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HOCKEY.

THE UNIVERSITY DEFEAT THE GARRISON SERGTS. MESS.

In a match at Pokfulam on Wednes day, the University "A" defeated!a team from the Garrison Bergeants' Moss by Ave goals to ud. The scots, however, is no indication of the ran of the game, which was well contested throughout, the University only man aging to put in a solitary goal during

the first half.

It was not until late in the game that the University forwards got going and combined with accurato ahooting on the part of Adamis, * Gan and Roy, they took their score to fire goals.

KIT.C. Beat Queen's Bergts. Mess.

The Sergeants' Meas of the Queen's Regiment entertained the K.I.T.C. At a return hockey match yesterday on their ground at Shamshuipo.

In the first half the Kowloon Indians were leading by one, goal to mil. The Sergeants lovelled up soon after the beginning of the the second half. At the finish of game, however, the Kowloon Indians were victors by three goale to ono.

The game was at times very hotly contested, and the result was alto gother surprise as the Sergeants are supposed to posses a strong team.

LOCAL CRICKET.

HONGKONG AND KOWLOON

TO MEET.

On Saturday and Monday, the Hongkong and K.C.C. teams will meet on the Hongkong ground, the match starting at 2 p.m. on Satur- day. The Kowloon team will be: F. Goodwin, W. Brace, S. Jex, A. W. Ramsey, E. C. Fincher, E. F. Fin- cher, N. H. Ross, G. A. V, Hall, Capt. J. R. Vedder, F, S. W. Smith and A. E. Silkstone.

The 2nd elevens meet at Kow- loon, the home team being:-R. E. Lindsell, H. Overy, Geo. Leo, A. J. V. Smith, F. Hamblin, J. J. Hirat, N. MacKay, A. R. F. Raven, O. B. Raven, D. S. Green and F.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928.

THE WORLD SPORT

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW.

QUEEN'S AND ATHLETIC IN

OPPOSITION.

KEEN GAME LIKELY.

The China Athletic and the Queen's match is the chief attrac- tien in football circles to-morrow and should draw a very big crowd to the Hongkong Football Club ground. This will probably be the match of the season. Neither team has suffered defeat yot, and much will therefore depond up the result.

One of the matches down for to- morrow was decided during the wook. This was between the 'Police and the Club de Recreio, the latter winning by the odd goal, The full programme in as fol- lowa:

Division I.

China Athletic v Queen's. Kowloon v Navy.

South China Small Units, K.O.S.B. v Hongkong F. C.

Division -II.

Queen's, v South China "B." South China "A" v. Recreio. China Athletic v St. Josephia, R.A.T. Kowloon. Eastern v Royal Artillery. K.O.S.B. v Navy.

Small Units v University. Much will depend upon how the Queen's forwards shape in the match against China Athlotic. They have improved somewhat the last week or two, but there is still a lack of determination in front of goal. After all, it is goals that count and the value of good scoring forwards cannot be over-estimated. Mid-feld work fa

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MR. L. GOLDMAN TRANS- FERRED TO HONGKONG. Among the passengers arriving by the 3.8. Macedonia is Mr. L. Goldman recently transferred from Shanghai to llongkong, where ho will represent anap the Occan Accident and Guarantee offering Corporation, Limited.

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CANTON FOOTBALL.

WIN FOR HONGKONG CHINESE.

A very interesting game of foot-t ball was played on Tuesday after noon on the ground of the Chung Shan University; Canton, between the Hongkong Chinese Athletle Association visiting Canton in connexion with the Kwangtung Athletic Meet

Unfortunately, the game, WAR arranged at the last minute. and Canton were unable to put up their full

strength,

but it is hoped that there will be more games of this nature during the prosent season; In fact, Canton hopes to be able to sond down à' full strength Interport team to Hongkong.

In Tuesday's game the Hongkong, Chinese Athletic Association wero considerably stronger than their opponents and at half-time the score slood at three to all in favour of Hongkong. In the second half, Canton scored one goal after a centre from the right wing, Ozorio hended a brillant shot just past the goalkeeper into the corner of the net.

