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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30,

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LEAGUE FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW.

CHINESE ATHLETIC AT THE RECREIO GROUND.

CLUB-NAVY PUZZLE.

[By "Wanderer."]

After a week's respite, the Senior League resumes activity to- morrow with a full programme of matches, and some very close games are to be expected. The League, so far, has managed to keep pace more or less with its heavy fixture lists, though even Έχου now it is difficult to see gorious congestion at the end of the season is to be avoided.

Presumably it la a question of waiting till the time comes.

The only event of importance since laat week was the defeat of the K.O.S.B. Reserves by the Queen's Royal Regiment. This will lead to much keener com- petition between the leading clubs, with the Navy, Queen's and Bor- derera the strongest aspirants.

The fixture list, together with grounds and times of kick-off, is appended:

Senior Division.

South China v. R.A.-S. China,

4 p.m.

Recreio v. Chinese.-Recreio, 4 p.m. Club v. Navy-Club, 4 p.m. Small Unite v. Kowloon-Sookum-

poo; 4 p.m.

Polico y, Queen's-St. Joseph's,

4 p.m.

Junior Division,

S. China "Bv. Kowloon,-S. Ching,

2.30 pt.

Recreio v. Small Units.-Recrelo,

St.

2.30 p.m.

Joseph's

K.O.S.B.--St.

Joseph's, 2.30 p.m. R.A. v. S, Okinn "A"-Sookumpoo,

2.30 P

Chinese v. Navy-Club, 2.30 p.m. Queen's v. Varsity-Chatham Road

2.80 pan, Eastern v I.A.F.Chinese, 2.30

.p.m.

Four O'Clock Starts.

Four o'clock starts is the order! of the day for the Senior League matches to be played to-morrow, only two of which are of outstand- ing Importance, the Queen's v. Police and the Recreio v, Chinese Athletic.

The Police brought off a per- formance of no small merit in effecting a draw with the K.O.S.B. a fortnight ago, and, after all, it Is time the Queen's run of success was checked. 1 understand that both sides are at full strength for the game, which should prove keen enough to interest. It is unfor- tunate that the only accommoda- tion for spectators is that provid

FANLING- GOLF.

THE STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY.

1928.

The starting times at Fanling en Bunday have been issued by the N.H.E.G.C. as follows:-

CALEDONIAN BALL- TO-NIGHT:

(Continued from Paga 1.)

Both shields are also in position on the rails of the Theatre dress circle, facing the stage.

LAWN TENNIS,

·UPEN MIXED DOUBLES RESULTS.

The results to date in the Open' Mixed Doubles tennis ties are as follows:

Mrs. Bradbury and B. W. Brad- bury lost to Miss Luard - 'and' Horaco Lo, 6-3; 2-6: 6-2. Played at Craigengewer on 28th Inst.

Mrs. A. J. Kew and E, Q. Fin- cher lost to, Mrs. Hale and Lient.

.

Official Supper Party. "The official supper party will be as follows:-The Chieftain and Mrs. Southorn, H.E., the Officer Administering the Government and Mrs. Mackie, Mr. A, H. Fer-J. W. Halo, 8-0; 6-3: Played at guson and Mrs. Laard, General K.C.C. on 28th inst

Mrs. McElderry and A. H. Crook Luard and Lady Tyrwhitt, Com- modore Pearson and Mrs. Fergu lost to Mrs. McCaw and P. M. son, Hon.. Mr. E. R. Halifax and Pinguet 6-4; 6-4. Played at C.R.C. Mre. Sutherland, Mr. J. W. C. Bon- on 28th inst nar and Lady Pollock, Mr. R. M. Dyer and Mrs. Pearson, Hon. Mr. H. T. Creasy and Mrs. Kotowall, Sir Shou-son Chow and Mrs. Dyer, Dr. Black and Lady Chow, Ilon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and Mrs. Greig, Hon. Mr. Owen Hughes and Mrs. Hynes, Mr. R. Sutherland and Mrs. Black, Mr. W. W. Hornell and Mrs. Lewis, Hon. Dr. Kotewall and Mrs. Wolfe, Hon. Mr. B. D. F. Beith and Mrs. Shields, Colonel Comyn and 9.48 am.-H. Spicer and C. Mrs. Beith, Colonel L. G. Bird and

0.24_a.m.-L. Garner and C. E.

Towns.

9.28 a.m.-Comdr. Fowlo and Major

Kull,

+

9.32 a.m.-T. L. Christie and D. J.

Gilmore,

9.30 am.-N. L.-Smith and I. W.

