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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

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TO-DAY'S FIXTURES.

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

Division I.

(Kick off 4 p.m.) Hong Kong Police R.A., St. Joseph's ground. Referee:

Mr. Mackie. Club de Recreio 2. China Ath- letie, North Point Stadium. Referee Mr. W. E, Hollands.

. Kowloon. F.C. r. Hong Kong F.C., Kowloon F.C. ground. Referee: L, S. B... A. Atkin-

'00.

Royal Navy

Somerset

Caroline Hill ground.

ference Mr. F. Smith.

HOME FOOTBALL.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH

LEAGUE MATCHES.

FIXTURES FOR TODAY.

The following" is the programme of football matches due for play in the English and Scottish Leagues to-day :—

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Arsenal Aston Villa

Blackburn

Derby

...

Everton

Re-

Huddersfield

K.O.S.B. r. St. Joseph's. Sookun poo ground. Referee: M, A

A. Vosper.

Division II.

(Kick of 2.30 p.m.)

Division I.

Manchester C. Middlesbro

2. Wednesday.

e. Leeds U.

Manchester U..

v. Boiton

r. Liverpool

*. Birmingham

v. Sunderland ·

p. West Ham.

v.. Grimsby

#. Burnley..

v. Leicester

Division II,

1. Tottenham

Newcastle

Portsmouth Sheffield U.

Barnsley

H.K.F.C. R. 2. K.O.S.B. Res.,

Blackpool

*. Southampton

Brentford

-FI.K.F.C.- ground.

Referee:

.A. B. MacMillan.

Bury

v. Millwall

Charlton..

*. Preston.

T. Oldham.

e. Cardiff

China Athletic " . University Chelsea

F.C., North Point Stadium. Hull Referee: Cpl. Mathews.

Notts C. St. Joseph's Res. China Ath-Reading"

"B," St. letic

Joseph's Stoke ground. Referee: Cpl. Baker. Wolves. SLI. Res. Ewo, Chinese, Kow- loon F.C. ground. Referee: L. S. B. A. Mann.

R.A. Res. . Club de Recreio Res., Sookunpoo ground. Referee: Sgb, Marshall

South China "B", R.A.M.C., Caroline Hill ground. Re- free Cpl. Martin. *South China, "AP v. Kowloon F.C. Res.. China Athletic ground, H.V. Referee: M. A. A. Masters.

E. West Brom

r. Notts Forest.

r. Bristol C.

. SwanseaL

. Bradford C.

Division III. (Southern).

. Plymouth

v. Swindon.

"..Merthyr

Bradford Bristol R. Clapton O. Coventry

7. Torquay

Crystal P. Exeter

Gillingham Northampton Norwich Southerd Watford

e. Fulham

. Bournemouth

v. Queen's P. R.

* Walsall

*, Brighton.

1 Luton.

4. Newport

Division III. (Northern).

Port Vale

Barrow Carlisle

-PLAYERS AND PROSPECTS. Chesterfield

To-day opens the second half of the senior division fixtures. game of the series is that at Caro-

Nonenster Halifax Hartlepools

2+

v. York City.

r. Accrington

Darlington

. Rotherham.`

r. Southpart.

v. South Shield,

The

Lincoln Nelson Tranmere Wigan Wrexham

v. Crewe.

v. Rochdale

line Hill between the Royal Navy and the S.LII. Playing at Kow. loon E.C. ground on the opening day of the league, the S..I had a runaway game, the margin at the close being five clear goals.

The Navy are taking the field to day with every determination to

# Stockport.

. New Brighton.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Aberdeen Airdrie Ayr United Clyde Dundee

Hearts Morton Queen Park Rangers

reverse the result of that game ovea if not by no so large a margin Hamilton The Navy defence is certainly second to none just now. and the lively left wing of the SLI. will be up against a sterling back in McGregor. The Navy will have Evans in place of Gould, who was injured last week, and this will be the only change from the team that best South China. A needle game is expected and visitors to Caroline Hill will be well rewarded.

Division I.

t. Celtic.

r. Partick..

v. St Mirren.

v. Kilmarnock,

. Motherwell.

v. Hibernians.

v. Cowdenbeath.

2. Dundee U. Falkirk.

St. Johnstone.

