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HONGKONG RACING
CARNIVAL.
TRAINING NOTES..
Within a week of Hongkong's racing carnival, much interest is being aroused by the frequency of fast times over various
tances by numerous ponies, and the Biogrows made by several bespeaks staunch By culative adlrence by local racing en tourists. The weather has interfored but little with the training preparation: Decessary to get the ponies fit and well, and, in some instances, faster than others, with the result that racing generally pro migos to show yo at improvement comparci with preceding ixtures,
Th ruce-books are now on sale, and the contents reveal the existence of stables with 104 poutes in netive train- ing, and their general excellenc, will undoubtedly < justere some stubbornly- contated events, Chief interest centres ing the Derby, the most popular selection being Winsome Dablia (from Sir Paul Cantor's stable). Tu excellent condition, much credit is due the veteran trainer. Currean for the continued improvement show by this pony, and he should be hard to beat. The Ewo nomination should prove to be Sandy, a chestnut pony of which much is expected.
Rumour de.
poneth that, he cost Tla. 2,000, and if that is so something must have been known of his quality to have justified his pur -chas. A somewhat slow beginner, he requires a walute rider, but when once sét he gets over the ground in approved style. With Mr. John Johnstone, in the readdle Sindy will lack nothing in jockey.
ship, and a repetition of the strueries tween Jack Enrk and the Ex horseman may he expected to be featur of the finish for the blue ribad at the Vailey of Tuesday week. Of the other ponies showing improvement to justify consideration for the principal event, Daylight and Adventure are both gal lopers of the first rank, but a mile may prove the limit of their
stay- ing power, and at the pinch when the
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CRICKET
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH, 1916,
KOWLOON "Å ” e, HONGKONG "B.”
Played at Kowloon on Saturday, the home team winning by nine runs only. Scores : ---
KOWLOON *****
F, Button, c Leigh Bennett, b Pearov 29 H. H. Wright, b. Pearce
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3
J. McGregor, o Gace, b Tayler 18 J. F. Braga, e sub., b Tayler......... 33 J. P. Robinson, o Tayler, b Symo
Thompson
..... 15
K. McLennan, c Butter, b Syme
Thompson!!!
14
J. H. Mend, a Muriel, Tayler..... 16. P. R. Wolff, b Tayler.
A. W. E. Davidson, not out,
J. W. Gödden, o Peareo, by Tayler......... ̄ ̄ ̄I
Extras
1
1
13
Total
..187.
BOWLING. ANALYSIS.
0.
B.
.10. 0.
49
W. 2
27
Pearce Syme Thompso Tayler
:10 · 0.
9.6 1 48 HONGKONGD."
T. E. Pearce, e Braga, b McLennan 59 H. E. Muriel, Goddon, b McGregor 23. Leigh Bennett, & Wolff, h Wright ... 11 Col Morgan, b McLennan
4
H. II. Tayler, stpd. Sution, b Braga 20 R. Kennedy, b McLennan
Gace, b Braga
Butter. b Brage
бал
Syme Thompson, e Wolff, b McLen-
Whitmarsh, not out
Q
1
3
2
Extras
Total
128
BOWLING ANALYS13.
0
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10.3 0
53
3
0 51
1
2
7
1
↓
0 10 4
Braga McGregor Wright
McLennan
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
CORRESPONDENCE.
HONGKONG MARINE COURT, [TO THE EDITOR OF THE RUNGFONT DAILY PRESS."]
Sin, I would draw attention to die ex-
UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE.
VOLUNTEERS 80 RE YOUR GOALS AGAINST R.S.
