10
H.K. YACHTING
The Challenge Cup.
Race
SOME GOOD FINISHES
The Challenge Cup Champion- ship race for racing yachts was ailed on Saturday afternoon over a course of 8.9 miles, from Lyemun Beacon (P), to Kowloon Rocks (F), Quarry Bay Mark (P), and Channel Rocks (P).
There were some good entries for the three classes, all vessels finishing the course set.
The Times
CRICKET
Keen Game Between Artillery & Police
KOWLOON IN GOOD FORM
THE
H. E. Strange, c Zimmern, b
Abbas
B. D. Evans, e Linn. b Abbas W. MacDougal, not out
N. J. Bebbington, b Omar
F. J. Ling, b Omar
E. Kinnowerth, run out F. H. Holdman, b Lee
Extrax
Total
The two friendly matches in the Firat Division of the Cricket League on Saturday were not marked by features of outstanding brilliance, Omar but the game between the Royal Ar. Abbas tillery and the Police Recreation Linn
Club in Division two was played at a high pitch throughout.
R. Lee
CHINA MAIL,
BOWLING ANALYSIS
D. M. R. W.
8 0 32 2
CRICKETER WED
+ 0 28 ¡Ceremony in St. John's
T. Hunter, e Lanch; b Chelatían .. Wagland, b Christian
B. Baker
T. H. King
Sherry
25
5, Post
1
14
A. V. Baker
5 0
10
8
Police RC.
46
108
#
HOWLING ANALYSIS
A. Kirby, e & b Leach
O. M.
5 24
3w. Sherry, b Christian
} 3 33 5.3 1
Reynolds, rùn out
23
2
0 20
E. Post, e & & Christian
L. Sparrow, e Leach, b Christian.. Danbrowsky, b Wolfe Burry
1.
20
R. W. T. II. King, e Leach, b Bacon
Craigengower C.C. S. Abbos, e Richardson, b Baker The Artillerymen opened the bat-] E. Zimmern, hit wicket, b
Richardson ting in style, in spite of fast and accurate bowling; and both Lieut.
The finished and corrected times Barry and Leach faced it well, the are given below:-
"I" Class (Dennison Cup) The start was made at 2.25 p.m.
T'MES. Finishing Corrected 4.11.39 4.11.33 4.10.11 4.01.28.5
Rolln (4)
La Linda (3)
Diana (5) ..... 4.14.11
4.14.13
Colleen (1) 4.14.30 4.08,34
Dorothea (2) ... 4.15.22
4.08.41.5
latter reaching his half century.
Kowloon defeated the Chinese Re- creation Club easily, and proved too strong, in batting, bowling, and fielding. for their opponents, who nevertheless put up creditable per-} formances.
also victori- Craigengewer were
game with the Civil ous in their
A. B. Hamson, c Richardson, b
Kolley
R. E. Reid, b Evans
U. M. Omar, not out
H. P. Linn, 1.b.w., b Ling W. B. Bradbury, not out
Extras
22B. Bakor, run out
Extras
Total
A. V. Baker did nut bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Cathedral
GOVERNOR PRESENT
Practically all the prominent people of Hong Kong were in the
12 St. John's Cathedral on Saturday
14 afternoon when the marriage of Mr. Harry Owen Hughes to Miss 12 Frances
Isabel Oakley was golemnised at 3 o'clock.
157
The interior of the Cathedral was prettily decorated with an abun- dance of fresh cut chrysanthemums, Seating capacity was taxed to the full.
The bridegroom, who is the eldest R. w.json of the Hon. Mr. J. and Mrs. 2 Owen Hughes, is all-round
0. M.
10 Leach
25
117
Christian Wolfe Barry Bacon
10
30
3
4
Totul (for 5 wkls.) R. Lee, F. Oliver, E. McBride, and J. Ribeiro did not but.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
"G" Class (Warren Memorial Cupi Service, punishing the latter's bowl-Ling
(Started 2.30 p.m.)
TIMES.
Finlaked Corrected i
Gael (1)... 4.39.39 4.38.10 Wendy (2) .....4.45.45 4.45.45
"Y" Class (Belillos Cup)
(Started 2.35 p.m.)
TIMES.
