1935-11-19 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY KING'S

AT. THE

A LAUGH WITH EVERY THRILL IN A REALLY ENJOYABLE, FILM !

You'll Thrill! You'll Chill! IT'S FIT TO KILLI

The famous detectress, Misi

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See how the lowa school. marm solved this siz

zling crimel

MURDER

HONEYMON

A Crime Club Story

that will sink your Aooting ribel

KOR

Shiver and Shake while you

Quiver and Quokal

with EDNA MAY

OLIVER

JAMES

GLEASON

Directed by Lloyd Comigon from the navel by Stuart Polines.

LA_L.S.O

"

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

19,

1935.

SOCIETIES' BOWLS

SPORT ADVTS.

Trotting out one outstanding star and putting on a show of power, the Bruina of U.C.L.A. defeated Oregon State College at Portland, 20.7 Chuck Cheshire (33), shown running with the bell, made two of the three touchdowns for Spaulding's men. Coming in to tackle Cheshire is Jim-Wil- líama, big O. §. C. tackle, In the background is Fred Funk, also of the Bruins.

BADMINTON

GAMES

PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK

(Continued from Page 8),

and his brother H. S. Kwok. But they are not playing together. "F.B." will be partnered by N. Smith, who constitute the Cathe- dral's Brat pair.

YACHTING

M.C.C. HAVE A HARD FIGHT

Joss & Sirius MUST DRAW WITH

Win

WAS

The fourth event in the Ladies' Fourth Championship aerien

the course being sailed yesterday, Channel Rocka' (P), Holts Wharf mark (P), Quarry Bay mark (S), Ch line, a distance of 7.1 miles.

The results were as follow:

Yacht

"A" CLASS

Prev. Pox. PL. Pls. 10 D

8 10

ILS. Kwok will have R. Kho as Carpenter bis partner, and the third pair is Tyson and P. Wilson.

Lobo

1}

Mrs. E. R. Edwards)

(Mys, Gough) Of this team only F. H. Kwok Linds

2 11 27 and Kho have had former league (Mrs. M. G. Keary)

13 90 badminton experience, but the Joss

(Miss M. Larssen), team has been getting in some

True Blue

.D.N.S. useful practice by virtue of Pat

4 } 32 friendly games, and they will put |

(DETH.

D. W. Persse) up a good showing against Kow- "", "Y" and "G" Classes loon Tong.

Stella

4 12 (Mira. M. Ellerby)

I understand that in view of Robena.

the fact Kowloon Tong have no (Miss II. Gerrard) Indy substitute for Miss Macken- zic, representations will probably

13

Widgeon......... D Zephyr

(Mrs. K. Bilderbeck)

(Mrs. M. S. Hilson Toynette

(Mrs. K. Harrison)

10

11

Sirius

Lola

1 16

22

14

be made to clubs to permit the Tongites to postpone their mixed doubles encounters for the next two weeks. Kowloon Tong are in the dimeuit position of having no (Mrs. Cooper) lady

whatever, reserven

and

(Mr. R. Wren) unless the concession of postpone- ment is allowed, they may be

"H" CLASS forced to concede the games.

11

VICTORIA

Melbourne, Nov. 18. Bettor progress was made to-day In the four-day match between Vic- toria and the M.G.G. cricketers who are on their way to New Zealand.

On the opening day only forty minutes' play was possible, while on | Saturday there was a delay of two hours before the match could be re- sumed.

To-day the Victorian batsmen con- Ttl.tinued their innings of 229 for six 19 and declared at 332 for nine. H. J. Plant to-day scored 04 runs before 38 dismissal. J. Sima took three of the

wickets but conceded 101 runs. 38)

At the close of play the M.C.C. G2 had lost four wickets for 167 runa: J. Parks was sent back aftor scor- 11 ing 72 runs.

36

48

45

58

34

43

#2

34

16

67

34

48

* # # # = =

The match finishes to-morrow, Reuter.

HOME RACING

November Handicap

Call-Over

London, Nov. 18.

The following is the cullover for

the November Handicap:

Crawley Wood, 95 to 20

Mistral 111, 10 to

Chrysler II, 10 to 1

Newtown Ford, 100 to €

All taken and offered,

1

URE

The full programme of men's doubles matches for this follows.

week

TO-NIGHT.

Dianu

(Miss J. F. Ritchie) Colleen

(Mina Rolla

Dofathea

5 12

17

Cariff, 13 to

in K. M. Goodair (Mian-B.-Kirke) (Mrs. S. D. Reid)

7

11

18

19.

22

15

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S. and S. Home v. Recreio “B”

TO-MORROW

Kowloon Tong v. St..John's

V.R.C. Taikoo

Fire Brigade V. St. Andrew's

"A"

· Eliot Hall "A" v. Eliot Hall"B"

.THURSDAY

St. Andrew's

.*"

C.R.C.

SOME OF THE TEAMS

St. Andrew's "A"-H. Kew and E.P. Fincher, F.A. Broadbridge and A.E.I'. Guest, R. Wong and F. Volks

and Anderson, N.M. Smith (or Fowler) and A.L. Fisher, Green- wood and L.D. Skinner.

