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H. K. RIFLE

ASSOCIATION

(Continued from Pare 1)

On all sides one heard the wish expressed that more frequent facilities should be provided for Sunday shooting, but as during this season alone, there are six more occasions on which shooting will take place on that day, members must be content for the time be- Ing with what has been done for them in this respect.

HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS

London, Nov. 27.,

The following are the results of Home football matches played to- day.

Arsenal Blackpool Bolton Brentford Derby

FIRST DIVISION

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1937.

LOCAL FOOTBALL RESULTS

MIDDLESEX

Britton. KOWLOON

Jorge, Knox D.

1

FIRST

DIVISION

1

SEAFORTHS

POLICE

Willerton.

SECOND DIVISIÓN

SEAFORTHS

2

CHINESE POLICE

4 Leeds

1

Jamieson, Samson.

Kong Hing.

0 Liverpool

3

KOWLOON

CHINESE ENGINEERS

1

Birmingham

Wilson 2, Betts 2 Vaje,

0 West. "Brom.

2

Chong-fal (own goal),

1 Preston

MIDDLESEX

KWONG WAH

2.

3 Stoke

0

Izzard, Marable.

Wong King-chung 2.

3. Middlesbro'.

1 Chelsea

n

"THIRD DIVISION

(HONG KONG)

M'chester C...

3. Grimsby

POWHATTAN

1

1 Charlton

Wo Ah-chor."

ENGINEEERS

"Crobby.

1

5 Portsmouth'

SERVICE CORPS

MEDICAL CORPS

SECOND

DIVISION

1 Shemeid V.

THIRD

DIVISION

(KOWLOON)

1 Coventry

3

R. C. OF SIGNALS

24TH BTY. RA

3

3 Tottenham

1

Bromley, Parker.

Barlow, Jones 2.

0 Barnsley

▸

SEAFORTHS

0

1. Newcastle

2

2

M'chester U.

3

KUMAON RIFLES

2 Luton

4

0 Notts. F

Everton Special additional prizes were Huddersfield provided yesterday, and the list of Leicester, prize-winners in the various events are as follow

SPOON AND PRACTICE SHOOT

S.R. (b)

Sunderland Wolves

1. Inspector A. L. Hopkins (EK. Aston Villa Pallee miniature silver tankard: | Blackburn 2. Mr. J. Haigh (D.R.C.) fountain Bradford pen; 3. Capt. I. B. Trevor (Hong Chesterfield Kong V.D.C.1 lighter: 4. Sgt. F. E. Fulham Russell (H.K. Police) cigarette Norwich "case; 5. "L/Cpl. R. F. Graham Plymouth

(1/Seaforth) cigarette case; 6. Lt. Wednesday E. D. D. Wilson (1/R.UR.) allver Southampton spoon; 7. LCpl. A. W. Downing Swansea (RE.) silver spoon: 8. PO. D. J. West Hom Silcock (R.N.) allver spoon: 9, Mr.

W. G. Sanderson (D.R.C.) 100 Lt. R. S. Hawkins (R.E.) 100 ciga- rettes: 11. Mr. R. M. Keown (T.R.C.) 100. cigarettes.

S.R. (a)

1. L/Cpl. J. Ringe (1/Middlesex) silver match tray; 2. Sgt. V. W (1/Middlesex); Cooper

fountain pen: 3: Cpl. G. Clark (1/Middlesex) ane set ash tray: 4. Mr. S. C. Sains- bury (D.R.C.) cigarette case: 5.) L/Cpl. W. Ure (1/Middlesex) ciga- rette case: 6, L/Cpl. T. F. Baker (1/Middlesex) silver spoon; 7. Pte.

4.. Bury

0. Stockport

1 Burnley

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Aberdeen Arbroath Ayr Celtic

FIRST DIVISION

1 Queen's P.

1

* Postponed to Tuesday.

Lindsay 3. Ferguson."

Tomilnson 2, Narain Singh,

Partap Singh.

20TH BTY. BA

UNIVERSITY

FOOTBALL LEAGUE

3S. China Win Twice

In First Division

1. Clyde

3 Motherwell

2 Falkirk

0

Hamilton Hibernian Queen O'S Rangers

4 Kilmarnock

2

2 Dundee

1 Morton

0

0 Hearts

3

1 Partick

St. Mirren Third Lanark

Albion

A. Middleton (1/Middlesex) silver Alloa spoon: 8. Pte. G. E. Rawling Brechin (1/Middlesex) silver spoon: Dundee

0. St. Johnstone .5

SECOND DIVISION

Both South China A. A. teams were victorious in the First Divi- ston of the Football League yes- terday. The "A" were at home to Kowloon Chinese and won A

rather uninteresting match by 4 goals to 2. Lai Shul-wing scored

Letters To The Editor

TENNIS SUGGESTION

Sir-It is not often that we in Hong Kong have an opportunity of seeing first-class tennis players -in action, and last Friday's ex- hibition by the German champions was a real treat for local followers

of the game.

