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KUGBY.
ARMY v. "CURLEW."
South, Boswell, Densham, Ateve providing so that it is in the
Conch Doidge, Dennis, Morris, Wilson and Flook.
Referee: Mr. Hamiton.
GOLT.
SCOTLANDY. THE REST.
Owing to pressure on space yester dar, the full results of the above annual match which was played at Fanting on Sunday, had to be held overs The Rest won by 11 points
The scores were:
SCOTLAND.
A large gathering witnessed a very! intereating rugby football match on
T..W. HOLL the Club ground. Happy Valley, B. D. C. Morgan yesterday evening when an Army S. FUTES combination played a friendly game against the Curlew XV. The JL Crockart...
Major Leslie Smith exhibited "Fugger" standard" of
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LOCAL SPORT.
HONGKONG SCHOOLS' FOOTBALL
UNITED SERVICES FOOTBALL.
SENIOR DIVISION.
A. H. Ferguson
"TAMAR" v. "CARLISLE"
P. W. L. D. F. A
very fast and exciting throughout.
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St. Joseph's ...4,4 0 0 13 Queen's
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4 3 1 0 11
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The Army set the oval in motion and were soon well down the field.
Hon. John Johnstone
Davidson
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N. C. Wilson
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INTERMEDIATE DIVISION.
P. W. LD. F. A. P.
was excellent, and the same. B. Ross
R. Bruce
E. Macdougall. J. D. Kinnaird
A large gathering of Servicë men St. Paul's 4 1 2 1 3 3 3 The "Curlew" men failed to gather. E. G. JamiesoȚI --- --* * was present at Happy Valley yester St. Stephen's 4 1 2 1 3 8 day evening to watch the above Diocesan 4 0 4 0 match in the United Services Football:"
Tamar's League. In view of severe defeat at the hands of the St Joseph's II 3 3 0 0 9 2 6 Wits last week, the match was ex- pected to end in an easy win for the St. Paul's II 3.1 011 66 Carlisle men, but "Tamar held Queen's II3 1 2 0 7 6 2 their own and put up a most credita- St. Stephen's 113 0 3 0 2 15.0. ble and even struggle..
JUNIOR DIVISION.
.
and the leather went into touch. A 0 serum resulted in the Curlew
getting away. They combined very well together, but just as a score
T. R. Chassels ........ P. F. Nicoll *Curlew" seemed inevitable, were pulled up for forward passing. had no difculty in clearing. TheK. S. Morrison
Dr. Chas. Forsyth continued to press, but the Army J. W. Paton Army then forced the pace, but end- ed in putting the oval to touch. The Dr. Valentine
F. Maitland N. 5. Marshall P.. W. L D. F. A. P. game continued to be evenly contest- Kicking off, the "Tamar" forwards
W. J. Morrison........ went away on the left wing with Wantsal5 5 0 0 26 0 10 ed, with both packs of forwards on
G. M. Young.........nan Stone running strongly. Barrett was St. Paul's Frs. 4 3 1 0 15 2 6 the offensive alternately. Neither side, just in time to clear a well timed St. Joseph's Jrs.4.3 1 0 15 4 6 however, seemed able to do better centre, and the ball was sent to Anglo-Indian.3 2 1 0 7 3 4 than put the leather into touch. midfield. The "Carlisle" men then Satyingpun 4 2 2 03 10 4 From a throw-in in their territory, the pressed, but "Tamar's" goalie top Yauma. 3 1 1 1 3 6 3 sailors went away and forced a scrum was prepared, and saved beautifully Queen's Jrs. 40 3 1 1 14 from McCarthy and Harris. When Ellis Kadoorie 4 0 4 0 1 15
visited -" Tamar"
enemy Ying Wa3 0 3 0 0 15
next
HONGKONG FOOTBALL
LEAGUE.
SECOND DIVISION RESULTS.
4
1
very near the Army line. They
0
broke away from this very smartly.
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and making a dash for goal, scored
THE REST.
the first try of the match. It was Major Bagnall not converted. The sailors now led R. D. Wodehouse by three points after ten minutes
scores
were
play. Stung by this reverse, the HM. Smith soldiers gathered, and running G. S. Archbutt through with keen determination and Captain James brilliant passing scored their try Capt. W. E. Gribbell
W.D. Kraft which also
not converted.
