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Sports News

CRICKET

QUEEN'S COLLEGE-DREW

WITH R.E. & S.

HOME FOOTBALL

SOUTHPORT DRAW WITH ACCRINGTON

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(THROUGH REUTER'ʼn AOZSOY]

LONDON. Sept 25.

In a friendly cricket match played at Sookunpoo yesterday, Queen's College drew with Royal Engineers. and Signals. The students had the better of the game throughout, and it was only time that saved the SOUTHPORT retained their un- defeated record at Accrington aoldiers from defeat. F. 3. do Rome, the headunster, was top yesterday when they held their op- Sunt with 45, while 3, el Areulli,ponents to a draw of one goal-all. the attain. contributed 44, thus enabling them to declare at 112 for

a wickets.

The soldiers started rather dis astrously, four wickets falling for only 20 runs, but I.-Col; Marsden and Pegg stopped the rot, the former scoring 10 and the latter 20.

Tsui Yam Pui was, the most Queen's sitccessful bowler for College, capturing 5 wickets for 28 a. For the soldiers Tucker bowl. well, taking five wickets at 5 raa apiece. Scares:-

Queen's College.

F. I. de Rome, e Anderson, b

Meehan.............

45

M. Arculli, b Tucker

R. I. Griffith, Jordan, h

Tucker

2

S. Lec, b Tucker .......... H. G. Wallington, b Meehan I

Y. P. Tsui," a Buckle, b

Meehan

O. el Arculli, e Anderson,

> Tucker

G. Lee, b Tucker

5

5

A. R. Marker, not out

Extras

Total..

112

M. C. Hang and F. R. Athas

did not int

Bowling Analysis,

Mechan

Tucker

Buckle

Harding

Pegg

W.

O. M. R. 10 1 #7 3 24 G 11.3 1

3 0 .13 -0

3 0 D 0

Jordan ...

Anderson.**

R.E. and S.

Mechan, 1.b.y. Afculii

3.0

12

0

2 0

11

0

10

0

д

Whitfield, b Tsui

&

Tucker, e and h Tsuj

0

Buckle, b Tai

0

Lt. Col. Marsden, ran out... 19

Harding, Hung, b Taui ↑ Pegg, not out

40

Holmes, e Griffith, b Arculli 10 Jordan, a and h Wallington 3 Andersnh, b Tsui

Total

อ

71

"Waldron did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. W.

Tdui... 11.3 3 20 - 5

M. et Arcilli 1209216

Wallington

G. Le

1

1

3

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MACAO ST. LEGER

RACE TO BE HELD ON OCTOBER 16.

As the result of their win South port now tie with Chester for the leadership of the Northern section of the Third Division. Accrington advanced one pluco in the table,

V.R.C. AQUATICS

STERLING PERFORMANCES

IN THE HEATS

REMEDIOS WINS BREAST STROKE EVENT

(BY "WATERMAN.")

The preliminary heats of the V.R.C. Annual Aquatie Sporta

Inst off were

night and, judging from the qual ity of the exhibition, the sports proper, which commence this afternoon, promise to be of an exceptionally high order.

Particular interest was attached

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 39, 1932.

CANTON GOLF

COMPETITIONS ARRANGED BY TUNGSHAN REC. CLUB

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

Canton, Sept. 28--The commit- Tungshan Recreation tee of the Club are planning renewed acti- vities for its members during the coming winter-season, and "it is hoped that the interest and support that was forthcoming in the past will again be shown by all mem- bers. ·

Regarding golfing activities, a Running Bogey will be played from October 7--10, inclusive, and a small cup will be awarded to the winner of this competition. The competition will be match play, eighteen holes, three-fourths handicap against bogey. Any num- bor of cards may be turned in,

A Duffers Competition" has also been arranged and this will extend over the month of October. This will be open only to the mem- bers of 18 handicap, and the Competition will be over eighteen holes, medal play. As in the pre- vious case, any number of cards may be turned in.

The Officials.

The now set of officials for the ensuing year are:-

Mr. W. M. Stratton, President, Mr. H. G. McNeary, Captain, Mr. G. H. Riggs,

Hon. Secretary-treasurer, Messrs. C. E. Sandstrom, A. E. Davis and K. SL Quin, V. W. Ryan, committee.

The attention, of members is: drawn to the fact that the Club accounts are now being handled in the office of the Canton Club, and all correspondence and remittances relative to club accounts should be sent to the Hon. Secretary-Trea-

CANTON TENNIS

to the 100 yards breast stroke event.surer, to that address, The two heats produced exception- ally fine swimming, and last year's champion, H. M. Remedios, with out extending himself in any way, came within 2/5th of a second of the cord time. Remedios swam a very patient race over the first three lengths and only piit on a spurf in

the last lap.