Showan.

9.40 a.m.-D, M. Goodall and W. A

Weight

9.44 m. X. Hepburn and N.

U. Ireland.

Riggs.

9.62 a.m.-E. F, Fletcher and S. M.

Monroe.

10.00 a.m.-S. J. H. Fox and F. H.

Mre, Cadman and E; D. Law. rence lost to Mrs. Miles and II. Owen Hughes. Score not yet to

hand.

The remaining second round matches are as follows:

Mrs. Tottenham and Dr.RE. Tottenham v. Miss Glo. Tung and Lim Peng-chin, arranged to ho played at U.S.B.C. on Saturday, Dec. 1st, at 3 p.m.

Miss Enid L and M, W. Lo v. Mrs. Blaker and, Goldma, ar ranged to be played at C.R.C. to day, at 3.30 p.m.

Mrs. Lindsell and M. K. Lo v. Mrs. Bennett and J. A. Cassumb hoy, arranged to be played at C.R.C. on Sunday, Dec. 2nd, at .

Mrs. Creasy, Mr. K. E. Greig and Mrs. Owen Hughes, Mr. D. J., 9.50 a.m.-S. Berg and E. S. Abra-Lewis and Mrs. Gow, Rev. F. C.

ham..

Young and Mrs. Wylie, Mr. D. Harvey and Mrs. Duncan, Mr. D. Gow and Mrs. Young, Mr. B. Wylie and Mrs. Harvey, Mr. P.3.30 p.m. Tod and Mrs. Cookes, Mr. E. M. Bryden and Mrs. Tod, Mr. A. LR. H. Lucas v. Mrs. Sayer and Shields and Miss Mackle.

R. E. Lindsell, arranged to be ping-

F. Swayne.

10.04 n.m.-W. J. S. Key and C. J.

Waldoll.

10.68 am, B. J. Lacon and E. Kern. 10.12 a.m-W. J. Roberts and S. II.

Clark.

10.16 .m.--J: M. Walker and A. T.

Lay.

Mrs. Donald Smith and Major

Dancing will take place in St.ed at U.S.R.C. on Saturday, Dec. Andrew's and St. George's, Infla 1st at "3. p.m. to insie rendered by the Hongkong Hotel orchestra, which Jwill be situated in

10,20 .-A. R. Cox and A.

Webster.

10.24 n.m.-G. E. Ellame and

Coulthart.

10.28 .m.-N. S. Ellis and

Gardinor.

J.

10.32 a.m.-F. A. Merry and

Major Beamish,

10.30 am, E. Dovey and W. K.

Dunscombe,

10.40 am-A, B, Stewart and P,'

Tod.

cm- audi-

brasure permitting. ensy tion to all dancers. Music for the Reels will be provided by the Plpe Band of the King's Own Scottish Borderers.

The Dance Programme. The dance programme is as fol- 10.44 a.m.-A. B. Purves and E. lows, the supper dances being from

No. 9 to No. 18 inclusive: 10.48 a.m.-T. G. Bennett and H. G.Extra. Waitz

Sheldon.

Des Voeux.

10.52 a.m.-C. Thwaites and H. A.

Mills,

10.50 a.m.-A. E, Lissaman and C.

E. Holmes,

11.00 am.-S. S. Perry and A. G.

Coppin.

11.04 a.m-A. Leach and S. T.

Bullin..

11.08 a.m.-J. S. Dykes and W, C.

Clark.

11.12 am-J. N. Norrie and W. K.

Tolt.

11.15 am--P. C. Todd and W.

Kent,

11.20 am. D. Browne and R.

E. II. Oliver. 11,24 a.m.-L. Yates and G. Yales. 11.28 a.m.-W. J. Clerk and E. D.

Black.

11,32 0.-W. Beveridge and M. G.

Mills.

11.30 an-Major Morrison and G.

W. Sellars,

11.40 a.m.-R. L. Stawari and E.

P. Streatfelt.

LOCAL CRICKET.

H.K.C.C. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.

The H. K. C. C. first eleven to play the C. S. C. C. senior team to-morrow, on the C, S. C. C. ground, at 2 p.m., will be:

1. Lancers.... 2. Fox Trot 3. Caledonians 4. Fox Trut

SNOOKER CONTEST.

FURTHER MATCHES IN THE

SECOND ROUND.

In the second round match yeater- day between A. Lewis and C. Sinn, in the Palace Hotel snooker champion- ship, the former won by 147 (86, 48, 44) 79 (25, 20, 28).

