MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928.
Sport Columns
RIFLE LEAGUE.
TAIKOO COMPLETE THEIR FIXTURES.
DOUBLE FOR "TAMAR."
range on
FANLING GOLF.
LEGAL PROFESSION LOSE TO THE REST.
12-A-SIDE MATCH.
THE CHINA MAIL,
SATURDAY SOCCER. Rocha were the better wing and SATURDAY CRICKET.
CLUB WINS LEAGUE MATCH.
BORDERERS GO DOWN.
Six League matches were de- cided on Saturday-four in the senior division and two in the junior "A" class-and provided some surprising results.
The H.K.F. Club, after a long
3
was most carefully shadowed. Car- valho's goal was a beauty and the half back played
Aze.game. Ogley and Xavier showed good form. Fernandez was sound in goal and saved his side on several oc- casions.
Both teams played fast, clover footbe' and on the day's play the Clu were just worth their nar row victory.
KOWLOON v. R.A.
KOWLOON DRAW WITH
UNITED SERVICES..
EAST POINTERS APPEAR.
9
Services XL
MONEY & SHARES.
7
8
3
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.
0
2
Col. Wyatt, b Parker Gdam. Chapman, b Wales Lt. Welsh, c 2, b Wales Capt. Drysdale, b Wales. Capt. Tyringham, b Parker | Gdam. Hargreaves, c Mass,
Parker
Lt.. Miller, b Wales E. R. A. Sparrow, c Hammond,
b Parkor Mr.-Gnr. Fogden, c Hammond,
The championships in both divisions of the cricket League have been decided and the fixtures on Saturday were confined to b Parker friendly encounters.
Lt.-Comdr. Thomson, not out Weather conditions were fa-L/Cpl. Milos, e Duckitt, b Wales vourable for tall scoring and some Extras brilliant individual batting per- formances were seen, the out- the standing feature of which was a century by Murdoch for the Elec- Dodahon, trie R.C. against the East Point Parker
At Kowloon before a large crowd the following teams took
Kowloon: Angus;
Talkoo Rifle Club completed their The legal profession lost by 4. fixtures in the Hong Kong Rifle pointa to 18% points to the "test" run of non-success and non- League with a triangular shoot of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club Participation, won their game against H.M.S. "Tamar and the in a 12-a-side match yesterday at against the Recreio by the odd
goal in five. Vickers, who re- feld 2nd Batt. King's Own Scottish Fanling. Borderers at Talkoo
The singles on the new course appeared at centre-forward for Saturday. The result was a dou-were win by the "Rest" by 75% the winners, sustained a rather Wheeler; Hedley, Sims, McKelvio; R.C. at King's Park. This is the wales
a serious fracturing his
fourballs, on the old course, was arm in a fall after a collision.
Chinese Athletic furnished an-
RA.: Fletcher; Blanchard, 10% to . Details follow:---
other surprise, defeating Scottish Borderers by two clear goals, and Maltby; Taylor, Downman, Hole; Kowloon got the better of the Davis, Gill, Leach, Hill, Jobs. Referee: Staff Sgt. Gilbert. Royal Artillery by the only goal
for Talkoo. Scores:-
*
Yds. Yds. Yds. Total | Marton and
Miles.
On London Bank wire
2 Bank on demand....... 2/8/18 12 Bank 90 day's sight
Bank 4 months' aight... 2/
• Credit 4 months' sight 2/1% Documentary 4 months'
2/1
D aight
1245
3 Credits 4 months' aight 1820
88 On demand
1
On Parts-
On demand....................
On Berlin-s
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
On New York--
On demand
401
0. M.
R.
T'.
7 "0
5
Credits 60 days' sight 604
G 1 18
5
On Bombay-
Wire
184
On demand
184
On Calcutta-~~
Wire
184
On demand
1344
On Singapore
On demand
.87
C.S.C.C. v. CRAIGENGOWER.
