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TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL HOME FOOTBALL

PROSPECTS

Can Artillery Beat South China?

BY BLADE").

Oddly enough, the two big matches this week-end are both duc for decision on a Sunday. They

HONG KONG DAILY FRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1933.

RUGBY FOOTBALL

TO-DAY'S LEAGUE

VITAL MATCH FOR CLUB

MATCHES

[THROUGH BRUTER'S AGENCY]

The following English and Scot- tish league matches are down for decision to-day-

FIRST DIVISION

Everton Aston Villa

are, of course, the Artillery Birmingham

South China game at Sookunpoo,

Bolton sad the Athletic-Borderers affair

Chelsen at the Club ground.

Chinese spectators will be hard eds

Leicester put to dreitle which to attend,

Liverpool but, if prophecy is reliable, the

Middlesbro record crowd is likely to be at the

Portsmouth

» Huddersfield

Blackburn

1

e. Wolves

e. Newcastle

7'.

r. Manchester C.

Sheffield U. Derby 2. Arsenal

Blackpool SECOND DIVISION Chesterfield r. Bradford

W. Bromwich e.

Garrison ground, for this thatch Wednesday will probably decide the League Sundorladi Championship, or at any rate, have a large bearing on the question.

Tipsters have a thankless task Daming the winner. Personally, I am inclined to think a draw will Brkdford C. about meet the case, although se Burnley cording to the form chart, South Grimsby

Manchester China bave slightly the better re- cord: They would appear to have Millwall a more incisive forward line, with Notts C. defences about mia par.

Should, Oldham Combey, in the Artillery goal, be Port Vale

Preston on top form, the South China van |

Swansen küard will be up against something

Tottenham pretty hot, as Allen and Taylor are a grt pair of bheks with a fine understanding.

Charltou

e. Southampton.

Bury

". West Ham

J

Notts F "'. Lincoln

P.

Plymouth Fulham Stake

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

New Brighton Darlington

However, forn means nothing in | Acerington | a match like this. The solution of Crewe the problem lies in the hands of Gateshead the intermediate lines on either Mansfield side. Artillery's halves cannot per Rochdale mit South China to stage many of Rotherhan their beautiful movements, and the Southport China wilddle-men will have to play | Stockport · their hardest to hold Artillery, Tranmory: with Bryant as the spear head. 8 Walsall

Wrexham there you are!

2,

Hull

Barrow

. York

P. Chester

Y

Carlisic Doncaster' Halifax

r. Barnsley

Hartlepools:

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Aldershot.

Borderera ought to be good enough to account for Athletic. True, they went down to Artillery Bournemouth Inst week, but it was a very hard game. Athletic don't look so good, Bristol The as they used to, but there is still a heap of good footballers left in the side. Their half backs have waver ed a bit recently before resolute at tackers, and this might be the de ciding factor. But it will be a keen tusile, with very short odds either,

not arc

Brighton Exeter Luton Newport Norwich Queon's P.R. Reading Torquay

Crystal P. Clapton

4

Watford

P.

. Gillingham

Coventry

Bristol C

a. Northampton

r. Cardiff

J

Southend›

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Swindon

r. Brentford

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

The seems to be little hope for

Aberdeen Recreio against Club this afternoon. Club

an outstanding Falkirk

Clyde side, and Recreio are a little worse. This sounds unkind, but is not al-

Hamilton together devoid of trath Club's Hearts

Kilmarnock superior defence entitles them to be made favourites,

*

"

Lincolns should account for the Police at Caroline Hill, but there

Morton Queen's Pk. Rangers St. Johnstone

12

Avr

2

· Motherwell · z #Third Lark

".. Partick

St. Mirren

Cowdenbeath

7.

Celtic

r.

E. Stirling

7′′.

Airdrie

++ Dundee

'VARSITY NEWS

is not a great deal to choose be- tween the teams. Police would be A much better side if they had practice opportunities, whereas, Lin coins have not impressed greatly so far, But their knowledge of ench other's play gives them the advant-known

age,

St. Joseph's look like winners against the Navy, at Kowloon They are in excellent form, this season, whilst Navy are, not up to the regular standard.

