DOCKYARD SPORTS.
ENJOYABLE CONCERT -
· AT CLUB.
HOME FOOTBALL.
RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
First Division.
Members of the Royal Naval Dock. The results of Saturday's Home yard Recreation Club spent an en-football, as cabled by Reuter joyable evening on Saturday, when were: they gathered together for the annual distribution of prizes and. were treated to a fine programme of music. Amongst those who contributed were Mrs. Wilson, and Messrs. G. E. Long- your, H. Annies, H. Beer, Savage, J Cornelius, Stacey, Brock, and Dick Barty.
Birmingham Blackburn Grimsby Huddersfield Leicester
pro- Liverpool
During no interval in the gramme, the prizes were distributed by Mra, S. R. Tickner an follows:
Swimming.
Muslen) Lifebuoys; Mins Georgu. Diving Competition: Mr. Dudley- Bartlett
Inter-Departmental Relay: Chief Engineer's Department (Mesara, Faulkner, Jackson and Moore), ** Ladies' Handicap: Miss George, Club Champlonship:
Faulkner,
Mr.
Greasy Fola: Master Ursell, "Nott" Handicap: Mr. Moore.. Mixed Relay: (1) Miss George and Mr. Fankhurat; (2) Mrs. Othen and
Mr. Marlow.
Obstacle Race: Mian George. Dockyard "Derby": Mr. L. Faulk
ner,
Lifebuoy Race: Manter Ursell.
Tennis.
Manchester U. Middiesling'.. Newcastle "Sheffield U.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
3 Manchester C., O 2 Leeds
0 Everton
2 l'ortsmouth
◊ Derby
1 Burnlay
1 Halton
4 Wednesday
2 Anton Villa
- Arsenal
1 Sunderland
Second Division.
3 Stoke
West Ham
*Postponed
Barnsley
Blackpool
Bradford
4 Hull
Bury Chelsea
*2 Bradford C.
1 Swansea
1. Bristol C
3 Cardiff
Millwall
Nolts, Forest
Oldham
Southampton Tottenham
West Brom.
↑ Wolven
0 'reston N.E.
2 Noits. County
Reading
1 Charlton
Third Division (South).
Brentford
Club Championship: Mr. Matthewa (Winner) Mr. Hambly (Runner-up), Coventry
Doubles Handicap: Mesura; Moore | Merthyr and Hambly (Winners); Messrs. Newurt
Plymouth Kirman and Spittey (Runners-up),
LEAGUE CRICKET.
KOWLOON CC. DEFEAT THE
CHINESE R.C.. ·
Arst division Two
cricket matches were played on Saturday. Kowloon C.C. journeyed to Cause way Bay, where they met the Chinese R.C. and returned to the Peninsula with full points....
The other game between the 3 Indian R.G. and the University was 1 drawn. Honours went to the University, who were only thirty behind with nine wickets still to fall when time was called.
DIVISION 1.
Kowloon C.C. Easily Defeat Chinese R.C.
Kowloon C.C. played their second, League match on Saturday, and had no difficulty in defenting the Chinese |R.C. at Causeway Bay,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929.
LOCAL YACHTING.
RILEY.C. BEAT THE ROYAL NAVY..
In sailing races yesterday, the R.II.K. Yacht Club, sailing under flags with St. Andrew's Cross, beat the Royal Navy, sailing under St. George's Cross, by 144 points to 130, a unique feature being that each side scored an identical number of points in its morning and afternoon races. Results were as follows
Morning Race,
Starting gun, 11.28 m.m.; course- Club line West to East, Channel Rocks (P), Kowloon Rock, (P), Mark on Line (8), Cust Rock Mark-Boat (S); nish, Club line West to East; Jin- tance 5,5 mlies
Yacht.
Royal Navy.
Balled br
11 ..... Lárat. Prevoel HD Dorura.... Lieut. Kelduli 14 Haleros..... Pay Master.
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The home team batted first but only two players reached double figure, the side being dismissed for the mall score of 79. E. F. Finchery Boojum secured three, wickets for one fun in four overa.
The Fincher brothers displayed ex- cellent form with the bat and passed the C.R.C. total without loan. They retired after making half a century
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STRIBLING WINS...
CARNERA DISQUALIFIED IN PARIS FIGHT."
Paris, Dec. 7. Stribling beat the giant Italian, Primo Carnéra, who was dia qualified in the seventh round of the second fight between the two, which took place here to-day!
Previous expectations that 30,000. people would witness the match were borne out, the attendance Including the Italian Prince and the American colony of Parla. The fight took place at the Velodrome d'Hiver and before the match the Italian expressed confidence in winning by an early knock out. When Interviewed he said, “I am too big.”
Stribling told Reuter before the match that he was out to win..
