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THE HONGONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19TH,

When you're thinking things ain't what they was:

-What a rotten time everyone has,

All the work that one loathes

-No money-No clothes,·

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TENDER AND SÖNG · "FRET

LOCAL BASEBALL.

FILIPINO STARS THRASH ALL HONGKONG.

Bright weather favoured the Anal match of the All Filipino baseball stars at Happy Valley. yesterday when, for the third time they inflicted a signat defeat of the locals, the All Hongkong aggregation, by fourteen runs to ano.

As anticipated, the match was the best in the serica and was very interesting at every stage. Owing to gathering dark ness, the game. was curtailed to one of six innings instead of nine.

Features of the match wore a clean home run hit by Regis between left and centre field in the second inning, and another by Montalto, which resulted from a hit and error" at centro Gold. Ransom played a brilliant game at centre field and gathered five fies. Gosano, in scoring the only run for Hongkong, bad several narrow escapes right up to the plate. The surprise came in the last inning when the stars collected a total of nine runa-

Teams and score "by inning were as ander:

STARS. Hugo

Al. Platon Casimiro

Montalbo

ALL. HONGKONG, 2b. 8. Hachiums

Alves

2.8.

1.1.

Ransom

c.l.

Kusaco

Regis

1b.

Hices

Rivera

T.I.

Bowkar

C. Platon

C.

Zafra

3b.

Gosano

p.

Cockey

Bernales Birtulfo

Stars Hongkong

1 2 3 4 5 6

0 3 0 1 1

9-14

0 1.0 0 0 0-1 Runa-Stars: Regis. Rivera, O. Platon, Bernales, Montalbo (2), Birtalfö, Hugo, M. Platon, Casimiro (1). Hong Kong: GosanO. «

Hits:-Stars, 13; Hongkong, € Errors:Hongkong, ; Stars, 2. Strike out:-Cockey, 2; Birtulfo, 6. Base on balls:-Cockey, 9; Birtulfo, 3.

LAWN TENNIS.

The Hongkong Doubles Tournament has come to an interesting stage and, given favourable weather, it should be completed by the end of next week.

The following are the positions of the Burviving pairs:-

(1) R. Hancock and R. E. Greensaith

(owe 4.8)

(2) A. Brearley and J. A. Summers (scr.) . A. W. Hayward and J. D. Humphreys (rec. 3.8).

(3) W. A. Nowers and L. S. Llofd (rec. 1.6) **. the winners of L. Forster And A Redmond (owe 13.3) F. Syme Thompson and B.. K. Valentine (rec, 13), (4) G. K. Sewell and E. Grimble (owe 3.6) Et Co-Edmeades and Capt. Howard (owe 1.e). No. meet the wingers of No. 2; and the respective winners of No. 3 and No. 4 meet in the semi-final round.

R. Hancock and B. E. Greensmith have entered the semi-final, and, are expected to reach the final in the top half.

The remaining matches in the bottom ball should be productive of some fine tussels, and in view of the handicapping it is extremely difficult to forecast now which pair will be successful, in getting into the final.

The No. 4 match will be played to-day,

WATER-POLO.

NO MORE MATCHES THIS WEEK.

The league match between East Surreys and Kowloon British School “A, LIT ranged for yesterday, did not take place on account of the fermer's failure to raise

a team

The two matches for Friday will also not be played, in order to give the V.R.C. authorities more time to prepare the Camber for the First Night Fete on Saturday,

CLIFF-CLIMB THRILLS.

LIGHTNING'S AID IN RECOVERING BODY.

CONSTABLES" TASK.

OVERSEAS NEWS BY

MAIL.

Convicts of Parkhurst Prison, Jala of Wight, were recently at haymaking.

The price of the Paris daily newspapers has been increased from 20 to 25 contimes.

Subways at Blackfriars are now linked up with the. Underground Station, and the new station will be ready in Septem- ber.

During a recent thunderstorm at Fin- ningley, acar Doncaster, seven sheltoring under a tree, were killed by lightning.

The Corporation of London have now spent £343,384 on their housing schemes at Ilford, Hercules Road, Lambeth," and Old Kent Road"

Dame Nellie Melba has sent to Queen.

Mary's Hospital Stratford, a cheque for 250 guineas, the result of her recant broadcast appeal.

Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Walter Gibbons has been slected chairman of the council for the Royal Botanic Society of London in succession to the late Sir William Dunn.

