1932-10-17 — Page 20

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1932,

SATURDAY'S LOCAL SOCCER FULL OF SURPRISES

INTERPORT TRIAL

TEAM

LINCOLNS. REPRESENTED

The following have been selected to play in an Inter- port trini mätch vornur Royal Navy on the Hongkong Foot- ball Club ground on Sunday, 23rd October. Kick-off 4 p.m. ahorp,

Rodger (Club); Mullane (S.W.B.), Strange (Club);

Lam Yuk Ying (CA.A.), Barber (Lincolns), Tong Kwan (5.C.A.A.);

Chan Shui Hong (8.C.A.A.),

· Dominy (Club), Howe (Club), Leonard (St. Jos.), Duncan (S.W.B.).

Man

Reserves: Lau (S.C.A.A.), A. Duncan (Club),

B. Gosano (St. Joe), Walker (RA),

MAMAK

HOCKEY.

FORWARDS

IN THEIR

ELEMENT

A NEW RECORD SCORE

GERMANS CONCEDE ANOTHER EIGHT

(By "Bully-Of").

By defeating the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club by 10 goals to nil on Saturday the II.K. and S. Battery

R.A.. set up a new rutord in goal- acoring in the Mamak Tournament. The previous record was jointly

shared by St.

Koala

Andrew's, and the

Radio, both teams registering eight against the R.E. and thu German Club respectively.

The Battery were far superior to their opponents and completely out- clansed them. They netted six times before the interval and during the second half added another four.

SIX 2nd HALF GOALS.

The Incognitoa maintained their unbeaten record when they defeated the Gorman Clab on Saturday in a competition KAMO the tune of eight goals to one, at Caroline Hill. At first sight the score would appear to Indicate a very one-sided

gamo

but this was not the cano for the Club offered not a little resistance. During the first half they defended

STAGGERING DEFEAT

OF THE CLUB

PROBLEMS FACING KOWLOON: NAVY

RECEIVE A SURPRISE

DAY OF TALL SCORING IN ALL THREE DIVISIONS

ד'

A staggering defeat of the Club by the Borderers,

an unexpected reverse by Kowloon at the hands of St. Joseph's, and the triumph of the Police over the Navy were some of the features of Saturday's local

soccer.

Others included some high scoring, when certain games saw nine, eight and seven goals registered, and the achievement of the Athetic in beating South China in the second Division.

HEADS TO IT-An Incident in the Kowloon ▾ St. Joseph's. Jet

Division football league match on Saturday, when the Slants

gained surprising victory.

The local "derby" between the Kowloon and Club second RUNAWAY VICTORY FOR

strings resulted in an oasy win for the mainlanders.

RESULTS AND LEAGUE TABLES

FIRST DIVISION.

Borderers

7 Club

Kowloon

◊ St. Josepha

I.A.

d Recreio

Polter

.4 Navy

0

SUNDAY'S GAME.

Lincolns 3 Athletic

LEAGUE TABLE.

Gonla

P. W. D. L. F. A, Pla. Borderer 3 2 1 0 13 3 5

South China 2 2 0 0 614 St. Joseph 320 1434 Athletic

3 1 1 1 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 3 4 2 1 0 1 6 7 2

Lincoina

Club

Police

TOONSD

B.A.F.

THIRD DIVISION.

Lincolns

2 Recreio

0 Borderors

3 RE.

South China 3 Taikoo

St. Josephs

Athletic

RA.S.C.

R.A.S.C.

1 Signals

4 University

LEAGUE TABLE.

.. 3 30 15 Borderers.4 3 0 0 St. Josephs 3 3 0 0 Athletic

3 0 0

South China 3

Lincolns..

University

Recreio

Talkoo

HJONGGa

NNNOOOOO

WILD LIFE

MACAO'S BIG DAY OF SPORT

POPULAR PONIES IN TRUE FORM

The Macao race meeting yester-; day was a brilliant success, the lancied pontes running well to form and

adequate dividenis.

paying

Wild Life did all that was ex-

WEEK-END CRICKET RESULTS

Police Beat League Champions

•

The following were the results in the various week-end league and, friendly cricket matches.

League

ARSENAL AND CHELSE

LAWN

BOWLS

KOWLOON

DEFEAT

HONGKONG

Aitkenhead Shield Retained

WIN AWA

BRENTFORD FORE

AHEAD

FIRST DEFEAT FO

MOTHERWELL

London, Oct. Aston Villa continued to set ho paco in the League, beating Sheld United by three goals to níí. Armal and Chelsea were the only away ins in the First Division.

