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LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
SATURDAY'S MAD HES.
Three more games in the first division of the Hongkong Football League were played off on Saturday afternoon, with the fallus ing results: Hongkong Club 3 11MS. "Tamar" 0 King's Regt... 3 R.C.A. Bouth China.. 1 HLM.S. Ambrose” 0
FOTIC
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CLUB "TAMAR,"
The Chib players were in extra gead form on Saturday afternoon when they scored a decisive victory over the smart Tamar XI by 3 goals to nil There was little to choose between the forward lines, and the Club players did not have things all their own way, but when it came to the defence, the Club was far superior in this department nad successfully kept the Sailors out, although eeveral times they were bard pressed. Lock alas favoured the Clab, for the Sailors sent in very pretty shots which At the all but entered one. "Tamar's" end of the field, a brauti fal centre from England went braging. Off-side play spoiled two other open- ings, and then Forsyth mad the corner of the net from a fine pass by Furves on the wing. The Sailors continued to experience bat luck in the second ball. Harry is kicked when the Club were coming strongly down the field, and let Valentine through. He bent Both with a lofty shot which lound the under part of the net. Valentine was als responsi- ble for the Club's third goal from a beautiful centre by Parves,
Referee: Mr. Smith,
KING'S v. RA.
The Gunners put up a stiff light against the krmidable lofantry XI, but were out-played of went down tri the tune of 3 goale to 1.
The game opened very evenly and it was a ding dong struggle få- about 20 minutes, then the Gunners took up the offensive and Gron draw first bload for them with a good shot. They did not keep their lead for long however. The King's were awarded
CRICKET.
INTERPORT TRIAL,
SATURDAY'S MATON,
M
Cuilip Taylor
THE CHINA MAIL.
ORDEAL IN A TRAIN.
GIRL'S FIGHT FOR LIFE WITH MAN ARMED WITH RAZOR,
Bowling Analysis.
+ O. M. T.
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A. Grimmett
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2
W. Cowen
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0 23
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trial charged with the attempted mar 'er of Mary Ann Sargent.
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CIVIL SERVICE OC.
C. Redpath, & Piercy,.. H. Boudford, run out....
W. Gill, o Mackenzie, ↳ Day.... B. Spillett, b Reid......
Another cricket interport trial match was played on the H, K, C. C. ground on Saturday afternoon. Two strong and representativo sides cap tained by Major Matthews and Mr. R. H. B. Hancock. respectively, A. Grimmett, at Galloway, b Piercy turned out for the match, and some E. Dunkley, c Reid, b Piercy.... pretty cricket was witnessed by aC. Sara, & Hollands, b Piercy.... large gathering of ep、otatore. It was C. Evans, o Hollands, b Reid. abatemen'a gamo for Majer Matthew's W. Cowen, not out side, who batted first. Ponishing R. Taylor, b Reid. the bowlers severely, they declared W. Cullip, b Crawford. at 203 for six wickets. R. E. A. Webster (59), the highest scorer in the match, C. J. Stapleton (42), C. F. Alexander (40), and F. J. de Rome were in excellent form and lifted their side's core.by leaps and bounds, after a rather disappointing begin- Day ning, when two wickate went down Piercy for only 8 runs. The victims were Reid E. J. R. Mitchell (B. Havelock Crawford Davice, 0) and A. A. Rumjaan (c Owen Hughes, b, Reed. 1). Have. look-Davies was the best of 7 bowlers tried, taking two wickets for 11 runa,
Failing light saved Hancock's side frem defeat, and a draw was called with their total standing at 123 for 9 wickets. B. D. Evans was the highest contributor to the side's score with 15 rune, while Capt. Olliver added a fine 32, The only other double figure score was a useful 18 by Capt. Le Fleming the other players failing badly. Of the bowlere, Capt. Dode and C. F. Alexander took three wickets each for 22 and 35 respective 15. De Rome had the best average
with 1 wicket for 10 runs.
MAJOR MATTHEW'S XI, Scores:--
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Havelock
Davis.....
F. J. de Rome, e Havelock Davies,
b Owen Hughes
A. A. Ramjabn, Owen Hughes,
b Beed........
Rev. E. Quick, c Havelock-Davies,
b Owen Hughes
C. F. Alexander, c Owen Hughes,
b Sayer....
C. J. Stapleton, "ot out
R. E. A. Web. 1, b Havelock-
Davies..
Major E. D. Matthews, not cut..
Extras...
Total for 6 wkta. (dec.)
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
The story of a woman's desperate fight in a railway caringa with a man who attacked her with a razor wal told at Belfast.
WEATHER REPORT.
