LEFT STOLEN CAR Football

FOR STORE-KEEPER

A motor car, No.. 681, which had carne in the guy been

reported stolen, was used by two men 10 commit theft from a tailor's shop. In Wanchat last night,

*According to the tailor, Yu Chuk- wan, the two men drove up to his shop In Lee Tung Street about 0p.m. and ordered $47. worth of clousta. znesu were wrapped up for them and the men left the shop, and walked in the direction of Lockhart

CORINTHIANS THWARTED BY

NINE-MEN

DEFENCE

fload, where they disappeared. The Failed To Score

clothing was not paid for.

The stolen molor car was left be-. hind..

TENNIS TOURNEY

AT K.C.C.

A "progressive" tennis tourna- ment will be held at the Kowloo C.C. on Sunday, March 20, commene ing at 2.30 p.m.

ALHAMBRA TO-MORROW.

Adolph 2 MELLENTA

"BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S REVENGE

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JOHN HOWARD ....... LOUISE CAMPBELL REGINALD DENNY

E. E. CLIVE

Directed by LOUIS KING freen Play by Edward F. Lawe

A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

Against U.S.T.

Before meeting YCO last night, the Islington Corinthians had played three matches during thels, visit to Manila, winning one and drawing two.

In their opening game on March they had a clear-cut victory over nine an All-Chinese XI, scoring times without reply. In the second game, against the University of Santo Tomas, the English soccer tourists were held to a goalless

draw, and against La Salle on March 13 they were again held to a goaliess draw.

According to Manila newspapers just to hand, the Corinthians won their first match easily and fulfilled expectations as they "out-passed, out- kicked and completely out-played the Chinese,"

When they met the U.S.T., how- ever, the Islington Corinthians found themselves up against a team which had a nine-men defence! They had never experienced anything like, it before in the course of their present tour. Describing the match, the Manila Bulletin said:

"The play for at least nine-tenths of the game was in U.S.T. territory

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Exotic Anna May Wong heads the cast of "Daughter of Shanghat" the Drilling drama based on the allen smuggling racket which opens to-day the Queen's Daughter picture in three years.

WEEKLY

HOCKEY

NOTES

(Continued from Page 8.)

H.K.H.A. International tournament has not been announced as yet, nor have those of several other countries. 1 have been given to understand, however, that Iridia's team has been selected and it will be seen in a trial game shortly. There is no need for Inalan supporters to be perturbed, as the Indian representative is turn- ing out the best team available.

and the British team missed a score the runners-up position in the Caer} ENGLAND will be without the ser-

of opportunities because U.S.T. mass- fed players all around the goal...

honour of the evening went to Moranda, U.S.T. gondic, who played a beautiful game and made save after save, getting the hardest work-out that any goalie has had in years.... UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS

was marked by any game amount of unnecessary roughness and though countless fouls were made, few were called

the game was enlivened by some pretty terrible sportsmanship on the part of the crowd who...booed the visitors time and time again when they missed tries and the good sportsmen in the crowd were rather disgusted.......

The

vices of Victor Bond, their star Clark Cup. A replay between these left-winger, this afternoon as he is two teams will be necessary and will nursing injured ankle sustained probably take place next Saturday | In a friendly game last Sunday. He week. Should the Saints strike the is to have a rest for at least two some form as they did against the weeks, champlons, can see them winning the Sauthorn Cup. Keep it up, the Suintal

*

ADIES' Leoque fixtures for Satur-

day are:

CAER CLARK CUP "Y" Ladies V. C.B.A. ground, 3 p.m.)

BRAWN CUP St. Andrew's v. C.B.A. (C.B.A. ground, 3 p.m.)

-

THE following players will

take

part in the United Hockey Clubs' arst round) between England and International Tournament match

"Quite a few pinyers hobbled off the field after the hostilities came to a close...worst casualty was Sher-India on the Police Training School wood, who received a cul on the head...

ground at 5 p.m. to-day:

England (white shirts)-Dobson (RE.): Robinson (R.A.F.), Stickley (Middlesex); Whetton (RE.), Brown (Police), Guest (Radio): S. Fowler (CB.A.), Howlell (Police), G. Fow- Ter (C.B.A.), Dunne

Scottish Trial Not Impressive

Team Selected Yesterday

were

The fow spectators who present to see the Club play the Scottish trial team at King's Park yesterday afternoon found little to arouse their enthusiasm. The game ended in a draw of

1-2

MARCH 17.

