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FOOTBALL.
SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
The results of Saturday's games were as follows:
FRIENDLY.
(although McKenzie' cleared one for two warm shots they did not Hook like se ring unti Rasmussen did the need fnl with a nice hender, Kowloon mat Knight back in the Forward line and Brandon went Jett balf with White centre half, and from this stage Kowloon took ..more commanding hold of the
Taylor vortributed
il
Hongkong Clan 4: Ambasejnice effort and then Hyder and Sub. Depot,
2ND. DIVISION LEAGUE Club Reserves, í; Kowloon, 4. Navy Reserves, di ; Sount': China "B. 0.
United F. C., og South China "A" 1.
CLUB Y. AMBROSE SUB, DEPOI
The Club indulged in a friendly with the Ambrose Sub. Deputad a fair game was witnessed by a good crowd in summery weather, The Club again played Clarke at
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
RAFFLE RESULT,
The following is the result of drawing of the raffle for M. Hauchacorne's clay figures, for the benefit of the Hongkong Fund for Bovastated France
MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1920.
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Thek were 749 tickets taken. OUR BUTCHERY DEPARTMENT.
and jo addition to the 1st prize- the group of figures-there are ten consolation prizes, consisting of bronze plaques presented by Mademoiselle Van der Flier.
1st Prize, Group of Ficures. won by Mr. E. V. D. Parr. Ticket No. 118.
2nd Prize, Bronze Plaque, won by Lo Tsang Ko Ticket No. 109. 3rd Prize, Bronze Plaque, won by Mr. C.A.D. Melbourne. Ticket, No. 533.
4th Prize. Bronz Plaque, wan hy Mr. E.V..R. de Souza. Ticket No. 99.
5th Prize, Bronze Plaque, won M. Reau. Ticket No. 41.
6th Prize, Bronze Plaque, wan by Mr. R.M. Dyer. Tirket N 643.
7th Prize, Bronz Plaque, won by Mr. A. C. Botelho. Ticket No. 111.
Schi Irize. Brouza Plaque: won by M. J. Inazumi. Ticket No. 321.
9th Prize, Bronze Plaque. wen by Mr.V. Razaret. Ticket No. 231.
10th Prize, Bronze Plaque, won by Mr. R. M. Dyen. Ticke: No. 645.
11th Friz Bronze Pivjue, won by Mr. R. M. Dyer. Ticket No. 636.
GOLF.
SCOTLAND v. ENGLAND.
sharks bad in clear shots from Zeverin and Viler. The game in the second half was largely in Davour of Kowloon, although the Club made some nie dashes. Kowloon forwards were always
The postponed Internationa dangerous and the ten was put-golf maatch between teams ting plenty of energy into their presenting England and Scotland' play. Rasmussen scored a fine took place yesterday on
Club U.S.R.U. links at Kowloon, sing-
and then the
| 5.rwarts indulged
of mast
re
the
2 nice les ing played in the morning ombined effort. Piger cupping it and foursomes in the afternoon. by storing a elever goal, Wey-Sixteen pairs took part altogether. Pan, miskicking, gave Kowloon On the morning's play. Scor- another goal, the League leaders land were one up and on the full back and included Boysen with a certain amount afternoon's they were three up. and Weyman of the Reserves.
As the result of the whole day's Black. McCultan, Stewart,
Kowloon were bett balanced ties, Scotland won by 15 points to McTavish and McPhail are stil
and stronger in defence than the 11. recovering from injuries. Reserves, Hyder and the backs. and Ralston WON not avail-
Jackson and Wheeler, playing able. but the Club side wasure games and making no mis- a very useful one. The Bakes, Van Langenberg and White success, for the Navy set up a started with good swinging passes worked very hard at half back and by the Club, who, however, Rant Itusmassen was a fine leader in a their opponents sturdy defendernisely balanced forward line. The the backs and goale putting VP Club defence was shaky, being good resistance. Scoring, bood and bad. Weyman alone be- ever, opened barly, one of the
ing steady, but Gerrard and defenders deliberately infringing the rules in-ice the penalty, area McKenzie hnd not much chance Young did much good work and and Reichelmann put in an unwith the goals close in. The stoppable shot. Ambrose played
forwards were very bright. Zever- up pluckily and the right wing in. Pilker and Boysen being the got moving in good style, tricking pick, and with better support from Tonkin and putting just behind, the barves would be a dangerous Club were quickly at the other end and fine burst through
Boysen by
Wi the next:
1.
Lt. Thornton was in charge of
the game.
shot from the side right, but | werd very
much
of United's
un
constant bombardment but could only score two, tue goalie playing very finely. China were out- classed in all departments, Hayward rarely being properly tested and Navy were far and away superior.
Mr. Cuaker was in charge of the game..
SHIELD COMPETITION,
A meeting of the Clubs re- Presentatives was held at the
Hongkong Club House on Satur-
the day evening to draw for
In the Shield Competition. absence of last year's chairman. Mr. A. Wilton the meeting elected Mr. J. McCubbin to the chair. and Mr. Gerrard, Hon. Secr tary, read the minutes of the last meeting and also the notices convening the meeting. Representatives of the following
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UNITED Y. SOUTH CHINA ***.* right through and tuishing with a smashing shot which rattled the These teams played a very net, the Club leading 2-0 at the bright game of football on the interval. Ambrose settled down | Military ground, and the game to their gene in the second half, was full of nize combination and the halves feeding their forwards good efforts. The Chinese team nicely, and from a burst through included two stars of the first the left wing shot weakly beland.League, Leung Yuk-tong, and Ko teams attended: The Ships Rodgers negotiated a very war. Kin-fun, and these two players Carlisle, Ambrose, Hawkins, wet weather than in dry?
