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H.K. FOOTBALL LEAGUE.

ENTRIES AND FIXTURES.

A meeting of the Hong Kong

HOME FOOTBALL.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH

LEAGUES.

17

TODAY'S FIXTURES.

Football League Committee was The following are the football held yesterday evening at the F.A.fixtures for to-day in the English Association premises, French Bank League and Division 1 of the Building, to accept entries for the Scottish League:- forthcoming League competitions and to arrange £xtures

ENTRIES.

1

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division L

Birmingham r. Huddersfield,

The following were the entries Bolton

for Divisions I, and II. :-

DIVISION 1

Somersets L.I.

K.O.S.B.

1.K. Police.

Royal Navy.

Kowloon.

Royal Artillery.

South China ¡

HK. Club.

Chinese A.A.

Club de Recreio.

St. Joseph's.

DIVISION II. Somersete L.I. K.O.S.B.

Royal Navy.. Kowloon,

Royal Artillery.

South China A.A.

H.K. Club.

Chinese A.A.

Club de Recreio.

St. Joseph's.

Ewo Chinese,

University.

Eastern F.C.

There will be no mid-week league

The only two entries were received.

"

FIXTURES.

Saturday, October 5.

Division I-Kick off at 1:30p.m. R.A. . Police at Sookuspoo. Chinese v. Recreio, North Point

Stadium.

H.K. Club Kowloon, Club. Somersets Navy, Kowlood. St. Joseph's 2. K.O.S.B.,

Josephe

Burnley

Grimsby

Leeds U.

Leicester Liverpool Manchester U.

| Wednesday.

Sunderland West Hain

Bradford C. Bristol C. Cardiff Millwall

Notts Forest

z.. Derby,

2'.

Portsmouth, Newcastle.

9. Aston Villa,

r. Sheffield E.

e. Everton.

+

Blackburu. Arsenal, Manchester C.

r. Middlesbro' Division II.

I'

Wolves

1*.

Bending.

*

Hull.

r. Bary:

r. Notis C.

2'. Chelsea.

Oldham Preston Southampton

Swinst&

*. Stoke.

r. Charlton

Blackpool.

Tottenham v. Barnsley,

West Brom.

Bradford.

Division II. (Southern).

Bourn mouth r. Exeter.

Brighton

Fulbam

Luton

Merthyr

Newport

".

Norwich.

11.

Crystal P. Southend.

"Clapton 0.

Watford.

T. Brentford.

2. Bristol.

Plymouth

Queen's P.R.

r. Gillingham

Swindon

Torquay Walsall

1.

Coventry. Northants."

Division III. (Northern). Accrington / * Chesterfield.

1. Nelson. Crewe Darlington T. Doncaster, New Brighton r. Wrexham. Port Vale 1. Barów.

St. Rochdale

Divinen IL-Kick off 3 p.m. Eastern. K.O.S.B.. St. Joseph's. South China r. Somersets, Caroline

HIL

University Recreio, Stadium. R.A. . Kowloon. Sookanpoo.

Navy St. Joseph's, Navy.

Ewo t. Chinese, Club.

..

Saturday, October 12.

Division I-Kick off at 4.30 p.m. South China . R.A., Caroline Hill:

St. Joseph's

-Joseph'e.

."',

Kowloos, St.

Recreio Navy. King's Park, Somersets v. K.O.S.B., Sookunpoo.

Chinese Club, Stadium.

Division 11-Kick off 3 p.m. Club r. Somersete, Club, Bwa, S. China, Caroline Hill R.A., Navy, Sookunpoo. Recreio 1. St. Joseph'z, King's

Park.

Chinese . Eastern, Stadium. University. Kowloon, St. Joseph's. No postponements. of games will be considered unless application for same is in the hands of the Hon. Secretary by 12 noon on Thursday prior to gam£.

TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL.

The following players have been chosen to represent the Eastern Football Club in a friendly game against the 12th Heavy Battery R.A. to-day at 4.30 p.m. at Lee Yee Moon Barracks Ground-J. F.

i

1. Tranmere.

Rotherham *. Halifax. Southampton, Hartlepools. South Shields r. Lincoln. Stockport

7. Wigan. York C

r. Carlisle.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Aberdeen Dundee U. Fatkirk Hibernians Kilmarnock Motherwell Partick

St. Johnstone St. Mirren

Division, X.

v. Rangers.

2. Airdrie.

r. Morton.

P. Cowdenbeath.

Arr U.

r." Hearts.

F.

Hamilton.

Queen's Park.

" Dundee:

THIRD DIVISION GAMES.

(THROUGH REUTZI'S AGBICY.)

LONDON, Sept. 5.

In the Southern Section of the Third Division to-day, Newport County defeated Swindon Town at Newport by two goals to one. while Queen's Park Rangers, playing at hoine, shared four goals with Walsall.

MRS. DA SILVA'S FUNERAL.

ATTENDED BY MANY MOURNERS.

Over 150 mourners attended the funeral at Happy Valley yesterday

Silvo, Kwan Wa Lam, A. Ayock, of Mrs. Beatriz Barbara Brito da

Ng Ying Kay, Cheong Yiu Nam, Leung Yun Hung. Lee Ping Tong.

Silva, the widow of the late Mr.

A. H. M. da Silva, who passed

0. M. Omar, M. S. Salleh, Maway on the previous evening at Sabhan, Lai Ting Choy. Reserves: her residence at 1. Victory Avenue, Lo Hei Ming and Li Yun Yam.