FIRE CONTROLLED IN WANGHAI

A small fire broke out in the kit- chen of No. 2 Sik On Terrace, Wan- chal, about 10.20 a.m. to-day The Terrace, which is a very old building and inhabited by very poor people, ls off Ship Street and backed by Seltooner Street,

The fra started was on the second door, and the flames were extinguish- od after about 20 minutes by the Fire Brigade, which sent tour ap- pliances to the

scene.

The Emergency Unit of the police was also despatched. No one WAR injured, all the inmates having evacuated, as soon as the alarm was given.

POLICE TRANSFERS

ANNOUNCED

Latestiransfers in the Hongkong Police Force include the following: Inspector M. H. Hourihan to Can- trai as Divisional Inspector vice Ins- pector R. Shannon, who is retiring on pension on Saturday:

to

Detective-Inspector. J. O'Donovan Yaumat! vice Detective-Sub- R. Cunningham, who is proceeding on leave;

pector P. Kellett, from to Yaumati vice Sub- Inspector T. Collins, proceeding on leave;

Detective-Sergeant A. Cochrane, from Police Headquarters, to Water Police, vice Detective-Sergeant B. V. Hutchinson, proceeding on leave.

TEMPERATURE RISES

Warmer weather is now being experienced in the Colony, the temperature at 10 a.m. to-day being 63 as compared with the correspond- ing reading of 58 yesterday,

The maximum temperature yester- day was 00 and the miniinum 58.. ·

10

PORTUGAL TO STUDY COLONIAL DEFENCE

Lisbon, Mar. 10. The Portuguese Government is sending a military mission to Portu- gal's African and other colonles, to study problems of colonial defence.- Reuter Bulletin.

CLOUSTON PASSES OVER KARACHI

international tournament.-

As regards the game with La Salle. the Bulletin states that the local men matched the visitors in every de-

Several changes were made in the Scottish team during the first half

Karachi, Mar. 17. partment and gave them ង grand

Flying OMeer Conston and Mr. (Middlesex) | and during a ragged display the Club Aght. "It seemed the Corinthians (B

and Bond (C.B.A.). Reserves: scored through S. A. Fowler, off a Victor Ricketts, who are attempting were out to get even after experienc- Gorman (Middlesex), Parker (Police) centre by Bickford from the left a record fight from England to Aus- ing the roughing-it-up' handed to

und Smith (C.B.A.).

In the second half, Scotland tralin and wing.

New Zealand, passed them by Santo Tomas...they were a India (red shirts).-Behari Singh showed some superiority in general Karachi at 11.40 p.m. last night. little rough with La Salle," says the (R.R.); Gusain Singh (Kumaons), team work and Patterson put them Reuter. paper. "Moreover, they protested

sted Tilok Singh (Kumaons); Tura Singh on level terms after 15 minutes pluy. against a number of decisions. There (H.K.S.R.A.), Ghulam Rasul (R.R.), Douglass and Lach were also prom in the ware many plays described as against Mallic (K.I.T.C.); Tejp Singh inent in the attack. Neave, Fruser local ruice, but appeared legal to (Police), Pritam Nath (R.R.), Pyara ( and McLellan formed a useful trio Waddell (Royal Scots): Cpl. Harland The visitors. The visitors were play Singh (K.IT.C.), Gurbachan Singh of half barks, with Harland and (Royal Scots), Flt. L. Wallace ing the game according to interna- (Radio) and Partaub (Kumbons). Wallace & safe pair of hard-hitting (RA.F.) Capt. D. McLellan (Y.M.

Englishmen

Reserves: Naralga Rem(RR), backs Waddell, in goul, showed

CA) Sgt. Fraser (Royal Scots), N.. they should know the regulations of Khuda Bux (H.K.S.R.A.) und Boola smartness in keeping out shots from Kennedy (Royal Scots), L. Douglass (Club); Capt. Mackenzie- the British favourite game, it was

it was Singh (Police).

the oposing attack, but I rather

(Royal declared. On

Scots), fancy Wilson though he let in a goal (Kumaons), Lt Patterson

Capt. Loch (Royal explained local rules cannot be dirRS. H. Ling of the Hongkong in the first half.

the circumstances, M

Scots), Drum Major Detnan (Royal regarded. Under the

The Club flelded a ces, University, China's representa-

weakened team it was suggested it would be a good tive, makes a last appeal for players and it was a more than creditable (Royal Scots), Pie. Mickle

Scots). Reserves, L/Cpl. Neave thing to bring the players and referees desirous of representing China in the feat

(Royal of their part to draw with

Scots), together and discuss the rules to be International Hockey Tournament. Seutland. They did the bulk of the followed in the remaining games Will players communicate with him attacking, with Fowler, T. Whitley scheduled with the Corinthians.

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