October 16h. 11b, 42m.-Pressure has increased considerably from Wladivostook to N.E. Japan, and slightly from central Japan to the Loochoos. It is nearly alationary at other reporting stations.
An antiopelone has formed aver 8 E. Mongolia.
Moderate monsoon may be expected:
street, a young man, was sent for along the E. coast of China and over
John McCartan, railway guard, Osaid that when the train left Bangor, 13 Thorntona d the girl wore in different 1 compartments, hub at Holywood Station Thornton left his place and went into the earringa co:upied hy the girl.
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R. W. away, but he (the guard) caught bin
I after a chase of 100 yards.
"HULLO, MARY!"
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SATURDAY'S SPORTS.
Annotant
The annual "at home" of the Chinese Recreation Club was held on Saturday afternoon, when a large gathering attended an athletic sports meeting on the Club's grou da at Causeway Bay, and afterwards wit atsaed the distribution of the Club prizes won during the year.
The sports meeting was an enjoy able
The
Mary Ann Sargent, the young woman who was attacked, said that at the time she was living at Baly holme terrace, Bangor, but bad BOW DO permanent address. She was a domestic servant. At folywood Theraton, whom she knew, got into the carriage, and said: "Hull«, Mary," She made no reply, but con tinued reading. Without any other words passing she received a a-ve blow on the bead. This was followed by cther blows.
She fell on her lice on the floor of
the carriage, and while lying there Thornton rolled her over upon her back and took a razor from hie When she saw this the
the N. China Sea.
Hangkong rainfall for the 24 hours ding at 10 am. today, 0-60 ineb Total since January 1st, 6708 inches. "gainst an average of 79.17 inchos.
Forecast for the 24 hours ending s soon on Octetor 17, 1922.
1--Formos Channel, N.E. winds,
moderate to fresh.
8-Bouth coast of Chins betwee Lagrong and Lamooks. N.E. winds, moderate; fair.
to Gar Rock. N.E.
2-Hongkong winds, moderate; fair.
4-South coat of China betw Longkang and Hatoan. N.E. winds, moderate; fair.
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variation from the usual pocket. tennis matches played in former sprang at him to take the razor from fears at the eat houses," and the him, and in the struggle Thornton programme included several novelty made several attemps to cut her events which aroused much interest throat and were closely contested.
"I eventually got hold of the Band of the Grenadiers ployed during razor," said the girl,contincing, "and the sports, and afterwards a Jazz the handle broke, leaving the blade 94 land provided the music for the in the prisoner's Land, and with this
30.11 64 92 ENE dancing in the spacious pavilion. Tes he made forther attemps to cut me,
30.07 07 100 ZNE and only stopped struggling when the tharp Pk... 7. 30.03 148 N train stopped at Sydenham Seties. Amoy 6.29.32 74 95 By this time I had bold of the blade." Swatow
Cathore ... She added that when the trainraicha stomped she screamed "Help" and Tainan ..... "Murder," and he was taken tooth.... Paraviores hospital. Thornton dashed out by Anton. the door on the other side from the Tongnge platform.
1 and other refreshments were served on the lawn during the afternoon.
RESULTS,
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The prize-winnels were:
5
Boyo Race.-1, Wong Ming-kit; 422, Fed Wong.
Girls' Race-1, Phyllis Gittins; 2, 53 Yun Pin-ha.
9
Three-legged Race.-1, Yew Man 29 bou sad Wong Sik clung, 2, Geo.
Lee and H. Abwro. .203
Lieut. Bacon, U. Omar, Capt. E. it. 3. Dode, L. J Davies and D. E. Don nelly, did not bat.
Wheelbarrow Race.-1, Geo Lo and Wong Sik-chong; 2 Kwok Po (kan and Cheung Wing kui.
Stall-bolding 1, Miss R. Ablong and Kwok Pa kan; 2, Mrs. Yung and
Fall of Wickets-1-4, 2-8, 3 69. Yew Man-lion. 4-84, 5-88, 6-181.
0. M. R. N
Milk drinking competition.--1, Wong Po pm:
Bun Buting Competition.- Chan Man woon.
Bowling Analysis.
Capt. Havelock Davies 14 2 14 E. B. Reed.
9 3 14 Obracla Race 1; Miss Gittina and Owen Hughes.
1322 Vong Sik chung: 2, Mire Rose Ablong 80 27 and Kwok Pu-koa, 5 0 18 0
G. R. Sayer B. D. Evan' E. el Arculli Capt. Le Fleming
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Visitors Race-1, Mian Rosselet 4 0 18 0 and Mr. Rosalet; 2, Miss Bolly 324 0 Mooney and Mr. Ward.