I hope I do not sound too critical, but there is a suggestion I should

SCOTTISH ̈CO.

PARADE SERVICE

(Continued from Page 2)

to the roots of the plant, and thenec to the stem, was actually causing a sufficient lowering of temperature, to make the ball a suitable and appropriate entiron- ment, for the parasite to be born, and live. A slight change in the raising of the temperature was all that was required to save the cot- ton elds of Egypt.

Explain it as you will, or dis- belleve it if you please, there is something about the spiritual "atniosphere" ̄of Christ"presence" which raises the moral tempera- turę. and makes sin and other hindrances to the good life possible, only at the complete abandonment of Christ's fellowship.

WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY? The true knowledge of God's na- ture; His eternal control of the Universe: the true understanding of His love for each one of us, and the imparting of spiritual power that overcomes all human weak- ness: these are the things by which Jesus fulls his promise. ...I came that they may have life, and have it overflowingly. But having once come, whose afterward is the responsibility? It

по longer Christ's; it is our own. Was Oscar j Wilde describing any one of us in that grim little parable' of his? The alternative sayings of the New Testament still lie before us to- day. On the one hand there is this: How shall we escape it we neglect so great salvation. Go thy way, sin no more, lest a worse evil befall thee! And on the other hand there is this: And the spirit

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uke to offer to the Tennis Asso-and the bride say, come. And let clation.

On Friday the German Davis Cup

and Fung King-cheung and Tsang players were paired against the Moon-wing each had one.

1 Raith

5

3 King's Park

2

two of the goals for the winners,

2 Edinburgh

7

9,

2 Forfar

0

3 Montrose

0

East Fife

3 Leith

1

East Stirling

0 Airdrie

3

0

1

Bdsm. J. J. Goulding (1/Middlesex) Dunfermline, silver spoon: 10, Pt. A H. Cox

C.

F1/Middlesex) silver spoon; 11. Pte. W. Tully (1/Middlesex) 100 cigarettes: 12, Pte. T. Smith (Middlesex) 100 cigarettes.

Revolver Shoot

St. Bernards 1 Dumbarton Stenhousemuir 1 Cowdenbeath

2 Oldham

F. A. CUP (FIRST ROUND)

Wrexham Darlington 0 Scarborough

Burton Town New Brighton Walsall Tranmere

Sgt. Perkins (H.K. Police) re- volver spoon; 2, Cpl. Charan Singh CH.K. Police revolver spoon; 3, F/Sgt. Chau Ching Chiu (Hong Kong P.R., C.C.) revolver spoon: 4. Cpl. Puran Singh (H.K. Folice) re-walker Celtic

volver spoon.

Clay-bird Shoot

Port Vale

Accrington

Silver Cups Single and Double: Wigan

LL.-Comdr. Studholme (RN),

Hull

1 Rotherham

5 Workington

Gateshead,

4

2 Carlisle

1 Bradford C.

The "B" team met Eastern- on

the Causeway Bay ground and won 2 nil.

In the second Division, however, South China's eleven met with a reverse, losing by the odd, goal 2 goal in three to the Royal Ex- gineers. This game preceded the 1 first eleven encounter át. Caroline 0 HUL

0

1

1

1 Gainsborough 1

1 L'aster Town 1

1 S. Liverpool'

4 Scunthorpe

Silver (H.K.V.D.C. (two: Lieut. Jenks,

Spoons. Capt. Trevor Kidderminster 2 Newport.

R.N. (two); Capt. Newton (1/Mid- dlesex) (one); Lt.-Comdr. Jonas, R.N. (one).

The Inter-Affilated Unit and Club Team Match, open to six members from each, three of whom may use the 8.R. (b) rifte if de- sired, was won by the lat Bn. The Royal Ulster Rifles, after a close: and continuous struggle with the members representing the Fourth Submarine Flotilla Rifle Club..

