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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,"

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928.

THE WORLD SPORT

SOUTH CHINA IN AYESTERDAY'S RUGGER

BIG TEST.

TO MEET THE K.O.S.B.

TO-MORROW.

BOTH CIVILIAN CLUBS MAKE

*NOTABLE CHANGES.

REVISED FIXTURES.

MATCH.

CLUB WIN KEEN GAME WITH

MILITARY SIDE.

After scoring two tries against the combined military team in the first half of yesterday's game, the Club won eventually by 9 points to 3. The game was keenly contested throughout, and it says much for the performance of the army play. ers, that the Club gave their best display of the season,

The pack was in great form, and the three-quarters were quickly on the move and in passing when they hnd pussession. Lampert scored all three tries for the Club, while Marshall touched down for the

[BY "WANDERER".]

To-morrow's lengue soccer pro- gramme has been reduced from normal, matches in which the Chinese Athletic teams were con- cerned having been postponed. A Army by a brilliant individan! ef- bir athletic meeting has just open- fort. ed in Canton, and it is understood that the Chinese Athletic Associa tion have acht representatives to the City of Rams in thin nexion.

con-

Since the first eleven was en- gaped to meet the Small Units, a match of great importance has not been missed, but the Chinese crowd will have something to in- terest them greatly in the game at Caroline Hill between South China and the K.O.S.B. It is the outstanding fixture for to-morrow and a great game is anticipated. The League fixtures, together with grounds and times of kick-off, are appended:

Senior Division.

Club v. Queen's--Chib, 4.15; Kowloon v. R.A.-Kowloon, 4.15. South China v. K.O.S.B.-S. China,

9.15,

Recreio v. Navy.--Recrelo, 4.15.

Junior Division.

Recreio v. Queen's.-Recreio, 2,45, University Y. K.O.S.B.-Chinese,

2.45.

St. Joseph's v. Small Units, St.

Jos., 45.

R.A, v. RA.F.--Sookcunpoo, 2.45. Easter v. 5. China “Â"--Navy,

2.45,

SNOOKER ENTRIES.

CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE DECID- ED AT PALACE HOTEL.

the snooker championship of the Nineteen players have entered for Colony which is being ran by the Management of the Palace Hotel. The entries close to-morrow, and it is probable that a good many names will be sent in before then. Play starts on Tuesday.

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Entries have been received from the following: J. Witchell, A. J. Oamund, C. Plle,. C. F. Henrde, F. E. Silva, H. J. White, P. Y. Lu, C. Sinn, Ismail, W. B. Rusenko, T. A Stewart, "A" "B," "C" E. A. dox Remedios, C. Earnshaw, F. M. Cruz, |F. W. Black, F. Jones.

completed. I believe the opening ceremony is being made very special occasion, with H. E. The Officer Administering the Govern- ment in attendance, when Kowloon visit the H.K.F.C. on the 17th.

Recreio and the Navy.

well and

Caroline Hill Clash,

Tho Club de Recreio were in ex- cellent form against the Queen's Greatest interest will be cen in spite of their defent, and tred in the match at Caroline H reproduction should enable them where South China entertain tho to win against Royal Navy to- K.O.S.B. It should provide one morrow. Gosano and Rocha are of the keenest struggles yet seen playing particularly during this season's campaign. Brown appears to have recovered South China are undefeated with some of his lost form. If they a record of ten goals to two and had another Xavier to partner the six points. The K.O.S.B. conceded right-back, the aide would be two points unexpectedly to the Queen's, but came back in grent ore formidable than it is to-

day. style on Wednesday with 4-1 vic tory over the Navy.

The two sides are well-matched, and there will be a distinet clash in styles which should enhance interest. The fast and incisive South China forward line remains undisturbed, while the K.O.S.B. are relying on the side which did so well in mid-week.

"The Navy are still chopping and changing; they cannot expect to do much that way,

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The Junior Division.

FANLING GOLF.

THE STARTING TIMES FOR

SUNDAY,"

Sunday's starting times at Fan- ling are as follows:

9,24 n... Gardner and W. K.

Dunscombe.

9.28 a.m.-L. G. Dodwall and K.

S. Morrison. 9.32 a.m.-R. K. Hopburn and

W. A. Carnaby, 9.36 a.m.-C. P. Ross and N. E.

Kent. 9.40a.m.-N. Garland and T.

Ramsay.

9.44 a.m.-A..B. Stewart and L.

R. Andrewen.

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11.36 am.-F. A. Merry and

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MID-SEASON REGATTA, INTERNATIONAL RACES TO

BE ARANGED.

as to arrangements for rowing races after the opening Cruise, and it has been decided to hold another Regatta in December; most probably Saturday, December 22, will be

be the date chosen.

