SPORT.
CRICKET.
HONGKONG O.C.. MATOH.
MARRIED MEN DEFEAT THE BACHELORS.
The members of the Hongkong Ca engaged in a whole day match yesterday, the Married men being opposed to the Bachelors. The Married men wäre much the stronger team, and had no difficulty in winning, in spite of the fact that T. E. Peron and one or two others did not turn out.
It was only the very steady and consist- ent bowling of Middlemas that prevented the Married men from making a big score. The free methods of Davies, Olliver and Gray helped materially in piling up the score mainly at the expense of Bird, Middlemas, keeping a fine length, cap- ired sight wickets at a fraction over 7 runs aplece..
The Bachelors fared badly be the bands of Davies and Edwards, only Wood and Murray making a decent show. Their innings realised 95 runs and they had to follow on. In their second essay they, fared even worse, for this time Edwards found his spot and was very destructive. They scored 82 runs, leaving the Married men five runs to make to win, which feat was easily achieved by Tavlor and Button. The Married men won by ten wickets. Ecores:-
MAFAITD.
Lat Innings.
Major Edwarda, e Clauson; ↳ Middle-
BRIA
E. J. B. Mitchell, b Bird
Capt. Daries, b Middlemas Capt. Oliver, b Middlemas
E. W. Day, b Middlemas
18
8
6
A. B. Raworth, b Middlemas F. Redmond, b'Middlemas Capt. Gray, ħ Middiema............... 28** Col. Humphry, o Sutherland, b Bird, 5 H. E. Tayler, not out
F. Sutton, b Middlemas
Bird
Extras
Middleman
Sawyer
Hammond
&
30
170
Total
Bowling, Analysin.
D. M.. B.
13 0 78
18.12 03
S
11
D 15
0
BACHELORS.
Iss Innings.
O Binker; b Davies
8
A. E. Wood, o Taylor, b Edwards........ 20
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUBSDAY, APRIL
match was drawn. A. H. Runjahn play- ed sound cricket for 49 runs, Reeves cap tured 5 wickete for 19 runs Scores
** WILTERTRES,
R. AL. Beared, A. A. Rumjahn, b
A. H. Rumjahn ...........
Pto. Harris, Samy
Sgt. Holdina, Lb., Seny. Capt. Hooper, a Buz, b Samy
L.-Cpl Bessant, a and is Dura Capt. Beaver, ed. A. Rumjahn,
S. H. Ismair
Major Timmia, b Samy
L-Cpl. Buttress, o A. H. Rumjahn,
Bax........
Capt. Bleckley, atd. Dustis, à Samy. L.-Cpl. Purton, not out Pto, Reeves, run out,
Extrsa
Total
49
15
I
14
8
18
31 38.
1
Bowling Analysis.
83 1
A. A. Dusra A. A. Ramjahr
D. K. Samy A. H. Rumjaba S. H. Ismail N. M. Bux...
450 I
IRG
ט
I
A. H. Rumjahn, o Holdman, & Harris 49 8. H. Lamall, Beeres....
D. K. Samy, b. Beever
13
AVA. Duers, a Furton, b Reaves.
N. M. Bux, Revo
6
B. Naaarin, b Reeves
0
S. D. Ismail, not out
D. Rumjahn, not out...............
Extrus
Total (for 6 wickets).
·Bowling Analysis.
Parton Harris Reoves Capt. Beaver
0
FOOTBALL
YESTERDAY'S EXHIBITION
MATCH
NAVY DEFEAT KOWLOON.
The “Exhibition" match played yester- day proyed, as expected, a pretty miserable affair. It attracted a vary moderate crowd and the play was scrappy. The Navy team was composed mainly of Ambrose men, with
LUSITANO CLUB SPORTS.
SUCCESSFUL ATHLETIC MEETING.
THE CORONET THEATRE.
A FINE PROGRAMME.
Berean entertainment of an order not often met with in Hongkong marks the present programme at the Coronet, every item in the programme being of a high standard. The performance commences March of the Pierrots," which is followed with a well-rendered overture," The by the ever popular British Gazette. A laugh from start to finish puts the audi "Saab" Pollard comedy which is one long
2. M. OMAB WINS 900 TARDE CHAMPIONSHIP The officials of the Lasitano Club athle tie meeting have reason to congratulate themselves on another successful after noon's sport. The event had been keenly looked forward to by the Portuguese community, and there was present a very large gathering. The Grand Stand was just a blaze of colour, and some of the young ladies and girls wore very attrac- tiva frocks. The weather, which was threatening in the morning, cleared up finely, and for the first part of the alter noon could not have been better, bub later. The evils of betting and the intrigue of on heavy clouds appeared and there was a Would-be bad boy of an elder brother light drizzle. Among those present were bring about the many dramatic moments Senhor Antonio Luis Cerveira de Alba.in RC Carton's well-known comedy querque e Castro, Consul-General for
An estrangement between husband Portugal, Madame Albuquerque. Bishop and wife results from Lord Algy's Pozzoni. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. M. R do Sousa. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alves, and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. da Rocha,
ence in just the right humour for the big picture, which is a Goldwyn production entitled "Lord and Lady Algy."
