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LOCAL SOCCER

KOTEWALL CUP CLASH

Good Game Anticipated

(BY "PIVOT")

Local League football after a lapse of a fortnight will once again be in full swing with the return of the victorious Interpart team this morning when a full programme of matches have been arranged for the week-end, culrilnating in the clash between. the Army and the Chinese in the Kotewall Cup to-morrow. The senior games arranged are such that the favourites will come out on top with possibly the Royal Ulster Rifles springing a surprise on South China "B."

Kowloon will be entertaining St. Joseph's College at home and a good game is expected. Many will remember the excellent display put up by Kowloon in their shield match against S. China "A," and if they do strike up the same form St Joseph's College 13 due for a defeat.

GUNNERS TO LOSE

Stonecutters

4.15 p.m.

(Caroline Referee: H. F.

tillery. Hi Scrutton. Linesmen: R. Aldridge and H. Abbott.

South China "B" v. Royal Ulster Riflex (Caroline Hil), 2:45 pm.

Second Division Radio Sports Club v. Kowloon (Sookunpoo Ground), 2.45 p.m. Referee: E. . Isley:

Chinese Athletic v. East Lanca-

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1936.

STRAIGHT FROM M.C.C. BOWLERS

Year

THE COURSE

Fanling Races Discussed

(BY “TALLYHO")

ON TOP

"Opposition All Out For 47

GOLF

Starting Times For Fanling For To-morrow

Marton, Jan. 31. The M.C.C. team started another a.m. their.20 cricket match to-day in Southern tour, against Rangitikel, when

the home team giving a very poor display of batting.

The Fanling Hunt & Race Club will be holding their Chinese New meeting to-morrow,

racing some very interesting should be scen. The course is in excellent condition and the band of the Royal Welch Fusiliers will play during the afternoon,

The opening event which is for Australian' ponies over a country course will bring out "The Giraffe"

who won at the last meeting, she wil be ridden by "Daffy" Davis and should have no great dif- ficulty in accounting for this race. Her owner Dr. Macgown, hunts her regularly so it will be no great Covelry for her. Flummery and Lucy Glitters should fill the other places.

The Sheung Shui Steeplechase will see Diogenes making his de- but over big jumps-last meeting he won the Ladies' Hurdles in re Record time, but I fancy he may

not last the distance.

p.m. Referee: E E. Thomas,

Club de Recreio v. South China (Chatham Road), 2.45 p.m.

feree: A. T. Jarmain.

Bay

Club v Navy (Causeway Ground). 2.45 p.m. Referee: W. C. Thwaltes.

On the Causeway Bay ground the Club and East Lancashire' are try-shtres (Sookunpoo Ground), 415 ing conclusions. The inst time these two teams met Club came out or. top and with the soldiers play- ing as well as, over these days the be an interesting game should affair with the odds about even.

8. China "A" should encounter little difficulty in disposing of the lewly placed Stonecutters Gunners. Although there is a likelihood that the League Leaders will be playing without the services of Lee Wal Tong who will in all probability be rested for the Kotewall" Cup to- morrow. Anyway with the talents available they should be able to gather both point.

University v. Royal Uister Rifles Military Ground. Happy Valley), 4.15 p.m. Referee: R. Chapman.

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Burgomaster (Day Davis) the most reliable chaser' Fanling has seen for several seasons, and it again. should just about do Soldier of Italy, who gave him a great race at the last meeting will be in the capable hands of Donald RAM.C. v. Rallway RC. (M-Black, and as I hear the pony is tary Ground, Happy Valley), 2.45 in great form he might upset p.m. Referee E E. Randall

Royal Ulster Rines v. Liga Por- tuguesa (Prince Edward Road).

Third Division

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The Royal Uister Rifles are oc-2.45 p.m. Referee: P. Huxley. ginning to get into their stride and from past displays should be able 6 give S. China "B" a good rum for the points to-day. S. China "B" will be playing with the same cleven that did them service in the last shield game and provided the soldiers will be able to last out, the i Chinese will in all probability be ine winners.

St. Joseph's v. Royal Air Force (King's Park), 2.45 p.m. Referee: E. Richardson.

European Police v. Chinese Po- lice Kowloon Ground), 2:45 p.m. Referee: A., E C. Clarke.

TO-MORROW. Kotewall Cup South China A.A Y. Army *All roads will lead to the Navy (Causeway Bay Ground), 4.15 p.m. Ground at Causeway Bay to-mor- Referee A C. Ward Linesmen: row when 8. China and the Army. Martin and W. P. Payne. teams meet in the Kotewall Cup. The Army have selected a powerful eleven and from the composition of the team S. China will have to go all out in order to win. They will be represented by the 8. Chinh "A" squad with the possibility of one or

two members of the "B" eleven.

마

THE FIXTURES

The following is the full pro- gramme of local league soccer for the week-end.

TO-DAY

First Division

Kowloon v. St. Joseph's (Kow- loon Ground), 4.15 p.m. Referee: K. K. Ip. Linesmen: W. Crawford and T. McCann.

Club y, East Lancashires (Cause way Bay Ground), 4.15 p.m. Re- feree: D. Kossick. Linesmen: T Darbett and 8. Owen.

Second Division League RAS.C. and R.A.0.0.. v. Royal Welch Fusters (Sookunpoo), 4.15 Referee: R. M. Omar.“ p.m.

applecart.

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THE MILITARY AFFAIR The Eeetstakes "B" division will bring out a field which should make an interesting race--I fancy Glenshee, Mortmain and Racing Luck.