City's -

SEASON CLOSES keeper, received

Scriven, Bradford

stomach In Southhampton,

D

3.

the

but

klek in ho match agat noverthabs

The Aitkenhend Shield Competition,. which marks the end of the Lawn Bradford prevailed. Bowls season in Hongkong, took place: Both West Ham and Tettenh on the Kowloon Bowling Green Club Hotspur triumphed before their ofa greens on Saturday afternoon, Kow-supporters, the former scoring o gonia against two by Oldham-ar loon beating. Hongkong for the fourth Own Correspondent, time since the competition commenced in 1928.

FIRST DIVISION.

3 Sheffield U.

2 Arsenal

2

Leicester Chelsen

Everton

Manchester C.

4 Portsmouth

Sunderland

1

Huddersfield

a

Wolves

3

Birmingham

DIVISION.

1. Southampton

3 Notte Forest

1 Rury

3 Lincoln

5 Preston N.E.

A large number of bowls enthusiasts Aston Villa witnessed the afternoon's sport while Blackburn no fewer than 96 bowlers took part Blackpool In the competition itself, including Bolton H.E. the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southora, Derby C.M.G., Oficer Administering the+Leeds Government, who skipped one of the Liverpool Hongkong rinks.

Middlesbro' Newcastle Kowloon proved too good for Hong Wednesday kong and won by 39 shots, being on West Brom. top in eight of the 12 rinks, with Hongkong victorious in two, the

SECOND other two being drawn.

Bradford C. review In a

of the season's Charlton activities, Mr. A, 0. Brawn, the Chesterfield President of the Lawn Bowla Asso- Fulham ciation, said the season was probably Grimally the most successful one in the history Manchester U. of the Association. He congratulated Notts County the Craigengower C.C. on winning

Stoke Swansea Shields and for supplying three Tottenham

in West Ham players for the Interport match Shanghai last month. He also con

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). gratulated the Club de Recreio on winning the Spey Royal Cup and on

Brentford having a member who won the Open Brighton by Singles Championship of the Colony. Bristol C.

Cardiff Coventry. Exeter Luton Norwich Reading Torquay

Police beat LR.C. by 20 runa. Police 101 (Carey 30, Loughlin

Friendlies

pected. of it in the first Macao St (30). LR.C. 81 (Hunter 6 for 25)hoth the senior and junior Learn

Leger and just ran away with the race. Mr. R. H. Charles captured the

I.B.C. 1st XI drew with Craigen- Volunteer's

event putting power. I.R.C. 92 (A.A. Rumjahn Last week I intimated that the Club

Roosian past the post three-not out 50). C.C.C. 80 for 7. needed strengthening force in the quarters of a length ahead of White half back line. On Saturday both Stara. Skinner in the middle, and Duncan on

RESULTS.

3 1

3 0 u

R.A.F.

Artillery

Signnis

3 D

Navy

Kowloon

2 1

Recreio ... 3 0

R.

2 0

Radio

0 0

0

SECOND DIVISION,

Lincolns Athletic Ewa

2 R.A..

4

3 South Chinn

- 9 Enstern

G Club

the opposing forwards, lacking speed,

the left were totally subjugated hy

1 Navy

and the ability to tackle with effect.

1.The Peltaiho Handicap: Six

6 St. Josephis

LEAGUE TABLE.

I

Athletic.. 3 3 0 0 13 Borderers. 2 2 0 0 10 1 4 20 19 8 A

3

6

2

Kowloon ..

Artillery

South China

4 6

Lincolns

Kowloon

Tsung Thin Borderers

Navy...

Ewo

Taung Tain Club St. Josephs Euxtern

3 10

0 1

0

well and the beams changed ands with METAMORPHOSIS

the scars at two-nil in favour of the Incogs. Barros was responsible for the scoring. The Incogs were full value for the six goals they netted during the latter half, and those who found the net wero R. C. Redd (2), E. V. Reed (2) and P. Souza. Muller replied with the only goal for the loserя.

OF THE CLUB

PITIFUL DISPLAY AGAINST S.W.B.

the con- by two

(By "Veritas").

S.W. Borderers (Jones 4,

PaBlater) Club

(M. Railton), Although I am

7

Davis 2,

I

ilyncs too, was a shadow of his real Furlongs. self and was inveigled into a tremen- dous amunt of running about with, Mr Aitch Aitch's Venturous, 160

IUE. out accomplishing anything of great Mr. A. E. M. Rufeck' Guiding

value.

