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REVISED LAWN

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Two Players From Each Of Senior Clubs To Be Selected

AITKENHEAD SHIELD DETAILS

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This leaves only nine days on which matches can be played, and! four of these are taken up by the Interport, games and the Second Division game.

to

It was therefore decided leave the Interport matches S they were arranged at the pre- vious meeting of the committee. and instead of having a match at each Club, to select two players from each of the senior Clubs and make four rinks.

Revised Programme

The revised programme of matches against Shanghai is as follows:

October 9-Police B.C. and Gvil Service CC. (Police green).

Jack Dempsey (left) and Tom Gibbons, once zing enemies at Shelby Montana, tangle again but in a “chin-wag” at Jack's New York restaurant. They had many a'laùgh over their Shelby fisticulls.

NEW BLOOD

FOR ATHLETIC

SENIOR TEAM

(Continued from Page 4)

CRAIGENGOWER ARE TOO GOOD

ELEVEN SUCCESSIVE DEFEATS AT VALLEY

K.C.C. RALLY COMES TOO LATE

(By "Skip")

IT is fully expected that the Indian RC. will take a more prominent position in the senior league next year. The high class bowling served up against the Civil Service team last Saturday is responsible for this statement, and in the opinion of a well known Civil Service player, and it is shared by many others from first class clubs, the Indians, as a team, have shown phenomenal pro- gress, which speaks well for the future.

Sa-a-pleasant thought this, and could the Chinese be in- duced to take up the game and enter a team into one of the leagues our cup of happiness would be filled to the brim, and the League programme made complete. This has been discussed already and a hearty invitation extended to the Chinese gentle men who were then considering the matter.. - Those conditions are not altered, and hopes are still entertained that the Chinese

ROVER'S FORECAST will yet take advantage of that opportunity.

(Continued from Page 4)

* THIRD DIVISION EAST LANCS, v Liga de Portuguesa (Chathams Road, 3.15 pm) St. Joseph's CHINESE POLICE (Happy Valley, 315 pm.) LINCOLNS v Fusiliers. **

(Railway, 3.15 pm)

Lincolns' Changes The Lincolns, who meet the made two changes in the team Fusiliers in an away fixture, have Railway v AIR FORCE

October 10.First Interport which clashed with the Club a Engineers ▼ POLICE

(Recreio green)....

October 11.-Kowloon Recreio (KCC green).

fortnight ago in a friendly game G.C. and which resulted in a goalless draw, Ash, veteran of the team, has October 12-Second Interport (Civil been replaced at right-back, while Service great).

CLUB ATTTACK, IMPROVED BY EXPERIMENT

October 13 Kowloon BG.C. and Edmundson will move up to the Kowloon Docks RC (EDRC green) pivot position in place of Thomp October 14-Second Division Match son, who has been relegated to (Continued from Page 4).

(Taikoo green).

the junior eleven. October J Indian RC and

The Fusiliers had not selected Elliott and Farrow are the right

Craigengower (CCC green).

October 16-Third Interport (Kow-their team last night, but it will and left-inside forwards, respec-loon B.G.C green) and Interport be very much on the same lines as tively The former is showing up Dinner at Kowloon: C.C.

last year with Rowlands between better this season than last year. A suggestion was put forward the sticks and Keneghan their although on the two occasions he by Mr. Gay that the final day outstanding player, at right-half. was seen in practice games, he should be used for a match be This game should develop into was conspicuous for the number tween a rink selected from the a fast and furious clash with the Maher and Silva form a very of opportunities which he failed to Electric RC, the Yacht Club and odds on the Lincolns, whose very good pair of backs Maher play-take advantage of

the Football Club, to be played on fast attack is likely to succeed the green of the last named Club-against the Fusilier defence. This was favourably received.

NEW JUNIOR MENACE

(Continued from. Page 3)

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Aitkenhead Shield

Saints Captures

The Saints

(Railway, 445 p.) (Military ground H.V., 3.15 pm)

Sunday

FIRST DIVISION.

Artillery (Lyeman) v ATHLETIC

(Sookampoo, 445 paa) SECOND DIVISION

Eastern v EAST LANGS

My forecast concerning the results of all the bowling matches last Saturday was correct. I would like to sympathise with the Civil Service team in not having realised their hopes. To at least equalled the number of points made by the K.C.C I season, and should the K.BG.C. decide to run two teams in the seems, however, that there may be no need for relegation: next semior league, the number of teams therein may merely be made an even number, that is the senior league will be composed of. 10 teams instead of nine, as it is at present.

