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TO-DAY'S SPORTS PROGRAMME

1932 RACING SEASON

CONCLUDES.

Twelve Football Matches On Programme,

CLUB FIFTEEN WEAKENED.

Radio To Meet Incognitos In The Mamak Shield.

comes to a

Toto-lay when the Six-

racing season

To-morrow's Games.

First Division Lincolns v South China

(Sookunpoo 4.p.m.) Third Diviston

| R.E. v. Borderers

i

(Sookunpoo 2.80 p.m.)

SUNDAY HERALD CUP

Scotland v Portugal

LADIES' HOCKEY

St. Andrew's v Hong Kong "A"

(Sookunpoo 3.15)

Probable Teams

The following will represent the Si. Androw's Club. Ladies against the Hong Kong Ladles "A".

St Andrew's R. Rose P. Woolley,

J. Bryson; F. Wong, M. LAW. Bryson, White: E. Lee, M. Churn, M.

Woolley, 1. Gitting, and M. Chan,

Hong Kong Ladies "A":-J. Harris Walker; V. Blackburn, M. King; E. (Kowloon 3.15) O'Hagan, D. Robertson, B. Frankiin; E. Bell, E. S. Laing, P. M. Harrop, J. Churchill and R., King.

CHARITY MATCH

University .:

teenth Extra Race Meeting will be Government Civil Hospital y staged at the Valley. Gleneagles.is favoured for the Autumn Cham pions, but Helman's challenge Is not to be taken too lightly. In the. Australians'

Racing.

(Club)

Sixteenth Extra Race Meeting

(Valley 2 p.m.)

Yachting

PROBABLE TEAMS First Division

Drit. Police: Perkins; Blackbourn, Champions Polar Star is expected to record his File, Moss, Johnston, Stephens and C. tain; Minty, Channings, Jessop; T. "hat trick" against The Giraffe, Pile. Reserves: Dowman and Wil though the distance, favours the lama.. challenger. Racing Boy and Bia-t

Third Division

M. Remedios; J. J. Lima, A. J.

Fifth Championship Race

TO-MORROW

tre will fight out a thrilling duel in Recreio:- the Sub-Griffins Champions with Racing Boy as a red hot favourite. Barretto: A. R. Xavier, W. Mac Frobisher Cup--Navy v Army

The premier Football League is) kintosh, R. Laurel; F. J. Martinho- staging three games, the match be Marques, V. H. Xavier, J. Figueire- tween the Police and the Club pro-do, C. Barros, and J. D. Remedios, viding the tit bit of the day. Owing

to the postponement of the St.

INTERNATIONAL

Tennis.

TO-MORKOW

Joseph's matches there are, only) Scotland: G. Rodger: Blackburn, Kowloon Cricket Club Mixed nine junior games on the pro-Tillery; Hughes, Sands, Macdonald; G. Duncan, Hill, McKelvie (Capt.), A.

gramme.

(K.C.G. 2 p.m.)

The Rugby Club are making ex- Dunean and Greenshield. Reserve Hell. Portugal: R. Marques (St. ||periments in their team against the Joseph's); R. Silva Netto (Recreio), L. Navy fifteen and the game will act Gomes (St. Joseph's); N. Beltras (St. as a preliminary round before the Joseph's), V. Costa (St. Joseph's), Kowloon Bowling Green Club's

L Triangular Tournament game next Fernandes (St.

(St. Joseph's); Saturday. J. J. Ferguson has Joseph's), B Gosano (St V. Gosano (St. strained a muscle in his leg, and will

Зовер А.

L. Rocha, (Rocrois), F. A.{

be unable to play on the Club wing (Recrelo). and the team has been further

Reserves: S. Souza, (St. Joseph's),

weakened by the inability of G. P. V. Marques (Recreto), G. F. Victor (St Lammert to turn out.

Joseph'a), J. Gomes, C. Figueiredo

The Cricket League has three (Recreio). matches down for decision, when

the K.C.C. are expected to record

the "double" against the Navy andį

Rugby Football.

the Royal Engineers should beat Club v Navy the Civil Service,

་་

· (Friendly at Valley. 4 p.m.); PROBABLE TEAM

The big match in the hockey pro- gramme is that between the Radio, eon, W. H. B. Rigg, R. H. Griffiths, A. Club: J. P. Whitham; J. J. Fergu holders of the Mamak Shield, and F. Jenkins; N. W. Turner, M. N. Macin- the Incognitos, one of their strong- tosh; W. Kerr, J. H. McElney, R. Stil- est challengers this season. The In-liard, W. E. Poers, D. McLellan, J. C. cognitos have a 100 per cent. record, Miller, K. A. Munro, A. .P. and the champions have been forc Thompson.

ed to a draw by the Medway. In

the other Tournament game the University should account for the much improved German Club.

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To-day's Programme.

Football.

Cricket.

First League

Navy v Kowloon C.C..

Hali

Doubles Tournament

Children's Sports.

--'

Children's Sports

(K.B.G.C. 2 p.m.)

Golf.