broken promise to his wife never to bet again. The temptation to back his own entry for the Derby proves too great to tes, and young Algy plunges to the however, has no belief in her husband's whole extent of his fortune. Lady Algy,
good Joss and bedges with every barbee she can scrane together, putting her money
Most of the events were very keenly con- tested, and some unite good running a witnessed. Chief interest centred in the 990 varda open race for the champion hin of the Coloav, for which there were thiron an outsider about whom she has a tip teen entrants, R. M. Omar got a fine from a source that can hardly be described start and won in great stole from Ka Finas disinterested Aoef exciting race Fan in 3-5 seconds, finishing about 3 yards in front of the Chinese. A Rahmin, last years winner, did not ret a good start, and finished a good third. The pasting Tod Sloan. The other complication winners of this race are as follows:-
1907-H, I, 0. Garrett...... 23 2/5 sees 1909. H. L. Garrett. 1909 Peter C. Fenwick 1918-Lc. Coro: Andrews
191 F, Castro 1912. F. Castro 1913-T F. Castro 1814-Private Burgess 191T, F. Castro, USAID. Silve 1. Silva 191A Rahrain
291/5. 23.275
(2/5
25 415:
239/5
23/5
33°1/5
25
23.2/5.
23.1/5
The team race, onca to teams of four attracted four entrants. The win by
ends in Lady Algy's fancy romping home after her husband's horse has thrown his rider, who deserves all he gets by emulat
arises through a firtation in which Algy' Choer brother and heir to the dukedom
o appears to be still a gay bachelor, and the wife of a soap boiler, indulge. The enraged upholder of outward cleanli- nesa apparently expects to find in his own household the same moral attribute that he fosters commercially, and when his suspicions rest on Algy the für begins to Br. Things come to a climax at a fancy dress ball, when Brabazon Tudway, of Tudway's peerless soap, attempts to two from the Tamar and one from the Dean's College was a very pounlar one.batticare and then orders him from the BEBASAVALO. bis aristocratic guest with a Fame. Kowloon was not at full strength,. Fedor, an I.R.C. har pan for the house The final scenes are both amusing
Queen's College. missing Rasmussen, who broke his collas
The Queen's College bone last week in a
team pot a fine start, thanks to Ko Kin with its wonderful Goldwyn photography, and dramatic and the picture as a whole, practice match, and Taylor, who was unable to get away owing and were never seriously challenged. The all the leading characters, is all that Fan, who beat Rahmin in the first onarter its gorgeous settings and the clever acting to the strike at Kowloon docks.
Portuguese community, for a cup present. We undered that it will be shown quarter mile race, open to members of the the management of the Coronet claim for by Mr. Montagu Ede was won in fine nightly until Thursday, and that the style by Francis Bodriguez. in 57 3-5sech. Coronet have another very fine picture to with H. J. Prata a good second. latter won the 100 yards' championship in Farrar, the famous operatie star, in the follow it in Shadows" with Geraldine 10 3-6 seconds very good going on a principal role, supported by Milton Bills heavy track
are as follows:-
The past winners of this championship System" and Tom Santschi, who appeared who was recently seen in The Honor
In the first half, during which the play was of an indifferent nature, Jarvis scored for the Navy. Early in the second half HRedford added to the Navy score. This was followed soon after by a goal for Bow loon, scored by Mitchell, who was one of the most prominent players on his side Kowloon missed several chance of scoring and the Navy won by the odd goal in three, Wheeler and White were others who rendered good service for Kowloon
Major Middlemas, Mitchell, b
Edwarda 16 Pay Lient.Robinson, Button, b
Edwards
.11
H. A. Sawyer, o Gray, b Edwards..... 0 Capt.. Murray, Sutton, b Edwards,, 19
A. P. Sutherland, o Sutton, b Davies 10
Lieut. Hammond, b Davies
Lieut, Clauson, a and b Davies
R. E. O. Bird, not ont
P. G. de Paravicini, b Davies
Extras
Day
Edwards
1
Total
05.
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Davies
11.4.