1. It is remarkable that the Bow- ling Green cannot, no matter how good their team." overcome the Craigengower “A” team at the Valley. so it has been since the first day they met there some 11 years ago. The champions were in fine fettle from beginning to Jend and did not require the luck

(Sookampoo, 3.15 p.m.) GOLF STARTING which also went their way to beat

FIRST DIVISION TEAMS

ST. JOSEPH'S

U: B. Souza; S. Souza and V. Costa Hussain, D. Leonard and W. Ayock D. Lee, A. Ward (captain), Gerinchan Singh, La Souza and L-Fernandes

CHINESE ATHLETIC Chor-hin; Lai Kwek-chiu (captain) Sai Tim-lim; Mak Sui-hou and Ho Chui Ah-fai and Ng Tak-wing: Tang Kwong-sum, Yeung Kim-po, Wong Wing-hong, Chen Chen-wo and Li Hmer-ching

RECREIO

TIMES

their visitors last week.

The Bowling Green could not master the up and down dificulty.

Pairings For Fanling which is one of the chief charac

On Sunday

teristics of this green, and herein lay the principal reason for their failure. The following are the Royal Hong two clabs generally have a ding- On a level surface the Fanling next Sundays Kong: Golf Club starting times forong struzzle with very little in

OLD COUBSE

it at the finish, although, in fair 924 am: H E. Beddow, T. Et is believed by many that on this ness to the Craigengower “A” 12,

well

mare.

D. J. Gil-year's showing they are assuredly

the better team of the two.

G. S. Archbutt, E. D. Mat b. thews.n

9.28

32 -

9.36

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A. T. Lay, H. C. Hopkins.

940

D. L. Prophet, G. Milne.

9.44

0... Shannon, J. Me L

Brown

ed, a great game against the Ath-j Farrow has been moved about letic a fortnight ago and had play-from one position to another and ed as a half-back in the Senior until the selectors let him alone.

have made team

he will never amount to much. "Al. In connection with the Aitken-several changes in their team

R. Marques, A. V. Gosano and J. "Another interesting rame deadly shot off the left foot, he head Shield match to be played or since last year. U. B. Souza, re Bowen: V. Marmes, N. Beltran (cap should be that between the En- should fit in well with Fowler and the greens of the Civil Servicenowned throughout the Colony as T. Castilho, B. Gosano, J. Gomes and tain) and N. Delgado; J." Gonsalves, gineers and the Radio, who make Bickford.

Police RC. and the Craigengower an excellent hockey goalkeeper J. Alves. their first appearance in the Sec- The Stonecutters team was not C.C, it was decided to select the and custodian for the Radio last PRENEDOR POLICE ond Division.

available up till yesterday evening players as follows:

season, will fill the position be W. McHardy, C. Blackbum and C The Engineers have a sound and will probably be selected to Twelve from Craigengewer and tween the sticks, while Hussain, Pile; S. Brooks, G.-Gough (captain) 948 team and did very well during the day.

eight each from the Police and probably the finest junior half-and A. E. Brittain; T. Pile, A. Bone, 9.52 latter part of last season. They The Club juniors have been Civil Service. From the Indian back in the Colony, will make his

Stevens, H. Green and G. C. Moss won the Junior Shield and have considerably strengthened this RC. Takoo, Electric RC Foot-debut at right-half

HLKF CLUB

:: 9.56 all their last year's players avail-season and several newcomers will bali Club and Yacht Club four

Rodger (captain); Sykes and W. Arock, another former Radio Gamble, Robertson, Gilchrist and 10.00 able.

to-morrow players will be chosen from each player, will fill the left-half berth, Skinner, L. E. Lammert, Elliot, F.

making a total of 48 in all

while Gurbachan Singh, the finest Fowler, Farrow and Bickford.

LINCOLNS The Kowloon team will be com-hockey centre-forward in the Co posed of nine players from Kow-lony, will make his debut in the Howlett, who played at centre For some unknown reason loon Docks and 13 from the Kow-same position, fanked on the right half last year, will be at inside Stephens has been dropped in oon B.G.C., the Recreio and the and left by Ward, the new captain-Olsen: Everest and Bastman (cape

and Souzabe

Brilliant Forward The latter gave a brilliant dis play against the Police alfort- night ago and should develop into one of finest inside-lefts in the Colony

make their debuts Selleck the goalkeeper, and against the Fusiliers. Dudley Slacks their backs, have al very good understanding.

Stephens Dropped

right while Darby will again lead favour of Stirling, who has not Kowloon CC. the forwards. These two were yet been seen between the sticks the outstanding players of the Railton and Binnie, last year's team last year and the attack will backs, will remain as before but

again depend on them to a great Millington will come into the side THIRD DIVISION

extenti

Indians Transfer

at right-half where he should be quite useful, while Nichols is re- tained in the pivot position.

The Radio have been aided by a Desmond Hynes should strengthen number of players from the Young the intermediate line, and "parti- Indian's Football Club, who this cularly the left-wing, by bis fnelti- year have not entered a team in sion at left-half. Fall of energy. the League.

he is a hard man to get by.