Finishing Corrected
Why Wonder (5)
1.38,24
4.98.21
Wings (6)
4.39.53
4.39,63
Bluenose (1)
4.36.47
4.36.47
Boojum (2)
4.36.47,5
4.30.47.6
Speedwell (8)
Adanac (4)
Zephyr (7)
4.37.02 4.37.25 4.37.26 4.45.50 4.41,05.2
4.37.02
SAILING MATCH WITH THE NAVY
Scoring 72 points both in the morn ing and afternoon against the Royni Navy's 65 on each occasion, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club won the sail ing gateli yesterday. The winners sailed under the St. Andrew's Cross and the Senior Service new the St. George's. Team-
Club
Morning: P. Lenfesty, H. Breyer, G. H. Gandy, S. Odland, 11. S. Rouse, Capt. Wernike, 1.A., Dr. M. Nicolson, J. Blaki-
Afternoon: P. D. Tracy, E. Benhum,. Col. P. A. Cardew, E. B. Lambert, H. S. Rouse, Capt. W. Davidson, R. J. ↑ Vernull, M. f. de Ville.
Royal Navy
Morning: 1. Prevost, Lt. Bethell, Pay Comdr. Lambe, 1.2.-Camır. Ewart, Lt.-Comdr. de Salis, La. Buckley, Lt. Hankey, Sub Lt. Stilgoe.
Afternoon: Major Miles, R.M., Lt. Bassett, Comdr. Buckland, Lt. Mackay, Lt. Fenton, Lt. Burges, Lt. Buckley, Sub Lt. Stilgoe.
HOCKEY
To-day's Match At King's Park
The following players will repre sent the Varsity 1st XI in a friendly match against the Hong Kong Hockey Club to-day at 5 p.m. on King's Park ground:-
Dr. G. A. C. Herklots, A. B. Sulei- man (Captain), K. T. Loke, G. 9. Scully, A. A. Aziz, G. E, Yeoh, O, L. de Souza, S. L. Wong, N. F. Lai, Noronha, and H. E. M. Adama,
BILLIARDS RECORD
London, Yesterday. Walter Lindrum, the Australian billiard player, created a world's billiard record to-day, when, play. Ing against Willie Smith, he made a break of 8,262.-Reuter.
Baker
ing unmercifully and taking advan- Richardson tage of the C.S.'s weak fielding.
Kelloy The Club de Recreio met their Evans Waterloo against Hong Kong, al- Strange though both Alves and Xavier dis- Bebbington tinguished themselves by clever! batsmanship against very difficult, bowling.
Friendlies-Division I
C.R.C. v. K.C.C.
Kowloon
1
4). 21. R. W.
+ 25
11
0
26
0
19
0
0
4
League Division I
INDIAN CLUB v. UNIVERSITY
1 0 20
CRAIGENGOWER C.C. v. K.C.C
A drawn game resuited after an evenly contested interesting and match between Kowtoon C.C. 2nd X and Craigengower C.C. 2nd XI 1 on the former's ground.
Craigengower C.C.
O J. W. Leonard, é F. Haven, b H.
Overy
The University were entertained by the Indian Recreation Club at Sookumpoo.
The scores are as follow:
Indian R.C. 1st XI. Playing
the away,
A. A. Rumjahn, e Baker, heavily defeated, the Chinese Re-A. el Arculli, not out creation Club. in a friendly match. A. ii. Madar, e Baker,
Chinese Recreation Club. W. H. Kwan, c Zimunern, b Brace K. Lee, e Mackay, b A. T. Lee W. C. Hung, e Mackay, b E. F.
Fincher
1. T. Youngsaye, l.b.w., 5 Brace Tsul Wal-pio, b Brace Tsui Woon-piu, c A. T. Lee, b
E. F. Finchor
B. Chan, b Ross
Total (for 5 wkts.).... 152
W. K. Way, run out E. Hamson, run out
R. Sourbutts, b G.. Lee
Y. Abbas, e Kew, b G. Lee
W. B. Muskott, c Petheram, b G.
Lee
c. E. Wong, b G. Lee
G. Li, G. Lee
W. A. Youngsaye, run out
H. Kew, e Marlow, b G. Lee W. Poy, not out
An
5 sportsman and athlete, and repre- 1 sented Hong Kong at the last 1 triangular Interport cricket match, when he scored a century. He is [ulso one of the three Britons who played for the Hong Kong Baseball Club this season, and showed him- self very proficient in the game.
