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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1928.

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SOCCER

OPENING MATCHES

TO-MORROW

NORTHERNERS' VISIT

TOLLEY WINS

WHISTLE KINGS

LOCAL REFEREES TO MEET

AN INVITATION

THE CHINA MAIL,

ST. ANDREW'S DAY THE H.K. BOCIETY. DECIDES 'ON A BALL

47TH ANNUAL MEETING

Which Newspaper? Coming to the rule relating to | advertising the General Meeking in local newspapers, Mr. Ralston pointed out that the rule said that such advertisement, was to. be In- The monthly meeting will be Not having received an invita- serted in the "Daily Press" and held at the Chaplains Hut, Scan- tion to attend the annual meeting "China Ma!" "only," and that that dal Point, on Friday, October 5, of the Hong Kong St. Andrew's rule had become 1928, at 6.00 p.m. The committee Society, the "China Ma is in-case he had seen an advertise- have arranged for Warrant En-debted to the "Hong Kong Daily HONOURSgineer J. W. Barber, R.N.; to give Press" for the following report of ment of the meeting in the "South

China Morning Post." a short lecture on "Referees." the proceedings:- All registered referecs are cor-

The forty-seventh annual gen- Laboulle, Yesterday.

Play-eral meeting of the Hong Kong St. The French open golf cham- daily invited to attend. the Hong Kong Football Season pionship was won the Cyril Tolleyers, persons desiring to qualify as Andrew's Society, held at the City take places of the Club ground at over 72 holes with, an aggregate referees, and anyone interested in Hall yesterday evening, was pro- All it meant was that the Society

[By "Rover."]

The opening matches proper of

the Valley to-morrow and there

is also a big Chinese match at Caroline Hill on Sunday.

The opening programme is as follows:-

Saturday, September 20. Chinese Athletic (winners of of Lengue, 1927-28) v. Rest League, kick off 5 p.m., Club ground, Valley. Referce: Captain Austin.

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Hong Kong Club v. Army Small Units, Club ground, Valley, kick off. 3.30 p.m.

Sunday, September 30. South China A.A. v. Lok Hwa, Caroline, Hill, kick off 4.30 p.m..

These are very interesting matches and the League winners are hoping to field all last year's successful side, including Pau Ka-ping, their brilliant goalie who this year is playing for South China.

The Rest team, although not the best the League could have chosen, is nicely selected with a view to Club representation, prac- tically all the Clubs being repre 'sented in the team, which should give the Athletic a fine run. The form of both sets of players will be closely watched and there should be a very large crowd there.

Before the big match the Club are fielding their full available strength against the Army Small Units, the newly-entered Army team in the Senior League, and the Club will line up as follows:- Logan (goal), Stewart and Holt (backs). McBride (captain), Massey and Watson (half backs). Alexander, Reid, Peers, Scott, Trambitsky (forwards).

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The Club's new, men will have a good tryout as will the New Army team, and the new players on the Club side start with good reputations, one being an old "Charterhouse School" player;

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NEW FRENCH GOLF CHAMPION

BRITONS TAKE

of 283.

H. Kinch, of Woodcote Park,

Cyril Tolley. was second with 284 and Henry Cotton, of Langley Park, third with 286.

Ernest Whitcombe, of Bourne- mouth, tied for third place..

Duncan, the holder, competed, -Reuter.

BOWLS.

MATCHES DOWN FOR TO-MORROW

ultra vires be

The Chairman replied that the word "only" was not included In either the new or the old rales.

the game will be welcome.

longed by a very lengthy discus should advertise in not less than Registered referees wishing to Join the Association should write sion over the adoption of the new two newspapers.

rules drawn to replace the old

Tribute to Mr. Maconachie to Mr. F. Smith. Royal Naval

At the conclusion of the meet- Armament Depot, Hong Kong, ones, which it, was stated, had been drafted as far back as 1899, for full particulars. The com-

While

ining, Mr. Bonnar took the oppor oke member Was mittee hope that all members will make a special effort to attend the favour of the old rules, others tunity of welcoming all new mem- monthly meetings. The nearest wanted the new ones to be adept bera. He said that it was a plea The sure to welcome new members 'but way to the Chaplains Hut is uped subject to alterations, Murray, path, then the first turn matter was gone into rule by rule it was a great regret to have to ing to the left und straight on for and cach was eventually passed any good-bye to old ones. Next week they would have to say fare- about 300 yards.