Greenberg, who was by no

The forward line will consist of four of last year's. Young In-means a success on the occasion]

TEAMS DISPLAY

GREAT PROMISE

(Continued from Page 23

Liga's First Game To-morrow the champions, the

very

keen

dians team and as these players he turned off against the Lincoln East Lance, are opposed to the

Liga and cluded at inside-right, while Scatt struggle should ensue. The East

played together last year, they juniors, has surprisingly been in- should be able to combine well

In the Radio, defence Areal has been given the inside-leri Lanes should-win, but the new-

the former Young Indians” right- wing is the only NEWCOMET Ind

will partner Rocha, the captain, at back

At Half Back

berth

comers should give them a good game as they have several good men in their ranks.

The Saints should experience

no dificulty in taking both points

off Kowloon, who have, however, not quite settled down, although they trounced Stonecutters to the tune of 6 goals to 1.

RECREIO'S SETBACK

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Read; Ash and Shaw; Robson,

Edmundson and Deering: Clayton, Tarmer, Higgins, Ridley and Badrye

WIEKOWLOON FC.

tain), G. White, Bliss and Boyd, 1 Enox. V. White, Oppenkiem, Hesse and D. Knox.

....

Successini K.C.C. Combine

That R. P. Philips is an ac004). plished bowler no one can dispute,

K. W. Jones, J. C. Dunbar, and since he has been associated

B. D. G. Barlow, F. C. Ewith I Fraser the rink in which Black

AE Lissaan, these two are operating has been Geare.

fisöst successful. G. B. S. Thomson,

Billinghurst

LE whole

"DAHLY PRESS" TO MEET CLUB THIRD TEAM-

25 "good as Colony, and the remait that the

In fact, the

Just as teams in 1301) has end

the for

The vincing manner in which RCC defeated their visitors, suggests to me

The following will represent the Hong Kong Doly Press in a friendly match against the Club's this possibility; that should ther third team this afternoons: CA. -

be able to retain the 12 players Chang Hon-pang A. el Aralli and who composed the team last Mak San-hum; A. R. Marker, S. Mae Saturday, until next season, then Ip Yun-look, Ng Ying-kay and Luk Nider and E R. Marker Lee Wing I am prepared to forecast a very Ful-war Tsang Chung-wan, Sti Ping lam, Lo Ka-kit, Lo Chu-wa, J. Franco successful year for them,

SECOND DIVISION TEAMS EASTERN ATHLETIC

thun and Chấn Koda-ping, Cheng and. O. M. Omar. Shut-hon, Lau Tingssang, Sogng Ling,

sang, M. Sahban and Fed Ting-choi. Tillery, Brown, A. Logan, Harmībai,

RADIO PSPORTS CLUB

M. Souza, G. Bocha and Arenili; J. Tavares, Kitchell and H. Sours; A KOmar, T. Hamet, 0. M. Omar,

Winch, and Pereira

BOTAL AIR FORCE Fogg:-Everson and Brewer; Mur-

RAILWAY-RCUT

Bebbington's Progress

Bebbington has become

Aray, Gregory (captain) and Allen most useful skip, and it is very. Brixton, Sols, Farmer, Docherty and faeldom that a player can adapt Ewartawa

thimself as quickly to this very Li Hung: Wong: Ming-hin and ly ton has done. I consider there responsible position, as Bebbing- Sami ming, Chering Sum, Chang On and-Leng Spen, Chan Ching Pungl rest bowling career in store Chi, Lau Chong, Leung Yeung-kam, for hin shou be continue to fol

Tow the

the same en-

show

Azimí “and” H2 Mamið 24, 199 AMANSOUTHY CHINA

Tang Yat-ming, Cheong Pak-- and Tang Chong, pak, Yan Wahey Ho Chi wing, and,Yeing"! Ip Tuen-poy Ng Po-kai, Lee Wing-on and C AN ENGINEE has failed on more than one occast and Dowell; Kallard,

Sellek, Slack, and Dadley": sion by incessant, dribbling when Darby Jones and Creagh.

colleague or two has been wait

BADC AND RISC. Cooper Gooch? "andjuk DeQueens

Duffeld, Prince, Eycott, and]

in preference to Hopkins!

Caplan's Chance Sloan will make a return to his A good tussle will probably be left-wing position but he is by seen between the Air Force and ing for a pass no means certain of his place, as the Railway The Airmen have Johnston, the Police lead ---| Palter, "Clarke ini Cakyforde/"Wats H. Souza has been moved from Caplan, a newcomer, who was seen been practising for some time unable to play owing to indisposi- the forward fine to the right half against the East Lanes, is giving while the Railway have all their tion, while Parker, the former position. He played very well in definite signs of promise as a half last year's players and some new-left-half, is still suffering from an the attack last year and, though or forward

comers who will strengthen the old hockey injury? Parker will be team.

best recalled as the only player to The Chinese Police should beat receive Interport cape for the

Josep

Colony for both hockey and soccer

the

still on the slow aide will soon de- velop into a good half-back

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Capet

be

In the match between the Uni- versity and South China, the lat ter should win easily as the "Var- sity have had very little time for practice, the majority of their British

"having just returned from Atzits

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of this

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