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THE WORLD SPORT.
· TREVESSA TROPHY.
MAUSANG WINS RACE A
SECOND TIME.
Obtaining a good start, the Jardine steamer Mausang took the lead and easily won the fourteenth bi-annual race for the Trevessa Trophy, which sailed yesterday afternoon. Another feather in the cap of the Indo-China Navigation Company was the fact | that their only other entry, the Hop- sang, came in second, followed closely by the Dutch vessel Tjikembang.
Eight beats took part in the race as compared with six in the last, which was held in March. Messrs, Butterfield and Swire had the most entries, sending in three boats, follow ed by Jardine's, which sent in two,] Douglas, J.C.J.L., and the Kowloon Dock Company with one each. '
All the entries completed the course, and the following is their order of finish:
1. Mausang (Mr. H. G. Goddard),
Jardine's.
2
Hopsang (Mr. Pethick), Jardine's 3. Tjikembang (Mr. G. Rolyk),
J.C.J.L
4. Hatching (Mr. R. Perry, Q.B.E.),
Douglas.
3. Chenglu (Capt. Thomas), H. & S. G. Henry Keswick (Capt. R. G. Groundwater), Kowloon Dock.
7. Kalgun (Mr. Well), B. & S. 8. Sunning (Mr. R. B. C. Lec),
B. S.
The duties of umpires were carried out by Rear-Admira! R.A.S, Hill, R.N., Cominidr. J. B. Newill, D.S.O., R.N.,
of
PROMISING. FORM.
CRICKET, MATCH AT THE
UNIVERSITY.
Victory by 51 runs was scored by the Diocesan Boys' School cricket team aginst the University second eleven at the University on Saturday. Several showed good form with the bat and ball but the fielding was poor.
University, batting first, knocked un 106 duo mainly, to Silva and H. Normanbhoy, who contributed 27 and 19, respectively. Others who reached double figures were Scully (16) and A., Kyum-and Chan Fook (13 cach}. Wood proved most useful in the at tack and secured five wickets for 44 while Reed obtained two for 19.
The feature of the school's 157 was F. R. Zimmern's salid 41 and V. White (25) and Youngsaye (24) also stood out. E. Wood was going well when at 20 0 he put his leg in front. Everyone except the wicketkeeper had a turn with the ball for Univer-
When ut
sity and Yoobs sceared the most wickets. His figures were three for 32, while A. T. Normanbhoy finished with two for 18. H. Normanbhoy, Leong and Scully were responsible for the other three wickets.
Volunteers v. K.C.C.
The following teams will meet in the opening match of the Volunteers cricket season at the Navy ground at 17 a.m. sharp, on Sunday, 28th Sep- tember, H. between the K.C.C, and the
Capt. FineW. Brace (Capt.), E. C.
uf F. Fincher. S 2
Capt. Johnston (Marine Superintend
of B. & S.), ent
and Skinner (Marine Superintendent
J. C. Lynl, F. Zimmern, F. S. Jex, F. E. Lawrence Jardine's). The starters were w lung. F. E. Skinner; G. C.
Burnett, F. S. W. Smith
A. L. Shield, Mr. C. E. L. Grist, Air. W. Carpenter, and the and time-keeper was Chief Yeoman of Signals J. Butland.
The usual course was followed, the boats starting from the line at Channel Rock, to Kowlcon Rock, buck to mark boats at the Yacht Club, then to Cust Rock buoy, and returning to the finishing line at the Yacht
Club,
Mausang Takes Lead. Conditions were favourable during the first part of the race, with the result that after a good start, all the boats found it pretty easy going o Kowloon Rock. The Mausang bout took the lead right from the com- mencement, and as a matter of fact, was going so well as the race pra- Kressed that it never looked like be ing overtaken.
The Hopsang, Haiching and. the Tjikembang 'were following the Mau sang, but although they were out- paced, they hung on grimly. The Henry Keswick, Kalgan and Sunning were more or less bunched together, with Chengtu bringing up the rear.
The Mausang was increasing lend all the time and rounded Kowloon
its
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Mitchell
H.K.V.D.C.-E. J. R. (Capt.), Capt. W, H. G. Goater, A. Reid, A. C. Beck, J. E. Richardson, K. H. Ratger, E. R. West, R. M. W B. L. Stock, J. P. Whitham. P: W. J. Planner.
L.R.C. Teams for Saturday.
The following will represent the IR.C. in their match against the Uni- versity on Saturday at Sookunpoo:
A. A. Rumjahn (Capt.), A. el Arculli, B. Iranec, A. R. Minu, A. K. Minu, S. A. Ismail, J. S. A. Curreem, F. Pereira, M. R. Abbas, O. Ismail and J. M. A. Rumjahn. Reserve: A. R. Abbas.
