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Baseball Notes.
HOME FOOTBALL.
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
SOUTH CHINA GOING
STRONG.
LEAGUE MATCHES.
TOMORROW'S FIXTURES.
The following are the football Bxtures for to-morrow in the Eng- lish League and, Division 1. of the Scottish League 2-
ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division I
POSITIONS OF THE TEAMS,
[By" CENTRE FIELD."]
South China are going strong in their race for championship honcure, and unicas some of the teams settle. down to real business and put a Arsenal spoke in their wheel, it looks as if Aston Villa
Blackburn they would re-capture 'the' shield
Derby from the Phillies. They bave, up Huddersfield to the present, met and defeated Liverpool
Manchester C. their most dangerous rivals, the
Middlesbro' Japanese and Filipino nines, but Newcastle these outfits are working very hard Portsmouth Shefeld U. just now, as they are both deter nined, to turn the tables on the Chincee crew when they meet again later in the season. Last Saturday they beat the Filipinés 3-2, and for that they have to thank Eddie Chang, their pitcher.
To say that Eddie pitched a great, gaine would only be express- ing it mildly. Strikes went whist- ling over the plate with piston-like regalarity, and Ed had the batters going, all the time. The fielding was good, too, and I must hand it! to Chun, their frat baseman, for picking up the kang so quickly, So far as I remember, he turned out for the South China Seouts in the Junior division last year, and was not very brillians then either. If I had anything to do with the management of the Chinese nine,
Barnsley Bradford Blackpool
Bury Charlton "Chelsen
Hull
P.
Burnley,
Wednesday.
1.
Grimsby.
·
Everton.
r.
Leeds U.
West Ham.
"'.
Bolton.
2.
Manchester U.
r. Leicester.
e. Sunderland.
BirminghamT.
Division II.
1
"
West Brom. Tottenham. Bradford C. Southampton
".. Bristol,C.
r. Millwall.
r. Preston.
r. Oldham.
P. Notts C.
.
1. Cardiff
Notts Forest Reading Steke Wolves
r. Swansea,
Division III. (Southern). Brentford
Merthyr. Brighton Bristol R. Clapton 0. Coventry Crystal P.
Exeter
I would see that they put in a lot Gillingham of batting practice. At present Northants
Dick-and Southend
Shim-the
evergreen
r. Swindon.
r. Plymouth.
2. Newport.
Torquay,
2. Norwich
J'.
Walsall.
Fulham,
1.
V.
Queen's P.R.:
Kaurnemouth. Luton Division 1., (Northern).
Matty Chang are about the only; Watford batters who can be depended upon
for a good old hingle every time they are at bat.
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Barrow Carlisle
As regards the Filipino crew, Chesterfield Joha Alvares" pitched a good game Doncaster too. The trouble is that he can. Halifax not lust the seven innings What Lincoln about Zaira na pitcher for a Nelson change A. Alvares seemed to be Southport holding them quite well when Zaira South Shields relieved brother John est Sun- Wigan day, and if only Manager Rull Wrexham would see that Alvarer i takon away from the box as soon as he.
shows the elightcet signs of wear,
r. Rotherham.
r. Stockport..
e. Darlington. Hartlepools. Rochdale.
2. Accrington. York City. Crewe.
1.
J
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I'.
Tranmere.
New Brighton.
13. Port Vale,
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE,
the Phillies would do a lot better. When they had better men avail. Airdrie able, I was indeed surprised to see' Ayr . them playing Headlights Reme- Clyde
dios last Sunday,. This youngster Cowdenbeath may be keen, but keenness is not ' Dundee Everything. Anybody can step into Hamilton the box, wave the stick; and then, Hearts Ket etruck out!
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Division I,
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Celtic. Motherwell. Aberdeen.
. Partick.
St. Johnstone.
u. Falkirk,
Dundee U.
r. Kilmarnock.
Morton Queen's Park ៥.
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Hibernians,
St. Mirren
SOME INTERESTING RESULTS.
[TEROEGE RAKTER'S AGENCY.]
The Kisoras are certainly mak-Rangers ing a great impression, for eogner did they beat the Baseball Club soundly than they began to make things pretty hot for the Japanese aggregation. They almost won their game laet Saturday, too, and I am of the opinion that if they had just a little more experience they would have done B Young Georgie Ng and C. C. Leung are their best. fielders and the former brought off two brilliant catches in their game with the Japanese last week.." Pitcher" Lee requires a little more taming down, as he is inclined to he rather wild, and; as Arsenal. for their catcher, well, he just takea
Losnoy, Sept. 11. Results of League matches played to-day were as follows-':
Division I.
Everton 1 Leeds
the games too seriously: If I were Manchester U. 2 Leicester you. Mr. Wong, I'd remember that Portsmouth... 1 Grimsby
it would never do to mag my team-
mates about their mistakes, even
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A good game should be seen'nt the Navy Field, Caroline Hill, to morrow when the Japanese Base- hall Club will croes bats with the Hong Kong Baseball Club. 1 understand the latter will have a brand new battery to hold the fort. The new acquisitions are Hill {pit- ther) and Hanaford (catcher), and their probable line-up will be
Hi
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13.
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2B.
Bowker
5.5.
Howard
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Skinner
LF.
Harrie
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Division II. (Southern). Bournemouth... 5 "Falham Crystal Palace Southend Gillingham
Exeter Plymouth........ Torquay
Division II. (Northern),
South Shields Doncaster Nelson
▸ Darlington
Wrexham... 1 York
0
Op Sunday the Chinese and Kinoras will meet, and though is is not expected that the later will seriously extend their more experi- . enced opponents, an interesting The above line-up..is not definite-game is neverthelces expected.
ly settled, and may be subject to The probable line-up for the
considerable change. An attempt Chinese will be:
will be made to give all candidates
for the H.K.B.C. team an opportu
nity to play in this game.
