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KING'S

CRICKET NOITES

A DULL WEEK-END

On Saturday last there were only two matches in the First Division and they were both Friendlies. In tooking over the cards I find that most First Division teains have several blank Saturdays during the Season, and 1 incllne to think that, in years when there is no Inter- port, each first Division Club might very well play two matches against every other Club, cue at homo, and 'one away. It only menus fourteen matches, which is fourteen weeks, while the Season

THEATRE goes from October to March,-Bay, wonky-four Saturdays excluding

Commencing

TOMORROW

HAROLD

LLOYD,

UNIVERSALLY

POPULAR

COMEDIAN,

IN HIS

NEWEST

FUN

RIOT

MOVIE

CRAZY"

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1932.

GOLF

LADIES' COMPETITIONS

The qualifying round for the Rail- way Cup Competition was played over the Old Couras, Fanling, on November 20, and the following players qualified:--

Mrs. Wren Miss Stevensori Miss Cousens, Mrs. Valentine Mrs. Mackenzio Mrs. Lambert

Mrs. Syme Thomson Miss Munro

The pool was won by Mrs. Wren after a tio with Mike Stevenson.

Miss Curtin qualified for the Captain's Cup over the New Course,

R.H.K. GOLF CLUB'

AMBITIOUS BUILDING SCHEME PROPOSED

CLUB HOUSE WITH 41 BEDROOMS, ETC.

It may be remembered that at their Annus! General meeting last

H. K. VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS.

[ORDERS BY LIKUT,-COL. 1. Q. BIRD, D.5.0, D.RE]

(a) Battery.

B.

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1.-Paredes.

Parade for Layers, Staff and

Details have already been issued to all members of the Company. N.C.O.'s should bring small moto- books and pencils with them. (h) Anzac Company.

1. There will be.no N.C.D.'s par- ndo on Friday, December 7.

Parade at Kowloon Railway Station on Friday, Dec. 2, and proceed to Camp by the 6.09 p.m. train. Dress will be Marching Order as follows:-

Field Service Hats, KD Jacketa

HOME RUGBY

CHAMPIONSHIP

SENSATIONAL DEFEAT OF KENT

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCE.]

LONDON, Nov. 30. Signallers at Headquartere ne 3 and Breeches, Putters, Black Boots

.. sharp, on Tuesday, December of regulation pattern, Forage Caps in the South Eastern group Rugby Two matches were played to-day (carried in Haversacks), Rifles, Championships. 2. There will be no parade on Slings December 8.

8.

Christinas week. I recommend this Fanling, for the month of Noven for. The tenders received exceededkots, Bandeliers, Khaki Shirts, froin Hendquarters between

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the

HOCKEY

H.K. LADIES TEAMS FOR

TO-MORROW

December, members of the Royal

and Bayandia, Bolts, Eastern Counties defeated Surrey Hong Kong Golf Club authorized

Pouches, Braces, Haversacks, by 17 points to three, and Middle- their Committes to proceed with n

3. Camp. With the exception of Waterbottles and Greatcoats shung sex gaivod a sotational victory reconstruction of the Ladies Club these men detailed specially the on back, Shorts and Hoseloys to be over Kent scoring 34 points against

remainder will rpoceed to Fanling taken out to Camp. 'All other ranks | six. House and additions in the way Camp by train from Kowloon Rail are instructed to pay particular of lounge, extra bedrooms, etc. In way Station at 6.06 p.m. Bevan. attention to their kits and to make cordates with this, plans were man specially detailed will take certain their kits are complete and

as detailed above. Dress:-Topees, Blue Caps. Jae- ↑ ↑ Rides and Bayonets may be drawn got out and tenders were asked rifles and slings,

considerably the amount the Com- Shorts, Slacks to be wom after hours of 9 um. to 12 moop, 3 p.m. ber, with a score of 05-26-00,

mittee had thought necessary. The sunset), Boots. Puttees, Greatcoats, to 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. to e.p.m. on Haversacks, Waterbottles. All ex- | wook days — Saturdays, Sundays The qualifying round for the Tag-work also could not be completed tra kit must be delivered at Hend- and Wednesdays excepted.

"of season." gart Cup will be held over the Now till long after the

quarters by 11 am. on Friday 9. There will be no Company Course, Fanling, on Monday, De-As a result the work was postponed morning otherwise it must he car-parade on Monday; Doc. 5.

ried personally.