The epidemie spread throughout the team, although E. Strange at inslie left worked harder than anybody else on the field, and Fowler his partner was the only Club player capable of beating the Borderers in a duel for the ball.

Rallton as Rowe'n substitute was)

Star, 151 lbs.

(Mr. Liang)

K.C.C. beat University wickets. K.C.C. 182 for 9 (E.F. Fincher 62). University 102 A. M. Rodiques 18)..

Mitchell's XI beat Hayward's XI by 70 runs. Mitchell's team 186. Hayward's team 116.

(Mr. Front)

Craigengower beat Recreio by Mr. Roza and Edgar's Whitehall, four wickets, passing the Recreio's

143 lb.

(Mr. Harriman) 3 total of 74 with six wickets in Time: 30 2/5, 1.02 1/5, 1.35 4/5. hand. Distance; 2 lengths; 3 lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner, $6.40. Places. $5.20, $5.20, $5.80.

2-The Kuling Ilandicap: Six Fur- persistent, and scored a neat goal,r. Jacque's Whoopee 146 lb.

longs.

but Dominy and Duncan were

hands of Mullane and Morrison.

It was a disappointing and Horry team, which, thrown carly on the defensive, could never shake off the feeling that they were doomed, and consequently played as such.

un-

(Mr. Carroll)

1

Yesterday's match

J

Going on, Mr. Brawn expressed the appreciation of the Association to the Kowloon Bowling Green Club for so kindly lending them the ground and for the splendid way in which they catered for the comfort and con- venience of both players and specta-

tors.

Shield Presented

of tho

Watford

* Unplayed.

2 Bradford

5 Port Vale

2 Plymouth

1 Millwall

4 Burnley

+ Oldham

4 Clapton O.

-

Aldershot

3 Bristol R.

1 Crystal Pal

3 Northampton

Bournemouth

2 Newport

Queen's P.R. Southend Swindon

2 Gillingham

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH),

6 Mansfeld 0 Barrow

4 New Brighton o Doncaster

0 Hull

2 Accrington

2 Rotherhara

3 Darlington

2 Gateshead

Stockport

3 Chester

SCOTTISH LEAGUE (FIRST DIVISION)

In the course of his speech, Mr. Brawn made the announcement that Bammatey Mr. L. A. Gutierrez, Open Singles Carlisle K.C.C. 2nd eleven beat the Champion

Colony, had Crewe University, hitting off the Varsity's given a shield to be competed for Halifax 43 runs with seven wickets intact, annually by different national teams.

Hartlepools Rochdale The Navy beat St. Joseph's

The speaker thanked Messra. C. J. Southport cohesive and played right into the Mr. P. V. B.'s Gallant Fox 159 lb.

College. The college were dis-, Tacchi, B. E. Maughan, and A. L. Tranmere missed for 29, and the Navy scored the past season, and also all the sub- Wrexham

Shields for their assistance during Walsall (Mr. Noronha) 2 Mr. H. S. Y's Estrellita 161 lb.

103 for 8 wickets. A.B. Griffin committees who had looked after the York (Mr. Frost) 3 took 7 for 9.

details of games during the year. Time: 31 1/5, 1.02 2/5, 1.34 3/5.

especially Mr. H. Hampton and John Distance: lengths, 4 lengths.

Ramsay. Parl-mutuel: Winner, $37.70. Fiaces, $10.30, $0.70, $7.60.

3.-(Unofleial) Machine Gun Troop, Handicap: Five Farlongs, Mr. R. II. Charles' Rooalan 103 Ib. 11r. G. P. Ferguson's White Starz

(Mr. Dutler) 1 100 lb. Mr. R. H. Charles' Cupid 185 b..

(Mr. Ferguson) 2

(Mr. Tuxford)" 3| Time: 15 4/5, 46 3/5, 1.21 3/5. Distance: length, A length. Pari-mutuel: Winner, $12.30. Places, $5.10, $5.10, $5.10.

4.- The Peking Handicap: One

THE BRIGHTER SIDE. The brighter side of the picture was the display of the Borderers, who Indulged in high grade football. Without boasting the sheer artistry of South Chinn, by their quick an accurate transference of the ball, und deadly shooting, they proved equally na dangerous.

There was not a weakness in the whole team, although the defence, in

FRIENDLY GAMES.

