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LOCAL SOCCER NOTES

Week End Matches

(By "PIVOT") There will be only one game in the Senter Division to-day. Hong Kong Club have postponed their games in both divisions and are playing the HMS. Kent Instead.

The St. Joseph's v. Royal Welch Fusillers match have also been postponed.

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DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934.

HONG KONG-

TO-DAY'S RACING THE GOLF CLUB

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Comrie Handicatio Heart's Glory has been "running so well at the past two meetings that he has now been silotąd top

weight at 168 pounds. Even this weight will not stop him from winning, if he gets well away. A place seems certain for him.

"Great Hall, C Pth up), has the been running very close placed pontes on many occasions and this afternoon might make. up for his many defents by ac- He counting for the last race." has no finish and although I am certain Plh will make him2, run very well at the beginnisg. I not like his chances really do if there should be anything like a tussle in the home straight."

Kowloon are down to play the Lincolns on their own ground and unless they can producé their form of a coupe weeks ago they are in for another defeat. Lincolns when they lost to the Chinese team last week had only themselves to blame and if they cannot better their

Chiaf Seattle, with 158 pounds." shooting perhaps Kowloon will de

looks a good "each way" bet. He able to show them, in which case

will go to the post unde: Mr. It will be a very close game,

Davis, while Mrs. Dunbar's other Four games åre down

under morrow. The tit-bit will be. that pony, Tillicum is starting

Tillicum is not between the

South Mr. D. Black. "Recs" and

qulte ft. but on his day, he is China "Bat Kowloon ground.

The Portuguese lads are playing more than a match for any ö

the others I have named. quite well at the present moment, and with the Indomitable****..* leading them, they should give the Chinese a good rur. for the points. to play Their defence will have better football if they intend to hold the nippy Chinese forwards. South China "B" are as yet un beaten and they will enter the feld with condeace. The "Recs" may yet give them a surprise.

The Royal Navy Athletic match

will provide a keen tussle on the The same fault is Club ground. evident in both sets of forwards. their inopportunism and inability to shoot, coupled with the desire to hug on to the ball. Which ever team scores first will hold on to the lead although a draw is quite probable. h

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South China "A" should have an easy victory over the Artillery at Caroline Hill The Gunners have yet to find their feet,

East Lanes v Police match should provide plenty of heavy football

Both tedris

capable of snatching a victory and although Leam have so far

the military

are

faired quite well the Police are not

so far behind. A draw in the case

will not be in the least surprising.

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TO-DAY'S GAMES

Starting Times For Fanling

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2

OLD COURSE

XIIITH EXTRA RACE MEETING

Programme For Champion's Day

The programme for Champion's

9.20 a. C. H. Bradley and E. D. Day (December 15), at Happy

Valley is as follows:-

Matthews

A. B. Purves" and K. S. Robertson*

R. Young and W. J. Jamieson.

A McKellar and J. B

Ross.

G. Marseille and Major Wren.

F. J. de Rome and A. E. Lissaman.

D. J. Glimore and D. S.

Robb.

S. H. Dodwell and J. H. Little.

1-2, pm-December Handicap. -Winner $350. Second $150. Third $50. For China Pontes that have started in at least four Extra Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1934, and have not won more than one race at Race Meetings of this Club since 15th March, 1934. Entrance $5. One Mile.

2.--2.30 p.m. Barrier Reef Handicap-Winner $450. Second $250. Third $150. For Australian Ponies that have not won more than $1,500 in stakes at Race Meet- ings of this Club since 1st Janu-

G. S. Archbutt and J. aly, 1934. Entrance $5. One Mile. Owen Hughes.

9.92

9.36

w

8.40

»

9.44

9.48

-

D. S. Edward and T. A. Pearce.

9.52

9.56.

10,00

10.04

10.08

10.12

J. Hunter and E. Mc- Mahon. A. D. Humphreys and, R.

10,16 10.20

10.24

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OXFORD WINS AT RUGGER

10.28

10.32

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London, Nov. 29.

