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The thrilling late af the rescue of 31 Japanese seamen from the battered bulk at the fishing trawler Shea Shan Maru 150 miles from Pratas Shoal, was related by officers of the British steamship Glenshield, Capt. R. L. Sanders com- manding, which arrived in Hong Kong at 9 p.m. on October 31, more than 24 hours overdue.

The Japanese craft, sighted in'a sinking condition, had lost her mast and rudder, was out of fuel and stores; and her crew were almost exhausted by their ceaseless battle with the sea, which had busted for three days.

A full report is given in the QVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

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Before the Hong Kong Divorce Bill was given second reading at the session of the Legislative Council on October 27, Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, declaring that he represented a

·large proportion of the residents of the Colony, launched -an attack upon the measure from moral and practical angles. Hon. Mr. J. J. Patterson, replying to Mr. Braga's criti- cism, said that so far as he could understand, the, Divorce ̈· Bill did no more than transplant the English procedure to Hong Kong.

The Attorney-General, briefly explained the Bill. The Government, he said, was not concerned with the religious aspects of the case. The Hong Kong Bill followed the pro- cedure adopted in the Fefferal Malay States, but did not go so far.

The Bill, he added, would not come into force until His

· Majesty's pleasure is known.

The meeting is reported in the OVERLAND CHINA

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A wedding of great social interest to the Colony, was solemnised in St. John's Cathedral on October 31, when Miss Enid 'Ida Elliot-Heywood, only daughter of Captain C. E. Elliot-Heywood, R.A.P.C. and Mrs. Elliot-Heywood," of Kowloon, became the bride of Captain Francis William Webb, Royal Artillery, only son of Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. A. H. Webb, of Sevenoaks, Kent, and A.D.C. to His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government (the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G:). The ceremony was performed by the Very Rev. A. Swann, M.A., D.S.C., Dean of Hong Kong, assisted by the Rev. Walton Rogers, M.A., Vicar of St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon.

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THE CHINA MAIL:

H.K.S.R.A. LEAD IN MAMAK SHIELD

PHOENIX BEATEN BY

FOUR GOALS.

Radio Beat Y.M.C.A.

CAPT. GORE TAKES UP FULL BACK POSITION.

The 1st H.K, Singapore Brigade, R.A.. secured their fifth successive victory in the Matrik Hockey Tournament when they defeated H.M.S. Phoenix by four goals to nil on the Maring ground yester

day afternoon.

The match was keenly contested

throughout, and although the In- įdians netted three times in the first half they were only able to ind the net once in the second period,

In the latter stages, the Phoenix had a good share of the exchanges But their forwards lacked finish.

MAMAK TOURNAMENT.

Goals

Table To Date.

P. W. L. D. F..A. Pt. Le Bay, H.K.S. 5 5 D 027 4 10 Andrew's 6 5 1 0 25 710 TR.S.R.A.

0 0 23 48 2 8 4 0 0.15 714 0.9. 12 8 4409 15 8

2.A.S.C.

Pulica University 12th R.A.

Wishart Plenis stybran Parthian 124th

0 0.4 0

Colony Boxing Season Opening on Nov. 19

Anglo-American Tournament

The Hong Kong Boxing Association are hoping to open their season on Saturday, November 19, the tenure for the bouts being the Lee Theatre, Wanchai. Nothing definite has been arranged as yet, but the local Boxing Association are hoping to fix up an Anglo- American boxing tournament, as the U.S. Fleet will then be in port.

The China Meit has been asked to state that any boxers requir- ing engagements in the future should apply, with records, to Mr. J. Brook, Secretary of the Boxing Association, c/o Mr. Ainsworth, } H.M.S. Tamar, Royal Naval Dockyard.

OR

turn fixture which was played

Five minutes from the interval the latter's ground at King's Park the Radio made a concentrated yesterday evening.

The winners were a fast team, attack on the Y.M.C.A. goal, "but their stick work being a feature of at this stage Benwell proved his the game, and, although they start- brilliance by coming out of goal, ed off with only nine men, they often at the mercy of three of the managed to carry the play into the Radio forwards to clear on every Y.M.C.A. for the majority of the game.

occasion.