HR. HANCOL'S XI. Capt. Olliver, b Dods.. Capt. Le Fleming, e De Rome, b
Alexander
G. R. Sayer, e Davies, b Alexander A. E. Wood, b Alexorder........ H. Owen Hughee, a Mitchell, b De
Rome...
E. D. Evans, atd. Davies, b Der-
Delly
R. Hancock, b Dods...
Capt. Havelock Davies, e Davies,
b Dods.
A. L. Gace, b Bacon...
E. B. Reed, not eat.. E, el Arculli, not out..
Extras...
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The District Inspector: How long have you knowa Thornton ?
Miss Sargent: I want with him
Foarazo... for a year and nine months.
2.St. Jame Were you engaged to be married? Aparri ..... ...We were to be farried twice over. | Diapan. Voile - but something happened to post!.. pone it.
Exolshan In answer to Mr. J. Graham for Hole Thornton) Miss Sargent said that algao
Garza 4,20 24,81 during their courtship, Thornton and | Yie she exchanged many affectionate G29.78 78 letters. He bought her a watch locket and ring. "He got paid for the ring," added Miss Sargent
Mr. Graham And has love turned to hatred with you ?-Yea.
In reply to other questions by Mr. At the presentation of prizes, the Grabam Miss Sargent Faid she gave Chairman of the Club, Dr. C. CThornton up when, he put off the 18 Wang, welcomed the visitors and wedding on the secgod occasion.
5 thanked them for attending. He Calso thanked. Mr. Li Shiu kam for the generous way he had provided 4 refreshments, and those who bad
contributed to the prize fand.
Commenting the Club's record:
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7 for the year, the Chairman regretted that the Club had not won the Teunir
Total for 9 wkts....128
Fall of Wick-te:-1-27, 2-20, 3-39,
Bowling Analysis.
a free kick for a foul, about 20 yards448, 57, 6-95, 7-101, &-116, 9-120,
out.
Barlow went in n lofty shot which the goalio misjudged, and at the interval they were even. The second half was faster and neither side could gain the advantage. The game looked like a draw, when about 5 minutes from the end, a great change came over the game, and playing their opponents to a stau still with ex- erilent combination, the King's scored twice in 3 minutes. Their win was s national one and they received much murited applause for it. Jones was responsible for both goals with mart pieces of individual play in sach instanca.
Referee Mr. Newton."
SOUTH CHINA v. "AMBROSE."
This was very exciting affair. The tenms were wall matched and a very
• ́ strenuous struggle resulted. Thanke to their periur apel, the lighter - Chinese won by the only goal of the match. They picked their goal very effectively too when danger threatened, and surceesfully kept the * Sailors out. Au Kit eang was re- sponsible for ths. Chinese goal in the first ball. After a lot f midfield play, he raced away on the left wing, ad centering beautifully to Wong Pak." cheeps, the latter had no trouble in beating Coyth who was watching the centra igrward too closely to notice what was hoppening.
0. M. R. 10 C. F. Alexander.
1 35 U. Omar
5 1 16 1 0 10
J. F. do Romie.. Rev. E. Quick. Capt. Doda.. Lieut. Becon D. E. Donnelly.
3 ·0 15
3 0 22
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H.K.O.C. 2ND v. 0.8.C.C. 2ND.
Mr. Graham said Thornton was still fond of her and corry for what. happened, but Mist Sargent relied that that would not mend her marke or help her to cura living.
ICTOR AND SNAKE.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922.
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DUCHESS OF ALBANY.
UNEXPECTED END WHILE ON VISIT TO AUSTRIA.
The Duchess of Albany, sa aunt by
marriage of the King, has died and denly while on a visit to her sou, tha Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, at Innsbruck, in the Austrian Tyrol.
The Duchess left London on August 6 in excellent health, and her death haa come as a shock to her relatives and friends. Her daughter Princess Alice has returned to London.
The King has ordered the Court to go into moutaing for four weeks.
During the past season the Duchess had many public engagements, and apprand recently at the last Royal garden party at Buckingham Palaco. Here she showed no sign of indisposi- tion.
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
Tencer, (B. & 8) from Liverpool. Singapore-Holt's Wharf.
Phranang, (Cheong Fat, from Hal. phong, Hoihow.-C43.
Yuen Sang, (J. M. & Co.) from Manila.-C92.
City of Melbourne (Bank Line:): Line:) from Shanghai.-A27,
Haldis, (Wo Fat Sing.) from Saigon, -C17.
Sheaf Lance, (Dodwell & Co.) from Chinwantao.--B50.
DEPARTURES.