The following will represent the Indians against the Varsity 2nd XI to be played on the University ground, Pokfulam, on Saturday, Sept. commencing at 2 p.m. sharp:
F. M. of Arculli (Captain), J. S. Ackber, H. T. M. Barma, A. R. H. Esmail, S. Ismail, Sirdar Khan, M. P. Madar. D. Mohammed, A. M. Rum- Jahn, A. R. Suffiad and A. S. Suffiad. Reserve:
T. Hamet,
Rock a good distance in front of the PING PONG RESULTS. Hopsang, which was in turn some yards ahead of the Halching, with the Tjikembang following closely. The Chengtu was a long way behind and was the last to go round the Rock,
The race became very interesting at this stage. The leaders, Mausang and the Hopsang, were drawing away but the fight for third, fourth and fifth places assumed a very interesting aspect. The Tjikembang, which rounded Kowloon Rock
some distance behind the Haiching, was going very strongly, and slowly but surely over- taking the Halching, whichead-3-4. much head-way. Another B. & S. boat moved up to the Haiching, which was trying hard to keep fourth place. Interest was centred on the fight these two were
this time not
MORE MATCHES IN LADIES'
CHAMPIONSHIP.
THE KOWLOON FOOT- BALL CLUB.
ANNUAL REPORT & BALANCE- SHEET.
The annual report of the Committee of the Kowloon Football Club states: Your Committee have pleasure in submitting their Annual Report and 'Statement of Accounts for the year ending August 31st,
Committee.
the following
the Season
resigned their seats on the Committee, on leaving the Colony:
Bell. J. S lessrs. R. Hall, W. E.
R. Summerhayes. G. Walker and the following members were invited to fill the Vacancies: Mesare. W. H. Hill, J. S. Clarke, F. C. Clemo and G. W. C. Bond.
Finance.-After allowing 10% de- preciation on the Pavilion, Furniture, and Tennis Courts and writing off bad debts to the value of $654.82, thers remains a profit of $763.47 on the year's working, which, considering the amount expended on Improve- ments may be considered very satis- factory. The accounts have been audited by Messrs. Lowe, Bingham and Matthews.
Membership.The membership of the Clab stands at 485 as against 455 a year ago. 100 new members have been elected, 37 resigned, 4 died and 36 have been struck off for financial reasons.
Your Committee record with deep regret the deaths of Messrs. E. J. Cotton. J. C. Hill; J. W. Prideaux and J. Schofield.
Football, During the Season under review both teams met with varying misfortunes with their players and standard of play was although the
good we missed the team's colours in the final of the premier event for the first time for eight years. A team visited Macas for the first time during the season and re- turned after a splendid game with of league games played are as under. the Union Club of Macao. The result
17
season.
Gola Gals
P. W. D. L. for Again Pt. 40 Ta 10 33 #1 17 Seca XI
21 31 .53 Fint x
Ground.--The ground at the pre- sent moment is in superb 'condition, better in fact than in owing to the thorough top dressing in previcus.years raising and returfing it has had during
the
wet sea Club House-The Club House has been re-decorated throughout and the house made and the approach minor improvements in and around
from, Chatham Road to the Club House has been re-surfaced and gut-
made for draining it. Tennis.-This section has agair. demonstrated its popularity and as many as 32 players have played in a single day's tournament,
The following tournaments were run during the off season:
Singles Championship. Winner B. Guest. Runner up C. Pile.
Gents Doubles. Winners Pengelly and Jackson.
Mixed Doubles. Winners Mr. and
Mrs. Pengelly,
Four
American tournaments were run during the season and proved to be highly popular.
General Your Committee deemed it advisable to revise certain rules, particularly those relating to the
finance of the Club, and you will be asked to give your assent to the alteration of them at the annual general meeting.
POLO TOURNEY.
CIVILIANS' FINE DISPLAY" IN SECOND ROUND.,
ship the match between Miss Wong Civilians won a big victory over In the Ladies' Ping Pong Champion- Playing a very fine game, the Sui-lan, last year's runner-up, and Headquarters when they scored five Mr. K. Gonzalez, has been postponed goals to all in the polo match at The
other matches played last week-Causeway Bay last evening, in the Wai-bun (last year's champion) beat of the five, Mr. Heard, headed the end resulted as follows:-Miss Yeung second round for the K.O.Y.L. Cup. Miss Yu Man-sang 3 sets to love; list with three, the Miss Wong Oi-lan beat Miss Lui Chui- ones being shot by Mr. Stanton,
two remaining wan
3-0.
The teams were as hatches in the Men's Championship: Savile,
The following is a further list of
Headquarters. Col. Brownrigg, Col. Major Clark and Mr. Sept, chuen (Eastern A. A. }; Sent, 25,
23 Wong Tung-hai v. Siu Sik- Baskervylle-Glegg.
Civilians, Mr. Heard, Mr. New Kam-hay
A. A.)
putting up, with the result that the Leung Lin-chuen v. Work of Yin Diggin. Mr. Gordon and Mr. Stanton. spurt of the game little Henry (Fukien 4 Wai-hoong chinese the military end of the field from the
Keswick went almost
unnoticed.