On their own ground, the Civil
On Manila-
;
98
7844
The Services XI had a
second lawn bowls Club) have been seen innings, compiling 91 for alx on the cricket field, and it is to be wickets. Mr. Gnr. Fogden contri- hoped that with a little practice buted 83, Lt. Miller 18 not out and they will be able to field an XI in E. R. A. Sparrow 17, the Junior League in the
future.
near
On demand..............
On Shanghal
of the match. The other first The locals were warmly cheered
The Kowloon C.C. drew with division match between the Police on taking the field and started in
the United Services, the Hong (playing only nine men) and the bright fashion, Fletcher belug Queen's Regiment was a pointless early called upon to save. The RA. Kong C.C. brought off an easy Service C.C. drew with their neigh-On demand. 14 draw.
were on the heavy side and attack victory over a weak Services XI, bours the Craigongower C.C. 30 day's aight (private
and the Civil Service C.C., al- "The Boderers' Reserves swamped with big kicks, Maltby putting though they knocked up 202 for team put up 202 runs 11⁄4
ed the Recreio Reserves by six to Leach, who distributed the ball eight wickets declared, could not wickets when they declared. The On demand clear goals in the junior "A" divi- in promising fashion; and R.A. look-force a win over the Craigengower first eight batsmen reached double Gold Leaf, 100 fine slon, and Kowloon Reserves and ed dangerous. the Artillery Reserves fought a draw.
H.M.S. "Tamar."-
:
200 500 000 Yda. Yds, Yds. Total
Singles.
Marton
1 Pendered 0
C.P.O. Gully
.. 32 31 31 94
Sgt. Riddler
Sgt. Bishop
Cpl. Jenkins
'34 28 32 94 29 29 25 .82 19 34 19 72
Andrewex Sheldon Bulmer
0
Stewart
0
$
Bloxham
1
Johnson 0
Dodwell
1
Cpl Burnett .. 33 31 28
02
¡Bennett
0
Ferguson
1
Mue. Counter.. 30
21
78
Benvis
D
Murray
P.O. Greening .. 29 32 28
89
Davidson
0
Sandes
Sgt. Hillaby
26 26 31
H2
Turner
Hegarty
1
Hugh Jones 1
Greensmith 0
total
231 237 216 683
Lewis
Perry
1
plus 4% for open sights 20
Potter
1
Dinke
0
Sim Cameron
0
grand tatal...709
www
Taikoo Rifle Club.
200 500 000
31⁄2 Fourballs.
784
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
Pendered and
Mr. Bone...... 24 33 25 Mr. Grimshaw. 23 25 26 Mr. Maxwell
82
Mr. Mclnipe .. 32 27 Mr. McLennan. 27 83.30 Mr. Summers.. 32 32 21. Mr. Swan...... 20 30 20 Mr. Walmsley. 28 31 26
20 31 31 28
73 91
X7
90
Andrewes 0 Sheldon and Bulmer Johnson Bennett and
Stewart 2
H.K. League Division I.
0
Bloxham and
Dodwell Ferguson and
0
Club de Recreio 2 H.K. Club..... Kowloon ... 1 R.A.
3
0
Chinese Athletic 2 KO.S.B. Regt.
0
85
Beavis
0
89
86
Davidson and
Turner
2 Murray Sandes and
V
Hegarty
2
Hugh Jones
total
.224 245 216 685.
and Lewis 0
2nd Batt. K.0.S.B.
Potter
200 500 6QU
Binke
and Perry 2 Sim ond
and 0 Cameron 212
Yds, Yds. Yde. Total
Sgi. Barham... 28 32 21 Sgt. Watts.... 27 24 10 C/Sgt. Yardley 21 26 22 Sgt. Cooke
81
1/2
10%
Hong Kong League Division. I.
