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LOCAL" FOOTBALL.

TO-DAY'S LEAGUE "MATCHES.

The following games in the Hong Kong League are down for decision to-day:

Division "L

the Valley this afternoon as excellent COMMENT ON THE FIXTURES, sport in promised. Spotting winners in not so easy this time as it was at the last meeting. Owners are not deciding until the very last moment as to the dis- position of their ponies. It is just pos sible that these notes may be of some assistance to them in this respect but I trust that they will be still more useful to backers in picking up a few dollars. 1-9.30 p.m.-Glasgow Handicap: “B”

Class: Six Furlongs,

1. Barley Grass

9. Grey Streak. a Demon Boy,

Other ponies going out ate Arabian Parrot, Fireworks, Demon Boy, Bayfield and possibly Blotting Paper. A geod opening fold.

2-Lanark Handicap: Ona Mile. Probable starters: The Geezer, Sep- tember, Beldorney: Star, Rothesay, Sun- burst Kose. If the last named pony goes: ant here he will be 6 lbs, over weight as Dr. Macgowan cannot make 146 lbs.

1. Sunburst Rose

The Geezer...

2. September.

If Sunburst Rose does not go out, The Geezer, September and Rothesay are my fancy...

3.-Class Handicap: "A" Ulass: Six

Furlonga.

Probable startèrs: Home Call, The, Regent, The Sand Piper and The Grome." This should be a good race..

The Gnome.

The Regent.

3. The Saad Piper.

4.-St. Andrew's Stakes: One and a Half Miles.

Probable starters: The Goblin, Grey Knight, Lady Luck, Attaboy.

1. Lady Luck. The Goblin. 3.", Attaboy.

Here is material for a very fine race. 5.-Gorbals Plats: Thres Furlongs. The usual crowd of Polo Ponies will take part in this Race including Rey nolds, Black Mouse, Regent, District Call, Inkpot, Monte Caman, Beynolds should win and Black Mouse and Urgent should take the places. If Mowgli goes out he will be worth backing for a place. This race used to be the pièce de resist ence for backers but it no longer holds much attraction for them. If there were penalties, as I have already suggested, the race would be worth while. As the riders are mostly on the heavy side I would suggest a minimum handicap of 150 lbs. and a maximum of 175 lba Reynalds should carry this latter weight, Black Mouse 165, and Regent 160. This scheme is,, I think, even better than making the race for non-winners only, an 6-Gallowgatu Plate: From the Two Mile Post Unce Round and f: (about One Mile 165 Yards). Probable starters Brigade Call, Dobbio, Gameril, Craigavad.

1. Brigade Call. 2. Doubín:

3. Comeril.

Sunburst Rose may go here instead of in the End races his weight is 162 the. which will suit Fr. Macgowan. He could not, however, hope to win here and would most likely be placed 3rd.

7.-Hong Kong Autumn Champions: ́ One and a Quarter Miles.

1. Saligia.

2 Total Abstinence. 3 Loch Rannoch

Mr. Dyer may not want to send two of his ponies here but this is Loch Ban noch's distance and he will help to make a race of it. There are, moreover, plenty of Jockeys available.

FANLING HUNT.

The Mect, will be at Pott's Bungalow to-morrow (Sunday) at 8 o'clock.

THE EWO HANDICAP.

FIFTEEN. JOCKEYS FOR ANNUAL ST. ANDREW'S DAY RACE.

POPULAR SHANGHAI EVENT.

"Mr. T R Macdonald, the secretary for this season, has completed arrange ments for the annual Ewo Handicap, which, as usual by the kind permission

Kick-off, 415 p.m. Kowloon Hong Kong Club, Kow- loon F.C. ground. Refereer Mr. Gilmour.

HMS. Tamar e. K.O.S.B Navy

ground Referee: Mr. Baldwin. Chins Athletic u. Hong Kong Police,

H.K.F.C. ground. Refereo: Mr. "Gilbert, South Chins v. R.A., Sookunpoo "A" ground. Referee: Mr. Phillips

CRICKET.

TODAY'S MATCHES.

The following is the list of matches. for to-day

League: Division I University Hong Kong C.C Civil Service u. Indian RC

Division, IL

Indian R.O v. Civil Service C.0. Royal Navy. RA.0.0. Recreio e. Polies R.C.

Friendly Division II Kowloon C. C. Royal Navy,, Hongkong C.C. Naval Team.

0.3.0. v. Volunteers.

These teams will meet in a friendly match against the Volunteers on Sunday, the 28th inst., at 11 am, on the former's ground.

