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CHURCH NOTICES.

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,

Нома Коло.

NovaMRER 15, 1981, 24th Sunday after

Trinity :-

Holy Commudian, at 8'am... Holy Communion (Peak Church) at

Children's Service at 10 am.

Maitius and Sermon at.11 1.m.

Preacher-Rev. H, V. Koop.

Holy Communion at 19:15 g ke

Eventong at 8 p.rs,

Preacher: The Dean...

健

Social Evening in Cathedral Hall

after Evensong.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 1931.

Sports News

CRICKET NOTES.

THE SHANGHAI TEAM ARRIVES.

MATCH STARTS THIS. MORNING.

Our visitors turned up at tiffin time after a rather eventful voyage

WEEK-END SPORTS.

TEAMS AND FIXTURES,

The following will reprosent the Hong Kong Rugby Club against."

LOCAL FOOTBALL. the Army at So kumpoo to-day at

GARRISON TEAMS MEET

AT SOOKUNPOO

'TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

An important League football tutch this afternoon is the clash of the Army teams, South Wales Borderers and the Argylls, in the

Evensong in the Cemetery Chapel which included most forms of ex-senior division. There are other

at 5.13 pm.

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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

SCIENTIST.

(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scienties, in Boston, Mais, U.S.4.)

MACDONNELL ROAD, BLOW-Bower

11.10a.m.

Subject:-MontALS AND IMMOWTALS.

The Bunday School is held on Sunday Mornings at 10 o'clock.

vitement, from "delay" by lög "to"

rescues of Admirals complete with family from wrecks, though from

what bug or two of their batsmen asid at nets yesterday afternoon.

they found the most exciting thing of all was batting after the practice wicket started to gut up. In a very sporting way Leach has agreed to make do with the one after-

4.30 p.m.3 k

KWANTI RACES.

EXCELLENT PROGI FOR OPENING MEETING.

IME

SOME SELECTIONS FOR PUNTERS.

{BY 4 MORNING DEW.'^).

8. J. H Fox: G. B. Lammert, FR. FL Gelicas, M. W. Turne). [G, J. D, Law; LG. Roberta, J. A R. Selby E. F. Buttress. JH MoElnay, G. C. Muutrië, P. R. Burch, W. E. Peers, B. P. Massey, G. 8 Devonshire, and Dance at Kwanti to-morrow when the McLellan

Roforme Capt Burnett, R. N..

There is sure to be a big attend

Fanling Hunt and Race Olub, will hold the first men meeting of the season..

Kowloon Team,

to represent the Kowloon. Rugby || The following have been selected]

A very interesting programme of Club against H.M.B. Hermes at seven races is on the card and there L. D. Skinner; T. 8. D. Whitley tries have been very gratifying and games in this section, the E.K.F.C.. King's Park at 4.15 yo-day p.m. should be plenty of variety. The on- meeting the Navy, while Kowloon D. Black, GC Burnett J J will be at home to St. Joseph's. Ferguson F D Kilby, D. 8 with the exception of perhaps one The Argylls will perhaps gain the Crosier; JE Wilson, G. G. Bon- race, fielda should be pretty big. ham, R. Witchell, J. Riddell, S. decision over their Garrison col Macnider, 8. Hardy L W Tipple. leagues. Unless all the vessels and Dr. Cogan which provide the Navy players are Muller, L. James, and G. Gurevitch

Reservas Easterbrook, in port, they are likely to be at reduced strength. In any case

Hockey,

The following have been selected

A Nicol; M, Gray, J. Smal-mile in length. Races will now be loy: B. O'Hagan, B. M. Popa M. | ran in a elockwise direction and the Wallace, A. McElney, J. Dalziel.

