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CRICKET NOTES.

MALAYA ACCEPTS.

As I announced briefly on laat Wednesday, a falaya side is com ing here. The cable was rather significant, as they said a "repre sentative side was coming. I read this as a hint that they are out for blood, and are going to avenge the crushing deleats they suffered in 1027)

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H.K. AREA FOOTBALL COMMITTEE.

FRIENDLY MATCHES

ARRANGED.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929

Arrangements have been made to play a friendly football match

Chinese Athleticon Army Sookumpo Football Ground, Satar-season's day, Kick off at 4.30 p.m.

V.

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The following players have leën selected to represent the Army Team:-

Well, they may or they may not. But actually the 1927 side was full of good cricketers. They were Goal: Gr. Fletcher (R.A.); backs; beaten. I think, chiefly by the Cpl. Gardiner (2nd K.O.S.B.) and wicket, and never had a look in Sgt. Reeves (gad K.O.S.B.); hal from the moment Johnny Foster backs: L/C. Eterest (/R.0.S.B.), got cut over the eye at nets,"

L/C. Davey (2nd K.O.S.B.), and Their team work, too, did not, Jorce (B.A.); forwards: Pte. acem all that could have been desir Palmer, Sgt. Bewley Bull. Col. Ray- | ed, while the bowling was weak.

sum (1/S.L.I.), Pe. McGlinchey, But they had some fine cricketers and Pie. Alexander (2/K.O.S.B.) including Captain (now Major) Reserves: Back: Gr. Oliver (R.A.), Congdon, R.M., who has made a half backs: Cpl. West (1/SL.I.), int of centuries in good Club Cricket and Sgt. Skiggs (2/3.0.S.B.); for at home during the hat two sea,wards: Pte. Butcher (1/8.L.L.), and kona. So I am not prepared to find Pte. Stacks /K.O.S.B.). tha very much better cricketers tan thone who came up before, though they may be a better team.

Postble Extra Games. :".

Seitt, R.E.; Referee: Q.M.S. Linesman: C.S. M... Parry, 1/8.LI. In addition to the above, They will, according to the pub-friendly inatch, has been arranged the 2nd K.O.S.E.'s Re- liahed dated, have two days for serves

and Chinme Athletie practice before playing Shanghai. Reserves at Sookunpo; Kick off at and then a nice long stand-easy | 3 p.m. while we play the,, Northern side.

So we may reckon to find them at

the top of their form.

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KOWLOON FOOTBALL

CLUB.

Lawn Bowls.

COMMENT ON LEAGUE MATCHES AND

COMPETITIONS.

ENTERTAINING THE INTERPORT TEAM. BY BACK WOOD.")

1025. Kowloon Bowling G.C. 1020. Craigengower 'C.C. 1927 Taikoo R.C. 1028. Civil Servico C.C.

HOME FOOTBALL. BAFFLING

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WEDNESDAY BEAT CUP HOLDERS.

[THKOVÚR REUTER'S AGENCY.]

London, Sept. 93.

At Liverpool, in glorious wea ther to-day, before an attendance of 10,000, the English Football League defeated the Irish Football Lengue by seven goals to two.

Mid-week Laugue matches played to-day" resulted as follow (home team mentioned first-

Division I

Aston Villa Arsenal......... Belton ........... 1 Wednesday ..... 3 Dorby... 1 Buraley

Division I

........... 1

The lawn bowls league matches; al three times. Winners in each are now over, with the exception | year were im of the replays to decide the top position in both divisions. Crai gengower and Kowloon Dock, last champions and runners-up respectively, are in the extra match to settle this year's championship; Kowloon Dock at one time looked The last stage in the Open Sing-Notts County.. 3 Cardiff to be out of the race, but their suc les Championship has just been Division III. (Northern), cesses over their present rivals and reached, J. Ferguson (Taikoo) and Brentford ... Bristol Rovers 1 the Bowling Green Green brought R. F. Luz (Club de lecreio) Brighton 1 Clapton Griant them to the top. Other teams who qualifying to meet in the final Crystal Pal. Newport...... '0 had no interest in the Champion The Taikos reteran proved to the Watford Plymouth 2 ship also helped in bringing about spectators that his bowling days Division II (Northern). this unique position of two Clubs are not over, and on the day's playwigan........... 8 Carlisle ... nnishing with the same number of he fully-deserved his success over points, when the experience in past

Omar. The latter had many sup

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH Bensons has been that one Club took porters who hoped to see him get

LEAGUES. the upper hand at one stage and through, but on this particular oc- reached the top. Craigengower bad casion he lacked the form shown in the opportunity of doing away

his previous encounters. However, with their competitors if they only although Omar was beaten, he cer could have won their last match, tainly was not disgraced. Congratus but Taikoo wreaked their venge-lations to Lux (Club de Recreio) on ance, and rightly, too, after their ignominious defeat at the Valley, Kowloon C.C. likewise, destroyed the last hopes of the Bowling Green Club coming into the flag competi-

tion. The season had been a most uncertain one, with the leadership continually changing hands be tween about half a dozen teams, among which were included Civil Service and Club de Recreio.