Though not at full strength, the Hong- kong Volunteers on Saturday administered a severe thrashing to the Royal Engineers, traordinary action of the Marine Magia scoring four goals to love It was the filtrate in this Court, as reported in your issue ting result of one of the most accomplished of the 12th inst all-round, displays that the Volunteers, or, The Chief Engineer of a vessel, was rather, clubmen have given for several charged with d'sobedience, and, upon the closing of the case for the prosecution and youre,
INTIMATIONS
LANE,
CRAWFORD & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1850),
TELEPHORN 1741)
The secre, however, undeniably without giving the defendant, an opportu SPORTS DEPARTMENT
exaggerates their superiority over the Biginity for defence, the Magistrate summarily
cers, who played their usual forceful, cleared the Court for the finding, which finished game. The home icans were irremst suspended the defendant's certificat
The defendant, whatever his offence, was ible, however. They took the fullest nd- without a solicitor, and it was only when vantage of their opportunities, and therein urged by strangers present he returned to lay the secret of their great success. It is the Court and requested a hearing that the an entirely new experience for the clever Magistrate (after again ordering him out Engineers custodian, Rodgers, to be beaten of the Court) reopened the Court and pro four times in a single match. During the geeled with the case, the defendant renting whole of the previous sonsco the R.E. hadhi pe pared defence. How much loger is four goals registered against them, and such conduct in this Court to continue ?- their defence has always had a reputation Yours, etc.. for its almost impenetrable strength.
JUSTICE
"BUMBLEDOM.”
he
up the sum due. This, however, was re- fused on the ground that nothing above 32 in small money was legal tender. The boy
strupsk over the last quarter of the Derby KOWLOON "B" DEFEAT CLUB "A" more than that be secured all the Club's proved adamant, and, as a result, the little
course commences they may be found wanting, though either pouy may strug- gle into a place. Both ponies, however, should pick up race during the meet ing, and neither will duck capable riders. Of the old ponies it way be mentioned that the primo favourites, Perfection Dabilia, Australian Chief, Sandiway (late Suffolk) Triumphant Dahlia, Baroda Chief Maybey, Lorenzo, Antony, Freddie, and that in and out performer Romulus (Roman Chief), are, these chiefly noted for their excellent. condition.
the Challenge Cup on the second day Perfection Dahlia and Sandiway will doubtless oppose each other, and the race should prove a match between the two, when the first-name should win, bat it will not be without a ding-dong finish, Australian Chief greatly pleases admirers by the way he negotiates every succeeding gallon, and some even go so far as predict Championship laurels bring with in his compass. With a continuance of his present form and a like quality in the other ponies of this class a titanic strug- gle on the third day may by expected.
the present
Dahlia stable holds pride of favouritism, the Chief stable next in favour, followed by the
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to
pontingent. The remainder of the ponies ́named above are each certain to pick up a race of two, ani" during the week in addition a pony come again that may
ig Pence. A few more gallops may straighten him out a bit, and at the sound of the bell he may have fully recovered to be fit and well enough to win a race
Griffins Amongat the Subscription
Social Schemer, Crosby. Black. Spear. bird Dahlia, Black Diamond Dahlia, Ruby Dahlia, Durham Chief, King Charles, and Garlands are all in fine fettle, and will doubtless catch the judge's eye.
Several Northern jockeys, including Messrs. Burkill, Johnstone, Vida, and Stewart, arrived yesterday, and the train- ing gallops daring the work should be invested with much greater interest and be productive of even better times than already recorded.
On Saturday morning several interesting gallops took place in the presence of & large crowd of enthusiasts.
Appended are a few of the times taken:—
OLD FONIES.
Aszor (Bit Derok)---Adamus. 11, 9, 31, 1.06, 1,89, 2.15.8, 2.47,8; last † 80.
BLUELIGHT (Anzac)-1 uile, o, 55.2, · 1.12.4, 148.4, 2.18; last 31.1.
39.
LORENZO-2 mile, 1, 40, 1.19.2, 1.50.2; luak E
BARODA Chur--1 mile, o, 87, 1.12, 1.46, 2.17.4; Just † 81.4.
Marie-2 mile, 83, 1.00.4, 1.40.4; last. † 84. TRIUMPHANT DAELA-1 miles 35.2, 1.12, 1,48, 2.16; Just † 80.
TEX DUKE DAILIJ†, 2, 98, 1.06, 1.44, 2.194, 2.52; last 182.1.