FOOTBALL.

XHIBITION MATCHES have

Homuntin. Mire. da Silva was 74 vears of age and only survived her late husband six months.

Born in Macao, she came to Hong Kong many years ago and ber quiet, unobstrusive and affectionate

ATHLETIC ASSOULATION on the number of friends who mourn her She leaves two 7TH and 87 SEPTEMBER, 1929, at passing deeply. 430 r.. it NORTH POINT.

sons and A daughter, and four 'grandchildren.

CHINESE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

ย

BOYZRSETS LIGHT EXPANTRY

On SEPTEMBER 7TH, 1929,

. CHINESE ATHLETIC ASSOCIAION

C.

THE COMBINED NAVY

On SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1929.

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Dangerous Colds & Chill's

TAMO PEPE KA a fotody and provendien af Might weis, nutnos aries, song tharvata, kad sougall, bronzlučka, zeitwws, and hand"" ́daniera everywhere.

The interment service was con- dacted by the Rev. Father Spada.

Among the many floral tributes were wreaths from Jorge and Marichai: Peter, Lulu and Jerry (grandchildren): Son Chico: Leo. nor, Manuel and Charlie; Edoa; Dr. Eugene Lionel de Souza; Rev. Father Bertin Ashness; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Xavier and family; Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigues; Mrs. Julia Menczes; Mr. G. de Souza; Mr. C. Basilio: Mr. J. V. V. Remedios: Eliza F. de Silva and son; Mr. C. Assumpeno: Mre. and Miss Hop- war; Mr. and Mrs. A. Alves: Mrs. 'G. ''G. d'Eca'; Mrs. F. R. Gomes and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. V. Osmund; Mr. and Mrs. F. Soares and family Mr. and Mr. D. A. Alonco; Mr. Ah Tai; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Osmund; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. d'Almads Remedios; Mr T. X. d'Almada Remedios: Dr. B. C. Weng and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Eca de Bilva and family; Afr. and Mrs. 8. A. Lopes Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Figueiredo and family; Analis Collaco and daughters; Mr. and Mrs. F. G. M. da Costa; Mr. "and Mrs. F. J. Tavares; Mr. J. Toppin; Letita Xavier; Iaido Xavier Mrs. Lim and family; Mr. and Mrs. L E. Gutieres: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grace: J. M. V. de Figueiredo and winters; Messrs. Hall, Scott Mills, Collaco. Remediat Leon and Remedios; Portuguese Staff, Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lawy B. K. Japs; Mrs. F. M. Leon and family.

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23RD ANNUAL MEETING.

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tion. He suggested that the mat- ter could be dealt with later when other, business came ander discus- .sion. No further mention of the suggestion occurred, however,

Election of QMcars.

The following oicers were elect- ed.:-

-President, Mr. H. R. B. Hancock.

Vice-President, air. Brace.

Hou, Secretary, Mr. W. Hung, The meeting agreed with "the Chairman's suggestion that there was no room for further divisions in the League and that the League consist of a lit and 2nd Division as heretofore.

Combined League Matchen,

A suggested list (appended below) of dates for Combined League Matches, was adopted by the meet- ing.

it was stated that H.K.C.C., (who won the 2nd Division shield, desire to remain in that Division. The meeting concurred, and also agreed to the Army, entering s team in the 1st Division.

Lieut. Maxwell suggested that a alight alteration be made to the rules to permit certain Army players, who played in 1st Division matches, to play in 2nd Division matches on occasion. He pointed out that the Army "would had difficulty in put- ting the same side on to the field." on every occasion owing to inter- ference caused by military duties and other contingencies.

The number of players who parti. cipated in 1st Division matchto would be so high that there would be nobody left to play in the 2nd Division, ha contended.

The Chairman suggested that the decision be left to the Army sides concerned as he did not think they would take advantage of the con. cession...

H

The meeting agreed to

course.

The entries are:-

FIRST DIVISION, Hong Kong CC University, Kowloon 0.0. Indian R.C. Royal Navy.

Army

Chinese R.C. Craigengower C.C. Civil Service,

SECOND DIVISION.

H.X.0.0. 2nd. Indian R.C. end.

R.E. & S.

C.S.C.C. 2nd. R.A.S.C.. K.C.C. 2nd. Recreio. University 2nd. C.C.C. 2nd. Police B.C. B.A.O.C.

Electric R.C..

Royal Artillery.

this

It was stated that, owing to-dil- fculty in securing a ground, it was doubtful if au catry would be re- ceived this year from Electric R.C..

SUGGESTED COMBINED LEAGUE MATCHES.

1. Combined League "A". Com bined Schools, 11 a.m., Sun- day, Oct. 27, 1929, 0.8.C.C. ground.

2. Combined League v. H.K, Volun- teers, 11.16 m., Sunday, Dec. 22, 1929, Recreio ground,

3. Combined League v. University P. & P., 2 p.m., Jau, 12, 1930,

Varsity ground.

4. Combined League "

United

Services, 11 a.m., Sunday, Jan. 20, 1930, C.R.C." ground."

3. Combined League . K.O.C., 11.

a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10, 1930, K.C.C.

8. Winners of League 1st Div. v.

2

The Rest, 2.p.m., April 5, 1930,

Winners ground,

7. Winners of League 2nd Div. m.

The Rest, 2 pm, April 5, 1930,

Winners' ground.

9. Interport XI. v. The Rest,