hongkong Electric Recreation Club, the Yachtamon gain- theed an easy win in their last match of! A drawn the season, being 24 shots to the good,
Score: Yacht Club,
Electric R.C.
E. B-Reed
the game were, H.E. Hon. Mr. Creasy
J. W.
though the evenness of exchange suggested match us a better result.
FUST H.E. the Governor was present, and kicked off, while others who
Major-General
Dr. Shollshear Sand-
P. Ramany lands, Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, Hon. Mr. R. Kotowall, and the A. Stevenson Rev.
J. Bontloy C. Knight Anstey. Although wimming by two goals A. L. Shields clear, the Chinese were hardly Hon. Mr. W. T value for this margin, and only desperate defending during A. T. Hamilton several periode of the game, saved F. Sutton their citadel from fai.ing on more J W. Bonnar than one occasion.
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The football was clean and fast, with the Chinese, na usun), ever ready to snap up the slightest opportunity In front of goal. 1t was this which gave Fung his first gon! in the opening ten minutos, which was added to half way through the first half.
the
Southorn
J. Sloan
G. Thomson G. T. Padgett
15 J. F. Lunny.
V. Sorby
R. C. Butler
8. Deacon
10 W. Muskott
A. P. Tarbuck D. S. HU!
10
13
C. E. Gahagan
9
W. Macfarlano 31 A. F. Paul
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Civil Service v. K.C.C.
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Service, were somewhat unexpectedly The K.C.C., visitors to the Civil defeated, though the margin was only three shots, Scores:
Civil Service.
The Services, however, were not idic, and with the same steadiness N. Bebbington in shooting as revealed by their J. Willmott opponents, would assuredly have L. G. Luck obtained sorde goals. As it was W. Bickford the deficit was reduced just before. L. Lockhart
when Dickinson C. Strange scored
A penalty.
R. R. Davies The exchanges were very keen F. Keynes In the
closing half, with oach goal being visited in turn, Pau. Knight did some fine work in the South McGowan China
goal, and after saving bril-R. R. Wood lantly from
H. Strange Dickinson,
sent Fung King-cheung away to notch the third polat
The Services
were
Kowloon C.C.
O. B. Kavon T. W. Carr
V. C. Labrum
20 L. Blackburn
J. S, Dinnen
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HOME FOOTBALL.
RESULTS OF THE SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
Saturday's Home football mulchen, as cabled by Reuter, rosulted as follows:
First Division.
J. Smith
J. Jack
20 F. Kerridge
31
II. Gitting
W. W. Hirst
C. Burford
20 J. Robinson
00
22
63
Friendly Match.
Firat and second teams of the
Birmingham Bolton
The receipts of the match were divided between the Flood Relief friendly match Fund and the Soldiers' and Sallors' Home.
Derby Grimsby Liverpool
FIRST BLOOD.
striving right up to the close, but were denied any success.
SCOTLAND WINS SOCCER INTERNATIONAL.
Kowloon Bowling Green Club met in a Chelsea
on Saturday, the former winning by 26 shots. Scorea :) Int Team.
Venables West
Holland Warren
Eccleshall
Sheri Roylance Russoll
Mitchell
Glasgow, Sept. 10. Scotland drew first blood, in the Nichol International Football competition, Hogbin when to-day, they bent Ireland in the Guy oponing match of the current contest by three goals to one.
Over 40,000 people gathered at the famous Hampden Park enclosure to cheer Scotiand on to a pronounced success.Reuter.
FANLING GOLF.
G. B. LANE WINS THH BOGEY_POOL.
There were 24 entries for the Bogey Pool at Fanling during the week-end. A. D. Lane (8), ali squero, wan.
Other scores were D. M. MacDougall 18) one down, and W. R. Valiance (9), two down.
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FORGET YOUR TROUBLES
ON THE
PUTTING
GREEN
→ USA What- mentul nititude should one have on the
2nd Team.
