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Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

NANCY

SO THAT'S YOUR HUSBAND'S BOSS THAT HE'S

ALWAYS TALKIN' ABOUT!

YES, HE JUST

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BUSINESS PAPERS!

WHY DON'T YOU GIVE MR. SPUTTER A RAISE ?-

HE'S ALWAYS MOANIN2 ABOUT IT---I EVEN

HEARD HIM SAY HE'D LIKE TO QUIT YOU ---

GULP!

February 1, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

OH, PLEASE LAD--- DON'T QUIT ME NOW?

THIS 15 OUR BUSY SEASON ---AND YOU'RE TOO VALUABLE-- I'LL DOUBLE YOUR SALARY!

WHO SAID CHILDREN SHOULD BE SEEN AND NOT HEARD?

Latest Sporting Gossip From Homeside

BELGIUM JOINS POLICE BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP AT HARRINGAY ARENA

London, Jan. 19.

BELGIUM is to send a team to compete for the first time

in the open police boxing championships at Harringay on February 1, thus making the Continental challenge fourfold. The other countries who will be represented are Germany, France and Holland. Willie Mietschke, the German holder of the light-weight title, has had to with- draw because of injury, and the German team will now be headed by Erich Camps, who will defend his middle-weight championship.

Wolsh Ruling

has Just been disclosed that by

the lekets shall not enter the dressing-rooms of the match offi-

clats.

IT a ruling of the Welsh Football Cotton Remains

Union, which governs Rugby football in Wales, a director of a professional Association football club may not play amateur Rugby. Dudicy Fal-

land,

HENRY Catton is to remain pro- fessional to Ashridge Golf Club,

0 former Cambridge Soccer Hertfordshire, for at least four more became a director of Swansea years. He has signed an agreement blue, Town, the Football League club, two to that effect. confirming a fentative

for

made a few weeks ago. Before that he played arrangement years ago,

with the job of the Swansea Rugby club, and he re- "I can now get on

assistant cently had a trial for Ebbw Vale, selecting an

to replace since William Ladlaw, who has

has become another Rugby club. He has since been informed by the Welsh F., U. full professional at West Herts," said that, as he is n director of Swansen Cotton. "Quite a few young golfers! Town, he "cannot confinue enjoy seem to think that the position of amateur status in Weish Rugby.chlef assistant at Ashridge is worth Mr. Folland holds an important post having, ond I have had several at the new Ebbw Vale works. He applications."

is a son of the late Mr. Henry Fol-

land, the Weish steel and ta-plate To Captain Again

magnate.

Golf Club Stewards

SIR

Two scenes from "Sixty Glorious Years," which pleased local critics immensely at the preview yesterday. Anna Neagle again takes the part of Queen Victoria, giving an unforgettable performance, while Anton Walbrook, as Prince Albert, la as good as he was in “Victoria The Great” The picture will be shown simultaneously at the Queen's and Adiamora Theatres on Friday.

St. Andrew's "SIXTY

Beaten By GLORIOUS Taikoo Club

YEARS"

"Sixty Glorious Years" an RKO

In the Ladies' Badminton League,

picture directed by Henry Wilcox, at the Queen's Taikoo last night defeated

previewed Si, was Andrew's by 6-3.

Theatre yesterday morning.

Scores! WH. L. Lister has decided to

as 'the

ега

WEEK-END

FOOTBALL PROGRAMME

Senior Shield Second Round Replays

riott.

The following are the League fix- This im deals with many impor-tures arranged by the Hongkong accept the Lancashire County Miss F. Wang and Mrs. Anderson

Football Association for the week. the Victorin tant phases of Cricket Club committee's Invitation (St. Andrew's) lost lo Miss R.

end: Stanley Jackson, the former to caplain the side again. This will Summers and Miss J. Summers which were left untouched by the

BATURDAY, FEB. 4 England cricketer, was elected af be his fourth year of office. For B-21; lost to Mrs. R. Main and Mias first film, "Victoriu the Great". Anna

I. Cunninghami 10-21; lost to Mrs. W. Neagle, as the Golf Club some fire there lies been consider-

Queen, and Anton

Sentor Shield Replay vice-president of the

Melrose and Mrs. R. Norrie 10-21. Walbrook,

"A" v. Kowloon South China Prince Consort, Stewards' Association at its generalable doubt whether he would be abiz

Earl meeiing in London. The

of to continue, but after much delibera- Miss Churn and Miss Greiner (St. perpetuate their triumphs in the slek. Linesmen, Phillips and Mar- (Caroline Hill), 4 p.m. Referce, Kos-

Derby

Andrew's) beat Miss Summers and second film. was re-elected president, on he has notified his intention to while the new chairman is Mr. 11.\r\rry on.

