1928-12-28 — Page 8

No. 3669

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928.

THE WORLD SPORT THE ROMANCE OF HISTORY'S LOVELIEST CHARMER!

LEAGUE FOOTBALL TO-MORROW.

CHINESE TEAMS MEET ARMY RIVALS.

GOLDMAN & GOSANO.

[By "Wanderer."]

Three thatches of much interest are down for decision in the Senior Division of the Hongkong Foot- ball League to-morrow, four of the strongest teams in the running for the Championship providing two of the games.

The Club visit the Recreio and a godd test of contre-forward merit is likely,

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The fixture list is as follows:

Senior Division..

Chinesa Ath. v. K.0.8.B-Club, 4

p.m.

Queen's v. South China-Sookum.

poo, 4 p.m.

Recreio v. II.K.F.C.-Recreio, 4

p.m.

Junior Division.

$. China "A" v. K.O.S.B.-S.

China, 2.30 p.m.

Eastern v. Navy-St. Joseph's, 2.10

pan..

R.A. V St.Joseph's-Sockumpoo,

2.30 p.m.

Recreio . S. China "B"-Recreio,

2.30 p..

Chinese Ath, v. Small Unita-÷Club,

2.30 p.m.

Queen's Y Kowloon.-Chatham

Road, 2.30 p.m.

First Class Matches,

There is a wide division of interest in the Senior League

to-morrow! the matches

two games in Hongkong being among the most important of the season. South China and the Queen's Royal Regiment, who at present occupy the first two places in the table, meet at Sookompoo, and a really first-class struggle is almost inevitable.

Both teams have been once de- feated, the Queen's by the Police and South China by the K.O.S.B. It will be the first appearance of the Queen's in the field since their defeat on December, 1st, while South China have avoided defent aince November 3rd. Barclay is fit again, but there' seems to be some doubt about Caldicutt, the lively left-winger.

South China, I understand, will field the eleven which drew with the Athletic. If the side begins in the style with which it closed last week's match, South China may establish themselves at the head of the table.

K.O.S.B. Slip.

Chinese Athletic are also en- gaged with a strong military team, the K.O.S.B. The Borderers slip- ed badly last week, but it would he surprising if such bad luck in front of goal persisted, There was a weakness at back, which if not rectified, Chinese Athletic will certainly find, while the forwards will do well to play a more open game. A keen struggle is certain and goal-scoring is not likely to be high.

Recrelo's Chances.

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES. FOR SUNDAY.

The starting times for Sunday's golf at Fanting are na follows:

9.24 n.m.-J. S. Dykes and D. M.

Goodall.

9.28 a.m.-H. Spicer and II. U.

Ireland.

9.32 .m., S. MacLaren and C.

Davidson.

9,30 am.-A. B. Lissaman. and

S. T. Butlia

9.40 nm. C. W. Jeffries and L.

J. Blackburn. 0.44 am-N, K. Littlejohn and

W. J. S. Koy.

9.48 a.m. II. Geare and L. R.

Andrewos.

9.52 a.m.-A H. Forguson and

A. Ritchie,

9:56 am.-T. P: J. Wodehouse

and J. W. Franks.

10.00 a.m.-H. A. Lammert: ad

F. J. de Rome,

10.04 a.m.-E. R. Hallifas and

E... M: Barrett.

10.08 a.m.-E. P. Fletcher and

A. R. Cox.

10.12 a.m.-A. Morley and C. J.

Waddell.

· 10.16 a.m.-D. II. Lewis and G.

E. Towns.

10.20 a.m.-, Garner and G. E.

Mitchell.

10.24 a.m.-A. Leach and A, B.

Purves.

10.28 a.m.---D. G. Macdonald and

Major Beamish.

10.32 a.m.-J. Harrop and W, A.

Stewart.

10.36 .m.-G. R. Horridge and

T. Low.

10.40 am.W. Beveridge and J.

Hall..

:

10.44 a.m.-A. Richie and C.

Mycock

1

10.48 .m.A. Sommerfelt and

Capt. Sanders,

YACHT RACE RESULT.

LA CIGALE WINS THE BIG

EVENT.

