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HONG KONG

BOXING.

SUCCESSFUL FIFTH TOURNAMENT HELD.

EWIN KNOCKED OUT BY MORRIS

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The fifth boxing tournament of the season, held by the Hong Kong Boxing Association, at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night, was highly

successful.

RAID ON NEW TERRITORIES VILLAGE.

GUARDS DRIVE BACK THE

MİROBBERS.

ONE OF THE MARAUDERS CAPTURED.

MANILA'S BUILDINGS.

NOT ABLE TO RESIST EARTHQUAKES.

NOTED SEISMOLOGIST'S RECOMMENDATIONS.

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A new technique for buildings There was a short and sharp en-in the Philippines is recommended counter, accompanied by a rapid by Dr. Maily Willis, a noted earth- exchange of gun fre, on Monday last, between three village watch. quaka expert, as a means of with men and a band of marauders in standing earthquake shocks. The bouts, with the exception of the village of Him Wan, situated

The principles of the system were thebig fight for the Middle-in an isolated part of the New explained by Dr. Willis to weight Championship of the Colony,

Territories, between Castle Peak

Menila Times representative when were of a very high standard, and and Un Long.

From the belated report, which he said that architects have this with a full and enthusiastic house, made for a most enjoyable reached Police Headquarters on given far too little attention to the Saturday, it appears that a body. evening.

The fact that a championship was of armed men, about ten in number, earthquake factor with the result at stake, had the effect of charging went to the village on a marauding that practically no buildings are

Their approach was constructed to resist the atmosphere, but unfortunately, expedition.

S serious the fight between Ewin and Morris, en by three village watchmen, was not quite up to expectations. who shouted to them to halt. The shock..

The

Nothing Mysterious, Undoubtedly, on Saturday's show-robbers at once opened fire.

Architects and builders, be con- ing, the better man won. Not at Tillage guards did the same and any time did Evin reveal a glimpse after a rapid exchange of shots, the tinued, seem to think that earth- of the form he displayed when he unwelcome visitors wers put to

quakes are mysterions and irresis won the title from Stoker Howard flight. in December last, in fact, he per-

tile forces, and the majority of them do not know how to design or construct a building that will stand up in a heavy temblor. In some cases, the argument of exeasive cost. it put up. However, the principles that govern the construction of shock proof buildings "arë” simplé and their application does not in- volve high cost. The diference in expense between an unsale struc- ture and one that will not suffer serious damage may range from. one to eight per-cent of the total cost of the building, according to class

Following up the retreating men, formed more like a novice than the watchmen succeeded in captur- champion, and his nerve appeared ing one of them, who was later to have deserted him before he handed over to the New Territories

police. entered the ring.

During the preliminaries. before the fight commerced, he was never at case, whilst Morris was coolness personified.

Ewin bad the advantage of weight and reach He turned the scale at 150 lbs., whilst Morris weighted in at 146 lbs.

The Championship Bout, Both men opened cautiously, and during the first round there was not real, blow struck. Evin made use of his reach and speed and kept his man off, whilst torris was quite content to play, for the body. An eran round.

The second round was slightly in favour of Morris, who opened with a rush and scored with left and right to the body and a heavy right to the jaw. Ewin was swinging wildly and Morris Fad little difficulty in avoiding his blows, even at close

range

The third round. BAW Ewin-not wisely change his tactics, and he opened with a fierce rush, but was very wild and Morris landed with a heavy right to the body, which put Ewin through the ropes for a count of two. This steadied Ewin, and he scored on two occasions with left

Evang maintained his reputation for gameness and, his guard was extremely good, but he was very low with his leads. Evana was poe pound the heavier, the men weigh ing in at 147 lbs, and 146 lbs. "

Ex-Featherweight Champion Appeara.

An ex-featherweight champion of the Colony appeared in the person of Stoker Britt of H.M.8. Durban, who has recently arrived from England.

He was originally matched with Major, the local boxer, but as Majer was unable to appear, he met Stcker Geld, of H.M.S. Hermes, in an eight-round contest. Britt had the advantage of weight, the men weighing in a 139 and 192 lbs., whilst told had a distinct advan tage in the way of reach.

The effect of an earthquake, Dr. Willis continued, depends largely on the kind of material under the foundation walls. A building on solid rock is perfectly safe because the vibrations are so short and rapid that they only make the building, shiver. Good compact sand and gravel in a natural for mation is fairly safe but the effect of the shock is likely to wreck This event, was of a thrilling buildings. A structure on swampy nature and it came as a great disor made land, receives the greatest appointment when Gold had to vibrations and must be strongly retire midway through, the round built to withstand a moderate with an injury to his right wrist earthquake... and Britt was awarded the fight.

Britt gave glimpses of wide ring

to the jaw, but his blows lacked experiences and caused Gold to mes is in a portion of the globe where i

sting. An even round.

The fourth round saw Ewin take

the full count. He again opened

a lot in the first round, whilst scoring with beary blows to the jaw and body. During the second round

Manila In Danger Zone, "Experience shows that Manila moderately destructive shocks are expected, Dr. Willis said. "Though there has never been an earthquake

with a wild rush, which älerris skál 1 Britt, was obviously trying for in the Philippines as severë as in

knock out, but Gold fighting di very bad minute at the end when den loréeu hum to a corner and land

fully evaded and followed up with a heavy right to the body. Ewin parately gave his older opponent a half turned to the judge un his aide

да

The third round, as far it went, was also hercely contested, with Britt enjoying a slight au- vantage

of the ring, as though appealing ed frequently with left and right that he had been struck low, but it was a perfectly legitimate blow, and to the jaw. Morris, swiftly following up his Fadvantage, landed heavily again

with the right, and Evin was out.