Teams in the Scottish League had a full programine of inatches on Thursday. Results as cabled by Reuter and the position of the teams to date are as 'under :- Aberdeen.... Hearts. Clyde... 2 St. Johnstone Dundee U....... 1 Ayr United

4 Motherwell

0

1

Kowloon F.C. and Hong Kong | Falkirk F.C. meet in their return game or Hamilton....... Airdrie ........

The arst Hibernians.... Dundee the Railway ground. match this season ended in a draw Kilmarnock..... 3 Cowdenbeath... of two goals ali. The Club are Morton, St. Mirren.... 0 crossing over coufident of securing Queen's Park.... Celtic

a point The scoring will be low Rangers 2 Partick

As both teams are fielding a good defence.

The forwards are not

great goal-getters and much will de

pend on the middle lines, where

Kowloon appear to have an advan- tage. The game will be a keen one Rangers

LEAGUE TABLES.

P. W. D. L F. A Pts.

22 17 3 2 54 18 37

and is considered the local derby Aberdeen ....24 13 3 37 30 35. in the soccer world.

Motherwell 23 14 36 54 35 31 China Athletic are playing the Partick.24 12 4 8 55 40...28 Club de Recreio at North Point Kilmarnock 3 11 0 6'44 30° 28 Stadium. On this ground on the Celtic...29 19 3 7 30 28" 27 opening of the season, China Ath St. Mirren 23 12 29 40 34 28 letio won by two clear goals.

With A. V. Gosano in the team the Club should run the Athletic very close. The Athletic will be out to take full points and maintain their position at the head of the league.

Hearts 23 9 7 7 40 39 25 Ayr United 23 11 2 10 47 58 24 Falkirk 23 9 3 0 44.49 23 Dundee 24 8 4 12 28 38.20 C'denbeath 22.8410 34 36 20 Clyde 23 7 6 10 41 50 90 Hamilton ...23 7 5 11 47 52 19 Hong Kong Police receive the Queen's Pk 24 8 3 13 39 47 10 Morton ......23 7 5 11 41 54 19 R.A. on St. Joseph's ground and Airdrie .23 8 2 13 31 37 18 the Gunners should repeat their Hibernians 23 4 7 19.94 41 15 success on the opening day when St. J'stone 24 4 6 14 27 53 14" they took full points by four goals Dundee U. 23 5 4 14 34.04 14

to two.

At Bookunpoo, the K.O.S.B. are

nt home to St. Joseph's..

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

CLUB. H.M.S. CORNWALL.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1930.

CRICKET NOTES. NEW GRIFFINS FOR

THE CLUB AND SERVICES GAMES.

up.

ANNUAL RACES.

DERBY CANDIDATES NAMED.

46 ANIMALS ELIGIBLE.

[BY MORNING DEW."}

There are at present no fewer than forty-six Derby griffins in training, and the names of these candidates are given below in order that regular readers of the Daily Press may familiarise themselves with these names in order to follow the form of the animal during the,, training season, which has already begun. Details of to-day's gallops will be Sublished in our next

There was only one First League match inst Saturday, when the Club drew with the Craigengower team. Frankly, the Club, in trying at one time to force the pace, very nearly lost. I have discussed the gamG with several members of the Club side (I did not see it) and I have gathered a fair idea of what happened. In the first place, the .C.C.C. batted very gallantly. I always considered Lim an excellent bat, and the Club could not either him or several others out," until a biggish score had been run The Club fielding this is Then, hearsay was jolly bad! when the C.C.C. bad got perhaps more runs than they should have, Omar bowled uncommonly well, and-well, the Club did not rise to the occasion! So it was a draw. It is very pleasant to End Omar bowl-issue. ing as well as he is doing this About ten years ago, I suppose, or perhaps a year or so more, Omar was about the best bowler in the Colony and he seems to be coming back to form. It is quite definite that Craigongower were much quicker in the field than the Club.

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some reasons.

Services.

Mr. Y. M. Loo's Blue Boy, dun, and

Blue Heaven, chestiat.

GOLF.

ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF

CLUB.

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY.

9.12 m. C. R. Riggs and W.

0.18

MAGNESIUM LIGHT FOR MARS.

NEW PLAN TO SIGNAL TO THE RED PLANET.

British scientists, undismayed by the failure of their colleagues in England and other countries, are to make another attempt to open Jut communication with the planet

N.

Fleaung.

"H, Spicer and

Thayer.

H. R. Forsyth and

A

Sommerfeit.

8.32

0.36

E. D. Black and D.

J.