Hitherto lying well back, this boat
forged ahead opposite the Kowloon Dock as if recognising for the first time the familiar picture before and realising that something must be done, and gradually crept up with the Haiching and the other boat. With ita sails making most of whatever breeze there was, it overtook both
a' time.
this boat.
ground. ·
cheuk V1
First Chakka. Play was carried to Catholic Club); Ho Chee-Yeung start, andave the Civilians their first V. R.start,
fire forehand shot by Mr. Choa 28, Ko Yau-cheong v. Kam Chan-man goal. Mid-field play ensued, with
(Chinese Catholic Club); (South, China A. A.); Sept. 30, Chan Mr. Stanton "all there." There was Ying-ding V. (Eastern A. A.).
Loong Fung-sang no further score, however, and the chukka ended with the Civilians in possession of their opening score.
Second Chakka.-Gelting away with the ball, at the beginning of the second chukka, Mr. Newbiggin just missed a good shot. Shortly after wards, Mr. Heard had his opportunity
The Last Lap, The last lap was rather interesting the race again, in that a strong flood tide and the direction of the wind made the going difficult. The leading boats, which had their saile up, found that the wind carried them off the course, and more than half of the last lap was made without the assistance of the
credit of
these boats and took fourth place for At the conclusion of the race, those present gathered in the bar of the The Chengtu was still lying well Yacht Club where Rear Admiral Hill back and it was adjudged that half a after a short speech, presented the mlle separated the Mausang from Trophy to Mr. P. Tod and a memento and getting ahead of the field, sent to Mr. Goddard. Rear Admiral Hill in the second goal for the Civilians. At the Yacht Club mark, the Man said he was very glad to be present tween Mr. Newbiggin and Mr. Heard, Followed good combination play be- sang was still in the lead, and the that afternoon, and he had watched w Hopsang was about 200 yards behind, the race with great interest. He con-
the latter, completely oat- by the Tjikembang, which gratulated Mr. Goddard on winning the manoeuvring Col. Brownrigg, scored was another 100 yards in the rear.
chukka as it race for the second time, and also again. The second While rounding this mark, the Kalgan the Indo-China Navigation Company, Heard, for the same player was again turned out, entirely belonged to Mr. was unfortunate to foul the stern another one of those boats had obtaine rope of the boat which formed the ed second place.
responsible for yet a third goal for mark, with the result it lost a lot of Mr. P. Tod, of Jardine's, replied, the Civilians. The end of the chukka saying that he had great pleasure in left the Civilians with a total of four : acceptin
their the Trophy. He was glad Kuals with none to the that
Goddard had won
opponen Chikka-In this chukka Mr.
Third and expressed the hope that another of the Company's Newbiggin had a bad fall in attempt boats would win it next year...
to save a goal, which he did A Continuing, Mr. Tod said that thanks was not turned to any account. Some 40-yards free hit against the Civilians were due to the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club for organising this race fine long hitting was witnessed on the every year. He assured the members play was made conspicuous on that part of Mr. Baskervylle-Glegg, whene of the Club that their work was very account. A goalless chukka, Mr much appreciated by the shipping Newbiggin had is having sustained community.
retire
towards the Before the gathering broke up, concussion from his fall earlier on,
end, owing to his three cheers were given for Rear- Admiral Hill
Fourth Chukka Very sportingly,
following boats have won the Trophy: up matters, Mr. Baskervylle-Glegg,
It is interesting to note that the played
the military team in the next chukka
even three,
so as to level
Date. Line Name of Boat Cox 16/4/24 J.C.J.L. Tipanas
one of their best, members, standing Mr. Mantile 22/11/24 Dougins Hai Hov 29/4/25 Douglas Hal Ching Mr. Wilkinson
Mr. W. Cooper out. This very sporting gesture was 28/10/25 Dongles Hal Nig
much appreciated by their apponents, Mr. Pater 21/4/24 JJ. Tisondari Me, Nowotny
the final chukka, Col. Savile had 3/11/26 J.CJL. Tlimazoen Mr. Koolstra
very bad lack with a long
shot After Mr. C. Eleo.
some mid-field play.
play, Mr. Stanton scored his second goal for the Civi Mr. Twibili Mr. Twi
Mr. Duizlet
lians with a good forehand shot, The
Mr. Hlasen
whistle blew shortly afterwards with
Mr. Goddard
the scores standing as follows: Civi Hans, 5; Headquarters," 0.
sails.
.
The most interesting feature of the end of the race was the progress made by the Chengtu, which was lying last for the most part of the race. She came up very strongly near the finish.
so much en that she over-took a few boats, and finished fifth.
The Maysang passed the finishing line
4.50 at p.m., the Hopsang being five minutes behind and the Tjikem- bang another two minutes.
Mr. Goddard who was cox of the 20/4/21 3.CJL Tiron. Mr. Gelant Mausang, told a representative of the 9/11/27 3.C.J... Tilszlak S. C. M. Post after the race that his 14/3/28 Douglas Bafrang crew comprised of the same men who 27/3/29 Douglas Ini Yang $1/10/23 Douglas Hai Ching rowed it to victory in the last race 23/10/20 30 AL Cremer with the exception of one.
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