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THE

WORLD SPORT.

·LOCAL FOOTBALL.

FRIENDLY MATCHES ON

SATURDAY.

The R.A. and Argylls met in a friendly game on the Garrison ground at Sookunpoo on Saturday, the RA winning by two clear goals.

The Argylls werd well served in the attack, but Fletcher was outstanding in the Gunters' goal. Walker scored the only goal of the opening half.

but

The Argylls were unlucky during the second half of the game for they had the measure of the Gunners failed to pass Fletcher. A mistake by the Argylls' defence let in Moore and he went through to score the RA's second goal.

Hay led the Argylls' attack in grest style but they failed to register a goal and retired defeated by two goals to pil.

South China v. Navy.

A friendly game between the above teams was played at Caroline Hill, South China winning by three clear goals. The Navy had out an experi- mental team but found South China in good form. The only goal of

of the first half was scored by Ip Pak-wa.

Resuming, the Navy got together better than during the first half but falled against South China's defence. Further goals by Fong King-cheong and Chui Kwok-luen gave South China the victory by three goals to nil.

Garrison Football.

HOME FOOTBALL."

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES

The results of Saturday's Home football are given below. All are from Reuter accepting the 2nd Division Scottish League.

First Division.

1 Manchester C. 2

Middlesbro".

Birmingham Blackpool Bolton Gr Grimsby Leeds Leicester Liverpool Manchester U4 Shefeld U. Sunderland West Ham

1 Aston Villa

* Wednesday

4 Blackburn

Portsmouth

1 Endderadeld

Newcastle

* Derby

THE TAIKOO CLUB: SWIMMING GALA:

EVENTS UNAFFECTED BY WEATHER,

The inclement weather did not pre- vent the Taikoo 'Club'swimming gala being held at the Victoria Recreation Club yesterday afternoon and quite a large sized, gathering assem bled to contribute to the success of the sports.

The entries in all the events were quite large and keen rivalry was shown during the meet Excellent swimming was witnessed in spite of the coldness of the water and the cold bręcze blowing. The keenest interest was aroused in the sports by the younger generation who were greatly in preponderance,

All the oventa were worked off smoothly without any hitch and great credit is due to the organisers for the precision with which the various races wero carried but

At the conclusion of the meet Mrs. F. J. Shervell distributed a glitter. ing collection of prizes.

Mr. D. B. Bone, presiding at the distribution, said Ladies and Gen- tlemen, Boys and Girls. "If you

realised as I do to what an extent the success of this event to-day has been due to the enterprise and energy of

of Mr. Russell you

Would 1 understand my diffidence in now ad- dressing you. I can only thank you all very much on behalf of the Taikoo Clab, for making this gain a success, especially when one considers the Inclement weather which has made travelling rather uncomfortable. We are greatly indebted to those mem- bers who generously subscribed to the funds thereby allowing us to engage the bath of the Victoria Re creation Club, to whom we tender our best thanks for their generosity.

2 Arsenal

4 Chelsea

Second Division.

1 Bristol C.

1

1 Barnsley

1

8 Reading

3 Stoke

0

8 Millwall

1

1 Southampton

Cardiff

Bradford C. Charlion Burnley Natts. Forest Oldham Plymouth Port Vale Preston NE Swannes Tottenham

West Brom.

5 Wolves

Bary

3 Bradford

Third Division (South).

*Bournemouth

Bristol, R. Coventry

Exeter

Gillingham Luton Now port Swindon Queen's Park

Walsall

The Hongkong Garrison Football League opened the season last week, tham matches being played each afternoon from Monday to Friday on the mill. tary ground at Sookunpoo. Seventeen ench teams have entered the League, battery of the R. A. provinfantry. Ave the Somerset Light teams,

the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders four teams, and R.E., R. Signals, R.A.S.C., R.A.M.C. and R.A.O.C. one team each. All the Extures for the

have been allotted their dates, and each side will play the other teams once. Even the fixture-list goes ng far as $0, January 1931.

SM1800

30th Only a few matches are being played between" November 7th and December 1st, as troopships will be. arriving and departing during this period,

whilst Camps will also take from Hongkong

a number of troops to out-lying stretches of

New

1 Everton

1 Watford

1

2

Crystal Pal.

1

Thames Torquay

2 Clapton 0.

Northampton

3 Southend

0 Brentford

4 Brighton

1 Notts County

7 Norwich

Third Division (North). Accrington Barrow Chesterfield Darlington Doncaster Gateshead

Halifax

New Brighton Rochdale

Southport Stockport

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"Our swimming gala is now be CHINA AND SEAT ON coming an annual event and as the scars

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1 of the Talkoo Club. Due to ransons

2 best known to others our programme has been altered somewhat. But we 2 have included all the potential swim-

2

THE LEAGUE.

