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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 10TH, 1911
LOCAL SPORT.
LEAGUE CRICKET.
HKGC; "A" v. CRAIGENGOYER. Thin, the hot cricket match of the league season, took place on Batarday on the ground of the Club, who secured the victory by 30 rans. Becres:
R.1.0.0. A.!
T. E Pardo, o Tayler, b Curde 24 H. R. Makin, b Tayler.
AP. Dishwood, Taylerinin beganner
H. Hancock, o Taylor, Carrie
Her, B. W. Barna, b Pertor)
G. Hastings, a Philips, b Pestonți
Dr. J. M. Atkinson, Bass, b Postoji
A: R. Lowe, Higginbotham, b Curfe A. Mackenzie, b Festenti...... F. Jnoką, o Philipps, b Currio A. G. Leith, riot out
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CRAIGE*<OWER.
1. A. Bose, Makine
J. V. B, Lowe, b Makinesit
E. Bena, Payne, b Makin
R. A. Carvalho, o Faroo, b Payne ma........
P. Curro and b Makin....
B.. L. Braga, Dashwood, b Parno!!
H. H. Taylor, Payne, b Leithom un W.H. Viveseb, o Payne, b Lith......
R. Pestonj, e and b leith
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B. Phillips, o Hoatings, b Payne
Higginbotham, not out....
Extras
Total
116
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OTHER CRICKET:
KOWLOON CLUB
៤
V.R.G. ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS.
The fourteenth annual athletio meeting of the istoris Recreation Club took place on the ground of the Hongkong Football Club at Happy Vallay on Saturday aftermon by kind permission of the committee of the latter Club. Although a trifle warm, it was an ideal day for outdoor sport, and one to tempt spectators to a. field of friendly rivalry. As a consequence, b large attendance assembled in the matched and around the enclosure, numerous ladies in flimsy and attractivo summer attire availing themselves of the invitation of the committee, and adding to the ploturesqueness and animation of the scone which the flag bedocked fleld, presented. Tho band of the 8th Rajpats, ander Tandmaster da Souza, played pleasing selections of music during the afternoon.
The sports officials were tireless in their efforts to maintain the standard of BIKES which T.R.C meetings hara acquired, and the indefatig ablo secrojary of the Club, Mr. Frank Lammert, and Messrs. G. W. Aveneli and (7. Lesbirel deserve special commendation fortle lion's share of the work which they undertook as a labour of love. The only unsatisfactory feature of the meeting was the poor number of entries in most of the events, but the shortage of competitors did not detract from tho enthusiasm prevailing. There was some good sprinting in the flat races," in which Mr. J. F. Castro a prominent, and be thoroughly deserved the trophies which he won and the applause which he gained for hím splendid Achievements. Mr. D. McGras was tho champion wheelman of the meeting, and not- pewithstanding his stiff handicap he won the two
and three mile bicycle races with comparative casa. In the first event George Lee, who started with McCrae from scratch, camo
bis machine coming a Later in the race a number of the cyclists, who
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CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB CLOSING CRUISE Departing from their usual custom, the bold their closing raise of the Club Houze There was no wind for sailing, but otherwise
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"PRINZ WALDEMAR" baving arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Tressure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hasarilous and/or extra hazardoos Godowns of the Hongkang and Kowloon Wharf and
obtained. Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and Wort
The last match of the season on the Kowloon to grief before he had negotiated a lap, Hongkong Corinthian Yacht Club yesterday: Point Godowns, whence delivery may be
Cricket Club was played on Saturday alterncon between Civil Sorrice members of the Club and
the chain of
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods
the Rest. The stund made by Ruiliton and were travelling in oloer order, collided and were the weather conditions were ideal, and those bave left the Godowns, and all goods remaining thrown from their machines, MeGrae, who was who attended spent an enjoyablo day, The delivered after the 11th fast will be subject
Spurgo secured in a draw. Scores:
CIVAL SERVICE MEMBERS,
P. Sutton, besser... L. E. Erett. b Wessere dettavassa
F. J. de Rome, Ball, b Wonder...
W. Curwen, b Wosser
A, O. Bruwú, b Fowler
H. E. Goldsmith, o Watling Armosloy
D. J. Mackenzie, & Fowict....
J. MacEwen Elon, bBel
A. C. Langley, Fowler..
A. G. Pile, notout
B. C. Bartow, b' Blackman...
Extras
Total
.220
THE REST.
