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Saturday's games resuited as follows:

HONGKONG LEIGUE. Division 1.

Hongkong Club .... 1 Wiltshires... 0 H.M.S: Famar 1 H.M.S. Cairo H.M.S. Titanid.. 1 Kowloos H.M.Subrosa.. 9 B.G.A.

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14 Hongkong Club... 0 OLUB v. WILTS.

Navy

. At Sookinpoo, the Club won by the only goal scored and advance to second position in the League. The teams faced each other as follows:-

Cocs.-G. Rodger; Gerrard and J. Rodger; Railton. Stewart and Mair; McTavish, Forsyth, Bagg. Kube and England.

WILTS.-Turner; Trivett and Moore; Lancaster, Sawyer and Westall; Warren Edwards, Menham, Swanborough and

Amor.

Referee: Mr. Jones.

The play opened fast and the Club were early defending, but soon trans ferred to the Club and whore Turned saved from McTavish and Kuhr. A ahot from Kuhr almost beat Turner in the first five minutes The Club man sent in a straight drive and Turner in clearing seat the ball up in the air. On descending it beat. the goal keeper, dropped on to the goal line between the sticks and shot out to Turner who cleared amidst the appeal for goal. The Club were soon back again and Turner cleared a shot from McTavish with, the Club inside men close in. Westall fouled Forsyth and Sawyer cleared from the free kick. At the other end Amor beat Gerrard and sent in a shot that struck the side of the net. J. Rodger headed clear & long shot from Trivett and Edwards returned wide.

Play continued fast, and good work was done by the defence on both sides. The Club opened the score after 23 minutes play. Begg received in midfield and passed out to licTavish who quickly returned and Begg tapping to Kuhr the latter went through and gave Turner no chance.

The Wilts went away from the centre kick, but Gerrard cleared and. McTavish was sent down the wing, and sending over Begg was off-side. Play favoured the Club who were leading a half-time by one goal to nil.

& corner

LORD GREY'S ROMANCE, HIS RECENT ENGAGEMENT TO" LADY GLENCONNER.

There is something almost dramatically appropriate in the engagement of Lord Grey of Fallodon to Lady Olenconner, writes Mr. T. PO'Connor in the Sunday Times. If you had known George Wynd han, you would not require anybody to tell you the first moment you saw Lady Glencoaner that she was his sistor. The resemblance between the handsome and gilled brother and the handsome and gifted sister is striking enough to make you think that they were twin brother and sister.

WYNDHAM'S SISTE

Lady Gleneonner has something of the same colouring as her brother-dark in complexion, blue-eyed with fine features, and a full and harmonious figure. She, too, has the literary genius of her bro made a great man of letters if he had ther. George Wyndham would have not allowed himself to be distracted by politics, in which vortex he went down ultimately in black tragedy, and, like har f brother, has a certain turn to mysticism.

Lord Grey was the husband-for many years of one of the fascinating and out- standing figures of her time-beautiful, her gifted husband. Up to the day of her witty very outspoken, and devoted to death-she was killed by a fall from a car he and she lived like boy and girl lovers, going together everywhere, in- cluding the little zinc-roofed cabin be side the river where the husband fiabod during his week-ends, and they both lived on sardines and other tinned food and attended to all their household duties. I do not know that if the world were searched there could have been found a fitter companion for Lord Grey than this very brilliant, beautiful, and gentle woman whont he is now going to marry.

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Meantime, this alliance may have its political consequences. The re-entry of Lord Grey into political life was not a sudden or a purely personal a

ineous impulse. subject of conversations extending over I believe it was the months for Lord Grey; as usual-for he has never had much personal ambition- was inclined to hold back.

Everybody of the eighties and the 'nineties remerabers his famous saying: I'm told the ball is at my feet; but I don't care to kick it' It required there- fore,, some pressure to induce him once has taken the plunge; and it may be more to plunge into the vortex. But he now nasamod that when the time comes for new combination of the Liberal forces this mast meat his having a very prominent part in the reconstructed part in the reconstructed party, and per has also in the Ministry which must come when the new Coalition succeeds the present,

LADY CLENCOYNER.