SUCCESS NOT LIKELY IN

THE ELECTION.

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Paris

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Genova, Sept. 13., China is again this year com-Bombay

Milan peting for a non-permanent seat Now York on the League of Nations Council, Oslo the election for which is to be held on Tuesday next. It is very rid doubtful, however, whether she Shanghai will succeed.

I mers in our midst and hope they will the necessary courage to pluck up 1 participate in the various events at 3 this

"Owitic

to unsatisfactory condl would be very pleased to have the four young ladies again try the Wee Channel swim as I feel con- fident that given more suitable candi- tions they can all do it. We wish to thank Mr. and Mrs.. Shaw for their three vacant seats will be filled

Tranmere

York Rotherham

2

1 Crewe

* Hull

0. Lincoln

1 Nelson

0. Wigan

4 Wrexham

1 Carlisle

Hartlepools

1

First Division Scottish,

2 Motherwell

1 Hearts

of the Territories. The fixtures as arrange. Aberdeen provide for the fire Somerset provide for

teams playing off forty-three matches Clyde before their departure India, East Fife

for when their unplayed matches in tho Lengue will be taken over by the

Falkirk

Hamilton Hibernians

Morton

South Wales Borderers who relieve Kilmarnock the Somersets in November. cannot be judged at present, but there will be a number of changes in most sides

and the Artillery will lose some of their best exponents when troop- ships depart.

Last week's matches, and, their re- sults may be summarised as follows:

31st, Battery, R.A., defeated "C" Company, SLI, by three goals to two.

"D" Company. S.L.I.. defeated the Royal Corps of Signals by seven goals to nil.

RAM.C.. lost to "B" Company. S.L.I., by seven goals, scoring two to their opponents nine.

"B" Company, A. and S. Hidrs,

defeated 12th Battery, R.A., by the

Koal

odd

H.

in five.

H. Q. Company, S.L.L, drew with

Q. Company, A. and S. Eldrs... each team scoring once.

This week's games in the Area- Football League are all to be played nt Sookunpod, though next week all the three grounds. i... Sookпnpoo, Chatham Road, and Happy Valley. will be in use. For this week the fixtures are as follows:

Queen's Park Rangers

1 Airdrie.

1 St. Mirren

◊ Celtic

0 Partick

2 Ayr

1 Cowdenbeath

2 Dundee

4 Leith

Scottish.-Second Division.

Albion R Arbroath Bo'ness Brechin C. Dumbarton Dandee, U. Dunfermline King's Park Queen O' Sth.

St. Bernard's

I Bt. Johnstone E. Stirling Forfar Ath.

Raith R

4 'Montrose

Third Lanark

Alloa

↑ Armadale

5 Clydebank.

3 Stenh'nemair

- ARMOUR WINS THE "PRO" TITLE.

PUTT ON THE LAST GREEN DECIDES ISSUE.

we

Brusscis

Berlin

Lisbon

It is generally expected that the Vienna

American country and

one Hongkong

for the channel swim the prizes by the Irish Free State, one South Buenos Aires

After the distribution of the prizes, Scandinavian nation.-Reuter.

.

Mrs. Shervell was presented with a boquet of flowers and three hearty cheers were called for her.

The Officials.

Hon. President, Mr. T. H. R. Shaw. Hon. Vice-Presidents, Messrs. K. E. Greig and A. R. H. .Phillips.

Chairman, Mr. D. B. Bone, Judges, Messrs. R. Gray, T. Stain- aton, J. Polson and W. B. Adama.

Handicapper and Starter, Mr. James. Stewart.

S

Hon. Sereiary, Mr. J. Russell. Hon. Treasurer, Mr. D. Munro.

Results:

Boys Race, One Length.-Class "A. 1, C. Amery: 2, J. Wade.

Class B.; D. Wilson; 2, D. Gray.

Girls Race, one length Class "A" -1, Non Laing; 2, R. Summers. Class "B"-1, H. Weir; 2. V. Gray.

Youths Race, 100 yards.-1, J., Sloan; 2. R. Amery,

0

1,

Fresh Meadows, Sept. 13. Armour won the professional golf

S.L.I. v. "C" Çay, championship by beating Gene Sara-

A. and SJI.

RAS.C. v. B" Co

Wednesday, "A" Coy., S.L.I. "D" Cav., S.L.I.

Thursday, R. Engineers, v. 81st

Btv.. R.A.

Friday. R.A.0.C. v. R. Signals. All games will commence at 5 o'clock.