Best
Thompson Rose
13 Drake
Stoneham
Logan Hall
32 Davidson Chamber Whitta Meyer
24 Rapley
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60
Manchester C.
Wednesday
Sunderland
West Brom.
10 West Ham
1 Sheffield U.
4 Middlesbrough,
3 Aston Villa
Portsmouth
3. Leicester
1 Everton 1-Arsenal
+
4 Huddersßeld
4 Blackpool Blackburn
2 Newcastle
3 Bristol C.
I Wotres
Second Division.
Bradford C. Burnicy 13 Chesterfield
Leeds Millwall Notts. Forest
11 Port Vale
Preston N.E.
43 Bouthampton Swansea Tottenham
MACKAY CHOSEN OF THE GODS.
MISSED: FOUR TIMES IN
INNINGS OF, 97-
Norman Mackay, the youthful K.G.C. wicket-keeper-bataman made a distinctive bow to the cricket season on Saturday, when in an inter-club match between E. C. Fincher's and J.
C. Lyal's elevens, he compiled 07 be foro dismissal.
3 Bradford
- Q.Plymouth
Oldham
2 Manchester U. 1 Bary
3 Charlton 1 Stoke
6 Notts County 4 Barnsley
Third Division (South). Bournemouth
Bristol R. Cardil Clapton O. Coventry Gillingham Luton Queen's PB. Northampton
Swindon Torquay
4 Crystal Pal, 2 hiansfeld
• Fulham 1 Norwich,
+ Exeter
Brentford 2 Thames 1 Southend
Watford
• Reading
1 Brighton
Third Division (North). Accrington
In this bold efort, however, he was Carlisto assisted by the smiles of fortune and Crawa some poor fleiding, so that he was Darlington four times lot off before he eventually Guteabend fall to a ball from Goodwin. He | Halifax should have been stumped on three New Brighton occasions, but his innings was none Rotherham the leas Interesting, If only by reason | Stockport of his vigorous bláing, which yielded | Walsall him nine boundaries and four 8's. ~ | Wrexham
The best batting of the day, how- ever, come from F. Zimmern, whose Scottish League confident and stylish strokes ylelded
Aberdeen
himi 44 runs. He remained undefeat | Clyde" ed until the closure was applied with Dundee U, the score at 184 for five wicketa.
Falkirk
J. C. Lyal met with no success with the ball, but Goodwin, improving amarnock
Hamilton
the innings progressed, eventually raturned an analysis,of three for 43,
Leith
K. H. Batger obtained the other two Morton wickets for ten runs in two overs. Queen's Park He raight have been used to better
effect earlier in the innings.
Lyal's mon, apart from F. E. Lawrence and F. 8. W. Smith; offered little resistones to the attack of E. F. Fincher, G. C. Burnett and F. Zimmern, and were all out for 92. The second wicket foll at 56, but thoroafter it was just a procession. Lawrence hit wall and with good Judgment for his 20, while. Smith revealed facility of strokes and an appreciation of loose balls in gather ing 27.
SPEY ROYAL CUP.
RESULTS OF MATCHES IN
THE SEMI-FINALSTM
the putting green? Often it is hard to make a beginner- realize the valuo · of a putt.