Be was supported at the ringsido by his entire family, including his four-year-old son, who attends all his, Pion Father's Aghta.
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R.I.K.Y.C.
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Mr. P. Lenfely
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1 each. Kowloon had scored 102 'for.
1 four when the match came to an end.";
'Indian R.C. & University.
3
5
1.
The match between the Indian R.C.
2 and the University, played at Sookun-
2 Luton
Brighton
4 Walsall
"Bristol R. Chipton O
4
0 Bournemouth
1 Southend
3 Exeter
I Norwich
5 Gillingham
3 Fulham
2 Queen's P.R.
1:
2 Crystal Pal,
1 Northampton
2
Third Division (North).
Barrow
2 Lincoln
1
Carlisle
3 Rotherham
Crewe
Singles Handicap "A"; Mr. Ham-] Swindog Mr. Matthews (Run-¿Porquay bly (Winner)
Watford ner-up).
Singles Handicap "B": Mr. Davey | "Abandoned at half time...... (Winner); tr. Willmott (Runner-
upy,
Langue: Mrs. Guli and Mr. Luck (Winners) Mrs. Osborne and Mr. Matthews (Runners-up),
Shooting.
Club Championship: Mr. Ballen (Winner); Mr. Young (Runner-up).
Officers' Challenge Cup: Mr. Bullen' (Winner); Mr. Young (Runnera-ppl.
Handicap: Mr. Young (Winner);} Muster Ursoll (Runner-up),
Billiards.
Handicap Mr. Faulkner (Win- ner); Mr. Calesworthy (Rumier-up).
Snooker.
Handicap: Mr. Cook (Winner); Mr.
Lewis (Runner-up).
Bowls.
*Nelson
New Brighton Port Vale.
Southport
2 Acerington
Rochdale
1 Duuenster
4 Chesterfield
2 South Shield»
2 poo was drawn. Some very consistent
batting enabled the home team declare with 162 on the board for the Joss of five wickets. The University made an effort to gel the runs, but time was always against them and when slumps were drawn they were 130 behind with nino wickets in hand,
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Stockport Wigan Wrexham York *Postponed
- Hartlepoolja
2 Halifax
2 Tranmere
1 Darlington
Scottish Lengue.
Aberdeen Ayr Celtic
2 liberniane
A
2 Morton
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3 SL. Mirren
0
Cowdenbeath
4 Clyde
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Dundre U.
2 Falkirk
2
1 Airdrie,
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Motherwell
2 Kilmarnock
0
Queen's i'urk
2 Hamilton
0
4 Dundee
1 Partick,
I
Hearts
Inter · Departmental Competition Rangers (Shiek presented by Commodore | St. Johnstone J. 1. Penron, G.M.G.): Electrical Department,
Departmental Shield.
Highest Aggregate of Points: Con structive Department,
FANLING GOLF.
CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS.
The first and, second, rounds of this championship were played at Fanling yesterday, with the result that L.G. S. Dodwell, L. W. Shewan, A. E. Lissa, un and O. E. C. Marton qualified nå semi-finalists. Marion received walk over frem R. D. Wrigley, whe won the Jasper Clark Cup & fortnight ngo. The two played a friendly game rend in the morning and Marton won fairly easily.
First Round,
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The results of the Arst and second
rounds were as under;
LETTER GOLF
In to-day's letter golf exercise we get down to BRASS TACKS.
BRASS
TACKS
The idea of letter golf is to
·L. G. S. Dodwell bont 11. U. Ireland, Jchunre one word to another and ¦
1 up.
Įda it in par,, a given number of
N. L. Smith beat. P. J. de Romu strokes. Thus to change COW toi and 2.
HIEN, in three strokes, cow,
1. R. Amirewes bent R. Young 4 HOW, HEW, HEN. and 3,
DIVISION II.
Club de Recreio Collapse Against Hongkong C.C. Hongkong C.C. trounced the Club de Recreio.
The Reerela's batting display was weak. Divett, Beck and Duckitt bowled to much good effect that the whole side was out for 64.
Hongkong batted consistently and. compiled total of 242.
Kowloon C.C. v Craigenguwer,"
The match between Kowloon C.C. and Craigengower on the Spriner's ground ended in a draw.
Thanks to a the opening partner. ship between Leonard and Way. Cralgengower compiled total of 128.
Kowloon made an effort to get the runs early on, but when time war called were still a long way behind They Just six wickets in making 02.
Indian R.C. v University.
The Indian R.C. paid a visit to the University and were lucky to escape defeat. They batted first and com- piled a total of 147. University replied with 139 for six.
Friendly Match.
Civil Service and Craigengower engaged in a friendly match at the Valley.
up
Civil Service batted first and ran score of 108, the chief contribu-
toes being F. Baker and F. J. de Rome. Craigengower lost stx wickets in getting the runs. Omur batted well for 33 not out.