The Grand Military Handicap and Sassoon Cup which is the high spot on the programme, will bring our that very classy hurdler Festi- val Eve, who will be ridden by his new owner, Mr. Clarke and should give him his first win at Kwantl

Classic Danger will come from the Gad- wall, Nebular Star and Hall

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The Beeistakes "A" divizion should be accounted for by Day- Night Eve with Punch and Jose- Y.. Royal Engineers Phine filling the places. Both the (Causeway Bay, 2.45 p.m. Re-Beefatakes will be run over coun- feree: F. L. Evans.

Eastern

Third Division

East Lancashires v. Royal Welch Fusiliers (Prince Edward Road), 4.15 p.m. Referee: D. T. Smith.

The following are some of the teams:-

Army

try.

The Diana Cup a fat race to be ridden by ladies, will bring out one of the largest flelds ever seen at Kwant and might be won by any of the twenty entries, how- ever, provided there is an even start which will be a miracle even under the experienced control of Alec Potts, the race should be won by

by

Wembley Stag ridden Yvonne Shenton; The Loafer rid- den by Mrs. Faton and Estover, by Mrs. Carey should not be over-

Fus. Rowlands (2/R.WF.); L/CM. Swain (2/E, Lan.), L/Cpl. Steele (2/E. Lan. R.): Cpl Ball 2/E Lan), L/Cpl. Campbell (1/R. Winter R.; L/Cpl. Smith (2/E. Lan, R.). Pte. Sandford (2/E, Lan. R. Fus Coakley (2/R.W.F), Fus, Talbot looked. (2/R.W.F.). Pte. Ridings (2/E. Lan. R.).

Reserves: Fus, Harrison (2, R.W. Fus.), and L/Cpl. Gorman (2/B.

South China "A" v. Royal Ar- Lan, R.).

HOME FOOTBALL

Sheffield U. Win Cup Replay

London. Jau, 30. Sheneld United scored elever win in the fourth round F. A Cup replay with Preston North End to-day, delighting their own supporters by netting twice with- out response. As a result She- Weld are at home to Leeds in the Afth round.

Leicester helped themselves tu a couple of useful points by visit- ing Notts Forest and winning by the only goal scored,

F. A. CUP DRAW

The draw for the nith round of the English Cup was made ip London to-day. Both Arzenal and Tottenham have to make trips, the former to Newcastle, conquerors of Shefeld Wednesday, the hold- ers, and the Spurs' to West Brow- wich, last year's analists, or Brad- ford.

LOCAL BILLIARDS

Senior Championship

THE CUP HAS PAID DARTFORD'S DEBTS!

There'r money in the Cup. Dartford, were in debt when they went to Derby. They weren't when they came back

Their share of the gate receipts, was £978. There was also a cheque of £1.250 from West Ham for in- side right Frank Dell.

rumour,..

Out-of-Cup Villa in a Cup-dey Hinte that Andy Ducat, old player, was to be club's next manager, were flying around

illa Park. Denial.

A. J Osmund, local billiards champion," showed how difficult it will be for anyone to deprive him of his Championship when he met and easily deleated Leung Lui Cheun by 600 to 188 points in the second round of the tournament. at the The match was played Kc.c. on Thursday evening be-Smith. Says the Villa aren't.com-

sidering any appointment, rore a crowd of over 125 people and the spectators were treated to some very fine billiards by Osmund, Osmund, who averaged 18, had breaks of 54, 45, 36, 51, 36, 38, and the Horse, and Mr. Barry 8. K. Vanderpant, member of Westmins

from Secretary

Arsenal in the news again. The Earl of Granard, Master of

•

Bastin and

88, the latter being the highester City Council, asked to join creak in the tournament to date. directorate. As a matter of fact, Osmund should have reached his century but fali- ed with a fairly easy in-off red at the top pocket, Leung had a wreak of 25 but he gave one the impression that he was nervous and inclined, to force the game.

SHEK O COUNTRY CLUB

Anjagaan Drake have been reported by the. referee to the F.A, following inc- idents in the match with Sunder- and at Boker Park on December sa

It is learned that the views of the players do not agree with what the referee has reported, and Arsenal desire that the players The Second Ladies Gold Cham-stateinents shall be filed together

'Chelsea have a homé draw but they meet Fulham, another Lon-pionship will be held on Wednes

day: February 5 at 8hek O. lon team.

The matches will be played on February, 15 on the grounds of the first-named 'elubs.

Barrisley Sheffield U.

Grimsby

Newcastle- Blackburn

B'ford or W.

V.

Stoke' Leeds v. Mchester C V. Arsena

v. Derby

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Bromwich Y. Tottenham Chelsen. Fulham M'dlesborough v. Leicester Heuter.

Players are to arrange their

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opponents and names should

tion of punishment does not arise. with those of the referee. Ques

be sent to Messrs. Thomson & Co. Championship. Ag most ladies.

by noon, February 1st "at the have Shek O handicaps it is pro- latest, or to Mrs. EJR. Mitchell posed to use these, but it is hoped Phone No. 27705 Extension: 9,that entering ladies who have not later than 8 pm. on February not yet, put in cards will en 3rd unless otherwise stated. Lan-deavour to do eo before Sunday ches will be ordered for compet 2nd February, otherwise 3/8 Fan- tors, and cannot be cancelled after ing handicaps will be taken 8 pin on February 3rd.

against half Shex O handicaps per There will be a bogey competi, each holes. Three cards of 9 tion run in connection with the holes are necessary?

M.C.C. scored 248, Langridge con- tributing 77 and Sims 54, while H Marshall took seven wickets for 102,

Rangitikel were all dismissed for 47, Baxter taking six wickets for 20, At the close of play, the M.C.C.. 29.-- wickets for

had lost two

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