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Club
Championship.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
Capt. C. O. Oliver v J. Nelson.
Handicap Doubles.-E. A. G. May and G. M. Dodwell y Major C. Willasa and Lt. Col. F. J. Bowen; R. M. Henderson and
H.K.C.C. Tournaments. Some very interesting Singles matches took place at the H.K C.0. Jesterday, some of them proving long struggles. The results follow: H. R. Freeborn y J. B. Penman Open Championship Singles.and A. D. Humphreys; D. M.
FOOTBALL.
Meeting of the Association.
A meeting of the H.K.F.A. was held at Victoria Barracks on Wednesday evening when Mr. R. J. Wilton presided over a repre- sentative gathering.
The Hon. Secratary (Mr. J. Ralston) informed the meeting that he had received several reports from references of teame failing to appear on the ground on dates appointed.
Tho Chairman reminded Secretaries of Clubs that such toams were liable to a fine of five dollars for failing to turn out. PLAYERS' TRANSFERS.
Bath, of the Oilers United, applied for transfer to the Ambrose team. It was brought to notios at the mooting that Bath belonged to I.M.S. Ambrose but had boon playing for the Oilers during the season without permission of the League management,
The application was refused and the secretary instructed to write! to the Oilers to enquire why Bath played for them without permis- sion.
It was also pointed out that Williams of the Ambrose had been playing for the Oilers and this club was called upon to report also on this man as no permission had been given for him to play for the club.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
It was decided to prosent the League cup and medals to the Wiltshires on Easter Monday, March 28th, following, a match between winners versus the Rest of the League, to be played on the club ground at 4.30 p.m.
A Committee was elected choose the team to represent the Rest.
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FOOTBALL.
To-morrow's Programme.
The following is the program- me arranged for to-morrow:-
SHIELD-8EMI FINAL.
Wiltshiree 4 R.G.A.-Club ground, 4.30 p.m.
DIVISION L.
H.K Club v. H.M.S. Ambrose, to--Cub ground, 3 p.m.
Kowloon v. H.M.S. Titania- Navy "A" ground, 4.30 p.m.
S.C.A. v. H.K. Police. S.C.A. ground, 4.30 pm.
MISCONDUCT OF PLAYERS. The report of the referee (Mr. Leaf) appointed to the Kowlon v.; S.C.A. match on the Club ground: ground on March 5th, was read. It stated that he had occasion, to turn a player of each side off the field for fighting during tho game and that he stopped the game two minutes before time as one of the players did not leave the field when ordered to do so.
The representatives of Kowloon regretted the occurrence on be half of their player and pointed out that Mr. Mair lost his temper on seeing the Chinese player strike Mr. Weyman.
DIVISION II.
United v. St. Joseph's College. -S.C.A. ground, 3 p...
Staffs v. Punjabis.-Sookunpoo ground, 4.30 p.m.
H.M.S. Carlisle v. Oilers.- Navy "A" ground, 3 p.m.
Kowloon Res v. S.C.A. Res.-- Navy "B" ground, 3 p.m.
The Shield match on the Club ground will attract a large crowd
EL very even where
the match Carlisle v. Oilors should end in draw.
The 1st Division table now roads:-
Goals
P. W. L. D. A 16 11 2 3 30 15 25
16 11 15.6
3 2 31 16 24
5 4 22 13, 16
15 7 14
Wiltshires R. G. A. H. K. Club Tamar. {S. C., A.
Kowloon ... 15 Titania
11
7 1 20 19 15
5 5 4 12 15 14 593 17 19 13 5 51 19 15 11 2 9 3 8 25 7 12 1 10 10 32 3 TEAMS.
H. K. Police 14 Ambroso
The following will represent the Club against the Ambros:- 1, Rodger; W. Gerrard, J. Lawronce: M, L. McPhail J. B. Hamilton, J. Bezs, M. Sandborg, R, S. Logan, L. Goldenberg.
The following will represent the United Beach; Leonard, Simmons, Laing, Urquhart; Baker; Kont Brown, May, Blake, Chubb.
The following will represent game is the Club second XI against the expected between the two military Carlisle-Groot; Boysen, Ralston; toams who are winners and run-Jack, Stutz, Sormonsen; Hasti nere-up respectively in the Hong-Watson, Sherry, Railton, Raat. kong League, the Wiltshires Players are requested to turn out. finishing one point above the at 3.45 p.m. R.G.A. These teams have met three times this season and each claim a win, the other game end- ing in a draw of one all.
SCHOOL SPORTS.
Yesterday's Athletic Meeting,
receive of the Club The representative
Ambrose contests the Club ground in Indians Recreation Club failed on
the
The meeting upheld the action of the referee and decided to suspend Mr. Mair (Kowloon) and Wong Pak cheung (S.C.A.) for the season and to fine each five dollars, the match to stand.
The meeting also had before
Since the last meeting between them the report of the referee these teams the Wiltshires have (Mr. Drayton) appointed to the In-lost some of their players, while On the Queen's College ground dians V.B.C.A.Reserves match on the R.G.A. have made a few
at Causeway Bay, the Hongkong St. Joseph's ground the same day, changes in their team, The District Schools yesterday hold The referee stated that he had Wiltshires will start the game their third annual athletic sports, occasion to abandon the match slightly favourites, but it is the whole day being devoted to after twentyfive minute's play expected that the R.G.A. will be the gathering. The schools tak- owing to two of the players all out to meet the Titania in the ing part wore Ellis Kadoorie, fighting and the spectators final of the Competition.