The boys and girls of the London Foundling Hospital have left their Bloomsbury home and proceeded to their camp near Pangbourne, whore they will stay till their Redhill building is ready.

A handsome seat, the gift of Mr. Fish, has been placed on the sixth form cricket ground of Harrow School in memory of the late Archdesson Fish, of Bath, who was at the school from 1875-1880.

In addition to the masque which was opened at Southfields, it is understood that work on the great London Mosque will start shortly. A third mosque is 10 be erected in the neighbourhood of Dulwich,

Lord Crew, the British Ambassador in Paris, will present to the Société des Amis-de-Vincennes an enamelled-plaque recalling the fact that Henry the Fifth of England died in the keep of the Chateau of Vincennes in 1499.

Over 600 blind people and their guides took part in the annual outing given by the Braille and Servers of the Blind League to the members of their Blind Clubs in London. Nine Southend organ isations, entertained the party.

The Burntisland Shipbuilding Company, Limited, have secured a contract for s special type cargo steamer for Australian owners. The propelling machinery will be supplied by Messra, David Rowan and Co., Limited, Glasgow,

The Blessing of the Fisheries, part of the national festival which is being held at St. Peter's or the Fisherman's Church, took place at Folkestone. The Bishop of Dover, having blessed the sea from = Ashing boat, gave an address in the bish

market.

At the annual meeting of Fellows oi the Royal College of Surgeons, the pre- sident," Sir John Bland-Sutton, being in the chair, the following were elected members of the council:-Mr. E. W. H. Groves, Mr. G. G. Turner, Mr. V. W. Low, and Mr. V. Bonney.

The R.A.C. is issuing to all purchaseca of new cars or motorcycles. map of England and Wales and Southern Scot: land showing the main roads marked with the Ministry of Transport road numbers, and also giving "intermediate milenges between well-known places

Several thousands of working-class athletes from a number of countries took part in a sort of workers' Olympic Games in Vienna. The political motive for the meeting is frankly admitted. It is argued that the workers must have trained and disciplined forces behind them as a reply to the Bascist organisations in many

countries."

The Unopposed Bille Committee of the House of Lords (Lord Donoughmore pre siding) passed for a third reading the Bill promoted by the Great Western Railway seeking powers mainly in respect to the construction of facilitating portions railway and siding accommodation, mostly

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6. Kind of silk.

10

Yasael.

11.

Assistance.

12 Head. (French)..

142

14. Wasted by disease.

17. Extresence of the oak. 18. Round.

20. Abounding with reeds. 02. Blood.

23. Fillet. (Heraldry).

24 Fruit.

26. Part of cowboy's equip.

ment.

28. Articles

29. Barm.

31 Drive back.

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39. Dismal.

40. As far as..

41. Lower part of plant.. 43. Naked.

43. Sudden outburst of light. 48. Gun.

40.

Kind of earth.

50. Tracts of land surrounded

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Dows.

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s. Unrefined mineral.

3. Proposition.

4. Proceed into.

B. Kind of tree.

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B. Muscle twitch.

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Slow movements.. (Music).

13. Disease of rye grass.

15. Soft fat of the human body.

16.

Satire.

17.

Notions...

19.

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Hard substance in body.

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27. Hinder from growth.

30. Brings forward.

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33. Malay sailing canoe.

34. Narrow strips of wood.

35. Kind of sword.

36. Sods.

37. Anoint with oil.

39. Trosperous.

42 Kind of willow.

44.

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15. Charge for conveyance of

people.

47. Comfort.

by water..

51.

Consumes.

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Measure for liquids.

The Solution will be given in the Daily Press on Saturday.

SCENE AT DONKEY" DERBY.”

INSPECTOR'S ALLEGATION OF

"CRUELTY.

سعید مجد

A dramatic interruption, followed by. scene of confusion, occurred at the finish of the Donkey Derby," in which twenty of the foremost jockeya rode for a silver challenge cup at the Roman Catholic Fête at Pinner on July 3rd.

The race was won at a great peace by C. Smirke on Moti Mahal, a lively little f donkey from Bayswater. As Smirke passed the winning-post he was stopped by Inspector Beesley, of the National Equine Defence League, and accused of stabbing his mount with a safety-pin during the race.

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As the inspector ran out from the side- of the course he was surrounded by na sorry to have to take action at a fête in angry crowd, and for some minutes aid of charity," he said, "but it was my nothing could be heard but accusations clear duty. I shall make a report to the and denials being exchanged in oxcited Secretary of my Society, and he will voices. When a sergeant of police ar- decide whether or not any action will be rived, however, the inspector repeated his taken." accusation.