61
69
27 28 20
76
Cpl. MeGill... 29 29 26 3/Cpl. Oxenhom 28 28 27 Pte. Stewart .. 26 28 30 Pte. Lindores.. 26 26 18
84
83
84
70
total.....212 221 174 G07 plus 4% for open sights 24 631 grand, total
YACHTING.
RACE FOR THE TAI YAT CUP.
on
The Tai Yat Cup race for racing yachts took place at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club" Saturday afternoon, when nine craft started and with the exception of "Joan" all finished the course.
time.
was
Time
Finishing. Corrected.
5.19.30 Dorothen (1) 5.27.64 Boojum (2) 5.45.41 5.20.20 Colleen (8) .. 5.32.17
5.22.57 Why
. Wonder? (4) 5.50.11
Lola (5)
Rolla (6)
5.50.47 5.26.59
5.24.59 6.25.59 6.26.50
Daphne (7) .. 5.63.30 6.32.58
Pierrotte (8), 6.19.25 5.51.25 Joan....... did not finish.
Greensmith
HI.K. Police... 0 Queen's Regt... 0
H.K. League Junior Div. (A). Kowloon Res. 1 R.A. Res... Club de Recreio 0 K.O.S.B. Res...
C.C.
K.C.C. v. UNITED SERVICES.
Scoring consistently, the home for sight
paper)
On Yokohama
104
(per tael) Sovereigns
buying rate) Silver (per oz.)
(Bank's
0.60
26 7/16
figures, Sayer (40 not out), being McKelvie broke up the attack and i
the highest scorer. set his forwards going, but Muir
Craigengower just managed to wan crowded out, the R.A. defend-
play out time after getting 164 for ing well. Kowloon were fully ex-
Bar Silver in Hong tended but a good run
down by
On their own ground, the Kow-nine wickets. Lim played a patient
Kong
3% prem. for 86 while Reed and Kernick relieved the pressure, but loon C.C. drew with the United Innings
Chinese Copper Cash nom. R.A. backs sent wall up the feld Services in a high scoring match. Mackay contributed 29 cach, the Chinese Copper Cents 6% prem
latter being undefeated, Brace (66) and Ramsay (34)
when Rate of Native In- and Gill put behind.
Kowloon played up in smart gave their side a good start, put-stumps were drawn. Fletcher.ac- fashion, Sims slipping a nice pass ting up 61 runs before they became counted for five wickets for 59 runs. Chinese Sub. Coin to Muir, and Kowloon got going separated. Lawrence helped with
Civil Service C.C. on the left, but Fletcher saved from 28 towards a total of 191,
for 67. not out and saved his side
Scores:
Northey and Reed in fine style. The visitors started poorly, B. D. Evans, .b.w., b Fritz Leech kept his forwards well up losing three wickets for 7 runs. Lt. J. Barrow, e Lim, b Reed the field and the R.A. was stopped Musson played an invaluable innings F. H. Holdman, c Hamson, id
Reed by Wheeler on one occasion, Northey scored for Kowloon with a from defent. Lt. Barclay made 29 G. C. Edwards, b Hamson .... characteristic shot, following hot and Lt.-Comdr. Shaw was undefeat- F. Baker, c Omar, b Hamson work on the RA. goal, and Kow.ed with 18. The United Services B. C. K. Hawkins, b Fritz loon led by one goal at the interval, had made 196 for six wickets when G. R. Sayer, not out
In the second half R.A. were the closure was applied. Scores: A. R. Sutherland, e Oliver, b
Kowloon C.C. RECREIO v, HONG KONG F. C. early on the attack and Leech was
right through, but shot hard out-W. Brace, e Coghill, b Musson 66 F. J. Ling, b. Oliver from 1 .fine position A. W. Ramsay, c Davis, b Shaw 34 G. H. Fowler, not out A very large crowd surrounded side
and missed
chance. E. C. Fincher, b Pelley good | THREE PENALTIES: BUT TWO the ground at King's Park when
Kernick again tested Flatcher E. F. Fincher, e Abelsome, b MISSED.
these teams lined out as follows.;
the other end, the
Shaw BA Recreio: Fernandez; Ogley, at
CHARITY MATCH.
