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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928.

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW.

MOST CLUBS ARE VERY OPTIMISTIC.

H.K.F.C. IS SIDE. SHOWING GREATEST CHANGES,

KEEN GAMES LIKELY.

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On Wéditosday in these columns, I ventured an outline of the vari- ous problema confronting local soccer circles, and surveyed, as far as able, the position in which the League as a whole finds itself at the commencement of a nów -

To-day, it is necessary to deal specifically, if briefly, with the prospect of the various clubs. The campaign openg to-morrow, with a programme of oleven mintelies, and new hopes and anticipations will be given their first serious test.

The last three weeks have pass- ed all too quickly for some. Team-building his occasioned a great deal of hard work and one or two clubs are not fully antis- fled with the net result of their labours. In the main, however, it may be aald that optimism pro- vails in most clubs, and that the prospects are extremely satisfac- tory.

The fixtures Jiat, together with grounds, times of kick-off and the referees appointed, is as follows:

Senior Division.

| Kowloon v. Chinese Athletic, Kowloon,

4.45 p.m.-Mr. F. Smith.

|R.A. v. Police-Chatham Road, 4:45 |

p.m.-Mr. W. Mackie.

Recreio v. Small Unita.—King's Park,

4.46.—Mr."E. Atkinson,

| K.K., Club 'v. South China.-Club, 4.46 p.m.Mr. J. W. Bakor, Royal Navy v. Queen's-8. China, 4.45 p.m.-Mr, J. Gilbert,

Junior Division.

Recrolo v. St. Joseph's.-Recrcle, 8

p.m-Mr. E. Hutchins.

8. China "A" v. 9. China "B"

South China, 3 p.m.-Mr. W., Lamb.

Small Unita . R.A-Chatham Ioad,

3 p.m.-Mr. T. G. Stokes. R.A.F. v. Royal Navy.--Navy ground, H.V., 3 p.m.-Mr. Ip Kuu-ko, Kowloon v. Eastern F.C.--Kowloon,

p.m.-M., G. Shead. Chinese Ath.. University-Club, 3

p.m. Mr. J. W. Griovd.

The following, will represent St. Joseph's: T. Leonard; D. Len nard, J. Ward; Y. Hachuma, Le Souza, R. Ayock; S. F. Reed, C. Rocha, Mok, K. M..Omar, L. Cas- tilho,

The H.K.F.C.

The Colony's oldest club, the Hongkong. Football Club, which opens with a match against South China, viowa the new season with a greater degree of confidence than for many seasons past. The ma- jority of Inst year's first eleven are still available, and, what is more promising, there has been an influx of good material. Mr. A. II. McBride is the new captain, an honour which his great work last season richly earned.

The team selected for the first match of the season will be worth watching. Only Scott, the beat forward of the last campaign, re- tains his place in the attack, B. F. Massey, G. D. Reid, W. E. Peers (all new blood) and A. Trambitsky, of the Reserves, filling the vacan- cies.

I. J. Logan is a goalkeeper new to Hongkong football, but it is ex- pected that George Rodger will re turn from Home leave early in the season to resume his position. H.

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TDIES FOR WEEK-END.

The starting times at Fanling on Sunday are as follows:

9.24 a.m.-H. A. Lammert and T.

Ramsay.

0.28 a.m.-A. D. Humphreys and

D. Forbes,

9.32 a.m.-P. W. Massey and L

Garner,

9.36 am-E R. Hallifax and

A, N, Other,..

9.40 a.m. D. G. G. Macdonald and

G. P. Honey,

9.44 m.m.-W. J. Olerk and F. H.

Swayne.

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9.48 am,Col. Lynch and J. W.

I. Cowan

9.52 am. J. S. Key and

N. K. Littlejohn,

9.50 a.m.-J. S. McEachran and

D. J. Gilmore,

10.00 n.m.-H. Rogers and F. G.

Fowle.

10.04 a.m.-J. H. Rates and

R. A. Green 10.08 a. G. E. Ellams and

S. T. Butlin,

10.12 am-J.L, Pearson and X.

Brown.

10.16 am. Ritchie and E. M.

Brydon,

10.20 a.m.-G. E. B. Tytler and

G. M. Hall.

10.24 .m.-A. C. I. Bowker and

R. K. Hepburn. 10.28 a.m. J. P..Sherry and

T. 9. Morrison. 10.32 a.-N. H. Proctor and

N. G. Mills,

10.86 am G Marray and L, I.

