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FANLING GOLF.

OPENING OF NEW COURSE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

H.E'S TEAM SUCCESSFUL

At the official opening of the "New" course of the Royal Hong Kong Colf Club on Saturday a team captained by EL.E. the Governor de- by feated the Captain's teari

In the 'three matches to two. leading match, His Excellency de- feated the Commodore by one hole. as fol- Other matches resulted low:A. B. Stewart beat G.. S. Archbutt; A. FI. Ferguson lost to 0. E. C. Marton; E. R. Halifax beat L: S. Greenhill; N. L. Smith beat E Davidson,

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&Sport Columns

HOME FOOTBALL.

ARSENAL AND NOTTS COUNTY ONLY DRAW.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1930.

Our Sports Diary

Hockey To-day Hockey

LOCAL.

Club v., Argylls,

Division III-Northern

Ground, 5 p.m.

1 Hull

*

Q Gateshead

2 Marlington

1 Stockport

-2 Hartlepools.

4 Lincoln

Accrington Barrow Carlisle Chesterfield

Crewe.

2 New, Brighton

Rochdale

Rotherham

LINCOLN LOSE..

Southport'

2 Doncaster

Tranmere

7 Nelson

Wrexhdi

2 Wigan

York C.

Lincoln: Tranmere

[From Our Own Correspondent.] London, Saturday. Arsenal, in the First Division,

Wrexham lost another valuable point when

Chesterfeld they only drew with Huddersfield. Wednesday and Aston Villa had Stockport

Wigan A four-ball match was also play good victories at home, whilst Hull ed in which A. HeFerguson partnered by Don Moe, the Ameri-Derby County and Portsmouth won For the first time this sea- can amateur. They opposed A. B. away. Stewart and O. E. C. Marton, and son both Manchester Clubs finish- Rotherham

Matters were led on the winning side. won by 4 and 2.

Was

all square at the fourth, and nt the Afth Moo holed out in three to put!

4 Halifax

Goals.

P. W.D. L. F. A. Pi .13 10 1 2.29 11 21 .13 9 2 2 89

13 882 88 15 .198 32 25 16 19 24, 2018 24 14 17

8 2 3

3

Gatesheadl

Carlisle Halifax

York ... Accrington

26 13

6 0

5 2

Everton improved their position in Crewe

Rochdale his side one up. Halves then be the Second Division, but Prenton Southport came the order of the day, and North End shared the points with Darlington

Doncaster West Bromwich Albion Fartlepools Ferguson and Mee turned one up, Barnsley. with a bast ball of 37.

lost to Millwall.

Notts County," in the Southern They became two up at the tenth. and three up at the next. Mos League, were forced to a draw by picked up at the fourteenth, and Exeter, but Northampton and Tor- with Ferguson too strong through quay improved their position. the green, the lead was cut down to

The кате two.

ended when Ferguson took the next two holes.

Captain's Cup, ·*

In the Captain's Cup played at Fanling on Saturday and Sunday A. H. Musson qualified with 81-774!

Other scores were as follows:--

J. M. Walker R1 6 76. S. J. H. Fox.88-1276 W. A. Stewart 021676

A. H. Ferguson. 80 278 H. Hampton 9214 78 There were 40 entries.

LAWN BOWLS.

HOLDER OF SINGLES OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP -BEATEN.

WIN FOR HOLLAND,

Lincoln, in the Northern League, lost their second match of the sea- aon, whilat Chesterfield dropped a point to Stockport.

21

12

4 2

22 249 13 S ..13 2 3 7 15 23 7

12 8 18 18 24

Barrow Nelson.....18 22 N. Brighton 13 18.9

Scottish League.

.14 2 3 0 13 93 9 19 92

Airdrie Celtic

Dundee

East Fife Hearts Kilmarnock Leith Ath.

8 20

2'Motherwell

1 Clyde

'1 Cowdenbeath

2 Ayr United

5 Partick

1

$

1

J Hamilton

1 St. Mirren

Queen's Park Rangers

2 Hibernians

Goals.

Motherwell were defeated for the first, time in the Scottish League, Dundee winning by 21. Celtic defeated Partick Thistle and Ran--Morton........... gors accounted for Aberdeen.

Results, and, tables to date are ae under:-

Aston Villa

Balton

Chelsea

Division 1.

5 Blackburn

1: Derby C.

3 Blackpool

5. Falkirk

4 Aberdeen

P. W. D. L "F. A. PL. Partkk.....13 9 13 37 17 19 18 7 5 1 34 17 19 Motherwell

83 1 8815 10 1 8 27 18 10 73 2 24 11 17 14 19 18 17

Coltle

2-Dundee

8 Leicester C. "2

Grimsby

Huddersfield

1 Arsenal

Liverpool

~NON-NOTHIN

0 Manchester C. 2

Manchester U., 2 Birmingham

Middlesbrough 0 Portsmouth

Rangera

1 4 Sheffield V.

