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HONGKONG FOOTBALL ON THE MARK.
PROMISE OF KEEN COMPETITION IN NEW, CAMPAIGN.
FIXTURES FOR THE FIRST HALF:
[BY "WANDERER."]
Local football begins in real earnest on Saturday, most teams are tuned up for a strenuous campaign, and there is a feeling of optimism existing in almost every club.
What is the new season likely to bring forth? The majority of teams will renew the struggle with a strong nucleus of the players who completed the old campaign, and I do not anticipate any starting reverends of form.
The R. A. and the Tamar sides are the "dark horses" at presont, and it is evident that Kowloon will have a storn tussle If they hope to repeat their wonderful successes of 1925-26.
HOME FOOTBALL.
TWO DRAWS YESTERDAY.
London, Oct. 4.
In the First Division of the English League yesterday, Black- burn, playing at home drew with Bury, four goals being shared. West Ham and Wednesday also drew, each side notting Conce, -Reuter
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
U.S. LADIES' FINAL,
New York, Oct. 4. laying at Haverford, in the American Ladies' Golf Champion- ship final, Mrs. Stetson, (Hunting- ton Valley) beat Mrs. Goss, (Bal. tusrol) by two holes-Reuter's
FANLING GOLF.:
There will be one influence on facility for practise, unavailable the, prospects of the coming, sen previously, and from what I have sous, an influence which cannot at seen the team which won the In-American Service. present be guaged, and that is the ternational Charity Cup for For advent of the King's Own Scottish tugal last year, is destined to turn Borderers. What advance infor-out a workmanlike side which may mation is available indicates they disturb some championship candid- will be in a position to turn out aates. Gosano has not completely strong side, though I am informed recovered from an injury sustain- that several merabers of the first ed towards the end of last season, eleven which played in Egypt will not accompany the battalion to Hongkong.
NEW TYPE OF FOOTBALL.
THE WEEK-END COMPETITIONS.
but his play in recent practice. In the Qualifying Competition games is sufficient to convince that for the Captain's Cup at Fanling he will soon be himself again. over the week-end, October 2nd to 4th, Mr. T. S. Whyte Smith quali- POLICE THREAT...
fed with a nett score of 75, his gross score being 87. There were no fewer than 23 entries, but only. one card was returned,
The East Surreys play the two The Police team threatens to get Chinese teams before the arrival more into the limelight during the The forward line of the now regiment, and will pro-coming season. bably set them well on their way has been strengthened, the weak with two victories.
point of the old campaigners, and The K. O. S. B.'e will in any case the players have been training give us a now type of football; strenuously for competitive foot- which may prove a blessing in dis-bull... guisc.
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The Royal Artillery team will be almost unrecognisable, the major- ity of the team being new to Hongkong League football, I am informed.
'TIGERS' SNAP. The split in the ranks of the Chinese footballers will also have its effect. The migration of South
Wednesday will be the first op China's team to the newly formed portunity of seeing them in action Chinese Athletic Association has when they play the Chinese in a been almost complete, and the charity match for the benefit of the "Tigers" as they have been design-dependents of the late Q. M. S. ated in view of their yellow and Jacobs. black stripes will obviously be the stronger combination.
THE TAMAR,
I should not be surprised to see Last season the Tamar fluttered the "Tiger" establishing a better to deceive by winning their first record, than was accomplished by tivo matches. The eleven was lit South China last year. The new tle changed subsequently but suf- blood which has been introduced, fered a complete loss of form, and granted it is not much, is reflected they carried off the-wooden-spoon. by a "snap" in their football which They hope. this season to draw was conspicuous by its absence last players from the Carlisle to assist season. Their recent 4-0 victory them to better showing, and if over the Navy team had no sem-these players are always available, blance of a fluko about it.
the Navy eleven will provide keen opposition.
There were six entries for the optional pool but no cards were put in.
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The heats of the 100 yards Hongkong Hockey Club versus the Breast Stroke event in the V.R.C. 6/2nd. Punjabis, at the Marina Annual Aquatic Sports, which are Ground, Kowloon to-day at 5.15.-being held next Thursday, Friday A. J. Frank, F. B. Jones, B. D and Saturday, were swum off yes- Evan's, J. Wedlake (cupt.), LA M. S. Lloyd, L. P. Ralph, L. H. Rushton, terday evening in the Club's bath. S. H. Garrod, R. K. Valentine and competitors in the other events Owing to the small number of G. R. Valinck.
there will be no further heats. (Other Sport on Page 12.) -
On Thursday at 5.30 p.m. the half mila open to the Colony and the 22.1/5 secs. mile confined to Chinese will take place outside the club-house.
DIVISION II "A". October 9th. 3 p.m.
St. Joseph's v. Univ. St. Joseph's. Kowloon v. Recreio-Kowloon.
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S. China V. R. Artillery Sookanpoo.. Lipscombe. Time: I min. Barros, who was the fastest se- The first of each heat and E, A Club v. Chinese Ath. "A" Glob Surroys Res. v. Chinese Ath "g"-
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October 16th. 3 p.m.
Kowloon v. S. China-Kowloon.
Chinese Ath. "B" v. R. A.-Club. St. Joseph's v. Recreio, St. Joseph'e. Club Univ.-Seokunnos: "B." Surreys Rea. v. Chinese Ath. "A"--
Sookunpoo "A"
October 23rd. 3 p.m. University v. Kowloon. South Chinn v. St. Joseph's. Chinese Ath."A". Chinese Ath, "B" Surreys Res. y. R. Artillery. Club v. Recreio,
October 30th 3 p.m. K. O. S. B. v. South China. St. Joseph's v. R. Artillery, Kowloon v. Club.
