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THE CHINA MAIL.
Caer Clark Cup RUGBY FOOTBALL
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Miss Smith opened the scoring early in the first half and added s second goal before the teams cross+] ed over.
The Schoolgirls made a great recovery in the opening stages of
the second half when they com- pletely dominated the game. A brilliant run down the field by Miss Rosseau, followed by a neat centre,
Ruve
Miss Joy Booker an oppor tunity which was not wasted.
Miss Knill then made several speedy runs down the field and finally
broke through to equalisc.
Ladies once
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Brilliant passing Among the Navy's backs was responsible for the large score. the Navy pack doing their bit by getting the ball nine times out of every ten in the
set scrum.
Linton Hooks Well The Navy hooker, Linton. did exceedingly well and got the ball practically every time, while the second and back
forwards gave the ball a clean passage to Forbes.
row
Undoubtedly the outstanding back of the day was Miers, the Navy stand-off, whose bril- liant cut-throughs and speed enabled him to get his three- quarters in motion long before the Club pack were able to break up.
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One glaring Incident swood out and that was when E. Strange was ordered by his skipper to fall back be and help relieve the defenco, paid little or no attention to it. The advice he was given was good' and E. Strange did wrong to ignore when the it, especially at a time. Club forwards
were a negligible body.
*
Leonard and Rocha were spten- did in the Saints' attack, and, al- though neither nottted during the game, both had plenty to do with the goals scored by their team
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Curious Tactica
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The Schoolgirls, however, could not maintain their fast pace and
lead after several determined at-
Another curious phase of the Mrs. Miles put the C.B.A. in the
tuck.
game was the tactics adopted by aguin gained The
many of the Saints' attackers in oppor- the ascendancy and Miss Marie
The Navy opened the scoring in waiting to snatch up au Smith added the fourth goal.
Play
on the whole was fairly the first ten minutes of the game,tunity of taking the ball off a Club.
alto- miskicking it PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY. The Schoolgirls were play Currey culminating a three quarter attacker by the latter mistiming
the his kick or [ing a much improved game, but for movement by grounding near DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
the exception of one
or two in posts for Linton to add the major gether, as frequently happened. stances foutstanding individual points.
the By securing this win (Under Contract with H.M. Government.)
Soon after they went further play, the Ladies' were not up t
Saints have once again risen to their usual form. The team show-ahead when Slater crossed over
the top of the First Division. jed Lendency to "muddle" rather after taking a nice pass from Cur
a position they have held in than keep to their positions, and the rey. Linton again added the major |
the past. Much will, however, half hark fine, which usually gives points.
depend on the form of the Lin- grad suund display were off-
rolas, who are in a strong posl. Catone The forward line, with the
tion to challenge for the cham- Marselle, Havre, London, Hamborg,jexception of Miss Smith, were also
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A series of short passing bouts) by the Club backs were held up by dendly tackling of the Navy de-
fence.
The interval arrived with the Brilliant Centre Half
Navy enjoying a 10 points' lead. MINN Muriel McCaw whe
The second half opened sensa- tried out at centre-half gave an all-tionally. Miers dropping a goal the pivoted post- following a scrum inside the Club round display in Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburetion and proved to be one of the
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MINS de Chaffoy, an absentee, was substituted by Miss D. Lake man. while Miss Knill changed position with Miss
Rousseau m
the opposite wing. taking up her ald position on the left wing.
were
By virtue of their bribant vic- turies I do not see how they can fail to retain their present position as they have already met the “big”' teams once and know exactly how Shortly after a brilliant three- they stand. The experience gain- movement culminated ined from their previous games this quarter
Miers dashing over wide of the season should stand them in good
Linton failed to majo- stend. uprights,
rise the effort.
Rame
Club Revenge The Athletic First Win.
Two Late Scores The last minutes of the Miss Kaili played well in her old
were thrilling, the Navy attacking strongly, but determined tacklingi position and her runs down the field of the features of the
by the Club's backs held them at match Miss Rousseau on the right bay until Slater crossed over fol- wing was also good.
lowing a three quarter movement | for Buckley to add the goal points. Chua Moon-wing was another Just before the end St. Clair Ford outstanding forward, but he lacked in attempting to use her stick followed up a dribble and touched ball control. He, however, made
Miss J. Moss the Schoolgirls woal-koper made a great mistake
of her feet, which
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at scoring, the majority of which were cleared by several attempts
the Ladies, ulso made this mistake. St. Clair Ford (Medway), Lt. Sister the two Club backs.