Argylls Go Under. The Argylla were entertained at King's Park on Saturday by Y.M.C.A., and after an evenly tested game were defeated goals to mil. The Civilians showed. better combination and deserved their win. In the

opening half Fowler opened the #ccount for the "y"

the carly Hinges, when the Club twice Mr. fall and Shenton's Workable following a fine pasa sent from Selk, "glorious uncertainty" associated feelings of misopprehension among Mr. K. 11. Kay's Afax 140 lb.

all for this went within an ace of scoring, invit and Wilson added the second goal ed with all sports, the

Stag 100-lb. after the interval from

pass from

uncer-their supporters. But once a definite the left by Andrews. On a number tainty of form dsplayed by foot-lead had been established, the cleven Mr. L. T. F.'s Punch 143 lb. of orensions the Argylla came near ball teams is not so glorious.

to scoring, one instance boing when Dickie struck the post. In the open- ing exchanges of the second half

Brown scored but the goal was dis- allowed on account of off-side play. ST. ANDREW'S LADIES LOSE.

Thus the Hongkong Club, im- pressively efficient as a unit and as individuals one week, go down to Bookunpoo on Saturday and gire as wretched a display as one could possibly conceive. Never have I seen a team quite so The R.A.S.C. were opposed to St.outclassed as were the Club by the Andrew's Ladies on the U.R.5.C. South Wales Borderers, and the fact; ground on Saturday and won by five that the soldiers won by the hand- goala to one. Tipple (2), Marshall some margin of 7-1 is but a rough (2) and O'Connor netted for the Indiction of the superiority they en- Army men and M. Woolley repiled for Joyed. the Ladles.

MULE CORPS BEATS

..

BORDERERS.

an oven nature.

I

"SHOCK" GOALS.

Granted the Club were without Howe, which meant a slight dieur-

men played an one and dominated the exchanges.

Individually Jones, at Inside left carried off the honours of the afternoon. This neat Juggler of the ball, with a shot which spelt danger to the goalkeeper every time he applied his foot to the leather, accomplished the remark. able fent of scoring four goals In as many minutes.

Mile.

(Mr. Frost) 1

z

(Mr. Butler)

(Mr. Pan) 3. Time: 31 1/5, 1.03 4/5, 1.30 2/5, 2.07 3/5.

Distance: length, A head, Pari-mutuel. Winner, $7.70. Places, $5.10, $5.00, $5.30.

5.The Macan St. Leger: One and Three Quarter Miles.

Mr. Waung and Li's Wild Life 160

Ib.

(Mr. Pan) Mr. Samson's Navy Hall 155 ib. (Mr. Soares)

ID

of

Mrs.

Aberdeen The Navy yesterday beat the

Mr. Brawn then asked University by 95 runa. The Southorn to give away the prizes.

Clyde Falkirk University were dismissed for 66

Replying

behalf

Mrs. Hamilton (Holland for 19) and the Navy Southors, Mr. Southorn expressed his

Hearts hit,up 161, two batsmen retiring.

gladness at being able to be present Kilmarnock during the afternoon. He

Morton gratulated the victorious Hongkong Rangers Interport team for their triumph in Queen's Park Shanghai.

GALA NIGHT AT Y.M.C.A.

Scores:

Resulta

con-

Bt. Mirren'

◊

Celtie

3

East Stirling

10

Cowenbeath

2 Motherwell

Third Lanark

Partick

St. Johnstone

4

Unplayed.

Dundec

Airdrie.

Ayr

SCOTTISH LEAGUE (SECOND DIVISION).

A. S. Gontes, F. X. M. Silve, L. A. Gutierrez and G. E. Marques (Kow- loon) beat L. E. Lammert, M. O'Brien, R. Basa and B. W. Bradbury (Hong- Albion

Arbroath

Aggregate Cup Won By kong 19-18.

A. Easterbrook.

J. S. Dinnen, E. Kern, W. W. Hirst Bo'ness and J. Jack (Kowloon) lost to E. Brechin Eccleshall, S. Hope, W. V. Fields and Dundee U. A. Gill (Hongkong) 22-31,

Dunfermline

EXCITING POLO, W. Venables, A. W. E. Davidson, East File W. E. Hale and W. S. Drake (Kow- Edinburgh Tho Y.M.C.A.a final swimming loon), beat B. E. Maughan, J. Bentley, King's Park Saturday. gala for the season

A. L. Shields and the Hon. Mr. W. T. Leith night.

ate Southorn (Hongkong) 21-18. aggregate Woad, was won by A. Easterbrook, Cup, presented by Mr. Justica J, R.

was

The

held

0 Queen 0'8th.

1 Raith Rovers

2

Sten'muir

St. Bernards

1

Montrose

3 Dumbarton

8

Armadale

0

Hibernians

2 Alloa

2 Forfar

0

2

T. Coleman, W. II. C. Robson, G. GLASGOW CUP FINAL Henderson, and S. Gray (Kowlden) beat E. B. Reed, A. Murdoch, A.

In the Glasgow Cup Final, the

London, Oct. 15.