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E. Annuley b.do Roa.....
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W. T. Elson, b'do Roma
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W. L. Wasser, c Battan, b Brot
L.TBlackburn, e Brett, b de Rome-
N. 3. Faillten, not out
to H.M. The Kine
1. B. Spurge, notout
Total 70
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THE INTERCLUB BOWLING MATCH.
The final result of this match was that the German teams won by 587 points
The fall scorea follow-
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riding hard behind, also went off before be could pull up. Extricating himself quickly, ha again mennted his bicycle and set of in pursuit of the leaders, who had by this time gained substantial load. With the scorching ice he maintained be 200x drew level with the field, and
going ahead in the last lap you comfortably
W.8 only one team in the tug of war, and that was the 87th. Lo. of the ..A. Very brief pulls enabled them to drag the 83rd Co. and the Engineers over the line. The sports were run ander the rules of the Amateur Athletic Association, and the officials of the menting ware -
Patrona: His Excellency Sir F. Lugard, K.C.M.G. D.8.0. Vice-Admiral Sir A. Winsloe, K.C.B., C.V.O., C.M.G.; H. E. Major General
C. A. Anderson, C.B.. Commodore C. J. Esres, R.N.
Jedges: Messrs W, Armstrong, A. McKirdy, W. A. Crake, F. A. Mackintosh, T. E. Pearce, A Rodger, H. L. O. Garrett, J. Rodger, R. L. Bridger, A. N. Kemp, and Dr. C. Forsyth.
Referee: Mr. G. A. Caldwell.
Clerks of the Course: fours L. E. Lammert, B. O. Witchell, A. E. Danrich, A. Charlton and G. W J. H. Mend
Starter: Mosses A. B. Sutherland and Time-keepers: Mestra T. Meek, T. Choo and C. Bunje.
Hon. Treasurer: Mr. A. A. Claxton, Hon. Becretary: Mr. F. Lammert: LONG JUMP-1, E. Dillner, 18 ft. 5 in.; 2, W. Froese; 16 tt. 6 in.
120 YARDS FLAT Race (Challenge Cup) First beat-1, E. Dillner, 3 yards: 2, J. L. Goldenberg, 1 yard, lime-134 seca. Second heat-1, J. F. Castro, 2 yards; 2, A. M. Suffiad, 4 yards. Timo secs. Final-1, J. F. Castro;
B. Dill 100 YARD F 10 12 BCR
RACE:-First beat-1, J. F. Castro: 2, A. M. Saffed. Time--10 secs, Socoal heat-1, H. L. O. Garrett; 2, 6. Jillber. Time-11 ses. Final-1, J. F. Castro; 2, H.LO. Garrett Time-114 86CS,
1454
1090
1192
1218
O. Wagner
1508
B. Seydler
1306
0. Weisinger
1264
2
H. Van Zugler
1374
P. W. Goldring
1272
8. P. Warbrook
1437
F. R. Wolf...
1526
H. Humphreys
1371
Q. Heyor
1451
F. Martin a
1472
E. HEAseman
1285
F. Heldt
1407
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10560
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German Team
British
Won by
Mr. P. E. Wolf was top scorer, Mer Wagner and Martin being the second and third
теп,
HONGKONG LADIES' RIFLE ASSOCIATION,
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Rifle Association was concluded on Saturday after noon, the prizes being afterwards presented by Mrs. Anderson. The prize-winners are:
No. 1 Competitiva. Fifty Yards Sorstch 1, Mr. Wrigley, 31; 2, Mrs. Jackman, 31, 3, Mrs. L. G. Bird, 30.
No 2 Competition. Fifty Yards Handicap- 1 Mrs. Dennys, 35; 2. Miss Banhow, 35; 3, Mr. Walker, 35.
No. Competition. Seventy-Five Yards, Soratol 1, A Bird, 31, 2, Mrs. Kerwick 303 Mrs. Dennya, 30.
BOYS BACE 100 YARDS (handicap)-1, Borario: 2 Castro.
TRAN RACE-1, Lusitano team, comprising E. M. Castro, U. H. Lopes, L. G. Cordeiro and J. F. Castro,
GIBLJ RACE, ages 6 to 10-1, A Silva; 2, Hanson
BICYCLE RACE, two miles (handicap)-1, D.. MasCran, stratob; 2, A. II. Carrell, 125 yards, Time 6 min. 134 secs..
