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THE CHINA MAIL.

CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

CHINESE FOOTBALL INDIAN TRIAL FOR

LEAGUE

LALL SINGH.

Commencing To-morrow

Great Chance for Selangor Cricketer.

Commencing to-morrow the Hong Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic

CIVIL SERVICE C.C. ELEVENS.

Friendly Cricket.

The following will represent the Civil Service C.C. in their friend-

Federation will run a football RECORD AGAINST HONG KONG.ly matches aganst the Univer-

league, which has been organised as an outcome of the recent disagree- ment with the Hong Kong Football in the Association, culminating withdrawal of all the Chinese clubs affiliated to the local F.A.

Calcutta, Nov. 21. 1 Junderstand that Lall Singh, the Selangor cricketer, will be in the vited to participate in the trials The opening ceremony of Longue will be performed by Mr. for the Indian team which will Wong Kwong-tin, while Mr. Chan visit England next year, provided Lim-pak will kick off in the first match, which is between the Sung that he travels to India at his own Ching Athletic Association and the expense, writes the Straits Times South China Athletic Association's own correspondent. "A" team.

Our Kuala Lumpur correspon Matches will be played every Saturday afternoon at Caroline Hill dent conveyed this information to com-those directly interested in Lall and Happy Valley, the first mencing at 2.30 p.m. and the second Singh in Selangor and telephoned

There are at 4 o'clock, teams altogether and the season will the following message this morn- extend to the middle of March.

Beven

ing:-

the

The news has created much in The teams competing are South Chinn "A" and "B" teams, torest in Kuala Lumpur, where the the Chinese Athletic "A" and "B"

teams, the Sung Ching A.A., the Selangor Indian Association have Yee Woo A.A. and the Eastern A.A. only been waiting definite in

To-morrow the first match, be tween the Sung Ching and the South China "A,".will commence at: Hill 2.30 p.m. on the Caroline ground while at 4 o'clock the South China "B" will play Yee Woo on the same ground.

ARMY TEAM FOR THE LAI WAH CUP.

Against Civilians.

Our Sports Diary.

LOCAL

GOLF Sunday -R.II.K.G.C. Championship Third Round and Semi-Finals.

CRICKET-To-morrow-League IL-C.C.C. v. R.E. &R.C.S.; Friendlies Senior - Navy 1.R.C.; University v. H.K.C.C.

Y.

C.S.C.C.: Junior-

C.S.C.C. v. University; KC.Ç. v. H.K.C.C. L.R.C. y. Recrolo.

• FOOTBALL- Tu morrow – Lại Wah Cup-Army

Civilians: Division II-Clab v. University; Navy v Borderers; 12th Battery R.A.O.C. v. Kowloon:

V. Argyll St. Joseph's

Division

LAWN losing

BOWLS-To-morrow-

Greenay at Kowloon Bowing Glab Unveiling of the

Record Board at 3 p.m.

RACING Tomorrow - Four- teenth Extra Meeting at Happy Valley.

RUGBY FOOTBALL-To-mor- Tow-Club v. Navy on the, Club ground, Happy Valley.

The following have been select- ed to represent the Army in the Lai Wah Cup match against the Civilians at Sookumpoo to-morrow jat 3.45 p.m.:--

Hastie

Pte. Pte.

(Argylle); Blackburn (Argylls), Pte. Morri son (Borderers); Pte. McGlashan (Argylla), Cpl. Hay (Argylla) (captain), Cpl. Underwood (Bor- derers); Pte. Harris (Borderers), Pte. Davis (Borderers), Pte. Wylle (Argylla), CpL. Lamont (Argylls),

formation that Lall Singh would and Pte. Hughes (Argylls),

Reserves: Sigm. Glot. (R.C. of be allowed to play in the Indian Siga) Pte. Innson (R.A.M.C.):triale before issuing an appeal Pto. Johnson, Pte. Morgan, Ptc for funds to the Indian Associa- Channing, Pte. Jones (01), and

Bity:-

First team at Pokfulam to- morrow:-B. D. Evans (captain). J. E. Richardson, G. R. Sayer, F. Bakor, F. J. Ling, R. M. Wood, J. Barrow, N. L. Bebbington, C. H. G. Bradley, R. A. J. Simpson, and J. E. McGowan.

Second team, at Happy Valley:. -A. E. Wood (captain), A. W. C. Grimmett, R. E. V. Bird, Strange, J. F. Willmott, W: Harria- Walker, J. M. Wilson, S.. Randle, R. H. Woodman, F. Matthews, and R. G. Robertson.

THE H.K.C.C. ELEVEN FOR TO-MORROW.

In

Against K.C.C.

match

a friendly cricket against the Kowloon C.C. to-morrow' on the Club ground at 2 p.m. the following have been chosen to re present the Hong Kong C.C.

H. J. Armstrong, A. C. Beck, A. C. I. Bowker, G. E. R. Divett, E. R. Duckitt, A. H. Harbord, H. Owen Hughes, G. E. Mirehouse,

E. J. R. Mitchell, E. R R-West

L. D. Kilbee.

INDIAN R.C. TO PLAY NAVY.

To-morrow's Eleven.

and

The following will represent the Indian R.C. in a friendly cricket

match against the Royal Navy onj the Navy ground to-morrow at 2.16 p.m.:-

A. A. Rumjahn (captain), F. D. Pereira, A. II. Rumjahn, A. H. Madar, S. R. Kermani, A. R. Minu, A. K. Minu, S. A. Ismail, 0. Ismail, J. S. A. Curreem, and H. D. Rumjahn..