C.B.S.Misses D. Moss; R. Ingram.
J. Bryson 1 Lakeman, M. McCaw. J. Hollands, E. Rousseau. L.. Hickey, Booker and B Knil.
.
to convert the effort. down near the uprights for Buckley
Navy: Lt Buckley (Medway); Lt (Eagle, Mid Darley (Safolk), Li
(Med-
Rut for lack of speed on the part¦ Currey (Medway]; Lt. Miers
Athletic forwards they way), Lt. Forbes (Medway) (Capt.); of the Camdr. Rome (Medway), L. Lintou might have scored on many ac. (Medway), & Evans (Suffolk),
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efforts.
CB. A Mrs. Webber: Miss Woolley,
Мінкен Mrs. Hudson:
M. Nixon (Suffolk), Lt. Suther (Cumber casions, but the bustling display of Cumber the Club halves and backs at the Bryson, E Beavin, G. MarNider: Fland). Lt. Brown (H.M.S.
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F R H. Bradford, E. F. Walkden, Burch, D. A. Cumming, K. A. Munro, 11. A. Browning, D. McLellan.
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I PAGLIACCI
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The Club were lucky to obtain the Services of Skinner, the first Pieven's injured centre half to play goal for them, thereby enabling Forrow to fill the vacancy at left wing. He was a constant source of danger to the Chinese goal.
•
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nothing absurd in such a proclama- "My informant, the old ferryman,
The Athletic, although they play- tion. Nor were they disappointed. was naturally impressed. He spent
nd throughout the first half with Puffo did not intend that they should all the rest of the day rescuing
the game 4 full side, completed IK I have it from an eye-witness those who lived and fishing out the
an old ferryman, whose trade had dead. It was the biggest disaster with only ten men, Lau So leaving
A collision been destroyed by the opening of he had ever seen.
It was also the the field, after
Lowe, with an injured knee the New Suspension Bridge. and most profitable thing that ever hap who was not disappointed either.pened to him, for, as I have said,
Lincolns Beat Police Puffo did appear in what was either sentiment prevented the building of Shanghai and Japas a large tub or vat, decorated with another bridge on the same spot and
To Regain Lead. ribands and attached to four-geese, set his ferry going again.
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that the rds did not pull his craft. primitive imagery for what they see.
Turner's Pluck Unavailing They were fastened by the neck. He used to describe the extraor-
Turner made a couple of at outdinary change in the faces of the going tide carried them down he faces of the crowd when they felt tempts to return after his injury, useless with the Polles neath the bridge. For, after all, it the bridge give beneath them. He but was was not so very dificult.
Puffe used to say: One minit they was now having more of the play. Boatwright was a Seaton man, had all slit-mouthed wi' larfin', the next been in and out of boats all his life. they was har par' six wi' fright." 11 did not take much calculation any Do you know the disconnected look more than it took much steering to of a church clock when both hands: keep in midstream. Nor to see that cover each other downwards?" the geese would go that way. Nor "And what happened to-er- to be certain that the crowd would Boatwright? Dormer had put down flock on to the New Suspension his empty tankard, and was knock: Bridge to pelt him with rubbish.jing out his pipe on the bar of the Again, he always set up and took grate.
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Near the interval the Liri- cols were awarded a doubtful penalty as it seemed that Cork was mure the offender than of- fended, but McHardy saved Ridley'n shot.
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Athletic Beat The East MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S
Lancs 4 To 2.
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Au netted again Immediately
COLLEAGUES
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Carson we know us the type of after, but the whistle had already militant political lawyer. He was an invaluable ally in the Cabinet struggle which was about to super-
been blown for off-side.
The East Lanes were BOW successfully exploiting the ofl. side game, and many promis. ing Athletic movements Welc
frustrated by these tactice. Woods was unlucky not to wore on two separate occasions.
vene.
Bonar Law's "Reign"
But Mr. Lloyd George's power of personal analysis was reserved for Mr. Bonar Law, with whom he Mr. firm friendship. formed a Bonar Law suffered from what we should now call "an inferiority com- Another Disputed Goal
plex"; not on the platform, for the Another goal was scored by the shy men make good play-actors and But in the com- Athletic in the second half. It was public speakers.
pany of the Curtons, Balfours, and also the subject of much discus-Asquiths he felt that he was being sion. Au Kim-fung sent in a shot,]looked down upon.