E. M. Donelan, C. Ferguson, anaondition of the courua is excellent. The train for Fanling leaves Kow- A. G. Orme.

There are four But races, one. hurdle race and two steeplechases, $19,000 on improving the course. The Club hua ropantly spent about

which is now quito different from is expected that the Hong Kong to represent the Hong Kong Ladies the old course. It is only so foot. noon's practice, so as to hold to Football Club, with prolific goal Hockey Club against the Central short of a mile and has a straight the_original_timetable. As far as scorers on their side will be on British Association Ladies at Boc-of a little over a quarter of w I could see the four I knew are strong for the Senior Service, Kow-kumpoo to-day at 3.30 p.m. - ROAD TRAM STATION.

loon should not have much difficult. There was noin keeping the points at home.. BUNDAY SLAVIOR, November 16, 1981, at much the same.

breaze and very little air. The full programme in the thra Torry Wilson was not swinging, but divisions contains eleren matches, he was obviously bowling well with under :---

Division I in his sprength. Isaacs seemed to bowl a little faster than I recollect He has, I think, put on some weight though he appeara ́as active as ever. Ot the rest I thought Cowarth was keeping very nicely in a very trying light, while Simpson seems to be a left handed': copy of his big (or is it little?) brother, Donald Leach's foot is just-au- Charlestonish-as-ever-and,

as usual, he looks a year or twof younger. But it nearly breaks my heart to know that Barney will not be here to sing their duct!

Wodnesday Evening Meeting at 0.00 p.m.

Bonding Rooms at above address, open:before. Today and Friday, 10a.m..to 12. Nona. Monday and Thursday: 5.30 to 7 p.

The Public is cordially invited to stand the services and visit the Reading Room,

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UNION CHURCH- 4(Kannady Road).

SEDAY SERVICES on Nov. 15, 1032:-

Morning Servios at 11 am,

Froscher:Bev. Dr. T. Bice

Thoraton of Winnepeg.

Sunday Scbook-

ו.

Kennedy Road at 10 a." Taikoo at 2.40 p.m. Social Hour after Evening Serviss. Evening Worship at 8 p.m.

Preacher:lle E. G. Powell.

METHODISTS PLEASE NOTE.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, WANCHAI (Opposite Royal Naval Hospital; Queen's Road, East).

SUNDAY, Noveraber 15, 1031

Morning Service si 10,15.a.m. Erening Worship at 6.00 p.m.

Preacher at both Servicos -

Rer. Erris.C. H. Tribback. (Newly appointed Superintendent Minister and Chaplate of the Methodist Charch and Sailors and Soldiers' Bome,

Vanohad)

Sunday School every Sunday at

3p.

SAILORS" AND SOLDIERS' HOME, WANCHAT, 22, Hennessy Road Every Sunday at 8.15 p.m.-Bervice

Meri'a Bonind Bour. WEDNESDAY, 18th November, 1931.

At 8 pm., in the Sailors' and Soldierw Home,

Lecture by The Very Bev. Dean Swann, L., D&G., on "Rowing The Supreme Sport"

A cordial invitation is extended to all.

LAWN BOWLS.

YORKSHIRE SOCIETY AND KOWLOON BG.C.

A lawn bowls match between the Kowloon Bowling Green Club and. the Yorkshire Society will be play. ed on the K.B.G.C. ground this afternoon, commencing at 3 delock. The following will be the terms:--

Kowloon Bowling Green Club:-, H. F. Stoneham, B. Wylie, R. S. Nichol, G. E. F. Thompson (Skip); O. 8. Beat, T. Fergusson, E. H. Hose, W. S. Drake (8kip):"G. H. Sherriff, J. B. Logan, T. 8. W. Wost, V. Petherick. (Skip).

The Match.

The weather seems most uncer tain. A beautiful morning yestor day gave way to cloudy mugginess with a bad light, and to-day's pros pects are a bit uncertain. The wicket had a thorough westing on Tuesday night and Wednesday, and if we should get any more rain, goodness only knows what will hap pen, It looks a bit plummy now, should not be surprised to see the game over in two days unless there is a change for the better, Just off the boat, it is not fair to judge the Shanghai men but I did not see anything better at neta than we have.

A Broadcast

I have been asked to state that an attempt will be made to broad cast the opening of the match from about 10.20 or 10.25 onwards for about three or four overs. As, how ever, it has not been done before and the geographical position puts the microphone in imminent danger of falling into long off's "head, Tor elsu

the reproducing

poignant phrases of a ferocious scorer who has one corner of the amplifier firmly impinging in his liver. At

(Klick-off at 4.15 p.m.) S.W. Borderers v. Argylla-Soc. kumpoo, Mr. Darlington.

Navy H.K.FC-Club, Mr. Baldwin.

