LOCAL SPORT
LEAGUE CRICKET.
HOWIJON V., R.C. &
The match between Kowloon and R.G.A., played at King's Park on Satur. day afternoon, resulted in a win for the Military men. Scores :--
KOWLOON.
Egg Lieut. Smith, e Christion, b
Bagnall
41
J. P. Robinson, b lingaalt...
29
W. E. Dixon, eCurri, b Matthews... 31
F. button, 1b.w., b Gainsford
४
J. H..Mead, c and ↳ Bagmail
F. Jewell, b Bagnait
A. R, F. Raven, c'Fuller, & Matthews 8 W. L. Weaser, h Christian
·ཧྥུ
P. W Wilkie, e Payne, h Christian... 14 Capt. Wood, Christian
↓
H. E. Scott, no aut
11
Extron ...
12
Total
169
X.
2
W.
A
.
15
3
0
15
0
11
0 45
1
1
20 4
Di 0 26
R.O...
80
Howling Analysis.
Lieut. Christian 14.4
Gunner Payne
Capt. Gainsford
Lieut. Bagna!!
Lieut. Matthews
Lieut. Matthews, b Scott
Capt. Gainsford, e Wood, b Weater... 23
Lient. Christian, e Karen, b Dixon...
Capt. Crawford, b Dizo
Lieut. Bagnall, e Diren, b Wood
Major Currie, not but
Gunner Josephs," not out
Extras
Total
14
..178
Mr.-Gunner Fuller, Lieut. Morgan, Gunner Berry and Gunner Payns did not bat. -- Bowling Analysis.
. E. Dixon
Bcott
Woaser Wood
W
8
0.
K
13.3 0 65
0
35.
0
19
$ 0.
20
1
HONGKONG CRICKET LEAGUE.
The following is the table up to date: -
CLUB,
WT.
Craigengewer
13
H
Hongkong "B".
B
Kowloon
9
(ivil Service"
10
Hongkong "A"..
Q
R.G.A.
R.E.
Slan and Dopt... 10
H.K. Police
10
L
PTS. 25
Avin merits 3 points, and a draw i point. OTHER CRICKET.
CIVIL SERVICE г. KOWLOON.
A friendly match between Kowloon and Civil Service was played at Happy Valley on Saturday, and ended in e win for the visitors. Scorea:-
CIVIL SERVIOR.
Riley, e and h Goldsmith
F. Bacon, e Hunter, b Goldsmith.
Warburton
Dodwell
Mass
Anderson Hancock
Bowling Analysis,
D.
8 10
RUGBY.
THE HOMERONG DAILY FREES MONDAY, ELBRUARY 17.K, 1913.
An exciting contest was witnessed at the Happy Valley an Saturday between the Hongkong Club and the Navy in the second round of the competition for the Cup. The Club won by 25 points to four.
BOXING TOURNAMENT.
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On the 16th 45: 12,65 pm The anti-cyclone je bential to the warth of the Fangtis Vallay.
The depression which formed in the Eastern Saa yesterday now llea to the east of Japan, ~Printèra "Aaa táérédséd över the "Whola "of China; & nsiderably is the North, and moderately in the South. It bas degreased moderately over central Japan.
Fresh mansoon is indicated along the E. cast of Chids and over the N. China Sea
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at (0's.im; to-day, 0:00 ffichés.
"The forecast for the 24 houta ending at 2000
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The latter was billed to meet an Indian wrestler named Hasin Ali, but owing to A defective shoulder could not take the ring. The substitutes procured were Signalman Schofield, of H.M.S. Flora, and a pupil of Hasin Ali's, named Para Dita. They struggled for one ten or fifteen minutes without a
fall boing registered, and the event was declared a drav.
After an exhibition between "Kid" Marriott and Seaman Meadows, Private Smith, of the D.C.L.I., 8st. alb., and Seaman Grayson, of H.M.S. Minstar, sst. Dibs., took the ring to fight the best The bout, which was Lexceedingly tame and disappointing,
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THE AMERICIN MAIL.
