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of

WORLD SPORT SPORT

LOCAL FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW.

ARMY IN THE LAI WAH CUP SEMI-FINAL

KOWLOON V. CLUB.

A counter-attraction to the Lah

THE HONGKONG-TELEGRAPH... FRIDAY, JANUARY 9,- 1931,

traditional rivals, the Club, pro vite the opposition. Form would nuxgent a win for the home side.

The Police should, manage victory against St. Joseph's.

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Probable Toamas, Probable teams include: Club:-Rodger: Strange, Bishop

McBride, Stewart, Dunean; Watson, Duncan,

Segaten, Gray and Wallington.

With Cup match on the programme Kowloon--Angus; Martin, Pile: Hedley, Blies, Dowman, Me- Kelvic. Moro, Simpson. "Cotton, Grimwood, Fannon and

Gillot.

for to-morrow is provided by the first clash of the season between the Kowloon F.C. and the long- kong F.C. on the Kowloon ground. -postponed a fortnight ngo,

The fixture list is apponded: Lai Wah Con Semi-Final. Chinese 'v. Army.-Club ground, 4

31.12.

Benlor League. Kowloon v. Hongkong F.--Kow-

loon, p.m.

St. Joseph's v. Police.-St. Joseph's,

1 p.m.

Second Division.

96. Joseph's V.

Josepia, 2.10

Kowloon St.

Argylis v. lecrela. Chatham Rd..

4 p.m.

South China V Navy. Carlane

Hill, 2.30.

Club, Eastern--Navy, 2.30.

Chinese

V

2.30.

R.A.

v.

2,30.

Darderers. Stadiums,

Poller:-Clarke: Perkins, Brit- tnia Thorpe. Oram, Shep herd; Gowans, Pile, Fraser, Cornwall, and Brown.

A NEW RIFLE CLUB.

CIVILIAN ORGANISATION TO

BE ESTABLISHED.

As will be seen by an advertino. meat appearing on another page, a meeting is being called of all those intorcatod in rifle shooting, in the Board Room of Monars, Jardino, Matheson and Co., Ltd., at 0.30 p.m. en January 16th.

remembered

We learn that this meeting is being called for the purpose of constituting Rifle Club, under the auspices of which the Rife League would be shot off yearly. It will be that the Rifle League fell into inactivity for a few years and that last year it was revived, the League and the Interport Shoot being aue: confully organised, The League, by the very nature of its constitution, can only enjoy a membership of the various Clubs contesting, but now it in hoped to form a Club which enn be joined by all civilians interested. The Government has, we are in-

which has

formed, adopted a very favourable altitude towards the project, and has granted the site necessary for a new range, the lack of hitherto been the greatest stumbling block to rifle shooting in the Colony. Thin new range will be situate at the north end of Kowloon Tong, in the valley above the south face of the readily railway tunnel. It will be accessible, being but a few minutes walk from the Kowloon Tong bus terminus.

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY.

0.20 A. B. Stewart & J. II. Halker. 0.24 . Eager & W. J. Clerk. 0.28 H. C. Shrubsole & A. O. Brown. 9.32 E. Taylor & H. A. Mill. 9.36 A. C. Meredith & A. F. Judd. 9.40 O. B. Terdre & G. A. Lelper. 9.44 E. don Voeux & N. K. Little

John.

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9.48 L G. 5. Dodwell. & H.

Ireland,

9.52 C. E. Holmes & T. Law. 9.66 . Morrison & IL. G. Mills,

U.

10.00 D. J. Gilmore & T, S. Whyte-

Smith, 10.04 A. H. Penn & V. R. Cordon. 10.08 D. Lyon & G. B. Dunnett, 19.12 R. K. Hepburn & D. Forbos. 10.16 B. K. Valentine & II. Spicer. 10.20 A. C. 1. Bowker & J. D. H.

Crawford,

10.24 R. H. Wild & J. R. Collis, 10.28 A. E Stam & W. N. Buyers.

acfadden & Q. A. A 10.36 A. D. Humphreys & J. Hinton. 10.40 J. P. Warren & G. Mitchell.