10.38

at Oxford to-day the Dark Blues In a friendly rugby encounter

10:40

beat 'Gloucester by 12 points to 8.-

J. F. Robinson and P. S. Grant.

10.44

Reuter

G. C. Worrall and G. W. Greene.

10:48

MrProulx-is-taking-out-King's Parade here. Though this pony is not too fast at the start, he can upset calculations and is like- ly to run into a place.

DIVISION LI

(Kick off 2.30 p.m.) R.A.M.C. v, Royal Welch.-Milt- tafy ground.

. Railway ground.

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“Smith.

P. Morrison and D. Ellis.

W. Thomson "and R. I. Cherrill.

H. G. Bond and W. W. C. Shewan.

W. A. Stewart and H. H. Mundy.

E. L. Groome and W..N. Buyers.

3.-3 p.m.-Hong Kong Autumn Champions.-Winner $1,000. Second $300. Third $200. For China Ponies that have started in at -ieast-four-Extra Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1934, two of such meetings previous to 15 July, 1934 and two subsequent to that date. Winners at Extra Meetings of this Club 1934, only. Weight for inches as per · scale. Entrance $10. Orie and a Quarter Miles.

4.-3.30 p.m.-Tardy Handicap.— Winner $450, Second $200. Third

J. A. Shaw and R. A $100. For China Ponies. "C" Class, Rodgers.

O. S. Hugh Jones and A. C: I. Bowker.

10.52 R. L S. Webb and A.

Ritchie.

A. T. Lay and J. Whyte. W. H. B. Rigg and J. T Edkins.

G. M. Mellin and D.. Baker Carr.

C. Mycock and J. Forbes, H. N. Williamson and w. Pittendrigh..

T. C. Monaghan and J. W. Mayhew.

L. R. Billinghurst and D. K. Hislop.

J. Donaldson and J. 8. MacLaren

that have started in at least four Extra Race Meetings of this Club. since 1st January, 1934, and have not won more than one race at Rate Meetings of this Club this year. Entrance $5, One Mile..

5.-4, p.m.-Hong Kong Autumn Sub-Griffins Champions. Winner $1,000. Second $300. Third $200. For

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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1-It

CLUES

ACROSS

as

does rather sound though the shop assistant. felt lifeless when the order was cancelled. 10.-Got at, colloquially speaking. when his head was wounded.. 11.-Hiding-place of 2 perfect

pest. 12,-Newts. 13.-Put the painter in among the

wine bottles to and his wits. 14. Such stars are unheeded by the astronomer-officlally. 17. These homes might almost

act as refrigerators. 18. Can you find an alligator?

Amy can when put to it,

19. Not recorded.

21. Famous letters from Norfolk -handed on, as one might

say.

25. Nearly a bitch this time. if

that's your desire. 26.-Such. days in a Salvation

Army lad

doubtless, blameless..

were,

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27-One of Nature's weapons. 30-Nub's ace (anag), 31-Colour of the coiffure of good

Queen. Bess.

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32.-To go into details, a

pair lle in confusion.

DOWN

curst

2.-Pertaining to a path. 3-The old one was the cavallers

bete noir.

4.-Church dignitaries.

5. Just the car for a dance. 6. If going camping you'll and this gives no reduction in a tent.

7.--Distinctly

foreign product, and gives six to me. 8.-Prehistoric.

9-Line (two words;

15. Their transport to a Tyneside town is traditionally super- fluous.

F.A. CUP

Londons Nov. 23, The FA Cup replay, between the two amateur teams, Leyton and Wimbledon on the former's ground, to-day, "resulted in a' Win Jar Wimbledon by the only goal scored.

Wimbledon thus qualify to meet Southend in the second round, the amateurs being at home. Ristor

CONSIGNEE NOITCES.

NOTICE TO CONSIONEES,

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Con STEAMER “BURDWAN,”

ARRIVED HONG KONG o 28TH NOVEMBER, 1934.

FLOK ANTWERP,LONDON,GIBRAL TAK, MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.

CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the

above-named Vessel are hereby in- formed that their Goods are being landed and placed AT THE RISE in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godown at Kowloon where each Consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mark and Delivery can be obtained as the Goods are added,

Optional Goods will be landed here unless Instructions have been given to the contrary Six Honts before arrival of the Steamer

Goods not cleared within 8 daya Fin elading date of arrival will be subject to

16. Take taxi to look for the Rit

clique.