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Ed. Chang
P..
Matty Chang
C.
Chun Yee Tin
1B.
Fung King Chevig 28.
Kwok Yat Hin
S.S.
Lee Shing Lau
3B.
It
Richard Shim
R.F.
Tsai Ping Fan
C.F.
Ching Kee or
K. L. Chu
L.F.
Since writing the above I have learnt that Bowker has gone to Shanghai on a business trip. would be interesting to see who will play ebort. I should imagine that either Howard or Proulx would make good in that position.
The Japaneec side will do all they can to improve their position when they meet the Baseball Club, Their line-up will be:-
Sube: Milton Goo, Wong Ki Chan, Tong Kwan, To Kwang. Siu Ping Shun.
The positions of the Clubs, up-to- date, are
P. W. L Pct. South China... 2. 2 .300
Q 2 *1 1 .050
Koga
F
Hachiuma
C.
Saido
13.
Honda
2B.
Filipinos
Murata
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R.F.
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C.F.
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-L.F.
Subs: Takahashi, Hayase, Boyc
jima.
(Continued on next Column),
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NAVAL & MILITARY NOTES.
The cruiser Carysfort, of the Devonport Reserve, having deve- loped certain defects, cannot be used for the conveyance to Chine of part of the relief crews for the Eighth Destroyer Flotilla. H.M.S. Cambrian, Captain R. H. O. Lane- Poole, O.B.E., is to take her place; and is accordingly being with- drawn from the Second Cruiser Squadron, Atlantic Fleet.
The Cambrian is ordered to Chatham Dockyard for the shifting of pro- pellers and the fitting of awnings. The permanent nucleus for the Cambrian will be provided by Chatham Depot, and the balance of ratings required for the round trip by Devonport Depot. The present Chatham crew of the Cam- brian is to turn over to H.M.S. Frobisher when that vessel is with- drawn from the Mediterranean for duty in the Second Cruiser Squadron.
Commander H. D. Nichol, who was promoted in the midsummer list, after being first lieutenant- rommander of the torpedo school- ship Defiance at Devonport, is to join the Vernon, torpedo school, Portsmouth. During tho War Commander Nichol. served in the cruiser Euryalus, flagship of Admira! Wemyss,
and from November, 1918, he was second-in- command of the sloop Espiegle. Another appointment of one of the
new
commanders which becomes operative is that of Compan- der R... P. Selby to the Naval Ordnance Department. Commian- der Selby served during the greater part to the War in the Llon, battle-cruiser flagship, both as sub- Reutenant and Heutenant. At the Battle of Jutland he was in charge of the transmitting room, and the working of this was reported in. dispatches to have been admirable. He showed coolness in dangerous situations," and received early. promotion lieutenant for his services. In 1999 he specialized in gunnery, and his last dufy was as first and gunnery lieutenant-com- mander of the battleship Valiant,
The progress of the general mess system in the Navy is again illus- trated by an Order in Council sanctioning new allowances in re- gard to it At the R.N. Barracks it Chatham, Portsmouth, and De- vonport, 18 day is to be paid to the chief petty officer or other cook ruting in charge of the cooking for the general mess, or of a block of the general mess with 250 or more ratings. In other ships and estal lishments, is a day is, made pay- able to the senior cook under the general mess systorn with 250 or more in the mess, when a commis- sioned instructor in cookery, dr a warrant instructor, is not borne. If such an officer is borne, half the allowance is payable.
The monitor Erebus, cadets' training ship and turret drillähip at Devonport, which also flies the flag of the Commander-in-Chief at that port, will shortly receive a new commanding officer, on the completion by Captain E. J. Hardman-Jones, Q.B.E. of the usual two years. He is to bo. que- ceeded by Captain S. St. L. Moore, late in command of the Enter prise in the East Indies, Captain Moore was 45 in March last, and has been in the Navy since 1898. He became a lieutenant in 1900, und during the late War was gun- nery and executive oficer'in the light cruisers Foresight and Cal. lope. In the latter ship he was present at Jutland, and was com mended in dispatches and noted. for early promotion, which begre ceived in December, 1917. In 1910- 21 he was staff officer to the Com-. mander-in-Chief at Rosyth, after which he was appointed executive. officer of the Fisgard, artificers' training ship, and in May, 1023, he resumed seagoing duties in the battleship Warapite, and was pro moted to Captain at the end of 1024.
The promotion of an officer engaged on photographic duties in the Royal Navy is the subject of an Order in Council, in view of his special grade. On October 29," 1010, sanction was given by Order in Council to the grant of the rank of Warrant officer to Chief Petty Officer Albert W. Smith, in charge of photographic stores in H. M. Navy, with the pay of a warrant officer of the non-mechanical class. The regulations provide that war rant officers of all classes shall, subject to certain conditions, re- ceive promotion to commissioned. warrant officer (or, as it is now, styled, commissioned officer from warrant rank) after 10 years" seniority as warrant officer. The new Order in Council etates that Mr. Smith is considered eligible for similar advancement, and his promotion is sanctioned to
missioned officer, from warrant rank as from October 28, 1929, Mr. Smith is serving at the Photo- graphic School, attached to the Ex- cellent, Gunnery School. He will be the second oficer of his new grade, in the Navy without a dir- tinctive title, the other being. Mr. Samuel M. Hammond, keeper and steward of the Royal cabins in
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