Guildford Corinthians Exeter Gillingham Yeovil and Petters

Bristol R. King's Lynn Northampton Hartlepools Rochdale Doncaster " Barrow

The prizes were distributed by Major R. D. Walker, M.C., President Wellington of the Association, who remarked York that yesterday's shooting was an Brighton enjoyable event and that he hoped

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that members would support fur- Bristol C. ther meetings of this kind in the Crystal F. future. He announced that the Bournemouth Text week-end shoot would be in Torquay..... January,

Watford

Westbury

LOCAL YACHTING Dulwich

Race For Comet Class

WIN FOR MR. AND MRS. HOLDEN

Hamlet

4

0

2

1. * Reading

0

0 Southend

2

1 Folkestone

0

3 Swindon

2 Ipswich

BRILLIANT BOWLING

Pte. Hatfield Takes Eight For 15 Against Police

A team from the Middlesex Re- giment beat the Police by three wickets at Happy Valley yesterday. Feature of the game, which was a low-scoring one, was the magni- cent bowling of Private Hatfield. eight returned figures of who rickets for a total of 15 runa in 1 eight overs, half of which were 1maidens. The Police were all out

1 Queen's P.R.. 8 0 Bromley

1 Cardiff

3 Southport

1" Lincoln

7 Blyth Spartan

.0 Crewe

1 Mansfield

1 Halifax

-5 Tunbridge"

1

Wells

3 Enneld

2 Kettering

0 "Dartford

1 Clapton 3- Cheltenham

Town

1 Walhamstow

Avenue

1. Aldershot

4

2

for 64 runs, only T. R. Hunter (20)

1 and J. Shepherd (18) being able to

2 stand up to the bowling at all.

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This is the second time 'in three recks that Hatfield has skittled the 1 Police. Playing for Army "A" in the league match against the

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2 Valley team on November 8, he dis- missed them for 44, taking on that 2 necasion seven wickets for 18 runs. Thus, on the two occasions he has 0 met them. Hatfield has taken 15

wickets for 33 run!

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Jocal doubles champions in two sets, and the same four men then engaged in a third set following an exchange of partners. Finally, we saw Von Cramm and Henkel in a singles-just one set, which provided the thrilling tennis for which we had all been waiting.

It was interesting to watch the local boys against two of the world's top-ranking players, but would not one set, or at the most two sets, have sufficed? It 18 50 seldom that we have the pleasure of a visit from players of the class of Von Cramm and Hchkel; that I feel sure most of the spectators would have preferred to see more of the German champions in action against each other.

everyone that heareth · say come. And whosoever will, let him take

of the water of life freely!

At the conclusion of the service,

"AT HOME”

Large Gathering At Headquarters

the Scottish Company marched down to Volunteer Headquarters where an enjoyable "At Home" was

held, many friends of the com- pany attended.

Major Forsyth, in a short speech, thanked the Chieftain of St. An- drew's Society and 'Lady MacGregor for the success of the Ball on Fil- day night and the Rev. Mackenzie Dow for kindly permitting the use of the Church for the parade service.

Sir Atholl MacGregor, replying.

In future exhibitions of the na- ture of Friday's, it would be very. much appreciated if a best-of-paid warm tribute to the splendid three-sets match could be arranged between the visiting experts. Yours etc.,

TENNIS ENTHUSIAST.

TENNIS PLAYERS

FETED

German Club Function

The

visiting tennis players, Baron Gottirled Von Cratom, Herr Henner Henkej and Fraulein Marte

work done by Messrs. E. M. Bryden and D. 9. Robb and members of the General Committee in connec- tion with the Ball and added that thanks were also due to the many who attended the function and who helped in no small measure towards its success.

H.K. POLICE SPORTS

Luise Horn, who took part and The annual athletic sports deugated all Hong Kong in ex-meeting of the Hong Kong Police. bibition games lust Friday after-will be held at Caroline Hill (by noon, were entertained to dinner kind permission of the South in the evening by Herr H. Gip- China A.A.) on Sunday, December perich, German Consul-General, 15, commencing at 230 p.m. By and members of the German com-. kind permission of Lieut-Col. O. munity at the German Club, Sev- H. Hldbury, M.C. and Officers, the eral members of the Hong Kong Band of the Middlesex Regiment Lawn Tennis Association were also will be in attendance. Prices of admission are $1, 50 cents and 20 cents.

3 The soldiers did not find run- getting easy when their turn came, bat A courageous innings by Private Jones got them home for seven wickets. C. Pope bowled un- changed, and his 5 for 35 repre-present. sented some very steady work.

The draw for the second round of the FA Cup is being made on Nov. 30.

FRIENDLY HOCKEY

MATCHES

Two heavy defeats were suffered

Ecores:

POLICE

A. E. Carey, b. Chiverall N. Booker, b Hatfield W. Clarke. c. Beadnell, b.

Chiverall

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's race for the Comet class was friendly matches played on Satur-T. R. Hunter, c. Northcott, b. sulled yesterday and resulted in a

day. Seaforth Hghlanders Ladies

by ladies hockey teams in the C. Pope, Lb.w. Hatheld

Hatfield ......

feld

fairly easy win for Mr. and Mrs. A. were heavily beaten by a combined A. Hoperoft, c. Cooper, b. Hat- Hoiden.