For the winiers, Awtar, Singh was outstanding, his quick! Just before the half time whistle, dribbles and excellent stickwork the. V.M.C.A, took the lead

took it net with a

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the Radio carry the play into their K.G.C. QUALIFYING The outstanding feature of the opponents half, but in spite of

ROUND. 20040game was the brilliant goal keep-| good .stick work they failed to 30 26 0ing of Benwell, who time after score. 4 0 1 31

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Times For Sunday.

goal to Midway through the second half 4 0 4 0 0 16 0 4. 0 4 0 3 19 osmother the attack of the Radio the Radio equalised in fine style

0 5 0 2 24 0 forwards. On one occasion, he through Awtar Singh, who with a The following is the draw for the actually ran up to the wing to hit, brilliant dribble went clean qualifying round of the Club Cham- WIN FOR R.A.M.C.. clear, taking the ball away from through the Y.M.C.A. defence to pionship of the Kowloon Golf Club to be played over the Kowloon score easily: In a dull friendly encounter at The game was exceedingly fast Sokunpoo yesterday afternoon. and the clearances on both sides ther ahead when Awtar Singh

Very soon after they went fur-course on Sunday, 6th list.

9.00 a.m. T. Seddon, J. Gellétly. the P..A.M.C. defeated the R.A.0.C.quite good.

0.05 The nature of the

P. W. J. Planner, A.. L hy two goals to nil Knight and ground made the ball jump, it often the ball netted with a high drive.

passed to Spary who racing

Eastman. Simpson scored for the winners. looking as if much undercutting was Į

Capt. Gore, of the Medical Corps. going on. who usually plays in goal, was seen at full back,

a position in which he acquitted himself well.

for

9.10

G. H. Russell, J. Pooler.

9.15

A. T. Braley, F. E. A. .Remedios.

and

9.20

G. D. Reid, H. Hampton.

9.25

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J. D. Thomson, J. King.

9.30

管

Singh:

9.35

J. MacKnight, W. Taylor.

9.40

Mr. Jeffries refereed the teams lining up in the following order:- A nice pass from Sommers saw

Y.M.C.A.-Benwell; Tate the ball travel from wing to wing, Murphy: Bates, Mclellen (Capt.) eventually coming into the Radio and Smith: Price, Burnett, Som- circle, but Price from an acute an-mer, Lowe and Andrews, gle failed to improve, upor it.

RADIO DESERVE WIN AGAINST Y.M.C.A..

Benwell's Brilliant Play. The Radis Hockey Club again de- feated the Y.LCA. In their re-san clearing with case.

. Radio Club Surjin

Soon after Sommers again was Parduman Singh and Joginder reponsible for a nice opening, but Singh; Jaggeet Singh, M. H. Has- Burnett taking the ball along at a san, Mohinder Singh; Attar Singh, terrific pace bungled badly, Has- Gurbachan Singh. Awtar Singh,

Kalwant Singh and A. Spary.

HOCKEY INTERPORT WITH MACAO

OCAL hockey enthusiasts will;

I welcome the news that arrange-

"The penalty bully rule has also been entirely recast, while retain-:

ints are being contemplated for SHANGHAI ALSO MAYing the old sense and the merest

COMPETE.

Arrangements In Hands of Mamak Authorities.

"VARSITY WAKE UP.

Hockey Player With Big India Reputation.

jan interport hockey match between Hen ong and Macao, No defin- te decision has yet been reached ut it is anderstood that the match will be played in the early part of 1933. Shanghai are also being in- vited to participate thus making a Triangular Interpurt of it. Mr. R.D.) Carnavarro, the Interport tennis) player who recently returned to Shanghai, has undertaken to assist! Hong Kong in every way in the ar- rangement of the much-looked-for- ward toe Axtures.. I understand, too, that the arrangements are in the hands of the Executive Commit-shirts with white collar and white tee of the Mamak Hockey Tournu- pocket. The Royal Army Service ment who are sparing no effort to Corps have also received new co lours, their shirts being in blue and gold quarters,

make the encounter a success.

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(By Centre Hall).

