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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929.

Sport Columns

FOOTBALL

K.O.S.D. DRAW WITH THE NAVY

TWO JUNIOR GAMES

Playing in Division L of the 'League yesterday, the K.O.S.B. XI. drew with the Royal Navy at Caroline 11. The game through out was keenly contested and in the second molely both sides showed up to their advantage,

The final scores were 1-1.

In Division II.. the K.O.S.B. added another feather to their cap at the expense of the University, This game was played at Sookum- 1734, It was rather a desultory affair with the Borderers taking things all their own way. scores were 4-0),

The

Another Seconul Division match was played at Caroline Hill be

Royal Navy tween the

and the Somersets. On form the sailors should have won, but ill luck pre- vented them from scoring more points. The match, ended in a draw, the scores being 1-),

Armistice Day Match

On Armistice Day the "Rust" will play the "Service" in a funt. ball match for the Poppy Funf, The following will represent the

Rest."

Pau Ka-ping (S. China);

Wynn (Pair) and C. File (Kowloon); Hedley (Kowloon), Hilson (Police) and fam Yuk-ying (Athletic); Ten Kwaishing (Athletics, Fung King- cheung TS. (HK.R.C.), Dr

bina). Goldman Valentine (Polley)

and Ip Pnowa (S. China).

Reserves-Li Ting-ang (S. China), McGrenvy (Police), Walsum (IK.F.C.). B. Gosano (Recreio). T. Pe and Miles (Kowloon).

MILITARY MATCH

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R.E. and R. Signals v. "D" (M.G.) Co. K.O.S.B.

This game.

nt Happy Valley yesterday anded in a win fro the Engineers-cura-Signals by the only goal scored. Tenms:-

R.E.

Perry,

And R.S.-Penny; Gillett, Morris, Grosvenor, Palmer; Cotton Sabin, Dolling. Higginson. Afayaurd.

K.O.S.D. Wilson; Philip Feast: MeHarry, Beattie, McKenna: Kinnear, Twynholm, McKee, Stephens, John-

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RUGBY CLUB WIN

DEFEAT ARMY IN A FINE MATCH

GOLDMAN SCORES 1 TRIES

I.. Goldmar. the all-round sportsman from Shanghai, score: four tries yesterday in a match in which the Hong Kong Football Club

Rugby section) defeated the Army at Happy Valley by 28 points to 3.

Teams:

ILK,F.C. (rugby section):-Grieve; Wand, Strition: Massey (captain). Goldman. Fiammer, Law, Lammert; West, Richiell. Sampson, Miln-Day, Kendrow," Gammell, and Suttil.

THE CHINA MAIL,

THE HOME TURF

"Double Life" Wins the Cambridgeshire

London. Yesterday.. The result of the Cambridge- shire, run to-day, was as follows:

1. Double Life. 2: Va Tout.

3. Palais Royal II. Won by a neck; one hand. There were 36 runners.

Betting:-Double Life 20/1; Vaj Tout 50/1; Palais Royal II. 100/6. -Reiter.

Exciting Finish

Rugby, Yesterday. The race for the Cambridgeshire atakes in the big autumn handicap, run over a mile and ane furlong at New Market, was contested by 36 horses and resulted in an exciting finish.

The Army Pte. Hearne (1st Bn.

Lady Zin Wernher's "Double Somerset 11); Pte. King (2nd B King's Dwn Scottish Barierers), Lt. | Life" won by a neck from Captain Herbage (H.K:S.B., RA). Pte. Cohn's French horse "Va Tout." Buseumbe Somersets), Pte. Kearle Monsieur Jacques Wittouck's (Somersets); LL. Evans (Somersets), "Palais Royal" was a third of a

te Spies (Somerents; Lt. Burton (ILK.S.B. R.A), L&. Swayne (Somerhead away. sets), Lt. Christian (R.A.), įt.

CRICKET

R.A.S.C, TURN TABLES ON THE RA-ILC.

MANY EXTRAS

A cricket match on the Sue kumpoo ground yesterday result- ed in the R-4.S.C. raversing the defeat administered to them by the R.AM.C. short time ngo.

Scores:-

R.1.5.6

Mackay, b McGowan ).

Lt. Marshall, b McGowan .... Lyons, e Bennett, b McGowan W. O. Macdonald, b Elbrow Croweroft, b Elbrow Fennell, e Lees, b Eibrow Andrews, Evans, þ McGowan Simpson, b Elbrow

Tavrin. Collings, b McGowan Marshall, not out

Mr Langmaid, b Collings

Extras

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LOCAL TENNIS

Results of the Open Championship

The following are the results of the second round Doubles Open Tennis Champion- of the Mixed

ship:

1. K. Lo and Miss Enid Lo beat K. L. Ho and Mrs. Chiu Chun-chiu 7-5, 6-2.

E. C. Fincher and Mrs. Sayer beat Thomas Lay and Mrs. J. B. McCaw 6-0, 6-1.

Major Luens and Mrs. Totten- ham beat H. D. Rumjahn and Mrs. Gull 6-2, 6-1.