Mr. D. J. N. Augerson, the well- Rong" Kony interport cricketer, who has taken his B.A. degree this year, is proceeding to England to study Law.

The following will represent the Varsity. Eleven in a league match In the Second division Eastern against the Chinese Athletic at 2.20 meet Club. and the latter should pr. to-day," at Happy Valley:11. surely win: whilst Kowloon, with: Ow Yong: K. S.. Lew, 2. P. ground advantage against St. Loh; C. T. Law, S. L. Wong, S. Joseph's, ought also to triumph. fleed (Capt.), G. S. Scully, L. But one never knows about, Kow Olivieia, K. 31. lto, P. P. Kho and leon sides! Trung Tsing are fanci- . T. Woo, ed in some quarters to beat South China, but it would not be sur prising to see the older side run out winners..

The best games in this division will see R.A. against the Athletic

|

The Varsity Medical Graduates are holding a dance at Lane, Craw

ford at 3.30 p.m. to-day-

*

TO-DAY'S GAME AT HAPPY

VALLEY

Today's match at Happy Valley between the Club and Army Rugby XV. may well decide the custody of the Triangular Tournament trophy for this season. The Army it present head the competition with two wins to their credit, while the Club have one win and a de- fent, the latter at the hands of the leaders. Should the Army repeat their success of a month ago, when they won by the narrow margin of one point, they will win the trophy for the first time since the war. On the other hand, a win for the Club to-day would give the civilian side at least a chance of drawing level with the Army at the top of the table, and would leave the re- 'sult open till the last Army . Navy

match a fortnight honco.

GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING

SUNDAY, JANUARY 8

Old Course 9.30 to 8.24 cm, nos to be booked

by travellers

8.37 train.

110

9.23 n.m. A. Lissainun and D.

9.32

"

9.38

0.40

9.149

9.49

9.5%

9.56

1

10.00

10.08

10:12

The prospects for to-day's match aro somewhat hard to assess. The Army have not played as a unit 10.01 sines their last match against the Club a month ago, and must there- fora be judged by the form display- ed on that occasion when they just managed to secure the verdict. The Club were showing considerably 10.16 improved form in their matches just before the holidays, but they suffer- 10.20 ed rather inglorious defeut at the hands of the Navy last Satur- day: Undoubtedly the team fielded on that occasion was definitely of the nature of a "scratch" XV., Reveral newcomers being brought in and three forwards being played in the back division, still the showing 10.38 was not one to encourage confidence in Club supporters.

+1.

S. Edward.

P. W. J. Planner, and H.

Hampton,

M. N. Williamson and L. B. Holmes.

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E. Sandstrom

and

K. K. Rounds.. A. P. Hall-Thompson and J. P. Warron G. H. Wilson and G. B.

.

S. Thomson, R. C. Webb and A. Mac. Farlano.

S. T. Butlin, and

Lubel

F.

the

H. R. Sturt aud H. Davenport Brown.

C. B. Robertson and

Webster.

1. A. Pearse and I.

Ireland,

E

THE LATE MRS. SCHAER

FUNERAL AT CATHOLIC CEMETERY YESTERDAY

.

■

Laundry Staff, MA Burleigh

and family, Chinese Cook Dept, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Alves, Wo Hing Cheong, Chan Kam To. Hong Kong Hotel Man Chương H An Allen, Chan Chung, A. X. Colesta. D'almada e Castro, Walter and Vic- toria-Masi; Páninsula Hotel Rakery Chinese Staff, Kitchen Staff. Fung and Mak Choi Sam, F, and J, de In Cruz, Mrs. Eleie Lan-and Mrs. Sadie Hoa, Dining Room Dept. Lane Crawford, Gory's Melodians, Mr. L. 8. Greenhill, Mr and Mrs. R. J.-B. Clark, Raymond Aggie and Marie, Choi Check, Yes Loong and

IRISH FREE STATE ELECTION

DE VALERA OPENS HIS

CAMPAIGN

(TRROUGH REUTER'S: AGENCY)

DUBLIN, JAD (5):

The funeral of the late Mrs. C. Shaer who died at French Hospital on Wednesday took place at the Roman Catholic Cemetery yester day. The Rev. G. Spada conducted the service, and the chief munners Li Sui ing. D'Assis Studio, Li M, de Falera reculved a tremen- were the husband, Mr. F. Shaer, Mui. Son, Fourth Floor Staff, Lau dous reception on opening his Messrs. Pedro and Jose Santos Chrong, Ladies' Cloak Room Amah, electoral campaign with a hugu bruthers, and Mr. F. Evangelista, Bakery Dept, HK, & Shanghai open-air mesting in O'Connell cousin.