Prace-1 mile, 0, 92, 1:07, 1:40.9,′′-2-18,2, last 3 82.4.
SAXDIWAX (Suffolk)-Floyd, 1 mile, i, 30,2, 1.18, 1.43.9, 2.15.0; last † 32.
GLETNA QUEAN—1 mile, í, $1,, 1.21.2, 1,572, 2.29; laat 31.8.
The Nipret-1 mile, i, 41.2, 1.21, 1,56, 2.20.2; ist 80.2.
DERBY GRIFFINS,
Binewoo-1 sunile, 6, 83, 1.07.4, 1,418, 2.16; last 83.2..
MOONLIGHT-1, last 13, c, 98, 1.16, 1.28; 2.81,
3,084, 0.88; last 81.1.
DAYLIGRU-11, 0, 40, 1.16, 1.40, 2.28, 2.64.2; Jast 81.9.
Pixowu Camp--11, 0, 34, 1.08, 1.424 2.15.2, 2.47.2; last 1 32.
ADVENTURE-Seth, 1 tile, o, 86, 1.12, 1,48, 2.10; last 1.
Bochsonam Dautta−1 mile, o, 34, 1.08, 1.42, 3.15.1; Inst 98.4.
GIANT DABLJA4-1 mile, o, 85,2, 1.11, 1.45, 216; Just
SANDI-1, mile, 1, 68, 1.17.2, 1.51.1, 7.24; last 132.4
SPEAR--Knoll, 1, 0, 40, 1.17, 1.58, 2.28.1, $.09.2, 8.54.1;. Just 4.80.4, 2.
BUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS,
WHITE BAULE-Seth, †, luat †, o. 85, 1.07.2; last 82.2.
ELECTRICLIGHT, 0, 37, 1.12.3, 1.48.2, 2.28.2, 2.57; lost 1.83.8.-
Cross-14, 0, 38, 1.18, 154.2, 2.81.2, 3.07.2, 3.42, 4.14.2; las-1 $2.3.
„Garganos-1 mile, o, 85, 1.09, 1.40; last 1 02. BLACKDIAVOND DARLIA-4 mie, 0, 84, 109, 1.40.4; last 81.9.
CUTTY, SARK--Knoll, 24, o, 40, 1.16.2 1.68.2, 2,29.2, 8.01, 3.37,4; last ↑ 83.4.
STARBOARDS.IGHT) mile, o, 32, 1.04; last 82, MANDOLIM-1 mile, o, B9, 1.11, 1.48.8, 9.18; Just34.2.
NIMROD.
On the Club Ground on Saturday the Kowloon "B" team defeated the Club' "A" XI. somewhat comfortably after a most interesting display.
While the Hongkong team were fielding. most regrettable accident occurred, 28 the result of which Messrs. H. R, B. Hancock und C. A. Hooper re- ceived considerable injuries. Both players ran to catch the ball, and came into violent collision. Mr. Hancock was badly cut above the eye, and his forehead was aleu injured; while Mr. Hooper had several teeth knocked out, his face also being ent. Both players had to return to their homes for surgical attention,
The scores were as follow:-
HONGKONG "A
E. J. R. Mitchell, e and b Rapley 18 A B. Raworth, b.w., b. Rapley 6 R. A. Brand, e Farmer, b Rapley... 28 R. N. Anderson, e Raples, 5 Mac-
kenzie
S. R. Waller, c and b Wensër M. M. Mane, mut out
D. E. Donnelly, not out
Extras,
39
3
20
127
...Total (for 5 wickets) P. Jacks, N J. Austin, R, Hancork and 10. A. Hooper did not bat.
Innings declared closed.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Rapley
Overy,
Weaser
Mackenzie
0. M. R. 10 0
37 3
û 0 30
0
£
28
1
2
1 3
1
26
KOWLOON","
J. Stalker, run out
A. D. Brawn, a Anderson,"b Brand 3 A. R. F. Raven, o cub. b Donnelly 16 E. W. T. Elson, b Brand.....
0
S. J. Mackenzie, 1.b.w., b Austin 34 A. Hapley, b Austin
W. L. Wenser, not out
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IVORY. BONZOLINE AND CRYSTALATE
BILLIARD BALLS
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TABLE
BRUSHES.