# McEachran and Mrs. Taylor beat H. Lo and Mr. Bradbury 6-2. 6-3,

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10

The

Semi-Finals

will bo

two semi-final 35 played off on Sunday, November

3 at 4 p.m. at C.R.C.:

100

Totul

Price were 20 to 1, 50 to 1, and

R.A.M.C, Collings, Langmaid, b Fennell Cottingham, e Tavlin, b Simpson Dodahon, b Androwa.. Metiowan, Andrews, b Fennell Tomlin, e Fennell, b Andrews. Lees, Lb.w., Andrews

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17

7

Elbrow, e Langmnid, b Simpson

14

Brooks, Simpson

Lawrie, Langmuid,

Fennell

Evans, not out

Thicknesse (Somersets). Pte. Mogg 100 to 6-British Wireless Service. (Somersets). 1./Bur. Falk (R.A), Sgt. Richard.con (Barderers), Gr. Palmer (R.A.).

Because the Club halves were superior, the Army backs had Fewer chances. For speed also, the Club backs were faster than

their opponents. While the Club forwards shone mainly in the loose. the Army pack had the better of things in tight acrums. But the deciding factor, apparently, lay in the Club having understanding and, therefore, combination-while the Army XV had not played to- gether before. Nevertheless the Club deserved to win.

Gummell scored a try for the

Bascombe

levelled the scores by sending in a penalty goal.

Goldman got the next try and them converted one by Plummer. giving the Club a lead of 8 points. at half time.

In the order mentioned, further tries were scared for the Club in the second half, as follows: Goldman (his second). Latimert, Plummer is second. Goldman converting), Goldman (his third), Goldman (his fourth).

Club 28 points (2 goals, 6 tries). Army 3 points (a penalty goal),

Naval Match

A Rugby football match played yesterday afternoon

was

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HOCKEY

Club de Recreio Draw With the K.O.S.B.

A goalless, draw at hockey was played at King's Park yesterday. between Club de Recreio 2nd XI. and the K.0.S.B. 2nd XI. Teams: Recreio.-A. .A. Romelios: F. Barros. R. Robarts; D. C. Alves, A. A. R. Botelho, C. Basto; C. R. Pereira, H. Alves, D. Soper, F. Remedios, A. P. Sliva,

K.O.S.B.-Asprey: Crease, Belfield; Stewart. Hawkett, McCann; McGuire, Lient. MacLean, Fotheringham, Dodds. Belm.

Happy Valley between teams from H.M.S. "Berwick" and HMS. Titania." the latter winning by three tries (9 points) to tries (6 points). Teams:

two

Berwick ": Allen; Woodridge, Powell, Mudge, Donoghue; Lyons, Owens Davidson, Gibbons. Turner, Brangdon, Jamer, Burrows, Lieut. Harrison, Winchester.

"Titania"-Shawe; Brooker, Bull, Coutanche, Page; Absolan, Sanderson; Sturrock, Sisith. Elsan. Sheppard. at Crichton, Tytle, Hinde, Wright.

Bennett, b Simpson

Extras

Totu!

M. K. Lo and Miss Enid Lo v. E. C. Fincher and Mrs. Saver (Court No. 1).

Major Lalens and Mrs. Totten- ham

McEachran and Taylor (Court No. 2),

LAWN BOWLS

Mrs.

11 Kowloon C.C. Defeated

By Sports Club

$6

SATURDAY'S LEAGUE MATCH AT KING'S PARK

The following will represent the I.R.C, 2nd XI in a League match against the Club de Recreio, King's Park, on Saturday. at 2 p.m. sharp: M. P. Madar (Capt.), H. T. Barma, A. R. Suffiad, A. M. Rum- Jahn, A.. R. H. Esmall, N.. B. Kitchell, D. Mohamed, A. K. Ismail, F. M. e Arculli and B. R. Irani. Reserve: J. S. Ackber.

KOWLOON GOLF CLUB

In a lawn bowls match on they Kowloon C.C. green yesterday, the Sports Club defeated the K.C.C. by 19 shots. Scorea:-

Sports Club. Sutton

K.C.C.

Hampton

at

Hyde-Lay Fraser Silkstone Webb Burford Blackburn Gibson

Jordain

Southern

13 Bradbury

28

Whyte Alves

Edwards

18 Davies

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Taikoo R.C.

Season On

The Taikoo Recreation Club is closing its bowling green for the Saturday afternoon, The following is the draw for

when prizes won by members dur- the First Round of the Clubing the season will be presented. Championship to be played on November 10:-

F. E. Remedios v. W. Groves. J. H. Austin v. J. Mackintosh, J. D. Thomson v. A. A. Dand. A. A. Lopes v. F. E. Skinner. H. G. Howard v. J. McKelvie. E. D. da Raza v. H. Overy. A. Eastman v.. A. W. da Roza.

. C. Wilson v. W. Borrowman.

YACHT CLUB

The opening cruise of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club is adver- tised to take place at the Club House, North Point, on Saturday.

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