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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1919.

NOTICE.

OBITUARY.

MR. J. G. MARSHALL

An old resident of Hongkong was buried yesterday in the person of Mr. James Gray Marshall, who died at the Matilda Hospital on Saturday, November 1st after a very long illness.

Marshall was in his Mr. earliest years in the Colony well-known as an excellent shot

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The funeral took place at Happy Valley, the Rev. Kirk Maconcchie officiating, yesterday afternoon, st 4.30 p.m. and a large | gathering of the deceased's friends were present to pay their last respects. The bearers were Messrs Brown, Budden, Kerrisoc, Mugridge. Phellips, and Town- send.

Wreathes were sent from the following: From his Dearly Beloved Wife and Children" "From Lally and Roly" "Charlie and Marion Jannie", Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Pereira, Mr. H. B. Pereira, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rew, Mr. match, outpacing his opponents and Mrs. D. Tollan and family, and finishing with A fine Mr. and Mrs. Mugridge, Mr. and cross drive

which beat the Mrs. Leonard, The Commodore goalie all ends up. The play and Principal Officers of Depts. had not been so one-sided as Naval Yard, Mr. and Mrs. Platt, Saturday's football matches the score would indicate, and the The Native Writers of the Naval resulted as follows:

second half was a good struggle Store Dept. Mr. and Mrs, HONGKONG LEAGUE DIVISION with the Navy always a bit better, Marriott, Mr. F. J. Jenner, Hongkong Club. 1: South Nile varying the score by adding Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Budden, China, O.

one, but Graydon had to have the Members of the Naval Yard last word at the end.

Police, The United Service Lodge No. 1341 E.C.. Mr. Hearne, Sergt. and Mrs. George, The Store Staff Royal Naval Yard, Messrs O. and S. Ismail, The Committee and Members of the United Football Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woolley and Family, Mr. Kau Yee, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and Family, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Philips. Mrs. M. Brown, The Hongkong Nippon Printing Press and numerous others,

Navy, St. Joseph's O. R. A. 5; H. K. Police, 3. HONGKONG LEAGUE: DIVISION II South China "B., 5; South China "A.," I.

St. Joseph's, 3: United F.C., O.

St. Joseph's were outweighted, out paced, and at times out played. The playing of three or four of their best players in the previous Junoir match was bad policy and must have told CLUB. V. SOUTH CHINA.

heavily. Hyndman, Silva and The first meeting of these Clubs Zepbr were the pick of the team on Saturday was strongly remin and Navy were strong fore and iscent of last year's final, which aft with Graydon and Stone the Club won by the same margin brilliant. The former is a worthy as on Saturday. South China successor to McNiven. Lieut. played with surprising dash and Snooks was the official referee. the Club forward line could never

AWAY. quite get clear

The Chinese defended stubbornly and

FRAWLEY CO.

HONGKONG SEASON OPENS SHORTLY.

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R.G.A. Y. HONGKONG POLICE. As was generally expected, the a smashing shot from Stalker Police showed some distinctly was the most dangerous Club good football in this game, which, effort in this half, the winger throughout, went with very vary. having hard luck in not scoring.ing fortune. Gerrard scored The Chinese forward line was first for the Police and Green, in very smart and Railton and the natural order of things, re- McCubbin were having a gruel- taliated for the R. A. There was ling time with the opposing plenty of good football knocking The theatre-going public of forwards on the right. Once Ko about between the goals also. In Hongkong is looking forward with Kin-fan broke clear away, his the second half, Talfourd put the keen interest to the Frawley centre, however, being got away R. A ahead, a dropping shot just Company's season, which opens; right in front of the Club goal entering under the bar, and at the Theatre Royal on the 11th End-to-end play was the order, Grimmatt came along with rare instant, with "Three Wise Fools." but territorially the Club had the pace and put the teams level again. Since its last visit to this Colony, greater share of the game in this Kelly made things look serious the Company has been recon- half and the Chinese goalie was by scoring for the Police,structed, though one or two of a stumbling block.

and the game hereabouts became the old members are still in the The second half opened sensa-fast and exciting. Talfourd combination, including Miss tionally, for from the kick-off equalised and also put the R. AGloria Fonda, Mr. Hamar Barton, McTavish shipped the ball to ahead, and Green. with a Mr. T. Gordon Blyth, Mr. Vere Stalker and the wing man got characteristic dribble, made things Matthews, and, of course, Mr. into his stride at once, and, beat-sure for his side in the last few Daniel T. Frawley. There are ing the defence, crossed to Reich- minutes.

sit ladies in the caste, all of elmann, who scored with ease. Both sides were well matched whom are qualified to take leads. The effort was first class and was for weight. and there was A series of quite new plays the smartest thing for the after-not much in the result is being presented, and noon. The Club kept pegging excepting that Green and Tal- addition to those mentioned in away after this, but scoring was fourd's experience was superior, to-day's advertisement, the Com- pot easy, the Chinese goalie and these two players meant a pany will draw from the follow- saving very finely on many lot to the R.A. on Saturday. The ing pieces: "Three Days East:" occasions. and the Club Police have a good goalie, and "East is West;" "Upstairs and retired winners by 1-0. t exe are no very noticeable Down:" "Scandal;" "For Ever The strong team put in the field weaknesses. The side will im- After:" "The Man Who Came by the Club did not quite come prove as they play more matches, Beck;" "Lightnin':" "The Mis- up to expectations, but showed and should be capable of putting leading Lady" "The Brat" The signs of developing into a fine up some fine games. J. Coaker Forest Lady:" and several others. side. McPhail, a new man, and was the official referee. Stalker, an old favourite, were

The Company has already distinct successes. Railton has ST. JOSEPH'S V. UNITED F. c. played at Honolulu, Yokohama, not reached his old form. yet, but St. Joseph's played Silva, Shanghai and Manila, and has there was very little fault to find Moosden, Omar and Zephr of the done better business even than with the team, when it is con- first eleven in this match and on the last tour. A warm wel- sidered the bustling tactics and these players weighed very much como will await it here, we are fast play of the opposing team. in the result. Both teams are on sure. South China appear to play their the light side and are young, but bost football against the there was plenty of vigour in- Club, for the latter have never fused in the game. Ismael scored much to spare

the in the first half and "Urquhar end of the games, and the older and Moosden got two rice goals members of last year's team in the second half. The weather appeared stronger than last year, was very hot, and the pace was particularly Ko Kit-fan and Au surprising, United's defence Kit-sang, who have improved was quite good, the forwards, much The new men in the side, however being the inside right, centre-forward, McLead, Mason, Simmonds and

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SOUTH CHINA "A" V. SOUTH the official Referee.

watch was won by Sergt. Major Cape during the South African attacks of "nerves," and those CHINA "B",

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