Ifauoi. (Lapicque & Co.) for Hai phone, Fort Bavard.-C36.
Nanking (Cina Mail.) for San Francisco, Eħan rhai —A5.
Nam Wah, (Chun Hing.) for Can toa.-C40.
Tjimano k, J. C. J. L.) IĄ Sourabaya, Batavia-A26.
Tatsuno Mare, (N. Y. K.) fag Birkenhead, Singapore. Kowloon Wharf.
Yuan Herg, (Yuan Seng Fat.) foh
Arabi Maru, (Eimuta.) for Canton..
Tjikini. (J.C.J L.) for Billiton- Octole: 15.
Aunt by marriage of King George, aunt of the ex- Koisor, sister to the Queen Mother of Holland, sister-in- law of Queen Alexandra mother of a reigning priaca in Germany, the Duchess of Albany, who was before Canton. C44. her marriage Princess Helens of Wal drok-Pyrmont married Prince Loop-Samebuipo. old. Daks of Albany, fourth son of Queru Victoria, on April 27, 1882, ard was lalt a widow in March, 1881, four WIND, according months before the birth of her son, Leopold, who succeeded to the title 8. STATE OF Weather, b blog thy, c detachat eloid, d drizzling rain, for
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6 and Cricket Leagues. In the tennis MR. LUPINO LANE TELLS HOW dredths.
O championships,
however,
their
AN ENCOUNTER ENDED.
After 12 mcntlu' work in America for the o'nema, Mr. Lupino Lane has arrived at Southampton from New the White York in
Star lider
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HONGKONG REGISTER.
2 illustrious friend, Mr. Ng Sze-kwong, bad won the singles lite for the 9 fifth year in succession (Applause)
which he understood was a record in the Colony, Mr. Ng Sze-kwong bad alto captured the Club champion ahip this year for the 10th time. (Ap plause). In the Open Doubles of the Colony, ho again held the honours, w this time with Mr. W. Lock-wei. They
"I had a parrow equeak when out 3 were glad he had done so well, and 01 would like to see him figure in Inter walking one day. Hearing a rattle I | 1port Cricket. Although the Club looked round, and about 2ft, away isred unsuccessfully in the Cricket was a rattle snake. My friend and I 3 Loague, Mr. Ng Szokwong was to be settled it by fixing it with a forked congratulated upon making a century, stick and banging it over a tree. My against the Indian Recreation Club, | wife is having a belt made of the skin.” his third contary for the Club,
Mr. Lane will return to America The Chairman referred to the steady next May for three years. increase of membership, to accom- modate which it was necessary to en-
Majcalic."
The brai: on my cheek," he said, Barometer... "is a result of a fight with six meu in Temperature one of the films. The other results are Hamidity
Direction of on my back and arme.
Wied..... Foros .......... Weather ......
Played on the Civil Service ground, large the pavilion. As extension H.K C.C. wiening by the patron scheme was now aloot. la' con margio of 10 runs. Mackenzie and clusion, he asked Miss Lam to present Piercy for the winner and Sandford the prizes. which the young lady and Redpath for the Civil Service graciously did.
batted well. Scores:
HONGKONG C.O.
M. M. Watson, o Grimmett, b
Cowes ......
W. W. Mackenzie, b Bara.. G. H. Piercy, b Cullip
E. W. Aldarson, e Grimmett, b
Gera......
H. E. Hollanda, Sara, b Taylor J. D. Cmwford, l.b.w. Sara.... W. Galloway, b Bars.
D Reid, o Redpath, b Grimmett H. Spicat, not out...
H. II. Day, o Redpath, b
Grimmett ...
4. 6. Erell, b Sara..
Extres.
Tots!
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CLUB PRIZES.
average,
The prizes were won as follows
CRICKET. "A" Team-Batting 28 Ng Sza kwong; Bowling average Goo, Lee. "B" Team.-Batting averago, Wong Sik to; Bowling average, Lai 8 Kuen
4
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Century bat, Ng Sze-kwong. Captain's prizs for half-century, 4 Geo. Lee.
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TENNIS.
Handicap Singles "A."--1, Lo Man 4 wai: 2. Li Tam-ize.
Handicap Singles "B."-1, He 9 Wai-hing: 2, Wong Eik.to.
Handicap Doables:-1, Ng Sze .117 kwong and Choo Man ping; 2, Lo
Man kan ond Lọ Man wai,
Mixed Doubles Handicap,--1, Lo Man bo and Miss Fincher; 2, Lo Man- wai and Miss To.
Rain..