The race was from the Club's senior and Junior Hong Kong

Ladies' eleven, who won by six B. G. Baker, c. and b. Hatheld clear goals and St. Andrew's lost. Shepherd, not out ........ to the tune of seven-love to the F. E. E. Booker, b. Hatfield "Y" Ladles.

A. Wheeler, b. "Hatfield

Middle Island headquarters to the Yacht Club.

At the start at 10.40 am. the wind was very light but through

Central British Association La- East Lainma Channel it improved 'dles' junior team, though they in- to a fresh breeze enabling, thecluded a few members of their boats to run down the harbour in sentor eleven in their garde against St. Andrew's second string, lost by good style.

five, goals to one.

The result was as follows:

"C" Class-Started at 10.40

Finished Corr. Pos

Music was provided by the Band of the 1st Battalion, Beaforth Highlanders, by kind permission of 6 | Lk-Col J. Muirhead, M.O."-and 0 officers. After dinner, "Professor Maklesof! obliged with several

o plano solos, whilst Miss Eva Turner 2 and Frau Elsa Schreiber rendered many charming songs, and Mrs.

20 Whittig, accompanied by Mrs.

Millard, gave two darices.

0 The function was a great suc- ocess, and the tennis stars express- 18 ed their appreciation for the warm

o reception given to them.

"

Sporting

Fixtures

TO-DAY

Badminton."A" Division fx- tures; Cathedral Hall Badminton, 8.30 p.m.

Yachting. 7th 'Ladies' First Series.

TO-MORROW

Hockey-Beaforths ช่ Police- (Police Training School), 4.45 p.m.

Eugby Seaforths v. Small Units (Sookunpoo), 3 p.m.

·WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 Badminton."" division t-

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JE. Edwards, c. Cooper, b.

Hatfield

Extras

0

12 L. Chiverall, b. Pope

Pte. Coomea, b. Pope....

+10

Total

Bowling Analysis

64. Pte. Hatfield, not out

Lt. Peel, run out :...

Extras

tures.p

O. M. R. W.

V

Total

81

2. 17

1

8

4 15

2 0.18

0

Bowling Analysis

0

Pope

O. M. R. W. '14 5 35 5

Baker

Carey

30 Edwarda

$

- Men's Matches. A scrappy game on the Murray Parade Ground saw the Seaforths Chiverall.....

Hatfield boys beat an Indian team from the

Painter OK.3 ........... 16.11.51 15.11.51 2 different schools by the odd goal in

Coombes

C.K.J

15.08.00 15.08.00 1

(Mr. A. Holden).

(Mr. L. P. Ralph).

CKA.......... 15.12.00 15.12.06 3.

(Mr. A. St. G. Walton).

15.23.17 15.23.17 4

CR8......

(Mr. Heath). CK.13 15.23.28 15.23.28" 5

(Mr. Spreckley), CK........... 18-25.02 15.25.02 6

(Mr. P. C. M. Sedgwick). CK.7, D.N.F. (Mr. K. Barnett).

three.

1 0 1

MIDDLESEX. REGT.

Central British School "A" beat the Former Pupils' Association first string by two goals. to nil in a very CBM, Northcott, b. Baker..

Pte. Jones, b. Edwards fast game on the school ground...

Leading by four-two at half-Lt. Mann, Lb.w. Pope time, Radio Sports Club ran the Sgt. Painter, b. Baker Y.M.C.A: side of their feet in the 3gt. Cooper, run out ............. second period and piled on three Lt. Weeden, b. Pope more goals, to win 7-2.

5. Beadnell, Lb.w. Pope

Football

Junior Shield;~-Engineers (C.) v. 120th Battery R.A. (Military Ground

H.V., 2.45 p.m.) Referee: Day.

Hockey, Beaforths

Radio Y. Sports Club (Sookúnpoo), 4 pm.

Shooting. Hong Kong Rifle

9 2 212 Association Weekly Spoon and

3 策 12 0,

I 0 4.1

The game between the Army

4 'rat string and the Hong Kong.

Practice Shoot, Army Range, Kow- loon City, 2 p.m.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4

5 Cricket Club, which was to have Bacing. Hong Kong Jockey

4 been played at Bookunpoo, was "Club's Twelfth Extra Race Meet- 11' called off.

Ing. Happy Valley, 2 p.m.

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