Thus passed another champion Morris certainly gave his best” dis- play in the focal ring and the cool manner in which he kept close but yet avoided Ewin's rushes, was verye clever. The fight was very clean and open."

Stoker Lake's Victory.

Borderer Knocks Man Out. Private Hume, of the K.O.S.B., sprang a surprise, when he knock out Able beaman Baker, H.M.8. fermes, in the second round of a x-round lightweight contest. Hume welglied in of 18 lbs. and Baker This event proved a at 144 lbs. real fight and both men gave and received heavy punishment in the first round. Hume relied on rushes,

back

india or Chile, it is quite probable California quake of 1903 which that an earthquake similiar to the

occur bere There is no means of destroyed Ban Francisco, may

telling when the next shock will

occur.

It is a common idea that build- ings should be flexible to resist shocks, but unfortunately all of us do not live in bamboo shacks. We are obliged to build rigid struc- turen. That being the case, it should be the purpose of the architect in designing the building to brace it so rigidly that it will not be pashed out of shape by its own inertia when the ground moves. To accomplish this economically, every part of the building should do ita share.

"In steel frame structures, where

and panel walls of brick or hollow tile are carried as an extra load. this principle is violated.

A very high class light was seen between Stoker Lake of H.M.S. Durban and Leading Seaman Hall of H.M.S. Titania, at lightweight over 10 rounds. It was full of whilst Baker who was the more all the work, is thrown on the steel, sparkle throughout, and the skill experienced, fought

very displayed by Lake is not frequently steadily. seen in the local ring.

Halfway through the second Lake has recently arrived in the round Hume put his man down for Colony and is a brother of the count of tight and on his rising famous Bugler Lake, of Plymouth," again put his down and out: and he appears to have usefully Leading Seaman Baker And Stoker spent quite a lot of his time. re- ceiving advice from his experienced brother.

...

In Hall, he was meeting no mean opponent, and the men both weigh ed in at 17 be Hall having 4 alight advantage in the matter of reach...

Wasthington,

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True Method.

The true method of construction has been demonstrated by a Japan ese architect named Naito, who used thin re-enforced concrete panel This was the opening event of walls as elements of a re-enforced the evening and Baker won on concrete, frame and wall type of points. It was distinctly scrappy structure. and Baker lead throughout, but buildings constructed by him came Six of this type of Whettington must bo congratulated through the Tokio earthquake with on his gameness.

out damage.

Challenge To Morris Lake easily won the Arst five rounds scoring frequently with left Immediately before the Cham- fully that Hell had the greatest Brook, Manager, introduced Harry and right and covering up so skil pionship bout took place, Mr. difficulty in ever getting in a clean Stone, ex-lightweight champion of bard blow. Throughout this period Australia, who wished to challenge Lake made full use of the ring and the winner. The challenge was ac was very clever in the way he made cepted and no doubt efforts will use of the ropes. Hall appeared now we made to get Stone in the very slow by comparison.

Hall improved during the sixth ring with Morris round and landed heavily on the body, but without much effect and this and the seventh and eighth

rounds were even.

Hall easily took the ninth during which ho caused Lake to miss fre quently, and followed up and Boored with left to the jaw, but his blows lacked weight.

The same thing can be done with a steel frame, provided the concrete and tied to it. This is being suc re-enforcement in the panels be lapped over the frame. cessfully done in the United States, using Dumite instead of poured

concrete.

For light structures such as two story buildings or residences in Stone has an extremely useful recommend the use of wood frame Manila and other cities, I would record and if the fight does mature, buildings, in combination with it will provide an interesting event wire, adobe or tamped earth. The orocar enthusiasts. It is also wood frame would be made of 4x4 who is now on H.M.S. Caradoc, is joined with mortise and tenons at understood that Stoker Howard, timbers in most cases and, securely desirous of meeting Morris on the corners. The wire used is a winner, take all basis.

The Middleweight Championship,

citement.

The tenth round was fiercely con-is certainly causing a deal of ex- tested and Lake produced his best and easily won this. He was award-

Novices Compétition.

ed the fight on points and the deci-j It was announced from the ring sion was a very popular one...

heavy galvanized, fence wire which

is laced diagonally in both direc tions on both sides of the frame, the strands being four inches Apart and securely stapled to every joist. This is best done while the frame

It may

on Saturday that a Royal Navy and is lying on the ground.

into position and

walls, they may be filed solidly of a cargo. To complete the

the wires and held in place by tem

damp carth tamped in between:

norary hoards until the earth drica. The inside may then be finished with plaster and the outside with stucco, with any art detail that is desired.

An idea of Lake's speed can be Boyal Marines Novices Competi. then be raised obtained from the jocular remark tion will be held at the Royal Naval joined with the other sections of of a spectator.during the fight, who Canteen Theatre on February 20th the house, which would then be a suggested that each round should be and 28th. The object is to save so shown on a slow motion camera, in opportunity toscboxers who have order that the audience could get been unable to appear at the tourn an idea of what was happening.

ments arranged by the Hong Kong Stoker Reynolds Wins Again. Boxing Association. Stoker Reynolds of HM Sub- marines: me Stoker Evans of groups, as follows:

·H.M.S. Hermer in a six rounds

(a) a man who has not boxed in contest at welterweight. Reynoldı

aring before. obtained the verdict after leading

(b) A man who has boxed but not throughout on points. He was won a competition.

There will be one fight, other than much the cleverer boxer and won every round fairly comfortably with Novices, on each night.

The men' will be divided into two

the exception of the fourth, in This competition should provide

in which both men gave and re-extremely good sport, in addition ceived a lot of punishment,

(Continued an meri Galima).

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“The best mol available for this type of building is one of tiles Corrugated iron, or straw thatch

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