4
Extras
A football XI composed of pre-Xavier; Remedios (C), Remedios alle gaining much applause by J. G. Lyal, 1.b.w, b Barclay
Waters sent and past students of the (A),. Carvalho; Assumpeno, Silva, seve.al One saves in rapid suc-F. E. Lawrence, e Green, b
cession. McKelvie put forward to Sacred Heart College opposed a Gosano, Rocha, Brown. combined Royal Navy team in a Hong Kong F.C.-Logan; Lyons, Northey but the R.A. goalie saved Capt. J. Reynolds, b Musson.. charity match
on the Hong Kong Bishop; McBride, Stewart, Watson; right on the line from the Kowloon H. T. Buxton, not out Football Club ground yesterday Alexander, Taylor, Vickers, Smith, centre and midfield play of a tight
nature followed. R.A. backs kick! afternoon, and won a well contested Simpson. game by 3 goals to 2. Teams :---
ed with power, but Kowloon kept on the attack generally. A big bursti through by Leech looked promising did not bat. and the centre forward fed Hill in
Sacred Heart College-Pau Ka- ping; Li Tin-gang, Wong Sui-woo;|
Referee: Mr. Barber.
There was a very bright start to Leung Wing-chiu, Leung Wing-tak, this game, and spectators were
Comment.
Kowloon,
Fritz
Total (for 7 wkts., dec.) 191 Oliver F. Goodwin, 8. Jex, N. H. Ross
BOWLING ANALYSIS."
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.)
Craigengower C.C.
R. C. Reed, e Barrow, b
Fletcher
0, K. R W. F. Zimmern, b Evans
3-
H. P. Lim, st. Holdman, b
Hawkins
Total (for 6 wkts.)... 136 Baker
Lt. Davis, Gdam. Green, Lt. Fletcher
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7 1 17 1 H.K. Territorials
K. Y. Yung; Lai Ting-chol, 1p Pak- early assured of a thrilling match, good position the winger putting Dobbie
at a fine pace, and Recreio got kept on the attack and at this stage Thorp wa, Fung King-cheung, Suen Kam- for both teama set about their work safely in Augus's hands. R.A. shun, Lau Mau.
Royal Navy.Tomkins ("Tern"); early into their stride and found were deserving a goal, but great Willis ("Cumberland"), Baker the Club defence sound, Lyons stop work by Sims and Hedley kept the Musson "Rolla" was first to finish but Titania"); Archer (Tamar"), ping well. McBride just stopped R.A. forwards in hand. Hedley failed to save her time. "Dorothea," Shuner ("Cumberland"), Newton Gosane as the centre forward was took a free kick awarded to Kow-
22 1 second to complete the course, won ("Sterling"); Jones ("Paterel"), getting dangerous. Smith sent a loon and shot hard at Fletcher, who
United Services. on handicap, from "Boojum," the
Kernick ("Titania"), Northey delightful pass to Taylor and the saved well.
Capt. N. A. Thorp, c Brace, b fourth to finish, "Colleen"
R.A. pressed severely towards
Goodwin third both on actual and corrected "Ambrose"), Leonard ("Carliale"), Club forward was right through,
but worried by Xavier, he sent over the end, but Wheeler und Dodahon Lt. Coghill, b Lyal Cobb ("Cumberland").
The Navy kicked-off and immedi-the bar in an excellent position.
Clever work by Brown and Rocha kept their goal line intact, and in Comdr. Felley, b Goodwin ately attacked, Li Tin-sang mis-
a fast desperate attack by Kowloon, Inat. Lt. Abelsome, c Brace, b kicking and very nearly letting brought a couple of splendid saves Northey and Kernick were just Lyal
After this the out of Logan the Club custodian kept out, the final whistle going Lt. Musson, not out Jones through. Collegians dominated the play for a who was playing a strong game and with Kowloon winnera of a very Capt. A. G. Dobble, e Brače, b time. They were awarded a penalty following some determined attack hard game by 1 goal.