Hotels, Ltd., Pang Yuk Tong, J. R.

Street en-day, Castilho and family, Bar Dept., Kong Chun, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Drafe, Pantry Boys, Miss F. Alura kis, Maric Peres, Mrs. Bautista and family, Mr. and Mrs. W Freder Jing, Mr. T. Hamet, Mr. forces." E. Van Tobz a Hagy, Boiler Room Mr. de Valera added that a Bill Staff, Mr. H. A. Rodgers, Table would be introduced immediately No. 19, Mrs. Leung, Mr. Ernest for the reduction by half of the charges under the Land Purchase Acts, so as to reduce the annuities in respect of all holdings, to an economic figure

A large number of relatives and friends were present to pay their last respects, among them were Mr. Newman, manager of the Glouces ter,

Messra. E. Wolf, F. X.

D'Almada, Sar. and Jar., C. H. Goetz, E. Kern, H. Kallar, T. Landahl, W, Sanger, U. M. Omar, C. Bitzer, C. Blumenthal, Mr. and Mr. C. & Pfister, Mrs. Grited, Mrs. A. Becker, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith

Many Hural tributes were sent including those from Mr. Newman, the staff of the Gloucester, Hong U.Kong Hotel and Lane, Crawfords.

W. A. Stewart, and J. P. Sherry.

Kern, Mr. U. Saenger, Mr. Berth Soares, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cole man, Mr. E. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ainslie, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilkinson, Gladstone, Mr. and Mrs The following wreaths were sent C. Bitter, Facher, Mother, Brother Man Cheong, A. X. D'Almada è Castro, Jr., Wong Say, Jose and and Sister, Mr. A. Schultz, French Pedro (brothers), Ala-ala Kay, Hospital, Ho Fan, Yui Sheung, Momeng Turing, Ng Chu, Wong Sixth Floor. Staff, Still Room Hing (grocery store), Peninsula: A. C. L. Bowker and R. Hotel Bakery, Luhring and Smith, Dept., Clover Flover Shop, Mr. and K. Valentine.

Filipino Club, Gloucester Orches Mr. Grivand, Ip Loong, Li Tao, Major J. Wien and Dr.tra, Miss Angeling Silva, Afr. and Hee Kon, Central Market, Mr. and D. J. Valentine.

Mrs. A. W. Smith, The Steam

1. MacKnight and L. C.

Grover.

A. D. Humphrey's and C. Mycock.

10.21

10.28.

10.39

Lr. It. C. Gould and

J.

10.40

10.44

The Club XV. for to-day shows several important changes from that which has represented them in ro 10.48 cent weeks, Selby is at last able to take his pince at the base of the

10,32

serum, and Macintosh has been moved to centre 10 replace Griffiths who is crocked, while 10.56 Bradford is back in the pack after an absence of some aix wocks. 11.00 Peers and Kerr are still nursing in- jurics, but otherwise the side. is 11.04 about the best the Club can field apart from Griffiths, and Selby's 11.09 return should go far to speed up the attack behind the scrum, ·

པ ཨཝཱནསྶ:

11.12.

11.16

-

11,20,

The Army XV, ia nod to hand at the time of writing, but we' pre- sume that it will be on the lines of that felded in previous matches this scason, with Lieutenante Prior, 11,24 Hebert, Birt and possibly McFar lane of the RA. filling in the weak 11,98 points in the South Wales Border ers Regimental XV.

Apart from the fact that we are assure of a close struggle with both Bides on their mettle, it would be hard to forecast a rosult with uny accuracy.

The kick-off will be at 4 pm, and the Club XV. will be as follows:

11.39

K. Macfarlan,

II. Spicer and E. M.

Bryden.

G. W. Reeve and H.

Wallington.

G.

