LEAGUE CRICKET:
GOODWIN'S "HÁT TRICK."
"YACHTING.
EIGHTH CHAMPIONSHIP.
The results of the matches play, A good programma was arranged for the week-end by the R. H. K. ed on Saturday had a distinct Yacht Club, the Eighth Championship bearing on the" position of the on Saturday being eniled over leading teams, in both divisions.course of 9 miles for Handicap By drawing with the University, Class and over six miles for Hoy the Civil Service who last week ward Hays, Gaels and Ono Designs, Hopped the premier League with Times were quite good and except in the Handicap Clage, all boats finished 19 points are now only four poluts but one. Finishing and corrected In front of the Indians and Kow- times aro-given below:
loon, who have played five and Your matches respectively against the lenders' Hix.
Club v Navy.
Handicap Class.
"
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
LAWN TENNIS.
LADIES' RECREATION CLUB
"AT HOME."
An "At Home" and presentation 'of prizes won during thổ past season, was held at the Ladies Recreation Club on Saturday afternoon when two finals were played off. The final of the Mixed Doubles handicap wis
not played, while the final of the Club Singles Championship was do- cfiled on Friday.
In a very interesting match bo tween Dr. Tottenham and Major Finishing Corrected Stevenson, in the Mon's Singles Rolla
.6.01.43 5.01.48 Championship, tho former won in Dorothen
.0.24.36 0.14.27 three straight sets but not without a
8.03.58 8.03.58 hard struggle, Diana
Collen, Falcon, La Linda, Argulla If did not finish.
The best match of the aftorninon was that between the Hongkong Cric- kot Club and the Royal Navy on tho former's ground. With but 22 runa to win the Navy were unfortunate in
Pierrette by failing deprived of victory
Ailsa The guests had knocked up thei food score of 171 (Lightfoot, 48 and Daphne aleyon
inton 40), while the Navy had gcored of 150 for the loss of six Theela wickets when stumps were drawn. Gael
Joun
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Kowloon v... Chinese. The outstanding feature of the above match played on the Kowloon C. C. ground, was the "hat trick" by Goodwin, who also contributed largely the total of 170 rude by the home team in response to the visitors' score of 128. For the Chinese, Yeoh mude 80 and Younganye 22. The Chinese "were at one time in a very bad posis tion, having lost their sixth wicket for 50 runs, The tall rose to the accasion and, cheered on by the sport ng Kowloon crowd, raised the accre to. 128 Goodwin Look Ave wickets four of which were with successive balla,
Gael and One Designs,
5
The game was very avon in the first set with both players giving of their best. The doctor managed to 5.01.33 5.00.33 tako the set after fourteen games, had 5.05.17 5.06.17 been played and by experience and .6.15.53 5.16.63 more forcible play, he took the next 5.17.29 6.17.29 two by losing only two games in cach, 6.06.00 6.68.10 The prizes which were presented by 6.06.20 8.01.50 Mrs. Russell Brown were won by the c.12,24 6.07.3* | following:
Heyward Hays Class.
Why Wonder? Lol. Benjam Bluenose Zephyr Adele
Open Championship Singles- Champion Mrs. K. E, Tottenham;" 5.10.32 5.16.32 Winner, Miss Robinson, runner-up, 5.41.04 5.37.01 Mins Enid Lo.
handicap
5.41.12 5.14:12 Men's Championship Doubles .5.66.21 5.58.21 Winner, Dr. R. E. Tottenham, who .6.08.02 0.08.32 ent Major Stevenson, 8-6, 6-2, 6-2.
6.00.41 6.00.41
Mixed Doubles Championship.- bunts
Winners A. D. Humphreys and Mrs.
0-1, James, who beat Mr. and Mrs. Row-
6+0. Club Championship. Winner, Mrs. James who beat Mrs. Stark, 7-5, 6-3, The final of the Mixed Doubles andieap will he played at some later date.
Adanac did not finish. The course for the was by Lyeman Bencon, Channel Rocke, Cust Reek, Clubhous Chunnot Rocks, finishing at the Club.
and
For the Gaels and One Design Bonts the course Lyamun Beucon, Channel Rocks, Cust Rock and Club Line Inish. All marks left to port on both
courses,.
ley,
Diocesan School Match.
Playing on the school courts, "the Diocesan Boys School "easily defcuted a tento explained by the Rev. Noel Evans on Saturday by 67 games to
The Kowloon team were given. good start by Ramsay and Brace, but both these players left after they hid
Fourth Championship: scored, 22 each with the total at 36.