4 29 17 16 21 16 15 19 15

Cowdenbeath 13 Hearts

Hamilton

St. Mirren

0

Morton

6-20 28

1

Aberdeen

.14 0

718

Newcastle

4 Leeds U.

1

18 5 2

Sheffield W. West Ham

7 Sunderland

2

Goals.

13

4 2

42

Leith P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Arsenal ....13 84 1 Aston Villa 13 8 3 2 Wednesday 18 7 5 Derby Co,..13 Portsmouth 13 Huddersfield

34 19 20

Airdrie, Clyde.

18 4 3 6 23 25 11 Kilmarnock 13 5 1 7 19 21 11 Queen's Pk. 12 3 3 6 19 25 Falkirk

1 8 24 33.

Hibernians

6 20 80 12

9

13 2 4 7 15 22

13 2 8 19 31

8

36 20 19

Ayr

12 1 8 8 13 32

27. 18 19 30 18 18

.13 11 11 14 45

29 21 18

3

32 23 10

29.30 16

15

Saturday was Kowloon's day out Leicester in lawn bowls. The finals of the West Ham Open Singles Championship and the Liverpool Spey Royal Cup were played on the Middlesbro Kowloon Cricket Club green. The Chelzen Open Singles contest was won by Birmingham 13. a Kowloon player;

run Sheffield U. 1B ner-up

play- Bolton

the

was. 8 Kowloon

Newcastle

Bisckpool

er: the Spey Royal Cup wa 'chester G. 13:43 6

rink Grimsby Kowloon a

won

by

...13 4 18

23 22

33 2 4 7.22 33 .13 3 1 9 28.95 M'chester U. 121 0 12 17:48

Division IL

7: Plymouth

a member of the staff of a Kowloon Blackburn..13 3 8 7 27 28 hotel won the match for third prize Sunderland In the Open Singles; a resident of Leeds Un Kowloon was presented, with the Second Division. Shield; another resident of Kowloon, reviewed the Bradford season's competitions; and a Kow Burnley loon lady presented the trophies. Millwall Hong Kong's only consolations were Notis F. the taking the First Division Shield Oldham and winning fourth, prize in the Preston Open Singles contest.

Open Singles.

4 Bristol C.

East Fife

EASTERN LEAD SECOND DIVISION.

SOMERSETS HEAD TABLE.

The South China improved their position at the head of the table by defeating the Police by the add 8 goal in five o Saturday. The 7 Argylls, in close attendance, scored 2 six goals against St. Joseph's. The Somersets who lie fourth in the table improved their goal averago at the expense of the Club. The Chinese Athletic, owing to the, Chung Ming festival werd unable

2

2 W. Bromwich

0

4 Bradford C.

1

3 Port Vale

3

1 Barnsley

1

• Everton

2

Southampton Stoke

0 Cardiff

the

Wolves

Reading

In the final of the Open Singles Championship A. M. Holland Tottenham (KB.G.C.) was opposed to holder (R. F. Luz). Holland open-

6 Swansea

-5 Charlton

7 Bury

Goals. W.,0. L... F.A. Pt. ed the scoring sheet with a 5, but Everton 1893 1 36 16 21

2.86 21 the next three heads favoured Preston N.E, 18 8 3

to place teams in the field. On enquiring whether that Club would

forfeit the points, our representa- tive was informed that the case would go before the Association.

Eastern defeated serious rivals in the Navy by four goals to one. The Somersets were also success- ful and still remain at the head of the table with Eastern.

19 Eva defested the Royal En- 18

Lu Aftor a single was scored by Burnley 18 7 4 2 40 29

Tottenham

18 814-39 19 17 glicers and advance to second place Holland, Luz secured a 2 and a West Brom, 18 7 5 3 20 16 17 in the Third Division table. The single, giving him a lead of 9-4 Wolves 13 8 0 654 21 16 Somersets by virtue of their vic- Holland Bury 13 7 15 29 25 16 tory over South China are in a at the seventh head: monopolised the next five heads Southampton 18 5 5 8 14 15 15 good position at the head of the

Port Vale

·6.2 5 39', 210 14 with a couple of Z's, a couple of Oldham singles, and a 8, which gave a lead Bradford 5.8.5 8327 13 they are likely to remain there.

of 18-9. Luz then scored a single, Stoke

Swansea

0 18 21 22 13 table, and if all accounts are true

23 20

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

18 26

7.21 82 10 7. 14 25 -10 Club

10 Argylls

13 5 8 5 22 21 but Holland came away, with 1,2, Notts For.184453 and 2 lead of 18-10. Luz Bristol C.13 5 2 gave promise of coming home Charlton "down the straight" when he notch Bradford 0, 13:4 ed 8, making the score 18-18 in Barnsley Holland's favour. A 2 for the late Millwall

