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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1930.

HOME FOOTBALL.

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S.

-MATCHES..

The results of Saturday's Home football, as cabled by Reuter,

were:

First Division.

Birmingham Blackburn

Grimsby Huddersfield Leicester Liverpool

Manchester U. Middlesbro Newcastle

Sheffield U.

West Ham

--Secunt

Barnsley Blackpool

Bradford

Bury Chelsea Millwall

Notts, Forest Oldham Southampton Tottenham

West Brom.

1 Leeds

3 Bolton

1 Arsenal

4. Wednesday

4 Aston Villa

2 Derby

3 Portsmouth

Everton

+

1

3 Sunderland

I

3 Manchester C.

0

3 Burnley

Division.

2 Cardiff

3 Swansea

LOCAL RADIO.

GRAMOPHONE MUSIC FOR

TO-DAY, 7

Programme,

To-day's Wireless Broadcast by ZBW, on 355, metres.

11.00-11.30 am. Commercial news, 12.30-1.30 p.m. Demonstration pro- gramme.

Pro-

1.18 p.m. Weather report. '5.00-6.00

p.m. European cramme, of 11. 11. V. and Victor re cords by courtesy of Messrs, Moutric and Company.

"Prelude in C Sharp Minor,"

(Rachmaninoff, Op. 3, No. 2), "Spinning Song," (Mendelssohn,

Op. 67, No. 4),

Sergei Rachmaninoff", "Jimmy Valentine-Characteristic Fox Trot," by Nat Shilkret and Victor Orchestra, "Love Dreams-Waltz," by the

Troubadours,

5 Preston N.E..

2 Bristol C.

3 Noits. County

"It All

0 Hull

6 Reading

1 Charlton

2 Stoke

A Wolves

4 Bradford C.

Third Division (South).

Brentford

Brighton Bristol R. Clapton 0.

Coventry Merthyr New port Plymouth Swindon Torquay

Watford

0 Norwich

"The Black Jacks,"

(De

George Lemaire-Rex Vari.

on You-Fox Trot," -Henderson),

Waltz-Waltz," Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. "Roses of Yesterday-Fox Trot,"

(Irving Berlin), "My Window

of Dreams-Waltz," (Al Bryan John Klenner),

Waring's Pennsylvanians,

Trot." In-Fox]

Klages-Alexandra

de Markoff),

5 Fulham

11

1 Crystal Pal.

2

"0, Ya

2 Queen's P.R.

4. Walsall

0 Exeter

0 Luton

I Northampton

0

3 Gillingham

1 Southend

1

0 Bournemouth

0

Third Division (North).

Barrow

"Carlisle

Crewe

Nelson

New Brighton

Port Vale

Southport

Stockpart

Wigan

Wrexham

York

2 "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers-

Fox Trot."(Leon Jessel), Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. "Serenata," (Mascagni), "Zazn-O mio piccole tavolo ingembrato (My Deak, Like My Heart, is Encumbered with Care).

Giovanni Martinell. "Sleepy Honolulu Town-Waltz," @"Sweet Hawaiian Dream Girl-Waltz," Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra.

LADIES' HOCKEY.

HONGKONG DEFEAT RECREIO IN CAER CLARK CUP,

The Hongkong Ladies' Hockey Club again proved too good for the Club do Recreio ladies' hockey team on Satur day afternoon, when these terms met for the second time in the contest for the Caer Clark Cup. The Hong- kong ladies were superior in almost every department and emerged victors

five goals to by five

ong after a rather -one-aided

winners

game.

showed a better know- of the gante and combined well, while, on the other hand, the Recreio ladies were lacking in team-work. The defence of the Hongkong team again showed up wall and succeeded

breaking

The

ledge

int

up

movements by Promising i

The teams were: Club

de Recreio.-E. M. Xavier, C. M. 0. Basto, M. Remedios, M. Roza, C. Botelho, L. Silva-Netto, A. Basto and A. Roza.

Ostlund, M. Basto,

Hongkong Ladies. Smalley, B. Gray, Lack, E. O'Hagen, B. M. Pope, M. L. Wallace, I. C. Bell, E. M. Donelan, D. F. Stanton, M. Smalley and M. McCabe.

The table, as it stands, is as fol- lows:

P. W. L. D. F. A. P. 3 3 -16 3 6

Kowloon Hongkong Recreio

1 3 2

- 9 4 4 4.- 4 22 -

The contest has reached a very in- teresting stage. Recreio have lost twice to both Kowloon and Hongkong: Hongkong have two victories to their credit with one defeat and Kowloon have won all the three matches they have p

played.

There is only one more match be- fore the contest is brought to an end. Kowloon are favourites and will meet Hongkong in the remaining fixture. A win or draw for the former will place them on top but even a win same for Hongkong will have the

1 "I Want to Meander in the Meadow-result unless Hongkong considerably

Fox Trot,"

G "Maybe!Who Knows?-Fox Trot,"

2 Rochdale

Tarlington

2 Chesterfield

3 Hartlepools

4 Halifax

7 Rotherham

1

1 Doncaster

3 Tranmere

2 Accrington

1

1 Sth. Shleids

ង

I Lincoln

0

Scottish League.