He arrived at the Cathedral pre- cisely at ten minutes before three Jo'clock, uttended by Mr. A. C. I. Bowker, who discharged the duties 30 of best man. It may be mentioned 21 that Mr. Bowker is also an Inter- port cricket player, and has also played aide by side with the bride- groom in the American game of baseball.
12
0
21
Punctual to time, the bride, who
is the daughter of Mr. H. G. Oakley, 8 C.B.E. and Mrs. Oakley, of Berk- hamsted, Hertsfordshire, arrived in
o the company of the Hon. Sir Henry 16 Pollock, K.C. She looked very charming in her dress of white relve: georgette and lace train. She carried a bouquet of white chrysan- themums and malden hair fern.
Extras
Total
128
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M.
R. W
14 G. Lee
17
+ 30
4
II. Overy
13
B. Petheram
G
27
4 0
20
D
3
0 3
BOWLING ANALYSIS
R. Daldwin
15
0 13
V. M. R. W.
Kowloon C.C.
0
21
& 31
3 20
15
14
S. A. Ismail, A. S. Sumad. T. F. S. W. S Hamet and M. R. Abbas did not bat. O. B. Rave
15 Samy
44 Guterres 23
J. S. A. Currcem, e Rido, b Baker 37
A. K. Minu, b Lomi ..........
3
0. Ismail, b Anderson
&
A. R. Minu, not out
Extras
.20
0
15
3
5
Tsui Hing-plu, c and
Fincher
E.
D Samy
D. Hung, not out
D Lam
J.
Hung, b A. T. Lee
Extrax
1 Guterres
11 Anderson
- 1 Baker
79 Gitting
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0
M. R. W.
A. T. Lee
7.2 3
N. H. Ross
7 2 11
W. Brace
0 25 3
0 22 ↑
3
1
3
Kowloon C.C.
122 D. K.
-Total
D. Laing
E. F. Fincher
E. C. Fincher, retired
E. F. Fincher, retired
G. A V. Hall, e and b Tsui
Wai-piu
D. Laing, not out
H. T. Buxton, b W. Rung
N. A. E. Mackay, not out
Extras
University
D. J. Anderson, e Madar,
Curreem
2 S. R. Kermani, not out
A. P. Guterres, not aut
Extras
Total (for one wit)
S. V. Gitting, L. T. Ride,
F. Hamblin, e Sub., W. K. Way
1 A. R. F. Raven, c Sourbutts, b Y. 1 Abbas
1 S. Jex, b Y. Abbas
The bridesmaids were the Misses [Alwen Owen Hughes, Pauline
Wolfe Murray, Yvette Doyle, Hazel Lauder and Molly Wynne-Jones. 0,They were attired in white satin with caps of gold braids and pearls, 26 and each carried a tiny basket of white and gold chrysanthemums.
13
1 G. Lee, e Leonard, b W. K. Way 12
B. Petheram, net nut
F. S. W. Smith, e Leonard, b Y.
Albas
G, Kew, b Muskett
J. Marlow, not out
Extras
Total (for 6 wkts.)
R. Baldwin, H. Overy, and O.
50 Bamy, A. Baker, M. B. Osman, A. Raven did not bat.
53 Rodrigues, A. B, Suterman and
C. W. Lam did not bat
The ceremony, which was con- ducted by the Very Rev. Alfred Swann (Dean of St John's Cathedral), was fully choral.
The bride was given away by the
14 Hon. Sir Henry Pollock.
0
The wedding march, "Lohengrin"
8 from Wagner, was played as the brido entered the church. "O Per-
92 fect Love" was also sung by the B. choir, and as the bridal pair left the church the wedding march from Mendelssohn was played.
The Attendance
4 1 18 0 པོ་ཕ
BOWLING ANALYSIS
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Y. Abbos
0. M. R. W. .... 12 2 45 3
16
Q. M. R. W. R. Sourbutts
M. R. Abbas
21
21 A. Minu
7 25
UW. K. Way
1
W. B. Muskett
12 A. A. Rumjahn
0 17
J. 8. A. Curreem
40
19
D
7
Total (for 4 wkts.) ..... 162A. H. Madar F. E. Lawrence, N. H. Rosa, W. A. S. Suffled Brace, A, T. Lee and F. Zimmern did'
not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
W. Hung Taui Wal-piu W. H. Kwan Tsui Woon-plu Youngaaye Hung
0. M. R. W. 7 0 80 1
44
26
0
3 0
18
5 a 22
1 A
15
D
CRAIGENGOWER v. CIVIL
SERVICE
League Division II
CLUB DE RECREIO v. H.K.C.C.