The prizes were presented by Miss Chapman and W. Macfarlane (Hong-Rangers defeated Partick by one goal

1 Anne Fowler. Addressing the large kong) 22-17.

crowd, the Sports Secretary, Mr. E. F.

2 Selk, bald the season had been a most They were the result of either Mr. Hall and Shenton's White,

H. Gitting, I. Hampton, J. Hyde splendid conceived team movements, Jade Stag 100 lb.

successful one. He thanked officials, and II. M. McTavish (Kowloon) boat ur individual efforts which deservedi

contestants and spectators for (Mr. Frost) 3 support they had given.

the J. Oram, G. Perkins, W. E. Hollands the crown they received.

and G. C. Moss (Hongkong) 27-24. Time: 34 3/5, 1.08, 1.40, 2.12, 2.44, 3.15 1/5, 3.45 1/5,

3. V. Ramsey, R. G. Craig, J. When the aquatic events were Funcheon and J. C. Brown (Kowloon) finished, a danco was held in the lost to G. L. Buchanan, A. E. Coates; West Lounge. Music was provides W. Brightman and U. M. Omar by Mickey's Melody Makers.

(Hongkong) 16-22. The following were the evening's results:

A PRETTY DANCE.

Distance: 5 lengths; 5 lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner, 35.10. Pince, $6.10.

$10 Cash Sweep.

No. 6108

1

A Macintyre, H. H. Rose, RS Nichol and A. M. Holland (Kowloon) beat P. Nolan, F. E. E. Booker, W.

to ni at Hampden Park-Router,

FAIRBANKS FAILS,

Harrison Retains China Golf Championship.

Shanghal, Oct. 10,

J. W. Harrison retained the China

Fifty yards handicap-A. Easter- brock 1, M. Critchley 2, C. L. Arisair and E. G. Post (Hongkong) amateur golf championship to-day

3.

26-10

C. 8. Bent, A. K. Taylor, H. Nish

with a card of 807 K. M Cumming Breast stroke (100 yards)-w. and W. Russell (Kowloon) tied with was runner up with a score of 800 Schroder

G. Fowler 2. Time E. W. Simmonds. J. Deakin, Jstar, Dougins Fairbanks, who finished Among the competitors was the film 1.21 2/5ths.

Hollidge and A. W. Grimmitt (Hong-with a card of 330,--Reuter kong) 10-19,

Critchley, E. F. Selk and R. Rasmus Silva and R. F. Lux (Kowloon) tied Tug-of-war—W. F. Kerr, V. L. C. R. Souza, C. A. Lopes, C. G.

The mosting between the "A"ganisation of the forward line; but Company South Wales Borderers and this was no excuse for the positive led Rodgers and Co., a pretty dance In partnership with J. Duncan, he the Hongkong Mule Corps on the Ineptitude of the defence, who, from and it was on this side of the fold Marina Ground on Saturday was pro- Skinner at contre-half, to Rodgers in that all the Club danger lay. The ductive of some interesting hockey, goal, with Strange at intervals pro- Borderers vanuers, in opposite to and as the score, a single goal victory viding an exception, were out-paced, those of the Club, enjoyed the fullest

$7,559.28 for the Corps, Indientos, play was of out-manouovered and left quito help support of the intermediates,

No. 15112

150.78 and

No. 16232 less.

1,078.89 This metamorphosis of the most of the goals were initiated by Unplaced $239.97 aach; Nos. 16067, The Borderers had most of the play as it did when there could be little son, the last lines of defence, with

Club was hard to appreciate coming them, Mullano, Merrislon and John-10228, 10184, 10412, 10201. during the first half and although to suggest such inferiority before the their work made easier by the spoll- Round.

