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DUE CENTRAL THEATRE SOON!
WALES GIVEN A SHOCK
PORTUGAL SUCCEED
BY 5-3.
MAKE MOST OF CHANCES.
[By "Wanderer."]
Portugal ...... 5 Wales
3
As is not unusual in these in- ternational games, enthusiasm and determination rose superior to football ability when Portugal met Wales in the Charity Cup match on Saturday, the Portuguese winning by five goals to three against the run of the play.
Another contributory factor In the Welsh defen! was the loss of Jon, their goalkeeper, in the first half. Changing assumed the role of goalkeeper and for the rest of the game, the Welshmen ware riving valiantly with only four
forwarda,
BRIGHT HOLIDAY
CRICKET.
BIG SCORES IN ALL MATCHES.
POLICE RESERVE,
HOME FOOTBALL.
Three centuries were scored in the Mr. F. D. C. Wolfe, CM.G. Inspector matches resulted as follows:
four matches played on Saturday. The state of the ground enused by the rain during the previous night delay- ed the commencement of almost every
ORDERS FOR THE CURRENT" WEEK.
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Chinese Company. Training Course-Part II-All re- Birmingham
Arsonal
RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES,
Saturday's Home
football
FIRST DIVISION.
0
Sheffield U. West Brom
2
4 Blackpool
Sunderland
5 Blackburn
game scheduled to be all-day fixtures eruits will attend at the Chinese Com Chelsea with perhaps the exception of the pany's Headquarters, on Tuesday, Derby Craigongower G.C which started Docember 29th at 6.30
p.m. for Everton their Married-Singles match almost; instruction.
on time,
Tho Triangular Tournament gamet between the Army and the Club ended In a victory for the former by seven wickets. For their unexpectedly easy win, the Army had Signalman Wil- lama to thank, this bowler running six wickets for only 20 runa. through the Club batamen, capturing
Two centuries were scored in the match between the Navy and the Kow- loon C.C., a feature of which was the unusually high scoring by both sides, G.C. Burnett made his first century in Fincher local cricket, while E. F. scored his second of the season.
In the Married Singles game at Craigengower C.C., E. Zimmern reached three figures, retiring with his score exactly 100.
ARMY TEAM WIN.
Huddersfield 1 Newcastle
Training Course-Part I-Thoro Leicenter will be no Part I of Training Course Middlesbrough on Thursday, December 31st.
Portsmouth
N. C. OB. Class-There will be no Wednesday N. C. Ds. class on Friday, January West Ham 1st, 1902.
Indian Company. Training Course-Part II.-There will be no Part II of Training Course
Thursday, December 31st,
Everton
1. Bolton
1
Anton Villa
1 Manchester C.
1 Liverpool
3 Grimsby
League Table.
Goals
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 22.16 1.6
23 11 6 7 46 20
22 10 0 8 50 33
22 12 2 8 53 38 20 12 2 6 45 35 22 11 4 7 40
West Brom. Arginal... Shofteld Sharpshooters Company,
Newcastle Liverpool Strength-The following members Aston Villa.. 20 10 4 0 50 have been taken on the strength of tersfold 22 9 6 7 40 31 24 the Sharpshooters Company as from Wednesday.. 22 10 4 8 51 46 24 December 26th, 1931: Constables Birmingham. 22 10 4 8 42 36 24 R443 W. E. Broadbridge, R444 N. Molton
22 10 3 0 88 Varganoff and R446 C. Fisher, Middlesbrough 22 85-9
Notice. Any members of the Com- Portsmouth
Blackburn
22 8 4 20 8 3 pany desiring copies of the
photo Chelsea ..
201 Any note that these are obtainable Manchester C. 22 6 8 9 39 43 18
The nitles trosmed over level. with the score 22, and the second H.K.C.C. Defeated in Triangular graph taken at the Annual Dinner
half resolved Itself into a terrific struggle between the Welsh attack and the Portugnese detence, inte spersed with quick dashing raids into Welsh territory. Neverthe- less, in few of the scarcity of their opportunities, the Portuguese netted three times and Wales obtained one goal only.
At no time in a keen game did the Welshmen lead. Three times their opponents scored and three times they equalised.
After Souza had obtained their fourth, it seemed impossible that Marques' goal could survive tho pressure applied, but Silva-Nettu was in great form, the forwards went back to assist and final- ly B. Gosanu made a great in- dividual burst to put the
result beyond doubt.
and S. fast
Tournament.