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Some of the Volunteers played their best game of the season. Rodger, who has shown remarkable promise and is improving zap'd- fly into a first-class custodion, was in brilli [TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HONGKONG
ant form. Everything he did was stamped
DAILY PRESE.") P with the hall mark of efficiency and finish. No corner was too tight for him, and his
SIR-The other day a European boy conposure and clear-sightedness were the went to Victoria Gaol for
the pur admiration of all, Railton, too, has never
mnt which had played so successfully, his dash, speed, and pose of paying for a powerful kicking rendering Black's absence been ordered by his people, Owing almost, inconspicuous. The intermediate to the fact that had previously trio were beyond reproach, Fiveash espe-changed some money, the boy was obliged cially taking the eye. The latter must have to tender $2.10 in subsidiary coins to make to glance back a long way to find a parallel to his game on Saturday. McNicol in a fing natural footballer, and did some smart things. He should be induced to appear re-pleaded that he only possessed the amount gularly. Of Walker one need say nothing due for the mat, but the Government official quartette--a sufficient testimony to his fine fellow had to tramp home again, à distance opportunism.
of two miles, in the wet without recom. The Volunteers commenced operations plishing his object. Regard for regulations very much in earnest, and Coxon, Scott, is all very well in its way, but this incident and Rogers were quickly occupied in stav-appears to me to show an excess of zeal BEST WEST OF ENGLAND BILLIARD CLOTH, ing off their persistent thrusts goalward. without reflecting any great credit upon. Both wings were combining gracefully and the particular official who practised his BILLIARD TABLES RECOVERED BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN,
Bumbledon on a little boy.Yours, etc., effectively. Robinson and Walker come perilously near reaching the mark, and the latter aroused enthusiasm by smashing a fast drive against the top of the cross-bar. It was a brilliant effor, deserving of success. Hortop attracted attention to the other end, where a beautiful shot from that forward was gathered cleverly by Rodger and kicked away, to be returned again, after a spell in front of the R..'s charge to Hortop, whose shot sailed just over the cross-bar. Then McNicol ran through on the right, and centred with splendid judgment to Walker, who beat the backs and shot away from Rogers into the corner of the goal.
The second period had been but a few minutes did when McTavish hit the side of the pass with a rapid ground-shot Rogers had not recovered from this shock before Walker, had caught the rebound and added the Lecond goal. Later, Vivcash judiciously placed into the danger zone Walker reached it with his head, and so surprised the Engineers keeper that he failed properly to gather the ball, which dropped into the back of the net, Robinson esme careering along and there was every appearance of fourth goal when he was blocked by Scott All the while the R.E. had been playing gallant y against a mant- festly superior team; but their opponents on their day," and it is quite safe
werd
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clamation by 1.E. the Governor relating to trading with the enemy and the granting of Licences. The proclamation states that, in Pursuanes of the powers reserved in a pro vinus trading with the enemy proclamation licence is granted to the following to pay fees for obtaining the grant or renewal of Patents, or for obtaining the registration or renewal of registration of designs of trade marks in an enemy country:
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any person or persons residing, carry ing on business or being in the Colony of Hongkong; and (.)-On behalf of any person or persons residing, carrying on business or being in any part of His Majesty's Domi nious outside the Colony of Hong- kong who have been authorised to make such payments by the Govern ment of that part of His Majesty's Dominions
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to say that no combination in the Colony would have escaped defens by the Volunteers on their form this day. An exciting scramble on the home team's goal line succeeded a fine shot by one of the Engineers that struck the horizontal. Stalker fre quently got the botter of numerous tussles or for obtaining the registration 43
with Scott, and from one of the winger's centres Walker found it a very simple task It was a to register the fourth point. magnificent game, with the fortunes of the day with the Volunteers,
14
W. R. Farmer, o Man, b Austin · 5 J. Brotherton, not out
Extras
Total (for 7 wickets).....