Andrewes.

10.40 a.m.-C. H. Eldridge and

M: D. Scott.

10.44 a.m.-E. D. Black and

S. J. H. Fox.

10.48 mW. A Weight and

H. A. Mills,

10.52 am.-E, P. Streatfield and

R. P. Moodle.

10.50 am-A. Leach and F.

Taylor.

11.00 a.m.-A. T, Lay and N.

Croucher.

11.04 a.m.-: W. Shewan and

K. 8. Morrison, 11.08 am Thayer and 11.

Spicer.

and

11.12 a.m.-J. Coulthart

W. R. Mansfield. 11.10 am-H. U. Ireland and

A. B. Purves,

11.20 a.m.-A. B. Stewart and

E, Grimble..

11.24. a.m.-E. J. Edwards' and

W. Beveridge.

Monday 8th October.

0.24 .m-A. B. Purves and

N. K. Littlojolin.

9.28 à.nc-E. W. Jeffries and

W. N. Fleming.

9.82 am J. Mackay and L. R.

Andrewes.

9.30 a.m., R. Hallifax and

A. N. Other.

9.40 am-A. Leach and F. A.

Merry.

0.44 a.m.-T. C. Bowie and J. M.

Walker.

9:48 a... Fox and J. II.

Davy:

4.62 4.m.-E. W. Kirk and W, K.

Dunscombe.

9.56 a.m.-T. . E. Pondered

and A. T. Lay,

10.00, am, C, F. Bellamy and

G. Murray, 10.04 a.m.-H. U, Ireland and,

J. S. McEachran,

10.08 a.m.-D. Ellis. and E D.

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10.12 a.m.-H. Spicer and J, D.

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I. W. Shewan.

10.20 a.m.-8. H. Langaton and

E. N. Monie..

10.24 a.m.-T. G, Wealt and

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LOCAL BILLIARDS. The strength of the alde, ds of younger generation to take up old, lies in the half-back line, fotball seriously, is now bearing in the fortunate position of being where McBride, Jimmy Stewart fruit, however, and none of the

LEAGUE, and J. Watson make one of the players turning out to-morrow is able to rely upon all their last THE STEEL AND COULSON entirely new to local football season's players. Quite a num- strongest lines in the League. The young resorve team which did her of promising youngsters the various teams in the Steel Coulson The following are the positions of

been showing their Billiards League:

South China.

so well last season has supplied

Their opponents were the Les-all the material necessary to all have

gue's weakest team a season ago, the vacancies, and Kowloon will paces, but they will be given

but much good work has been put begin the new campaign confident a fun out with the second eleven be- Garrison Borgia, Mess in during the close season and aly. Sims is still with the team, fore any attempt is made to in-R and B. C. B.

Into the more Dockyard B. C. very strong side will be available though I understand it will not be troduce them

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for Senior matches. Thoir merit for very long. He performs in strenuous contest of the Benior Wardens Moss may be judged by a fine victory the centre-forward position to League The Senior team should and Polles over the Lah Hwn team last week-morrow, when the team will be: heat the Small Units, who areil. A. Stonecutters end; and the Club will be prepared Angus: Guest Eastman; Blias, drawn from many different sources Water Pollos for a stern tussle.

McKelvie, Hodley; Pile, Spary, and naturally find a difficulty in

Bottling down. Bims, Miles and Hayes.

No detalla are available of the Hoyal Navy teams, The Senior team Is meeting one of the strongest League aides in the Queen's Royal Regiment. The crushing :: victory over-

WAS

The second eleven has been going great guns and they will offer strong opposition to any thing in the Juler Division.

Polles Strong

The Champlons. The champions, Chinese Athletic have lost the services of two star

# players; I understand; Ng Kam make a material difference to

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comprise. vertheless they

useful sequisitions In Shepheard, touched its real form. The side is very formidable combination and and Fraser are likely to gain not likely to undergo any notable will defeat more teams than places in the side. The Police, change, all the first eleven still bo- defeat them.

with the defence as strong as ing available. It should be one of attractive matches over, and a lively forward line, the most

scheduled, particularly as it is will give the Royal Artillery a big rumoured that H.M.S. Cumberland run for the points on the Chatham carries several County players. Rand ground.

Kowloon Chinges. Tomorrow they visit Kowloon, The Kowloon Football Club have

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