KOWLOON'S CHANCES.
South China appear to be the most Kowloon will of course be the unfortunately placed team, The cynosure of all eyes. They will S. C. A. A. has lost practically all have strong combination in apite its last season's players to the of the loss of Read, and the coming "Tigers," and has had to construct.. departure of Turner, two places. ad-a new eleven from what is largely mittedly difficult to full, but the old material. great question is "Can they re- peat?" Echo answers no, but more unlikely things have happened. If} they do not succeed to this extent, I predict, and it is easy, that they pended up to the first half, though will maintain their position as one it may be, I think, taken for grant- of the strongest local teams, and, that the second half will be in that few opponents will leave the the same order but of course, re-
Railway ground" with points. A
FIXTURES FOR 1926-27.
The season's fixtures are ap-
versed,
Recreio v. Chinese Ath. "A" University v. Chinese Ath. "B"
November 6th 3 p.m. Club v. K. O. S.B. South China v. Recrcio. Chinese "A" v. St. Joseph's. Artillery v. University.
Chinese "B" v. Kowloon.
November 13th. 3 p.m. Kowloon v. Chinese "\"
K.O.S.B. v. St. Joseph's. Recreio v. University, Chinese "B" v. South China.
The grounds for the First Divi- goalkeeper, who on Saturday gavesion are indicated, the Second R. Artillery Club. every indication that he will prove Division's grounds are given for as any other custodian in the Colony, will turn out regularly, it the first two, weeks, in the "A" is hoped, while Sims, Wheeler, and division, and for next Saturday in Mekelvie, still remain in the de- the "B" diyision. The remainder
will need to be arranged later.
fence which
carried Kowloon through many rough passages Inst
season."
NEW BLOOD.
FIRST DIVISION.
October 9th. 4.30 p.m.
E. Surreys v. S. China. Scokunpool The Hongkong Football Club do Chinese Ath. v. TanClub.
Kowloon v. Recreio.-Kowloon,
not get into the field until October Police v. R. Artillery.-St. Joseph's. 16th, when they meet the Royal
October 16th. 4.30 pm.
Artillery, as yet an unknown quan- Surreys v. Chiness Att:.--Sookunpoo. tity. The Club appear to have Police v. Recreio, St. Joseph's built up two good sides, first and Kowloon v. S. China-Kowloon. second elevens, and they have cause Clubv. R. Artillery.-Club. for equanimity about holding their
own.
October 23rd. 4.30 p.m.
Wallington, who has been Chinese Ath. v. S. China Club. inveigled out of cricket, is a real Recreio v. R. Artillery, Recreio... find as a left back. He has two Tamar v. Club Navy
Police v. Kowloon. St. Joseph's
feet, kicking cleanly with either,
and he knows on" which side to
October 30th. 4.30 p.m.
S. China. Police.-Sookuapoo,
tackle. The defence otherwise club v. K.O. S. B-Club. will not be interfered with, and it Kowloon v, R. Artillery-Kowloon. was a defence very hard to beat Tamar v. Recreio. Navy, last season. The Club's difficulty,
November 6th. 4.30 p.m.
ng it has always been of recent E. 0.5. B. v. Kowloon Saokunyoo. years, will be the selection of a goal Recreio v. 3. China. Recreto.. scoring forward line. The men are Club. v. Chinese Ath-Club, there to choose from, the puzzle. Artillery v. Tamar-9. Ching. being to make them a cohesive line,
November 13th. 4.30.
and with the wing problem still un-Tamar v. Police, Navy, solved, (so far as I can see), the Kowloon v. Chinese Ath-Kowloon.
Club v. Recroio.-Club,
selection committee will not be con- R. Artillery v. K. O. B. B.--Sookun poo, fronted with the enslest of tasks.
"A WORKMANLIKE TEAM.
A team which will have only one change from last season, the mem-
7 November 20th. 4,30 p.m. Recreio v..K. O. S. DRoccolo."
8. China v.. Tamar. Sookunpaë. Police v. Club St. Joseph's Chinoso Ath. y. R. Artillery Club.
bors of which have been playing November 27.4.30 p.m. together for three years, is the Kowloon v Club-Kowloon, Navy
Tamar v. K. O. S..B
Club do Recreio, and though they Chinese Ath. v. Polico.Club, are on the light side, a circumstances. China v. R. Artillery Sobkunpo which has often proved, their un
doing, they are likely to improve on
December 4th.
Tamar Y. Kowloon
Navy:
their first season's display in senior Recreio v. Chinese Ath-Reccele circles. The allocation of a pitch Club. v. 9. China Club, on King's Park has given themi Police v. K.0.S. B.
November 20th 3 p.m. Kowloon v. R. Artillery." Club v. South China. Chinese Ath. "A" v. University, St. Joseph's v. Chinose Ath, "B". Recreio v. K. O.S. B:
November 27th. 3 p.m. K.OS.B. v University. South China v. Chineso Ath, “A” · St. Joseph's v. Kowloon, Club v. Chinese Ath. "B"
R. Artillery v., Recreio.
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December 4th,
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DIVISION II “B”,
October 9th.
2nd Heat-1, Leung Titsang; cond; will race in the final, which 2, C. H. Clarke. Time: 1 min.is down for Friday.
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...Interest allowed on Gurrant “Assonnta Fixed Deposits assoeding to arrangement
Every Caseription, at hanking and [busfiom); transected.
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