MAIL NEWS FROM GRUESOME MURDER MR. REIDY

CHINA

(Continueil from Pape. 8.)

KLANGSI ANTI-'' RED ** CAMPAIGN

-TO-BE- ENDED IN THREE

MONTHS.

DISCOVERY BY EUROPEAN

MOTORIST

A gruesome discovery was made in Jubilee Rond yesterday morn- ing by a Mr. Hunter who was driving into town shortly before 8 o'clock..

He noticed the body of #_man lying by the side of the road near the fifth mic stone approximately half a mile from the Kennedy Town Hospital, and an examina tion showed that the victim had Canton, Sept. 8-Under instrue been strangled by a rope tied tions of Gener sl Chen Teai Tang, around his neck while there were Li Hun Wan, the West-North Paci- several stab wounds about the fication Commissioner and cancarady

A pair of scissors were found rently Division Commander to the 3rd Independent Division, has near by. The mon's face had been undertaken a tour of investigation battered with a huge stone, mak recaatly.

SUSPENDED

SEQUEL TO CHAMPAGNE BAY'S DISQUALIFICATION

As a sequel to Saturday's racing, when Champagne Bay was din qualified after winning the last race

KING'S THEATRE

COMMENCING SATURDAY, 1st OCT, DAILY at 5.10, 7.15 and 9.30 PM.

·SHOWS ONLY.

BETH BERI

| IZEGFELD FOLLJES STAR IN A DANCE REPERTOIRE.

of the Day, the jockey, Mr. 18 DANCES NEW COSTUMES · Reidy has been suspended from local racing for a year,

No further statement hda beon connection with the

made

suspension.

HONG KONG METEOROLOGIDAL

REGISTER.

He entrainel yesterday by xing identification practically in Hong Kong Observatory, September 21. press on the Caton-Shashi Rail pessible..

Police investigations are proceed.

have been made.

way to Shamshyi en foute to Sia ing. No arrenty

ing. to inaugurate bis pacifica- tion campaign along the coastal lines and the neighbouring districts of Siu Hing as soon as the West Region Pacification Conference has the different been held, with magistrates of the West region participating.

Cominissioner Li has been further instructed to effect, the total sup pression of the Kiangsi bandits within three months with the sup part of the garrison troops in con- sultation with the magistrates and various Chambers of Commerce in Kiangsi.

CANTON ITEMS

SALE OF MISSIÓNS BUILDINGS

TUNGSHAN RESIDENTIAL

AREA

AT REPULSE BAY HOTEL

SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ON SATURDAY

The Special Dinner Dance at the Repulse Bay Hotel on Saturday, from 8.30 p.m. till 1 am heralds the opening of the winter season festivities there.

Dinner Dances at this hotel are always a source of attraction and provide exceptional enjoyment to patrons. The agreeable situation of, the hotel affords an exceedingly pleasant motor drive, and the aur roundings add to an atmosphere.

Re-decoration of the ball-room has been artistically effected, pro- ducing a delightful blending of all its particular features and a per- fect klance-floor completes an ex- quisite ball-raoia.

With the re-opening of the ball- room for the occasion the utmost is being done by the management

Pravions On Date On Data

Day st lat » p.m.) 10 am. .4 p.m.

Barometer. 39.7% 19.99 20.81 Temperature 17

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Direction Ferou Weather.. Kain ......

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WU 0.04

Highest open-air Temperature, 97.88

Fowest open-air Temperature, 28. 75 ACCOMPANIED AT THE PIANO

by B-Blue sky; C-Claudy; D- MONIA LITTER. Driale; F-Fog: L-Lightning: Acclaimed; both by 21MB&LIST and M-Mist; O-Overcast; P Paning HEIFETZ, THE MOST BRILLIANT Showers; Q-Squall; É-Bain; T= | PIANIST IN THE FAR HAST. Thunder.

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE.

From September £9, to October 3 1932

HIGH WATER,

Date of

Canton, Sept. 28-Mr. Liu Ping of the Repulse Bay Hotel to ensure an exceptionally enjoyable evening Kong, Director of the Municipal

and arrangements are being made CHAMPIONSHIPS IN FULL Bureau of Finance, was the in- for comfortable accommodation and Thur 20

SWING

Cantou, Sept. 97.

In the second beat, C. H. Kwok, (rom Our Own Correspondent.) lowered the record by 2/5th of a second and from the look of things, ho is likely to extend Remedios

The open singles and doubles and make a big bid for the cham championships of Canton, run by pionship, though on yesterday's the Yurt Sou Athletic Association, showing. Remedios ought to be able are now in full swing and a G. to win the championship again. Bodiker and Lueng Tak Kwong Gittins and Lawrence were both are away. from the City at pre- in line fettle and each won his resent, more than the usual interest spective beat in the 100 yards open is taken in these ganies as with the championship.

absence of the two players mention ed above, the competition open.