Aberdeen Clyde Cowdenbeath Dundee U.

Falkirk

Hamilton

Ilibernians

1 St. Johnstone

0

2 Airdrie

7 Ayr

0 St. Mirren

0 Celtic

4 Morion

1 Motherwell

Kilmarnock

1 Partick T

Queen's Park Rangers

2 Dundee

1 Hearts

Scotland Beats Ireland.

Glasgow, Feb. 22. Thirty thousand people watched the football match at Celtic Park be- tween Scotland and Ireland, the home team winning by three goals to one.

The skill of Morton and James, of Gallacher and the opportunism

Gallacher beat the Irish players. scored two goals for Scotland, while Stevenson, netted the third. For

Ireland. McCaw was Reuter.

********

the scorer.-

BIG OIL MERGER.

SUBJECT TO LEGAL DECISION.

New York, Feb. 22.

Charles Dornberger and His Orch. 7.00-0.04 p.m. Experimental pro- gramme.

9.00-10.30 p.m.

European Pro- gramme of H. M. V. and Victor re- cords by courtesy of Messrs. Moutrie and Company. "1812 Overture."

Op. 49),

(Tschaikowsky,

Garden.

Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent "Eugen Onegin-Waltz."

(Tschaikowsky),

Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden.

"Pagliacci-Balatella (Ye Birds

without Number)" "Berceuse (Lullaby), (Gogard),

Alma Gluck. "Spanish Dance," (Granarios-Casals), "Vito,"

Pablo Casals. "Duna," (Marjorie Pickthall-

Josephine McGill), "Gypsy Love Song.”

improve their goal average.

H.M.S. Kent v. Kowloon Ladies A friendly and enjoyable game was played at King's Park on Saturday

the between

Kowloon afternoon Ladies' Hockey Club and a team from H.M.S. Kent, resulting in a win for the sailors by five goals to four. The game was n keenly-contested one. The ladies played up well and the sailors had to fight hard to win.

University Teams.

The following will represent the Hongkong University hockey teams in matches to be played this week:

First elevent against the Punjab Regiment on the University ground at 5 p.m. to-morrow: A B. Sulieman (Capt.), K. T. Loke, G. E. Yeoh, A. A. Aziz, V. Enok, W. A. James, Ng Kam- 46, S. L. Wong, N. da Silva, A. Basto and H. E. M. Adams.

Eleven Second

against -the H.K.S.R.A. on the University ground at 5 p.m. on Wednesday: A. A. Aziz (Capt.), V. Erek, S. C. Ho. A. B. Suliernan, N. da Silva, T. W. Goh, Ng Kam-sol, A. Basto, S. L. Wong, J. Gutterea, Kho Han-po. Reserves, W. A. James and H. E. M. Adams. Mischa Elamn.

Second eleven against the Y.M.C.A. "The Rhinegold-Entrance of the Godsat King's Park at 5 p.m. on Thursday:

Into Valhalla," (Wagner),

Symphony Orchestra. (MacDowell,

H. B. Smith-Victor Herbert),

Reinald Werrenrath. "Tes Yeux! (Thine Eyes), "The Dew is Sparkling."

(Rubinstels-Elman),

Witches' Dance,"

Op. 17, No. 21, "1. Nautilus, 2. To the Sea,"

(MacDowell, Op. 55, Nos. 7 and 1), Hans Barth. "Carmen-La bas dans la montagne (Alway, to Yonder Mountain)," (Bizet), "Carmen-Seguidilin (Near the Walls

(Bizet), of Seville)," The merger of the Standard Oil

Geraldine Farrar. Company of New York and the "Mexican Dances," (Josa Briseno), Vacuum Oil Company will be sub"Cielito Lindo," ject to a legal dreision which will bo Bought carly to settle all doubla whether it can be regarded as an infringement of the Anti-Trust

will be new company formed, to be called the General Petroleum Corporation, which form the two subsidiaries, and will enable the old companies to re- tain their present names and trade marks and existing managenients. -Reuter' American Service.

laws.

A

Mexican_Tipica Orchestra. "Nina (Venetian Song),"

"Torna a Surriento

(The Return to Sorrento),"

Giovann! Martinelli. "Sylvia Ballet-Pizzicati," (Delibes), "Sylvio Ballet-Intermezzo and Valse

Lente," (Delibes), San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. "Black Eyes," (Russian Gypsy Song), "Two Guitars,"

(Russinn Gypsy Song),

Victor Salon Orchestra. 10.30 p.m. Close down.

V. Enok (Capt), O. de Silva, N. da Silva, W. A. James, C. M. Lee, A. Gosano. T. W. Gob, Ng Kam-sol, A. Basto, J. Guttures, S. C. Ho.

YEAR, BOOK SEIZED.

BAN ON TIENTSIN PAPER.

Tientsin, Feb. 23. Following the postal ban im- posed by the District Kuomintang on the Peking and Tientsin Times, copies of which malled abroad have repeatedly been confiscated, the Chinese censors yesterday seized six copies of the China Year Book, which is published by the Times, addressed to Los An- geles University of International Relations.

Renewed protests are being lodged with the local authorities. -Reuter.

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