15
.180
H. Overy and S. O. Else did not bat.
Anderson Brand
Donnelly Austin
DOWLING ANALYSIS,
0. M. B. W.
7.3 0 40
0
7 0 48
2
&
0 40
E
9
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3
CIVIL SERVICE ». UNIVERSITY.
Sergeant Bowles, 4th K.S.L.I., was a very efficient referee,
R.G.A. AND SHROPSHIRER ÁHARE SPOILS. ·· By scoring an equaliser in the last few seconds on Saturday the Shropshires managed to secure one of the points at stake in their game with the R.G.A. on the Naval ground. The Artillerymen gut their point early on, through a fine effort: by Draper, but they had many auxious moments afterwards, the game fluctuating They were unfortunate, however, to be robbed of a victory, a mis take on the part of their custodian giving their opponents their goal Mr F, W Wright had control of the teamma
Played at Happy Valley on Saturday, considerably. with the following result:-
DIVIL SERVICE. BO Hutchison, 1.b.w. Anderson ... 63 R. Ponsonby, a Ho Wing Kin
R. C. Witchell, b Marley R. G. Southerton, not out
E. W. Hamilton, not out
Extras
54
43
7
17
Total (for 3 wickets)...103 P. T. Lauble, R. E. O. Bird, E. W. Dawson, W, Hill, C. Sara, and R. W. Bearn, did not bat,
Bowling Analysis,
M
F.
Brayshay
A
1
31
0
Ho Ying Xin ........ 19. G. E. Marley 12 Ng Sza Kwong...... Anderson
2
53
1
* 45
1
3 40 26
1 22
UNIVERSITY. Professor Wright, c Hutchison, b.
Witchell
1
2
Ho Wing Kin, o Hutchison, b
Bird
A. de Souza, b Bird
G. E. Marley, b Hamilton
1 杂
K Brayshay, e Hamilton, b Bird... 4
Wei Wing Lok, Bearne, b Hamil
ton
21
A. II. Rumjabn. e Hill, b Bird ...... Ng Sze Kwong, e Witchell, b Bird... 3
C. E. Anderson, not out
R, Anderson b Hamilton Wei Wing Hon, not out
HONGKONG LEAGUE-DIVISION II;
·BSTE COMPANY'S TENTH SUCCESSIVE WIN. The 68th Company practically assured themselves, of the Championship of the League by defeating the Confucians an Saturday. The Artillerymen found it by no means easy task to account for the Chinese, notwithstanding the fact that the Intter were two short. The soldiers had mare than three parts of the exchanges, but the Chinese packed their goal with much success, The soldiers scored first. through the inside-left, Dow, out the Con fuscians equalised smartly. Corbin rushed the ball past the opposing custodian t give the victors the lead, and the third came from a miserable scramble before the end. ** DIOCESAN ECHOOL AGAIN, GO DOWN:
In contrast to the record of the 88th Com- pany, the Diocesan School have yet to obtain a single point in the League, and on Saturday St. Joseph's administered thair eighth successive defeat by three goals to nel. The goals were scored by Omar, E. Hyndman, and Goldsborough.
UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE.
TABLE TO DATE.
Grals.
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FEBRUARY, 1916.
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Wook days si 7.30 am, and 2 pm. Sunđayu sí 7.80 a.m. and 3 p.m., | EXCURSION TO MACAO. SUNDAY, 20TH FEBRUARY, 1916,
The Company's Now Steamship
"TAISHAN
#
Will depart from the Company's WING Gox BreakT WHARF 9 am, and return trom Msono st3 p..
N.B The Company will also run a Stoamor from Macso on Sunday at 7.30 s., And from Hongkong at I p.m., from the Company's Wing Lok Street Wharf,
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3
Extras
10
Total (for 9 wickets). 69 Bowling Analysis,
R.G.A
2
0.
0.
R.
Wi
33
H. K. Volunteers - b Shrops, L.l.
Witchell.....7-
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