The final score was three to one in favour of Hongkong. The Canton defence were especially weak.

Tho Canton team consisted of A. T. Lay (Shameen Sports Club); W. II. Brown (Shameen Sports Club) and H.T. Buxton (Shameen Sports Club); Rafeek (Club Luel- tano), Montalto (Club Lusitano), and Woo (Chung Shan University); Foo (Chung Shan University), Wahab (Club Lusitano), Geo. Dun- can, Captain, (Shameen Sports Club), Ozorio (Club Lusitano) and Chan (Lingnam University).

Another point that handicapped Canton very considerably was that as a team they had never played to-

other before. If games of this na- ture are arranged more frequently, as it is hoped they will be, Canton little account unleas team has the men who can should be able to put up a very opportunities strong team which will compare near the goal-mouth. favourably with anything produced In this respect, the Queen's for- in Hongkong. Our Own Corres

They pondent. As will be remembered he in Shang-wards have not impressed, hat's leading all-round athlete, hav will be up against a sound defence ing secured Inter-part honour for and if they are to win they will Rugby, Soccer and Cricket. Ho i have to turn to account any slack- also a very useful tennis player and was in the finals of the Shanghai Double Championship, so should pravo to be a welcome addition to the Colony's sporting life.

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ness in defence of the opposing side. The Chinese have about the best, balanced team in the League, and, encouraged by thousands of sup porters, they can be depended upon to go all out to win. On paper the sides appear to be very evenly matched and it is unlikely there will be more than one goal between them at the close,

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PLUCKY CHINESE

RUNNER.

BOY OF NINE COMPLETES

10,000 METRES,

A sensation was created on the fourth day of the Kwangtung Athletic Meet at the Chung Shan University, Canton, by a nine-year- old-boy who entered for and com- pleted the whole of the 10,000 metres race. There was a largo number competitors, students and youths of at least 17 or 18.

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Admiral Chan Chak, himself asked the little fellow if he had not made a mistake and pointed out to him the folly of running such a race against much older and bet- ter trained runners, but the little

The K.O.S.B. should not have a lot of difcully in accounting for the Club. Their new centre will Introduce still further life into an already virile attack and the Club defence will probably have a very busy afternoon in keeping them out. There is not much wrong with the Club defence, but the attack is long way from being up to the usual Club standard. Bishop and Me- Bride are operating on each side of Rold and may make a difference. boy was absolutely determined, to Kowloon have also been experi-run. He got well away with the menting with their forward line other competitors and whereas this season without success, but now many of the others were obliged to appear to have definitely decided to drop out during the race, he went concentrate on defence. Pils will on at a regular good speed and finished the whole twenty-five Spary partner Baldwin at back,

Though again leads a moderate forward circuits of the ground. Inc. Kowloon's opponents, the not amongest the first three, he Navy, have been improving the last certainly ran a splendid race and few weeks and can be depended out-lasted most of the other com- petitors. Our Own Correspon. upon to give the home team a very dent.... good game. Indeed, it is quite pos- sible that they may win,

South China should improve their goal average at the expense of the Small Units, The latter have trade a bad beginning in their first scă- son in the League.

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In the second division, tho Queen's should win again.. They

BILLIARDS LEAGUE.

DOCKYARD R. Ç. DEFEATS POLICE.

In the Billiards League, play- ard too good for South China "B". Ing against the Land Police at South Ohing "A" will probably ac- Headquarters last night, the count for the Club de Recreto and Dockyard Recreation Club were, the Athletic stand a very good victorious by a good margin, out- chance of beating St. Joseph's,

game.

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100 Kelly

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100 Carey

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83 Edwards

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100 George

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91 Whant

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The meeting of H.A.F. and Kow- pointing their opponents by al- loon should produce a fairly even most 100. The scores were: Dockyard R.C Police The K.O.S.B, look just a little too Jones 89 Kirby good for the Navy, University will Spitty take the points from the Small Lewis Units and Eastern are likely to Sullivan make the Artillery go all out to win. Arm

Bennett The following have been selected

Total to represent the Kowloon 1st XI.v. Navy on the Kowloon Football Club ground, kick-off at 6.18 p.m. Angus; Plie, Baldwin; ledicy, Sims, McKelvie; Clemo (F.C.),

FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED Cornwall, Spray, Miles and Hayes.