The Fourth Cruiser Championship Goodwin was lucky to be missed be was sailed yesterday from the Club fore he ho rebel 20 but after that to. Waglan and return, a course of
Les Ton-pit and War Cheong-kee ho scored freely. At the close of 21 miles. A etart was made at 10.30 play the Kowloon total stood at 176 m. with U. and F., Coquette, Fenth (School), best Evans and Lynch 6-5; for eight
ers, Norseman, Grouse, Brenda, Isis but Richards and Valentine 11-6; bent wickets. going on towards the end, and La Cigale as starters, without Barker and Kennedy 1041.
J. Chiu-cheong and Chan Cour wickets for 19 runs. timme.
Ma Craigengower v. Royal Artillery. Finishing times were as follows:
(School), beat Evans and Lynch 7-4; .2.28.00 With but one ran to spare the Royal U. and
beat Richards and Valentine 0-2; beat .2.37.14
Barker and Kennedy 9-2. Artillery defented Craigengower at Coquette
$2.34.48 Hev. W. T. Featherstone and Chan Happy Valley in a very exciting game. Fanthers
.2.39.36 (School), lost to Evans and Lynch visitors butted first and with 41 Norseman
2.731
2-0;t to Richards and Valentine from Glazebrook, 29, from Col. El- La Cigale
"Grouse, Brenda and Isis did not 4-7: bunt Barker and Kennedy 9-2. mendes and 25 from Smith, they! knocked up a total of 140; Omur took finish."
American Tournament At Kowloon four wickets for 28 runs,
C.C.
The
Although the home players made a good start they were still some twenty Fung behind when the last man went in. After some very exciting mo- ments, the two Inst men got within eno run of their opponents' score but In attempting to ran a short one, Lim was min out leaving the Royal Ar- Hillory winners by one run, Omar made 52 for the home team, while
L
RUGBY.
ENGLAND BEAT WALES.
London, Jan. 15.
A very successful American tourna- ment was held at the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday afternoon, for which Each twenty-four pairs entered. couple had to play the opposing pair five gumes, and after a very interest- ing match the "A" team-won by 337 games to 298. The winning team was composed of Mrs. C. Atkinson and Mr. W. Hyde, Mrs. G. Burford and Me. W. Hirst, Mrs. A. Bonnaud and Mr. A. Leco Mr. and Mrs. W. Woodward, Service, it present the head of the first Division, were unable to secure
The crowd included many thous Mr. and Mrs. W. Old, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. J. full points from the home team. Tasands of Welshmen wearing leeks. J. Purves, Mrs. F. Goodwin and
In fine weather and before 40,
Rule, took four wickels for 27 runs. 000 spectators England beat University v. Civil Service. Wales at Twickenham by 11 points
Playing at Pokfulam, the Civil
Division 11.
Recreio . Indian R. C.
Lo
Arg
S.
9.
Labrum and Mrs. H. Stainfeld and
The meat
C. Lyal, McCaw and Varsity players declared their in- and daffodills, and singing the Mel aings closed after searing 178 runs asun patriotic songs while wait-Harris, Mrs. E. Stainfield and Mr. W. for the load of five wickets, and hading for the start. One tied a leak R. Buckberrough, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. dismissed six of their opponents for Том 120 runs when stumps were
Predrawn.
on the top of a goal post, For the University, S. V. Gittina (00);
England pressed from the ont- ME E. J. Gillesful pair on the. and Rumjahn (18 not out) were the set. Cornett made a try and tak chief scorers, while both Ling and doing the kick himself, gave England winning side were Mrs. A. Bonnaud lost only 14, Mrs. Atkinson and Mr. Rome for the visitors passed the the lead by three points after six and Mr. Locot, who won 40 games and twenty murk without being defeated. minutes play.
Hyde and Mrs. Stainfield and Mr. A quarter of an hour later Rowe, Buckberrough, both 38-17, Mrs. Me- Harding scored a try for Wales, Caw and Mr. Harris, 36-21, and Mr. and Mrs. Purves 35-25. For the making the score three points all. These two undefeated teams met
Ning minutes later Andrews losers. Mrs. G. E. Millard und Mr. N. Trambitsky won 36 games and lost 15, on the turrelo ground at King's Park, scored another try for Wales, but fre. Blandford and Mr. G. J. Tacchi whore the visitors administered a Stanbury replied with a penalty 30-20. Mrs. J. Howe and Mr. C. 1. sovere defent by six wickets, thus goal for England,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Atking giving them the top position of the Then two minutes before the in- J. Kew 31-24. second division with the Police, who
At the conclusion of the tournament have
played
one match more than the terval Corbett scored a try whic Indians,
Stanbury converted, giving Eng the ladies of the whening team were took first land the lead at half time by eleven the recipients of spoons, which were formully presented by Mrs. Mcintosh, The second half was strenuously who was briefly introduced by Mr. E. mizsed cheaply the innings realising Tonght out, the Welsh forward Abraham, the Vice-President of the
Club:
The Portuguese Leam
knock and with the exception of points to six. Sousa, who scored 34, were all dis-
107 runs. Sirdar Khan was respon sible for the damage, taking five wickets for 35 rank.