The boys' race was productive of some good racing and it looks very much as if the winner of the third

heat, G. Souza, is going to win this

event.

The V.R.C. beat the Army by one length of the linth in the team race and the Navy were full two Jengths hind. The second heat between the South China A.A. and the, Chinese Athletic prodiced some fine swimming, the former winning by four seconds.

Results,

100 Yurds Free Style:-1st Heat: 1, W. Lawrenen; 2, Shek Nam Pui. Time: 61.3 seconds. Sud Hent: 1, S. V. Gitting; 2, E. B. da Itoza. Time: 61 seconds.

Below will be found the pro-Chinrapionship)-ist Heat: 1. P. 100 Yards Free Style (Boys' gramme of the Autumn Race Meet-

H. Chau; 2. W. M. Mak. Time: ing of the Macan Juckey Club, fixed 70.2 seconds. 2nd Hent: 1. P. P. for Sunday, October 10. There are

Lau: 2 G. Souza, seven races on the card, including

Time: 74.4 the Mauno St. Leger, which is the 3rd Heat: 1, . Souza:

ifth rare in the card

Peltalho Handicap: Six Furlongs, Winner $250, second $100, third 76. For China, ponies of the Club of this senGH11, Entrance #5..

Kuling Handicap: Six Furlongs. Winner $300, Mesund 8150, third

eason.

Furlongs.

-more

cipal speaker at the weekly memoriample floor space for a large num al service held on Monday morn ber of dancers,

ing at the Municipal Government Headquarters. He reviewed brief.

ly the work carried out by his Bureau during the past months.

A summary of his report tol

lows:-

The new system for levying provisional taxes on landed pro- perty in Canton has been found to be working satisfactorily. As a result, the annual revenue of the city's municipal treasury increased by some 300,000.

GOOD HARVEST ANTICIPATED

The rice fields in such districts as Namhoi, Punyu, Samahui. Fa- yun. etc., are expected to give a pod crop this fall as a consequence of the recent timely rains. The price of rice gathered from the

Height

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Taxes on local public. motor- previous crop is at present quoted have been. beneßted by the recent

buses have been reduced in com- The inaugural ceremony was held pliance with the request of the bus on the Yuet Sou Athletic Associa-companies. In this item of te tion Courts at Tungshan last Sa. venue, the Government loses over turday and A very enjoyable [ 870,000 per year. However, this afternoon was had by those who loss has been more than made up went to watch the exhibition mat by the huge increase of revenue ches staged for the occasion. Gor- coming from the taxation of ernment officials, heads of business luxuries following adjustment. houses, foreign residents, together with their ladies, were present and the afternoon was, by general con sent, an "unqualified success.".

The Entries.

Entries for the competitions this year are very encouraging and thirty-seven people will battle for the Singles "Crown." As for the doubles championships, this event has attracted twenty-two pairs,

By cancelling the sale of the Mission Buildings arranged by my predecessor, I was able to dispose of this property for a prica which is 870,000 better than the one offer ed by the former bidder.

con-

During the past three months ending in September, loans tracted by the Government wath the payment of taxes in advance landed property owners through were liquidated. They amounted toʻ over 87,000 in value.

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public, an official statement of re "For the information of the venue and payment of the local Municipal treasury is now, publish

Old Hong Kong Champion. doubles championship of Hong Wong Po Kwong, who won the Kong with Ng Se Kwong many years ago, is expected to win the K. H. Chan. Time 72.1 doubles title together with K. ed every month." dates in the final, W. A. Mak being seconds. (There will be five candi- Lai,

liminated under the rules as being the slowest loser.

100 Yards Breast Strokes:—Int"} Heat: 1, H. M. Remedios; 2, S. M. Wong, Time 78.4 seconds.

2nd

$100. For China ponies classified Heal: C. H. Kwok was the only by the Hong Kong Jockey Club atque in fuish, the other candidates time of weighing out as "E" Class 1. M. Soares and C. P. O. Fowler and Sub ponia of the Club of any being disqualifed. Winner's time 78 gecouds. The finalists will be: Machine Gun Troop Handicap Five Homedios, Wong and Kwok. Lead ing Stoker J. Waite who finished Winner a cup, escond 100, third third in the first heat is also in 350. For hond fide Troop Ponies cluded in the first. approved by, 0.C. Machine Gup Team Race (six-a-side) — lat. Troop To be entered and ridden Feat: 1, V.R.C. (Time: 9 minutes by members of the Troop. Entrance 45.1 seconds); 2, Army (Timd: 3 minutes 2.1 seconds); 3, Navy, 2nd Hent: 1, South China A.A. (Time: 2 minutes 50 seconds); 2, Chinese Athletio (Time: 2 minutes 54 seconds)..