R.E. Williams, the bowler, was chiefly responsible for the victory of the Army over the Hong- kong Cricket Club in the first match of the Triangular Tournament between these two teams and the Navy.
Dowling at the tap of his form, this lawler claimed six victims at the cost of only 20 runs. Owen Hughes and} J. E. Richardson were the only bat
men who offered any resistance to the Army attack, the former scoring 37
and the Intter 22.
Owen Hughes scat the two Army opening batsmen back to the pavilion for only 13
Licut.
rung.
but
from the Oife, Co.
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Massan and Lieut. Hamilton, the coming states a home paper. twi Interportrs, added 34 runs before their partnership was broken, and paved the way for victory, which was achieved with the luss of only
three wickets. The Army went on to make 212 runs for nine wickets when
Scores: stumps were drawn.
IL.K.C.C.
The Gosano brothers Agured largely in Portugal's success, B. Gonna giving a splendid ex-J. E. Richardson, b Whitley hibition, his best for many a day, R. Duckit, b Williams while his brother had a share in 0. E. C. Marton, b Mirchouse... all the gonls except the fifth.
Wales played attractive football and with wood understanding, but dilly-dally in the goalmouth depriv. ed them of the fruits of sound ap proach work.
Scotland and Portugal meet in the final which is scheduled for Murch 5.
G. R. Sayer, c Musson, b Williams | B. Owen-Hughes, Williams b
Musson.. EJ. R. Mitchell, e Moir, b
Musson
D. McLellan, Williams A. C. Bock, b William.. A. C. I. Bowker, e
Wiam...
A. Reid, b Williams
21
0
0
18
37
Musson.
13
G. E. R.. Divelt, not but
Extras
Williams
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Already they are fast becoming a vogue on the Continent, parti- cularly in France, and they ar expected to take on rapidly in Great Britain.
Irby
24 8 3 11
22 7 4 11 37 47 18 Leicester
82 11 40 50 18 Sunderland
22 5 7 10 20 41 17 Blackpool 22 6 1 13 33 40 16 Grimsby
314 33 1 13 SECOND DIVISION.
Barnsley
G
2 Millwall
Bradford C.
5
Swansen
Charlton Leán Notts Foresi Oldham Plymouth Port Vale Preston N.E. Southampton Wolven
Leeds Specimens mude by Dunlops and Wolves other famous makera
on Plymouth Show, at Olympia.
Stoke Bradford
were
2 Tottenham
SHARE PRICES.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The following in the let of lopal share quotations' issued to-day:
Banks.
Hongkong Bank, $1476 sa. Chartered Bank, £10% ¤. Mercantile A. and B., £17. East Asia, $128 n.
*Insurancos
Canton Ina.. $1,450 n.
Union Ins., $420 n.
China Underwriters, 34.00 n.
Cam Fires, $650
.
11. K. Fire ina., $1,450 n.
Shipping.
Douglases, $20 n.
H. K. Steamboats, $24 n Indo-Chinna, (Prof.) $25 n. Union Waterboats, $27 11.
Mining.
Benguet, $10% n. Kalinus, 27/6 n. S'ha Explorations, Tis. 2.70 n.. Raubs, $40.
Docks, etc.
Kowloon Wharves, $153 b. Whampoa Docka, $20 n. South China Mole $10 11. Providents (old) $6.30 b. Hoogkows, Tls. 225 n. New Enginoars. Tls. 62 n. Shanghai Doeks, Tls. 95 n
Cottons.
Ewo Cottons Tls. 15.65 b. Shui Cotton Thu. 82 n. Zoon Sings Tls. 12 n.
Landa, Hotels, etc.
H.K. S. Hotel (old) $15.15 b.
H.K. S. Hotel (now) $14.75 b.
3
Bradford
1
Stoke
2
Bristol C.
5
ury
2
Notis County
0
H.K. Lands, $81 b.
2 Burnley
1
Shai Land, Tls. 30 n.
1 Chesterfeld'
7 Manchester U.
League Table.
Goals
P, W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 22 14 4 4 49 24 32 21 13 4 05 23 30 21 11 6 4 47 28 28 22 11 6 5 38 23 28 22 12 4 6 43 20 28
Generally speaking. the change Bury....... 21 12 3 6 47 34 27 means that the measurement Notts County 2207 46 37 24 Across the rim of the tyre will be Millwall ........ 22 0 4 9 30 31 32
Southampton increased by half-an-inch.
