THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1928.
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THE LAI WAH CUP SHAMEEN FOOTBALL
FINAL
BIG REPRESENTATIVE GAME TO-MORROW.
LEAGUE.
WIN FOR 11.MS. SEAMEW.
The Shameen Sports Club were defeated on Wednesday by two goals to one by H.M.S. Senmew.
ARMY MEET CHINESE. with the score at one to nil in
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favour of Shameon Sports Club at half-time, it was soon evident to players and spectators alike that One of the premler representa- the Seamew were all out in the tive games of the season, which second half to win" at all costs. should provide some indication for The game was once stopped by the Interport selection committee, the referee who fasued a general is being played on the Club ground warning to the Seamew team and lo-morrow, the final of the Lai on several occasions he was ob Wah Cup, for which the Army and liged to warn individual players. the Chinese have qualified. Extra The Shameon Sports Club.played time will be played, if necessary. quite the best game they have One Senior League game is also played this season and were evi- down for decision, Kowloon enter- dently very much strengthened by match the return of W. 0. Gerrard, who taining the Police in a which has been advanced a fort-played a really fine game. night.
I.E. the Officer Administering the Government will be present at the Lai Wah Cup game and will present the trophy at the conclu- sion.
The fixture list, together with grounds, times of kick-off, and referees appointed,, is as follows:
Lai Wah Cup Fjual. Army v. Chinese-Club, 3.30 p.m.- Mr. Atkinson (referee)
·Meaars. Stokes and Smith (lineamen).
Senior League.
The first League match between the Seamew and Shameen about six weeks ago resulted in a draw.
The teams on Wednesday word: Shameen Sports Club:-A, T. Lay; Nogeizig, W. O. Gerrard; Brown, J. Linaker, O. Frieșaner: F. E. W. Lammert, R. Rasmussen, Geo. Duncan. V. W. L. Stanion and J. Rodger,
"H. M. S: Senmew: Chapman; Horn. Cecll; Leeson, Goodman, Grimsdell; Alderman, Mitchell, Adams, Thwaites and Thompson.
The present standing of the League is as follows.
Kowloon v. Police.-Kowloon, 4 p.m. 1.M.8. Sramew
Mr. Cowan,
Junior League,
Eastern Queen's-Chinese, 2.80
p.m.-Mr. Lamb.
St. Joseph's v. Navy-St. Joseph's,
2.30 p.m.-Mr. Clark, ..Chinese Ath. v. S. China “A”- Club, 2.10 p.m.-Mr. Lawrence. Small Units v. Kowloon.-Kowloon,
2,30 p.m.-Mr. Samy. Reerelo. v. R.A-Recreio, 2.30.-
Mr. Shend.
The Lai Wah Cup.
As the Army team for the Lait Wah Cap final to-morrow has not come to hand at the time of writ- ing, it may seem that the officials are finding some difficulty in de- ciding who shall fill the all- important poaltion of centre-half. With Sima here. it was filled for them; without him, it is difficult' to judge between the rival merfis of Davey, of the Borderers, and Hill, of the Queen's. Apart from this position, the display of the Army team against the Navy was good enough to make one reluctant to meddle with it too much, though Fletcher, the goalkeeper, may be, and Barclay, may have to be, re placed.
Reeves has claims to the leader- ship, and if he is given it, and shows his true form, not that of Wednesday, I fancy the Army w!!! manage to get through with a win. The Chinese will have to play a good deal above the form in the match against the Civilians to auc- ceed again, though they certainly have a very strong side on paper.
Kowloon at Home.
Kowloon and the Police meet to- morrow in the only Senior League fixture, the match having been brought forward from December 29th. The Police are playing with much determination just now and their recent successes seem to in- dicate that they will be too good for the mainlanders.
Kowloon, however, are still a side to reckoned with to some extent, and a surprise victory must not be put beyond them.. Both defences are pretty sound, the Police having the better reputation. It should provide a keen game, with the odds Alightly in favour of the Police. Kowloon are experimenting by playing Miles at centre-forward,
Junior Division.
There is no match of outstanding interest in the Junior Division of he League. The Queen's should take two points from Eastern F. C. with comfortable case, tho Nayy seem to be on a good thing, the Chinese Athletic are marked for a win, while the Recreio and Kowloon may gain one point each at the ex-. pense of military rivals. Kowloon Itenerves have arranged to play at bome.
The following have been select- ed to represent the Kowloon 1st XI:-Angua; Guest, Pile; Hedley, McKelvie, Easterbrook; Clemo, Spary, Miles, Hayes and Baldwin,' Reserve:King,
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FANLING GOLF.
STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY,
The starting times for Sunday'sl golf at Fanling are as follows:
9.30a.m.-A. B. Stewart and
D. G. G. MacDonald. 9.30 a.m.-0. E. C. Marton and
R. H. Hollis.
9.40 4.m.-S. T. Butlin and N.
K. Littlejohn.
9.44 a.m.-E. R. Hallifax and T.
G. Bennett.
9.48 a.m.-G. E. Towns and J.
Cameron.
9.62 a.m.-W. J. Roberts and D..
H. Perry..
9.56 a.m.-R. A. Campbell and
M. M. Maas. 10.00 a.m.-W. C. Clark and W.
A. Weight. 10.04 a.m.-A. B. Purves and J.
S. MacLaren. 10.08 n.m.-A Morley and D. M.
Goodall.
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10.12 a.m.-E. P. Flatcher and
S. M. Monroe. 10.10 a.m.-D. W. McWhirter
and A. Webster. 10.20 a.m.-C. B. Riggs and H.]
W. Beveridge. 10.24 a.m.-A. E. Lassman and
II. U. Ireland, 10.28 a.m.-R. M. Chaloner and
II. Spicer. 10.32 a.m.-C. B. Johnson and
A. B. Raworth. 10.38 a.m.-A. Leach and F. A.
Morry.
10.40 a.m.-C. G. Holmes and
G. R. Horridge.
10.44 a.m.-L. Garner and G. E.
Mitchell.
10.48 a.m.-J. II. Davy and H.
N. Inver, 10.52 a.m.-J. M. Walker and I.
W. Shewan, 10.56 n.mA. H. Ferguson and
L. R. AndrewCR. 11.00 a.m.-R. A. Green and F
M. Ellis.
11.04 mT, L. Christie and J.
II. Raikes.
11.08 a.m.-J. M. Norrie and J.
Gardner.
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BILLIARDS.
CUMBERLAND MARINES BEAT H:M.S. THRACIAN.
The Royal Marines of H.M.S. Com. berland defeated H.MS. Thracian..in a billiards match by 47 polate. The scores were as follow: 11.31.8. "Thracian." Royal Marines.
108 Hooton Thomas
76 Williams
11.12 a.m.-A. E. Wood and
Major Beamish. 11.16 a.m.-C. W. Jeffries and)
L. J. Blackburn, 11.20 .m.-A. R. Cox and C. J Orley
Waddell,
120 120
120 Jotton
84
120,. Coulson
76
95 Arnold
120
70 Still
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Total
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Kirton 11.24 a.m.-J. Fleming and J. P. Popo
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11.82 a.m.-Major Hull and F.
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