MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929.
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THE
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
CHINA MAIL,
A. E. Lissaman bast W. L. Dunbar,
3 and 2.
CAPTAIN'S CUP
SEX WAR DANGER
Trouble in British Postal Service
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Division I. Chinese Ath. 0 S. China R.A.
O. E. C. Marton beat J. M. Walker,
3 and 1.
0
0 Recreio
St. Joseph's
1 Clab
Somersets
2 Kowloon
Navy
3 Police
0
Division IIL (South)
Division IL
"
Brentford
2 Luton Town
K.O.S.B.
5 St. Joseph's
Play for the Captain's Cup et Fanling on Decembar 7 and 8, resulted:-
The
Bishop
1
Brighton
4 Walsall
0
R.A.
2 Chinese "A"
2
1 Southend U
Howloon
1 Somersets
4
A. D. Humphreys 841178 addressing (qualifies),
the
Coventry C.
3 Exeter City
3
Ewo
0
Navy
Other scores:-
of Manchester
conference the National Council of Women of Great Britain, at Manchester,
of
8
Merthyr T.
1 Norwich City
S. China "B" 0
S. China "A"
4
Newport C.
5 Gillingham
I
Chinese "B" 1 Eastern
岿
Plymouth Swindon T.
3 Fulham
1
2 Queen's Pk. R. 2
Torquay U. Watford
2 Crystal P.
2 2
Saturday's Results in Leagues
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
¡From Our Own Correspondent.] London, Saturday.
The following are the results of the English League and the Scot- tish League matches to-day:~~
(First Division)
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division I
Birmingham 3 Manchester C.
Blackburn R. 2 Leeds U. Grimsby Town 0 Everton Huddersfield T. 2 Portsmouth Leicester City 0 Derby C. Liverpool 1 Burnley Manchester U. 1 Bolton W. Middlesbro' 4 Sheffield W. Newcastle U. 2 Aston Villa West Ham U. 1 Sunderland
Clapton 0.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE
1 Northampton Bristol Rovers v. Bournemouth abandoned at half time; with Somersets Bournemouth leading by 1-0.
Goals.
K.0.8.B. Athletic
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt. South China
Navy Plymouth
17 11 0.0 42 18 28 Kowloon Brentford...17 11 3 3 30 16 26 Brighton
R.A. ...17 10 4 3 80 22 24
0 Northanta 1 B'nemouth
17 10 3 4 28 17 23 Becrele 16 8 8 2 34 10 20 Club
3 Southend ...17 7 7 B
Fulham
Division I
Goals.
P. W. D. L. 07 11
F. A. Pts. 19
11 542 17 8 14
6 2 1 17 4 12
2 2 19 14 12
9
T. C. Monaghan .. 87—10— 77 was eloquent on the danger of a sex
L. G. S. Dodwell.. B2- 5=77|war arising from the present-day J. Smith
freedom of women.
..... 88-10=78
There were 31 entries.
Optional Pool
87-1176
J. S. MacLaren There were nine entries,
KOWLOON G,C. CHAMPIONSHIP
The semi-final round of the Club 12 18 6 11 Championship was played off yes
9terday, when F. E. Remedios met J. D. Thomson, and E. D. da Roza was drawn against D. C. Wilson. F. E. Remedios beat J. D.
Thomson at the, 19th,
3
3 3 2 II B
4 14 18 13
··
$ 18
7 15
25 21
.17 R
21
St. Joseph's Pollee
9 2 0 7
8 28
4
A
4 .17 8 3
24 20
1 B
8 28
1
Division II.
0
3 Walsall
P...19 7 B
..18
Goals.
7 4 7 36 22 18
P. W. D. L.
1 Swindon....10
.18 15 0 3
K.O.S.B.
F. A. Pts. 8 67 35, 34 188. China "A" 9 9 1 0 36
70 16 20 a 17 1 Queen's PR. 16 5 8 3 21 21
1 21 18
.11 7 3 1 38 7 Norwich
46 34 35 18 Navy.....
1887 17 18 Somersets .14 7 3 4 37 23
42.8 17 16 10
2. Luton
Shellield United v. Arsenal post-Watford poned..
Goals.
730 34 16 Chinese "A"
5 5 7 20 30
0 30 16 Chinese "B" 9 18 28 19
12 Kowloon
1801
0 7 1 1 80 11
1 Exeter
Torquay
1 2 2 14 2013 St. Joseph's 10 3 8 8 27 38 12 Eastern 3 8 27 19 Clapton 0...17 2 8 7 14 25 Bristol R.