Cardin

ter virtually sealed the destiny of Plymouth the championship, for a single for Reading Luz was followed by the necessary shot more to return Holland as the

zow champion of the Colony

Third

134

12.8 185

18-81917 18 21-10-12 89

Division III-Southern. Brentford Brighton

HEEL DOOR Bristol R

For the third prize in the Open Crystal Palace Singlea Championship U. M. Omar Exeter

met Ferguson. A ding-doug Gillingham game was witnessed; the scores Luton

Newport co being level at the ninth, eleventh and

eads, at which Northampton

Southend

at the sixteenth

aB,

Howed by

Opponent

sent to the Hon. Trea

Mrs. H. E.

to him

Largúny

5 Queen's P.R.

3 Clapton 0.

4 Swindon

6 Walsall

3 Notts Co.

4 Watford

5 Fulkam

-Bournemout

Norv

10 Seath China

Dirleton L

1 Somerseta 6 St. Joseph's 3 Police Division IL University St. Joseph's Recreio 1 Kowloon Euterade Navy M Bomersets.2 South China

Division HL WINEWON

REAR Faklen Somersets

7R.A.S.CAM

Bouth China

GOAL SCORERS.""

The following were the goal scorers

W

Wylle

Kampp

Baker

Division

D. LA FAPti 0411825

8216 21 2498826 18

311-28 18 2134 26 17

10844-10-25 15

Hay

Leonard

Goldman",

West (Bom

154019-19-152 Melville" (AN)

542618414

lp Pak-wah (South) China) MeGreavy (Pollo

Berley

Yeoman Carrylls)

Fang Hing

20131 Fraser

U.S.R.C.

Fencing. To-day Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club.

Ping Pong To-day Ho Hong Bank v. South China A.A (Kangto School); Fukien A.A. v. Wah Ying Club (Chinese Catholle Club); Nam Mo A.A. v. Indian R.C. (Chinese, Catho

lic Club).

Wednesday Kangte School v. Hip Wah Club (Chinese Catholic Club); Filipino Club. 'V. Chinese A.A. (Chinese Catholle Club): Commercial Press v.-Ho Hong Bank (South China A.A).

Friday Ho Hong Bank v. Indian R.C. (Chinese Catho- He Club); Hip Keung A.A. Y Hop Chee Club (Chinese Catholic Club); Chinese Catho- le v. Hip Wah A.A. (Fukien A.A.); Hin Kun School v. Kangto School (Eastern A.A.). Basket Ball-To-day-Yuk Taol College v. Canton Murl- cipal Normal School, 9 p.m.

To-morrow-Queen's College v. Canton Municipal Normal School, 3 p.m.; Chung Nam Athletics Canton Municipal Normal School, Y.M.C.A., 7.80 J.M.

Wednesday St. Paul's. Col lege v. Canton Municipal Nor- mal School, 4 p.m.

Thursday- King's College v. Canton Municipal Normal School, 2 p.m.; Ying Wah Col. lege Canton Municipal Nor- mal School, Y.M.C.A., 7 p.m.

Tennis Tomorrow - En- tries Close for Ladies' Open Doubles Championship.

Whist To-morrow St. 8.30 Club Drive, Patrick's

Racing-To-morrow — Eg- tries close for Fanling Hunt meeting-

p.m.

Saturday-Tenth Extra Race

Meeting.

November 16.-Fanling Hunt

meeting, Kwanti.

Chess Friday

Entries

close for Kowloon Club Chain- pionship.

Cricket Saturday -- Divi sion I, Hong Kong C.C. v. Uni- versity (F.); Kowloon C.C. v. Civil Service (F.); Indian R.C. v. Argylls (F.): Division II, -Palice W Recreio R.A.SIC. V. Indian (LA); University v. Signals (L); Civil Service v. Kowloon C.C. (F).'

(L.);

R.C. Royal

Football Saturday-First Division, Police v. Recreio: South China Y Kowloon; Soméreets v. Chinese; Navy v Argylla; St. Joseph's v. Club; Second Division, Club v. Navy; St. Joseph's v. Eastern; Royal Artillery v. Somersets; Kow- loon v. Chinese; South China v. Argylla; University v. Re- crelo; Third Division, Royal· Air Force v. Fukien; Royal En gineers. v. R.A.0.C.; Somerseta Y. Ewo; Chinese v. R.AS.C.

Yachting Saturday-- Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club First Championship Race,

* HOME.

Football November 22.com Wales v England.*.*

November 29-English Cup First Round,

Division 111 Walker (Somersets) McCallough (R.A.B.C.) Cheng Koon-sang (Fukien) Chan Tal-koon (Fakien) ..