The P.M. str. China, with the American mail, sailed from Yokohama for this port, via Kobe, Nagasaki, and Manila; on
noon.
7th February, between 10 am. and
The American mail ex the P.M. str. Manchuria will be brought to this port by the N.D.L. str. Príaz Sigismund, and not by the str. "Bremen as previously
The T.K.K. str. Chiyo Mury arrived at February, and is due in Hongkong on the Yokohame from Honolulu on the 18th 4th March.
The P.M. str. Vile, with the American mail, left San Francisco for this port via Manda on the 8th February. Honolulu, the usual Japan porta and
The T.K.K. str. Vilpan Maru-leaves San Francisco for Hongkong via usual ports on the 21st February, and is due here on the 20th March.
ended in favour of Smith.
The programme after the interval show-notified. ed, a marked improvement. Corporal Scott, R.E., 12st. lbs., and Seaman Powell, H.M.S. Monmouth, 128, were introduced to fight for the heavyweight championship of the Army and Navy in Hongkong. The mill was one of fifteen two-minute rounds and went the whole, distance, Scott being given the decision after a strenuous and willing fight.
CORDELL P. GRANT. The Attraction of the evening was, of ourse, the star event. U.S.A., who claims the heavy and middle Jack Cordell, weight championship of the Orient, was hilled to reret Seaman Nobby Grant in a fight of to two-minute rounds for the de for the heavyweight championship, a 91,000 and a side stake of $730. boisterous cheer greeted each principal as
A
13
H. Ellis, Goldsmith
14
he entered the arena, to which he begs
C. Sara, e Edwards, & foldan it l
14
R. Saunders, b Curwen
It. Phillips, Goldmith)
P. Booker, c Whyte
A. Brad very
23
gary, nut but
0
E. W. Dawson, b:Overy
7
0
}
Total
85
0.
H
T
Ovory
E. F. Gibson, Goldsmith
J. Spittles, a Croncher, b Overy
Extra
Goldsmith
0 24 3
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. The 1.G.M. str. Prinz Waldemar left and may be expected here on or about Sydney on the 8th February, at 11 a.,
3rd March,
The E. & A. str. St. Albane left Sydney on the 19th February, for Manila and this port (vin Queensland ports and Port Darwin).
at 6 p.ni.
Tax
THE GERMAN MAIL.
The LG.M. str. Prinz Eitel Friedrich, carrying the German mails with dates from Berlin of the end of January, left Colombo on the 9th February, p.m., and may be expected here on or about 20th- February.
MERCHANT ATTAHUMO.
The str. Jelunga, from Shanghai and Kobe, left Moji on the 14th February, a.m., and may be expected here on or about the 19th February, a.m.
The 1.G.M. str. Pripe Sigiam and left Yokohama on the 13th February, and may be expected here on February.
or about the oth
The str. Glenfary passed the Suez Canal Straits. on the 24th January, for Hongkong via
Kingdom on the 28th January, for the The Mogal Line str. Ghazee left United Far East via Straits.
K. str. Monteagle left Maji on TER CARAN HAIL, his acknowledgmented the 15th February at 2 p.m., and is due hi Grant, as he sat in to arrive Shanghai on the 10th February, VSEKRETERARE COTHer, was a perfect picture of muscular detelopment, but Cordell looked rather Hubby and as though he could have done with another fortnight's training It was apparent that he entered the ring relying on his superior ringeraft to gain him the decision, and although he was successful he evidently underrated the ability of his opponent, otherwise he would have taken no chances with the powerful, seaman. After preliminaries had been settled, and the referee had announced that he would declare the fight off if he discovered any dirty work, time was called and the fight began. Grant immediately got into close quarters with the professional and used his powerful right-vigorously, swinging it on to his opponent's jaw in the second round and bringing him to the boards. Cordell took a breather, and then faced the sailor Hercules again, cleverly evading bis sleep-laden gloves. But Nobby" made the pase so fast that the American, clever as he was, could not avoid his stinging right, which alternated between body and head, and the marks on Cordell's ribs bore testimony to the strength behind the blows. In the seventh round Grant wes still foreing the fight, his opponent elad- ing him with professional coolness and tact, and watching his chance, which was not long in coming, and which made all the difference to Grant. The sailor opened Cordell's eye with a straight right, but was shortly afterwards staggered by a jolt, on the jaw, from which he had not recovered when the gong sounded. This was the turning point in "Nobby's" chance. He come up fresh in the succeed- ing round, and fought with the same bull dog grit, but the sprightliness was mise- ing: and he could not stare off the persistent Cordell, who, in his cool and collected way, was doing much effective work with both hands, and running up the points, until, at the end of the fifteenth round, he was declared the winner. The decision was received with uproar, but, to be fair, it could not have been other- wise. Grant put up an excellent fight against a veteran pro, hut it ended,
28
Carwes
32
1
HOWLOON.