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novice should now thoroughly com-i prehend the meaning and intention Before the revision the majority of players had a very hazy notion of what should be done."

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J. MacKelvie, W. M: Groves.

Shoes

TRIPLE GOLF TIE.

The Golf Competition at Fanling for the trophy presented by the Joint Council of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem and the British Red Cross Society resulted in a triple tie, all three competitors out of a field of 72 returning two up on boger:

I. H. Macknight (12), Captain H. W. Dawkes (18). Captain W. D. Hughes (11). The tie will be played off on or before November 18.

Continued from previous column).

9.45

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9.50

H. Dinsdale, A. A. 9.55", Lopes.

H. H. Mundy, D. C. Wilson.

W. Hyde, A. Urquhart.

Dr. Cogan, C. W. F.

Booker.

China Mail Complete Sports

Programme for the Week

(Valley 4.15) Yachting-R.H.K.Y.C. Second Cham-

pionship.

Home FootballFirst Division Aston

Villa

TO-DAY. Hockey-Mamak Shield 24th Batty, v. R.A.S.C.

(Sookunpoo 4.15) Signals v. KIT.C. ·

(Marine 4.15) Bolton Tamar v. University.

Chalsen (King's Park 4.16) Huddersfield Club v. Medway.

Leicester (Friendly at Navy grd. 5.15) Liverpool Football-Interport Triat (Sookun-Middlesboro'

Newcastle Portsmouth

THE Y.M.C.A. will probably be puo 4 p.m.)

Taking a team to Macao to play

Shetfeld U.

Wolves

"FRIDAY Hockey-Mamak 'Shield 12th Batty. v. 1sť H.K.S.R.A.

(Sookunpoo 4.15) Bradford Club 'A' V. Radio.

(Friendly at King's Pk. 5.15) Charlton

SATURDAY Cricket-First League

the Macao Hockey Club in Decem- ber. On their last visit the Y.M.C.A. lost by the odd goal in five in an extremely fast encounter. C. An- drewes, and T. J. Price, of the "y" forward line, will be leaving ear- ly next year, and that is the reason for playing the match against Ma- cao at the end of this year instead Second League of early next year.

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THE Y's hockey ranks have been

T strengthened by the inclusion HE second surprise result of THE following is taken from the of S. H. Garrod and H. J. D. Lowe, Tanda Tournament Topure Free Press and will, both of the Club..

Lowe, who al- the 'first being the defeat no doubt, be of much interest to local ways can be relied on to play a of the "Signala by H. Mplayera: "Hockey this season will steady game, is a tower of strength S. Wishart was the victory the be played under a revised code of In the Club Juniors' defence, and University gained over St. An-rules. In drawing these up the he has appeared once for the Club drew's Club on the Marina ground Board have achieved what was first eleven, against the Jats.

The Saints badly needed, clearness of expres on Sunday morning. entering the field with an unde- sion. The rules have been reduced W Transport Neuralia, there 7ITH the arrival of H.M. feated record, were off form their from 23 to 20 by reasonable com passing especially from the defence pression and very much simplified. has Warrant Officer In-) to the being erratic devine most The offside rule has been entirely structor Senior who is a hockey of the game. The University, on revised and rewritten, and clause player of great repute

come

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C.S.C.C. v. I.R.C.

Burnley

v. Blackpool

v. Blackburn

V. Birmingham

v. Sunderland Wednesday

v.

V. Leeds

v

Darby

Everton

v. West Bromwich

. Manchester C.

V. Arsenal

Second Division.

Grimsby Manchester U.

Plymouth

Notts F Olihan

(Happy Valley)

R.A.S.C. V. IR.C.

Friendly games

(Sookunpoo)

H.K.C.C. v. United Services,

(H.X.C.C.) 0.0.0. v. K.C.C.

(Happy Valley) K.C.C. II., v. c.c.c. II,

(K.C.C.) University v. P.R.C.