Leung Chul-keng (Fukien) Waldron (RE)....

Chan Yan-tai (Ewo)

Au Ping-wing (Ewo).

Kan Sik-wal (Ewo) Wal Tak-kwong (Fakien) Waldron (RE)

Chatham (Bomersets) Panay (Somersets) Churchill (Somersets) Chan Ye-hing (Bouth

LEAGUE TABLES.

South China Argylla Athletic Somerents Recreio

Club St. Joseph's

Kowloon Police Navy

Eastern Somersets:

Argylls

versity

Athlet

Division L PW.LD.

5600 15

48% 52 3011. 21016 1916 61.3. 1974; 8 12 06 200 24

Division IL

Goals

P. WLD. FA Pla 6516114

79221317:104:11

St. Joseph 520910 Kowloon

South Ching

Ragrelo

Club

B.A

H.K. YACHTING.

OPENING CRUISE DAY AT THE H.K, YACHT CLUB,

A SOCIAL EVENT.

Delightful weather for sailing favoured the opening cruise of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club on Saturday, which, as usual, was one of the social events of the year. There was a large and dis- tinguished gathering, which in- cluded His Excellency the Gov- ernor, Sir William Peel, K.B.E.,

Rear C.M.G., and Lady Peal; Admiral R. A. S. Hill, G.B.E., R.N.; HE. Major-General J. W. Sandilands, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.: (Mr. E W. the Commodore Carpenter); Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

Dyer; Mr. H. S. Rouse(Rear- Commodore); Mr. and Mra T. H. R. Shaw; the Hon. Mr.. C. G. Alabaster, K.C., O.B.E.; Mr.

G. W. A. Tufton (Private Secretary to H.E. the Governor). Mr. J. D. Danby; Professor Gerrard, M.D., and others.

Fencing Display,

An innovation which was wel- Icomed with delight was the ex- hibition of fencing, including foils, epee, and sabre, given by mem- bers of the Hong Kong Fencing Club, an institution but recently started in the Colony under the aegis of Mr. F. J. T. Locke and lothers.

The results were as follows:-

SAILING.

Combined British and Chinese Rigged Cruisers.

Isis

Snipe

Curlew

TIMES.

Finished Corrected

2.26.51

2.21.43

2.26.33

2.22.03

2.20.34

2.23.50

Irene Coquettè

2.26.28

2.23.50

2.27.36

. 2.27.51

U and I

2.2041

2.25,08

Azuma

Handicap Class ("H").

2.28.04

2.20.18

Diana

-3.51.03. 3.47.40

La Linda

Blue Nose

3.63.12 3.51.07

Heyward Hayes and Gael Classes.

Boojum

Adanac

Speedwell

4.14.55

4.15.54

4.18.35

4.20.07

Wings

4.21.20

'Guel Class. (Only 1 Starter.)

Daphne

4.19.49

ROWING.

Hornell Cup for Hong Fours (Final).

1---Ewo

3.---P.W.D. 4.-Talkoo,

1% lengths 2H.K. Electric 1 length length

Novices Cup,

length

114 lengths

* length

1.-Canton *2.-A.P.C.

3.-R.H.K.Y.C. 4V.R.C.

Entered at post. Percy Smith Challenge Cup for Club Pair-Oar Championship.. 1Hong Kong

-Z-Kowloon.

8.ft.

Denison Challenge Cup for Junior Pair Oars 1.-Kowloon

2—Hong Kong.

à lengths

LAWN BOWLS."

A game between two rinks of the Yacht Club resulted:-*

Greenhil

MeI. Messer

Reed

Stevenson

(Skip)..

Kay

Gerrard

Bentley' Shelishear

(Slip)

Dowbiggin :

Hayer Croucher

Chapman

(Skip)

Creary Shaw

Hamilton

Ramsay

28 (Skip) The Officials.

The officials were as follows:- Officers of the Day: Mr. E. V. Carpenter (The Commodore), Mr. RM. Dyer (Vice-Commodore).

Starters and Umpires:-Rear Ad- Diral R. A. S. HI R.N., Hon. Mr. C. Mcf. Measers Mr. A. L. Shields. Mr. F. JEasterbrook.

Judges The Commodore and Vic Commodoro.com (202)

Clorks of the Chorse:Mr. EA Carter, Mr. G. H. Gandy.

Timekeeper: Chief Yeoman/of Signale, J. Butland.

HOCKEY.

SURPRISE FO PUNJABIS

Playing on their ground at King's Park on Sarday, the K.B.S.FPA. defeler the MG. Company Panjab giment, four goals to millo fast and in- the goala ternating matchi were netted after terval, when tha Ins ALd permitted ay..G. T. 8. D. Whitley not

ying.

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