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SOMERSETS REGT. BOXING FINALS.
PRESENTATION TO MR, AND MRS. DYER.
In the final, Baulch soon mastered GREEN HOWARDS WIN Hearn's defatico and knocked him out with a right uppercut in the first minute.
Heavyweights.
POLO GAME.
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Pten. Morris and Roberts were the contestants in the first fight. Roberts had the longer reach, but not muff. Before a number of distinguished The latter soon took the measure of team won the first of a series of three cient strength to keep Morris at bay. The Green Howarda Regimental pole spectators, including the eneral his opponent, and knocked him cut matches against Hongkong Civilians Omcor Commanding the British early in the first round. Troops in China (HE, Major-General Sgt. Gainey, the "Old Warrior," by four goals to three. Although, at at Causeway Bay yesterday afternoon J, W. Sandilands, C.B.. C.M.G., 1.8.0.), Colonel W. D. S. Brownrigg, ducking in the first round, and gave particularly exciting the exchanges
Avon had Pte. Hector covering and the commencement, play Mr. R. M. Dyer, C.D.E., and a large number of senior officers, the finals in the first round that sent him down chukkers
him a hard clip the side of the head rened up
considerably п the of the Inter-Company Boxing Come for the count,
were finished and Cant. petition of the Somerset LL wore fought at Murray Barracks last nighting floored once. He got in a few minote of play.
In the final, Gainey won after be the soldiers within the___Jan_half Barber scared the winning goal for The occasion was marked, at the sparring exchanges that would have| interval, by a short speech by Major hurt most other people, and finally R. H. Bennett, the Commanding Officer delivered a peach of a blow to the of the regiment, in which he spoke stomach that sent Morris hard to of their extremely grateful apprecis the floor for a knock-out. tion of the generosity and friendly association of both Mr. and Mrs. Dyer with all ranks. · It had been felt, among all the "Other Ranks" that they would like to show their ap- preciation by a parting prosentation. The subscription had been fostered without any suggestion of assistance from the officers, and he would a RS.M. O'Hare to make the presenta- Go to Mr. Dyer,
This consisted of a handsome silver Inkstand, bearing an appropriate in- scription, with the regimental crest on the lid of ench fukwell.
Mr. Dyer, in neknowledging the gift, rahi that he and His wife fully öppreciated all that the men of the
work Services were doing in the and they were only toe wind to offer any help: anything that they had done was grateful recognition of ther appreciation.
Three cheers, and a "Simmernuts" Whisper" for Mr. Dyer were given,
Bantamweights.
The first semi-final,, between Ptes. Paddick and Pearce Raw the latter ducking cleverly against a blæger op- ponent, and he got in a strong right to the chin, though Paddick fought amartly. Paddick's weight began to tell in the second round, and strong right leads forced Pearce to hold on. In the third round, Pented was hiker Froggy and glad to fall into clinches, whilst Paddick's longer reach gave him the Aght an points.
during the first chokker, with nobody Both sides were very much off form hitting the ball well. It was notles able that neither side displayed any combination. Mr. W. T. Stanton drow The Prizes Presented, ·
first blood for the elvilions in the second chukker, The elvilians were shared the duties of referes with Lts. Newbigging being the outstanding Captains Corballis and Stracheyshowing much better form, with Mr. Thicknesso and Bradshaw acting as player of this chukker. Judges.
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Form showed further improvement At the conclusion of the fights, and in the third chukker. Mr. Yeatman- before calling Sandilande to present the cups, Major this bringing the neores level, and Major-General Biggs scored for the Green Howards. Bennett remarked that "C" Company this was improved on by Capt. Barber. competed for every year by all tom-level, taking the ball from the half- had won the Challenge Bowl, which is Mr. Newbigging brought the clvillans panies, the one with most points in way line, and very soon afterwards all competitive sports holling it for Mr. Heard again put the ball through the subsequent twelve months. "C" with a standing shot in front of gan), Company had Wan
by the harest this making the score 3-2 in favour margin, obtaining 40 points, whilet of the civilians. Both Mr. New. Headquarter Wing had 39 points. bigging and Mr. Dausfold were out-
He congratulated "C" Company on standing players in this chukker, winning the Bowl, and "A" Company The game was decided in the last on winning the Boxing Competition, chukker which was the fastest of the in which the points scores were as lot, play being very much up and follows:-"A" 24, "C" 22, "D" 18 down the field for the first half. "B" 7, and H. Q. Wing 3. Seven Eventually Capt. Barber again got "beat-loner prizes were also present through for the Green Howards,
ed to those judged most worthy, in bringing the neares level, and soon addition to cupa to winners and run-afterwards the same player knocked nern-up in ench wright.
the ball between the posts for the Mafor-General Sandlands, in pre- winning goni, the game 'ending half a seating the prizes, said that the might minute later. would be a virtual farewell, no fur na he was concerned, to the Somersets,
They had been a happy, contented and CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS well-behaved unit whilst under hi command, anil
was very sorry to MISS LO AND MRS. PATERSON Indin, or nt Home, lose the battalion. He hoped that, in:
thoke leaving would remember their Georral, and he wiches them til, officers, warrant
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Playing in the first round of the Ladies Doubles Tennis Championship wives and families, the best of luck. of the Colony yesterday, Miss Ent
Three rousing cheers, and a "tiger" Lo, partnered by Mrs. J. J. Paterson, for Major-General Smulkianda con. defeated Mrs. Childe and Miss Hut. cluded a very sporting entertainment, chins, 6-0, 6-1.
The other semi-finn! www L/Cpl. Richarde getling in some leads to Vie Colwell's head in the first round,licers, N.C.On, and men, and their though Colwell got back some points with a left and right to the face. Col- well entried the fight to Richards in the second round, but the latter was Gghting back strongly at the end. Richards won the third round, and the fight by better boxing, in which Colwell was Toreed sometlaxes to clinch.
In the final, Richards was too in- elined to covat up, and Puddick, who won, had him down twice in the third round, and only just saved by the bell from knock-mut
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Burgler Walsh' haul a difficult pro- | position in the other acmi-final, when
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In the final, Sherston hud Wool- DB 142 (Far Away dridge down twice in the first round, and Wooldridge retired. Lightweighin
DB 141 L/Cpl. Adams and Pte. Leaver, in the first semi-final, were a pair of good boxers, Leaver WD3 rather D8 121 hard to hit in the first round, though sent twice to the boards. He used: his left to effect in the second round, but Adams got in a succession blown to knock his opponent out.
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L/Cpl. Williams soon had Ple. Lynch at his mercy in the other semi- Anal, and the latter took a lot of punishment to be knocked out in the closing stages of the first round.
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L/Cpl. Woodhouse and Pte. Bull fought an interesting Arst round, get ting well in and mixing it. Wood- house kept at Bull in. the second round, and after giving a lot of body blows, got him against the ropes and administered a knock-out.
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