Captain Warner evea. now Below is the table for the 2nd The
P. Paravicini .......................... Division League up to December From this point of the game up to
the half time, the spectators had alt A- E- Crew....... the excitement they wanted, with CEH. Beavis both packs of forwards doing their. A. Camidge
Majr Downing ----- Major Edwards
4:-
territory, Handlord and Heap com- bined very well up to the goal mouth, where Heap centred micely to Swinney, who, however, kicked the ball right into the goalie's hands." After a bit of ding-dong play at mid- field, the "Carlisle" forwards broke away and McCarthy sent in a long dropping shot which the goalie mis- judged. He was just able to retrieve his mistake and send the ball over the cross bar as it was going over his.
Clubs. P. W. L. D. F. & P. head. Fawcett took the corner kick, but Castle cleared the ball to midield St. Joseph's 6 5 1 0 19.3 10 atmost to secure the lead. Several R. Hancock..... where, after a good run down the RG.A. Res...6 5 1 0 15 7 10 narrow shaves at either end were line, Stone shot wide. Play was Kowloon Res 6 3 1 2 11 7 8 stopped in the nick of time by the very fast with the Carlisle having Oilers United 7 3 3, 115 77 defences. At half time the score the best of the exchanges, but no United F. C...6 3 2 1 14 12 7 read three points all. matter how they tried, they could Club not beat the goalie. Half time came with the score sheet blank
with the "Carlisle kicking off. They did not keep the ball long before they were robbed, and the Tamar" forwards were on the war path. The attack was spoiled by Styles being, ruled off-side. Pavey put Fawcett in possession and the latter took the ball to enemy territory, but his shot was cleared without much difficulty by Giles. The "Tamar" forwards came again after a spell at midfield, and in the course of a melee in front of
Goals.
..........7 3 4 0 9 7 5 The second moiety was faster than S. China Res7 3 4 0 14 11 6 the first, with the forwards making Indian R. C....7 3 4 0 12 17 6 strenuous efforts to assume the lead,
CRICKET.
M.CC. v. VICTORIA.
RHODES'S FINE BOWLING.
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the between the eye and the ball. Looking down the shaft, you find your vision fixed upon the ball. One does not often see this kind of patter nowadays, bus there is nothing against #
St. Andrews says, however, that clobs of the mallet-headed type, or those that have the 'neck so bent" as to produce a similar effect, are illegal.
The shaft shall be fired to the heel, for to a neck, socket; or hose.which terminates at the heel." The right" side of Evans's triangular putter can hardly be called a neck, socket, or bese,
It was a pity that, when the United States and British delegates met re- cently to clear the air of doubts and differences, they did not go into the question of the form and make of golf: clubs.
RIBBED MASHIES.
For instance, many people here think that the ribbed mashies and nklicks which are in general use in the States provide an artificial aid to imparting "stop" to the ball.. Tolley tells me that be found the ground so hard there that the hill-iron shot, such as our best golfors play at, say, '160- yards, was useless. All the back- spin in the world would not check the Ball frous trickling over the green.
What the Americans do is to take very nearly a til swing with their ribbed mashies, and bang the ball high into the air and-up to the pin. The ribbing effect on the mashie itself in- parts the "stop."
It would simply the game a good deal hore. Presumably it is neces- sary on the hard ground in the Sites. Incidentally, however, it may help to bring about our discomfure when the pick of the American amateONS COME over for our championship next year.
"Chick" Evans, Francis Ouimet, and Reginald Lewis-the last-named Comecticut player of 28 who took Ears to the 41st hole in the recent U.S. championship, and ought to have beaten him are certainties, sard ing to the latest news obtained by: our recent visitors to the States. "Bob-
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A NEW RILWAY,
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mence and carry on the constructio of the line.
The second half opened just as fast Staff & Depts.5 2 2 1 8 8 5 only to find the defences equally L N. Leele .........imine.