(Pakulain) Football First Division Navy v. Kowloon

(Kowloon 4.15) South China v. Club

(Caroline Hill 4.15)

(King's Park 4.15)

(Sookunpoo 4.15) in Second Division-

South China v. Borderers

(Caroline HHI 2.43) Navy v Eastern

(Kowloon 2.45) St. Joseph's v. Ewo

(St. Joseph's 2.45) Club v. Athletic

(Club 2.46) Lincolne v.. Tsung Tain

(Chatham Road 2,45) Artillery v. Kowloon

Recreio v. Borderers Lincolns v. Artillery

He has

the other hand, displayed improved Sb) now says: "A player, who is India, his last station. form, as compared with their form in an offside position, shall not be joined the R. A. S. C. team and was in their first match against the 20th put on-side by reason of the ball seen in aétion yesterday against the Battery, when they played like no-having touched or glanced off the Lincolns, when he shaped very pro- vices. In Tang, the Varsity have a stick or person of an opponent. Inimisingly. Senior played for the safe custodian, while the last Hne the new rule 13, concerning the Regimental eleven of the Army of defence is well served by Rodri-award of a free hit, the player tak- Education Corps in India, and great gues and A. J. Basto, E. L. Gonano, Ing the hit may also now push the things are expected of him. He will the. cricketing Brother of A. V. and ball along the ground, but must not prove a useful acquisition to the B. Goanno, is also a useful member scoop it up.":

Service Corps in Both Mamak and friendly matches.

of their defence; while In O. dễ Soasa, they have a dangerous 66 THE women have had this in speedy centre-forward.

"T their own cowe for several

E. Owen and R. Baldwin are years, and it has workert at the Y recruits, G. Fowler, THE South Wales Borderers wore mirably, but its effect on, the showing great promise, but C. Bal- Ttheir hockey tunic for the first mon

**' which is no man is not liging up to the promise gam, time in their match against the Re-much more vigorous, remains he showed earlier in the season. creio last Wednesday. Their new to be seen by long trial. In rule The second eleven will be losing short is of dark green and white 14, when the ball is rolled in, the the services of A. Watts, who is quarters, with a white XXIV on a toller in must also have his hands leaving for the North with the Ar green pocket. Likewise, St. An-outside the line at the moment of gylle. He was a steady cantre drew's Club sported new colours the ball leaving his hand. This is half back and played several good on Sunday, theirs being all bice an addition..

games for the "Y".

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Third Division (Sookunpoo 2.45)

Signals v. South

(Chatha Borders v. St. Joseph's

R.A.S.C. v. Lincolns

Recreio v. Engineers

Road 4.45)* (Athletic 3,45) (King's Park 2.45) (King's Park 4:15)

Radio v. University TalkooR.A.F. ET

Baring-Thirteenth Extra Race

Mooting : (Valley: 1,80);

Rugby Clab v. Navy.

4:15)

Preston Stoke

Tottenham

V.

West Ham

V. Lincoln

y. Bradford C.

.v. Millwall

v. Notts C.

Chesterfield

V. Southampton

1

Fulham

v, Bury

Swansea

V. Port Vale

Third Division (South)

Aldershot Brighton

Bristol R. Cardiff Crystal P Gingham

v. Clapton

Bournemouth

v. Exeter

V.

V.

Swindon

Coventry

V

Newport

r. Brentford

Queen's P. R. v. Northampton

Reading Southend Watford

v. Luton

Bristol C.

Torquay

WarThird Division Accrington

Barrow Carlisle

Chester Crewe Mansfield

New Brighton Rochdale

Rotherham Southport York

(North)

v. Hull

Halifax Tranmore

Hartlepools

Walsall Darlington

Y. Barnsley

Gateshead

V.

v. Doncaster

v. Stockport

v. Wrexham

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

First Division

v. Aberdeen

Clyde

v. Hangers Cowdenbeath V. Airdrie East Stirling v. Ayr Hearts

V. Hamilton Kilmarnock Morton Motherwell Partick St. Johnstone

V. Queen's Park

v. Dundee

V.

Celtic

v. Falkirk

Third Lanark v. St. Mirren

SUNDAY

·Football ——First Division · Police v Athletics

(Caroline Hill 4.15) Hockey Mamak Shield,

University

Radio

(Caroline-Hi! 4.16)

(Marina 4.15)

"KLTC.*. St. Andrew's