6-The Nanking Handicap: Олее off-side tactics polled many good game started. attacks they were unlucky not to have

ing and constructive efforts of the Mrs. A. M. L. Soares' Golden acored on at least one occasion. The obviously upset the equilibrium of the easy and only on rare occasion ap Mr. G. H. Potts Powerful King

The Borderers early “abock" gools half backs could afford to take things

Arrow 160 lb. (Mr. Noronha) Indlane put up a strong defence and Club rear lines. Marlin appeared peared likely to their 'keoper did some

breakdown under

155 lb.

sen defeated W. Stoker, A. Torrible, with N. J. Bebbington, F. Jones, A. 0,| KOWLOON RUGBY CLUB.. remarkably

(Mr. Young) 2A. Jenkins, A. Easterbrook and M. Brawn and A. H. Oswick (Hongkong) givo good work. After the interval Sakkat ve up as unequal the struggle with pressure.

Bir. Samson's Cobu 143 b. the soldiers left wing after the first Singh changed from back to tnaldo ten minutes, and as the game pro-within the first ten minutes, when the Time: 22, 54 4/5, 1.28 4/5, 2.02.

The result of the game was known

(Mr. Carroll) 3 Novelty race-C. L. Aris 1, A.

Critchley by two pulls to nil

18-16. left and this greatly improved the

Eastorbrook 2 the greased, became slower and less effec- Borderers found themselves five goula piny of the forward line. Enzly in live. Rodgers, although well and up. They should have doubled this

Distance length, longths. this half the Borderers goalkeeper truly beaten by six of the gonls, did by half time, but as it happened fall- $6.80, $5.70, 35.50.

Pari-mutuel: Winner, $14.30. Places kicked the ball into own net but

The Leung Kwong Handicap: give the Borderers their third and ed to add another. luckily for them the goal was allowed. Play continued to be oven could apreciate his position.

*** nevor invited confidence, although one

Onco Round. Bira, H. Lowcock's Now King 150 until about ten minutes from the

11. final whistle, when Sakkot Singh

(Mr. Caplan) contred after a brillant run on the

Y. C. Ko's Prestwick 145b. loft for Capt. Eve to net the only

Lo and Liang's Pure Musle 151 (Mr. Butler) goal scored.

(Mr. Frost) Time: 23, 55 2/6, 1.29, 208. Distance: B length 1% lengths.. Pari-mutuel Wint, #108.00; Places $10.00, $8.00, 0.70.

The League Tablo up to and includ lng, Eainrday in dis`Zolfowa Ves (Continued on Page 7.)

INDOMITABLE STRANGE.

Strango alone remained an in- domitable spirit, tackling with his customary verve and com. pletely subduing his right wing opponents. Unfortunately hin was a lone battle.

CLUB SCORE.

ib

The second half started off like the first, with Davis getting through, in Alt the first three minutes, but later the Mr. Club net up some spasmodic raids, one of which proved successful. Strange placed a free kick to Duncan on the right wing who transferred neatly (Continued on Page 7.)

2.

1

P. J. Farrell, A. C. Burford, A.

Opening Games of Season at King's Park To-day.

to L, Arla, Biss Shoramith, W. T. beat G. McLeod, J. Polson, J. Russell Mixed relay race-E. F. Selk's toam Hyde Lay and J. Fraser (Kowloon) and E. F. Selk) 1, Rasmusson's team Remedios and A. 11. Basto (Kowloon) Park this afternoon at 5.16 o'clock. Campbell, Mrs. Schroder, H. Lange and X. Chalmers (Rongkong) 21-13,

C. II. Basto, J. J. Basto, E. M: The Kowloon Rugby Club will play Its first game this acason nt King'a beat. J. F. Lunny, H. Hatch, A. Water Polo-Blues defeated Whites Webster and 8. Deacon (Hongkong) The Club will be represented by the by four goals to two, Blues were re- 30-18.

following: nresented by F. Webh. J. Henry, K. Jenner, E. F. Selk, W. F. Kerr, G. A. Calman, II. G, Cooper, W. Croig Whitley, Lieut. Stevenson, Lieut. Mac D. Skinner; J. J. Ferguson, T. 3 Fowler and W. Bchroder fennt

and F. Cullen (Kowloon) boat Pherson; A. Peart; A. W. Torrible; J. The Whig team comprised H. A. Watson, W. Weir, Wotherspoon and E. Cogan, Angus, W. Bioker, E. Murphy, H.D. Munro (Hongkong) 22-18.

Lieut. Prior, Liest Lange, E. Rasmusson, W. T. Campbell. Total-Kowloon 200; Hongkong Llaut. Neilson, Billiard, Garrods Graham; E. Wilson, S. MeNidur: Reserves, Watson, Brokenshire,

and E. W. Raliton (captain).

230.

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