He declared that when be challenged Smirke the palm of the latter's hand was covered with blood. A safety pin alleged to have been used by Smirke was pro- duced by the inspector, and two other inspectors, one of the National Equine Defence League and "one of the blood on the donkey during the race. R.S.P.C.A., stated that they had seen

The two great events at the fête, the Donkey Derby" and the Donkey Oaks," brought hundreds of enthusiasts from Alexandra Park, where most of the jockeys had been racing during the after- noon, and from all parts of London.

There was great enthusiasm when G. Archibald, winner of the Italian, Ger- man, Belgian, and Irish" Derbys," struggled into third

his little grey

in South Wales; and in other parts of the No trace of blood or of a pin-pick "Cream of the ge in the "Oaks."

Great Western systems,

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could be found on the donkey when it mount, given him considerable trouble The Automobile Association has pre- was examined afterwards, and it was on the course, and twice almost succeed- pared a special map giving up-to-date, announced that any objection was over-ed in throwing him. Weston, who was information concerning new rondi now ruled and that Smirke was the winner the first to, pass the post, was disqualifi- open around London, new roads under of the race.

ed for dismounting and pushing his construction, proposed new roads, also Smirke intimated that he had t.com donkey for the last ten yards. He ex- reconstructed roads and existing roads plete answer to the allegation brought perienced an unforeseen dificulty, for his being reconstructed. It can be obtained against him, which he would make when donkey, in common with the others, was on application to the Secretary, the called on to do so. Ho declared that the unwilling to move unless it could follow.". Wet through, with their tunica torn, Automobile Association, Fanum House, incident arose out of a misapprehension. a leader. It was, fioully adjudged that and covered with mud, Police Constables New Coventry Street, London, W. Inspector Beesley told a representative B. Lynch was the winner of the race. Lelliott and Forman returned to Hastings

Denny" Morgan, a twelve-year-old in the early morning after spending the

Three-quarters of a million oranges of the Morning Past afterwards that he night, in a raging thunderstorm, on the were sold at the Liverpool Fruit Ex had been sent from London to see that jockey, who rode in both races, is a cliffs at Fairlight Glen, three miles away i change one day early in the month at the donkeys were well treated. "I was nephew of Father John Caulfield, or

'(Continued on next sålumin.). ganiser of the fête. Late the previous night it was reported the rate of 12 & penny, and, although to them that a man bad disappeared over wastage due to bad fruit was 60 per cent. the edge of the cliffs. The constables in. cach lot, the buyer still had six good. went with ropes and grappling irons to cranges for a penny. In addition 8,000 the spot Flashes of Lightning revealed cases of oranges are lying unclaimed at to them the form of a man lying more the docks owing to the low prices ruling, than 200ft, down the cliff.

and three steamers carrying" another

They scrambled down the face of the 40,000 cases are due in Liverpool during cliff for some distance, and P.C. Lelliott the week. A phenomenal glut of oranges was then lowered 40ft. by the rope and from Spain is given as one reason for the reached the body. It was bauled up and low prices.

had nearly been brought to the top when

the rope snapped and the body again fell

to the bottom.

Other attempts to raise it were unsucTWO OLD-FASHIONED THINGS. cessful and it was then moved to a more

accessible position.

Boulders Crash Down,” “

BABIES AND CASTOR OIL

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This task was highly dangerous, as not only is the beach covered with slippery Sir John Boadbent, Bt., presented the rocks but the rain had also loosened prizes, at the annual prize distribution enormous boulders which crashed to the to probationer zuries of the St. Mary- bottom within a few feet of the spot lebone Hospital, Ladbroke-grove. where Police Constable Lelliott was stand: speaking of new remedies he said that a ink.

distinguished physician was called to see By standing still until a fath of light baby with colic in a palatial mansion ning came and then walking a few steps of one of the nouveau-riches. After and waiting for the text Bash, the police making a careful examination he pre- men carried the body a quarter of a mile. scribed a dose of castor oil, whereupon At dawn Police Constable Lellott again the lady of the house exclaimed. But, descended and secured a rope to the doctor, that is such an old-fashioned hody, which was then brought to the top. remedy." The doctor, replied, "After It has been identified as that of Mr. Eall, madam, babies are old-fashioned Morris, of Odell-atreet, Camberwell, B.E.

things.'

(Laughter.)

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