20. The musical work that dis-

plays the performer's touch. 22.-Melted animal fats. 23.-French wine.

24. California is, in short, "the

end of the scoundrel, 28.-Used to be paid with a lot

more.

29-This fox used tolle low,

(Crossword note.

rabbits please

China Ponles, Subscription Griffins of this Club of this Season that have started ir. at least four Extra Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1934, two of such meetings previous to 1st July, 1934, and two subsequent to that date.

The following is the solution of yesterday's Puzzle:- Winners at Extra Meetings of this Club only. Weight for inches as Across-I, Speed: 6. Sa-tin; 9. Down.-1, Scrap; 2, Express-fons, per scale. Entrance $10. One and Acrobat; 10, Riper: 11. Af-one; 12, 3. Darby: 4, Or-bit; 5, "Abbey: 6, a Quarter Miles.

Bribery; 14, Piety; 15, Tay: 18, 9a- 6-4.30 p.m.-Queensland Au-ble; 17. Desks: 19. JJJ (Jays); 21 tumn Champions-Winner $1,000. Reets; 23 0000000 (owes); 24, Second $300. Third · $200. For Secur; 25, Aloft; 26, Runners; 27, Australian Ponies of any Sea-Dusty: 28. Tweed,

in that have started

at least four Extra Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1934, two of such meetings previous to 1st July, 1934, and two subsequent to that date. Winners at Extra Meetings of this Club 1934, only. Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance $10. One and a Quarter

10.56

V. R.A.OC. Railway 11.00

Police v. R.A.F-Athletic ground.

Radio v. Recreio-St. Joseph's 11.01 ground,

11.08 11.12

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SUNDAY'S GAMES

11.16

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DIVISION I

11.20

H

(Kick off 4 p.m.) Navy. Athletic-Club-ground.

11.24

Recrcto v. South

China' “BY-

Kowloon ground.

11.28

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South China "A" v. R.A.Caro- line Hill,

East Lancs v. Police.-Sookunpoo.

Kowloon v. Lincolns-Kowloon ground.

DIVISION II

(Kick off 4 p.m.)

Royal Welch v. East Lanes — Chatham Road,

9.44 9.52

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10.00

DIVISION I

(Kick off 2.30 p.m.) Lincolns v. RAS.C-Chatham

10.08

Miles.

Road.

.10.16

R.E. v. East Lancs-King's Park,

-0. W. Jefriest and J.

Coultharti

10.24

DIVISION I (Kick off at 4 p.m.)

DIVISION II

(Kick off at 2.30 p.m.) Kowloon v. South China-Kow-

loon Ground.

Navy v. Eastern.-Caroline Hill,

(Kick off 4 p.m.)

Lincolns v. R.A.—Athletle ground

FINAL GALLOPS

King's Warden And Nell

Gwyn Impress

Below will be found particulars of the final gallops at the course yesterday. King's Warden and Nell Gwyn were very im- pressive while 'other good performances were by Ribble, Wayward Star, Valorous, Iroa Grey and Just That..

Little Beauty and Racing Triumph..... Alacrity

Chief Seattle

King's Worthy

Valorous

Pride of Tsingtao

Racing Pride

Vago

Dinty....

Trentbridge Heart's Glory

Iron Grey

Lemberg

In Good Time 'Vriday

Wayward Stag

The Tiger

Maynower

King's Parade m...

Racing Pluck..

King's Warden

Colombo

Hell for Leather

Sarabande ...

Solar Star-

Great Hall Ironsides

Ribble Philanderer

Racing Spirit

Just That

Racing Luck

Helter Skelter

Kindo,

Zero

Flying Tourlat

Bold Commander

Nell Gwyn

No Fear

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1.04.2 31.2 } 38

1.07 29 36.4 1.10.2 33.3

30

30 33 1.04 31 33.1 1.04.1 31 30,2

31

28.3 30

30.2 31

56.2 27.4 .58.2 28,2 36.2 1.082 32

30

30.

37.3 1.12.4 35.1 34.1 1.06.1 32

+ 40

1.12

32

34

32.