All the ten boats taking part in the yacht race to Macao and back Jave now returned, and the result is a win for La Cigale,

La Cigale war the first to reach the finishing post and was followed by U. and I, which finished over an hour later. Norsetran was third home but codes third place to Ladye Jean on corrected time, the lafler yacht being the sixth to cross the line.

The results on corrected elapsed time are as follow:

Corrected Elapsed

times.

Lat La Cigale 2nd U. and I. 3rd Ladyo Jean 4th Typhoon

20.20.35

.20.33.01

20.43.03

21.34.08

Queen Bee

Norseman

Azuma

21.42.01 22.10.21/ 20.09.03

Curlew Feathern Wanderer

26.13.04 20.63.48 29.02.49

LEAGUE CRICKET.

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I.K.C.C. SECOND TEAM AGAINST CLUB DE RECREIO.

The following will represent the Hongkong Cricket Club 2nd XI in their League match against the Club de Recreio on the K.C.C. ground, at 2 p.m. to-morrow.

A. II. Gillingham (Cant), W. B. Cornaby, G. E. R. Divett, G. P. Lam- The only other Senior match ismert, A. Reid, W. V. I. Stanion, J. at Kowloon on the Recreio ground, A. Summers, W. K. Tait, G. R. Val- the Club de Recreio entertaining lack, R. H. Wado, E. R. West, the II.K.F.C. Gosano is.fit again apparently and his presence in the

The following will represent the In- team will be of additional interest since on present form ho vies with dian Recreation Club against the Crai- Goldman, the Club centre-forward, gengower CC, in a League match-to. for the Interport position. Gold-morrow, at 2 p.m. sharp, at Sookun.

poo!

L.R.C. v Crafyengower,

man has been a prolific goal-scorer A. H. Rumfahn (Capt.), A. el. since his arrival In the Colony. Arculi, S, A. Ismail, A. H. Madar, The chances run in favour of the J. 3. A. Curreem, A. R. Minu, S. H. Recrele as the Club do not find Famall, O. Ismail, J. 3. Ackbor, A, S. themselves at home on a small Sufiad and A. K. Minu, ground.

In the Junior Division, K.O.S.B., Navy, R.A., South China "p" Chinese Athlette and, the Queen's are favoured for victories.

• . •

The Club team is as follows: Edwards; Holt, Bishop; McBride, Stowart, Watson; Reid, Alexander, Goldman, Scott and Trambitsky.

HOLIDAY CRICKET.

HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO.

MATCH.

On the I.1.C. ground at Sookunpoo on Wednesday, the local staff of the Hongkong Electric Co. defeated the foreign staff by 84 runs.

Taking firat knock, the local staff compiled 185 runs, of which A. K. contributed 75 and T. All 46.

for the other side, took

The following will represent Kowloon Res: Angue; Nichollar Hunt; Moore, Robson, Blacklock; Hannan, Davies, Moss, King, Dunwickets for 67 runs, and Dunbar was the next most successful bowler with

wickets for 13.

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FANLING HUNT.

FIXTURE LIST FOR FUTURE.

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THE LOCAL PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY,

Broadcast by G.O.W. on 300 metros. 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Demonstra-

Programme.

On Sunday, there will be a Cross Country Scramble, meet at Lok Ma Chau Cross Roads nt 10.80tion sm. The following other fixtures

Jan. 1st-Haitide, meet at have been arranged:

Hunters Arms, 10.30 am.

7.48 pm. Evening Weather Re- port.

8 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Evening Pro. gramme. (Columbia Records), Jan. 6th-Paper Hunt, January "Poet and Peasant," Overture.

Grenadier Guards Band, Cup, meet at Lok Ma Chau Cross "La Ronde Des Latins," Ronds, 10.30 a.m.

Mayer Garden. Violin. Jan. 18th-Point-to-Point, Jan-Polonaise," Mayor Garden, Violin.

"The Jewels of the Madonna," uary Cup, meet to be announced.

Intermezzo.

Symphony Orch. Jan. 19th Steeplechase Race

"Martini Mameni." Meeling. Kwantl.