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The following have been selected to represent the Kowloon 2nd. XI v. R.A.F. on the Club de Recreio ground, kick off at 245 pm.: Angus Hast, Nicholis; Robs Easterbrook, Blacklock Hana Davis, Sutherland, King and East aan. Reserves; Mose, White and Beddon.

SATURDAY'S CRICKET. CHINESE v. ROYAL ARTILLERY.

The following have been selected to represent the Chinese, R. O, in a friendly match against the Royal Arillery at Causeway Bay to- Ching, G. Chue, Hung, E. C. morrow-WC. Hung (Capt.), II. Hung, W. IL Kwan Ny Sze-kwong. Trui Hung-pul, Taud Wal-pulir. É. Yooh and J. L. Youngssye. Reserve, K. L. Chan..

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY

AND BIONDAY.."

Below we give the starting timos for golf at Fanling on Sun- day and Monday.

Sunday.

THE “SERENADERS.”

ENJOYABLE PROGRAMME LAST NIGHT.

Jack Cartor and bla "Serena- dora" gave another enjoyable per formance at the Star Theatre last night with a change of programme which demonstrated their vorsati-

21 YEARS AGO.

SOME EXTRACTS. FROM. THE "TELEGRAPH” FİLES.

do.

The following Items are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended Novembor 9th, 1907.

The rate of the dollar on mand was 28. 0.5/16d. 924 am-TLow and H. G.lty as vaudeville entertainers.

New songs were rendered by

3Į TEO Howard.

The Executive Council confirm- 9.28 am H, W. Kent and N. Miss Valuda Show, one of which,

entitled "You Forget to Remem-ed the sentence of death passed on E. Kent.

ander was much fancied the American, William Adsetts,

Mr. Teddy Weatherford was for the murder of Gertrude Day and another able songster, and he also ton. amused his audience by his quips

The Hongkong and Whampoa and patter W.The Hatwallon group were Dock Co. sold the sa. Sorsogon to a

9.88 am A. B. Purves

E. der Voeux.

9:36 am E. P. Flectcher

K. L. Dugan,

9.40 aan. E. Potter and P.

Parker.

9.44 a.m.-C. C. Stark and C.

A. M. Sanith.

9.48 am H. Ferguson and

G. E. Smith.

9.62 am.-A. D. Humphreys

and K. Valentine. 9.50 a.m.-E. N. Mople and S.

M. Munroe. 10.00 a.m. T. L Christie and

A. E. Lissaman. 10.04 am.-9. T. Butlin and

A. Merry.

10.08 a.m.-W. Shewan and

E. D. Matthews, 10.12 m.-H. D. Scott and M.

G. Mills, 10.16.-A. Léach and N. K.

Littlejohn.

10,20 a.m.-G. R. Horridge and

A. T. Lay.

10.24 a.m.-L. Yates and H. C.

Shrubaole.

10.28 a.m.-D. Ells and J..

Gardner.

10.32 a.m. J. M. Walker. and

D J. Gilmore.

10.86 á.m.-D. M. Goodall and

A. Morley.

10.40 am.-T. D. E. Pondered

and L. G. S. Dadwall 10.44 a.m.-J. Coulthart and.

L. G. Scott.

10.48 .m.-A. B. Raworth and

M. M. Mass.

10.62 4.10.-N. L. Smith and H.

U. Ireland.

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10.68 mM, Weight and W.

N. Fleming. 11.00 am-Silence.

11.04 a.m.-E. P. Streatfield and

S. J. H. Fox.

11.08 am-C. P. Ross and E.

Hagan

11.12 am-W. Beveridge and

F. H. Swayne. 11.10 a.m.-A.. E. Wood

Major Beamish.