With only four wickets down, the Indians had 120 runs. Sullad played spectacular innings for his 63 not puty Police v. It.A.G.C.
a
out,
in a match in which less than 150 runs were scored by both sides, the Police beat the R.A.O.C. on their own With Lacey in round by 28 runs. form with the ball, the visitors were within one run of 60 when their fust wicket fall. Sling uncliginged Lacey, took six wickets for 18 runs while Alexander took four for 38, Lacey also credited with That trick," The Police were not very confori- ablo against the bowling of Lako, who was responsible for the dismissal of seven of the home batsmen for 23. runa. Of the total of 87 runs, Meadows, compiled 80,
Friendly Match. The only friendly match played was that between the Royal Navy and the The naval team made 189 runs for Eight wickets (Lt. Garnons-Wiliams, 67, Lt. Fulniret 37 and Lt. Spencer 80). The school replied with 108.
Donald Anderson 40).
being magnificent in serummaging The English de- and tackling. fence was equal to the test but after half an hour Male scored a penally, goal for Wales, amidst tremendous enthusiasm.
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NURSE GIVES UP·
FORTUNE.
FORGOES WILL TO HELP CONSUMPTIVES' HOME,
A nurse announced in the Pro- bate Court that:
She was prepared to forgo all but £500 a year out of a fortune
both lines having narrow escapes,
The finish was most desperate, PEOPLE WHO RETAIN THEIR which had been left to her, and
the match ending with England winning by eleven points to nine. -Reuters
LAWN BOWLS.
SATURDAY'S MATCH.
CABARET FIRE.
noss refused to countenance this,ashes about that will. "I was let but Miss Delro was determined, down by the green ribbon. I and in May 1923 she ennic to Eng- thought all things tied with green land with Miss Howard.
ribbon were to be signed. That DANCERS BURNED TO DEATH.
was my un- hit of green ribbon doing.
The Apollo Theatre, Rome's Mr. Bevan said that on July 8, most famous enbaret, a favourite while at Lausanne, Miss Deiro suf- resort of the city's gilded youth
Miss Detro eonceived the idea of learning X-ray treatment and join- ing forces with Miss Howard to apply the treatment.
She entered Guy's Hospital infered from a heart attack and was and well-known to most visitors, September 1923, and was a student given oxygen. Next day an abbe was completely destroyed by a fire was sent for and administered the which broke out just when dancing there for ́n year.
Last Sacraments.
and revelry were at their height..
Four professional girl dancers
Signs Of Consumption.
In the afternoon Miss Deiro sud-
many persons were singed and. hurt in a mad stampede for the exits.
devote the residue to a home for
Then with Miss Howard she took denly expressed a wish to make who were trapped in the dressing. consumptives.
a flat at St. George's-square, Sir another will, and this she did, rooms perished in the flames and How it is that some people re- The forture had been left to the Edward Hulton," her uncle, giving writing in ink,
By this will she left the whole tain their youthful appearanes nurse, Miss Anastance Muriel her £1,000 to furnish it."
Later (Mr. Bevan continued) the of her money to Miss Howard. and high spirits until well past Howard, of Holland-Foad, Kene- middle Hfe, while others at forty-ington, by Miss Mary Margaret de fret serious symptoms of con-This was witnessed by two nurses ive look even more than their age? Sousa Deiro, a daughter of Baron sumption, the Illness from which who were at the clinie.. The reason is that the man or wo and Baroness de Sousa Detro, and Miss Deiro died, manifested them- man who looks thirty at forty-five niece of the late Sir. Edwardi has preserved youth by keeping Hulton, the newspaper proprietor, the bldod in good order, rich, red. Miss Deiro had executed the will
Nurses' Evidence.
The fire began on the stage, but as the curtain was lowered at the time it was not at first noticed by the dancers. When it finally broke
selves. A
The fwo nurses, the priest and a through the curtain had already She sent for Mr. Gilbert Ho-doctor gave evidence that Miss assumed such proportions that it
Teams representing "Inside Werk and pure, thus maintaining vita- as she lay in bed after a priest had! ward, a solicitor and a brother of Deiro understood what she was spread through the dancing half in
administed the last sacrament to Miss Howird, and gave him in-doing whon she made the will. a fash
strutions for a will by which she
Miss Howard told Lord Merri-
Dancers Stampede.. left Miss Howard an annuity of vale (the president) that she was With cries of terror all present
era" and "Outside Workers" met in lawn bowls match on the Kowloon Bowling Green on Saturday when the former team won by 23 points. At were presented to the players of the winning team.
lity and freshness.