120 YARDS HURDLE RACE-1. A. C. Leith; 2, A. A. Claxton. Time-20 secs. soldiers and polies:-1, H. J. Best, R.E.; 2 Half-MILE FLAT RACE, open to sailors, Private Richelson, K.O.X.LI, Private Hardcastle, B M.LI. Time-2 min, 11, secs.
220 YARDS FLST RACE (handicap) :-1, J. F. Contro, 2 yards; 2, A. Aitchison, 4 yards. Time-2318
GIRLS RACE, ages 13 to 15-1, P. d'Almada; 2, M. Loureiro.
1, A. E. Coinbes; 2, B. F. Castro. Time-541 440 YARDS FLAT RACE (Challenge Cup) ---
A.; 2, Royal Engineers, The first pail TUG-OF-WAR, eight men suide:-1, 87th Co, lasted 104 seca, and the second 11 seconds,
BICYCLE BACE, three miles. (handicap.).
1. D. MatCra (mtch); 2, A. E. Morking, 75 yards. Time 9 win. 23; seca.
BOYS RACE, 440 yard: -1, H. Lopes; 2 D Almada.
Handicaplr Wrigley, 34; 2. Mr.
Competition, Saxenty-Five Yards, E Handicap Lyddon, 34; Walker, 34.
HALF-MILE FLAT Race (bandicap),
MIR: 9 geos. BACK-1, A. Y. Barros; 2, J.-M.
No. 3, Mrs Two Minutes, Fiftyatch 2, G. Witebell, 50 yards
Yards Beratch-1 Miss Benbow, 71; 2, Mi OSE MILE FLAT BACE (handicap):-1, 0. Seth, 70; 3, Mr. Roswick, 65.
Witchell, 40 yards; 2, W. E. Wong, 20 yards
No. 6 Competition, Baratch, Aggregate:-Tme-5 min. 1) sees. 1, Mins 31. Loureire, 127; 2, Mrs. L. G. Bird, 126; 3; Mrs. Wrigley, 120
No. 7 Competition, Jockey Club Challenge Cup.-1, Miss M. Loureiro, 34.
hon secretary and the ladies.
CONSOLATION RACE1, A. M. Saffad. At the conclusion of the sports Miss Rodger give away the prizes, after which the machine sated with standsome bouquet. The meeting No. 8 Competition, Highest Number Bull's-eided with cheers for Miss Rodger, the VRC eyes scored daring meeting-1 Miss M. Loureiro,
31; 2, Mrs. L. G. Bird, 26; 3, Mr. Wrigley, 23.
No. 10 Competition, The O'Gorman Cap, Fifty Seventy-five yards: Mrs. Bird, 64
No. 12 Competition, Slow and Rapid firing: 1. Miss Loureiro, 44; 2, Miss Benbow, 44; 3,
Keswick, 41
and
Two minutes rapid fire competition-1, Miss Benbow, 71; 2, Miss Beth, 10; 3. Mr.
Kerwick.
Most bulls scared at meeting, Miss Lour size : 2, Mrs. Bird, 25: 3 Mrs. Wrigley, 23 Jockey Club Cap, 30 yards-1 Miss M
(sox.), 3412. Mrs. G. M. Harsten (+8), 34, 3, Mrs. Lyddon (+4), 33,
Highest aggregate in first four competitions 1, Miss M. Loureiro, 127; 2, Mrs. L. G. Bird, 126; 3, Mrs. Wrigley, 120.
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various ovents on the programme brought forth numerous competitors, and every race proved auto be left in the Godowns, where they will be interesting one. Needless to say the officials examined on the 11th inst, bt. 9.30 AM.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are
were kept busy, and the energetic manner in inat, or they will not be recognized
All Claims must reach us before the 15th which they carried out their duties was largely reponsible for the successful wind up of the Reason. Mr. Mee Cheung, the well-known photo. grapher, was present, and doubtless will have some excellent views for sale within a few days. The officials were-Commodore Dr. F. Hon Treasurer, Clark; Vice-Commodoro, Mr. G. Wood; Hon. Secretary. Mr.