Recrio v Police-Kings Park, Ms. Moncad.

Kowloon v. St. Joseph's-Kow loon, Mr. Allen.

St.

Division II.

(Kickoff at 2.45 p.m.)

Joseph's, Mr. Parker.

UniversityV.

Kowloon

Argylls v. 9.W. Borderers-Soo- kunpoo, Mr. Pooley

Novy 17. H.K.F.C.-Club, Mr.. Trice.

The second eleven against the loon at 1.05 and buses will meet St. Andrew's Ladies' second eleven at Happy Valley at 3 p.m. to-day Patrons at Fanling station to convey will turn out as follows:

them to the course. The return train leaves Fanling ne 5,58 p.m.

G. Little N. Ferguson, B. Frank lin; F. Webber, M. Bird, M. Hudson; E. 8. Laing, J. Whytes P. M. Harrop, E. Blackburn, and R. King

Kowloon Team."

18. Entries.

The opening race on the card has attracted 18 entries and quite a number are likely to accept. On The following will be the C.B.Apaper Mike, Royal Flush and some Ladies Hookey elevan:-

of the other tap weights appear-to-

Mrs. Bettle: A. Fowler, E. Booth;

B. Hirst. M Groundwater, D. be too good for the other entries, Dalziel, D. Kunt, B. Walker, Pbut, of course, in a hurdle race Hunt and M. Martin,

Bunday's Game.

Reserves: G. Macnider and M. the element of uncertainty in far Gardner.

greater than in flat racing. How-. ever, if Mr. Stanton takes out Mike, The Radio Sports Club and. The should just about account for A.O.C. 12th Heavy Ety-cognitos will meet in their tourna Royal Flush. Rooslan, Young Pre- Chatham Road, Mr. Lawrence.

tender and Christmas Frolic are good things to follow. for a place.

The second race on the card is aflat race over six furlongs in which there are thirteen entries. Mascot, with 152 pounds to look Res. J. A. de Y. Soares.

after, should win this event. Nou Radio 8.0.A nury, Hardu-khail (147-lbs.), also looks a very man Singh. Joginder Singh, Surin good thing and these two should Singh, Atma Singh, Mehinder Singh, M. Hanib, G. Singh, AR

Division III.

(Kick-off at 9.45 p.m.) B.A.F. *.

Radio-Kowloon, Mr. Godall.

Renreio v. R.E.-King's Park, Mr. Fieldhouse.

(Kick-off at 4.16 p.m.)

St. Joseph's . 8.W. Borderers- St. Joseph's, Mr. Nosworthy.

Probabis TeaME.

lat XI: - Rodger; Strange, MacFarlane, Segalen, Skinner; Baldwin; Alexander, Bell, Howe, Poto-Hunt, Bradbury, Ra serve-A, Jackson,

H. K. F.C.

meat match at Caroline Hill at Caroline Hill at 11:30 am, to-mor- Tow when the teams will be:-

Incoge:- A. Barros, F. M. Silva, AM. Bodrigues, N. Bel treo, KV. Reed, K. 'G. Darros 2 Remedies, C. E. BLTOR. E. V Rood R. C. Roed, and a do Eca Silva:

|

make a big race of it. Heliotrope P. Guest, Kalwant Singh and Leaf run very well at Happy Valley A. Kemp.

last week, but with 186 pounds on the saddle, one can hardly recom mend him.

HOME FOOTBALL,

ENGLISH AND · SCOTTISH LEAGUES.

,:

Krilovaky, Potouloff; Railton, Pun-

B.K.K.C. Reserves: -- Fogwill;}

Reid Smith, Farrow. Reserve:- cheon, Sloan; Tavlin, Dunean,

Hooper.

Kowloon 1st XI-Gurevitch-

TO-DAY'S FIXTURES, London; Hedley Me Martin, Kelvie, Bliss Dominy, Duacan,"

The following are the football Timberlake, Grimwood, Ianson,

Kowloon Reserves: Nicholls; Axtures for to-day in the English

least, that is what I think they call Welle, Williams; Everest, Whiteland Scottish Leagues:-

it, but I confess I am not up in 1. Greenberg; Simpson, Bryant, these subjects and for years had thought that a microphone whe a

White, Cotton, Bickford, Reserves: Arsenal -Harris and M. Groenberg, gadget used for detecting the pre-

Birmingham Police team:-Fraser; Perkins, Blackbury. Bence of white mice in a submarine. All this means to say that I know Brittain Thorpe, Channing, Dow Blackpool just as little about it as the fellow; T. Pile, Oram, Mose Shepherd Derby

and C. Pile. Reserves: Jessop and Everton who's going to broadcast and wants

Williams.

to apologize to the world in advance in case it's a flop.