Goodwin but Fung King-cheung failed with ing by the Club, Taylor dribbled the kick, Tomkins bringing off a neatly through and crossed to
Vickers, who scored a fine goal. very good save.
The R.A. gave a surprisingly 'good The centre forward was nearly display and had they acored they Soon afterwards the College lads came again, and some clever passing through again but Ogley cleared between Fung King-cheung and with a big kick and Recreio attach- would not have had more than their Suen Kam-shun resulted in the ed determinedly, first Logan saving due, because they did a lot of at- Course: Channel Rocks (1), latter finding the net with a loh over from Gosane and then from Silva, tacking, which was led up to by Waters did not bat.
brainy forward work. Mark on Line ($),'Cust Rock Buoy Tomkins's hend.
and Watson kicked from 'under the however, gave Fletcher more to do (S), Kowloon Rocks (S), Lyemun The Navy tried hard for an equal bar with Becrelo certain scorers. Beacon (S), Mark on Line (S), Custiser but were successfully shut out A great shot by Carvalho was de- than Angus had, and the R.A. goalie Lyal Rock Buoy (5), Distance 11.2 until half time.
played a grand game, Malthy, Taylor Goodwin flected slightly by Rocha and Logan and Downman were great workers in Brace Soon after the re-start, the Col- was beaten although he made B
the defence and the R.A. inside for- E. F. Fincher Menagerie Race.
legians Increased, their lead through great effort to suve, the teams
wards, Gill, Leach and Hill, were a Ross Seven yachts took part in aip Pak-wa who placed the ball well crossing over on level terms, menagerie race on Saturday, result-beyond Tomkins's reach, from a fine In the second half both teams fine trio, Leech taking a big part Reynolds
pass from Fung King-cheung (cen- went all out and the pace was in all the forward movements. tre forward).
For Kowloon, Angus, as stated, cracker." Club were right through The Navy were undaunted by this and were awarded a penalty which had a quieter time than Fletcher, deficit, and attacked very deter-was saved in fine style by Fern- but the home goalie saved very well
The Hong Kong C.C. easily minedly. They were awarded a pen-andez and Recreio broke through. on occasions, and Wheeler and feated a weak Services, XI on the
Rocha then gave his side the lead Dodahon were cool backs and sure former's ground. alty which Northey placed well, but Pau Ka-ping brought off a brilliant with a fine shot. Club did not de-kickers. The half back line could Hayward (86) and the Rev. and Baker both retired after. get-H. 4.54.04% save. A moment later, however, serve to be down, and Taylor scor- not be improved upon and the whole Quick (68), the opening pair for ting 20 and 28 respectively. 4.59.18 Cobb scrambled through and beated the equaliser after good foot three gave a polished display
than the Club contributed more -Gael (7)
5.05.38% the goalle with a difficult shot.
Kernick was active amongst the half the total of their alde which bail by the whole of the forward-
forwards, the inside right getting reached 188 runs. Course: Kowloon Rocks (S), Continuing their pressure, line. Mark on Line (S), Lyemun Beacon Navy
awarded were
Vickers of the Club was badly In-a little more freedom as Northey Parker and Wales then (S), Cunt Rock Buoy (S). Dis ponnity, and this time Northey jured and was taken off.
was carefully watched, but the through their opponents' wickets, Taylor scored again for the Club centre forward got a good goal and returning the figures of 5 for 17 and Club v. Ladles. The Club beat the Ladies easily played hard for the deciding goal following good work by Stewart, played well and Muir was nippy 5 for 18 respectively. Scoree:-
Hong Kong C.