C. Eamshaw, In the D o'clock game, "Ladymoon." .....Amelia. beat II. G. White, by 188 (48, 94, 58) "Honest and Truly" to 88 (28, 34, 24).

To-day's fixture is between H, đà "Caledonians," "The Sunrise." Luz and R. Hawke, at 9. p..

5. Eightsome Reel-

1. The Dell Among the Tailors. 2. Jack Wilson

3: The Black Haired Laddic.

"Little Mother,”

6, Waltz

7. Fox Trot ........... "Changes."

Strathspey and Heel

8.

1. Devil in the Kitchen.

2. Miss MacLeod of Rassey.

“Mine, all mine."

9. Fox Trol...

10: Fox Trot 11. Waltz

12: Fox Trot 13. Fox Trot 14. Waltz

,"Good News,"

."Dlane.”

...I still love you." "What you do."

15, 'Caledonians 1. 16. Fox Trot

..."Ramona." "Caledonians.” ."Dixieland."

17. Highland Schottische-e

1. Stirling Castle.

2. Brechin Castle

3. Louden's Bonnie Woods and

Bracs.

18. Fox Trot...."My Blue Heaven."

10. Eightsamo Reel

1. The Fairy Dance.

2. Kató Dalrymple.

3. High Road to Linton.

20 Fox Trot "Among My Souvenira," 21 Strathspey and Real--

1. Miss Drummond of Parth. 2. Sleepy Maggio...

Extra. One Stop...."Let a Smile be 22, Waltz

."Charmaine."

your Umbrella,"

The State Lancers. The following have been paired State Lancers. Mrs.

Bowker, E. R. Duckitt, Majar Gaye, H. R. B. Hancock (Capt.), A. C, 1. ed by the legs, and few have A. W. Hayward, D. Moor, 11. Owen for the sufficient enthusiasm to stand Hughes, Rev. E. K. through an hour and a half's foot-

ball.

D.

FAYO

When in doubt whether to get a divorce; get a radio.

vey, Mr. A. L Shields, Mr. K. 8. Morrison, Mr. C. I. Cookes, Mr. R. P. Moodle (Hon, Treasurer) and

Mr. E. M. Bryden (Hon Secretary.)

Sub-Committees,

Capt. W. Thorp and C., Waleed, Mackle and His Excellency the The H. K. C. C. second eleven, to Officer Administering the Govern-

Much work is naturally involved meet the C. 8. C. C. second string mont: Mrs. W. T. Southern and in organising a function of this to-morrow on the II. K. C. C. ground, the Hon. Mr. C. Gordon Mackie character, and the Society is for- (Chieftain); Mrs. J. L. Pearson tunato in having no lack of willing

at 2 p.m., will be:

The crowd which assembles on the "cliffs" round the Club de Re- crelo ground to the general annoy.

A. H, Gillingham (Capt.), C. Brad- and Mr. W. W. Hornell, CLE, helpera. The various sub-com- ancé does not make for good feel-key, W. B. Cornaby, R. H. Dowler, M.A.; Lady Pollock and Mr. J. Wmittees are as follows: ing when Chinese players are I. A. R. Duncan,, R. E. II. Oilver, C. Bonnar; Mrs. C. C. Luard and visiting, but provided this factor T. D. E. Pendered, J. A. Summer, Mr. A. H. Ferguson

Invitation Committee.-General does not exert itself, the match W. K. Tait, A. B. Raworth and E. R. Chieftain); Mrs. Ferguson and Shields (Convener), Hon. Mr. B. (Vice Committee along with Mr. A/`"L. between the Recreio and the West.

H.E. Major General C. C. Luard, D. F. Beith, Dr. G. D. R. Black, Chinese Athletic should be one of,

C.B., C.M.G.; Mrs. H., T. Creasy Messrs. N: S. Brown, C. 1. Cookes, the best of the day. The Club de Recreio have been unfortunate in

and the Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax, P. Tod, W. R. Kinloch, R. Maclay, C.M.G., C.B.E.; Mrs. R. M. Dyer C. L. Bandes and E. L. Sim. the matter of injuries and it is

The defeat of the K.O.S.B. Re-and Commodore J. L. Pearson, not clear whether they will be serves has given new interest to C.M.G. able to field their best available the struggle in the Junior Division eleven to-morrow On this de of the League, the Queen's Re-part in by the following, who will The official Reel will be taken rends their fortune. They are serves now being best placed. be dressed in Highland costume: Forsyth, Allstair. Mackenzie, D. L quite capable of giving the South China "B", Recreio, K.O.S.B., Mr. Mackie and Mr. M. A. A. Athletic a long run if the real South China "A", Navy, Queen's, MacKintosh; Mrs. and Dr. G. D. R. team is all present and correct.

and the R.A.F. look likely winners Black; Mira, and Mr. C. I. Cookes, to-morrow. Club Game.