22 10 2 10 36 45 22 One aveling enthusiast. Mr. Tottenham. 22 8 5 9 51 45
Burnley
21 7 0 8 31 43 20
22 9 12 40 40 19 8 3 10 30 41 19
2 Charles Hubbart, an engineer. of Bradford C., 22 7 0 0 43 40 20
Wadhurst Sussex, has desiged a 8 special machine to take tyres of Notta Forest 22 700 37 42 20
Swansea 2 inches by 24 inches-like rid Barnsley
21 one man said of it. Manchester U. 27 4 11 30 48 18 Port Vale... 22 7 4 11 33 55 18 Oldham
4 6 10 32 44 18 Preston N.E, 22 60 10 34 50 18 Chesterfield 21 7 4 10 32 48 18
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LOCAL YACHTING.
THE RACE TO MACAO ON BOXING DAY.
The annual race to Macao and back for the Potts Challenge Cup, which was sailed on Boxing Day, resulted in a win for Tavy II of twelve entries, eleven completed the course of 70 miles. The boats left Hongkong at 7.30 Am., coming in during the early hours of yesterday.
The results were as follow:
Fishing
Yacht Time Position
L. and 1, Azuma Curlew La Cigale
Sailed By 4.48.10 Mr. 11. & Rouse 4.48.15 7 Mr. Lambert 4.49.14 2 Capt Forkm 4.6.36 10 Mr. Croucher
Canimdr. Newill
4.5.39
Nat
Wanderer
4.55.42
Tavy !!
4.68.60
Monst
6.02.16
6.28.14
4
7.8421
H
0.44.40 13
Sen Lark V D.N.P.
Mr. Baker
Lut. Tothill, R.N.
Mr. Chambers
Capt. W, Reme.
Mr. D. Montagu
Fair,
Capt .M. Bolt, I.A.
Mr. Cock
KOWLOON GOLF CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Mirehouse Whitley Hamilton Munson
Army.
12 5 42
G. Wolf-Barry, c Reid b Owen.
Hughes.***
Capt. Wales, c & Owen-Hughes A. H. Musson, c Duckitt, D
McLellan A. C. Hamilton, e Marton,
McLelian
Capt. Moir, b Bowker
J. K. McFarlan, e & b McLellan Capt. Gottwaliz, c Reid,
Richardson
Sig. Williams, not out...... Bir. Bryant, e Richardson,
Bowker
Dry, Whitley, b Bowker
Extras (19)
Tolal (for 9 wickets) Capt. Mirehouseṛdid not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
2
La Villern, c Smith, b Lyal
Miel, Webb, run out..
Pay Comdr. Wethey, not out Lt. Comdr. Mason, run out Lt.-Comdr. Mundy, not out
Extras
$5
Chariton ... 20 5 4 11 20 44 14 Bristol C. 22 3 6 13 23 41 12 THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).
16 Bournemouth 12 Brighton
Bristol R
Humphreys $19 n.
Realties, $11.60 b.
Public Utilitida.
Tramways, $22 b. I'ook Trams, (old), $15% n. Star Ferries, $9634 . China Light, 27.20 n. 11.K. Electrics, $774 h. Macao Electrics, 428 n. Telephones, $43 n. -Orina Buses, Uls. 17.90 n.
Singapore Tractions, 4/- n.
Industriala,
China Sugars G✪ cts. n. Malabons $99 0.
Canton ice., $574 b. Cement (com.) 19.40 b. Ropes, $18 b.
Stores, etc. Dulry Forms, $29 b. Watsons, $16,10 b. Der A. Wings, 1 a. Lane Crawford, $5.60 n.
Mackintosh, $1,
4
Clapton O. Mansfield
1
0
Sinceres, 815 n.
4 Thames
Powells, $3.00 1.
Southend
0
Miscellaneous.
4 Laton
3
24
Cardiff
30 Exeter
Pulkam
2
Total (for 9 wickets dee). Lt. Stileman did not bat.
203
48
Co
15
aaa G
Bowling Ana'yals.
0. M.
Hung
12
4
Burnett
12
-47
Goodwin
16 Lyal.
EF. Fincher GZimmern ...
-
&-BRAC?
W.