Paris as usual, but standing the pace A. W. Hayward, b Wyatt... 96 In two sailing matches yesterday. which was secured by the Collegians and Club retired winners of a fine the wingers not being.no prominent Scores:-
towards the end, when Suen Kam-game by three goals to two,
against their heavier opponents Rev. E. K. Quick, c Sparrow, b
New York, from a fine Club; morning race 49 points, shun bent Tomkins
very well.
Brussels afternoon 51--total 100.
centre by Lal Ting-choi.
Kowloon
Geneva
B. A......
miles.
ing:-
Time
Adele (1)
Diana (2)
Adanae (3). 4.59.59
Ailsa (4) ..... 5.04.29 Thecla (5)
Finishing. Corrected. 4.54,66 4.37.54 4.43,10 4.41.57 4.42.47 4.49.59
5.18.25
Wings (6)
5.10.20
5.25.43
the
another
tance 7.3 miles.
Ladies: morning race 27 points, afternoon 28-total 55.
Souvenirs were presented to the ladies winning in each race, as fol- low:-
In the morning race-Miss Haze land (Bluenose) 1, Mrs. Sheldon (Gael) 2.
In the afternoon race, Mrs. Claridge (Boojum) 1, Mrs. Sande- man (Halcyon) 2.
BOAT RACE TRIAL.
made no mistake,
With the scores level, both sides
LAI WAH CUP,
'Comment.
The match was a good one and the ball was sent from end to end of the field in a bright.manner. Recreio had hard lines on many the The Civilian team to meet
joccasions but the Club defence had Royal Navy in the Lai Wai cup Arst round on Saturday, March 24 day "on" and Stewart watched will be:-
the clever Gosano most carefully.
PARAKA
18
19
0
J. C..Fletcher did not hat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
28
7 Hamson
4 Fritz
0. M.. R. 49 8 0 .16 1 78
$
6 Abbas
8
0 14
Douglaser
Reed
3- 1
9
2
H.K. Tugs & Lighters $2
H.K. Steamboata 329%
$424
3 0 45
1 Indo-Chinas (Fref)
$35
do. (Def.)
$40%
Shell Transports
90/-
$20% 20% 20
29
Mining.
$2.35
0 32.
0
Kallan Mining Ad.
05/-
10
0 48 0
Langkats (Combined). Tis
86
Barclay
Б
១ 31
1 A. B. Hamson, c Holdman, b
.11 1
43
2
Bakar
Pelley
6 0
16
1
Shaw
5 1 8
D. Fritz, run out
2
E. Zimmern, st. Holdman, b
Waters
12
1
Fletcher.....
N. Mackay, not out
1
U. M. Omar, b Fletcher
2
Y. Abbas, c Sutherland,
$164
Fletcher
$4.80
F. K. Modi, b Fletcher
0 Shanghat Docks
8101
F. Oliver, not out
8
Cotton Mills.
7
Ewo Cottona
Extras
21
$8,86
67
Oriental Cottons
$2
S'hai Cottons (Old)
80
Total (for wkts.)
164
do. (new). $81
Lt. Barclay, b Brace Lt.-Comdr. Shaw, not out
Extras
29
DOWLING ANALYSIS.
18
M:
R.
Lande. Hotels & Bidgs. H.K. & S. Hotels Hongkong Lands ...
$104
$67%
10 Ling
5 0
11
0
Evans
7 1
82
Hongkong Realties $8
Shanghai Landa ...... 8131 Humphreys Estates.. $15
.11 1 59
Hawkins
0 24
1
5 Prince's Buildings
Publle: Utlities. H.K. Tramways
$25.90 à 26.15 ka
'BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Peak Trams (old)
$12
G. M. Ꭱ. W
'VARSITY 2ND v. RE. & S.
do. (now)
17
9 9
23
2
Star Ferries
804%
12 3 48
ខ
do.
5 0 23
do.
(old) (new)
$12
$10
2 Q
16
H.K. Electrics
$71 b'71% sa
5
1 21
1
0 10
$21
$4.85
$6%%
11/9
H.K.C.C. v. SERVICES.