Miss Summers 21-11; lost lo Mrs. Main and Miss Cunningham 14-21; Watson (Porter's Park), who auc-

beat Mrs. Melrose and Mrs. Norrie made the reign of Queen Victorin so Hongkong PC. v. Police (Sookun- Miss J. Weng und Miss White (St. memorable are described with ac-poo), 4.15 pm. Referee, Hinchel.e. Andrew's) lost to Miss Summers and curary. The glimpses of national Linesmen, Sze Po-wai und Wilkins. Miss Suinmers 4-21; lost to Mrs, events-the repeat of the Corn Laws,

Second Division Main and Miss Cunningham 7-21; the Critnean War, the purchase of

R.A.O.C. v. Kowloon (Military), beat Mrs. Melrose and Mrs. Norrie the Suez Canal and the death of 21-12.

Gordon-gain effectiveness through 4.15 p.m. Referee, Stedman, SU. ILA. v. South Chinu being vivid and short. The colour-

(MIL-

ceeds Mr. A. Coxall (Bescomfeld). Miller's Complaint Loss To Rugby

aldent of the

(TOLDEN Miller is suffering from a form of muscular rheumatisin.

been missing) MR. John Thomas Brookes, pre- This is why he bas

run in. Claucestershire races he was expected to

The complaint la col regarded 79 Rugby Union and chairman of the Th committee of the Gloucester Rugby, serious, and otherwise the horse Is He is so well, indeed, that Club, has died at his residence, Cromer, Tuffley Avenue, Gloucester, his trainer will be satisfied if he can Merun him once only before the Chel-

at the ge

fifty-seven. of

sound.

21-12.

Many of the important events that

Brookes had been ill for only a few tenham Gold Cup. To win that race CLUB RUGBY FIFTEEN hurt.

is the horse's chief objective this

days, being at work at the Glouces ter Railway Corringe and Wagon season. Company, Lid, as recently

usc

Wednesday of last week, (11th Jan Soccer Transfer

He contracted a chill, but pneumonia | supervened.

DE

very

First Division

in of the country round Balmorat tary). 2.45 pm. Referre, Glover, cuttres & mang in a loyal Scotsman's R. Scots v. Hongkong F.C. (S00-

the technicolour process

kunun), 2.45 p.m. Referee, Haveloor. throughout the film being successful-a result which is helped There will be a gam of Rugby by the stone backgrounds afforded Football at Happy Valley to-day. Balmoral.

by Windsor, Buckingham Palace and when the Club "A" XV will play thei Police. The match will commeng ERBY County have paid New

at 4 p.m. The Club side Brighton £2,500 for the transter

follows: As fo selected of John Stamps, a 10-year-old inside- Jeft. Negotiations were started after THOMAS McInnes, a Scottish in-the mulch on Wednesday (18) TH

ternational inside-forward half a Dety

between New Brighton and Hartle- century ago. has died at Luton, aged pools, in which Stamps scored, and he travelled to Derby on the 10th 60. McInnes gained his Ort capi against Ireland in 1889, when only January to sign forms. Stamps has 10, and he was one of the first Scot been with New Brighton only since tish professionals to move South. last reason. He played for Nolts County for four Mansfield Town. Reasons and was in their Cup Finall

Old International

Middlesex v. St. Joseph's (SL Joseph's), 4.14 p.m. Referce, Clarke. Third Division (A) P.W.D. V.

v, South China (Caroline 1910), 2.30 p.m. Referee. Silva,

Electric v. 30th. RA. (St. Joseph's), 2.45 pm. Referee, Edwards. Third Division (B) Kumpons v. Powballan_(Chatham Rd.), 2.45 p.m. Referee,

Dove. SUNDAY, FEB 5 Menhinnick, P. W. Burton, W. Stoker.