A similar uncertainty prevailed in the junior division at the tail- end of the season. Civil Service got away with a stride and looked The following have been selected like getting to the top without dif Le play for the Kowloon Football culty, but were badly checked by Club T. R A., on the Kowloon the second knack which they receiv Football Chub Ground on Satured from Craigengower, and follow- day. Kick off ó p.m.

ing that Taikoo. Once strong rivals for the top position, Craigengower came a cropper in the end, falling also to Taikoo, who thus reached the top together with Civil Service and the Bowling Green. The last- named gained the place by winning Civil six matches in succession. Service, Bowling Green, and Tai- koo have now to take part in the It seems knock-out competition.

It is, of course, quite possible that they may go over to Kowloon for a game, though I do not know who they would meet. The K.C.C.! would have any one up to Interport. form away playing for Hong Kong. and could hardly hope to take them on single-handed. I should not be surprised, however, if they do not collect an all-comers team and sug- gest if might be called by some

which short Zulu nime "Those-that-ought-to-be-playing-for- the Colony-but-aren't,"

Joking apart, from my know. Campbell. ledge of the krenness of my K.C.C. friends, I feel pretty sure they will have Malaya over there over the week-end and perhaps Shang- hai later unless the latter team bas to get back early.

means

I am, of course, aware that the dates are at present provisional, but in any case, orie, can be sure that there will be very jolly fort night's cricket if we get decent weather. I don't quite know what we are going to do about Com-

Nicholls; Guest, Gillet; Dox- man, Easterbrook, Dubnets; Han- nan, Gallaher, Simpson, Miles, Coates. Reserves: Bickford,

Why Any League Here? Given this, it will be said-why have we a League here? Reason. ably naked and, perhaps, as reason. ably answered. Owing to the fact

that, we all have a certain amount of work to do here, and that our short sub-tropical climate stops cricket at 5.30 p.m. from November to February for should do), we

to me that the top position is real ly between the first two, but if

they would have a fighting chance. Taikoo succeed in drawing a bre,

Unlike last year, there were no

TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. A full series of football matches are due for play to-morrow in the various divisions of the English his entry into the final. His League and Division I of the ponent, Grimmitt, admitted at the Scottish League. The fixtures, to end that he was beaten, and 20gether with a short programme better praise could have been bea towed than that of the loser to the during the week, are as under- winner. Luz studied the game from all angles, and at each end he rolled at least one good wood to perplex his opponent. Above all

to

ENGLISH LEAGUE..

he combined a cool head with his Arsenal accurate deliveries, which enabled | Aston Villa him

ал defeat

indomitable. Blackbura player. If Ferguson, who is the Leeds U. title-holder, wins the final, it will Liverpool, be the first time the same player has been successful in winning the championship twice. Since 1909 the following have been the wingers of the championship:- 1000. W. Bell. [010.

D. Gourlay.

1911. G. R Edwards. 1812. W. Russell

1920. J. Maclachlan. 1921. J. Clark.

1992 . Wallace.

1923. U. M. Omar. 1924 G. Green. 1925. F. Cullen.. 1926. A. Gourlay.

1827. R. Lapsley.

1926. J. Fergusca,

merce (and Criminals). My wealth have only three and a half hours shots. Skip Basa held the credit House, who made their first ap

mercantile pals, (... those who buy me more drinks the "buy them), tell me there is nothing doing in Commerce,

Unfortunately it seems that the less there is doing, the longer you have to be in your office to do it!.

The Suggested League for Schools.

The weather seems determined to continued torrid for as long as possible and, if one goes to neta, one rhymes with it. But before dealing with the acanty facts garnered beneath a blazing sun. I should like to refer to a letter which appeared over a week ago in the Daily Press, I bad intended to: make some reference to this last week but space forbade.

of

or at most four and a quarter hours for our Saturday afternoon's game. This detracte from the interest.