N. L. Railton, retired
55
Capt. Liddell, ↳ Bacon
2
M. Whyte, b Dawron
I
Major Hunter, e Riley, b Bradbury...
6
W. Curwen, run out, Riley
3
HE. Goldsmith, b Sara....
10
A. Davidson, and b Sara
0
H. Overy, run out
9
E. J. Edwards, e Phillips, b Saru:
7
N. Croucher, 6 Sara
6
Extras
Total
127
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
R.
11 2
33
I
10.3 3 33
1
0
I
7 0 25
1
4
1
.५
J
D. J. MacKenzie, not out.
Bradbury
Sarn
Bacon
Dawson Riley
H.K.C... REST OF GARRISON.
and
This match was played on the Club ground on Saturday afternoon resulted in a substantial win for the Club Scores:-
HONGKONG.
T. E. Pearce, e Nightingale, b Paske, 101 A. G. E. Elborough, e Davis, h Foster
Pegg
A. A. Claxton, b Batson
14
J. S. Lloyd, e sub,, b Foster Pegg.... 3
B. Hancock, e Bowen, h Paske 32
R. N. Anderson, e Davis, h Foster,
Pegg
S. H. Dodwell,
Paske
W. C. D. Turner, not ant........
Extras
19
4
12
18
.203
0.
* 4 53
Total (for wkts.}....
Bowling Analysis.
Rev. Foster Pegy... 17
15 1 €6 2
BEST OF GARLEOS,
Lieut. Batson
Q.M.S. Davis
0 31
0
Liont. Paske
D 30
Major Bowen, & Warburton.....
Lieut. Pym, e Mans, h Warburton
0
Q.M.S. Davis, h Dodwell
ຕ
Lieut. Pasko, h Dodwell
1
Lieut. Lambkin. Elborough, b
Нангоск
93
Lieut. Bingrove. b Anderson ........
IR
Lieut. Batson.
et. Elborough.
Anderson
23
Rev. Foster Pegg,
Anderson
I.
Serg, Coy, b Hancock
ย
2
Extrax
22
Total
..131
Hunt (absent),
Sergt. Nightingale, not out
as 99 out of 100 Ruch fights must end, in favour of the man who earns his living nt the game rather than the boxer who has just passed the border line of amateurism but is to all intents and purposes still an
amateur.
YM.C.A. TENNIS CLUB.
s
At a general meeting, where it was certained the over thirty members had pledged themselves to join, a plan for
The Swedish East Asiatic Co.'s str. Nippon left Suez on the 11th February, and is expected to arrive here on or about the 10th March.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
Chusseng, from Sandakan, is due in
Hongkong 17th February... Pausany, from Saigon, is due in Hong
Long 20th February, Kutsang, from Calcutta, is due in Hong-
kong 21st February.
SHIPPING IN PORT
87241-94.
Formoen Channel
FORECAST..
NEED.
No,' 1.
No. 1.
South coast of China betwear (The as ne Month coast of China between The_side an '
Hangkong and Immooks. [
Hongkong and Haitan
** E. winds, freak; fair,
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Sities.