..10 3 4 9 28 30 10 Newport....17 3 4 16 27 38 Gillingham ..17 Merthyr 15 1 4 10 13
P. W. D. L F. A. Pta. M'chester C. 17 10 4 3 43 28 24 Aston Villa .18 10 3 5 39 31 23 Wednesday .17 10
4 40 22 23 Derby Lueds
Middlesbro,18
West Ham 18
Liverpool...18 7 4 7
Leicester...18
7 4 7
Huddersfield 18 7 4 7 ....17 7 73 7
Arsenal
4 2 4 25 27
1 4 18 19
4 15 19 27
10
2
R.A. 10 University
3 3 11
14
35
43
R.A.M.C.
0 China "B" 10 2 1 7 15 34 6 Recreio
4
10
21
5
0 34
12 1 1 10
12 40
Club
6 34
8
2 Y
8 32
2
18
3
4 5 32 29 22
...18
9 2 7 33 24 20
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
9
7 5 6 36
Aberdeen
2 Hibernians
0
Ayr United Celtic
2 Morton
0
3 St. Mirren
0
Cowdenbeath
4 Clyde
0
Dundee United 2 Falkirk
2
Hearts
1 Airdrieonians
0
33 16
Motherwell
2 Kilmarnock
0
Queen's Park Rangers
2 Hamilton A,
0
4 Dundee
1
St. Johnstone
1 Partick T
Goals.
Blackburn 18 0
18 7 2 s
Barnley....18
Birmingham 1864 Belton
Everton 19 5
195 9 38 38 16 Portsmouth 18 5 8 30 33 16
B Shefeld U. 17 6 3 8 Newcastle
1871 10 34 43 16 M'chester U. 187 1 10 26 32 15 Sunderland 17 6 4 8 21 91 14 Grimsby ....18 4 0 28 42 14
Ewo
THE LAI WAH CUT
Army Team for Next Saturday
D. C. Wilson beat da Raza,
and 2.
He deplored the suggestion that ene sex must strive for mastery and appealed to all married folk to prove to the youth of to-day that marriage was the best partnership in the world.
Mr. G. Wightman Powers, Re- corder of Leicester, addressing the Grand Jury at the Quarter Sessions, less pessimistic than Bishop about women's invasion of the professions.
WAS
the
He thought it probable that wo men would eventually occupy high 4Judicial positions and he trusted that if so it would lead to better administration of justice.
Both games were keenly con tested and good golf resulted. The match between Remedios and Thomson was very close and al- though Thomson went round. In 72 he lost the match on the 19th green. Being dormy one Thomson had every chance of winning the game on the 18th but a missed putt of three feet squared the
game. At the nineteenth he me his 3 "Waterloo." Remedios played
steady game and as usual excelled with his iron clubs.
During the first nine of the second match nothing was given away between da Roza and Wilson who finished all square at the ninth. Both recorded 86 for the nine holes on the second nine. Wilson took the lead at the tenth and eventually finished four up and two. Wilson's score for the 18 holes was 71 against da Roza 76.
The
F. E.
The following have been selected to represent the Army v. Civilians on the Club ground, Happy Valley, on Saturday next:-Gunner Flet- cher, (R.A.); Gunner Oliver, (R.A.). and Sergt. Reaves,
• Exerest,
L/Cpl.
{S.L.I.). Pte. Stocks,
inal between
Meanwhile, trouble has broken out at the General Post Office over the increasing employment of wo
men..
A deputation of men employees waited on the Postmaster-General and complained that the recent in- crease in the number of women em-
result ployees would
in the cheapening of labour and adverse. ly affect the promotion prospects of men.
WATER RETURN
arvoirs on November 1, 1939:--- CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER
Lovel and Storage of water in Ro-
Tyłam
WORKS.
1028 16' 8"B
1020 7' 7"B
Aberdeen ...19 13 3 3
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
60 28 29 (K.O.S.B.); Rangers
17 12 Motherwelt
84 48 14 27 (K.0.S.B.), Coral, West, (S.L.I.), Remedios and D. C. Wilson will Tytam Byewash 15′ 6′′B 21' 5"B .18 11 4 30 24 25
11 2 444 61 24 and Gunner Joyce, (R.A.): Carpl. be played, over 36 holes, on De
La cember 22.
Tytam Intermediate 1895441 20 23 Lyson,
L, Kilmarnock 18 9 4 5 36 28 22 (K.O.S.B.), Gunner G, (R.A.), 2 Partick 18 9 9 6 41 80
Tytam Tuk ...... 24′ 8′′B 12'11"R 21 Sergt. Bewleyball, (S.L.F.), and
Wong Nel Chung. 17′ 9′′B 12′ 6′′B
10'11"B 5'10"B
Division II
Barnsley
3 Stoke City
1 Celtic
Blackpool
3 W'hampton W.
2 Hourts
Bradford
4 Hull City
Bury
2 Bradford City
Chelsen
Millwall
Nottingham F. 3 Cardiff City
• Preston N. End
Oldham A.