Club de Recreio 6 14 1 8 15 3 determined not to let anything
L. S. Greenbill.... Carlisle 2 1 1 0 4 4 through. The soldiers assumed the 22nd Punjabis.7 1 6 0 4 34 offensive first and gave the sailors' defence а very anxious five minutes before the "Curlew ** forwards got away and returned the compliments at the other end of the field. The soldiers again assumed the offensive after a while, only to be pulled up for forward passing. From a scrum which followed, the bat Melbourne, Nov. 15.-Owing to sailors were hard pressed
SECURITY AND ENGINEERING. goal, forced a corner. Heap placed heavy rain no play was possible to managed to survive the attack and
Both the loan and the advanc the ball nicely in front of goal, but it day between Victoria and the MC.C. clear the "oval with a long kick to
are secured, inter alie, by a' gener bounded in and-out of the danger
Melbourne, Nov. 16-For the midfield. Here the oval was kept Daily Maz
A recent picture of Charles Evans
guarantee of the Government z zone until Barrett put it to touch fourth day of the match betwee.. for a good spell, with the forwards
firstly by a mortgage on the p This half was very evenly contested Victoria and the M.C.C. the weather of either side being brought to earth junior, showed him in possession of often on the lips and near to the hearts
Peking, Nov. 23-Reater learns, in marient way of the railway and with both end of the field visited in had cleared, although it was still immediately they tried to get away. the strange-looking patter which be of his countrymen and countrywomen. Prince of Wales is inevitably a matter quick succession. Carlisle" were cool. Owing to the previous day's A free kick awarded to the Army used so successfully in the United He is 20, and the marriage of the
resulted in the Curlew men States amateur golf championship. more dangerous when in front of rain no play was possible before a
There have been a good many in- of deep public concern. We desire connection with the Presidential man- carnings and secondly by certa
The construction of the line goal, and it looked as if they would quarter past one, when Hearne and gathering and taking the oval to have to score, but shots which came Hendren continued the visitors enemy territory where they were palle quiries in Britain concerning this to speak of it with proper reticence, date of the 25th instant sanctioning earnings of the Tao-Ching Railwa in from all angles and ranges were innings. The attendance was small.ed up for off-side. Another free kick latest creation. Evans once had the expressing, within these bounds, what the construction of the Ching-Meng disposed of with extraordinary ease Hearne left at 335, but 75 was registered again them, but reputation of being an inveterate mis- we believe to be the real suiety of branch railway, that this railway he carried out under the control Obviously wise choice. The war, in this as in prolongation westwards of the Tao cate and appointed by the direc by the "Tamar" goalie, who was runs were added to Saturday's total, they were undaunted; they gathered ser of short putts. It was the only the coemery that he should make a to all intents and purposes is a an engineer nominated by the Syn playing as cool and steady a game without further loss, when at again and broke through, scoring weakness in his game. as one could wish to see. The final three o'clock Douglas declared the their second try which was beauti- anything that could help him to over most other things, has,, we believe, Ching railway from its present of the Tao-Ching Railway Administ
opinion, which here and elsewhere on the left bank of the Yellow as Director of the new line. whistle came with the score sheet innings closed, shortly after Headren fully converted for five points, come it might work out the salvation wrought a great charge in public terminus, Chinghua, to Menghsien tien, who will also act concured
had completed his century. McDonald With the sailors leading by 8 points of similar sufferers.
There can be little doubt, however, in the Empire would, we are con River, immediately northeast of The engineer may, with the c and Ryder were the only bowlers to to 3, the soldiers warmed up to
which the bulk of the trade between Administration, employ in the w Tamar"-Powell: Castle, Bat meet with any success, the former their task. and gathering the that the club would be barred in this vinced, be strongly averse from the Honanfu, an important ferry over sent of the Tao-Ching Rail chelor; Bennett, Lawson, Pugh taking two wickets for 85 runs and oval from a scrum, displayed country. The head is in the shape of thought that there should be my or the Luanfu and Trechow districts of of constraction, any of the st excellent combination which resulted triangle, to the apex of which is puision upon the Prince of Wales to Shanti and the south passes. The rolling stock, plant, and tools of Handford, Styles, Swinney, Stone the latter one for 76. and Heap.