Level and Storage of water-in in evidence Cadmus Police, St. Joseph's, The rheumatic poison in the the Ambrose forwards were not throughout against their youthful South Chins, Kowloon. and blood is the predisposing cause of
Reservoirs on January 1, 1920. gived much scope by the Cipbopponents. Leung scored a goal Club The H. K. F. A. was the disease. If you have the halves, who were playing a very in the first half in a melee in represented by Mr. J. Ralston. taint in your blood you may have ITY AND HILL DIETRICT WAT! 3 lorceful game. The game was front
goal and An application from Tamar to
rheumatism whenever the excit- not over exciting and Club Leonard and Fincher came very enter a team was accepted, but ing cause stirs it to action. We
the near for United with fine efforts. an application from Cairo, which weather excites to action some- missed many chances in
CLA In the second half, Mason went is expected on the Station in the thing already in the blood, some- latter stages.
Considering Ambruse
were forward and United should have near future, was negatived in thing that you must get rid of if playing together for probably the scored, but the Chinese goalie consequence of the matches being you would be free from rheu-an Tuk first time, they did very creditably saved brilliantly several played immediately and the un- matism. and will develop into a good side. occasions and an exciting game certainty of the latter ship's
What this something is, nobody goalie were ended in win for the Chine arrival. The entrance fee of $10 knows, Not very long 46 it reliable and the halves, especially team by one goal. On the day's per team was agreed to and the was thought to be uric acid. the wing" men, played classy play United were unlucky to lose following draw was then made Many doctors now think it a games. The forwards combined as they gave a good display and for the first round, to be played microscopic organism or a specific well, but finished weakly, the are a clever lot although on the nex: Saturday, Jaguary 31st:-- vutside men being most prone in young side. McLeod should not take flying kicks in goal, other this respect.
The Club were quite strong wise he is a useful goalie and enough, to have a good but Simons and Mason play a strong band, and Rodgers, Tonkin and back game. Laing played well Clarke did not make much fuss of at centre half and Leonard and their work. J. Rodger and Fincher were the pick of a smart Railton well looked after the forward line. The Chinese team and played strong owed a lot to the senior players forwards games. whilst Hamilton, Boysen who had a big part in the victory and Reichelmann were the pick of as the backs were shaky, but the the forwards, the Club centre goalie, although adopting very showing some of last year's good original methods, saved well on form.
many occasions.
The backs and
Mr. Birkenshaw was in charge of the game.
Mr. Langford was in charge of the game.
but it
must
bacillus,
Club Ground.-Kowloon V.
It is a known fact that in rheu- Cadmus, kick-off 4.15
p.mmatism the blood becomes thin referee Lt. Snook.
rapidly, that building up the Military Ground.-Carlisle v. blood relieves the rheumatism, Police, kick-off 4.15 pm., referee and that there will be no return M. Townsend..
of the rheumatism as long as the Byes fo: 1st Round.--South condition of the blood is main- China, Hawkins, Ambrose, Joseph's, Tamar," Club.
tained. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are recommended for rheumatism and red and free from rheumatic because they make the blood rich
poisons. They have
St.
Hawkins, and Club v. Tamar.
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STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS OF GALLONS.
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917 19 M galio 977,500
191 149 62 Semption. Estimated population 17: Captio
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$3,0
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STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND
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2919 -330.44 Consumption of water in Kowloon in milions
December.
Kowloon Gra
vilation
Reservoir
1020 39":45
2nd Round--South China v
Winners of Kowloon v. Cadmus to play St. Joseph's, winners of thousands of cases of rheumatism, Police v. Carlise to play Ambrose. often in its worst forms, in this Kowloon Or)
Semi Final-Winners of Police way during the past thirty years. are the World's most NAVY RES. Y. SOUTH CHINA "B" and Carliss v. Ambrose to play They
wirners Hawkins or South China, famous remedy for rheumatism, KOWLOON V. CLUB RESERVES. The Navy had a good shooting winners of Kowloon and Cadmus sciatica, lumbago, and other all-
This match on the Club ground practice at the experise of their. St. Joseph's to play Club or excited considerable interest as opponents,
ments due to impure, watery be Tamer.
blood or disordered nerves. The Kowloon, who head the League confessed that the shooting
Some discussion ensued as to without a defeat, very much department requires improving, appointment of referees and dates best time to begin them is NOW. and decimals of gallons during the toonth of required to win to enable them to for many easy chances were of future matches and this was meet the Navy on level terms missed. The Chinese back opened left to a sub committee composed Dr. Williams pink pills for palette, Kowloon were without Mitchell, the scoring for the Navy after a of Mesars. McCubbin, Birken-people are also obtainable, postanemption per their stalwart centre half and good dash through by McCarthy, shaw, and Davies.
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