10.44 A. H. Ferguson & L. R. An.

drewes. 10.45 W. C. Shields & W. R. Vailance, 102 Comdr. Priestley & J. 3. French 10.50 J. MacKnight & F. D. Matthews.

100 F. M. Ellis & S. S. Porry. 11.04 D. S. Robb & A. Leach. Kowloon 2nd: Angus: Guest,

11.08 . P. Fletcher & A. W. Hodges, 11.12. Stone & J. Coulthart. Eastman: Everest, Gilchrist, Smith: W. 1. Brown; Whit-f

It is probable that a revolver shoot 11.16 L. Yates & 11. A. Lammert. Hing. Spary, W. Brown, and ing section and a miniature range B. Smith & J, S. Dykes. Bickford. Reserves: Kerr, will be provided, whilst the question 1.24 J. Stuart & A. Ritchie.

1.28 L. C. Grover & K. K. Rounds of Ladies' Section has also Davies, White.

|11,32 D. J. Keogh & F. M. Hanlon. Chub 2nd Fogwill: Stoker, acusard, Years ago. ladles

to shoot in Hongkong, and it is hoped 11.36 . Campbell & T. J. Price. Patouloff Sloan. Puncheon, to revive the pantime. A clay pigeon 11.40 W. A. Smalley & Hampton. Hynes: Smith. Bell. Strange shooting section may possibly also be 11.44 A. G. Coppin & S. II. Langaton.

11.48 G. J. Waddell & J. Forbes. Jackam and Tavlin

11.52 R. M. Henderson & A. B. Purves. 1156 Dr. Nicholson & W. N. Fleming. Noon G. T. May & C. M. Roberts. |122.64 (1, 11. M. Andrewey & A. J. R.

WOIT

CRICKET.

The following have been select-i

match

ed to represent the University 2nd

cricket University,- Sonkunpit. [X] in a friendly

against Queen's College on Satur- Third Division.

day, 10th inst.. at 2 p.m.. sharp. On the Home Ground. T. Loke P.

ILE. v. Swo-Chatham Rand, 2.36

formed,

been

used

It is the hope of the organisers that there will be big attendance at the meeting, especially in view of the Government's rendy co-operation.

LIBEL CASE JUDGMENT

BROTHERS' ACTION AGAINST

NEWSPAPER

Bouth China v. Borderers.—Creą (Caut.). A: A. Aziz, G. E. Yeon, Rice Finlay at Bristol Assizes the

F

12, C. E. Moore & R. S. W. Pater-

Non.

12.12 P. S. Grant & T. S. Marshall. 1216 R. W. Taplin & J. B. Lanyon. 12.20 Capt. Williams &.C. W. Jeffries. 12.24 J. P. Sherry & W. A. Weight

true.

Judgment was given by Mr, Jus- Hino Hill, 4 p.m.

I. Tan, P. M. N. da Silva,

They wanted to vindicate R.A.S.C. v. Fuklen.--Chinese, 2.00. H. Chinero v. R.A.0.C-Chinese, 4 p.m., II. Nomanhhoy, W. Jumes, case in which three Bristol broth

their characters from the charge Zimmern, Mers named GOALIE E.

Robbins brought an Re: W. K. Choti. action for libel against Western implied in the alleged libe) of The Army and the Chinese Yahyathay

lack of Glial devotion. The following have been select- Newspapers, Ltd. should provide an extremely fast

The jury found in favour of the jed to represent the University The case arose out of the death and interesting game on the Club Past and Present against the of an elderly woman and the sub- plaintiffs, and assensed damages at ground. The excellent form ex Combined League in a whole day serpent death of her son. They £500. Legal arguments were then hibited by the Servicemen on New friendly cricket match on Sunday, were buried together, and next heard by the Judge as to whether of do- Year's Day would seem to indicate 11th instant on the Home Ground day in the Evening World, Bris- the articles was capable that they have an excellent chance at 11 am.: J. N. Anderson tol, there appeared a report head, famatory meaning in law.

Mr. Justice Finlay entered judg- of obtaining victory. Neither Capt.). L. T. Ride, S. V. Gitting, ed "Mother burled with her son.

ment for £166 13s, 4d. for each team has been published.