As a Tory peer once remarked in disparagement of Gladstone, he was but Fenn gathered the ball and at- tempted to clear. In doing so, how not "bred in our kennel," and Bonar ever, he swung towards goal, being Law was too sensitive to that kind hampered by a number of Athletic of thing. The real friend who made forwards. The ball rolled. from his Bonar Law was Lord Beaverbrook, grasp, and rolled towards the goal whose shrewd and kind perception line, from where it was cleared by of latent genfus forced Bonar Law an East Lancs defender. The re-to the front.
At one of the select inner con- claves on the Irish question, some- one proposed that Bonar Law should be invited.
"Oh no," said Mr. Asquith, "he has the mind of a Glasgow ballie.”
·`But`Mr. Asquith was wrong, and | Lord 'Bcaverbrook was right, for in
The Lincolns made changes in feree, however, contended that the lize and ball had crossed the half. second
Higgins
Heath awarded a goal to the Athletic want
goal in
and
Following this Walkden was led the forwards with Dudley at
unfairly tackled, and struck back. The line-up, brought im-
Lai Kwok Chul, The Athlellc down the seating of Winter'a Cir- never could discover.
player retallated, and the re- cus, and if he had no theory of mands that he should have been mediate resulta for Mcllardy made wonderful save from McGuinness, stresses and strains, had some rule drowned with his victims, Justice and again from Ridley, but the
feree had no option but to send both players off the field. many also. The tidal wave caused by the went to MC GUINESS who of thumb to tell him how people could be borne on a support fall of all those hundreds of human
McHardy acored with of a certain thickness. Suspension beings and all that timber into the
ground,
except against a sudden concerted But the old ferryman was silent on
AD
the
a few months' time Mr. Boner Law
The East Lancs then pressed proved the instrument of the end very strongly, and should have re- of Mr. Asquith's career and that of bridges, you know, are very safe river must have upset his wash-tub. The Lincolns had most of theduced the deficit when Sandford the Liberal Party. As this story play after this, their defence play-was presented with a chance in a has been told by the pen of Lord moverment. That was just it. That that point. I could next get him ing well and Ridley working won- thousand. Lawton had sent him Beaverbrook, why should I tell it
again? was where despair and hatred had to say. Certainly, the name is not
ders.on the left and McGuinness away with a nice through pass and
When Mr. Asquith resigned and combined to give the obscure clown among the list of victims. That troubling Pile effectively. Mc he had only Chan to beat, but shot a touch of genius. He was greater was the real. Tragedy, The whole at that moment as an artist than episode became, not the Clown's any was again prominent sav-yards wide from an easy position. Mr. Boner Law refused to form a Ing'shots from Cork and Heath, and The Soldiers still continued to Government, the prize fell naturally ever before or after. He saw that Revenge, but the Accident to the at the other end "Willerton and attack, however, and were reward-George's plan of reorganisation was,
to Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. Lloyd. his enemies were The Public-the Suspension Bridge. I suppose some Green went through and lookedod for their efforts when from a historic shemy of all artists-that sort of inquiry was held, according certain to score when. Higgins dar centre by Ball, WOODS headed in small War Committee of three, of whom the Prime Minister, Mr. As- All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice. they would rush together to one alde to the lights of those days, and the ingly took the ball from Green's to the net.
of the bridge that the new sup Coroner was in evidence, of course, foot when he was about to shoot, Athletic-Chan Sikepul; La Hon-quit, was not to be a member, al- All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans er Panka Louvre System.
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Set pilling them all in the deep, was ended in the truest sense of the new, Higgins, Ridley and Hocquard. Aum, Au Kim-fung, Au Ping-ming, Ilo Mr. Asquith refused this offer. I
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For that is what happened. It was worthy to rank with the Noyades
"It's a rum yarg!"
"It is. Good-night!”
G. Gough, Channings, Brittain; Pile East Lanes;-Fenn; Bwain, Gonnan: never could make out why. And Brooks, Willerton, Green and Ball, Thompson, North; Bandford, so he and the Liberal Party, fell,
Walkden, Lawton, Woods and Salmon.like Lucifer, never to rise again.
Brown,