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SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1928.

SPORTS

HOCKEY.

LOCALS DEFEAT MACAO VISITORS.

A team from the Macao Hockey Club met the Hong Kong Univer-

LOCAL DERBY.

LATEST PRICES ON BIG EVENT.

Following are to-day's prices on ponies entered for the Hong Kong

sity on the latter's ground yeater-Derby, to be run on February 14:

day evening and were defeated by four goals to two. Pedriau scored

both goals for the Macao team while those for the University were obtained by Lam (2), Loke 1, and Enok.1.

Teams;

Macao: P. Lelte, R. R. Todd, G. B. Slipper, J. B. Delgado, F. da Costa (captain), E. C. Adkins, `A. A. Mello, F. Tinolo, F. Ramalho, A. C. Pedrinu, and F. Plato.

-Hong Kong:--P. L. Tan, G. S. Sculley, A. A. Rumjahn, P. C. Lim, K. T. Loke (captain), Y. C. Teh, G. E. Yeah, K. P. Gran, C. K. Ong, C. W. Lam, and V. Enok.

Recreio Playing Macao.

The following will represent Club de Recreio in a friendly hockey match "against the Macao Hockey Club at King's Park ground on Sunday at 10.30 a.m.:-

H. M. Barros; L. Carvalho, D.j Souzn, A. A. R. Botelho, J. E. Noronha, C. Baato, C. Roza Pereira, D. Lopes, H. A. Alves, R. C. Reed,

J. A. de V. Soares.

Reserves.-H. Botelho, P. M. N. da Silva.

CLUB AND ARTILLERY.

The following will represent the Club 2nd XI on the Club ground at King's Park on Tues- day, January 31, at 5 p.m. sharp: -F. S. Nicholls, L. A. R. Duncan (captain), L. F. Nicholson, W. R. Greenhalgh, Rev. J. P. Murray, Rev. N. Evans, R. R. Todd. A. Č. Howell, R. K. Valentine, Capt. E. Jacobs-Larkcom, W. A. Nowers.

UNIVERSITY FIXTURES.

10/1. Peck.

15/1. Pickle.

.33/1. Harlene.

20/1. Movanagher.

INTERPORT GOLF.

HONG KONG SURPRISES SHANGHAL

LOCALS LEADING.

1

THE CHINA MAIL,

To-day the two visiting teams (Shanghai and Manila) play off singles and fourball games.

Fanling Times,

The following starting times have been drawn for the old course at Fanling on Sunday.

The result of yesterday's four-9.24 .., T. Low, S. T. Butlin. ball gantes between Shanghai and 9.28 a.m., W. Ironalde, J. D.

· Hong Kong was as follow:— Crawford.

9.32

}

B.Mer A. Nicol, N. K.

Littlejohn.

9,36 am., H. G. Hegarty, T. G.

T. D. E. Pendered and L. G. S. Dodwell lost to M. W. Budd and A. R. Blinko, 10 and 9. Capt. F. D. Erskine and Capt. H. | Weall.

F. Bloxham boat H. R. Malcolm and J. F. Pilcher, 3 and 2.

9.40 a.m., W. K. Taft, R. A. Mason.

9.44 D.M., J. Coulthart, J. Cameron, ・・

9.48 a.m., A. Sommerfelt, H. R. Forsyth.

0.52 a.m., Abraham.

10.00 .a.ni., A Leach, A. B, Purves.

10.04 a.m, A. E. Lissaman, D. Forbes,

10.08 a.m., J. P. Sherry, C Mycock,

10.12 a.m., E. R. Hallifax, E. D. Matthews,

10.16 a.m., W. A. Butterfield, J. W. Alabaster, 10.20' a.m., Bentley.

M

H. R. Sturt, J.

A.

10.24 a.m., W. L. Dunbar, F. Redmond.

10.28 a.m., S. A. Arthur, Spicer.

10,32 ..

E. Stone, G Costello.

10.36 a.m., T. Ramsay, F. Taylor. 10.40 a.m., A. R. Cox, D. M. Goodall.

SCOTT AGGRIEVED.

COMPLAINT ABOUT U. S. REFEREES.

TO TRY AGAIN, ́ ́

London, January 7. Charges of unfairness against American referees were laid by Phil Scott shortly after returning from hia United States tour.

"Unless you knock a man out or beat him outside his own town you H. have little chance of getting the

verdict," he alleged.

Scott claimed that he won Eovery round of his fight against Johnny Risko, and declared that the ringside reporters and radio an- nouncers uphold his opinion, but the referee gave him a raw deal. He hopes to meet Risko again when he returns to the United States in the spring.

10.44 a.m., W. L. Alexander, J. Harrop.

50/1. U Un II.

20/1. Blackstone Hall.

:

25/1. Guild Holl,

L. R. Andrewes and G. Murray.

beat K. M. Cumming and A. V.] Pettitt, 9 and 7. The points up to date aro: Hong Kong (two matches) points, Shanghai (one match) points, Manila

2 (one match) points.

8 2

B. D. Evans, S.

9,56 R.m., A. D. Humphreys, A. 0. Brown.

INTERPORT

"BROADCAST."

25/1. Manor Hall,

93/1. Duke of Verona. 12/1. Young Pretender.

4/1. Heir Apparent. 100/15. Sitting Bull. 100/8. Bakers Bay! 22/1. Coos Bay. 25/1. Deepwater_Bay. 100/10.. Monterey Bay.

25/1. Comrade. 20/1. Captain,

12/1. New Year's Eve.

8/1. Boxing Eve.

26/1.

8/1. 25/1.

Mish Mish. November.

Handsome Stag 9/1. Winsome Stag.

YACHTING. ·

To-day is reserved for a re-sall, or other race for the racing classes.