Reserve: A. T. Barma,

KOWLOON RUGBY XV FOR TO-MORROW.

Against H.M.S. Kent.

The following will represent the Pte. Podmore (Borderers); Pte. tions throughout the country and

Kowloon Rugby Club against Docherty, Pte. Gordon, Pte. Reid, the sporting public in general. and Pte. Campbell (Argylls). Mr. B. K. Chengappa; the prin- H.M.S. Kent, at King's Park to- morrow at 4:15 p.m.:-A, Easter- The team will play in Army cipal promoter of the movement,

C. brook; T. S. D. Whitley, G. Colours and the selected side and told me that he is perfectly cer- Barnett, H. Muller, Lt. Keith Mur- reserves will report to Corporal Hay on the Sookumpoo ground attain that the money will be forth-ray; D. F. Kilby, D. J. S. Crozier; 3.16 p.m. to-morrow.

coming and that Lall Singh would L. W. Tipple, A. Walters, J. E. go to India. ·

Wilson, S. Macnider, T. Riddell, This young player-he is only Dr. J. E. H. Cogan, G. G. Bonham,

H.M.S. HERMES IN 21-has had a remarkable cricket- and Lt. Grayham.

ACTION.

To-day's Rugby.

ing career and certainly deservea to be tested in cricket of a high- or standard than is obtainable in Malaya. A sonsation was created when he was selected to play for the F.M.S. against the Australians In 1927, when he was 10 years of age and still a schoolboy in the It Was A A scratch Rugby football fifteen Victoria Institution. composed of the following will great catch on the boundary by play H.MS. Hermes at Sookunpoo Lall Singh which enabled the to-day (kick-off at 4.80 p.m.):-- F.M.S. to win by three runa.

Lt. Dunlop; Lt. Keith-Murray, He has played for the F.M.S. Lt. Blevenson, Cpl. Leask, Lt.every season for the last five Syer: L/Cpl. O'Hara, Pte. Mc-years, and during each of the last Grann; Lt. Stevens, Lt. Cape, Lt. two seasons he has made 1,000 In Roper Caldbeck, Gnr. Hubbard, runs and taken 100 wickets. Sergt. Clark, Pte. McGratton, Cpl. addition to being an exceptionally. Banford, and L/Cpl." Oliver," good batsman and bowler, he is an excellent fielder in all posi- tions, but particularly in the slips.

INCOGNITOS TEAM-Straits Times.

FOR SUNDAY.

Mamak Hockey Tourney.

Record Against Hong Kong."- It will be recalled that Lall Singh played for Malaya against Hong Kong in the Interport series In Hong Kong in 1920 when he made scores 61B, and 10. Going In No. 8 he was bowled in both Innings, L-Bol Wyatt and H Owen Hugben dismissing him In the bowling line ho following, figures for the

The following will represent the *Incognitos" against the Central cheaply. British Association in the Mamak had the Hockey Shield Competition., on match: Sunday at 10.30 am, an the C.B.A. ground at King's 'Park:

.0. M. R.W.

.78 24.1 5

Б

A. Eca da Silva; F. M. Silva, A It was in this match that H. Rodrigues; A. Beltrao, W. Reed. Owen Hughes scored a century F. Barros; C.. Barros, O. E. Ide which went a long way in giving Sousa, E. Reed, R. Reed, and JA Hong Kong a victory by four de V. Soares.

A wickets.

'BIG"

BILL TILDEN

will give his first exhibition on Dec. 13th.

ADOLPHE MENJOU

in

'THE GREAT LOVER,'

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with

IRENE DUNNE ERNEST TORRENCE NEIL HAMILTON

moreover .

STAN LAUREL

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OLIVER HARDY will afford you, MIRTH WITHOUT MEASURE

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931.

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A WHOLE WEEK'S NEWSPAPERS IN ONE.

In honour of their Golden wedding anniversary, Slr Robert and Lady Margaret Ho Tung gave a sumptuous party at the Peninsula Hotel on December 2, in the after- noon, and it was largely attended, those present. Including H.E. the Governor and Lady Peel Sir William, in the course of a speech, referred to. the magni. ficent work that both Sir Robert and Lady Ho Tung had done in the cause of charity. Sir Robert, in replying, said it was with great pleasure that he donated $200,000 for children's welfare'and education in the Colòny. A full report of the celebration is chronicled in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody, world's champion tennis star, did honour to Hong Kong by visiting the port on December 4, and consented to play in exhibition matches at the Kowloon Cricket Club on December 8. The latter attracted an enormous crowd, and the star gave a brilliant display of the art and technique of tennis. E. C. Fincher, the local runner-up of the Singles" championship, beat Mrs. Wills-Moody, in a set that extended to twenty games. A detailed report is "furnished in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

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In the early hours of December 5, a village elder was murdered in Chung Uk Village, in the Ping Shan district. The crime was most brutal, and the motive was apparently robbery. The tragedy was first discovered by the deceased's daughter-in-law who entered the house, and found him lying on a bed. dead. He appeared to have been dead for some time, as the body was already stiff and cold. From the villagers, the Police investigators, learned that two strange men had been visiting the place on three occasions. A full report of the outrage is contained in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

There was a bright tone at the Thirteenth Extra Race The meeting held at Happy Valley on December 5. dividends paid in some of the events were excellent, Glorious. Stag paying over $80 in the first race of the day, whilst Sonny Boy, who was third in the event, paid over $45. In the absence of Apollo, who was not entered, Sitting Bull, again triumphed in the big event, the November Handicap, The OVERLAND CHINA MAIL gives a detailed report of the meet.

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