J. W. Jeffries and W.

Pittendreigh.

A. H. Penn and V.

Gordon.

R.

Laundry Co., Miss M. Ellis, Silver Mrs. J. Feresa, Ah Woo. Room Dept., Mr. S. Gersoloff, Chow Jor, Mr. and Mrs. Adamson,

M. Franciso Evangelista, Mr. Choi · To, Cloak Room, Dining Room Clerks, Miss M. Stoppa, The Houg

Investments Kong Land Company. Maca Cafeteria. Lily family. W. H Suncher and Zimmern, Leung Kee, P. L.. Chung, Yung Chuen, Sham Sun, Mr. and Bing. A. J, Carlho, Uống Chui Him, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ildefonso, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Fiz "Gerald, G.Mr. and Mrs. A. Leach, Mr. T.

C. Blaker and W, H. S.

Dent.

L. Goldman and Grimble.

R. M. Henderson and

W. Sewell.

G. F. Hole and F. Redmond,

E

A.

H. H. Mundy and W. 8. Hillier.

B. Wilson, Mr P. T., Newman, Fifth Floor Staff, Mr. R. Lewis Seventh Floor Staff. Mr. H. A. Keller, Mr. E. Hausaman, Birs.

David Cochrane and Albertina

Dr. C. H. Burton and A. Santos, Mr. and Mrs. Rahmin, Miss Ruby Kotewall, Mrs. S. H. Lang- Ritchie. G. B. M. Robertson and on, Messrs. D. and N. Blumen. R. M. Giddy.

thal, Mrs. Aincet. Becker, Mr. Owen, H. Owen Hughes and F. $smo Thomson

May and M. N.

Cochrane.

R. J. Shrigley and A. L Landsbert.

L. A. Calcraft and A. McEachrane.

Note: The General Committee have decided not to rserve any starting times after 11.30 a.m. Only the names of those who draw times up to 11.30 will. ap: pear in the above list.

New Course

Munro.

Mrs. W. Clark and Mrs.

J. P. Whitham; J. J. Forguson, W. H. B. Rigg, M. M. Macintosh, 9.28 a.m. Mrs. Perrin and Miss G. P. Lammert; M. W. Turner, J. A. R. Selby (Captain); G. C. Mou- trie, J. H. McElney, S. H. Garrod, J. H. Bradford, D. McLellan, A. K. Munro, A. P. fall-Thompson, J, O. Miller.

9.30

9,44

9,02

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Referee:-Lt.-Com. H. W. V. Ste- phenson R.N.-The old Irish Inter- 10.00 nationalist.

LOCAL PROBATES

10.08

10.16

J

10.24

his new has been granted by the

Letters of Administration de 10.39" Supreme Court to Chan Tai Shi 10.40. and Joseph Chan in respect of the Kam, who died recently in Anna. estate of Mak Kam Fung alias Mak The estate is aworn under $8,100.

A. E. Farrell,

Mrs. F. Syme Thomson

and R, S. Traill.

A. B. Purvos and E. Des Voeux.

R. A. Rodgers and O. J. Stellingwerf

Mrs. Sherry and W. G.

Robertson.

Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Graham,

Mias Wentworth

Miss Thomas,

and

Mrs. Webb and Mrs. A. MacFarlane.

Mrs. E. D. Matthews and Mrs. Jeffries.

INTERPORT FOOTBALL

Dr. G. A. C. Herklots, Head of The Chinese have a splendid record the Hiological Department, will be this year, and are probable victors going on leave BOOD. The other match is a Services "Der- by which should see Borderers beat The Varsity ari-kket team will Navy in a tough struggle. In the play the IR,C, a p.m. to-day at remaining game, Lincolns should Pokfulam, The 1 n will be ca account for Ewo at Chathara Road follows.-A. M. Rodrigues'" (Capt.); Propahle winners in Third Div A. T. Lee, L. T. Ride; D. J. N. sion games ars Borderers against Anderson, E. L. Gosano, F. R. Bignals; St. Joseph's against Re-Zimmern: H. Nomanbhoy, A respect of the estate of Khewan Arrangements Committee bold in creio and Athletic against the Nemanbhoy, R. T. Loke, I P. lowly University, Radio and South China is an open affair, and A. A. Aziz.