REGISTER
16 Fam ART, 1913. a*.
ANGHIN, German str., 1,601, Ch. Kümpel,
14th February Bangkok 4th Febru Potok ary, Rice and Teak. Butterfield & Neuro Swire.
Hakodate Τομίο Kochi
Lagoshima
cha Oshima
ARRARON APCAR, British str., Thomas, 10th February-Moj 5th February, Bounsex, French str., Le Varillant, pth
Coal-David Sasegon & Co. February Saigon 5th February, Rica-Order.
CHINAIANO, British str., 1,820, G. Bonia Is....
Lakilima Lansley, 12th February--Syatow 11th Chefoo February, allast. Butterfield Wainiwei Swire. CHIPSHING, British str., 1,109, F. Mooney
Banka 13th February-Swatow 12th Febru- Klaking
Lobang ...... ary, General-Jardine, Matheson & Changaha Co. CROWIA, Germaga str., 1,115, W. Reher, Gutalaff
Shanghai 12th FebruaryBangkok 3rd Febru-Sharp Peak ... DwENT, British str., 1,562, Jenkins, 6th Swat
ary, Rice-Butterfield & Swire. Amoy February-Segel via P. Laut 28th | boke Hove BEE, British str., 2,056, Kinghorn, xizm
January, Sugar-Chinese.
Taicha 9th February-Singapore 18 Febru- Kabu ary, General-Chinese.
Pescadores KACHIDATE MARU, Japanese str., Nakanto
yama, 8th February-Moji ist Febru. Hongkong
FING, Chinese str., 1,222 den Wuthor ary. Contour Bussan Kaisha. Gap Book 10th February Chinking 2nd Febra-how.... KOENIOIN LUISE, German transport, 6,864;
ary, General--Chinese.
Pathol G. Meiners, 13th February-Bremen Tearage.
Pàulics 2nd January, General-Melchers & St. James Co. KUNAJIRI MARU, Japanese str., 3,763,atla Aparri Kuware, 19th February-Miike 6th Legaspi..... February, Coal. Mitsui
Bussan Bacolod Lygoon, German atr., 1,230, 0. Sarby, Cebu
Kaisha
follo.... 8th February-Saigon 4th February, Labuan Rice. Hamburg-Amerika Linie. PAOTING, British str., 1,183, W. J. Barkus,
1
19th February-Shanghai 8th Febru- Pau VEN, French str., 1,246, A. Lheureux,
ary, General Butterfeld & Swire, 8th February Saigon 4th February, Quoa, British str., 7,697, A. Cole, 13th
Rice Bradley & Co. February-Singapore 2nd February, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co." RAJAH, German str., 1,245, Rosiefsky, 14th
February-Rajang 5th
February, Timber.Butterfeld & Swire. SIBERIA, American str., 5,655, A. Zeeder, 10th February-San Francisco 9th January, Mgile and General-Pacife Mail 6.8. Co
Maena
Wind:
Hour.
Barometer
at Bos Lore)
Temparatare
Humility.
Direction
»j en tårer.
7.30.27 016 6.29.97
30 03
29.93
30.11
30.19
30.19
30.41
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130.09 9.30.07 78
199.99
.. 130.02 82
T. F. CLAXTOR, Pirestor. Hongkong, Obervatory, 16th February, 1913. 1 BAROMETER, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit the love of the sie in inches, Confiand hundredths.
Fahrenheit
9 TEMPERATURE, in be ikade, in degres
HOMITY, in percentage of saturation, the humidity of air saturated with noiatus boing 100,
4 DIEMOTION or Wing, to two points,
5 FORCE OF WIND, angording to Begafurt Basle. 6 STATE OF Weathen, ↳ bios sky, a detacked aghtning, o avement, proving powers, a muly, lead, a dekaling rain, fog, gloomy, hail 1 rpin, a pow, thunder, visibility, w daw (zet). in inches, fantlis and bundesátha
7
SOSHU MARU, Japanese tr., 1,119, K.
Tashiro, 14th February-Swatow 13th - —— February, General.-Osaka. Shosen Kaisha.