LOCAL CRICKET.

PREPARING FOR THE LEAGUE SEASON.

zen one up.. The Scotsman and the New Yorker reached the final hole even and there was a matter of inches in the distance between the balls and by the referee, Leo Diegel. His patt the cup. Armour was declared away

went straight for the hole with barely.

it. Sara- enough momentum to sink zen, putting only six inches, less than his opponent, missed by an inch. Tommy Armour's putt gave him a par four for the holo and the match. -Reuter's American Service.

DEFEAT AVENGED.

LONDON GIRLS' SUCCESS IN BERLIN. **

In a trial ericket match on the Sockenpoo ground, an Indian eleven captained by A. H. Ruminhn defeated nside cantained by F. M. el Arculli.

Berlin, Sept. 11. Batting first. Areulli's side wore di missed for the meagre total of 48, London avenged Great Britain's Hajer Esmail contributing 18. A. e el

defeat at the Prague women's Arentli was the most successful athletle Olympiad by beating the bowler, capturing four wickets for Berlin girls by 47 palats to 46. The Londoners won all the track events 12 rank.

Rumjahn's eleven made 96 runs. except the hundred metres. Four A. Arculli followed up his good Japanere participate but outside, the bowling by scoring 2 runs. He was competition.-Router

associated in a good first wicket partnership with S. A. Ismail, who

scored 21 runs. Scores of 10 and 13

by A. H. Madar and A. R. Abbes LONDON TO BRIGHTON.

helped to well the total.

Argylis v. Somersets..

Playing on the Royal Navy ground | HOLDER ESTABLISHES. NEW at King's Park, the machine gun of the A, and S. H. defeated

Company

the Headquarters Wing of the Somer- set Light Infantry by 35 runs. The

WALK RECORD.

London, Sept. 13. Highlanders took the first lease of the T Green (Belgrave Harriers) the wickets and totalled 75 runs. 1/Cpt. holder of the title, won the London- Robson was top scorer with 29 runs Brighton walk in the record time of Wing, S.L.I., were all di 8 hours, 2 minutes, 55 seconds, Lad- low of Derby was second in 8 hours; 26 minutes 35 seconds; and Brignoli (Italy) third in 8 hours, 30 minutes,

The H. missed for 40 runs. L/CPL Temple man contributing 16 runs. Robson followed his batting success by taking six wickets for eight runs.

28 seconds.---Router:

IROGOYEN. STAYS A PRISONER.

NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE ARGENTINE.

New York, Sept. 13.

A message from Buenos Aire states that it is officially announced that ex-President Irigoyen has been arrested. He will not be allowed to leave Argentina. He is still on board a cruiser which is lying just outside the harbour.-Reuter.

Blindfold Race, Boys', one length- 1, C. Amery: 2, F. MeNellie. Girls.

Ladies Race, Senior-50 yards, C. Weir; 2, G. MeNellie. G. Swan; 2, C. Weir.

Ladies Race Senior-50 yards. F. Cousins; 2;

J. Whyte,

Men's Race, one length.-1, R Gray; 2.1. Wade.

1,

Married Ladies' Race, one length.

2, Mrs. Oswald. Mrs. Wilson;

A1, John Sloan; Diving. Class 2. T. Stainton. Class 8.1, C Amery; 2, R. McLeod.

Diving, Girls, Class "A."-1, G. Swan; 2, F. Cousins. Class "B."-1, Nan Laing: 2, R. Summers,

Funt

Mixed Team Race, Senior "A."-1, Mr. Russell's team; 2, Mr. Gray's team.

Mixed Team Race, Junior "B."-T, Mr. J. Sloan's team; 2, Mr. R. Amery's team.

Mixed Team Race, Juvenile "A."-

Goneva

Stockholm

Prague

Athens Montevideo Yokohama Silver (spot and forward)

1/3/ .25.066

.18,005

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DOEG BEATS SHIELDS

IN FINAL:

WINS THE AMERICAN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP.

Forest Hill, Sept. 14. In the final of the American Lawn Tennis Singles Champion ship played here to-day Doeg beat Shields 10-8, 1-6, 6-4, 16-14-m Reuter's American Service.

NARCOTIC DRUGS

RUSSIA. INVITED TO GENEVA CONFERENCE.

Geneva, Sept. 18.

The Council is inviting Ruseir

1. Master F. McNeille's team; 2, to participate in the forthcoming Master C. Amery's team.

Wee Channel Swim held on Wed-Conference on the manufacture of nesday, September 10, Senior, R. narcotic drugs, as she has be Amery: 2, J. Sloan. Junior-1, Ina come a manufacturing country-

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