To-morrow, according to the pro- Kramme, the Cruisers are down to snil their 4th Championship race, the course belg:-Datum Rock (S), Mark in Discovery Bay (S), Mark on Club Line (P), Channel Rocks (S). Distance: 22,3 miles.

Swansea Town are still receiv- ing substantial offers for the transfer of Lewis, their Welsh in- tornational centre forward.“ It

is reported that he will leave the Welsh club after the conclusion of their Cup-ties.

A. Chan Fook, S. F. Chen, A. T. Lee, H T. Barma.

The following will represent the University "B" Team in a friendly match against the Club The following will represent de Recreio "B" Team on Sun- the University 2nd XI in a friend- day, at 2 p.m. on the Home (captain), ly match against the C.S.C.G. 2nd ground:-A. Baker XI on Saturday, at 2 pm. on the A. B. Sulieman, A. A, Aziz, S. F. Home ground:-A. Baker (cap. Chen, B. H. Schroter, N. P. tain), W. M. Gittins, Dr. M. B. Karanjia, G. E. Yeoh. F. Osman, B, N. Sudan, A. B. Sulie- Hosheim, A. Rodrigues, H. T.

man, K. T. Loke, S. B. Kormani, Barma, A. N. Other.

THE BROADCASTING OF SOCCER MATCHES AT HOME

HAS BECOME QUITE COMMON, SO WE

WILL NOW HEAR. THE INTERPORT GAME BROADCASTED FROM

SHANGHAI,

(Continued on Next Column.)

STORM. IT IS RAINING

3.45 PM. STILL Raining,

AND THE CATTAINSA

~ARE TOSSING UP.

THE SHANGHAI CENTRE FORWARD HAS KICKED

OFF,

SHANGHAI

SCORE.

SHANGHAI

SCORE AGAIN,

AND AGAIN.

PLAY HAS RESUMNER AND SHANGHAI HAVE ONCE MORE FOUND THE NET.

A HONG KONG PLAYER HAS GOT THE BALL

A SIMIGRAI

SUPPORTER HAS JUST SAID THE

IN SYMPATHY WITH HONG KONG IT HAS

STOPPID RAINING.

·SHANGHAI-

WME OBIECTED TO THIS AND HAVE

SCORED ANOTHER

„SHA#GRAÏ

HAVE STOPPED SCORING

| IT'S HALF- -TIME.

JT IS HOW GETTING LATÉ PROPLE, AND WE ARE CLOSING. DOWN, BUT BEFORE I PUT AWAY THE HICROPHONE, 2 MUST TILL YOU „That Shaughat Have JUST SCORED VERT EXCITING, SO SHANGHAI THEIR SEVENTH TOAL

GOOD NIGHT EVERYONE,

MATCH IS MOTT.

How Shanghai Won.

STAM

He admitted that Knute Hansen caught him napping. He did not think that Hansen would start off with such a terrific rush. Scott warned British boxers that they must learn to step straight in from the first bell, if they want to get anywhere against Americaną.

"We have been trained to be too slow," he declared. "Boxing al- ways counts, but we have to be ready to meet the Americans half

way.'

"

EXCHANGE.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

2/- 38

On London- Bank wire Bank on demand ... 2/8/10 Bank 30 day's sight. Bank 4 months' aight 2/- Credits 4 months' sight 2/1 8 Documentary 4 months

sight

On demand

2/1

1245

On Parla

Credits 4 months' sight 1820

On Berlin- On demand

On New York- On demand

49 Credits 60 days' sight 50%

On Bombay- Wire ...

On demand

On Calcutta-· Wiro On demand

On demand...

On Singapore-e

On Manila- On demand

On Shanghai-- On demand ....

30 day's sight (private

paper)

On Yokohama→→→ On demand

Gold Leaf, 100 fine

(per taol)

"Monte Hunn was beaten only very narrowly by Hansen, wherens

Sovereigns

(Bank's

buying rate)

I won all the way and practically silver (per oz.)

knocked Munn out. I should like

to meet Hansen again and I see no Bar Silver in Hong reason why I should not best thei best of them."

The American sporting public are good friends of Scott, He declared that all the jeering that he received after his fight with Hansen was for publicity purposes, and that the American people took it for what it was worth.-United Press,

C. C. Dacre, the New Zealand cricketer, who has received per-1 mission from the New Zealand Cricket Association to qualify for | Gloucestershire, will leave for

England in March.

188

1882

188%

1991

86

984

nom.e

104

9.60 26%

Kong

2% prem Chinese Copper Cash nom. Chinese Copper Cents 6% prem Rate of Native In-

terest

7% P.A. Chinese Sub. Coin. 27% dis. Hong Kong Sub. Coin par.

LONDON EXCHANGES.

London, Yesterday,

124

Parls New York

Berlin

4.87 9/$2

84.99

26.31

Brussels

Genova

Amsterdam

12.08%

Milan

02.05

20.46

Stockholm

18:17

&

Copenhagen

18.20

Oslo.

18.31

Vienna

34.572

Prague

1642

Helsingfors

193

Madrid

28.75

Lisbon

2:23/64

Athens

8672

Bucharest

790

Rio

Buenos Aires Bombay

Shanghai

Clapton Orient are giving trial to Peperill, the Mid-Rhondda and former Cardiff Corinthians inside left, who has shown out- standing form in the Southern League. He is only 21 years of age.

10.48 a.m., A. E. Ellams, C. B. Brown.

10.52 a.m., R. M. Finlayson, W.

D. Brown.

Hong Kong

Yokohama Silver Spot

10.56 a.m., E. P. Fletcher, W. C. Silver Forward

Barber.

5 29/32

47 29/32

1/6 1/16

2/7

2/01/2

1/11 5/64

26% 26

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