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FOOTBALL SEASON

ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR

ALL DIVISIONS

COMPETITION

FIXTURES

Business of a formal nature was transacted at the monthly meeting of the Hongkong Football Association Council held in the Association's office, King's Building, yesterday afternoon, Major C. M. Manners, Chairman, presiding.

Application to use thu Association's for meetings twice a month and on other occasions as required was approved.

Mr. G. 1, of the Hongkong Foot- bali Club, was appointed Honorary Secretary's Assistant, on the nomina tion of Mr. Manning Railton (Hon. Secretary) approved by the Council.

The meeting also approved of the Hon. Secretary writing to the long- kong Football Club for the use of the open stand during the ensuing

son.

Present at the meeting besides the Chairman, Hon. Secretary, and Mr. H were the following: Mr. J. Shepherd (Police), Mr. C. Guingam (Junior League Representative), Mr. W. Wood (Navy), Second Llout. Murphy (East Lancashire Regiment, representing Lieut. Chapman) Mr. S. 11. Strange (Hongkong Football Club), Lieut. Russell (Lincolnshire

Lieut. R. C. M. Regiment

Kelly (Royal Welch Fusillers), Lieut. W. T. Delamain (Royal Artillery,

(Chinese mun), Mr. H.

Athletic Association), Capt. Rycroft (Royal Artillery, Stonecutters Island), Mr. J. McKelvie (Kowloon Football

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Shirley Temple la appearing in "Our Little Girl” at the King's Theatre abortly.

Final Of Open Pairs Lawn Bowls Championship

Club), and Mr. G. F. Walker (H. MATCH ABANDONED AFTER EIGHTEENTH Treasurer),

Commander T. A. Husser, LN., Vice-President of the Football As sociation, was also present.

LEAGUE TEAMS

HEAD OWING TO DARKNESS

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It must be said that occasionally he wicked his way to the jack at critical stages, either to secure the count or save shots.

Cavinngh negoliated some extreme. by mtrrow passages to save or score shots and the delivery which gave him

count of four in the fifth bend was one of his best played-for efforts of

when

COUNTY CRICKET FIXTURES

SOUTH AFRICANS WIN EASILY

The following leams have entered the League for the 1935-36 season:-- 1st Division:--Club de Recrely Club, Police, Hongkong Football Royal Welch Fusiliers, East. Lan

Re- cashire Regiment, Lincolnshire giment, St. Joseph's, South China Athletic

Association "A" South China Athletic ARROciation "R". Chinese Athletic Association, Koss the

mintch. loon Football Club, Royal Navy Ble There were seasjons creation Club, Royal Artillery (Stone-elder Dunenn was sending down wast catters) and Royal Artillery (Lyec-ed wouls but it can savely be sid man).

that the majority of his deliveries 2nd Division:-Club de Recreio, were in some useful purpose Hongkong Football Club. Eastern quite a number were invaluable to Athletic Association. Royal Welch the patr On one and he sent down Fusiliers, East Lancashire Regiment, three woods through a narrow port Royal Army Service Corps and Royal and had extremely bad luck in not Ordnance Corps Combined, being able to secure the count. He kong University, Royal

En- was drawing uncannily and bad he gineers, South China' Athletic A been able to chalk up the six on the Morintion, Radio Sports Club, Royal 17th head I think there would have Navy Recreation Club, Chinese been little doubt that the Dunenna | Somerset, showed hin form BA D Athletic Association and Lincolnshire would now the holding a certain win-bowler when he took fire wickets for Regiment

44 runs against Sussex at Taunton

ning lead.

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ENGLAND XI LOSE AT. FOLKESTONE

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was dismissed

3rd Division:-Lign de Portuguese The Brst head of the match went but his effort was not sufficient to de Hongkong, Royal Air Force, Hong to the Craigengewer pair who secured have his team from losing first kong Pelice, Royal Ariny Medican count of three when Medina lay a innings points, Corps, Royal Welch Fusiliers, East shot against the younger Duncan and Someract Lancashire Regiment, St. Joseph's, Cavanagh knockes up a second and runs and then Sussex- made Linealnshire Regiment, Railway Re-followed through for the third, but Wellnrd taking five for, but when creation Club, Hongkong Police the Duncans retaliated with a two on Somerset had made another 37 for (Europeans) and Royal Engineers,

possible. three wickets no further play was

COMPETITION FIXTURES

the

second hend,

for 198 233,

LANCASHIRE DRAW --

A lucky wirk gave Cavanagh the hot when the Duncans were lying The following dates have been fixed two on the third head, the score now to the Dun- being 4-2. A wingle for football

competitions for the

cans was negatived when Cavanagh In a match between Lancashire, knocked the jack to four back woods last year's champions, and Sir Julieri when the Kowloon Howling Green Cahn's Eleven rain prevented pair were lying two, on the next head decision from being reached. to make the score 8-3.

coming season:—

Governor's Cup: December February and April 12.