Saiyingpun, Yaumati, Wanchia Some keen rushing on to the field. The Indians were leading by 4 goals to nil. Before the Shield match the and Praya East.
were witnessed, and the Sir Ellis Kadoorie Challenge
went to to appear. Mr. Ip Kau, speaking their return match. The last Shield for the highest number of Salyingpun on behalf of the S.C.A.A., said game between these teams ended pointe that his association had at the in a victory for the club by the School, whilst Mok Tai-cheuk commencement of the Football large margin of seven goals to nil, won the trophy for the individual season sent out circulars, printed The sailors on that occasion field-competitor with highest number the close, the in Chinese, to the members of the ed a weak side, but a represent-of points. At Association requesting them to ative team is expected to turn out prizes were distributed by Mrs. control themselves at the matches for this, and a good game should E. A. Irving, The events con-
fined to schools resulted on the Valley. The meeting were be seen.
follows:- of the opinion that the manage-
Tug-of-War.-1, Salyingpun The Kowloon men receive the ment of the Indian Recretion Club and the S.C.A.A. should Titania on the Navy "A" ground, School; 2, Ellis Kadoorie School. Team Race (Senior).-1, Wan- distributé circulars among their and although it it is expected supporters stating that in the that the sailors will win, Kowloon chai School 2, Saiyingpun School; event of a repetition of the fracas can spring surprises on the best 3, Ellis Kadooria School. which occurred on March 5th the of sides and the unexpected may H.K.F. Association would con- happen to-morrow in this match. sider it their duty to prevent their The S. C. A. receive the Police teams from taking any furtherpart on the S. C. A. ground in their in football contests in thecolony.postponed League match. The The meeting decided that the match was down for February player on each side who com- 19th, but had to be postponed on menced the fight, should be sus- account of the S. C. A. being pended for the season and that the engaged in the first round of the match be abondoned to prevent Shield Competition. The Police these teams meeting again this are hard pressed just now as they have still some of their men on
season.
A vote of thanks to the chair- the injured list. The game should end in a win for the man concluded the meeting.
8. C. A.
Handicap Singles "B.-J.
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Team Race (Junior).-1, Wan- chai School; 2, Ellis Kadoorie School; 3, Saiyiogpun School,
"NOT LIKE THE SAME CHILDREN"
BABY'S OWN TABLETS HAVE DONE THEM SO MUCH GOOD."
A. D. Humphreys beat R. Town Larkins and W. B. Coresby v F. AR. Freeborn v. Lt. G. H. Larkcom. of six weeks, their last League your Baby's Own Tablets a
Bend, 10-8, 6-4, 6 4; M. H. Lo beat Dinsdalo and C. C. Stark.
A. H. Crook 6-1, 1-0, 86, .97.1
Mixed
V. Bowen.
Doubles Handicap.
TUESDAY,
The little son and daughter of Mrs. Xavier Manie are splendid examples of what Baby's Own! Tablets can do for children. Mrs. Manie, who resides at Stoney: In the Junior Division, St. Point, Ontario, Canada, states:- Joseph's return after an absence I must tell you that I consider match being played on Februarywonderful medicine for children. Mixed Doubles Handicap.-A.H. Major C. Willson and Mrs. Bowen 9th. They meet the United on have a baby boy and a little { Handicor Singles "A"-T. H. Crook and Mrs Crook v Capt. C. S. Lt. Col. F. J. Bowen and Miss the S.C.A. ground and now that girl. My little girl was constantly they have no further interest in feverish, had no appetite and was the Shield Competition they will very pale. My baby boy was King (rees. 8/6), boat L. Neleon Fisher and Mrs Hamilton Berners;
and Mrs Open Championship Doubles. (owes 8/6), 6-4 6-8; Major J. R.W. H. Drummond
at the head of the division.
irregular, and he was very cross, Lloyd (owes 8/6) beat J. M. W. Drummond v G.W. Sewell and Mrs J. R. Wood and G. R. Bayer v.et about to secure their position cutting his teeth, his bowels were Capt. Leslie Smith and J. S. Jen- Mears (owes 1/6), 8.-1, 6-2.
Dinge.
A good game should be seen on I gave them the Tablets and they Handicap, Singles "R. K.
Open Championship Doubles.-| Club Championship.-Major C. the navy "B" ground between are not like the same children, Valentino (owes 4/6) beat E. A.
R. M. Henderson and R. C. Cromie Willson v. E. G. Grimble; Major the Kowloon and 8. C. A. decond they have done them so much G. May (var.), 8-0, 6-2, 6-2.
Mixed Doubles Handioop.-Lt. v. Comdr. AE. Johnstone and H. M. Edwarde v. H. W. Sassoon; teams. The men from across the 800
Baby's Own Tablets give satis- Nicholeon and Mrs. Gompertz (ree. Surg. Lt. Morrison: J. B. Peu Capt. P. H. Davies v. G. M. harbour should win if they field faction whenever they are tried. In their last two You can get them from your 16) beat C. C. Stark and Mrs. A. D. Humphreys Dodwell; A D. Humphreys v. Da full side.
Major C. Willson and L. Forster. J. Valentine'; A, B Raworth v. G. games have turned out with only chemist, or at 60 cents the vial, Stark (rec. 5/6), 11-0, 6-7, 0-8. -
Handicap Singles Major Miskio.
post free, from the Dr. Williams' Handicap Doubles.-T. H. King Opon Championship Singles, H. M. Edwards v. A. B. Raworth;
The Staffs should win against Medicine Co., 96 Szechven Road, v. Capt. P. Hand O Blaker v. Capt. U. 8. Fisher Ng Bze-kwong W. E. Crocker; U. C. Stark
the Punjable at Bookunpoo, while 'Boanghaj. end Lt. A. S. Lindell, L. Forster v K. Yamazaki,
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