Grenadier Guards Band. Jan. 27th.-K. O. S. D. Gymkha«Ave Maria," Squire Celeste Octot.

"On Wings of Song,"

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Feb. 2nd and 3rd-Paper Chnso etc. at Canton, by kind invitation ["The Creation," With Verdure Clad, John Bonner.. Boy Sopranoj

of the members of the Canton nide.

By the kind invitation of LA, Col. L. J. Comyn and the Officers of the 2nd Btn. K.OS.B. two events in the Gymkhana on Jan. 27th aro confined to the subscribers of the Fanling Hunt. Conditions will be announced later.

Any members desiring informa- tlon re paper chose, etc., at Can- ton, can obtain name from Measry, Thomson & Co., York Building, Chuter Road.

No fixtures can be arranged with the hounds 48 yet, owing to an outbreak of distemper, and as soon as conditions improve, par- ticulars will be announced,

· FORGED BANKNOTE

CASE.

COMMITTAL TO BE REQUESTED.

Kam Singh, who appeared last week, before Major C. Willson, on charges arising out of the pos session of 80 forged Hongkong! and Shanghai Bank notes, and two rounds of ammunition, was again brought before the Magistrate this morning, when, on the appli- cation of Detective Inspector Lane, the hearing of the case WAY fixed for Friday afternoon next, January 4,

D. I. Lane Informed his Wor- ship that he had been instructed by Mr. T. II. King, Director of Criminal Intelligence, to ask for committal on both charges.

In answer to his Worship, the defendant indicated that he would be represented by Mr. Russ.

Major Willson, observing that the defendant had been brought Into Court without his turban, in- structed Detective Inspector Lane The foreign staff replied with 101 to see that on his next appearance, runs, 3. R. Way being top scorer with the defendant's headgear be res Mr. Frederick G. Evans, scere 30, and Gahagan and Peers (not out)tored to him.

tary of the LMS. Railway each made 13 rims. A. R. Minu took Inspector Jane assured his Company, has been appointed five wickets, conceding 87 rans, while vice-president to succeed Mr. S.A. K. Minu captured 2 for 12, and Worship that the matter would be IL. Kant.

arranged as desired.

M. L. Razack 2 för 85.

"Popular Songs," Layton and Johnson, "Oh Kay," Layton and Johnson.

(a) Wood Nymphs, ·

Queen's Hall Orchestra. (b) At the Dance,

Queen's Hall Orchestra.

Overture. London Symphony Orchestra. "Lohengrin," Bridal ChoruN,

"The Bronze Horse,"

Columbia Grand Opera Company. "Tannhauser," Grand March.

Columbia Grand Opera O Company. "Four Indian Love Lyrics,"

"The Jowcas,"

"Little Cattle,

Union Symphony Orchestra. The Faithless Mon, Narman Allin. Bast

Littio Caro," Norman Allin. Bass. "Tannhauser," Bacchanale,

Royal, Philharmonic Orchestra. "Rosamunde," Overture.

Hallo Orchestra. "Drinking," Capiton Zaporojotz, Bass, "Song of the Flen,"

"Carmen

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Capiton Zaporojets, Basa.

Selections,

B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra.

News Bulletin.

Danco Munte,

God Save The King.

Close. Down.

Looking Back!

Although every successful business enterprise looks forward-plans ahead-and endeavours to make each New Year a better year, in order to assist in making what may be momentous declalons, it is necessary to Indulge in serious retrospection. The keen business man looks back over the past year and endeavours to locate points in his policy which may be improved.

Advertising is one of the most vital factors in com. merelal life to-day, and so important is Newspaper Advertising, that while there are numbers of the world's commercial lenders who have publicly emphasised the incomparable value of newspapers in promoting trade, we have yet to learn of one Impartial business man who has advised any other form of trade publicity in preference to the Press.

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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IS THE ONE UNIVERSAL MEANS OF PROMOTING TRADE.

Look back over the past year and earnestly ponder over this matter. Your verdict will surely be in favour of the medium which goes into the homel Then remember that the popularity of the newa- papor is the standard by which you should assess the value of every cent you spend.

THINK OF THE POPULARITY OF THE "TELEGRAPH!!!