The Club de Recreio met their Waterloo
in A
17
3 1 £
1
I.R.C. v. UNIVERSITY The University met the I.R.C. Pokfulum.
Indian R.C. 2nd XI. M. P. Madar, e C. E. Yeoh, b Chan
Fook
H. T. Barms,
Hiptoola
Chan Fook, b
A. R. Suflad, b Hiptools
League Match D. Mohammed, e Candah, b Chan
against the Hong Kong C.C. 2nd XI
on the latter's ground.
Club de Recreio
H. M. Xavier, e Moor, b Beck
L. Gutiérrez, 1.b.w., b Divett
H. A. Alves, c Beck, b Divett ..
D. P. Xavier, b Divett
F. J. Remedios, b Beck
The Craigengower added another victory to their list when they de- J. E. Noronha, b Divett feated the Civil Service after a M. F. Pinna, b Divett
close game on their own ground. F. H. Carvalho, c Moor,
Civil Service C.C.
F. J. de Rome, e Omar, b Abbas 33
J. E. Richardson, b Lee
F. Baker, Hamron, b Omar
D. R. Kelly, run out
A. Pereira, b Duckitt
There was a large number of friends present at the ceremony and among those present were noticed H.E. the Governor, Sir Cecil Lady at Clementi, K.C.M.G., and
Clementi, accompanied by Capt. Sillitoe, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.. 2 Hynes, the Hon. Mr. H. T. Creasy and Mrs. Creasy, Mr. and Mrs. P. 1 Jacks,
6
Fook
18
F. M. el Arculli, not out
65
J. S. Ackber, e Loke, b Otani
13
A. M. Rumjahr, ↳ Otar!
1
'J. M. A. Rumjaho, e Adama, b Ton
19' A. R. H. Ismail, e Otani, b
0 Normanbhoy
b Dackitt 13
J. F. Figueiredo, e Duckitt,
Divett
1 Sirdah Khan, run out
S. Ismall, b Tan
Extras
Mr. Roger Tredwell, Mr.
C. C. Muccio, Mr. H. R. B. Hancock, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, Mr. E. L. Wynne Jones, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Blake, Mr. W. E. L. Pattenden, Mr.
C. G. Alabaster, the Hon. Sir Henry
and Lady Pollock, the Hon. Mr.
22 Owen Hughes, and the Chief staff
10
of Messra. Harry Wicking & Co.
Reception
A reception was held at St.
147 John's Place, kindly placed at the
disposal of the bridal party by the
0. M. R. W. Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hynes, and was
Total BOWLING
ANALYSIS
18
C. M. Sousa, not out
Extras
F. Hiptoola
13
2
'A. Chan Fook
9
41
2
52 attended by a very large number of
Total
64 A. A. Aziz
friends, including H.E. the
1 0 7
0
BOWLING ANALYSIS
A. T. Normanbhoy
4 0
19
1
Governor and Lady Clementi.
0. M. R. W. S. Otani
2
1
· ទ
The health of the bridal pair was
Divett Beck Duckitt
37
P. L. Tan
1.3 0
2
4
15
0
Hong Kong Uvlersity 2nd XL H. T. Loke, b Acul!.....
and
after the
Hong Kong CG
¡A. Chan Fook, l.how,, b Sufflad .....
O. Moor, c Xavier, b Alves
R. H. Batger, b Pereira
18 L. P. Ean, b Birdah Khan
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929.
WITH ALL THE PEP
of a Jazz Band.
All the Poise
of a
Drum Major
The Assurance
of á
Radio Announcer.
The Attention that
a Manipulator
Caught Short in the Market
Gives the Ticker
The Perseverance and Optimism of an Ancient Pedant learning to Play Ping Pong
and the Pride with which a
· Bride Ties, Her New Hubby's
Tie.
THE STAFF
of the
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WHEN THE SIGHT OF FOOD REPELS, YOU
Your Digestion Is In Need of Tonic Help.
