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TENNIS LEAGUE.
(Continued from Page 2) After the tennis shield and medals had been presented Mr. U Rumjaha said that owing to a slight indisposition of the President of the Club, Mr. J. H N. Mody, the pleasant duty of welcoming their many friends devolved upon him as Chairman of the Com mittee. On behalf of the ladian Recreation Club be thanked those present for bonouring the Club with their presenco. Ho took the opportunity of welcoming the Commodore and Mrs. Grace to the Ulub. They were all aware that. the Commodore was very keen on,
sports. Only a few days ago Com
modore Graes and bis pariper Pay. Lt. Com. Worthington won the Hongkong Cricket Club Hoog Doubles Tennis Tournament and be congratulated them on their success (Hear, hear).
As Mr. Wood had remarked, it was a pity Dr. Forsyth, the Pre. sident of the Hongkong Lawa Tennis Association, was away on holiday. Be
largely responsible for the encourage- ment of sports in the Colony Mr. Rumjahn went on to thank Mr. Wood for his kind and com- plimentary remarks concerning the Indian Recreation Club. He was glad to inform them that in sporta they had again met with success. In cricket they were bracketed third in last season's Firat League and secured first. position in the Junior League. In tennis they had again won the Championship of the A Division of the League: The championship of the "B" Division of the Leaguo had not been decided. Giving a few worda of advice to young players of the Colony, Mr. Rumjahn pointed out that the value of sports was not in success, but on the contrary it was ia ocessional defeats and mainly esprit de corp." "Learn to take a defeat sportingly be said. "Ia! games take no mean advantage over your opponente, but play the it should be played. Cooperate with your fellow mem bere and take the advice of your, Captain or leader." Mr. Rumajahn concluded by thanking everybody concerned for their help in mak. ing the function such a succeses. |(Applause).
game as
The Cricket prizes were then given away by Mrs. Grace, who at the and of the function was presented with a bouquet and accorded three! hearty checr.
The following were the individual prize winners.
Tennis.
S. A.
Singles championship: Rumjala. Runner-up. O. Rum- jalin,
Bingles handicap: A. L. Rum- jaba. Runner-up, O."Ismail.
Doubles handicap: 8. A. Rum- jaba. Runner up, O. Ismail.
Doubles handicap 8. A. Rum- jabo and 8. 0. Bux. Bunners-up, B. A. Huarian and G. Mohammed. Cricket.
2nd. XI: Hongkong Cricket League Shield and medals: E. Moosdeen (Capt.), E. D. Rumjabn, F. M. el Arculli, A. Kitobell, J Ackber, Y. A.. Wahab, I. Hasson, D. Rumjaba, A K. Minu and 0. Rumjabn.
1st. X1: Best average in bat- ting: 8. H. Ismail; runner up) A. H. Madar.
Best average ia bowling: A. el Aroulli; runner-up, S. H. Ismail.
2ad. XI: Best average in bat- ting: H. D. Ramjaho; runner-up. D. Rumjabo.
Bost average in bowling: H. D. Rumjahn; runner-up, F. M. el Arrulli.
F. Mel Arculli won the prize for performing the bat trick in the League cricket.
Exhibition Match Results. Detailed results of the exhibition maich were as follows:-
0. and H.D. Rumjaha best Ng Sze-kwonz, and M.W. Lo, 7-4; bent A.B. Esworth and Capt. E.R.S. Dods, 110; beat Lit.Com. R.E. Worthington and H. Han cock, 7-4.
A.H, and S.A. Rumjaha lost to Ng Sze-kwong and M.W. Lo, 4-7; lost to Lt.-Com. R.E. Worthington and H. Hancock, 56; lost to A.B. Haworth and Capt. E.R.S. Doda,. 5-6.
8 D. and B.H. Lamoil lost tuj Lt. Com. R.E. Worthington and H. Hancock, 2-9; brat A.B.: Raworth and Capt. E.R.6. Dode, 6-6; lost to Ng Bze-kwong and M.W. To, 8-8.
The total scores were.
1. R.C.
26
14
11
Total 50.
The
The Rest.
8
19'
22
Total 49 umpires were: Messrs.
Hugh Nisbet, R.E. Lindsell and 8.A. Inmail.
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
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THE RUHR AND REPARATIONS.
London, Aug. 4.
their replies to Britain,
The French and Belgian Governments, havo lasued the text of
The Belgian reply to the British note, the Issue of which cancels the desire previously expressed at Brussels that publication be delay- ed, says that with regard to passive resistance German ordinances theraanent must be withdrawn, but Belgium does not refuse to dis cans reparations even if the Ruhrites continue to manifest disapproval of occupation, provided the latter has not resulted from Berlin orders., Following the cessation of passive resistance, Belgium is willing to grant an amnesty to certain Ruhrite offenders, except saboteurs and the like. Belgium is willing to discuss with France the gradual- modification of occupation and its limitation to measures indicated to Germany in January. The reply believes it will be unjust to the Allies to throw on them the costs of reparation due by Germany, who is devoting enormous sums, to strengthening industrial development, and would soon be enabled to compete victoriously with the Allies and prepare military revenge. Belgium does not object to Repara- tions Commissioners boing assisted by experts, subject to there being no breach of the Treaty of Versailles, but would like to understand the British reference to "impartial experts.”
A new French und Belgian move is foreshadowed. The. Matin states that representatives at Dusseldorf have been authorised to listen to proposals of the Rhine industrialists and study the pos- sibility of a new regime with the object of re-establishing productive activity in the basin. The paper adds that since the inter-Allied solu tions have been deferred and Berlin obstruction remains, it is to Essen, Coblence and Mayence that the problem must henceforth be discussed by all interests..
Tokyo, Aug. 4.
Considering a formal-reply to the British note inopportune at the presont juncture, the Japanese Government has instructed Baron Hayashi to express orally the hope that in view of the important bearing of reparations on the Ruhr questions, not only on the stabilization of Europe but also the peace of the world, an amicable settlement will be reached of those differences which are at present apparent between the British proposal and the French and Belgian desires, and urges the Powers most immediately concerned to use their utmost conciliatory endeavours to reach an agreement.
GERMAN DRINK SMUGGLER TORPEDOED.
Christiania, Aug. 4.
A Norwegian torpedo bost torpedoed and sank a German drink smuggler in Christiania Fjord. Two of the German crew escaped. One was arrested.
OPIUM SHIP SUNK
Batavia, Aug. 4.
It is reported from Koeteradja" that the British steamer Ferrara, Carrying a cargo of 300,000 pounds of oplum, has been burnt out and sunk near Rondo. The crew is safe and has been landed at Sabang,
OBITUARY.
London, Aug. 4.
The death is "announced of Mr. Charles E. Musgrave, F.I.C.S., Secretary of the, London Chamber of Commerce.
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