!

Junior Matches. {

Teams,

Mrs. and Mr. R. O. Sutherland.

Meeting places are provided for by illuminated indicators in both

rooma,

Dance and Music Committeo. Messrs. K. S. Morrison (Convener) C. I. Cookes, N. Drummond, W Mesars. W. Brown, W. J. Carrie,

McWhirter, W. E. Beveridge, R. O. Sutherland, A. Murdoch, T. P Saunderson, W. A. Stewart, W. L Alexander, Wm. Robertson, H. R. Forsyth, Major It. A. Wolfe-Mur ray and M. A. A. Mackintosh.

Ladles Cloak Room Committee. Dr. R. MacGowan and Dr. M. Supper and Wines Committeg Kowloon: Angus; Guest, Pile;

Non-dancers will bo catered for in Messrs. P. W. Ramsey (Convener); Hedley, McKelvie, Easterbrook: Clema, Miles, Spary, Hayes and the card rooms and "Auchter G. B. Dunnett, G. Macleod, B muchty," which will again be Campbell, J. Dickson, A. David- the ground floor, al- son, A. Webster, Capt. R. J. J. Athletic Ip Chan-tung; Ng though much re-arrangement has Sneddon, G. W. Sellers, J. Watson, in his place in the Club goal, even though Logan is unable to play on Kam-chuen, Lal Yuk-tat: Leung been found necessary by the tak A. Chapman, W. Johnston, J. Fra- Saturday. The chances for the Yuk-tong, Wong Shuf-wa, Laming up of space by the Y.M.C.A.ser, E. D. Black, J. Shaw, J. O. gamo cut pretty even; Goldman'a Xuying; Tao Kani-sing, Lee adjoining the library. opportunism may turn the trick. Wai-Hoon, Wong Pak-chong, Buen

Club: Edwards; Holt, Bishop: Wallington, Stewart, McBride; Watson, Alexander, Goldman, Scott, Trambltaky.

The Club meet the Navy, and the fasue is a matter for some doubt. The Navy lack a really smart scoring forward; the Club have an oxceedingly valuable ac- quisition in this respect in the shape of Goldman, but the defence is not all it might be. I observe that George Rodger is not yet back Baldwin,

Kam-shun and Chan Kwong-ul,

The lounge, altling-out places and light buffet are, as before, adjoin-M. Nicolson. ing the dance rooms.

found on

The Oficials,

Fletcher, A. Macindoe. J. Laing, J. White, J. Murray, J. J. Whyte, J. Polson, R. Taylor, J. Blackley and W. Fleming, "g

Decorations Committee-Mesara with him on the Goneral-Com- George Duncan (Convenor), D.

South China should experience Queens: (from) Dodds;"Hoo- little difficulty in gaining two per, Sharp; Byrne, Hill, Morris; This year's Chieftain is the Hon. points at the expense of the Royal Hibbert, Larkin, Richardson, Can-Mr. C. G. 8. Mackie, and serving Artillery and Kowloon are expoet- tor. Barclay and Caldicutt.

ing to win for the first time. Police: Clark; Wynne, Wil-mittee aro Mr. A. H. Ferguson, Keith, J. Kempton, C. B, Matthews, against the Small Unita. The llams; McGreavy, Oram Jessop; (Vice-President). Mr. R. Shewan A. B. Ramsay and G. G. Stepani "mixture".started badly, but has Pilo, Howarth, Fraser, Hudson (Past President). Mr. J. W. C. Thomson.

Bonnar (Past President), Mr. R. Card Room Committee-Messrs. been improving steadily, as wit-and Shepherd.':..

M. Dyer (Past President). Mr. R. D, Harvey (Convener), J. Ormis ness the K.0.8.B.-faltura ta win Kowloon Tea Angus, Jr.;. by more than 20 on Wednesday, Moore, Hast; Nicholls, Robson, Sutherland (Past President), Dr. ton and B. Wylle. - and a upset is not outside all Dunnott: Hannan, Davies, King, Mr D, Gow, Mr. B. Wylle, Mr. K. G. D. R. Black (Past President),

calculations,

Blacklock, Eastman.

E. relg, Mr. P. Tod, Mr..D, Har

Wilson; G. S. Brown, G. Nisbet and

Honorary Pipers. Messra, P. D.. Pipe Major Mackis.