St. John's: N. Smith and F.H. Kwok, P. Kho and S. Tyson and P. Wilson,

F.A. CUP. DRAW

FIRST ROUND ON NOVEMBER 30

London, Nav: 18

Labour Member, 18 to 1 o, 20 to 1 t

Pergamo, 18 to 1 o, 20 to 1 t Intot-20-to-1tant o

19. Romney II, 20 to 1 o, 22 to 1 t

Samarkand, 20 to 1 o, 22 to 1 t Sen Bequest, 20 to 1 o, 25 to 1 t The Font, 20 to 1, t and o Brilish Quota, 33 to 1 o, 40 to 1 t

-Reuter.

Tie Football Association Cup drew for the first round to be played on November 30 is as follows:

v. Kells

RAINBOW CUP.

Submarine & Ordnance Corps As Rivals

Continuing the annual competition

Coventry v. Scunthorpe, Oldham v. Ferry Hill Athletic, York v. Burton- Town, Staly United, Kidderminster Bins between 11. M. Submarine Kinber Aukland, Halifax-v-Rociniale, Grant and No. 8 Section, R. A. O. Ca for ham v. Notts

Scarborough v. the Rainbow Cup on Sunday last, the Darwen,

well, New Brighton v.

Tennis contest was played off on the agilitary courts Lincoln City,

at Sookunpoo and

ton, Walsall y.

V.

Fire Brigade:-E.L.H. Shute v. Gateshead, Wigan Athletic resulted in a win for the Ordnance

Rotherham, Mansfield v. Hartlepools, Corps. Crewe v. Boston, Barrow v. Wrexham,

The Rainbow crew found the grass Trinity Blyth

Y Darlington v. Accrington, courts totally different from the hard v. Carlisle, Chesterfield v. courts to which they are used, while

Ordnance Kwok, Southport, Yeovil and Petters v. New the

were, of course, port (Isle of Wight), Cardiff v. Dart thoroughly at home.

The Rainbow is now leading in the Kowloon Tong:-G.A. White und ford, Southall v. Swindon, Northamp

V. Bristol Rovers, Romford v. competition by four events to three. and Folkeatone,

Newport County v..

After completion of the tournament Southend, Bristol City v Crystal games, a very enjoyable time was Palace, Nunhead v. Walford, Margate spent in a series of friendly matches. The annual prize-giving of the Queen's Park Rangers, Dulwich

V Torquay, Reading Peak School will take place on Friday, Corinthians, Exoter Y. Gillingham, Four ensen of Diphtheria and two December 6, at 6.15 p.m, at the Peak Walthamstowe Avenue v. Bourne-cuses of Typhoid were reported to the Club. Mrs. G. R. Sayer will distribute mouth, Orient v. Aldershot, Brighton | local Health authorities during the the prizes.

v. Cheltenham Town.-Reuter.

week-end.

S. A. Gray. P. Leung

Wong, and two others,

V.

V2

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Englishmen Playing Scots On Saturday

THE RIVAL TEAMS

For the first time in the history _of_the_two...Societies, a Lawn Bowls match has been arranged for next Baturday afternoon between St. George's Society and St. Andrew's Society.

The match is to be played on the Kowloon Bowling Green Club's green. .commencing at 2.30 p.m. Six rinka. will be occupied and the two teams will include some of the best bowl ors in the Colony.

The following are the teants:

ST. GEORGE

V. M. Hast

B. Tuck

35, F. Maughan

ST. ANDREW

3. C. Patan

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Thirteenth · Extra Race Meeting to be hold on Batur-; day, 30th November, 1935 (wonther' permitting) may he obtained at the Secretary's Office, Gloucester Building; the Club House, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road,

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 21st November, 1935.

By Order,

C. R. BROWN,

Secretary.

14. M. KewTS

N. Drummond

f. S. Areblutt (skip) R. G. Wallace (skip)

T. Colman

J. T. Laing

2. 1

1. L'e

(skip) J. c. Chalmers (skip)"

P. J. Canald

J. Bentley

A. Macfarlan

3. L. Shellshear

M. 1. Henderson

IE. Longbotton

G. N. Mitchell

{m}

W. Ward

G. F. Shestin

I the Rame

E. J. Edwardia

5. E. AldernIIKAN

H. W. Hradbury

W. B. Urak

H. Major

A. E. Bilkstone

J. G. Stryer

W. A. Comell

E. 1. Reed

↑ CATE

R, G. Crau.

(skip) A. Hyde Lay

G. I Stewar

J. Semplon

J. McKelvia

(skip) A. M. Holland

takip)

G. F. E. Thompson

Reserves

1. 8. Roger

G. L. Farmer

I. J. Blackburn V. Horby,

1. G. Butter

(wky)

A. B. tumani)

J. Fender

W. Macfarlane

[nkly)

J. W. C. Bonner (akly)

H. Nih

A. E. Wehaler

d. Fruer

J. C. Brown

meron

D. 1. une A. T. Hamilton 8. J. Poitork

1. 1. Parnell

(skip)

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