(i) Motor Machine Gun Sention. couber 10, 1032.

and now araw scheme has be

(b) Engineer Company,

Parade at Corps Headquarters at proposed and will be discussed a

1. Monday, December 5. Minia- 5.20 p.m. on Monday, 5th instant. this year's Annual General meeture Bange

2-Promotions and Appointments. ing of the Club. Briefly the

2. Thursday, December 8, D.E.L. scheme is this: to affect certain Instruction. Wellington Barracks. No. A Gur. H. T. Buxom, Bat tery, appointed Acting Battery alterations to the present "Ladies (0) Carpa Signale. Club and to use this as a Dormisters at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 0.

1. Parade at Corps Headquar- Quartorioaster Sergeant ns from

Nov. 20. 1ods. House only, and to build a large

No. 1780 L/Bdr. D. Marshall, 2. Signallers will proceed to Club House containing up to date Camp at Fanling on Thursday and Battery, promoted Bombardier as hccommodation for men, with one Friday, Dec. 8 and 9, in accordance wing to be used as a "mixed Club with instructions previously issued House."

(d) Armoured Car Section.

A Running Medal Pool will he held on the New Course, Fanling. during the month of Dosembor,

for the consideration of the League, that is, suppose they ever consider anything. Interport years, I quite recognise that the League cannot really start until towards the end of November, and a single match between each Club is as much as can be expected. This, however, may be upset if the proposal, at} present under discussion, I am told, zous through that we send a team scoring runs. McInnes hatted very up to Shanghai in October instead nicely for his forty-seven, and had of May, na obviously the team only one or two poor shots, which would go late in October and thus did not go to hand. Perry, who, the time available for Lengan by the way, is a Civil Servant, matches would be seriously short-played

uncominenly

nice ened. I am rather in favour of strokes and is clearly a very useful the idea, myself, that the team batsman. Lay hit fairly well but, should go in October, as, apart was not at his best. None of the from the weather, I would rather play a team just on their toes at the beginning of h, season, even if they are a bit short of practice, than one which has in the normal way completed its cricket season a month before. However, that is all ahend of us, and the fact remains that this year the Secretaries have had to spread seven league fixtures over five or six months.

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Civil Service bowlers came off and they greatly missed Rend. How ever, though the match may have been a bit one-sided it was a very cheerful one and I think everyone enjoyed it.

To-morrow's Games,

Appeal to Membera.

and

to all concorned.

Those proceeding to Camp on Friday evening, 2nd instant, will parade at the Car Park opposite! the Y.M.C.A..in Kowloon at 6 p.m. (e) Scottish Company.

from Nov, 20, 1032,

No. 1813 Gur., W. F. Webb, Dat-

tery, appointed Bombardier as from

Nov. 20, .180.

The following will represent, the Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Olab 1st XI. in a match against the Club de Recreio on the Naval ground at Happy Valley on Satrë day at 3 o'clock.

E. O'Hagan, B. M. Pope, A. Halli- M. Bird, E. Westlake, A. Nical, fax, H. Knill, M. Alun Jones, E. Bonnard, C. Ferguson and E Blackburn.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club. "A" XI. in a match against the "Y" Ladies on the YMCA. - ground at King's Park on Saiur day, at 3 o'clock;--

J. Harris Walker, M. King, B. Franklin, 1. Butler, D. Robertean. A. Owen Hughes, E. Boll. Dal- No. 1777 Gor. J. S. Beach, Bat-ziel, F. M. Flarrop, A. G. Orma tery, appointed Lance Bombardier and . King. na from Nov. 29, 1032.

No. 1723 Sgt. J. M. Sunley, Anzac Company, appointed Acting Company Sergeant Major from pean. Y.M.C.A.. Kowloon, joined Dec. 2 to 4, rien C.S.M. E. I. Jan-Anne Coy, on Nov. 29, 1819.

There will be no parade on Thurskins.

Volunteer

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No. 1833 Pte. H. D. Matthews appointed Lance Corporal ni from Dec. 1, 1032.

3.--Transfer.

No. 427 B.S.M. G. Puncheon, Battery, is transferred to Reserve Company as from Dec. 1, 1939

5.--Strength,

No. 10% Pte. J. J. C. Bollard, Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., joined A.S.C. Cadre on Nov 30, 1932.