Taikoó sócount.

whilst in to-morrow's. game

The Education Journal (Dec. RA.SC. ought to put paid to the 1932 number) is now on sale,

contains very interesting articles by Prof. L. Forster, Father O

Byrne, G. A. C. Herkiots, Father U. V. Fino, Mr. C. B. R. Fargent, and others.

LOCAL FOOTBALL

RECREIO TEAMS, FOR TO DAY

The following teams will repre sent the Club us Recreio in League grizes this siternoon.

itat Division (e. H.E.F.C.): W. Ogles M. Oliveira, P. Xavier: Y. Malques C Figueiredo, A

UCAO J. Marques, J. Gomes;

Guterres, ARibeiro, MA

"Thira Division (1.-St. Joseph's) 1. 1. Heinedios: W. Mackintosh A Barretto A A., Lopes, R. Laurel, J. D, Hemsion

Xavier, V. H. Xavier, J. Figueire

H, Campos, C. BATTON,

KCC TENNIS

Letters of Administration for the

use and benefit of the widow, in At a meeting of the Interport Singh, registered money lender, the Association offices fast evening have been granted to Bishen Singh, it was decided to play the first-of registered money lender, of 12. series of Interport Trial match on D'Aguilar Street. Khewan Singh Thursday next, 19th instant, on the died on January -and left estate Hong Kong F.C. ground. Kick-off sworn under $4,700.

Extate valued at $27,000 was left by LA Shi Ching who died in Canton on January 13 last, The deccased was the sum of Mr. Li Po Hwai, an unofficial Justice of Peace of the Colony

The Vice Chancellor, Sir William Ronell has decided not to allow dances to be held in the students' hostels. This year will, therefore, Lokers of Administration has be marked by lower, dances, and bren granted to Trang Ching. Ya.

functions.

Two new groups of studies have been added to the Arte Course "Group Six (Chinese and English) and Group Seven (Chinese Study), ~~.

Probate of the will of P. A. Liu, medical practitioner (retired) of 2); Ken Dol, Kowloon Tong, han been granted to lip Widow. estate is valued de 80,000.

The

Mr. G W Reeve, lecturer in

Resealing of the certified copy of „Logic Land. Ethicpas bara returned from England. He will continue to the Probate of the will of enig lecture on the two subjects to the Vicarage. Derby, England, has been Blythe Cubitt, late of Cliffton 2nd and 3rd Year studenter R

granted to Mr D. J. Lewis.The Mr. S. O Ho, son of Mr. Ho deceased was the wife of Reverend

Spencer, Henry Cubitt

Kom Tong, who has been a student

Lof the University for domácolápráza. mach taking the has left to join the compradore Lottors

ateit of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson the will on

ostate of good athletic. He Hav hletic Mer

Admi

at 4 pm.

The following players were select nd for this trmi match:G. Rodger (Club), Allan (RA), S. Stanoge. (Club), Leung Wing Chin (South China), Pardoe (RA), (Captain), Bliss (Kowloon), B. Gosáno (Re- creio), A. V. Gosano (Recreio),, Hill (Kowloon), Blake (Kowloon), Haldry (Lincolns), Reserves Wong Meo Shun (South China), A. Dun- can (Club), Blackbourne (Police),

The team to oppose the above will be notified later.

HOCKEY

RECREIO LADIES 7. ANDREW)

The following have been chosen

Dear of the grou

of ager of

neral A Almana dise Store, who died bn Batso, E, a9-1933, have been granted to Rosarig: Botelli

oljoitor Fiberro, A Alves, M. Remedios,

Mr. and Mrs. Painkoff, Husband, Choi Yat, A. Wai, Li Hae, Steam

In the course, of his speech, he declared: Our return to power will mean that the Oath of Allogi. ance will go for ever. This will mean the certainty of domestic peace and a reunion of nations!

farmers were more, prosperous do Continuing, he claimed that the

day than if the Cosgrave Party bad beem in power, while their pros peets were immeasurably brighter.

Three hundred new jadustries had been established, said Mr. de Valera, and progress would be ac colerated immediately it was clear that the policy of Protection would be permanent...

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