Mr. R Hon. Asst Secretary, Mr. James "Spitilos
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Members, Milroy and J. M. Irving; Judges: Messra G. THE Steamship
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"ISCHIA," Motor Boat Handicappers: Messrs J. Burn, J. Goods are being landed at their risk into the I. Coombe J. M.-Irving and V. Goulbourn of cargo by her are hereby informed that their startera, Messre E. F. Gilson, James Urais, the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and GodownN Haxton, C. Bonil, and Jaa. H. Taggart; haardons and/or extra hazardous Godowns of Irving and G. England; Stewards; Messrs be oltalued, Perishable Goods to be taken de- and W. Withers: Time Keopors; Mosure J. M. Company, Ltd., Kowloon, whence delivery may... James Spirties, A. D. Geo, A. E. Feslier, C. J. livery of Cooke, E. P. Phillips, and E, Orchard,
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All Claims must be sent to the Office of the undersigned before Noon on the 17th inst, or they will not be recognised.
All Claims must be presented within ten days they cannot be reosguised, of the steamer's arrival hero, after which date
No Claims will be admitted, after the Goods
Course-Starting off Club House from E, to W. around Mark Boat moored off Police Pier (Starboard), Cust Rock (Starboard) Merers E-have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining Baoy (Starboard) across Starting line E. to W. betweou Flagstaff and Mark-boat. Round.
undelivered after the 13th-inst, will be subject to rent..
Twice
1, White Rose, sailed by Mr. Gow. Time of
Anish-12h. 36m.
WARREN MEMORIAL CUP, open to Gael
only. Same course as previous race. 1, Dorothy sailed by Mr.Witchell. Time-
12h, 35m, 14s.
CAM CUP: 1, Dorothy, Mr. Witshell. Tim -11L. 508
MOTOR BOAT DICE. Open to visitors ar hon bost-owning members;
1 Singa, Mr. Withers: 2, Hermes, Mr.
Marahali.
soiled by Mrs. Mackey; 2, Daisy, sailed by Miss, Witzky
LADI HANDCAP CLASS co: 1, Corinne
Ross, sailed by Mira, Piurpoat; 2, DAWx, sailed LADIES' HEYWARD Have' race; 1, White by bira, Boanas,
Miss Nan Rodger; 2 Asthore, sail by Miss LADIES GARL CLASS: 1, Dorothy sailed by Dorothy Rodger.
·
LADIES MOTOR BOAT RACKS, Britannia, silad by Mrs. Thornhül; 2, Herner sailed by Mrs. Lea
HANDICAP CLASS Racz: 1, Daisy, sailed by Mr. Rozeinas,
At the conclusion of the sporta Mrs. Clark, wife of the Commodore, præmented the prizes.
Mr. GG. Wood, Vice-Comedore, then thanked Mrs. Clark on behalf of members for presenting the prizes, as she had done in previ. the speaker was sure that she had the Club's ous years. She was going home shortly, and best wishes for & exfe journey, a happy time at home and a speedy return so that she might be present at the Corinthians' opening cruise, and again present the prizes at the closing oralso. He thanked her very ma h for hor attendance, and on behalf of the committee prazanted bor with a handsome pair of vases and a rose bowl as a mark of appreciation of her servious to the Clab.-(Applause).
be left in the podonna, where they will be All broken, chafed, and damaged goods must examined on the 14th instant, at 9.30 A.M. No Fire Insurance has been effected.
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13th
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Will be subject
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All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the Gedowns, where they will be ex-
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Mr. Clark, in accepting the gifts, said she understood that giving prizes away was always a dull affair croept to the people who won them She appreciated all the kind things that bad been said about her, and imagined they had been inve left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining No Claims will be admitted after the Goods said because the Club had such a good com-undelivered after the 14th inst. will be subject modere, whereas she was only the commodures to Claims against the Steamer must be pre It was really too good to present her with such sented to the Undersigned on or before the
All handsome prizes for which she had done no 7th prez, or they will not be recognized. thing except that which was a pleasure to her to All broken, chofed, and damaged Goods are do. She always felt it an honour to attend at to be left in the Godowns, where they will be
examined on the 12th inet, at 3 P..
No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bils of Lading will be countersigned by
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the Club and give away what did not belong to
her,
The proceedings ended with cheers for the Commodores, the Commodore and the Ladies,
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