1928-09-24 — Page 15

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1928.

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SOCCER.

READY FOR LEAGUE GAMES.

PRACTICE MATCHES,

THE CHINA MAIL,

[By "Rover.") Within a week of serious foot ball, with the Clubs all going: strong in practice games, the first League matches on. October 8, 1.e., Saturday week, promise to be of a very interesting nature. From a casual glance around, the clubs' playing fields on practice nights, there has been evidence of much

activity.

of the season and probably will be a shorter meeting than many of its successors. The meeting is belag held at the Chaplain's Hut, Scan- dal Polat's

Practice Games. Following are the results of Sa- turday's games

Recreio Club

K.F.C.

Queen's 4 2 Police 0

8- Air Force 0 The S. China-Navy match was put off.

Playing on the Club ground, the Hong Kong Football Club defeat ed the Police eleven by two goals to nothing, in an evenly contested Most Club Committees know game on Saturday afternoon.

With the ground in a slippery their weaknesses and their prob-condition, both teams took time able chances, and unless I am mis- to settle down, but the Club for taken there will be a levelling-up warda, after smart play, manag- of the senior Clubs all around this ed to score 15 minutes from com- year, and a big fight for the mencement, Reid being responsi- League Championship up to the ble for a hot shot that had the end of the Season.

goalie quite beaten an

The match on Saturday next well provide interest mainly in the dis- closure of the strength of the Chinese Athletic, whose doings this year will be watched with interest. I have been informed that the Athletic through business reasons removing one or two players from the Colony, will not be the force this year they were last; also there are rumours of changes in the management. But the Athletic possessed a rare lot of reserves last year and Saturday's game with the "Rest of the League" should give us the opportunity of gang-| ing the strength of the League champions.

To-day Monday, the Kow- loon A.F.A. hold their annual meet- ing, which I am informed is being eagerly anticipated by the mem- bers, and discussion is promised on many interesting points.

All football' enthusiasts and

Both ends were visited in turn, and there were several narrow escapes, but it was not till after 45 minutes' play that the Club got another goal, this time through Watson. The Police had very hard luck and should have, at least, brought the score level before the final whistle blew.

The Infant second son of Mr. Gerald Harrison, Conservative M.P. for the Bodmin division of Corn- wall, was christened at the Crypt Chapel of the House of Commons.

HOT WEATHER. DIET. Mistakes Many People Make." Many people lose their appetite at this time of year, and from this draw conclusions that they are not medically sound. Some say that in summer the body does not re- quire so many meals; but that is | wrong.

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players in Hong Kong generally Certainly the body does not re- and Kowloon particularly will require as many energy-giving ele- grat the absence of Mr. Robert ments, but, strength-sustaining had to leave the Colony for the not be found in the unsubstantial benefit of his health for a short meals usually partaken of with the holiday. Speedy recovery and a idea of "keeping cool." quick return of Mr. Hall to the world of Hong Kong football, it is unnecessary to, state, is a univer- sal wish.

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Then the common mistake of tak- ing too many cold "gassy" drinks also sets up trouble. They die tend the stomach, and dilute its On Tuesday the Hong Kong Foot- digestive juices; exhaustion, lasst ball Association holds its second tude, lack of appetite and indigea- monthly meeting, and Mr. Hall's tien follow. Your stomach needs genial personality as Chairman will new blood summer and winter, and' be greatly missed. Others vacat the best method of renewing the ing their offices on the Council in blood and strengthening the diges

near future are the Rev. tion is by taking Dr. Williams' Alexander, C.F, whose place will Pink Pills. These pills combat the be taken by Captain Austin, M.C., poisons In the blood, and create M.M., and Mr. J. McCubbin, the new, rich blood. By this natural latter unfortunately in all prob process you remedy your debility, ability a permanent loss to Hong the system being, toned, up, the Kong Football These departures digestive organs strengthened and will in all probability necessitate the overworked nerves invigorated, la now member on the Council as So lose no time, but begin to- Mr. J. Lawrence, of Club de Re- day to take Dr. Williams Pink creio, who was nominated at the Pills, and see how soon you feel last annual general meeting of the the benefit. Of all chemists or H.K.F.A., automatically occupies post free, $1.50 per bottle, $8 for one of the vacancies. The agenda six bottles, from the Dr. Williams of the meeting for Tuesday con- Medicine Co., 60, Klangse Road, tains nothing of an unusual nature, Shanghai. Nothing else is just as but will mark the official start off good.

MANY ASPIRANTS.

FOR TUNNEY'S IDLE CROWN.

RIOKARD'S DILEMMA

New York, Sept. 15. Here they come! The thunder ing herd of heavyweight prize view, making more noise about fighters is pounding down into their individual and collective claims for Gene. Tunney's vacated title than a mass of thirst-crazy buffaloes headed for the desert

waterhole.

Warning of the impending stampede came from the plains of the Argentine. It was in the form of an announcement from Luis Angel Firpo, "Wild Bull of the Pampas," that he would begin training immediately to fight his way into position as the outstand- ing title claimant.t

Acting by intuition, Tex Rickard, master promoter, escap- ed to an isolated golf course where he will remain until some of the sort of order is made chaos reigning among the behe- moths of biff.

Meanwhile those in a position to do a bit of preliminary bally- hooing are sounding off. Here are samples of their thoughts, verbal and written:

"Jack Sharkey, can beat, the best of them. His decision loss to Tom Heeney was a mere acci- dent Jack Dempsey had to foul him to beat him."

"Johnny Risko can't be denied. Didn't Tunney say he was & great fighter?".

"Tommy Loughran is the mas- ter boxer heavyweights. He can outbox 'em as fast as they throw 'em into the ring,”

"Paulino Uzcudun is the best qualified of the lot. He can box and hit and he has colour."

"Knute Hansen is the hardest hitting heavyweight in the ring to-day. If he had half as much training as Tom Heeney had pre- paring for Tunney he would be unbeatable.”":

There the major speculation ends. But there is always food for thought for the wild eyed ones in the expectation that both Firpo and Jack Dempsey will try to come back. This is the idea that fascinates even Rickard.

While Rickard remains in the background, his lieutenants are sorting the names of "title" claimants who will fit in nicely when the drive, heralding the in- evitable "elimination" series, be ging.

Another month or so will ex- pose the next move of the heavy- weight herd. The first of the big clashes between the milling con dors probably will be held at a big outdoor show. After that the eircus will move indoors where the process of constructing the next championship bout will be carried on throughout the winter with the crisis timed for arrival for a big 1929 outdoor exposition.Asso ciated Press.

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