TO-MORROW

Royal Hong Kong Golf Club|

ties,

Third Round and Semi-Final (Qualifying Round Kowleen Golf

Club Junior Championship)...

Hunting.

TO-MORROW

Fanling Hunt Hound Meet ·

(Sheung Shui Cross-Roads 8.15)

Golf Starting Times

To-morrow.ad

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ENGLISH LEAGUE.

-First Division

V- FARSENAL, Av. Chelsen

| BIRMINGHAM. Liverpool

BLACKBURN Newcastle The following areathes starting Rinckpool -- times for the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club at Fanling on Sunday:

DERBY

v. Sheffield U. Wolves

Tif, (King's Park 2 p.m.).

* Second League? Kowloon C Navy

(K.C.C. 2 p.m.)

EVERTON v. Huddersfield. Civil Service V Engineers

Old Course.digita First Division

v. Aston Villa 9.08 a.m. C. H. Bradley, J. S. Dykes. Leeds (Valley, 2 p.m.) 9.10-9.24 a.m. Reserved (not to be Manchester C. v. PORTSMOUTH FRIENDLIES. (Caroline Hill 4. p.m.) Indian R. Civ. Police

WEDNESDAY` v. - Middlesboro". SUNDERLAND v. Leicester (Sookunpoo 2 p.m.) (Sookunpoo 4 p.m.) Hong Kong C.C, Inter Club

WEST BROM. V. Bolton

(H.K.C.C. 2 p.m.)

To-morrow's Game.

Police v Club

Borderers v Navy

Kowloon v Athletic

Ewo v. Kowloon

(Kowloon 4 p.m.)

Second Division

(Navy Ground 2.30 p.m.)

Lincolns Eastern

(Chatham Rd. 4 p.m.) Navy y Club (Kowloon 2.30 p.m.) Athletic v Borderers

(Valley 2.80 p.m.) Tsung Tsin v Artillery

(Caroline Hill 2.80 p.m.)

Third Division

(Athletic 4. p.m.) (Sookunpeo 2.30 p.m.)

University v Signals

R.A.S.C. v Recrefo

Athletic v Lincoing

Radio vTalkoo

(Chatham Rd. 2.80 p.m.).

Craigengower C.C. v. Combined

booked). 9.30 am. M. W. Budd, A. E. „Lissa-

A Leach, Newton,

SECOND DIVISION,

BRADFORD C. v. Oldham

gman.

9.35.

9.40

9.45

0. E. C. Marton, L. R.

Mackenzie.

B. Stewart, A. E.

9.48

J. Lawrie, P. 8. Grant. BURY

9.52

9.56

10.00.

R. Stock, W. F. Simons. Fulham

rves.

MILLWALL

Port

Schoois (Valley 2 pin.) 10.04| PROBABLE TEAMS" AND

K. C. C.-F. Goodwin, E. C. Fin- 10.08. cher, E. F. Fincher, J. C. Lyal, A. T. Lay, G. C. Burnett, I. McInnes, A. E. 19.12 Perry, W. C. Hong, N. A. E. Mackay 10.18 and F. S. W. Smith

K.C.C. II. FE, Lawrence, C. I

Stapleton, A. A. Dand, GA. V. Hall, 10.20 H. Overy, G. Lee, R. J. Walker, P. 0. Dunne, G. A. White, R. T. Raven 10.24

and D. S.

Green. Royal Engineers Col Marsden, Lieut.

Lt.Col

Nosworthy, 10.28 Anstruther,

Y. Charlton

A. B. Raworth, D. J. Fraser, CHEST FIELDY Grimsby

Redmond, A. B. Lincoln

V. TOTTENHAM

V. STOKE

v. Plymouth

Burnley

Thomson, F. Syme NOTTS C Vale Comdr. McBean, LL-Comdr. 8"THAMPTONY.

Bradford Notts F. SWANSEA v. Preston Capt. Giddy, G. B. Mc- WEST HAM v. Manchester, Cormick,

Robertson.

J. F. Robinson, A. E. Me

Eachran

THIRD. DIVISION (SOUTH).

CC. Stark, Comdr. G. F. Bournemouth v. Crystal P

Clepton Hole.

WATFORD E. Taylor, W. J. Wadding-

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH). VT. Marshall, J. R. Darlington Masson.

Kirkby," J.:: W,

Mayhew.

W. G. Robertson,

Mackie.

A Lieut. Whiteway-Wilkinson, Cpl. 10.82 (St. Joseph's 4 p.m.) Meehan, L/Cpl. Monoghar, Spre

and 10.26 10.40

Pezz

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.Sig. Chaffey

Artillery

St. Josephs

FIRST DIVISION

Goals.

P. W. D. L.F. A. Pis. 860 2 1913 12.

Borderera

611

South China

Lincolns

Athletic Club

10 6

Navy

Kowloon

18 0 8 10 12 64 10 12 14 19 72

6

Police

Recralo

Athletic

Borderers Lincolns

Artillery

SECOND

9.6

DIVISION

Whitefield; Holmes

PJ, Ling, F.-Hi-

Barrow, N. Bake 101 Matthewsoy B.DEvans KE/2044

10.52

Comdr. E. M. Tetley, L. D.

