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BILLIARDS GERMAN FOOTBALLERS
CHAMPIONSHIPS IN Big Influx of Visitors
For International
NEW YEAR
RULES APPROVED
Association, were
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London, Nov. 29.
are
It is estimated that nearly 19,000 German football enthusiasts will visit Landon next Wednesday to see the Rules proposed for the newly- International match between Britain the Tottenham formed Hongkong Amateur Billiards and Germany on
approved by n Hotspur ground.
Full Brrangements
being general meeting of the Associationmade by the poilce to contral the
afternoon yesterday held board-room of the South China Morn- crowds, but there is no reason to sup ng Post, Ltd. The suggestion to run pose that the work entailed with Senior and Junior Championship of impose on them more difficulties than the Colony was also approved by the is normally incurred in dealing with
large infix of visiters, meeting.
The visitors who will include 1,600 Mr. E. D. da Roza, President of
travelling by The Association, was in the chair,
hy the Norddeutcher Lloyd liner Columbus will nut display Swas- others present, including Mr. Leong
other than Mr. M.tikas or any device Kam-kwong (Vice-President),
Mcoloured
the indiente badges N. Rakuzon (Hon. Secretary), Mr. E. A. dos Remedios (Hon. Transurer). Rections into which they will be mar-
Mesara. . .shalled for travelling. Lieut. H. C. M. Kelly
If the weather is favourable the Ormund, 1. P. Phillips, and W
German team will make the journey Randall.
After the draft rules and requinto London by air on Monday morning.. and t probable that the players tions had bern rend by the Ion will watch the King's State Proces- Secretary, the Chairman proposed sion to the Opening of Parliament their adoption. Mr.
Mr. Leung Kam-10 kwong seconded and the rules were on Tuesday from the terrace of the Gireman he joined by the members passed unanimously.
they may be
The Chairman also proposed the adoption of the powers delegated to the Executive Committee. Mr. I. P. Phillips seconded and the proposal was passed unanimously.
Regarding the open championships, was agreed that any amateur billiards playette
resident in the Colony, bo
enter. The senior championship was to be 600 points up in the pretminary rounds, 750 in the semi-finials and 1,000 in the final; the junior to be 300 up in the preliminary rounds, 400 in the semi-
inals and 500 in the final;
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ENTRANCE FEES
It was also agreed that the en trance fee for the senior champion- ship be $2 and the junior champion- ship $1.
in
The English team.
to
of
Both teams will be entertained at Football Association and the German dinner on Wednesday evening by the players will return home on Thurs- day-British Wireless.
Keen Badminton
(Continued from Page 8.)
T. Stainton and Miss Summers (Talkoo) lost to S. A. Gray and Mine It was at
first suggested that Alison Mackenzie 16-21; heat. P. players who have made more than Leung and Mrs. White 21-19; bent three breaks of over 60 be not invited G. A. Whito and Mins M. Bryson
compete-for-the-junior-champion-21-13.
ship, but it was pointed but that C. Summers and Miss R. Summers L WOR very difficult to prove that any (Tai)
(Taikoo) lost to Gray and Mackenzie player
had not registered three breaks 15-21; beat Loung and White 24-22;
Lent White and Bryson 21-1
of over 60.
At the suggestion of u member It was agreed to make the rule read as follows, "Flayers who have won the championship of their club ог clubs or who have made more than three breaks of more than 60 are not invited to compete for the junior championship."
W. Randall proponed that en tries for the championships should close on December 20-so-that sufficient thno be given to the Executive Lo arrange matches. Mr. A. J. Osmund seconded the suggestion, which was passed unanimously by the meeting.
was announced that the chanı- pionships will commence at the begin- ning of the New Year.
It
Before the meeting concluded, the Chairman thanked the South China Morning Post, Ltd.. for the use of tho board-room andi the Press generally for the Evely interest which it had taken in the Association.
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The following quotations on Now York commodity exchange issued by Router.
·December January March
May
July
Oetcher
Spot
December January
March
May
the
are
Nov. 27. Nov, 28. 11.88 11.80/80 11.80 11.70/76
11.04
11.51
11.59/00 11.40/45 11.41 11.35/35 11.20 11,10/11 12.25 12:20 New York Rubber
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May
July
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Chicago Corn
December
58% 58% 58% May
.50% 50% 50% July *** CO% CO% CO%
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Winniper When
December May July
December March My
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80% R0% 804 00% 00% 00% 91 New York Silk
1.9t 1.91/07
1.90%/904
100
1.89
1.80
Total sales: 92 lots.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
LON
A. W. Norrie and Miss. I. Cunning- han (Taikou) lost to Gray a Mackenzie 10-21; bent Leung and White 21-16; beat White and Bryson
* EASY FOR RECREIO Recreio "B" again scored heavily in the mixed doubles league last night when they entertained, and defeated St. John's by eight games to one,
KUILSON.
A.
· L. A Carvalho and Miss Remi Renicdios on all three games BI have so far not suffered a single roverso This
Mr. and Mrs. Edille Sousa accomplished the same performance and the only couple to drop a
n game was A. E. Xavier and Mins S. Remedios, who were beaten by and Mrs. Barlow after G..A. Sunith a seite game,
Recreio B thus retain the league' leadership with the full complement of points from three matches and an average of 25 acco for and two
against,
Score:--
A.
L. A. Carvalho and Miss Reatedfos (Recreio) beat F. II. Kwok and Miss M. Smith 21-14; bent G..A. Smith and Mrs. Barlow, 21-13; beat Rt. Koh and Miss D. Hunt 21-16.
A. F. Xavier and Miss S. Remedios (Reereiu).boat Kwok and Smith 21-12: lost to Smith and Barlow 21-23; bent Koh and Hunt 21-12
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sousa (Recreio) beat Kwok and Smith 21-15; beat Smith and Barlow 21-13; beat Koh and Hunt 21-1
. LEAGUE TABLE
Recreio "B" Fire Brigade Recreio "A" C.R.C...
St. Andrew's St. John's
Kowloon Toug Talkoo
Games
P. W. L. F. A. Ptɛ. 3 3 0 25 2 G 2014 1
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.M.C.C. TOURISTS
Queensland Cricketers Score 203 Runs
Brisbane, Nov.-29. A four day match between Queens- Jand and the M.C.C. cricket tourista was started here to-day, when the Australian eleven had first knock.
At the close of the Queensland intings 203 run appeared on the board. Of these tenated scored 6-4 while James Langridge, of Sunnex. captured four of the wickets for: 53
runs.
When stunipa- were drawn the M.C.C. tourists had made 60 runs without loss,--Reuter.
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