Peking Handicap: One Mile. Winner $200, second $200, third 100. For China panica classified by the Hong Kong Jockey Club at time of weighing out as "C" Class. Entrance .

Macao St. Leger: 1 Miles.

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LAWN BOWLS

TEAMS FOR DORRANCE

CUP"

Municipal Council Meeting. The 35th meeting of the Canton Municipal Council was held yes torday and attended by Mayor Liu Chi Wen, Directors Liu Ping! Kong, Luk Yau Kong, Chin Wang, Taim Kuk Chi, Yuan Mon Hung, Li Chung Chun and Ho Chi Chang, Counsellor Lai and Secretaries E Mei Shuk and Kan Shiang Yin. selected to play Kowloon Doce Bureau of Public Utilities govern- The following teams have been Regulations proposed by the RC, in the Dorrance Cup" coming the granting of special rates, petition at Taikoo Club on Batur for consumption of electric current day at 3 pm:-

were referred to the Municipal MeLeod and.

A Macindos, R. Wright, G Electricity Supply-Commission.

W. Wotherspoon

The findings of the Committee in- (Bkip)..

vestigating the budget for the pro- posed 3rd Industrial School were adopted.

J. Watson, D. Bone, J Polson and J. Russell (Skip)!

A. Stalker, T. Curry, S. Hope and R. Keown, (Skip)..

W. Weir, T. Swan, J. Chapman and D. Munro (Skip);

D. Peoples, J. Waid, J. Sloan

Winner $1,000, second $500, third ARMY TENNIS TOURNAMENT and J. Chalmers (Skip).

860. For China ponies, griffins of

the Hong Kong Jockey Club of this

eason. Weight 150 lbs Winners

of one race 5lbs, of two or more

races 10 lbs. ponnity. Entrance $20. Nanking Handicap: Once Round.

SEMI-FINALS OF DOUBLES

The semi-finals of the Doubles in

Winner $800, second $150, third the Army Tennis Tournament were 18100. A Cup will be presented to the winning jockey. For China played yesterday at Sookunpoo, ponics classided by the Hong Kong and a good final game is to be Jockey Club at time of weighing expected to day. The semi-final of out as "D" Class and Sub-ponies the Singles between Cood. Mit of this Club of any season. To be chell and C/Sgt. Jarmon is also to ridden by jockeys who have not won ho played today at four o'clock on tom races anywhere at any time. No the same ground. whips or spurs plowed. Entrance

Ieung Kwong Handicap: Once Bound

Winner $250, second $100, third $75. For China ponies, subscrip tion ponies of the Club of any sea Son Entrance $5,

The following are the reauite of yesterday's play

Pte. Lewis and Pic. Ronan SWB beat Cond, Mitchell, and Coud. Anderson, R.A.0.0., 3/6, 0/2 0/1

W. Brown, C. Summers, G.

Regulations formulated by the Mayor governing the wearing of badges by, members of the Municipal Government and subsidiary depart. monta were passed.

Tung Sha Residential Area, - Stewart and H. McKechnie (Skip),lic Works is understood to have The Municipal Bureau of Pub

S.C.A.A. ATHLETICS

THREE OPEN EVENTS.

sorved notices to owners of lots in the Fan Tau Kong and Lo Kong in the Tung Sha district which bas been converted into a residential area urging them to commenco. building operations as soon as poss In conjunction with the Southsible as the time-limit as stipulat China Athletic Association's 10th ed in the terms governing the sale Annual Athletic Meeting to be of such property by the Govern- held at the Stadium, Caroline Hill, ment has long expired.

on the 23rd audi 30th October, the The Municipal Bureau of Fin- following events are open to all ance invites claims of ownership of clubs, associations, and schools in a piece of vacant land in the Pan the Colony:Mon's 900 metres Fuk Wang Kai, which is alleged (team of 1) Relay Race, Boy Sooits' to be public property Notice for 400 metres (team of 4) Relay Race sending in such claims is given for and Girls 400 metres (team of 41 the usual 20 days and Rould-no- Relay Race.

claims be forthcoming at the ex- 8. M. Paul and Sgt. Savell, R.E Entries close on September 30 at piration of the time-limit, the said beat CM. Lewis and C/Egt. Jar.p.m. and the fee for each of the property will be taken over by the

Government. Iman, 8.W.B., 6/1, 0/4.

Above events in B1.

.

at 85.60 a picul with a declining. tendency.

The lower delta districts, for instance, Shuntak and Changshan, (Continued on nett column.}

typhoon, for the wind was not st all violent. Instead of doing harm, the wind swept away some kinda. of injurious insects.

Prices as Usual

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