SULTAN VAN LANGRAT, Dutch str., 2,419, Kulin, 14th February-Singapore 7th February, Bulk Oil.-Asiatic Petro- leum Co.
TAIYUAN British str., 2,300, W. B. Brown, 13th February-Melbourne 2nd Janu- ary, General Butterfold & Swire.
Suisang, from Calcutte, is due in Hong-Tex, British str., 1,351, A. W. Outer-
kong 6th February.
BETER LINE, LIMITÉD, Ben of Glamis, from London, is due in
Hongkong 10th March.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The 1.G.M. str. Bremen left Shanghait on the 16th February, at 2 a.m., ant may be expected here on or about the 18th February, at 7 a.m.
PASSED THE CANAL.
Liberia, Ping Suey, Priam, Stevia, January 14th-Australier, Derflinger, Africa. 17th-Andalusia, Austria, Erroll Lutzou, Muncaster Castle, Silesia, Tange Maru, Fangtare, Pani Lecat. 21st- Keemun, Miyazaki Maru. Myrmidon, Stentar. Atreus Ecclesia. 24th-Caledo sen, Moyne, Perseus, Sicilia, Glenfarg, aukin 28th-Benalder, Gelchas, Ernest Simons, Indrasamka, Peilo, P. E. Fried-
laying out the ground was agreed non rick, Welsh Prince, Alesia Annam. Blat and the scheme submitted to the Board of Denbighshire, Kanto Maru, Kitano Moru, Directors for their approval. The Kleist, Nera, Ningchow, Sachsen, Egre Directors have signified their willingnessmont Castle. February 4th-Idomexcus, to co-operate, and have put forward a iertes, Elleric. 7th-Keemun, Nyanta. challenge offer for raising the necessary eleux, Demodorus, Sumatra. 7th-D- funds for developing the ground.
The layed estimated expense for preliminary outlay Glamis,
Mutilation. Den of will be 8900. If the members will con-Branlia, Ghazee, Indrani, Nippon, 11th Benarty, tribute $400, the Directors are willing to Scandia. Spezia, Schuylkill, Yorck, contribute the balance, $500. This is a Sus. 14th-Aki Maru; Keerber, Prinz
which we Ludwig, Sambia, Atlantique.
sporting offer and one to
(Y.M.CA Bulletin) feel sure there will be a good resorse. The laying out of the courts will be proceeded with as soon as the necessary funds are assured.
through
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ARRIVALS AT HOME. February 14th-Demodocus
bridge, 14th February-Manila 11th February, General.-Batterfield &
Swire. TJIBODAS, Dutch str., 5,328, Kroes, 11th
February-Labuan 3rd
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Conningkam
Mr M. Darch
Major Davy Mr Dennys
Consul & Mrs Eitzen Mr & Mrs G Garnier
Mr & Mrs G. Gorion
Mr & Mrs P. Jacke Major Humphrey Mr H. U. Jeffries Mr & Mrs Lee Jonas Er A. Keith ·· Mr & Mrs Köhler Lt. Col. & Mrs A. Lean and child Mr Mason
Capt & Mrs McMann ohildren & nurse
Mrs J. D. Milne
Rev. Foster Pegg
Mr & Mrs Petrie
Me J. T. Plummer Ist-Cul Radcliffe, R.E. Mr Helton Mr Roberts
Mr Rogers
Eng. Comdr & Mrs
Boome, R.N.
Dr Mrs Rutherford
R.V.
Capt & Mrs Greenfield Mr A. Sinclair Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale Mr Findlay Smith -Lt. Col. & Mrs Gordon Lt-Col, Smith
HBH, B.A.M.C.
Mr R. E Hall
Mr F. A. Hazèlend Mr & Mrs Henlerson Capt & Mrs Hodgins
Mr & Mrs Soffieti. Mr & Mrs J. Suthor-.
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Mr & Mrs Thornton Mr & Mrs W. M
Watson
Mr & Mrs W. G...
Humphreys
Maj. & Mr. Wenborn
Mr & Mrs W. M. Capt Whitefold
Humphreys
Mr David Wood