Perhaps he is Impatient and refuses to study carefully the line of the putt or the roll of the green. Porhaps it is just h
Just hie Results of the semi-final of the Inconsistency. He may hold a 40. Spey Royal Cup played yesterday footer or he may miss a two were: footer. Anything may happen to K.C.C. lost to Kowloon Dock, him,
but nothing with consistent at Club de Recrolo. regularity which makes for good Craigongower" best | Recřelo, ^- at golf,
K.C.C, Mental condition has a
greater
K.D.R.C. bearing on the putting green than w, Hedley
other department of play. J. C. Brown Shenton, Mr. Van Schreven and Saturday, September 10-His Ex-Worries over your score on the It. Lapsley Thursday, September 17-His Ex-Police Aquatic Sports held at the last hole, a business deal back in apsis Monday, September 14His Excellency the Governor presided at the Y.R.C. and subsequently "Kicked town or personal worries will (skip) cellancy, the Governor presided at the meeting of the Executive Counell, of at the Charity Football Match affect your putting more 'meeting of the University Council. Friday, September 18-Mr. Douglas bebeen a team of the South China than in driving, for instance, in
Tuesday, September 16 The fol- Jenkins (Consul General for the Athletic Association and a represen- " (One" must have a "cool clear ect. lowing lunched at: Mountain Lodge: United States) and Mr. Putnam tative team drawn from the Army and head on the green, putting all Buchananj 11.-E. General Pabet (Minlater to (Consul in charge zat Hongkong for | Navy Zaplatitendagri thoughts out of your mind says the Base IT! Japan for the Netherlands), H.E. Mr. the United States), hnd ku Interview 2 His Proellency the Governor and one of sending file a ball, tonthe Thorkiere:=(Ministak to Peking for with His Ezellangy itin Ünvernoruri | Lady Pool gave a small dance at bottom of the cup,--ARTRAUENE. The Netherla · Mrw. Thorbecke, Lady Feel gave a small temmia party - Mountain Lodge, dreamed of the mo
GOVERNMENT HOUSE. Commodore Walker, the Hon. Mr. at Mountain Lodge.
Comdr. Grace.
cellency the Governor attended the
in
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K.C.C Hampton Gibson Fraser Bilkstone
((skip).
Craigenzower v. Recrelo.
Recreio
Bost ONGABIIY
2 York
& Doncaster
1 Rochdale
6 Wiran
2 Lincola
2 Hartlepools
1 Ball
O Barrow
▸ Tranmere
1 Chester
"Bouthport
TENNIS AT CANTON.
HONGKONG PLAYERS. IN
EXHIBITION.
Exhibition tennis matches were played at Canton on Saturday and yesterday between, C. A. L., Rumjahn, J. A. E. Cassumbhoy and Dennis H.. Hazell, of Hongkong and H. Bodiker, Leung Tat-kwong, Ma Chi-huen of 3 Canton.
2
On Saturday, Bodiker boat Rum- Jahn in singles, and Leung and Ma boat Hazell and Cassambhoy at doubles. Ono match
3 decided.
1
left un-
The matches, under the patronage of the Governor of Canton and Ad- miral Chan, were in aid of the Hankow Flood Relief Fund.
Bodiker Deats Ramjahrt. Badiker, who la rapidly improving in all phases of the game, particularly on a hard court, obtained a spectacular victory over C. A. L. Rumijahn, the, scores reading 1-6, 7-5, 6-7, 3-4, 6-2.
The five-set duel was carried out Ofalmost entirely from the base-line, where the two men delighted the spectators with long, rallias featuring [beautiful drives. "The fact that Bodiker aventually hit harder than Rumjahn, who learnt his tennis on hard courts, is but illustrative of the oxcellence of his play.
"C.A.L." took the first set so cơm- 1fortably as to suggest a complete 1 overwhelming of the Canton repre- . . 3sentative but Bodiker recovered, won 3 the next eat to 5, lost the third at the twelfth game, captured the fourth 2 at the tenth, and was unstoppable in of the fifth, in which he conceded but 2jtwa gamS CM.
~~The Doubles. —
Later Ma Chi-huen, partnering Leung Tat-kwong, trounced D. Hazeli and J. A. E. Casaumbhoy 6-1, 6-2, to pat Canton two up, while the third- 1 match of the day was left undecided, Rumjahn suffering from cramp, which alforced him to give up.
0
(First Division),
5 Ayr
2 Motherwell
1 St Mirren
1 Third Lanark
8 Partick
3 Cowdenbeath
1 Dundee
8 Celtic
5 Hearts
This was rather unfortunate, as this doubles match, in which Bodiker e and Leung were opposed to Rumiahn and Hazell, was exported to be ons of the tit bits of the day's programme.
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