7.A.9.C. Cadre: Lecture,

A Lecture will be given at Corps Headquarters at 3.30 p.m. to-day end instant, to members of the A.S.C. Cadre by Captain H. C. de In Born, B.A.S.C.

AV. H. G. GOATER, Capt., Adistant H.K.V.D. Corps. Hong Kong Dec. 1, 1932,

NOTION.

Xmas Cards.

Corps Xinas Cards are now ready.

Standard Type of Blanco. The standard type of blanco is on sale in the Canteen.

It is hoped that all members in terested will attend the Geneca meeting and before doing so will make themselves acquainted with the provisional plans which have day, 5th instant. been drawn up by Messrk. Leigh()... Company, and & Orange. These plans will orders, Section Drills will be dis As from date, and until farther

bo on view in the Club Office when continued and members of the Com- ever the office is open, and the pany who have not yet completed No less than four. Clubs, the Secretary' will be glad to explain the necessary number of drills for

proficiency will parade for com --4--Struck on the strength. At the University, K.C.C. Army, and details to any members, preferably bined instruction at

Permitted to Resign-No. 1408 amo time, if my well-worn but Navy have blanks to-morrow. There between the hours of 11.30 am. and Headquarters every Monday at 8.30 Pie. M. P. Olsen, Motor Machine entirely neglected suggestion of tavoia ons League, in which the Civil

Gun Section, as from Dec. 1. 1032 secretarial meetings had been ac- Service ara at home to the Club. 19.30 p.m. These provisional plans ..

Having Left the Colony,-No 1807 copted, perhaps we should not have There is, I fear, only one result contain 32 men's rooms, 9 rooms (6) Portuguese Company.

Parade, Platoon Commanders Pte. B. B. Laycock, A.§.C. Cadre, had quite so many off Saturdays, likely but after all cricket is an

for married people or Indies, each and N.C.O.'s only will parade at as from Nov. 30, 1032. friendlies would have been uncertain game. The Club have a

5. Leave. arranged

pretty strong side, as published, with its own bath room; mixed and Headquarters on Tuesday, Decem

arrange pro- though T. A. Pearco is still on the men's dining rooms, lounge for bere, in order to

No. 1900 Pte. J. Cassel, Anzno gramme of work for the Camp, H.K.0.0. r. Craigengower.. sick-list. They have, however, ather men, changing rooms, shower

December 6 to 11. and to discuss Company, granted two months sick a way of having to grab in last baths, central heating and drying Corps Tactical Scheme which will leave from Oct. 21, 1932, to Dec. 20, Price 73 cents cach The match on the Club, grund, mingto substitutes which may where the visitors were Craige-weaken them. There is some doubt room an office. The great take place on Sunday, December 11, 1932. Rower was most uninteresting: The if their captain, Hayward, will be paint about this proposal is that week ending Sunday, December 11, Company Orderly Officer for the C.C.C. had Omar and E. A. Leo able to turn out but if he does not would be possible to occupy all Lieut. J. S. Rodrigues." away, and R. Les did not come off. I learn that I. R. B. Hancock will A. K. Mückenzie, who always makes play. The Civil Service would like buildings now in uso until the Camp-The Company will pro- runs against mediocre bowling, got to see them both!

completion of the new Club House, ceed to Camp on Friday, Dec. 9. thirty-ono, Whitham forty-eight, while Hayward and. Marton made useful contributions. No one bowl ad vory well. It is interesting to note that H. Lee, who bowled in such a deadly fashion a fortnight before at the C..C.. against the C.S.C.C., failed to get a wicket, while Gittins get two for twenty with his alows Where the Club failed was that they did not get their ruas fast enough and as the light failed vary early a draw re sulted. Reid bowled woll but the batsmen took no liberties with him and by concentrating on, just stóp- ping the ball managed to keep their wickets up.. Sargent puzzled them at times but they did not treat him with so much respect and he got four wickets for twelve runs apiece, F. K. Lee Alone batted well, as I weather Giltins was lucky on more than one occasion.

Civil Service Again Orash,

Once more the batting of the Civil-Service team failed, this time at Kowloon Burnett bowled very well (and aw him bowl ten long hops, & full toss and a half volley

The other game is a friendly one between the Indian Recreation Claib and Craigengower on the ground of the former Club. 1 really do not know what to say about the C.C.C. save to remark that "when they are good they are very very good, and whren..... I do not be lieve however that they are as good. a side as the Indians, who, I ex- pect, will either win or have the better of the draw.