4

Friendly.

Canton Navy, Airforce and Police Combined term Hong Kong Chinese (kick-off 4 p.m. at Caroline Hill).

Au Revoir. Well, if you are going to get your work done in time to come and see the game sart you had better stop reading, and I writing, this. If you cannot I hope to be able to put up accounts from day to day. 10.20 (By the end of the time they will be entirely dazed.) Sorry!

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES FOR TO-MORROW

9.10 to 9:20 a.m. Not to be book- ed by those travelling by train,

0.24 m. A. B. Furves and A. E...

Lissaman,

A

1

J. Harrop and E. Price.

Division 1. Din

21. West Ham. Esicestor." Middlesbro',

2. Wednesday. 7. Nowcastle. ". Chalsen. Manchestor C. "Grimsby. Portsmouth r. Huddersfield. Sheffield U. r. Bolton. Sunderland

Liverpool West Brom. v. Aston Villa,

Division II.

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11. Stoko

Barnsley Bradford C. v. Burnley. Bristol C R.Bury

Leeda

A Sommarfelt and H Millwall

G. R. Horridge and W

D. Denham.

H. U. Ireland and R. Hepburn.

B. 8. Porry and A. Œ

Coppin.

N. K. Littlejohn and

1. Bradford.

1. Tottenham

v. Preston N.E.

Chesterfield. Charlton. Manchester U.

.P. Wolves.

Notts Forest, Southampton.

* Division III. (Honth). Brentford

Norwich. Cardif

Queen's P.I.

Coventry

[Exeter"]

Fulham

H. Gillingham

Maton

Northampton Reading

P. S. Grant and J. B. Southond

Lanyon:

Thames

. Clapton O. "Swindon.

v. Mansfeld.

p. Torquay,

Bristol R.

Crystal P

v. Bournemouth,

Watford.

Brighton.

J. W. Alabaster and. W. * Division III (Worth).

·N.: Buyers.

10.24

R. ABBIT.

Pooley.

10.28

C. E. Sandetrom and Banger.

Notts C. Oldham

Plymouth

10.32

K. K. Rounds and H. H. Pethick.

Port Vale

Swansed.*

10.08.

10.40.

20.44

10.48

10.52.

"

H. W. Dulley and G. Bond.

9.28

"

A. B. Stewart and J. E. H. Cogan.

S. Dykes.

10.50

9.39

"

LH Geare and √ Stubet

$11.00

9:30

E. Lewis and E. Der Troux.

11.04,

0.40

9.44

F. A. Redmond and T. S. Whyte-Smith.

11.08",

0.48..

A. Leach pnd W. R. Val- lanoe.

W. S. Hillior and H. Hampton.

11.12....

11.16-...

9.52.1.

J. H. Anderson "and D. M. McDougall, ‚··

16

11.20

9.50.

h.

R. H. Dowler and CE Divett!

11:24

The closing day for lawn bowls 10,00 and distribution of prizes at the Taikoo Recreation Club will take plan on Saturday, November 21.

G. T. May and T. Lin-

3. Gardner and C. E. Gahagan

dars.

11.98

10.04

A D. Humphreye and

G. Castle and W. T. Aberdeen Buxton.

Airdrie

W. C. Shields,

11.37

10.08.

L B Holmes and R. M.

C. E. Holmes-and F. 4. LASER Merry

Deltio.

Wood.!

11.36

D. J. Gilmore and B. O. Dundee

10.12

G. F. Hele and J. H

Hamilton

Hinton

11.40

B. T. Butlin

Brawn

Yorkshire Society-J, H. Shaw, 4. J. Ramskill, V. Sorby, J. A. Howe (Skip); 'H. T. Farrar, F. F. Holbrook, A. Leach, E. E. Long- bottom (Skip); J. H. Bottomley, W. Geall, J. G. Mieyer, J. Deakin (Skip)..