And it has been proved that the League competitive spirit of a match keeps people turning out regularly and punctually, while in alf Friendly" cricket people get Black about February.

This is all wrong but it is very human, with auch short hours (you can play from two to seven p.m. at Home, and I maintain that the League here is an institution which, while indefensible in theary, has proved in practise to be in the best interests of the game.

I maintain therefore that while expediency may excuse our League here in adult cricket, the causes The suggestion was that a League which justify it do not appertain in for, schools should be formed here. School Cricket and that therefore I do not know who the writer it should not be countenanced in who calls himself "Incog "may our Schools. I entirely disagree statement that be. I do know, however, that with "Incog's " achool cricket here bas received the school-boys here have little or no most careful attention from the encouragement to inke up, the game, Director of Education, Mr. A. E. and I think the details given at the useful end of a former paragraph justify who, himself a cricketer and an inspiring coach, my disagreement. not only arranges as many matches as possible but plays himself on occasions.

Wood

Practica.

drawn matches this season, though several games ended in small ma jorities of one, two, and even three of having gained the possible score of eight in one head, this fest was repeated by Skip Muskett in his Club's fourth match this season, This, however, occuried before the offer of whisky souvenirs. Looking through the statistics, an outstand ing feature is the number of skips who have at various times during the senson served for the same

Club. This is more pronounced in the junior division, where one Club bad as many as nine skips. Only two Clubs, both in the senior division, played the same skips, these being Civil Service (Skips Grimmitt, Taylor and Brown) and Club de Recreio (Skips Luz, Ribeiro and Yvanovich). Another important feature is that the suc cess of the Clubs who have finished at the top of the two divisions has been mainly due to the efforts of one winning rink. Craigengower Club are indebted to Baga's rink, which faished 118 shots up, losing only two out of the fourteen games by a few shots. Kowloon Dock's four skips were all to the good in the end, but the best was Skip Pun- cheon's rink, which took part in thirteen games," losing only two and bowing a majority of 70 shots. Turning to the junior divi sion, Walmsley's rink also set a record score of 100 shots" up for Taikoo. Archibald's rink (48 up) and Haynes' rink (30 up) were the most valuable for the Civil Ser- vice. Warren's rink (03 up) was the mainstay of the Kowloon Bowl ing Green Club, and Skip Bell who came in latterly helped in negotiat ing several bad corners.

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Division I.

Manchester C. Middlesbro Negrastle Portsmouth Sheffield V.. West Ham

Barnsley Blackpool Bradford C. Bury Chariton Chelsea

Hull City Notts Fores Oldham A. Stoke, Wolves

v. Bolton

v. Sunderland

. Birmingham

Burnley

e. Grimsby

v. Derby

で、

Leicester

. Huddersfield

#. Everton

v. Wednesday

e. Manchester U.

Division II.

v. Swansea v. Bradford *. Cardiff v. West Brom v. Reading

Tottenham

2. Notts C.

. Southampton.

v. Millwall

7. Bristol C.

V. Preston N. E.

Division III: (Southern).

せ。 Newport

1. Merthyr

24 Torquay

U. Watford

Bournemouth

v. Falham

v. Crystal P.

v. Walsall

v. Norwich

r. Queen's P. R.

2. Plymouth Division III. (Northern),

The Inter-Department Competi tion final, will be played next Sun-Brentford day on the Police ground, the Brighton finalists being the P.W.D. and the Bristol R.

Clapton, O. Police. Six teams entered this sch Bon; the Education Department Coventry coming in place of Governmen: Exeter

Gillingham pearance last year and were beaten Luton in the final This year the Prisons Northampton Department eliminated the Small Southend Units, but they went down to the Swindon. P.W.D. The Police were in a posi- tion to claim win in their tie Carlisle with the Revenue Department, as Chesterfield some players belonging to the latter Crewe did no turn up on the day of the Halifax match. However, substitutes were Lincoln provided, and the Police won, fol. Nelson lowing this up with a 37-18 victory Rotherham over the Sanitary Department. Southport The trophy which is put up for Tranmere this annual competition is known Wigan as the Goscombe-O'Sullivan Cup, Wrexham which commemorates the me- mory of Sergeant Henry Goscombe Clarke and Inspector Mortimer O'Sullivan, two police officers who lost their lives in an affray which Aberdeen is referred to elsewhere in this Ayr U. issue. The Sanitary Department Clyde held the Cup for two seasons, and Cowdenbeath last year they surrendered it to Dundee the P.W.D.. who will now make Hamilton an efort, perhaps successfully, to Hearts retain the trophy.

r. Port Vale

v. Doncaster

v. York City

*. Accrington

r. Hartlepools

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v. New Brighton

v. S. Shields

v. Stockport e. Darlington 1. Barrow v. Rochdale

SCOTTISH LEAGUE..