Senior Shield Replay Anna Nengle and Anton Walbrook Eastern V. South China "B" (Hong- J. Moodie, G. M. Marrs, C. Austin.

are splendid in their roles and are kung F.C.), 4 p.m. Referee, Ip. Lines- C. M. Stark and P. Welch,

Hartley. series of contests for admirably supported by C. Aubrey men, Burretto and Hay

Smith us individual championship, H. T. Lot Derrick

the Duke of Wellington,

First Division star of the victorious Ching Yung

de Marney tis Disraeli, Royal Navy y. Royal Scots (Cause- team, emerged triumphant us he de- Charles Carson as Sir Robert Peel, way Buy), 4.15 p.m. Referee, Gnss feated L. S. Chang in four sets, Play Felix Ayimer as Palmerston and Linesmen, Farr and Aylwin. was exciting as the contendera stond Gordon McLeod as John Brown.

Kwong Wah v. St. Joseph's (Kow- at least ten feel from the table,

Despite its necessarily episodic loon), 4.15 p.m. Referee, Molyneux, emashing, cilcing and returning with development and the limitations of Linesmen, Gamlin and Waldron. amazing nceurney.

Second Division footage, "Slx Glorus Years" in t

Herbert Wilcox has seen to it that has been the Royal Family are shown os hu- man beings with a true appreciation J. T. Brown; D. I. Bosanquet, D. of their responsibilities but whose B. Nelson, E.

E. M. Walls, H. F. Hop own happiness is dependent upon Kins; D. Hynes, R. Rutherford J, that of the Empire.

there

the

He joined them from

team in 1881. Later he was with Licence Granted Third Lanark and Everton, and end-

ed his career with four seasons atj Luton,

Practice Curbed

COLIN Richards, brother of Gordon Richards, has been granted a Hernee to ride under National Hunt Rules. He was champion Jockey of Norway last year, but Was badly

THE attention of the Referees' Com-hurt in a fall and returned to Eng- Tmittee having been drawn to the hand in October for treatment.

growing tendency of referees

and

linesmen, when omelating in FA.

Cup-ties, to ask the clubs for com-

pients. 8 has been decided to CLUB'S LEAGUE TEAMS

re-

commend to the F.A. Chunell that

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES-

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

Closing

0.35/35

be issued:- the following instruction

The following Club teams have been

New York, Jan. 31. That officials appointed to mat-elected for longue matches on Satur-

New York Colton May: ches in the Football Association

Opening competitions shall not ask the com Firsta (home) V. Army. Owen

Mor. (119) .. 8:30/30 peting

clubs

to supply them with Hughes (captain). I. D. Klibee. A. C.

May (1939) el Beck, L. T. Tude, J. L. Haley, J. E. Poiter.

B.03/05 8,03/04 complimentary tickets for relaT. E. Pearce, 3. C. L. Pearce, P. 1.

July (1939)

7.02/01 7.70/78 dives and friends. It is, however, Seoones, M. FL. Haymes, K. A. Munro.

7.50/49 7.44/45 Oct. (1930) recommended that the home club D. 5. Peake (12).

7.48/40 Dec. (1939) one ofter

Seconds (way) v. Polton-E J. L

7.51/51 Jan. (1040) stand ticket to the referee and ono Michali (captain), W. Stoker. D. 8. liath,

Spot to cach linesman efficiating in the RM, M. King, C. W. E. Bishop, II. . Armstrong, G. F. R. Divett, I. 3. D. Lowe. match in question, on the under N. P. Fox, A K. Mackenzie, G. B. Lovoti, standing that the persone using V. C. Bond (13).

shall

complimentary

Mar. May

fine tribute to. Britain's history. A R. Engineers v. Police (Causeway picture which should definitely not Bay), 2.45 p.m. Referee, Thomas. be missed.

Eastern v. Kwong Wuh (Hongkong F.C.), 2.30 p.m. Referee, Omar,

Third Division (A)

Sept. Dec.