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The following will represent

·Division II. 44 A**

C.R.C.Ng St Kwong (captain), Un Kick-off, 9.45 p.m..

Haw Far H Ching, G. Choa, H. C. South China Reserves China Hung, JL. Youngsaye, K. L. Chan, W. Athletic A, Sookunpoo AL Wei, Yung Hin Lun, H. Hung and C.

Wong, ground Reforce Mr. Phillipe. Kowloon Reserves. e. St. Joseph's, Kowloon F.C. ground. Referee: Mr. Gilmour. Hong Kong Club Reserves. China Athletic "B" H.E.F.C. ground. Referee Mr. Gilbert.

RA Reserves. Club de Recreio Reserves St. Joseph's ground. Referee Mr. Lamb.

Division II, WB, Kick-off, 248

TO-MORROW'S GOLF.

JASPER CLARK OUP AND CHAM PIONSHIP QUALIFYING ROUND.

STARTING TIMES.

To-morrow at Fanling the Jasper Clark Cup competition will be decided in con- junction with the Qualifying Round of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club's Cham- pionship.

H. & S. Bank St. Joseph's Reserves, Soakumpoo "B" ground.

The Brst and second rounds of the Referes: Mr. Samy.

Championship will be decided next China Athletic "B" Boy Scouts, Sundays; and the semi-final will be play!

South Chins ground. Referee:ed on the following Sunday; with the Mr. Baldwin..........

final on Sunday, December 19th

Kick-off, 4.15 p.m. China Athletic "A". Moslem Club, St. Joseph's ground. Referee:

The starting times in connection with the Jasper Clark Cup and Championship are given below. As will be seen, 33 com- Mr-petitors have entered. The sixteen play

ers returning the best carda" qualify,.

9.20.m, to 9.30a.m.: Reserved, 9.30 D. G. Bruce and T,

ghan. IL Christie and Capt. Blox- hamma

Lamb. Kowloon "B" v. South China, Soo- kunpooB" ground. Referee: Mr. Samy

Notes on the Matches. Kowloon are at home to-day to the Hong Kong Club and a fine game is expected. The Club are turning out at full strength and Kowloon will have to go all the way if they wish to take full pointe

The Eowloon team will include Miles and Muir on the left wing, while Esyes will lead the attack. Duncan comes into the eleven at left half, but he will have plenty to do against Howard and Taylor. Caveille will have to be on top of his form to keep out the Club right wing.

Valentine should do "well if he can keep clear of Simos. A very even gone is expected, but the home Olub will start favourites.

At Happy Valley, the Tamar will be out against the K.O.S.B.' The game will be keenly contested and should at: tract a large gate from the Services On present form, the sailors should win. The K.0.8.B.'s made a good show against the Recreio at King's Park last week and may get their first win in the Hong Kong League to-day.

The Police will meet the China Athletic on the Club ground and with their re- arranged side the Police should make a good, Tun for it.

9.35

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St. Joan's Carmadsan, Hong Kong.

November 28th, 1928, Advent Sunday

Holy Communion at 8 am.

Sunday School at 10 a.m. Matins at 11 a

Preacher: The Lord Bishop. Subject:—"The World's Call to the

Church

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Preacher Rov, E. Copley Mayla. Bubject .—“Christ's Vitality,"

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Preacher-Rev. J. Kirk Macouschic. PS.A. in Lecturs Hall at 4 p.

Address by Mr. T. J. Price, 34: Evening Service at 6

Hymtu

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Boldiers and Sailors' Christian Association. Friday, December 3rd, at 8.30. p.m.-Chris- Lian Ladenvour Meeting and Social Four.

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-China - Athletic are in a good position in the league while the Police are far (Above have right of way over all other down. A win for the Folies is expected. players. First named is entitled to

The game on the Garrison ground be-honour on Ist tee.] tween South China and the R.A. should be worth watching. South China are making great strides lately, but they are yet without a win in the league. Their first success may be obtained to-day at the expense of the Gunners, especially if they can keep Leach well guarded.

The early game should attract a large crowd to Sookunpoo where South China meet the Athletic "A"A keen game ia expected to end in a win for the Athletic.

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Kowloon Reserves will find St. Joseph's a much improved Eleven, yet the home tear should win Guest will be again assisting the Reserves

The Club Reserves have a strong team out, but they will have to go all the way to take both points from the Athletic

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12.40 p.m. to 20 p.m. Reserved for Jasper Clark Cup and Quali fying Round Championship

The Gunners Reserves are likely to meet a weak Recreio team on St. Joseph's ground, as the Club de Recreio have an engagement at Macao over the week-end and they are sure to take a few Reserves U.S.S. with them.