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F.A. CUP REPLAYS

CARDIFF BEATEN BY BRISTOL

{THROUGH REUTER'S ADENCY.];

The Triangular Tournament. As most of my readers know there

LONDON; Nov. 30. is a Triangular Tournament held over Christmas and the New Year.

The following are the results of The H.K.C.C. play the Army on

the replayed matches in the F.A. the 24th and 9th December. rather imagine that, as the 27th Cup competition :- has been declared a holiday, the Exeter.

◊ Southend match may extend to this day. Kingstonians 2 Laton very much hope so. If both sides Wycombe W. 2 Gillingham can put out their best teams there Bournemouth 2 Torquay will be none too much time as it Bristol it. “ 4 Cardiff really is difficult to get in more

Bournemouth and Torquay play. than three hours cricket on the Saturday, and the more an because ed extra time but were still unable it is Christmas Eve and everyone to reach a decision. will want to get away early, except

to, fog, only a short while ago to perhaps unfortunate grass-widow. Buckiti!) but everyone seems to ors! Personally, I think the Club

Revised Draw.

Un at their best against the Civil will win if they can turn out their Bristol R. Service: I suppose it is the hopp full team. When I first played Southend of reward that encourages thamericket in the Colony it would Folkestone Actually Burnett was very lucky have been unnecessary to write that Northampton with his second hall, as it kicked sentence, But times are sadly Chester", up and hit. Richardson, on the hand changed. bpfora he could get out of the way nginn easy chich in the sting was wiver De Rome, nishisha

picked beauty from Good wip and was howled, and Walling to got inade one from the same bowley and was caught in the Pvice of E. R. G. Holland, Mid, Three were down for seventeen and Jenner Fust. Lt. Armytage and Lt. with only aix runs added hothommanders D'Aroy Evans and Accrington Sayer, Barrow, and Matthews left. Southern. I do not mean that all The two former were both out, in these would of necessity be in a

On Saturday, 31st. Doccinber and Reading Monday, 2nd January, 1933, the Bristol City Club play the Navy and in this case

Brighton

now

I fear there is no extension. The Stockport Devonshire will, unfortunately, be

Halifax way and this robe the Senior Ser Southport

Walsall

Carlisle

Crewo

Gateshead

the same way. Burntt sent down. Nowy side, but at least three of Torquay or

Gillingham Scarboro Newport Doncaster Dartford or

Yeovil

. Coventry

r. Tranmere R. Wrexham

2. Luton

Workington Swindon

r. Hartlepools

Hall City Aldershot + Darlington 1. Margate

Alerthyr 01

a much slower ball which awung them would get places, while ali Boecḍmber). Q.P.R.

very late-and-much more than his

FRENCH TEAM LOSE

TO ARSENAL

inster deliverice In each case the would be considered. However 1 Matobes to be played on Decom bathman just got it on the edge of rather faney Shaw, the Navy skip ber 12. the bat and was caught in the Alips. per, has got the situation pretty * Hamilton and Hawkins took the Well sized up "All the same I think

the Club will win. score to about fifty when the former patted, Instead of clumped, a half The Army and Navy match is to volley from Lyal and was caught he played upon the Club ground in the doop. Baker got a few and on 16th and 20th December, end with Hawkins making sixteen the will be very good one to ważnh, otal of seventy-five was retched. If the Ariny can get their full sida | Goodwin also bowled excellently out they should win.

until a slight strain made him go Fot. Mclnnes was getting a los of pass off the ground, but had no luck

McInnes Bats. Well,

The K.C.C. had little difficulty in

(Continued on next column.)

Upon the whole I fancy the Club to win both matches and the United Services match at Din Now Yem, 26th and 27th January. But this only applies it, they have the real Club team but.

R: ABBIT.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

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LONDON, Nov., 30. Arsenal, the London football favourites mét team from the Racing Club.de France to-day, and won comfortably by three goals to nil, the match being played at Highbury,

The following have been. taken on

Sergeants Mess the Strength:

There will be a Committee Meet No. 1974 Pte. A. B. Grant, Euro.ing in the Mesa at 6p.m. on

(Continued on next column.). 4 Wednesday, Deceinber 7.

GIVE HIM WHAT HE WANTS

CAPSTAN

COOLER SWEETER BETTER

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