Southampton
Tottenham II.
2 Notts C. Reading
1
PROFESSIONAL GOLF ·
netes "Level with Overflate."
[Note: B. denotes "Below Overflow": A. denotes "Above Overflow: L. do
4 St. Mirren ..18 9 2 7 34 27 20 Pie. Butcher, (S.L.L.). 1 Swansea Town 0 Ayr ... 18 8 2 8 85 47 18 1 Bristol City
1 Falkirk
.28 6 5 7 30 41 17
Reserves will be drawn from the
Los Angeles, Yesterday.. Hamliton
8 38.39 16 following:-Pte. Shears, (K.O.S.B.), American professional golf cham- ...18 8. 4
Leo Diegel has retained the Pokfulum 2 Dundee
C'denbeath .17 6 3 8 22 23 15
.18 Б 4
Pie. Knapp, S.L.I.), Sergt. Skeggs, plonship by beating Johnny Farrell 2 Morton
19 22 14 (K.O.S.B.), 18 649 33 46 14
Sergt. McGlinchey, by 6 and 4-Reuter's American 0 Dundee U...18 5 4 9 29 50 14 (K.0.S.B.), Sergt. Hayward. Service.
Clyde
18 4 5 980 41 Queen's Pk...18 0 1 11 28 34 13 is Airdrie 18 5 2 11 22 32 12 F. A. Pt. Hibernians 59 30 28 St. J'stone'
.18 3 6 20 34 12 38 21 25
W. Bromwich A. 1 Charlton A.
P. W. D. L.
Blackpool....17 14 0 8
Oldham
Bradford
Wolves Chelsee Cardiff Bury
West Brom.
S'thampton Charlton Hull
Tottenham
17 11 3 3 18 10 3 5
Goals.
1
40 32 23
ID 9 4 0 38 83 42
3 6 11 24.89 11
22 Disappointing Play At
17 D 4 31 20 .10 3 7 20 25 21
17 9 2 6 34 30 20
8 4 6 44 28 20
R 3 3 7 40 38
18 6 7 5 30 28
19
19
18 73 8 28 31 17
..18 6 5 7 24 29 17
The Stadium
POLICE CONTINUE TO LOSE
Stoke
10 5 6 8 25 30 16 Before a very large crowd at the Reading
..18 5 7 22 25 16 Stadium a disappointing display was Notts C. 47 8 25 34 15 given by the Chinese Athletic and Bristol C.
18 0 3 9 31 42 16 South China. Play was mainly con- Bradford C. 1858 30 36 15 Aned to mid-field and neither eleven Preston ....18 6 39 30 36 15 Notte F. .18 5 5 8 20 35 15 could open out the game. Millwall .18 2 8 8 27 30 12 Barnsley 17 4 4 0 24 20 12 Swanses....18 3 4 11 24 32 10
Division III. (North)
2 Lincoln City
Barrow Carlisle U. Crewe A.
New Brighton
Port Vale
Southport Wigan Boro' Wrexham
4 Chesterfield
1
3 Rotherham U
2 Accrington S.
Doncaster R.
1
2 South Shields
1
2 Halifax T.
1
0
1
2 Tranmere R. York City 1 Darlington
Nelson v. Rochdale and Stockport City and Hartlepools United post- poned.
Goals.
The fact that the goalkeepers were hardly called upon to save worrying shots, does not 'speak very highly of the respective sets of for- wards.
For two sides in the running for
the League Championship a far better diaplay was expected by both sets of followers.
The Palice went down to the Navy to the tune of three thus continuing their sequence of losses.
Navy in the Charity match it was After the poor display by the expected that the Police would give them a good run, but taking a new lease of life the Navy gave little chance to their opponents.
Navy Juniors must have been in line fettle, soundly thrashing the lowly Ewo, by beating Li Fok-aang
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Port Vale ..18 14 8 1 49 17 81 Stockport .15 10 8 2 44 18 Darlington .17 10 2 5 43 27 22 Accrington .17 8 4 8 36 20 20 Crewe ....18 925 24 20 eight times. Carlisle ..17
Nelson
Rochdale
Lincoln
S. Shields
Southport
Tranmere
Wigan
Chesterfield
York
Hartlepools .16
Rotherham
4 8
The fates are severely against Ewo and there appears to be little hope of their ever recording a vic- 17 tory.
A further game was not decided, 32 16 the R.A.M.C. and Recreto falling to turn up on the Navy ground at 23 15 Happy Valley.