Discussion has been taking place

The full programme has not yet No match of striking interest been settled, but the chief item of will be International races, which appears on the Junior schedule for general interest to rowing members

Queen's to-morrow. The

Ro- have not been held for some years. serves, K.O.S.B. Reserves, St.

Open to members of the Yacht Club, Joseph's, R.A.F. and South China there will be one event for Fours

over "A" look safe for victories.

one mile and one for Pairs, over... Kowloon Reserves are playing couran of threequarters of a mile. Further changes in the Kow!

At present, loon side are made for the match a friendly match against a team As far as can be seen

thero is material to C. the Scottish, German and Scandinavian provide English, Fours, and it should be noted that it of the is not necessary for the Cox. to be

Team Changes.

against the Royal Artillery, a not- from the R. A. M.

team chosen being: Angus;

League teams have been selected as follows:

same

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able appearance being that of F. Nicholls, Inst; Hobson, Easter C. Clemo, a fine outside-right brook, Blacklock; Hannan, Davie, several seasons ago, but who has Sutherland, Dunnett and Eastman.

nationality as his crew, Probably most of those who are not played in league football for

taking an active part in the opening some time. Plle is given the in-

cruiso regatta on November 10 will alde-berth with Spary leading the

feel like a short rest before starting attack, while Cornwall Alls the

Club: Logan; Wallington, Holt; training again, but notice of the left wing position, with Miles as McBride, Stewart, Watson: Alex-International races is being given now his partner. The half-back line ander, Reid, Bishop, Scott and in order that the selection of crews

may to considored early, with Hedley, Sims and McKelvie Trambitaky.

is the strong point of the team, Kowloon: Augus, Sar.; Guest, while Guest and Baldwin should Baldwin: Hedley. Sima, McKelvio; make two reliable backs. It

Clemo, Pile, Spary, Miles and Corn looks the best side which has re-wall. prosented Kowloon this season and

Queen's: (from) Dodds; Hoop- the R.A. who have not been per- forming well in recent matches er. Sharp; Byrúc, Hill, Cantor; Richardson, Hibbert, Larkum, will have to look to their laurels Morris, Barclay and Coldlcutt

K.0.5.B.: (from) McDougall; Gardner, Martin; Everest, Davey, Skigge; Gear, Campbell, Stock, Humphries, McGlinchey and Alexander.

on this occasion.

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ARMISTICE DAY CHARITY GAME.

:

21 YEARS AGO. SOME EXTRACTS FROM THE "TELEGRAPH" FILES.

The following items are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended November 2nd, 1907.

The rate of the dollar or de mand was 29. 0.7/16d.

Under the auspices of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, classes in first-aid and home nursing, for ladies, were announced to take place at the Victoria Hospital and at St. Paul's College.

Piracy was reported to be ramp-

Wallington Returns. Wallington has returned from leave and takes his place in the Club side against the League leaders to-morrow, Bishop going into the forward line in an en-

The following have been selected deavour to instil a little more spirit into the attack. With Wat- to represent "The Reat" against the son back among the halves, the Services (on November 12th. H.K. alde is as good as the Club can Club ground kick off at 4 p.m. field in present circumstances, but sharp.):-Pau Ka Ping (S.C.A.A.) ant in the Canton delta and East Lam afraid they will be unable to Wynne (Police), Lal Yuk Tat River districts.

(C.A.A.):__ MeGreavey (Police), hold the Queen's who are going Stewart (Club) Captain, McKelvie. Mr. E. Ralphs was appointed (Kowloon): T80 Kwa! Shing Hon. Secretary of the local branch It is rumoured that the Club

(C.A.A.), Fung

King Chung of the Royal Sanitary Institute. have already a sort of lien on the

(S.C.A.A.), Gosanc (Recreio), services of "Lolly" Goldman, the

Suen Kam Shun (C.A.A.) and Shanghal Interport contre-for-

Chan Kwong In (C.A.A.), ward, who is being transferred to

Reserves: LI Tin Sang Hongkong. If they obtain his (8.C.A.A.), McBride (Club) Rocha services, it should buck the eleven (Recreio), and Brown (Recreio), up immensely.

Club Secretaries are asked to The Club's new. premises are

Mr. J. Morris was appointed looking splendid and will soon be warn the players chosen. White chief accountant of the Kowloon

abirta will be provided.

Canton Railway.

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FANLING GOLF.

Thirty-two cards were taken out, and the result was a tie between' K. 8. Robertson, Capt. A. W. Davison' and Only eighteen members entered for D. G. G. MacDonald, all of whom

THREE PLAYERS TIE.

the St. John of Jerusalem and British rotorood cards of thres up. Rod Cross trophy which was played. The arrangements for playing off for at Fanling throughout October.) will be announced - later.