Northampton Norwich Queens P.R. Reading
Swindon
2 Brentford
T
Gillingham
4 Watford
3 Torquay
2 Coventry
3 Crystal Pal.
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Playing in the first round of the Duckitt Kowloon Golf Club Junior Champion- Richardson ship yesterday, the following quati- fied for the next stage of the compet Lion:
J. Litton, who beat H. S. Dinsdale
5 and 3.
L. Goldman beat A.A. Laughton
5 and 4.
I.
A.A. Lewis bent J. Getlaily 2 and
S. Jex beat G. D. Reid 4 and 3. A. C. Stinton boat G.P. Murphy 2 and 1.
H. Buxton beat E. C. Fincher & J. J. King beat C.G. Anderson 8 and
and.&.
7.
SPRINGBOKS' FINE ACCOMPLISHMENT.
LONDON DEFEATED BY EIGHT POINTS.
London, Dec. 20.
*Bowled 4 no balls.
N. A. E. Mackay, b.w., Mason..
F. F. Lawrence, retired hurt
Crystal Pal Exeter WALIONI Norwich
2 Southind
نا.
League Table.
Goals
2 Dundee U.
Falkirk
Hamilton
Kilmarnock
P. W. D. L. F.A. Pts. Leith
20 13 3 4 40 21 2
20 12 4 4 60 31 28
20 20 6 4 41 27 20 22 11 4 7 44 37 20 21 11 3 7 47 40 26 20 0 6 5 38 20 24 20 9 0 G 37 26 24 21 10 4 7 36 20 24 21 9 5 7 51 43 23
40 33 22
Morton
Queen's Park Haugem
Partick
1 Луг
2 Ucarta
2 Third Lanark
2
St. Blixen
1
Motherwell
4 Dundee
League Table.
Goals
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts, Motherwell.. 24 17 4 3 77 25 38 Rangers 23 16 4 4 64 25
..... 23 12 8 3 67 20. St. Mirron .. 24 14 2 8 50 Kilmarnock . 24 12 6 8
Celtic
Aberdeen'... 25 12.
Third Lanark 24 18
Total (for 2 wickets) 2. Bournemouth
F. Zimmern, W. C. Hung, E. C. Bristol R.. Finchor, I. Hampton, G. A. White, F. Swindon Goodwin and J. C. Lyal did not bet.
67.30 30:41 15
Clyde
Z3 10
25 11 24
Queen's Park 23 9
25 K
26 8
Dundee
Cowdenbeath
Kowloon C.C.
F. S. W. Smith, e Webb, b Mason
20
Brighton
212 G. C. Burnett, not out
100
Coventry
E. P. Fincher, not but
102
Queen's P. R. 20 8 0
Luton
21 10 2
37 33 24
Extraa..
15
Rending
21 8 0
37 22
0. M. R
11.5 1 04
W
21 8
41 20
Mansfield
21 7
40 19
3
20 6
30 18
Partick
0
- 20
2
20 6 6
36
Heurts
2
10
Cardif
20 8 4
37 16
28
Bowling Analysis.
Torquay
21 6
Clapton 0.
M. R. W.
20 € Thames..... 21 3
21 43 13
*Mason
1 27
Whinney
1 20
Silleman
Wethey
Northampton 21 4 4 13 18 38 12 Gillingham.. 20 4 4 17 39 12 THIRD DIVISION (NORTH). Airdrie
Falkirk
Morten
Villiers
Carlisle
1 Stockport
Ayr
1
Halifax
1 Gatenkend
Ilartlepools
2 Hull
Lundeo U... 26 Loith
3
Lincoln
Chester
0
SCOTTISH
New Brighton
→ Darlington
0
Rochdale
9 Tranmere
G
0
Crewe
2 Southport
1 Doncaster
VERY HIGH SCORING.
Burnett and E. F. Fincher Score Hasicfoot
Centuries Against Navy.
High scoring was the order of the day at the Kowloon Cricket Club - ground when the home team played the Royal Navy in an all-day game, which ended in a draw. Batting Arst,
the visitors put up 263 runs for nino
wickets when the closure was applied, Lt. Commdr. Shaw claiming 68 and Li. Villiers 56.
Burnett
Shaw Webb
*Bowled no balls.
INDIANS DRAW.
Rotherham
Walsalt.