When the blood gets thin and Her.・・ poor, it soonahews, the effect.
Miss Deiro's mother, of Sad
Diocesan School at Happy Valley. the conclusion of the match spoons You get tired and worn, and every- Räjihael, Var (France); contested£500 a year, Miss N. Noakes. £150 well wire of Miss Deiro'a wiales, rushdu for the street in an excited
SWIMMING.
The scorers were:
"Inside" Warren Kale
Dobble Gibson
**Outaldo." McKirdy Beid Hydo
20 Harvey
Eaz'es
い
charties.
There is no reason why you should suffer in this way; it is not
In South of France.
14
Blazelini
Stevenson
Branch
Chiaman
IL Danenn
Muir
27 Matinellan
14
McIntosh Rondell Jppc rize
Toin
Hatt
James
Craig
17 W. Macfarlane · 29
70. Total
50
Sydney, Jan. 15.
JAPANESE COMPETITORS IN SYDNEY,
a year, and the residue of her and she desired to carry then dut. medley, men in evening, clothes thing seems a burden. You lack the will, and the Attorney-General estate to fourid a home for Inc. She lud & trust deed prepared and women with bare arma 'and vigour and apirft Because your appbard on behalf of certain
pient consumptives.
* under wilch the whole property shoulders leaving all their belong- blood is exhausted.
Mise Delro said she did not whe vested in trustees to pay her inga bebing. want any of her money to go to 2500 5 year khu Miss Noakes $150 The alarm then spread to the her family, pe they had too much year, and the whole of the rdal Eliseo. Theatre, where the perfor dimicult to overcome such troubles. Mr. Stuart Bevan, Miss Howard's already, and it had never done due would go to the charity which mance was just ending... A panic Miss Delro indicated was caused there also, many of the You have only to enrich and I loading counsel, said that: in 1922 crease your Blood supply by tala priest living at the bareness's
them any good. Ing Dr. Williams' Phij Pilla. You l'th the South of France.fell. She told Mr. Howard that she is Howard added that she audience being injured in the thing else di quants men pod tabl When the first excitement was. will soon feel the boneft by and Miss Howard, a muree at had reversionary interests of the never had any intention to do any crush. brighter, outlook on life. The rich Nice, was engaged to nurse him. value of well over £100,000.
**Mr. Bivan axid that in the dir over it was remembered that sever- red blood created by these Fills when he gut better the baroness
Later, Mr. Howard wrote that cumstalleds Miss Howard would al dancers wore in dressing-rooms will give you new vitality; your fell 11, and Miss Howard nursed as a fesult of afdekre at dineres have no objection to the earlle balind the stage. Soma Fascist
Sete uppetite will improve; energy and Tho Now South Walos champlon-
who were present dashed bras her. House, he was surprised that there will being established. ships 100 yards back-stroke race Berlin-General. Von Seeekt, vigour will rovive.
The President said he thought through the flames and manag Thon Miss Deiro became ill, too, was an uncertainty about. Miss resulted as follows:1, Saito (Japan); who recently retired as comman Sa lose no more time, but go 2. C Campbell; 9, Kirkland. The time der of the German army and who now to your chemist and ask for and Mise Howard agreed her. Dero's Interest under her, grand Miss Howard had taken a very to drag out, four-girls who had 4been unable to escape, but all four was 73 seconds. Salto won by two fought bitterly against England Dr. Williams, Pink Pills for Pale Miss Howard and Miss Delco form-father'e will, which concerned on magnätimous view,
He pronounced for the earlier were so badly burned that they In a letter to Mr. Howard, Miss will leaving the annuities to Mish died soon after reaching the hos The 220 yards race resulted as all through the war, may be the People, or sond $1.50 for one bot od a warm attachment for each estate aworn at over £550,000. follows:-1,Taknisht (Japan); next Gorman ambassador to Engle, $8.00 for six bottles, to the Dr. other, and on March 1923 they met Charlton; 3, Moore. The time was land. He is considered the most Williams Medicine Co., 80, Kishg again in the South of France. Delro, who had apparently signed Howard and Mish Noakes, and the pital 187 seconds, af Australasian record.tured man in German public sp Road, Shanghai. Price Includes
Miss Defro then said she wanted a draft will, said
rest to a fund for the home for The Bre is believed to have been I cover myself with dust and bonsumptiveg.
caused by a short circuit Takalahi won by eight yards.
postage.
yaran.
life.
+
to edra hor own livingì The buro-