18
29
Something will have to be done
Doncaster ..18 5 2 11 21 34 Wrexham...17 8 6 8 27 38 12 rears before the season is very
12 to pull up the increasing list of ar-
N. Brighton 17 5 1 11 Halifax
Barrow
18 2 8 11
48 11 much older, otherwise we shall be
63 well into May before the fixtures are
4 1 11 18 400 completed.
Pte. Denmead, (S.L.L). and Pte. (SLI), L/Cpl. Davey, (K.O.S.B.), Alexander, (K.O.S.B.).
H.K.F.A. COUNCIL
Storage in million and decimala of gallons
Tytam
Tytam Byewash
Tytam Intermediate
1028 1929 261.12 322.85 6.30 2.11 195,00 195.00 888.00 1,121.76
Wong Nei Chung Pokfulum
A meeting of the Council of the WHERE TO BE HAPPY Tyłam Tuk Hong Kong Football Association will
be held in the Association Offices, Old "Lage" Social Life In 4th floor French Bank Buildings at 5.80 p.m. to-morrow,
Agenda:-(1) Minutes of last Council Meeting, (2) Minuites of Emergency Committee 2 and 3, (3) Reports of Interport Committee' Beetings, (4) Correspondence, (5) Accounts, and (6) Other Business.
GOLF
Dartmoor
JAZZ BAND SCHOOL
Dartmoor prison has become. public school!
a
The "reformation" which, start- Ing in 1926, changed the whole of the prison regime has now bad its effect.
The convicts' curriculum is much like that of the schoolboy. He can
Total
11.59 $16.20 30,28 53.26
1,890,23 1,712.07
Consumption of water in the City
and Bill District in millions and de- elmaals of gallons during the month of October.
1929
1028 239.66 244.11
480,860
Estimated population 426,540 Consumption Consumption
Der
head per day 18.1
18.0
Championship Ties At learn history, geography, arithmetic hours of supply (6 a.m.-9 p.m.) was
Fanling
and the sciences.
Intermittent Supply in all Ridor Main Districts during October 1928. From October 1 to 81,. 1929, 15
given to all Rider Main Districts. Books on almost any subject can Principal Mains closed. (9 p.m.-8 be obtained from the library, and ( a.m.). The first and second rounds of some convicts read as much as a the Koyal Hong Kong Golf Club book a day. There is also a de- championship were played at Fan-bating society, by which varied sub- ling yesterday.
R. D. Wrigley, who won the qualifying round) a fortnight ago, Jasper Clark Cup (best score in conceded a walk-over. Results:-
First Round
The results of the first and second rounds were as under:
L G. S. Dodwell beat H. U.
Ireland, 1 up.
N. L. Smith best F. J. de Rome,
8 and 2..
L. B. Andrewes beat R. Young, 4
and
9 and 1.
I. W. Shewan best A. H. Ferguson, W. L. Denbar best K. 9. Robertson,
2 and 1.
KOWLOON WATER WORKS
1928
fects are discussed.
1929 The bare cells of the old days Shak Lai Pui Re-
Kowloon Reservoir 27"A 8' 0"A
furnished "etudles." have now been converted into well servoir have been in residence for a few
0′11′′B. 5'10") Those who Reception Reservoir 1' 9'3 L
years sleep in rooms that are often
Storage in million and decimals better furnished than their
of gallons homes.
Own
1928 1929
99.60 83.15
Pocket Money
Kowloon Reservoir 369.50 285.00 There is a "school" jazz-band Shek Lai Pui Re- composed of convicts themselves servoir
112.34 and conducted by a "lifer."
Reception Reservoir 28.53
Total
510.87 511.75
during the month of October.
Consumption of water in 'Rowlcon in millions and decimals of, galicos
1920
The food is now very good- "other" schools Dinner is never possibly better than that of many the same for nearly three weeks, üs there are eighteen different menus
A. E. Lissaman beat D. G. G. acrved in order...`
MacDonald, and 1.
0. E.-G. Marton walk over from
R. D. Wrigley,
J. M. Walker. beat T. G. Bennett,
and 6.
7
Second Round
L. G. B. Dodwell beat N. L. Smith, L W. Shewan beat L. R. Andrewes.
8. and 1...
4 and 2
for those who have reached a suffi Even pocket-money is provided
ciently privileged state.
The result of the new system is that the spirit at Dartmoor is now one of zeal and good behaviour; for bad conduct means the loss of privileges.
1928 Consumption... 112.69 120.43 Estimated population 167,880 172,420 Consumption .per
22.5 head per day 21.7
during October 1928 and 1929.
Constant Supply in all districts
he that the quality of the water a The Government Analyst's reports.
70.32, 1920, 08.08. Batisfactory.
Total rainfall:
October 31, 1928,
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