32,3

1.05.1 102.3 1,04

311

30.3 31.2 35.3 1.08:1 30.3" 38.. 1.10.2: 322: 28/1 574· 284

34,2 1.03.2 32 33.1.

331

34 1.04.1 301

30.3

30.3

31.4 32.2 1.01.4 29.2

31.4

39

1.12

33. 34.2 1.06.4 32.2

32

32

28.2

28.2

30.2

1.03

32.3

32.3.

32.3

324

31

+31.11.03

32.4

314.

Soldier of Germany

32.31.03.3

33.1

1094

H. H. Pethick and I. H Geare.

NEW COURSE

9.36 .m. J. W. Alabaster and Cdr.

Hole.

10.32

J. P. and Mrs. Sherry... R. K. Collings and A Brown, T. E. Jones.

Robson and J.

H. H. Beddow and H. G. Wallington!

and Mrs.

Malcolm, W. N. A. Smalley.

•Caddies from Superintendent. ! Unsuccessful in ballot for Old

son

LAWN TENNIS

America Tourna- ment at the C.C.C.

There will be an American Lawn 7.- p.m.-Dilatory Plate-Win-Tennis Mixed Doubles Tournament ner $400. Second $175. Third $75 at the CC.C. on Sunday, December

J. F. Ardron and E. w. G. For China Ponies, "D" Class, that 2, commencing at 2 p.m., when the

Have started in at least four Extra Race Meelings of this Club since 1st January, 1934, and have not won more than one race at Race Meetings of this Club this year. Subscription Griffins of this Club of this Season, barred. Weight for inches as per scale. 1 lb. penalty for every $200 or part thereof won in stakes since 1st January, 1934 Jockey Allowance. Entrance One Mile.

Course.

RUGBY

"International" To Appear

CLUB NAVY.

On Saturday, December 1 the Club_First XI. will meet the Navy First XL in a friendly game on the Club ground at 4 pm. With the return of the Fleet from the North the Navy will be practically at full strength, the only absentee of note being Lt. N. L. Evans, the English International forward. The Club also has two notable absentees in D. McLellan, the skipper of the

$5.

following players will participate:

Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Rosselet, Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Cavanagh, Mr. and Mrs. Lowis, Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Summons, Mr. and M. V. Thomas, Miss Bradbury, Miss Landolt, Mrs. Whiteman; Mrs. Farlow, Miss White Mists Tux Morán IV Thomas, Garrett, Flynn.

8.--5.30 p.m.-Finale Plate.- Winner $400, Second $175. Third -|- - $75. For China Ponies, Subscrip- tion Griffing of this Club of this

PRAGUE INCIDENT

PROTESTS

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

Pres" (Copyright).1"'.

Beason that have started in at least four Extra Race Meetings of

Berlin Nov. 29. this Club and have not won more

Protest meetings against the re- than $1,500 in stakes at Race Meet- ings of this Club. Weight 146 15 cent events at Prague were held on 1 lb. penalty for every $100 or part Wednesday and Thursday by the thereof won in stakes at Race students of the various universit- Meetings of this Club. To be rides, such as Heldelberg, Munich, den by Jockeys who have not won Cologne, Frankfurt and Berlin. The ten races anywhere at any time. I meetings passed off everywhere in No Whips or Spurs allowed. En-complete order, some fiery speeches being delivered, patriotic songs be- trance $5. One Mile.

ng sung and resolutions being passed protesting againstt the Czech authorities arbitrary action in compelling the German Univer- sity at Prague to surrender its his torical insignis,-

"ransocean” Huo Kia.

Daily Double Event:--Fourth and

side, and J. Hutchison. It is hoped Seventh Races.

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that both will be fit for next Satur- Entries close at Noon on Thurs

day. It is feared that J. J. Fer-day, 6th December, 1934. guson will be unable to play any further this season.

SAAR QUESTION

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dals,

Press (Copyright):1

Geneva, Nov. 29.