Requiring 144 runs to save the in- in their scoring a try. This was fixed the shaft. Thus the shaft is in make a marriage of policy. For mine, which will be about 65 kilome Tao-Ching railway, on rates to comparatively narrow tres in length, will pass through a determined by the Director of Carlisie" Moseley: Ashford, nings defeat, the home side fared converted, and the scores were the centre of the club, and the prin- within the Barrett; Clulew, Pavey. Harris; badly before the bowling of Rhodes again even. The soldiers made two ciple is the same as in the mailet, the limits that his position must impose highly cultivated district, to which it Tao-Ching Railway and the Pek Winslade, Harris, McCarthy. Goff and Woolley, who both derived the determined attempts to assume the and Fawcett.
utmost advantage from the state of lead after; this, but in the first in use of which is prohibited here. The upon him, the British peoples would will be of very considerable benefit Syndicate are appointed purchas this, it is our way to believe, means tion with the main railway system of all materials purchased abroad t will receive a commission of 3 Referee:-Mr. Pragneil.
the pitch. The first wicket put on stance the oval went to truch, and heel stands out as far on one side as wish a marriage of true happiness; and by bringing it into direct communica agents for the new line, and u
the country. 23 runs, and then two more wickets in the other a knock-on spoiled the does the toe on the other.
That the centre-shalted effect is a marriage of inclination. fell without any addition to the effort. The sailors then got away score, and six were down for nicely, and from a throw-in in enemy greet help in putting adants of little It follows naturally that the hope The agreement referred to in the cent, on the net calt thereof. 36. Ransford and Liddicat took territory scored a converted, try doubt. Nearly everybody stands well for him that his wife may be one Presidential Mandate is made withNo provision is made for col At a meeting of the United Services the score to 68 for the seventh wicket, which added five points to their score over the bal in this department of of his own race for, though there the Peking Syndicate, Ld... who, be stock, it being arranged the w League, the Hawkins" team was but the remaining batsmen gave little of 8. With a big handicap against the game. To have the ball and the have been fortunate exceptions, it is sides being administrators and gene the line or part of it is opened hire basis at rates to be fixed by elected to the League and will take trouble, and the whole side was out them the soldiers now renewed their shaft in line instead of having to strike certainly true that mariages of policy tal managers of the Tao-Ching Rail traffic, the rolling stock of the The agreement provides for a loan Director of the "Pao-Ching Rai up the R.E. dates in the Exture list, for 85, the MCC thua winning efforts and scored a try from a throw the ball with a head that stands out with princesses of foreign birth have way, possess very large mining interching Railway shall be used on the Engineers having been compelled easily by an innings and 59 runs in. They followed this up by con- from the shaft is clearly an advantage, not always had the primary condition mts in the locality
verting, with a converted try, and le is exemplified in the Schenectady for happiness. Further than to give to drop out' of the League owing to Rhodes took six wickets for 39 runs, the scores were brought to 13 all, at putter, which our armateur champion, expression to this national wish for for the construction of the line, the and the Peking Syndicate with
and Woolley 4 for 27 runs.
Scores: Victoria 1st Innings 274, which stage the final whistle came, Cyril Tolley, tells me is used by the Prince we shall not go, adding net amount of which and the condi- spproval of the Ministry of
and the game was brought to a nearly every goller in the States only that we doubt whether there is tons of its issue are to be fixed not munications..
will not satisfactory close,
Tolley tried one, and said he would now the need that there may have later than three years after the date he terms of the loan agrem Hobbs, e Moyes, b Ryder.151 The teams were
have used it in the championship and been before the war to limit the choice of the agreement. In the meantime and also the working agreeme
Government sufficient funds to com Russell, c. Mullet, b McDonald ... 49
Army Phillips (Wilts.), Murray played with it for ever if it had been of the Prince: to the circle of the the Syndicate is to advance to the the Tao-ching-Rail
Blood-Royal. Hearne, c Ryder, b McDonald... 87 (LMS), Tomory (RAMC), Bevan egal in Britain.
still blank.
The teams were 7--
"HAWKINS” IN LEAGUE.
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