12

T. S. Whyte Smith

and

9.28

0.40

0.41

0.49

9.52

0.36

"

Dr. J. C. Macgown's Orlando, 10.00

black and Diana, chestnut. Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton's The Albatross, chestnut, and The Partridge, brown. K.H.K.'s Atlanta, road,

7

Gilmore.

J. D. Kinnaird,

J. W. Robertson and Capt. Ashby.

A. D. Humphreys and 0. Eager.

D. L. MoWhirter and J. D. Thomson,

S. S. Perry and A. G. Coppin.

H. U. Ireland and L S.. Dodwell,

A. E. Lisanman and Thomson,

H.

Mars.

Apart from other and more bizarre experiments, serious efforts have been made to send powerful wireless signals to the planet, but able to penetrate the mysterious *Heaviside

none of these seems to have been

belt known as the layer'

from which, indeed, im- pulses of lower power are known to have been reflected to earth again.

The new endeavour to attract the attention of the Martians, assum- Ging that such beings exist, is to take the form of a colossal fare. The project is being arranged by the National Laboratory of Pay- chical Research-though it seems to come rather in the realm of physica than of psychics-and, as at present arranged, will be begün early in the

J. W. Franks and F. J. de Rome

10.04

10.08

M. G. Mills and S. H. Fox.

19.12

10.16

*

10.20

=

J.

F. M. Ellis ad P. Morrison

"A. E. Wood and E. D.

Matthewa.

A. C. Meredith and J. H. Raikes.

new year.

Enormous Beam of Light.

The site chosen for this moment- os test is the sumit of the Jung- fraujoch, in the Bernes Oberland, above. sea-level, where ten tons, or thereabouts, of

11,000 ft.

J. R. Hinton and A. H, shout 10.24

D

10.28

+1

10.33

Mr. Eve's African Eve, black. Aitch Aitch's Chivalrous, bay. Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Abel, bay, and

Grey Dawn, iron grey. Mrs. Beith's The Goods, dun, Mr. R. M. Dyer's Three Clube, grey

and Four Clubs, chestnut. Mr. A. J. P. Heard's Christmas

Frolic, chestnut, Messrs. Tester & Abraham's The

Tiger, skewbald. Mesars, Lau & Lee's Grand Duke,

chestnut and Duke of Long. 10.36 champ, grey

Dynasty's King at Arme, bay; King's Colour, dun; King's Bounty, bay: King's Shilling. bay: King's Consort, dan; and Lord Protector, grey. Mr. Chan Tin Sion's Windsor Stag

The Triangular Tournament is που over Club beat Army, and drew with Navy-much in the Club's Army beat Navy. There favour. are definite curves in the excellence of Army and Navy Cricket out here. I had thought that, this year, the Aring curve would reach & higher point that it had done for But their site is distinctly disappointing, and they just miss the 'bus. They want two

The Navy de Mr. more sound bats, finitely are at a low cbb-but the great thing about them is that they turn up smiling every time, and are always ready to spring a sur- prise on their opponents. The exigencies of the Service are very hard on them, and they can seldata put out a full side, but they are a delightful team to meet, and try all the time.

The U.S. Team.

As is our custom, the H.K.C.C. will meet the United Services eleven during the two days holiday at China New Year. As regards the Club side, it will be pretty much As it is now. There is little to choose between the side against the Army and that against the Navy. Richardana strengthens the batting, though, he seems lacking in concen- tration at present, while Alan Reid strengthens what is already a useful bowling side: GR. Sayer will also be back and I rather fancy he might get Hinton's place or Divett'e though the latter is, on his day a dangerous bowler. Ask Wright! I have, of course, rather assumed that Hancock will not play as he has not turned out since November.

The Services Team.

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Penn

A. C. I Bowker and

J. I. Collis.

W. L. Alexander and J.

Harrop.

N. K. Littlejohn and G.

B. S. Thomson.

G. Davidson and L. R. Andreves.

G. E. Costello and B. D. Evans..

W. A. Staley and T. C. Monaghan.

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BOXING

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magnesium will be ignited in oxy- ||Saturday, 4thJan!',1930

at 8.15 p.m.

gen in 'the focus of reflectors of the This greatest procurable power. enormous beam of intense light will he directed on the snowfields of the Martian pole, where it will effect such an illumination as can scarce-

Middle Weight Championship

of The Colony

ly fail to attract the attention of A.B. CRICHTON any inhabitants of this world which is so much akin physically to our own.