BILLIARD RECORD.
ASTONISHING BREAK BY
LINDRUM.
London, Dec. 7. Walter Lindrum, the Australian,
2--You can change only one created a world's billiard record here when playing against Willie Smith, his break being 3,262.-Reuter.
J. W. Shewan bert, A. II. Ferguson letter at a time. 2 and 1.
2 and 1.
3. You must have a complete
W. 1. Dunbar bei K. S. Robertson (word, of common usage, for each ump Slang words and abbrevin- 4.-The order of letters cannot
A. E. Lisaumun beat D, ti, 61, Mac- tions dont's,count. Donald 2 al 1.
0. E. C. Marton walk over from Rbe changed. D. Wrigley.
One solution is printed
J. M. Walker beat 1 G. Bennett 7 Janother page.
and 6.
-Second Round.
L. G. S. Dodwell bent N. 1., Smith
A and 1.
I. W. Shewan beat 1. R. Andrewles
4 and 2.
A.. E. Lizzaman bent W. L. Dunbar 3 and 2.
0. E. C. Marton bent J. M. Walker 3 and 1,
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[Data ou billiard records are con-
Whittaker's Almonac fusing.
for 1929 states.The rules have been altered so frequently that the record breaks are now somewhat confusing. Under the rules introduced last season on W. Smith claims the record of 1,170. Newman under previous rules holds the record of 1,174 mode in 1924. Lindrum in Australia made a break
LEO DIEGEL CHAMPION of 1879 in 1926. The Almanack
RETAINS THE AMERICAN
GOLF TITLE.
for 1020 states.-W. Newman appears to hold the break record in England; with a break of 1,231 made under the new rules, but the rules have been so Los Angeles, Dec. 8. often changed and amended that pre- Leo Diegel retained the American vious 'records are no longer of much professional gif championship by use and therefore it is proposed to beating Johnny Farrell 6 and 4 start afresh. W. Lindrum holds the Reuters American Service,
record in Australia with 1,415.3.
Afternoon Race.
Starling gun 247 pm; course.— Club line West to East, Kowloon Rock (P), Cust Rock Mark Boat (P), Chan- nel Rock (S); Shish, Club Iine Enst to West; distance 6.0 miles.
Yacht.
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Royal Navy.
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Major Miles, R.M. 1Jout. Blamett
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Mr. R. J. Yetnall 15
Mr. M. 1. de Ville 16
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The rocant statement that Carnera bocaine a naturalíand Frenchman on Juno 23 gave the fight national in- *terest throughout the whole of France.
-Reuter.
The Fight Described.
'The match between Stribling and Carnera was one of ten rounds and not fifteen. The unhappy incident at the Albert Hall recently was repeated, Carnera being disqualified for door- ing Stribling with a low right hook after the gong had gone in the seventh round.
The referee ordered Carnera to go. to his corner amid excitement. Car- nera's seconds clung to his wrists and dragged him to his corner where he struggled for several seconds with an intensely ferocious look on his face. Carnera said he had not heard tho gong in the pandemonium which followed after the blow.
Carners was completely outclassed· and was unable to connect his pun- ches. On the other hand, the Ameri- can fought strongly and repeatedly landed his left and right to the stomach and face.
By the sixth round Stribling had piled up enough points to win even if he had lost the remaining rounds, le staggered the Italian with a
a right to the point, but was unable to land the finishing blow,-Reuter.
[Carnern weighs twenty stone and.
in his first meeting with Stribling,
he won on a foul in the fourth round
of the contest. The match took pince at the Albert Hall on November 18.]
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
CLUB DEFEAT A BERWICK SIDE.
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·The Club won' from H. M. 3. Der- wick on Saturday afternoon by one goal and three tries (14 points) to one try: (3, points); in a clean 'and moderately fast game. Teams:
Clan-Skinner; Goldman, Scott, Plummer, Lammert; Ross, Clerk; Milne-Day, Suttil, Moodie,, Burch, Riddell, West, Pecre, Maaney.
Berwich-Allen; Ellis, Phillips, Mr. Batten, Woodridge; Lines, Powell; Green, Gibbons, Lt. Harrison, Turner, Davidson, Burrow, Moore, Wallridge.
PRINCE MARRIES.
THE AGA KHAN TAKES
A FRENCH BRIDE.
Aix les Bains, Dec. 7.
The Aga Khan, one of the woalthiest of Indian princes and hend of the world-wide Ismail! Mahomedan ' community, WILA married here this morning in accordance with French law and Moslem rites to Mademoiselle Andre Carron, the daughter of Monsieur Guillaume Carron, an hotel proprietor.-Reuter.
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