with only minor alterations. •

In the absence of Mr. D well to one of their members who Templeton and Mr.A. K. had made a mark in the Colony, Henderson, president and vice. He referred to the Rev. J. Kirk.

the Maconachte. president respectively of Society, Mr. J. W. C. Bonnar took The speaker went on to eulogise the chair. He was supported by the good work done for St. An- Messrs. D. Gow, K. E. Graig, P.drew's Society by Mr. Maconachle Tod. B. Wylie, R. Sutherland, during the time that he had been with them.. Mr. R. M. Dyer, A. Ritchie and E. M.. associated Bryden.

Maconachie, he said, had always Chairman Reviews the Year helped the Society with heart and Addressing the meeting, the soul, and he felt sure they would chairman said:

all miss him. They would greatly

IMPERSONATION ?

EURASIAN POSES AS A POLICEMAN

ALLEGED ROBBERY

A sequel to a daring robbery in Yaumati some days ago, in which a Eurasian was alleged to have been implicated, was heard at the. Kow- loon Magistracy to-day when Douglas Gifford (24) unemployed, charged with (a)

t:

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Our holdings in Straits Settle.miss Mr. Maconachie's inimitable ments War Loan were realised, and displays of Scottish humour.

was the proceeds amounting to Turning to Mr. Maconachie, Mr. imperson- $7,969.74 plus $2,080.26 from cur- Bonnar said that members of the The following matches are down ating B police constable and

rent account; wore transferred to St. Andrew's Society could not al- thus gaining entrance into for decision to-morrow:-

& Fixed Deposit, for $10,000. This low him to go away without show- flat at No. 300 Temple-street, amount was invested in Hong Kong ing their esteem and affection in Yaumati and (b) stealing a quanti-Government 6 per cent. Public a practidal manner and they would ty of jewellery and about 4. Enels Works Loan.

therefore take this opportunity of

Division II

Recrelo "A" v. Yacht Club. Kowloon,C.C. v. Craigengower. Bowling Green v. Recreio "B". Talkoo R.C. v. Civil Service.

LEAGUE TABLES

The positions in the League to date are:-

Division IL

F. W. D. L. Pts Civil Service C.C. 14 10 1 8 21 Recreio "A"....18 10 0 3.20 Taikoo R.C.12 9 0 3 16 Kowloon B.G.C...14 7 1 6 15 Craigengower C.C. 14 6 0 8 12 Kowloon C.C. ...13 6 1 7 11 Recreio "B" East Point R.C...15 4 0:11 8 Yacht Club

..13 4 1 8 9

.12 3.0 96

GOLF

TEEING-OFF TIMES FOR SUNDAY.

Following are the teeing-off times for Sunday:-

9.24 a.m. K. L. Dugan, H. A.

Lammert.

9.28

F

9.32

9.36

9.40

9.44

17

9.48

9.52

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9.56

On Sunday at Caroline Hill, the visit of the "Lok Hwa" team cap. tained by Lai Wai-tong of the Shanghai Interport team will play South China at 4.30 p.m., Caroline Hill, is very nearly completed as regards accommodation for spec- tators and there is now ample room for the large crowd expect- ed. The Lok Hwa team last year in Shanghai were League Cham- plons and Shield winners, winning the League by one point. They defeattd the runners-up in the League, the Bedfords and Hearts, by 4 goals to one, also defeating the Royal Navy In the Shield Final by 2 goals to one. During 10:00- their Manlia tour they have play-

ed 5 matches beating "All-Manila" 10.04 and their record is: won 3, lost 1, drawn 1.

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C. C. Stark, A. Lissaman:

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of raw opium, the property of Chan Yee, complainant.

J. R. M. Smith Scholarship Re- asking Mr. Maconachie to take

Three others involved in the rob-venue and Expenditure: The sum away with him a souvenir to re- bery made good their escape, but of $717 has been transferred from mind him of his brother Scotsmen.

the Society's current amount to a in Hong Kong.. Savings Bank account in the above

defendant was arrested.

Detective-Inspector Fallon said he understood that defendant was to be represented by Mr. Leo d'Almada, who asked for a date to be fixed.

The case was formally adjourned for a week, bail being allowed in $508.

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