10.40

T

10.11

10.48

bay: Wisdom Stag, grey; "and Witty Stag, brown.

10.39

"J

1. B. Geare and A. Purves.

B.

The scheme is calculated to arouse many speculations. If it succeeds

A Leach and F.

A.

in its immediate object, that of illuminating the polar snows; how

A: Redmond.

11,00

R. M. Henderson

and

J. S. MacLaren.

shall we respond to that reply? Even if no reply comes.

it

11.04

W. Stewart and Hampton.

H.

wil be no proof that the great flare has not been observed. It may

+

C. Mycock and A, derson.

1.

H. Lewis and E. Vaux.

des

Messrs. Chan & Rafeek's Gold 10.56

Dragon, bay.

Mr. Harbot's Gay Cabellero, black. Mr. L. Dunbar's Lobster Bay, grey;

Deception Bay, dark chestnut Champagne Bay, bay; Good Hope Bay, bay, Diana Bay, 11.08 grey; and Fortune Bay, roan. Mrs. Dunbar's Little Beaver, dark 11.12

chestnut.

Messrs. Hynes & Mackie's Pepper- 11.16

corn, dun; Piccalili, chestnut:

Pippin, dun; and Peppermint, 11.20 bay.

Me Ha Kom Tong's Royal Hall, 11.24

chestnut; Empress Hall, grey; Marquis Hall, dun; Baronet 11.28 Hall, chestnut; and Victoria Hall, brown.

Mr. Ho Sai Man's Shinning Pearl,

brown.

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H.MS. CONWALL"

Welterweight Champion of the Colour and Welterweight Champion,

West of Kugland

will the Martians reply? And how 4.B. EWIN

Ao-læg taken merely as evidence of some physical convulsion in the, nature. of a volcanic eruption."

0. S. Archhutt and W. L. Dunbar, CM. Gee and N. E. Prockter.

But the scheme arouses anew the whole question of Martian life and brings us face to face with the con- clusion, now boldly voiced by com petent authorities, that carlier J.observers have been carried away

17

W. Lorimer and

Forbes.

11

C. J. D. Law and F. Burch,

R.

11.39*

17

11.36

+1

both teams have a full side out, it 11.40 is almost certain that there will be a draw, save in the event of a

their time bowling four bye bound- aries over the wicket-keeper's head. I imagine the Club will win.

11.44

11.48

11.52

11.58

12.00

13.01

I believe that I know both skip-collapse. And I don't think Kow- pets of the Services teams well Icon will collapse The Hong Kong enough to escape the charge of Club play the Civil Service of butting in, if I venture to indulge what they rudely called once the in some intellectual-(I'll have a tennis court. I do hope the wicket bob each way on that)-forecasting has not been watered too much as if BO Bowker and Beck will spend on the U.S. team at the end of the month. Of course, a good many pick themselves. I am, perforce, dealing with those at present play.

To-morrow Kowloon C.C.. meet ing and I know of no changes save

the Volunteers and there should be 12.03 that the Suffolk may be with us. (That would have cost me eight an excellent game. E. C. Fincher hundred chipa a dozen years ago.) will be playing for his own Club, 32.12 Anker, Stephenson and Boumphrey and I see H. Owen Hughes has not of the Navy must, no doubt, be started playing for the Volunteers 12.10 - chosen and Major Crake, Reynolds, yet. On the whole I should say the Musson, Lieut. Col. Wyatt, Maxwell K.C.C. were slightly the stronger 12.20 and Fry of the Army are certainties. side.

H. ABBIT. 12.94

12.28

That leaves two places and I should myself give one at once to Moseley. Apart from his good, and steadily improving batting, he is the only left-hand bowler available! For the inst place, I should bracket Laslett and Leach, Personally I should have no hesitation in giving the place to the sailor. Leach is dead

H.K.C.C. v. 0.6.0.0.0

"

15

++

H. V. Parker and I. E. . C. Highet.

O. E. C. Marton and R. Young.

Sq. Leader Boumphrey and Lieut. Alexander.

J. W. Alabaster and H. J. Armstrong.

A. O. Brawn and S. T. Butlin

D. S. Edward and W. J. S. Key.

E. D, Lawrence and W. J. Roberts. G. W. Sewell and R. E. Hepburn.

R. J. J. Saeddon and J. P. Sherry.

J. P. Warren and R. K Valentine.

A Webster and J. S. Dykes.