In the B division, wins are expect- ed for St. Joseph's Reserves, Moslem Club and South China, while the game between the Athletic Band Boys. scouts will probably end in a drawn

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of the Stewards, will be held on the Shanghai Race Course at noon on St. Andrew's Day (next Tuesday), The en- fries are rather fewer than in some former years, but it is a very level fieldment are and a close race is anticipated. - "The entries and handicaps follow

R. D. Kent's Quicksilver, 100 yd. A. Kidd's Shepherd's Bush, 50 yd. D. M. Dunn's Magic Ring, 60 yd

G. D. Raeburn's Gunnersbury, 125 lb.

C. L. Oliphant's Respirator, 60 yd. J. G. Lyon's Blazing Corn, 50 yd. J. G. Lyon's Ulysses, 50 yd.

W. G. Johns Helter Skelter, 152 ydi W. J. Keswick's Warminster, 50 yd. W. J. Kerwick's Svendborg, 100 yd A N. Dallas' Zululand, 163 Ib.. "A N. Dallas Laleham, 150 lb.

A. N. Dallas Theatreland, 168 lb. Y D. K. Craddock's Battletree, so yd. -V. D. K, Craddock's Dick Turpin, 50

V. D. K. Craddock's Prince Rupert, 200

A J. P. Heard's Standlight, 160 b.r A. J. F. Heard's MacNab, 137 Ib. A_J. P. Heard's MacKay, 153 · Ib. B. D. Feith's Grey Steel 165 lb. B. D. F. Beith's Respirator, 145 Th. E. B. Clarke's Right and Left, 145 lb. «E. B. Clarke's Wyviesfeld, 168 Ib.

H-Flint's Toreador, Boyd.

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Judge, Mr. Brodie A. Clarke. Assistant Judgey Mr. W. H. Lemar

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Starter, Mr N. W. Hickling Assistant Starter, Mr. M. O. Spring

Beld, M.T.H.

Scales, Mr. David Brand..

BASKET BALL:

REGISTER.

Hong Kong Observatory, November 26th. -

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TWO EXCITING GAMES.

The basket ball team of U.S.S Buran, guest openair Temperaturs on 25th the flagship of the U.S. Asiatic Squadron Lost open-air Temperature on 25th now in Hong Kong, which has won five out of seven games played with the best teams in North China and Shanghai, was defeated by the Chinese YMCA team after two exciting games on Tues day and Thursday evenings, sa

The Chinese Y.M.C.A. team was partly made up of Ying Wa College boys, local school champions of last season. The first game was a draw, both the "Y" and

Assistant Clerk of Scales, Mr. I. A. on Thursday evening, the Chinese team

Beith

Handicapper, Mr. F. L. Sparke.

Timekeeper, Mr David Brand. Telegraph, Mr. A. B. Stewart. Cash Swann, Mr. T. E. Macdonald." Paddock, Mr. H. Maitland. Tattersall's, The Old Firm, Red Cross, Dr. O. Noel Davis (Phys.

cian-in-Chief).

Stewards in Charge of Race, Mr. A. W. Burkill, Mr. H. W. Moon, and Brig. Gen. E. B. Macnaghten.

B-Blue sky; C-Cloudy; D-Drimle; F Fog; L-Lightning; M-Mik; Overcast E-Pasing showers; Equalls B-Bain; T-Thendez.

"HONG KONG TIDE TABLE,

the sailors each receiving 35 points; but Trom November 27th to December 3rd," 1926, won by score of 29 to 23. ESPER The Xing Wa College and the U.S.8. Huron team will play a game sometima, next week, probably at the YMCA gymnasium again.

The Huron, team is going to Canton to Play with a number of school teams.

TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

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Clerk of the Course and in charge of the Married Quarters Tennis Club defest

the Officials, Mr. H. G. Robinson. ed the St Peter's Young Men's Club on The Mackie Hoose," of course, will Wednesday by 42 games to 39. Each dispense hospitality of the customary side had three pairs and played 9 games wed. order, including a plentiful supply of each, haggis and it is hoped the pipes and drums of the Shanghai Bcottish also will be there A sweepstaks will be run for the benefit of the charity funds of St. Andrew's Society-NO Daily News

The winners were Waterson, Licence, Tur Newbury Parsons, Higgs and Bowers. The St. Peter's Young Men's Club teamn was Gitting, Zimmern, Kaluzheny, Pile, 1- Locke and Samy,

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