Division I

r. Partick 1. Celtic v. Falkirk v. Airdrie v. Kilmarnock 7. St Mirren

. St. Johnstone Morton

7. Hibernians Queen's Park v. Motherwell Rangers

v. Dundee U. (Continued on next Column),

HOUSES TO LET

TTRACTIVE Three and Four-

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A BEWILDERED TRAVELLER.

STORIES OF "HIGH "LIFE" ON LOW PAY.

FURTHER APOLOGY TO INSPECTOR F. W. SHAFTAIN, HONG KONG POLICE.

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In order to demonstrate the sincerity of our previously published apology and "withdrawal of September 11 last, and our appreciation that the allegations in the offending article are of the gravest character and without the slightest foundation, we again make public apology to Inspector Shattain and desire to make ens- phatic the honesty which underlies our expressions of extreme Tuxtel.

In our issue of Saturday, August | to express to Inspector Shaftain 24 last, there appeared in artide our most sincere assurance that headed: "Bafling Mysteries of the furthest from our minds in publish- Orient.

ing the article complained" of was In the evening of Monday, the idea of referring to that Officer August 30, writ was served upon in any shape or form, and, even the Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd., more, of in any way impugning on behalf of Inspector F. W. the uprightness of his character or Shaftain, of the Hong Kong Police, conduct as a member of the Police for damages for libel, the claim Force or a Bli. being based upon the article above referred to.

A writ was subsequently served on behalf of Inspector Shaftain against Mr. D. J. Evans as printer and publisher of the Hong Kong Daily Prese, claiming damages for libel. the claim again being based upon the article above referred to

It is not and never has been the policy of this journal by way of cultivating popularity or for say purpose to engage in sensoless and painful attacks upon the characters of members of the community of whatever station in life.

We are sincerely grievod aåd hurt to find that it is considered by Inspector Shaftain that, in the

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article under notice, we bad de-1.

Accordingly we hereby reitanate Dur most profound regret that Inspector Shaftain should have considered, or that anyone should have considered, that the article in question either referred to or could have referred to him, and we tender him our sincere regrets and apologies for having made the publication.

We also unreservedly withdraw

imputation any

ст innuendo against Inspector Shaftain which may have been unintentionally con- veyed by the offending article.

FOR THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, LTD.:-

EVANS. (Signed) D. J.

parted from this policy, and wPRINTER AND PUBLISHER:-

desire to take every possible step

to correct such an impression and

Bradford C.. Stoke

MONDAY.

Division II,

Chariton

r. Wolver Division III. (Northern). v. Stockport TUESDAY.

Lincola

Nelson

Division III. (Northern). v. Wrexham...

(Signed) D. J. EVANS.

WEDNESDAY.

Sunderland

Division I.

V Everton THURSDAY.

Division II.

Notte Forest

v. Bradford

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terport team. They are dae here not been a great deal of work done.

on Monday by the s.s.' Empress of Mr. G. R. Sayer has also devoted Of course, the Volunteer Sports arc

Russia, and from the next day they a great deal of time to the subject taking many people of, but when

will be engaged in a series of mut- and has arranged many games in one looks at the numbers of people

ches with all the Clubs in the which he has brought a side to play who get off to play ternis, one

Colony. Their first match is with waited Schooief elevens. And all vannot help wondering that there

the Kowloon C.C., where the In-AIR LATE IN HUMPHIRTS WELL CHINESE, WELL-Educated and Experi- cricketers here are well aware of the, are not more cricketers. However.

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"Coad progress has been made in ing the match at Craigengower Capt. Reynolds was out the other tion, but I think I am right-and

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when playing back. It is a position walked into the upper semi-final hear from a reliable source that the or Tas. O. 2722. which-unknown to him-exista. But, if he means that he wants to which keeps: the bat absolutely bracket easily by defeating the Police Recreation Club will extend introduce the full League, system straight. Those whom the cap fits Electric. The winners were led by their hospitality to the visitors

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I need only mention the storm of send me a few notes of other prac on behalf of Mesars. Gilbey, the tice games i will deal with them well-known wine inerchants. Since disapproval which this season's attempt to persuade Morkel to next week. They should be sent the trophy was offered in 1925 no

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