$13
$27
$4
$12.10
$10 $2.10
$0.40
$10
$214
$14 b 14% sa
$1
$3.05
322
$10
a
London, Sunday.. 124
Miscellaneous.
H.K. Amusementa
$29
[80/10 sa
4.87 31/32
д
Thomson
68
35.01
60%
1
.0
H. Owen-Hughes, 1.b.w.,
Hargreaves
b
25.84
6
Amsterdam
12.12 17/82
0. 'Moor, b Hargreaves
8
Milan
92.405
E. R. Duckítt, o & b Miles
11
Berlin
20.405
K.O.S.B. v. CHINESE ATH,
M. M. Maas, b. Thomson
0
Stockholm
18.18%
8
Copenhagen
18.214
Helsingfors
Oslo
18.286
Vienna
84.685
3
Prague
Madrid
164 21/82 28,95
Extras
29
Total
188
2 Lisbon. Athens Bucharest Rio
.2
868
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Bombay
Shanghal
F. Spence, b Miles K.O.S.B.-Anderson; Gardner, H. V. Parker, c Miles, b
Thomson Clarke (Folice); Wynne (Polite), The Club halves were a Ane trio Martin; Everest, Davey, Skiggs; Bishop (Club); Hedley (Kowloon), and the forwards were very bright, Campbell, Stock, Toal, McClin G. F. H: Richard, st. Fogden, b
chey, Alexander. Stewart (Club) captain, McKelvie Taylor and Alexander making a fine
Thornson
(Kowloon); Taylor (Club), Howarth right wing, and Smith and Simpson Chinese Athletic-Pau Ka-ping; C. D. Wales, not out (Police), Gosano (Recreio). Rocha were prominent with clever touches. Lo Wai-man, Lai Yuk-tat; Leung T. E. Hammond, b Milce
Vickers, up to the time of his ac-Yuk-tong, Wong Shui-wa, Ho (Recrelo), Cornwall (Polico).
Reserves. Sherry (Police), Mc-cident, did well at centre forward Cho-in; Teo Kwai-shing, Ip Kau, Bride (Club), McGreavy (Police), and should be persevered with and Lam Yuk-ying, Suen Kam-shun,
Lyons and Bishop were very sturdy Chan Kwong-iu. Brown (Recreio).
backs. Logan played a very sound The Club ground was well game in goal. "
crowded when these two teams Thomson
London, Saturday. The Oxford University boat-race -crew was on a full course trial to- day from Mortlake to Putney, The
The annual meeting of the Vic Recreio did as much of the attack-turned out for their League en- Miles crew covered the distance. In 22
the Club and only gagement. This game was the con- Wyatt. minutes. There was a slight head-toria Recreation Club will be held ing as
Hargreaves wind and some rough water in the clubhouse to-morrow at 6 in the matter of weight were
the Club superior. Brown and (Continued on Page 12.) Sparrow Reuter
p.m.
At Pokfulam, the University 2nd China Lights (comb.) $18 1XI defented the Royal Engineers
and Signals by six wickets.
But for Col. Skinner (45). Lt. Macdonald (29) and Capt. Carnegie (14), the rest of the R.E. and S. batsmen failed against the bowling of Kermani (5 for 30) and Chan Fook (9 for 32).
The Varsity replied with 193 against the visitors' total of 117. Barma scored 31 while Kermani
de-
Tan
(Continued on Page 13.)
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A remarkable weather pheno- was observed yesterday Handley-Page Napier air liner of Imperial Air- ways, flying from Paris to Lon- don,
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When approaching the Channel he saw ahead a vividly coloured. rainbow, which formed a complete circle, through the centre of which the air liner appeared to Ry. He afterwards stated that this was the first time in thirteen years continuous flying experi ence in all parts of the world he had seen a complete circular rain-
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