15.72b/70m

15.85 /85 15.71 /71

Sales for the day:1,840 tons,

Muy July Sept

Chicago Wheat

R. Engineers v. Kit Che (Sookun- poo), 4.15 p.m. Referee, Burgers.

Third Divialon (B) IL.A.M.C. v. University (Sookun- poo), 4.15 p.m. Refres Burgess. Third Division Championship) (First Match)

093%/60 604/08% CD3/00 08/08%

Royal Air Force v. Royal Scots 69/04 (Kowloon), 2.45 p.m. Referee, Stone. Monday's Sales:—4,348,000 bushels.

Chicago Corn

COUNCIL MEETING

A meeting of the Hongkong Foot-

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Recent Games Played In Darts League

KOWLOON GOLF

First Round Matches For Captain's Cup

First round matches in the Kow- loon Golf Club Captain's Cup Com-

The following were the results of petition played on Sunday last re matches played recently in the H.Bulted as follow:

Darts League:

M... ""

Prest

Josey

Atonnell

Poole Moore

Imperial ***

Black

2 Todd

Snell

0 Tester

Cheek

ghest score, Cheek 120.

thest finish, Cheek 40. N.A.0.1. (G.C.) “I”, M.T.B. "A"

Ilbbard

Wilkie

Grintin

Smith

Little Orrom

Basson

Moore

Lumby

1

Mitchell

4

Highest core, Orrom 112. Highest finish, Little 50. Imperial " Tang Check Black

M.T.U. "sto

5 King

Foole

Moore

Marthaji Forster

0 Preat

0

Stonnell

3

O-NO

Highest score, King 132. Highest Dalsh, Check 54. M.T.L. "B

Moore

Poola

King

Prest

Stonnell

RA.O.B. (0.C.) “A”

Curd

2

0 Funnell

Prinic

.

0

Burden

2 Redman

Highest score, Durden 138.

Ughest finish, Punneli 30.

League Table

RA.D., (G.C

H.T.D. D 51%/61% ball Asociation Council wil be held

May

514/51

6054/50%

7.40/40

7.47N

July Sept.

52 752

62/52 52/52

Winning Wheat

May

8.95N

(1030) 15.03 /04 15.03 /03 July

New York Rabber

15.80b/85a 15.71/77 Oct.

03/024 625/62% 0314/03% 63%/03%

63%/03

The Quality

SUNRIPE CIGARETTES

in the Association rooms on Mon- day, February 6, at 5.30 p.m..

RACING HANDICAPS

The weights for entries in the Kwani Cup, and the Au Tau Handl- cap (laces. fi and 6) of the Grand

Imperia! "AH Imperial

RA,0,3), (G.C.) "A" M.TE, "A

Embassy

Neptuno

Highest finishes-Funnell

SYBARABR

W. C. Simpson beat F. C. Barry

4 and 3.

3.

T, D. Paton beat B. B. Basto 8 and

F. A, HI bont S. Jex 4 and 3.

J. A. Dennish beat A. A. Lopes 1 up.

E. F. Fincher best W. Ahern 1 up. W. A. Stewart beat A. E. Davies at the 19th.

W. Bastin beat F. 7. Remedios 2 and 1.

T. B. Low beat M. L. da Roza 3 up.

Medal Play. Competition

The following starting Umes have been

arranged for a Medal Play Competition (18 holes) on Sunday, February 5:

10.00 am, W. Kershaw v. D, Danis

9.05 am. A. A. Lopes v. P. J. Bone 0.10 a.m. 1. A. Derinta Y. T. D. Low 30.15 am. E. O. Murphy V. E. F. Fincher 20.20 am. W. Ahern v. Y. J. Remedior 925 a.m. B. J. Wallace v. W. Bastin -0.30 0.m. Webeter v. J. M. 1071

99.33 a.m. A, F. Davies v. J. G. 11. Humable

B. Jex - 2.40 a.m. T. Henderson

043 am, T. D. Paton v. T. Lamb ¡9,50 am. W. C Simpson v. J. Klewon

104, Lumby

100; ftoure 81, Little 68.

Highest scores,litie 125, Davis King 13. Poole 131. Waterworth Prest 127,

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