8
1.
BACHELORS.
O. Blaker,
2nd Innings. Edwards
11
A. E. Wood, a Sutton, b Davies....... 9 Major Middiemas, o Daries, b Edwards 15
Pay-Lieut, Robinson, b Davies.
D
Capt. Marray, e Day, b Edwards AR, Sutherland, e Raworth, b
11
Edwards.....
E. E, O. Bird, b Edwards
Lieut. Clauson, b Davies ......
H. & Sawyer, not out...
Lient, Hammond, b Edwards... P. G. de Paravicini, o Redmond,
Edwards
Extras
Edwards
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0,
110
10.66
|| MARRIED","
2nd Innings.
H. H. Tayler, not out
T. Sutton, not out
Extras
Bird
Total (for no
wicket
Bowling Analy
198
· RogoF
નવચ
LEU. DRAW WITH THE WILTSHIRES.
After the match Master Gunner May, a member of the League Management Com mitee, presented the Cup to Hayward, the Captain of the Navy team, and, in doing so, said that the Navy had had a record season and that Hayward had not let the ball past him once in the League Kor loon, also, had a successful season and he wished them better luck next year.
PROMISSORY NOTE FOR $1,000 LOST.
1910-J. F. Castro.. 1911-J. F. Castro 1912-J. F. Castro ........... 1913-J. F. Castro 1916. F. Silva 1917-F. L. Silva" 1919 F. A Xavier
The
10-1/6 sec. 10 25 10 4/5 10 4/5
10 1/5
10.4/5
10 3/5
The half mile race for the services was home an easy winner from Britten.
fine one. Ralf of the Wiltshires romped
THE RESULTS.
The following were the results:**
with Mitchell Lewis in "The Barrier. " and "The Code of the Yukon.”
ONE MILE RELAY RACE-1, Queen's College: (Ko Kiz Fan, Hung Kam Bang, D. Laing, G. A. Hyder); 2. L.B.C. (A. Rahmin, E Haroon, lamail, B. A. Hrder).
CONSOLATION RACE-1, F. A, Xavier; 2,
J. Gatierrez.
At the conclusion of the programme, the prizes were given away by Madame 120 YARDS FLAT RACE, Rodriguesing her to perform this pleasing duty, Mr. Albuquerque, the Consul's wife. In ask- 2, F. H, Carvalho. (Time: 131-58008.)
Boys' Race, 220 Tans, T. Ahmed; 2. A. G da Rocha thanked the prize donors, A. Silva; 3, J. Cotton, !
and all those who had contributed to the BICYCLE PACE, 1 MIL-1, TX. Gomes; 2, A. 31. Gomes,
success of the day's sports, particularly 440 YARDS FLAT RACE, CHALLENGE CEP whose untiring enthusiasm was due the Mr. M. F. Baptista, the Secretary, to 1; F. Rodriguez; 2. H. J. Frata. (Timo: 67.9-Gees.)
fact that everything had gone off so R. Castilho; 3, B. Gosano.
Bors Race, 120 YARDS.-1, A. Ozorio; 2, smoothly. He presented Madamo Albu-
EGG AND SPOON RACE-1, F. L. Silva; 2, Mario Silva.
FUR DEALER'S PURSE STOLEN. At the Magistracy, yesterday, Chinese was charged with stealing a pura containing 221 in money and a promisory note for 81,000 from a fur-dealer.
Complainant was walking along. Fraya Central when the purse was snatched. He chused defendant, who passed the purse to another man, and then gave himself up. The dealer took the man to the board- ing-house and there the accomplice met him., Z. A. de Silva, and handing back the puzas, naked him to release his friend The fur-dealor examinat the purse but found it empty. The accomplice then ran away.
querque with a handsome bouquet,
After the prizes had been given away, Rochs and the other officials on the or Senhor Albuquerque congratulated Mr.
Iganization of such a successful meeting.
PM Xavier. (Time: 10 3-wees,) 100 YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP-1, H. J. Prata; GLS RACK1, K. Hyndman; 2 Souza; 3, M. Xavier.
140 YARDS FLAT RACE-1, F. Rodrigues;
BOYS AND GIRL” Bacze-1, A. Ozório; H. Souza; 9, A. Remedion
BICYCLE RACE, 2 MILES-1, F. X. Games 2, J. A. V. Soares
220 YARDS FLAT RACE-1, E. A. da Silva;
Mr. Smith sentenced defendant to three 2 T. A. Carvalho, months' hard labour.