May Liquidatë Koyal Mail Possibility of the Biquidation the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.. this winter, has been indicated to

The Club will be represented by: R. Goldman: W. H. B. Rigg, L. G. Robertson (Captain), G. P.-Lam- niert McGilchrist; M. Turner. E. C. Meeke; A. F. Walken, TG. Castleton, G. A. Stewart, L. H, Bradford, B. H. Garrod, K. & The opening of the League of the shareholders of the company Munro, D. A. Cumming, J. C. Miller. Nations Council's extraordinary by the deputy chairman, Belg-Gen. The Navy side will be: Lt. Pack session, in the course of which will Sir Arthur Maxwell One of the Beresford (Bruce); Pay Sub.-Lt. deal with the Basr question and largest creditors of the company Biggie (Kent), Lt. Clark (Keppel), probably also with the Yugoslav is the International Mercantile Sto. Marsh (Suffolk), Lt. Et. Clair memorandum, is now definitely Marine Co., to whom the Royal Ford (Orpheus); Lt. Cheyne (Olym-fired for December 5, according to Mall owes a balance of £2,350,000, pus), Lt. Forbes. (Phoenix); Comdr. an announcement made by the the balance of the purchase price Roome (Medway), A B. Sowden League Secretariat on Thursday.

of the White Star Line. Bir Arthur (Whitehall), Lt. Collard (Adven-Transocean Kuo Min.

informed the shareholders at. Wednesday's meeting that the company's deficit had been in- national and Lt. Forbes, the Navy crdased from £9,000,000 to £11,- and Scottish Trials scrum half. A 300,000 during the past year, but good games should be seen with the Navy koing all out for thel, first win over the Club this season.

ture), Eto. Kearie (Suffolk). It. hitfeld Falmouth), E. A Ham- nett (Phoenix), Lt. Kelburne (Fal mouth), Lt. Sowman (Kent),

Referee: Dr. J. A. R. Belby, The Navy side includes. Lt. St.. Clair, Ford the Scottish Inter-

not

this, he said does not represent the full extent of the company's losses.

Stays; 7. T-rouble-some; 8; Niece; 13, Banjo; 17. Dosed, 18, Sorry; 19, Joint; 20. Joker; 21. Roast; 22, Sated.

TWO GERMAN FILMS BANNED

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godown for examination by the Consignees, and the Company's surveyors, Messm. Company & DOUGLAS, at 10 an on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage, pariod,

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it is necessary for Revenue Officer to Consignees, are specially notified that

be present

dutable at the examination of damaged

cargo.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before 18tk Dec., 1934, or they will act be recognized.

Na Olaiman willi ke admitted, aftar the MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co. Goods have left the Godow

Agents.

Hong Kong, 28th Nov., 1934

PRINCE LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

Frox

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NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES (Special to the "Hong Kong DallyTHE Motor Vessel

Press" (Copyright).]

THE JAVANESE PRINCE"

having arrived from the above Port on 3rd instant, Consignees of Unigo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Kowloon, and stored at Consignees" rink Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, and experie

Berlin, Nov. 29. Two German films," Loves Victe ory" and "The Child, the Dog and the Vagabond" bave been prohibit ed by the Relch Minister of propa- ganda as "cheap rubbish," it being stressed in the reasons given for the decision that "the films were All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods not banned for any infringement are so be left in the Godawas, "where of political interests or for running 30th instant, 1934, at 10 am, -

will be examined they

on Friday, counter principles of the Nation-

All Olime must be presented within alist-Socialist idealogy but because 15 Days of the Vessel's arrival here," they constitute inartistic and taste-after which date they cannot be re- less concoctions.?

cognized.

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No Fire Insurance has been effected.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned

This statement issued by the

No Claims will be waitted after tha Iministry adds that despite all ef- Goods remaining undelivered after the Gooda hare, left the Godowns, and all forts by competent State departat Desember, 1934, will be subject to ments to raise an artistic level in Bent film, the greater part of the Ger- man film industry still appears to "think that they can dispense with the help and advice of the State officials and persists in regarding the film. merely as a form of light entertainment. Transocean Kun Min.

SPALDING

by

FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD., 4th Floor, King's Building, Connaught Road.

Telephone No. 28165. Bong Kong, 24th November, 1984.

"KRO-FLITE"

GOLF BALL

Lasts till it's

Lost!"

BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

are leadused, amanget the many other successes achieved with Spalding, Balle during 1938

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