"Ulosing Day."

It is understand that a similar function has been tentatively ar ranged by the Kowloon C., who were the winnera in the Senior League this season.

10.16

OW Booker and B. O. Priestley, AYA

(Continued as fout of next salama,)

Barrow T. H. Chassels and C. B. | Chester Brown.

Darlington T. Low and 3. G. Camp-Gateshead bell

Halifax D. C. Brodie and G. Hartlepools, Thomerson. T

H "D. Black and J. Mandrac- | Lingola.

chia

Rochdale:

* York

v. Stockport.. 1. Carliste.. v. Accrington..

Tranmere.. v. Doncaster."

Bouthport. New Brighton vs Crowe. N. S. Eilie and B. 1. Walsall

3. Wrexham. Cherrill.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Queen's Park

St. Mirren

GW. Rieve and J. E. Rangers Richardson.

w... Kilmarnock

Cowdenbeata

2

V. Heart

Partisk

Motherwell. Dundee U.

dorton

Third Lanark,

A Steeplechase.

The third race on the card is the Tai Po Stakes, a steeplechase over a mile and a quarter for ponies. that have not won more than one steeplechase this year. Montana, Marquis Hall, As You Like It and San Francisco are evenly matched here and I should like to see them all accepting. Montana, if Mr. Stanton sends him out, will be hard to beat. Marquis Hall is capablo of great things at unexpected mo. ments and it will not be in the least murprising to sse Lady Peel's colours among the placed candi- dates.

A poln sourry over half a mile is the fourth event on the card.] and if Mr. Bramwell reserves. San Francisco for this race, he has a big chance of winning in fact one would be justified in saying that. San Francisco is a certainty, here. Bed Leaves and Peter Gurney ought to take places,

The New Course Piste. The fifth race, over a mile, is for ponies in the "C1 and C2" Classes Christmas Belle has 185 pounds to look after, but in spite of this he seems to be too good for the rest of the entries and it sent out should just about win.

Mongolian Stag is in at the com- fortable weight of 147 pounds and i is sure to give a good account: e trimself as is Sunloch with 154 pounds. Aescia Leaf and Blue Boy ace good if one is looking for an outsider.

The Australians,

It will be interesting to see how the Australian ponies will take to the jumpa, On fat racing form, Wattle should get home as he is much better than the rest, of the entries which comprises Fritz, Pegasus, The Bustard and Thunder clays Fritz and Thunderclap "are about the same in class over a long distance but the former should finish ahead of the latter to-morrow because he will have the services of Mr. Stanton who is one of our best steepleclisse jockeys

After his fine run at Happy Valley when he was the seven furlongs in The Turbot effortless" - manner, should not have much difficulty in accounting for the last race of the chayathol in very much like the field which he beat at Happy Valley: on huvember - Celerity and Jester ought to iné a fairly good following and might get places. Choctow IL and Bonny Boy are At

the moment and are quite cap- able of providing an ups

SELECTIONS

The selections for to-day are as follows

Вада 1.

Royal Flush. Young Pretender.

Race 1

Masoot Noukhail

Heliotrope Lent,

Race $. Montana,

As You Like It." Marquis Hall,

Ros...4... San Francisco. "Rod Ledves, Peter Gurner. Race 5. Christmas Belle. Mongolian Stag. Sunloch.

? Race Wattle. Fritz. Thunderclap.

Race 7.

The Turbot Celerity. Jester

GOLF..

BESONS from LARBY MONTES

Open Champion of Manis, and Fourth in FRENCH OPEN, 1981, how belooked (Telephone 20078),

Agents:

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THEATER ROYAL

HONGKONG ANATHUR DRAMATIC CLUB

DEAR BRUTUS

SIR JAMES BARBIE

November 14, 17, 19, 20 & 21 at 9.15 pm.

Matinee on November 18

at 5.15 p.m.

Booking at Anderson's

FANLING HUNT

STEEPLECHASE RACES SUNDAY

15th November FIRST RACE 2.15 P.M. Special Train loaves Kowloon 1:05 p.m. Returns 5.58 pm.

First olaas fare including admission to Public Englosure $2.00

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