It happens to many in the For East to experience at some time or other a marked loss of ap- petite, accompanied by a sense of general enfeeblement. Especially is this so in the Tropica, where the everlasting humid heat severely taxes the vitality even of
the strongest. Not only does food cease to attract, even the thought of eating repele; cheerfulness givos way to depression, energy turns to apatby, the complexion becomes. pale, the face thin and wan; as often as not back-pains, -loni at weight, pains behind the eyes, beadaches nervousness, ■'. dirin elination for adciety, are among the symptoms experienced. In the case 'of women" other irregularities of health are also noticeable, troubles characteristic of their sax
What is the reason for this mya- ferious physical depreciation? miky arise from a number of causes, but the most usual-ares”, waakening of the digestive" organs due to blood Impoverishment, - and. an enfeeblement of the nerves aris fagprimarily from the c
A. J. Armstrong, b Alves
F. R. Duckitt, run out
A. C. Beck, b. Alves
C.
E. Gahagan, Lh.w, b Remedios
R. H. Dowler, b Pereira
G. E. R. Divett, e Pinns, b Alves
J. Ashworth, b Pereira
W. W. McKenzie, not out
R. H. Beaumont, c Gutierrez, b
Pereira
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
source. The whole system depends Xavier upon the blood for its nourishment, Bousa when the blood becomes Alves and watery, thin and vitiated, the diges- Pereira tive processes, in fact all the
Pinna organe of the body, lose power to Renielios function normally and wall.
Carvalho Figueiredo
16A. A. Aziz, e Ackber, b Suffiad
19 C. Candah, b Madar
9P. L. Tan, c A. R. H. Ismail, I
21 J. M.Ramjahn
41 H. E. Adamspot out
53G. Yeah, nogut
41
Extras
Total (for 6 wkta.)
proposed by His Excellency, Sir Cecil Clement!,
8 bridegroom had suitably replied, other friends offered their felicita- 4itions.
9 The honeymoon will be spent in
Baguio, Philippine Islands.
20
The
41
bride's going away dress was of
38 green crepe. de Chine, grean cloth
2coat trimmed with fur.
7
Wedding Gifts
139
The bridegroom's present to the
5 · A. F. Normanbhoy, N. Otaní, and F. bride was a silver dressing table
242
8 Hiptoola did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W. A. B. Suffiad..... 0 2 10 8 0 22
0. M. R. W. A. M. Rumjahn
„BENSSKL
the
set, and the bride's gift to bridegroom was a silver Bask.
Among the numerous gifts re- 2 ceived were a cheque from the bride's father, and a fur coat from Mrs. Oakley. A canteen of allver cutlery, and a dressing case and a cheque were the presents made to the happy couple by Mrs. and Mrs. Owen Hughes. The melds at Berkhamsted sent a silver and cut glass jam jar.
1
4
0.F. M. el Arculli
6 1 10
1
0
Birdah Khan
5
0
23
.11
4A. B. H. Ismail
20
7
.11
M. P. Madar
3 0
0
26
HLT. Barma
€
20
0
0
Is
ROYAL ARTILLERY V. POLICE
LEAGUE TABLE
Division I.
P. W. L. D. Pt. 0 0 1 1
Mr. Henry Ford announced a cut The Royal Artillery put up a far Kowloon C.C. more creditable performance when Hong Kong C.C
The Navy
001 1in the prices of every class of car they met the Police, in a League The Army.....
0000 he manufactures, "to aid the 0 0 0
0 nation's business." Cars in a pró match on the latter'e ground. Craigongower C.C. 0.0 0 0.
Indian RC.
ocession down Broadway bore auch Inscriptions as "Pay your own [prical" "I am cheap for cash l”, and "Buy me for £20. The owner Is busted,"
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J. Dean, not out
Extras
Royal Artillery pojed Le Chaletlan, e King, b. B. Baker O'Neill, st., b.T. H. King Leach, b B. Baker.
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Lt. Wolfe Barry, C Sparrow, b
A V. Baker Bacon, Sherry Macdonough, b A. V. Baker Acaster, b AV Baker Seal, Reynolds, b:A. V. Ba Cody ran out.
18 Chinese R.C.
The University.
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Division IL
Hong Kong
0 0 0
P. W.-L
G8
2 Craigongower G.C. 5
RE. & R. Signals 22
10 Club de Recrala 8 g
5 Civil Service 0.0.1-1
1 Kozloon C.C.411 8 Police
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