Club Championship.-Champion. Ng Bze kwong: Challenger, Le Mans wai: Runner up, Li Tam-eze.
the Club's bathing section to Mrs. Ho A special prize was presented by
Yip Lal Lee, the Irst Chinese lady to swim the harbour, who was second in the harbour race.
WATER POLO.
LUSITANO R.O. v.. UNITED A.C.
The following will represent the United Athletic Club in the above match to decide the Runners-up of the Hougkong Leigas on Tuesday at: 6.15 p.m., at t. V. R. C-S.H. Garrod; K, A. Mason, G. R. Razavet; J. Leonard: A. A. Botelho, D. laing (Capt), CFR. Logan.
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T. F. CLAXTON, Director,, Hongkong, Observatory, Oct. 18, 1992.
HONGKONG TIME BIGNALS,
A LOVE MATCH.
Sunning, (B. & S.) for Shangbai.- October 15.
Lia-gchow, (B. & 9.) for Cautop.- Octuber 15.
Hauyang, (B. & S.) for Canton j Oct.br 15.
Tateuno Maru, (N.Y.K) for Yoko- hama, Shanghai.--October 16.
She ba't been widowed many years, and was very popular with her tenabtry at Claremont, which had been settled on her by the Duke. During the war, however, abe confe aliva thera. Her departure was inance, ani was by the lose of tended to be periperent, and the Lords formally deprived of his title of estate has been in the market cisco Duke of Albany.
she took up ber residence in London.
He fought arainst the Allies in
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Her daughter kad meanwhile marri-
Her marriage was the sequel to aed Prince Alexander of Teck, younger love watch, for the Duke had declared brother of Queos Blary, who relia that he would rather marry a comquished his German title to become
the Earl of Athlope. moves than make a loveless marriage.
The Duchess was as devoted to the
When the Duke, after two years of wedded life, died at Cannes, he left interests of the country of her adep- his widow with two children, a boy tion as it was possible to be and w and a girl. Her son had inharited bis somewhat more outspoken in her father's weakness, and she herself hepatriotism that is usually looked for came his tutor, while the family lived in a Royal Princess. in almost entire seclusion. She was quite fitted for the task, for she had an almost encyclopedo knowledge, Many times she surprised people by the extent of her reading.
CHARITABLE WORK.
From the time of her widowhood
**THOSE HUNS!"!
As to her coo, although he was on the enemy side, if the evidence of out returned war prisoners is to be accept al, many of them owed a great deal while in captivity in Germany, bis considerate" and humans direction of his prison camp, which splendid reputation by
to
. sha very closely identified herself with had The Time Ball on Kowloon Signs! Hümany charitable works. She was comparison with 'some of the other dropped daily at 10 am and 4p.m. particularly interested in the internment centres.
except on Saturdays when it is dropped
Once during the war the Duchess,
at 10 am, and 1 p.m., and on Sunday poor, and especially in those ri and Holidays when it is dropped at le Deptford. Ia conection with the in public, alluded to some atrocity Deptford Fund she gradually or that had aroused her indignation, and
The Ball is hoisted hall meet at
minute. Should the ball fail to drop al
Bick kitchens for convalescent Huns!" She had been carriol away 65th minute and full mast at the 67th ganised and put on a working bats made vehement reference to "those the correct time it will be lowered att mothers, children's dinners at a ball by her feelings, and made a smiling minutes past the hour and the ordinary penny cach, girls' clubs, a coal club, request to the reporters to omit the routine repeated at the following hour, savings bank, a clothing guild, a phrase when reporting bar speech.
if possible.
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COURT IN MOURNING.. Should the Time Ball be out of order school of domestic economy, a clinio
The following not co was lunged · the above realine will be carried eat for baby consultations, a home for with the flag "Z,” on the Storm Bigns sick children, and a day rursery, and from the Lord Chamberlain's Office: mast.
took a drop and practical interest
"The King commends that The Cou! Time Signals are also given at nigh¦:
shall wear mourning for four weeki by means of three white lamps mounted refuge work.
When the war camo is created from'this day for the late Duchess of vertically on the Obervatory lesies MBAT.
many difficulties for her. She herself Albany, sant of his Majesty, the was Gorman born, and when the Coast to change to half mourning on Duchy of Saxe-Coburg Gotha became Saturday, S.ptember 23, and o vacant her son accepted the anco Saturday, September 30, the Court iç sion, thus becoming a German Prince go out of mourning."
From 8.65 to 0.00 p.m. the lamps extinguished momentarily at the ever- counds, except at the 2nd, 13th, 50te 59nd, and 64th tf each minute.
The hours refer to Hongkong &ndard time (8 hours Eset of Cleme)wfölz))