YBARROW

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

First Division:

Jones AIRDRIE v. Ayr U H. Hampton, J. MacKnight, CELTICE. Dundee

W. A. Stewart, W. Mulcahy: COWBEATH “V. "Third Lanark PH 1038 cher, S. Randle and

v. MOTHERWELL H. W. Dankes: A. McKellar East Stirling Hayward's XI-A. W. Hayward, E.

10.50, J. Ralston, H. G. Walling. HAMILTON v. St. Johnstone R. Duckitt, F. Baker, A. K. Mackenzie,

ton.

Aberdeen HEARTS CW. E

R

Batter MORTON

Falkirk Partick ST. MIRREN feld. G. T. May, H. N. William Queen's Park v RANGERS

11.04

3. Bishon. He J. D.. Lowe, L 11:00 terren. KILMARNOCK V. Glyde®

J. Bergne Coupland and R. R. Dayles. 11.08.

"A. Reid's - XI.; A Reid, H. R R

Hancock, G. S. Dunkley, LT. Ride, 84. D. Lowson, C.E. R. Clarabutt, W. B 11.12,

wht: L.A. Whipps, H Hunt, C. A. V

Wright

Sunley.

ps 11.20 Gaye)

J. Armstrong, and J. 14. Sangay 11.24

Combined (D.B.S.),

A

11.28

B, C. Hopkins, E. Lewis. O. Eager, H. Gould J. B. Logan, A. Sommerf Thwaites, E des VOR

AN

EA CUP-Third Round.

BRISTOL R. Gillingham SOUTHEND v. Scarboro

NEWPORT Brawn CHESTER, Yeovil READING ZA MAWA

V.

ranmere R. WREXHAM Ivan Lutony

6:19 G. Souza (SEN RAJ. Halso 11.82 Geare, R. G. Law Folkestone 6.18 and A. Zimmern (DBE), Tsut Yan-1.86 Parker J. CoultharTHAMPTON 7. Doncaster 27 15 D.

18

Hiller, A. O

14 pul, M.- el "Arculi and G. T., Lea 11.40 Robertson-

South China WROL Sharphan C.B.S.).

Navy Taung Tsin 199

Kowloom

Clab

Eastera

THIED

9812 26

#7:183

8.) Reserves:E. Frith (D.B.S.) and 11.44

Hockey.

Mamak Shields University v German Club

Röd

My

Edward. B. D. Evans, R. W. Taplin

New Course,

BRISTOL C

9.82 a.m. J. B. MacDonald A. Mae HALIFAX

940

9:48

Workington SOUTHPORT/v. Swindon Miss Munro, Miss Graham WALSALL

Hartlepools

J. C. Dunbar, R. 8. Tall. Carlile

9.50 Label, T. S. Whyte-Smith, ACCRINGTON Aldershot

(Caroline Hill, 8 p.m.) 10.18-Men: F

With COLE DATUKOMS) CREWE ZAY Ky Darlington

lton v Radio

(US MORROW'S GAME,

12 Battery R

(Marina 9. p,m, ROBABLE TEAM

|GATESHEAD V. Margate W. TORQUAYS-vil Queen's P.R. Farrell, Miss Paterson. W.J. Roberts, Mrs. VR Gordon

P.m.) 10.28

10.86

$10.44

Mr

10.52

310.56: 11:00

1176

Mathieson,

CHILDRENTS SPORTS:

Mrs. So

CLUB TURF FRAUD Bookmaker Tricked Of

£15,000,

THE MAN AT THE TÁPE MACHINE.

Trickery in a famous London club, that led to a bookmaker being defrauded, it is alleged of £16,000, has created a sensation in the West End and business circlesuits

The two men who cheated the bookmaker are no longer mem- bers of the club,

The bookmaker

has his: “hitch" in a room some distance from the tape machine.

--- Mr.⠀ "A" would talk with the

bookmaker.ta

*Code Signals.

Mr. "B," his unsuspected con- federate, would be at the tape | machine. The moment the first two letters of the winning horse were spelt out he would hurry to the main room and, by a clever Code, signal the winner to Mr.

···Mr. "A" would then casually, say, "I've got a hunch for so and so put a tenner on for me," will you?"

So cleverly and casual" did these two men work the trick, mingling in a few losers, that no suspicions were ever aroused until "Mr. B's" haste from the tape machine attracted atten- tion.

A watch was kept and the fraud was discovered.

· JOE BECKETT-MAY

COME BACK.

Desires Fight With Carpentier.

Beckett

is Britain's Bravest Boxer if he means what he is alleged to have said about meet- ing Carpentier in a double-come- back contest, writes the Daily Herald boxing correspondent,

Jeff Dickson will stage the contest at the Albert Hall pro- viding Beckett will take part in a preliminary___ bout at the same place

*** I can quite understand the de- sire of Beckett to meet Car- pentier again, for they certainly: did not have tirsa, in which to get to know each one in their previous contestst

* At Holborn Stadium there light lefts and

kindly con- trom Carpe prizes at the cr which are being the

Bowling Iman dispe

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of boxing

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