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An ardent book-lover, Lady Glenconner The Book of Peace and The White has written several yolumes including Wallet. The latter is a remarkable tatimony to the catholicity of her literary tastes. All nature is alive in this book; birds are singing everywhere. You can hear the wind in the trees, the ripple of TJILATJAP. running water, and, above all, little ANTER children praising the Lord.

TJITAROEM Miss Pamela Wyndham, as she was GORONTALO when her Commonplace volume was cou

Besuming, G. Rodger was soon called upon to clear from Warren and Amor coming in on the opposite wing passed top far forward and Gerrard cleared The Club transferred play and Turner sayed a long shot from McTavish Club were soon back again and Begg stumbled over Trivett's foot when almost through. Mair fouled Swanborough which brought forth URcalled for booing from a section of t says the Daily Nera.

the spectators. Amor forced Gerrard and the winger dropped in front off of goal, G. Rodger punching out, but the hall was returned and lodged dangerously pear the Club goal until England cleared. The Wilts put ou pressure and gave the defence a warm time but the Club held out and time arrived leaving them win ners of a well-contested game by a goal to nit-

On the run of the game the Club de served their. Their forwards show good combination while the defence was sound G, Bodger had little to do in goal except in the last quarter, when he did good work

His judgment in clearing from the corner by Amor cer tainly saved the game, for he cleared from the scrimmages no less than four bimes in four seconds, the ball going to and from the Club goalkeeper and the Wilts who were all in the Club goal J. Rodger tackled and cleared mouth. well and survived an appeal by the Waite for hands in the penalty area. Gerrard was sound and kept Amor well covered, leaving the inside man to Balton while he looked after the winger. Railton was out for the first time after his injury,

This game on the Navy "A" ground and although playing timid.

yes well contested the teams turning put game was good Stewart, worked hard and step- ped the Wilts inside mon from settling son; Grant, Hudson and Bryant; Hill,

44 under :- down to their game. Mair did well but Samuelson, Millington, Atkey and Wood TAMAR-Mitch; Smith and Tomlin- he is not so good on the left as he is on the right. However, ho game and was up against a good wing

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C4120"-Eve; Dewring and Thom The front line played well, and Ruhr Bon; McClurg, Bennett and Ryder Metarian sent in several long passen and Hindley,

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Upington, Gale, Stevenson, Smith apd combined well with Forsyth who is a

Referee Mr. Hollande. dangerous forward whon within shooting! distance. Begg played with his dash and England showed good speed on the wing

For the Wilts, Turner saved well in goal but had no chance with the shot that beat him. Trivett did some big kicking but gave the attack little assigt Moore played a good game but ay too far up the field. The middle lipe played a good defensive game while the forwards worked hard.

piled, is still a very beautiful woman, with ##SANG a gentle, and magnetic presence. TJIKEMBANG.

Her latest book Earthen Yesich and has an introduction ARAKAN...

is entitled The by Sir Oliver Lodge. It was published- carly this year, And contains and dis- SIMALOER cusses spirit messages from her eldest boy, who was killed in France while serv ing with the Frendien Guards. message recorded was What would I One not give to be with you and comfort you dearest mother?

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AMBROSE" v. R.G.A.

On the Kowloon ground the sailors took their first win in League football this season by winning against the R.G.A. by two goals to one Neither side was fully represented the R.G.A. being with out Watson and Harris and Duval was absent from the Ambrare pile

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Goldenberg turned out for the Club The following will represent tho Cinh tower of strength at centro half and play: The Club were the fret to score the ball p.m. on the Bookunpee ground:-E. W Lud greatly strengthened their attack. The Army to-day (Thursday) at 4.45 a good game. The forwards did not going into the not during tussie in the Hamilton; W. Edmonds, F. A Red

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