J. A. Bloomfield and C. H. Burton,"

by the glamour of their own specu lations and that the, theory of zen tient life on the red planet is based on something which does not in fact exist.

Sir James Jeans Scepticism. Sir James Jean is the latest of the great astronomers to throw the cold light of scientific scepticism on those ** canals."

he Moreover; shows that Mara is far too cold to sustain any life at all 'comparable to ours, and that if sentient beings exist there at all, their only chance of survival is to live in subter. ranean, or rather submartian;, cities, in which case the fierce mag nesium light which it is proposed to focus on their snowfields might casily gleam unnoticed.

It is all apeculation, however, The later theories may be wrong and the earlier hypothesis right. The problem still remains one of the most faxinating of our ere, and inasmuch as Mars is the only H. R. Sturt nad planet with which it is conceivably Coulthart.

possible to get into touch, scientista E. Abraham and B. Ja over the world will watch the Lacón.

Jungfraujoch experiment with keen N. V. Croucher and F. and lively interest.

Lobel.

H. A. Lammert ‘and S. A. Seth

12.38

The following will represent the 12.32 H.K.C.C. against the C.B.C.C. to-day:-

1st XI. Away (F):-T. E. Pearce (Capt.), H; V. Parker, J. R. Hin- 12.40 off his bowling this year and baston, H. Owen-Hughes, A. C. I.

not really come off as a hitter, while Laalett is bowling excellently and is a steady, if unpolished, bat. I have heard it suggested that Fry and Laslett could not both play but I don't agree. Fry is a spin bowler, and a pure, but successful, alogger. Laslett is fast medium, with great powers of defensive batting.

Brackets]

Fowker, F. Sillitoe, E. R. Duckitt, O. Moor, J. R. Collis, C. A. L. Pickett, A, C. Beck.

2nd XI. Home (L) :—W. W. Mac Kenzie (Capt.), G. E. R. Divett, K. K. Hepburn, C. E. Gahagan, J. Ashworth, S. 8. C. Stanesby, J. R. Way, W. Harris Walker, R. M. Wood, R. A. Dowler, T. R. Mac Donald.

I.R.C. v. R.A.O.C.-

That is my side. You have Crake behind the sticks, Reynolds, Wyatt, Musson, Baker, Laslett, Boumphrey, The following will represent the Fry and Moseley to bowl: and eight Indiana in the above match (friend- bowlers is not so bad! The weakest ly) to ho played at Sookunpoo point is the batting but I do not at 2 p.m. today:M. B. Abbas, know how you could improve that J. S. Ackber, F. M. él Arculli, much. I can only see bracketa." H. T. Barma, A. T. Barma, A. H. Crake could not keep, either H. Esmail, S. Ismail, M. P. Madar Corporal Davis (or is it Davies) (captain), A. 8. Suffiad, Sirdar or Midshipman Suther could fill Khan and A. Normanbhoy. the place all right. But this would weaken the batting. I should like to put Bennett in on his bowling form last Wednesday-but I have eight bowlers already and he is not a brilliant bat. Laslett is the selection which will meet with most criticism I suspect, but I am sure we have not yet seen the best of him. Lench is too good a soccer player to have his whole heart in cricket.

K.C.C. 2. ARMY.

"

W. A. Butterfield and R. Campbell,

W. S. Hillier, and J. Brown,

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The former game between these teams ended in favour of the IK.O.S.B. by four clear goals. Reeves will lead the attack, his place at back being filled by Martin. Stock gave a good display in a The Club are playing HMS. new position last week and will be Cornwall to-day at 4.15 p.m. at tried out again to-day as partner to Happy Valley, Club side as under: Alexander on the left. St. Joseph's Back: R. J. Grieve; Threequar- will give the military team a good ters: H, V. Koop, J. D. A Hut run and may secure a point. chison, G. A. L. Plummer, G, P. With the juniors, all the leaders Lammert; Half-backs: J. L. Bon- except the Royal Navy Res will be nar, I. A. Roes; Forwards; D. L. out Among the

the winners should be Milne Day, A. D. Suttill, F. R. EU.S.B. He, South China Bure Sand "F" China Athletic "A" St, B. P. Massey, J. A. E. Kendrew, afternoon will be that between the win, F. E. Lawrence, N. H. Ross, etc for Chinese Bank Stevedore, NESS: can

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