Sunday Herald International Charl- ty Cup: November 17, December 25 and 20, March 29,

8.

Lai Wah Cup-January 5, March

Shield: December 14-15 (First round); January 11 (Second round); February 22 (Semi-Anal); March 15 (Final).

Mainland v. Island:-January 1. Hongkong Football Association V. Services: November 11.

Kotewall Cup-October 27, Navy

LEAD INCREASED

a

The County side had 352 runs on the board when the last wicket fell while Sir Julien's eleven scored 260, of which Vankhand made 88 without losing his wicket. Booth had six for

The Craigengower players instantly increased the lead to 113 when 71. Cavanagh had a duel with Duncan when Medina was lying, twe

Dun- In the second innings Lancashire can's only game was to dislodge and cared, Hall taking Rix for 75

put on 147 for eight wicketa de- This he did sucessfully twice hat each time Cavanagh was able to re- At the close of play Sir Julien's place the shot to register a three. side had made 144 für four wickets,

Another lucky wick by Cavanagh wickets,

v. Army. Other Bxtures will be araved a count of two when he drew ranged later.

18.

Interport Trial: January 12.

After

Warwickshire Look first innings second shut on the seventh head. points from Gloucestershire in the

the leaders scored another Interport team v. Rest:-Januaryingle the Duncan's showed up more had 205 and the hosts 280 in their

V.I.T

match at Gloucester. The visitors prominently and chalked up five shots first innings. Sinfield contributed 83 on the

next four heads, the score 'at for Gloucestershire. Warwickshire the end of the 12th being 12-9. Allocations in the Kotewall Cup

had lost two wickets for 113 runs On the 13th head Cavanagh negn- when stumps were drawn.--Rruter. charity matches held during the past tiated a narrow passage in cut the season have been made an follow-jack to two back woods and increased Industrial Home for Blind Giris $50; the lead to 14-9,

KOTEWALL CUP CHARITIES

make the score 10-12 and when the

Sailors and Soldiers Home $100; Alice The fifteenth head was the best of eighteenth head was played and the Memorial und Amliated Hospitals the day with each player in 3217.74: Tung Wah Hospital 1217,34; | changing the

turn score 17-19, the match was abandoned.

St. Paul's, Girls' College $217.74; segured the count to make the gearend bad luck in not drawing the shot lie until Cavanagh On the last head the elder Duncan Street Sleepers Shelter Society $217.15-10.

when he three times negotiated a nar-

76; Society of St. Vincent de Paul Then came the famous seventeenth | row port. $217.75; Pu Kong Orphanage $217.75. head to give Medina ani Cavanngh # Total:-$1,456.47.

count of one against a lie of six to p.m. to-day,

The match will be resumed at 5.401

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Y.M.C.A. HOLD GALA

Keenly Contested Events

At Kowloon

An informal swimming gala WALA held at the European Y.M.C.A. last night. Although the ovents were few In number, some very good swim- ming was seen, G. Fowler, in par- ticular, putting up a very fino show, Woods and Anslow also impressed and Mrs. Mendé showed excellent form.

U.S. TENNIS TITLE

FRED PERRY WINS EASILY

FRANK SHIELDS

RETURNS

Forest I, Sept. 3. The water polo match between the In the fourth round of the U.S. Lincolns and the "Y" resulted in a Singles Tennis Championship. Fred win for the latter, by 3-0. The play Perry, the Wimbledon champion and on the whole wna good, G. Fowler holder of the American title, toyed netting all goals for his team. -

with young

Frankie Parker in their

The match was played in a drizzing rain, but the champion remained entirely unaffected by the conditions.

The following are the detailed re-fourth round de to-day. sulta:

50 yds, men's free style champion. ship. 1. 1. Lange, 2. G. Fowler, G. Anslow (tie), 4. R. Woods. Time: 29 secs.

He won in straight sets by scores of 6-4, 6-2 and 6-0. In doing so, he Impression that he could

gave

Ladies' 50 yds, free style,—1. Mrs. | the Meade, 2. Miês Lepharde, Time: 31

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ANOTHER RECORDS

Miss Helen Stephens'

New Time

Toronto, Sopt. 3. Following up her performance on Baturday last when who broke Miss Stella Walsh's record for the 20 ya Mian Helen Stephens, the seventee-year-old girl athlete, · Ban bettered another women's running record.