Monday.

and

9.24 ..-G. E. Costello and

A. L. Thompson..

9.28 --A. B. Purves and N.1

K. Littlejohn,

9.82 a.m.-W. A, Stewart and

T. Low.

9.36 am:- Yates and

Stone,

E.

9.40 am.-E. R. Hallifax and

C. B. Johnson.

9.44 a.m.-T. D. E. Pendered

and J. D. Humphreys, 9.48 a.m.-G. W. Garrett and

J. Hall.

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warmly applauded whenever thor Marilla firm. This bont was lying appeared, their contributions being at the Dock's seawall whan it was struck by the typhoon of 1006 and especially good:

One of the novelties of the even-sank, being later abandoned to the ing was provided by the eccentric underwriters. Later, the Dock performance of Mr. Bo Diddly who Co. bought her from the insurance surprised the audience by spinning company concerned. on his head like a top. The show was much the brighter for the life and spirit which he put into it.

Jazz Madness," as the next programme of the "Serenadere" is named, will be repeated to-night.

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9.52 a.m.-L. G. S. Dodwell and

II. 'U. Ireland

9:56 am.-E. P. Fletcher and

D. M. Goodall, 10.00 am.-H. Spleer and R, K.

Hepburn.

10,04 a.m.-L. Garner and J. D.

Mitchell

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10.08 am -E, H. J. Trayes and

R. K. M. Simpson. 10.12 a.m.-S. T. Butlin and A.

Somerfelt.

10.16 am.-J. M. Walker and

The M. C. L. Foto resulted in a not profit of $1,800.

There was a review of troops at Happy Valley on the occasion of King Edward's' birthday. -.

HISTORIC VERDUN

FILM.

EMOTIONAL SCENES IN FINE WAR PICTURE.

The Arst public appearance. of the Gaumont Company's new film, representing the siege of "Verdun,"

J. S. McEachran. 10.20 a.m.-B. J. Lacon and W. was enthusiastically welcomed ro cently at the Marble Arch Pavl lion by a large audienes which

K. Dunscombe. 10.24 am.-A. D. Humphreys

and A. B. Lissaman, 10.28 am.-G. S. Hugh-Jonce

And O. E. C. Marton. 10.82_a.m.-1, MacKay and L. R.

Andrewes.

10.86' a.m.-W. L. Alexander and

H. C. Howard. 10.40_a.m.-F. ̈ H. Swayne and

J. H. Davy. 10.44 a.m.-A. Leach and F, A.

Merry,

10.48 am-H, G. Sheldon and

F. A. Perry. 10.62 a.m.-H. A. Mila and J.

M. Norrie. 10.56 mD. Forbea and E, D.

Matthews.

11.00 a.m.-F..J, de Rome and

J. W. Franks. 11.04 am.-P. Jacks and H. D.

Browne.

11.08 am, Coulthart and R.

J. Sneddon. 11,12 a.m.-D. Els and J.

...Gardner.

11.10 am- N., Laver and

J. H. Fox.

S.

11.20 a.m.-E, Potter and P. W.

Gardner,

11.24 .m.-E. D. Lawrence and

R. Young. 11.28 a.m.-J. W. C. Bonnar and

F. Simo Thomson,

WALLACE

included the French Ambassador.

As an example of craftsmanship the plotures were perfect. Evon in the most exciting episodes there was no theatrical over-emphasis.

The leading actors saw to that. They had taken part in the .kc- tuul fighting. Apparent realism was poignant enough to move the dullest imagination, and there was no clowning to offend in the humorous rollef.

Emotion, however, was intense throughout, from the evacuation of Verdun to Petain's "They shall not pass," and the fall of fort after fort until Souville alone remained to atop the enemy onrush to the battered Citadol.

The The acting was splendid. mentality of the French and Ger- man soldiers was finely contrasted and diversity of character was well illustrated in the different types, represented.

Those who saw Verdun immedi ately after the Armistice will find M. Leon Poirer's reconstruction of the famous battlefield Httle short of marvellous. He has produced the most dramatic and faithful picture of war seen at a cineman show.

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