F. Zimmern, E. Zimmern, J. Life in poverty at Westbury. Youngsnye, D. K. Samy. A. T. Lev. It was contended for the plain- plaintiff, with costs. A large, crowd is expected on A. B. Suleman. A. M. Rodrigues, tiffs that the suggestion that the the Kowloon ground, where their A. Rakar.

woman lived in poverty was un-

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jed.

A star of execution was grant-

SHAMEEN FOOTBALL

LEAGUE.

MOTH HOLDS TARANTULA TO A DRAW.

CRICKET.

LOCAL TEAMS FOR

SATURDAY.

The following will represent the Indian R.C. in a league match against, the Kowloon C.C. on Saturday, on the

Shameen, Jan. 8. A very fast and Interesting game was played here yesterday latter's ground: when H.M.9. Tarantula met H.M.S. A. H. Rumjahn (Capt.), A. H. Moth in a League match.

From

|Madar, A. el Arculli, A. A. Rumjahn, the kick-off, Tulas were early Invading the Moth goal and from F. D. Fereira, B. A. Imall, A. R. a molec in front of goal Manner-Minu, A. K. Minu, O. Ismail, J. 8. A. ing netted before five minutes hud Curream, F. M. Arcûlli. elapsed. The game continued to bo fast, with both aidon making raids, and some very good footbull was witnessed, the Moth forwards being especially good in combining movements.

Volunteer Te

The following will represent the Volunteers against the Civil Service Cricket Club at 11 am, sharp, on Sunday E. J. R. Mitchell (Capt.), Capt. W. H. G. Goater, R. R. Davies, A. C. Beck, N. A, E. Mackey, A, Reid, F. 8. W. Smith, R. II. D. Wade, J. P Whitham, G. C. Burnett, H. S. Clip

With the Tain goalie out of position, Denstone shot for goal from just outside the goal area, when the Tula's right back ringdale. handled in trying to save.

From

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the ensuing penalty. Dewey scored with shot that gave Bagshaw no for victory, the Moth if anything chance.. Shortly afterwards, having the better of the exchanges Byles scored again for the Moth in the latter part of the game. with a cross-shot from the left The following teams were lined up wing, the ball entering the goal under S.B.A. Cardy. high up in the right hand corner. Half-times-Moth,

Koals; Tarantula, 1 goal.

After

2

Tarantula-Bagshaw, Perkins, Leeds; Evans, Wobb, Talbot; Lieut. Cobb, Connon, Mannering, the resumption. Tulas Ailen, Tubb, were pressing hard

Moth:-Avery: Dewey, Purdy: equaliser and from a corner their Swainson, Nuan, Shawer; Byles, efforts were rewarded.

Lieut. Short. Beckett. Denstone, mainder of the same was fairly Hodgkinson.-Oter Own Correapon [even, both sides struggling hard dent.

for the

The re-

BABY HANDED OVER IN COURT.

MOTHER AUSENT.

London, Doc. Joan Margaret Carroll, the 20- months old baby who has been the subject of a lengthy 'disputa, 'was brought to the Law Courts yostor- day for delivery to its mother, Ellen Carroll, in compliance with the order of the Appeal Court on Tuesday.

The mother, a Roman Catholic, won her appeal in har suit against the Homeless Children's Ald and adoption Society and F. B. Meyer Children's Home (Incorporate), a

Protestant society to whom she had confded the child. The society had been in communication with

a Protestant couple, who were ready to adopt the child.

The baby was accompanied by a matron and nurse, and was handed over to a solicitor,

child's au the mother was not present

LOCAL HOCKEY.

Y:M.CA. TEAM AGAINST

H.M.S. SOMME. The following will represent the Y.M.C.A. seconds in a hockey match against H.M.S. Somme at King's Park on Saturday, commencing at 3.30 p.m.: J. M. Purvin, ^. LA. W. J. Sestcher, Tipple, R. A. Bates, Allen, R. Dormer, H. Muller, L. Macey, W. II. 9alth, Parker and W. Brown. Colours: Black and White.

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