Wrexham
Undergraduates Manage to Play York
Out Time at Sookunpoo. Playing at Sookunpoo, the Univer The K. C. C. lost their first two nity 2nd XI held the Indian R.C. 2nd wickets for a runs, and then F.E.XI to a draw. Batting first, the home Gateshead Lawronco was forced to retire aftor being hit in the eye, but G. C. Burnett and E. F. Fincher were associated, In partnership which realfand 212 rune, each claiming an undefeated century. At the close of play, the K.C.C. were only 13 runs behind with oight wickets in hand.
Fincher's century was the result of a good knock. As usual, bo was par- AF Twickenham to-day the Spring-ticularly severe on the off and brought boks defeated London by 16 points all a few pretty shots. Burnett ob- to 8, despite losing their full back tained his first century with who was injured in the first minute.
| good strokes, but he was not nearly as
•
Royal Navy.
The match was a prelude to the polished as Fincher. International ragby encounter which Scores: inken placo at Twickenham next Saturday between South Africa and England Reuter, ·
It was said at a Brockley (S.E.) bazaar, that a Maharajah gave land in India for a new church in return for.a qulit.
Capt. Burnett, c Smith, & Lyal Lt-Comdr. Skyrme, b Burnett Lt. Hasiefoot, c Burnett, b Hung Comdr. Barryman, White, b
some
Lt. Comdr. Shaw, a E. C. Fincher,
b Goodwin Mid. Whinney, ea b E. F..
Fincher
York Crewo
wickets when a declaration was made, team complied 198 runs for six Lincoln Ait, Suflad scoring 74 not out and M.P. Madar 64. The undergraduates Southport took over an hour and a half to make Tranmere 49 runs for nine wickets when stumps Chestor were drawn.
SINGLES WIN EASILY.
Benedicts Defeated in A Whole-Day Game.
2 Accrington
League Table.
Goals
Hamilton
24 7
25 7 5
26 7 4 14 49 64 24 7 3 14 16 61 25 6 5 14 39 12
60 14 27 30 18 24 6 8 16 30 73 16
LEAGUE
(SECOND DIVISION).
1 Albion
P. W. D. L F.A. Pts. 20 13 9 4 52 25 20 18 13 14 16 21 27 21 11 4 6 36 32 20 20 11 8 6 50 28 25 20 10 5 6 31 28
19 11 2 0 64 20 8 7 Hull
19 10 Accrington .. 19 10 27 44 Darlington 19 9 4 0 82 80 3 20 8 5 7 31 32 3 2008 6 23 10 20 10.9 1 30 30-19,
Wrexham
Stockport Barrow Hartlepools
21 7 4 10 82 64 18
190 4 27 34 10 20 7 2 11 23 87 16 10 4 7 8.28 34 15
Playing for the Singles against the Halifax Married at the Craigongower C.C., E. Walsall Zimmern scored a century and was Carlislo chiefly instrumental in the easy vic Doncaster
20 7 1 12 27 43 15
30
tory of the Singles by seven wickets. Rotherham 20 4 3.13 28 46 11 The Benedicts scored 155, of which Rochdale ........ 20 4 8 14 27 68 10. Barry, batting late, mado 48, and N., New Brighton 19 14 14 10 80. Kitchell 82 R. Loe captured four
2 wickets for 30 runs. The Singlos SCOTTISH LEAGUE
f passed this score for the less of thres 63. wickets and went on to make 286 runs
(FIRST DIVISION).
Airdrie,
· Cowdenbeath:
for ninewlokate. Zimmern retired: Aberdeen,
6 with 100
Clyde
Arbroath
Bo'nes Brechla
Dumbarton
Dunfermline
3 Esat Stirling
4 Sten'muir
3 Edinburgh
22
St. Bernards
3 St Johnstone
4
East Fifo Hibernians King's Park Quern O' 8th. 4
Raith Rover
Montrose-
G Forfar
1 Allon
Armadale
League Table.
Goals P. W. D. L. F. A: Pia East Stirling 22 10 24 65 28 34 Raith Rover 23 14 3 6 62 41 91 St. Johnstone 22 13 4 3 58,34.80 Hibornfans.. 22 12 5. 5 64 80 29 Sten'mulr ... 21 13 8 58 88 East Fifo 22 18 2 7 00 30 Forfar
22 12
Queen O' Sth. Bo'near
Arbroath
23.9
10 49. St. Bernarde 23 8.0 9.44.44.22 Alloa
Dunfermline
Dumbarton
Albion
Montrose
King's Park Brechin
Edinburgh
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