"GERMANS NOT WANTED”
ACTION OF A YOKOHAMA HOTEL
Germans not desired in this Hotel!
of
120-YARIN FLAT Rack-rly J. G. &'Aquino; 2, A. A. Botelho,
220 YARDS FLAT RACE CHAMPIONSHIP.1, B. Umay; 2, Ko Kin Fan Time: 22, 3-5sos); 3. A. Rahmin
He was sure that with such a large com successful aports meetings in the future. munity they would be able to have many! He thanked them for the honour done to his wife, and called for Viva" for Portugal and England
These were heartily given and the fune tion terminated with the Wiltshire Band National Anthems. playing the Portuguese and the British
THE OFFICIALE.
Hon President, Senhor Antonio Luis General for Portugal; President, MA G Cerveira de Albuquerque e Castro, Consul da Rocha; Hon. Secretary, Mr. M. F. Baptista; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. F. L. Silva; FA Working Committee, Mr. A. V. Barros, Mr. TA. Carvalho, Mr. S. A. Marcal, Mr. C. F. Oliveiro; 2, M. Rozario, Mr. A. J. V: Ribeiro, and Mr. Vas, Mr. M. Rosa Pereirs, Mr. A. 0.
F. E Antonio
AMO. Remedies; Judges, Mr. Leo, d'Almada e Castro, Mr. M. A. Figu FLAT RACE HALF Mile-1, Half (Wilts) J. R. Soares; 3, 8. E. Carvalho,
Mr. P. Braga, Mr. J. D. Omu JM Noronha Mr. A. D. Barretto, and Mr. 3 Britten (Wilte); 8; Williams (Submarines)
SACE BADE-1, J. 01 Loureiro
GIRLY RACE-1, HALF MILE RACE Bendios; 3, P, Laurance.
is the notice posted at the entrances 1 the Oriental Palace Hotel, Yokohama, which Monsieur L Cotte is Manager
This is the sequel to an attempt on the
irtops Referee, Mr. 24. Jomons part of a former German resident, named The Indian Recreation Club fielded a Edgar Viegelmann, to soure accommoda
DINO-OF-WAR, MARRIED
Handicappers, L. Suve, Mr weak team against the Wiltshires in a tion at the Hotel. Viegelmann, who says Pareira, J. Botelho, Maher, JB. Soares, Starters, Mr. A. E. 9. Alves, and MM (Singles) T. L Silva B. A da Sousa, F. F. J. M. Roza Pereira, and Mr. B. A. Marcal A1V Bibero, Mr. A. Bozaro, Mr. friendly encounter yesterday afternoon he was in Manils during the war, trived 5. A. Maral, J. O'Brien, F. Gulati, JAV Remedios Tinde-keepers Batting first the Wiltshires totalled 211 and family proceeded to the Oriental
on the Tenyo Mars, and with his wife Machado, J. Marques, G. A. Carvalho, Alves, and Mr. A. A. Alves, Clerks of the zans, R. M. Beaven playing steady aricket Palace and engaged rooms. As soon as he LADIES NOMINATION, LM Xavier Course Mr. J. M. Britto, and Mr. M. 0. for 49 The Wiltshires batted till 5 p.m.
had registered and the fact come to the nominated by Miss G Ampcao) 2, F. L. Ramedian: Committee, Chevalier J. M. Alves, consequently the Indians had only an informed that he presence of Germans Van Langenberg)
notice of the Manager, the visitor was Marques (nomination by Miss A, Pereira Castro, Mr. J. M. Boch, Mr, A. A. Cordeiro, 8. F. A. Loureiro (nominated by Miss V Mr. B. M. Cunha, Mr. EJ Figueiredo
Mr. B. Basto, Mr. A. C. Botelho, Mr. O hour at their disposal to collect the neces was undesired, and that he must seek ac sary runs for a win.. The Indians lost commodation elsewhere
Soares, Mr. F. MA Remedios, MrAA. ML. Mr. A. F. Osmund, Mr. I Rocha, Mr: 0. M one wicket for 72, and 2 for 96. Failing
Soares, Mr. VFV. Riboro, Mr. P Tight assisted the bowlers and foar more
Xavier Mr. F. M. P. Graca Mr. MA.. wickets fell with the score at 105, when the
Remedios, Mr. Granovich J, Mr. P. V. Botelho, and Mr. Tr&. V. Bibero
Palace, served with the French Army at Mr. Cotte, the Manager of the Oriental Verdun, and his antipatiry to the German can thus be understood Japan Gazette
100 YARDS TEAM BRO-1, J.-F. Silva,
Carvalho, V. F. de Spaz PM. Xavier, J. A. Gutierrez F & Loureiro, F. 2 Lavior, H. Prate
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