Competing in the 100 yarda, danh here to-day, Mies Stephens covered the distance in 10.4 seconds.

The old record was 10.8 seconds, which was also held by Miss Stellu Walsh-Reuter,

"MR. MULLICAN”

every set to love if he made Wins Speed Classic Over

One Hundred Miles

Clevelands, Sept. 3. "Mister Mulligan,” the plane flown

rank Shields, who has dropped out of International tennis to join the Hollywood rank of actors, had no Men's 50 yds, free style handleap. meulty in eliminating Dodwen, 1. G. Analow, 2. J. Greenberg, New York, in the same round. He of 1. Ingram. Time: 30 seca,

Medley Relay, 100 yds—1. Ple. Efford. Ple. Steele, Drm. Allisonment, Roderick Menzel, the Czecha Saturday scored

In the third round of the tournaby Benjamin Howard, in which he won the Trans-Continental Race on (East Lancs.)

another victor Slovakian No. 1, defeated Laird Watt, when, piloted Miss 6-4, 0-3 and 6-2----United Press.

won by 6-1, 6-4 and 6-2.

Ladies v. Gentlemen (five lengths of Montreal, also in straight sets, won the Thompson old Noumana

to seven)-1. Mrs. Meade, 2. Lepborde.

Mixed relay. Winnning Team-1. Mine Fowler, G. Fowler, J. Green- berg, G. Fowler, Ptes. Lockett and Efford

Ladies' 50 ydn, handicap (free-

style). 1. Mr. Meade,' 2. Minn Lepharde.

Water polo match, Lincolna V. |Y,M,C.A, 2-1, in the "Y's" favour.

NON-TITLE BOUT

BARNEY ROSS MATCHED

Trophy speed classic with an average speed da 220.194 miles per hour over 100. mike, Miles Roscoe Turner, last yeaři

leading.-Router,

AQUATIC SPORTS winner made a forced landing what

Royal Engineers Contest Preliminary Heats

The heats of the Royal Engineers' aquatic sports were held at the Euro- penn Y.M.C.A. bath yesterday after- noon. Those who qualified for to day's finals are as follow:

LEAGUE TENNIS

RECREIO “A” WIN

LAST MATCH

The Club do Recreio "A" team come -

25 yds. Dash.—Lt. Pattulo, Spr. plete their fixtures with a smashing Jordan, Spr. Budden, Spr. Crossan, win against the Craigengower CG

100 yds. breaststroke.-I/Cpl. | by nlne rets to mil.

Scores: Buckton, L/Cpl. Tonkina, Spr. Usher, Spr. Dewell.

Tans

A. V. Remedios and J. Gonsalves Plunging-1/Cpl. Tonkina, Sgt. (Recreio) beat J. Leonard and G. Lai New York, Sept. 3.

16-3; beat R. Choy and Y. Huchuna Burney Ross, the lightweight boxing 25 yds, dash (Chinese Personnel). 5-1; beat F. Zimmeran and A. B. champion of the world, bos been-Cheung Shau. Chang Kai Fuk

Hamson 6-1. matched against Ceferino Garcia, the

150 yda. Free style.--1/Cpl. Filipino welterweight boxer, in a non- Pearse, Lt. Patulio, Spr. Ray, Spr. title bout at the Drenfiland ab Gende September 19.-United Prean.

T. Cook, the Sussex batsman and England international footballer, hos securel couching engagement at | Cape Town. No Traves for South

Africe on September 13

T. Dunne, the Welsh international contre-forward. has joined Wimbledon F.C.

the

A. V. Ganno and L. A. sin Bilva (Recreio) bent Leonard and Lei 6-4, beat Choy and Hachuma 7; ent 100 yds. free styla (Chinese Per-Zimmeran and Hamnon 6-0, sonnel)Cheung Shot, Lau Shul. George Smith.

Children's Race--Ernest Way,

150 yds. Free Style (Breast, Back, Free)-1/Chl. Tonking, L/Cpl. | Dunk, L/Cpl. Hurst, Spr. White.

Heats Invitation Reliy.-No coin- petition.

F. J. Remedios and H. A. Enreon (Recreio) beat Leonard and 1ni 6-1; beat Choy and Hnchuma 8-3; bent Zimmeran and Hanson 6-1.

Tottenham Hotspur F.C. have Plate Diving, Inter Section, Finals: decided not to renew the engage- First, No. Section; Lt. Patullo, ment of H. T. W. Hardinge, the

double internationa), Cpl. Powell: second, No. 1 Section; former Spr. Tyas, Spe. Gule.

coach to their reserve team.

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