CRICKET.
GOLF.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1927.
VOLUNTEERS OVERWHELM JUNIOR SECTION CHAMPION-
UNITED SERVICES. ·
In the match yesterday between the Volunteers and the United Ser vices, the former was in surprising manner by an innings and $1 runs Bowker and Vallack (Volunteers) shared the bowling honours and were mainly responsible for the collapse of their opponents in both innings. Vallack took a wickets for 18 runs in the second innings of the United Services and Bowker 8 for 10 runs in the first,
Scares:
11
"
UNITED SERVICE-LET INNINGS. Rev. Vean, e Sayer, b Bowker 5 Hunt, b Bowker ... .Lt.-Comdr. Shaw, b Vallack 0 Capt. Morris, b Bowker... 13 Capt. Dobbie, not out
13
8
ง
Capt. Perfect, rua. out Walters, b Bowker ........ Mid.. Atkinson, b Bowker.... Lt. Tregear, o Owen Hughes,
Valinek...
Lt.-Comdr. Beatty, e Fincher,
b Vallack
Total
DT
Bowling Analysis.
O
H.
R.
W.
Bowker Vallack
E
16
+5
@ 0 30 1
VOLUNTEERS.
J. C. Lyal, e Venn, b Beatty" 60
A. W. Hamsay, bs Beatty
44 0
J. E. Hinton, b Beatty.. E. J. R. Mitchell, not out... 38 H. Owen Hughes, e Dobbie,
b Watters
Sayer, b Thorpe ...........
Extras
*..... 15
Total (for 5 wkts.).......175 E. C. Fincher, F... E.. LA rence. AC. I. Bowker, Wood- ing and G. G. Vallack did not.
bat...
Dobbie
Bowling Analysis.
Beatty
Perfect
Morris
Thorpe
Shaw
Watters.............
0. *
1.
9 ་2 IS
A
11 0 57
3
4 035
*
3 0
50
0
4 1
14
4 0
18
J
19
UNITED SERVICES~2ND INNINGS.
Capt. Thorpe, c Ramsay, b
Vallack
Hunt, e Owen Hughes, b
Vallsek
Rev. Vean, Sayer, b
Vallack
Capt. Morris, C Owen
Hughes, b Vallack
Capt. Dobbie, & Vallack......
Capt. Perfect, b Lysl ........ Lt. Comdr. Shaw, 1.b.w.
Vallack
18
Lt. Tregear, a and b Vallack o
Lt.-Comdr. Beatty, a Bowker,
b Vallack
Mid. Atkinson, b Vallack...
Walters, not out
Extras
Total
Bowker
Vallack
∙LFal
.........78
Bowling Analysis.
SHIP.
The draw for the Junior Section Championship of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club has been made, and the players for the first round are as under:
C. A. Goldenburg e. D. Lyan. 7. W. Carr v. J. M. McBride. F. E. Booker.. R. C. Wallace. A. E. Clarke v. W. Mckay. P. Morrision. O. A. Grimes J. Laing v. 8. H. Garrod. F. H. Glover v. G. McLeod. J. McCubbin e. W. Pryde.
The condition of the competition are 18 holes Match play, with the final over 36 höles; no handicapa
GARRISON RECREATION
CLUB,
TO BE RUN BY SOUTH CHINA COMMAND SPORTS BOARD.
مستن
The Garrison Recreation Club has, we understand, been placed
under the control of the South China Command Sports Board. The Rev. F. P. W. Alexander, "C.F., Chaplain of the Forces, has been appointed Her Secretary of this Board, in place of Major L. J. Lightfoot, O.B.E., R.A.P.C., and S.Q.M.S. E. E. Steele, D.O.M., MM, RA.P.C., is the Sports Secretary,
The Garrison Recreation Club was for many years responsible for many sporting activities among the
The first round has to be played on or before March 19th; the second round by April 2nd, the semi-final By April 16th and the final by Aprilles Military and a great deal of
20th.
HOCKEY.'
CLUB PUNJABIS.
On the United Services Recrea tion Club ground yesterday after. noon the Hong Kong Hockey Club 1st XI played in a match againat the 5/2 Punjabis Regiment.
After a keen game, the Club ware defeated by the soldiers by three goals to one."
BOXING.
IRON BUX TO FIGHT IN
MACAO...
Fights have been arranged in Macao for Kid" Raymond and Iron" Bux, the tournament tak ing place on Saturday evening next.. There will be four contests in all, the principal event being the con- test between Bux and Jose P. Silva, the middleweight champion of the Portuguése Navy and Army
The fight is scheduled for ten two- minute rounds, and a good scrap is expected.
"Kid" Raymond fights" J. da Concerca in a six round contest, and the latter is reported to be boxer of considerable merit.
HOME FOOTBALL.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE RESULT.
[THEOUGH "REUTER'S AGENCY.)
LONDON, March 1st., Playing in the Scottish League, Queen's Park lost to the Rangers by one goal to two.
Schroter, not out
J. Tajima, b Yeoh
AB. Sulieman, not out
0
Extras
96
Total (for 5 wkta.)......168.
T. W. Cheong, F. S. Chen H. T. M. Barma and Hazeland did not bat.
Bowling Analysia.
0. X. B. W.
F. Zimmern 30 26
Yeoh
10. 1 40
0 K.
W.
S. V. Gittens... 13 1
7 1
0
14
18
ย
5 ◊ 24
W. H. Sling***
1 0 10
Ponsonby Fane Trayes
ÚNIVERSITY MATCH.
ARTS FACULTY. ENGINEER- ING FACULTY.
The last the triangular Inter- Faculty matches was played yester day on the Pokfulam ground be- tween the Arts and Engineering Faculties, and resulted in a win for the latter by 5 wickets.
The Engineering Faculty, there- fore, win the rubber, having beaten the Arts Faculty and drawn with the Medical Faculty. The Arts beşt the Medicals.
Score:-
ARTS.
2 D 14 0 3 0 15
MATCH AT KING'S PARK, KOWLOON.
The Kowloon" British Former Pupils' Association met the Central British School in a match at King's Park on Tuesday, the former easily winning,
Scores:
X.B.8.Y.P.4.
E. O. Murphy, b Kelly G. Headley, b Kelly
W. Matchin, b Kelly
F. S. Nicholla, played on, b
Kelly
W Lawson, a Carr, b Mac-
13
11
2
Kider
요
10
J. D. Murphy, b*Kelly
12
S. V. Gittens,C
Chen, b
C. T. Evana, b Kelly
43
Youngaaya...
54.
F. Lee, b MacKider
D. Harvey, b Kelly .......
Youngsaye
29
E. W. Railton, not out .....
W. H. Sling, e Schroter, b
Extras .....
T. E. Yooh, b Sulieman.....
E. Zimmern, e Schroter, b
Younggaye.....
F. Zimmern, hit wicket,
W. M. Gittens
B. P. Ng, Hazeland,
Youngsaye
S. E. Noronha, c Chen,
Youngsaye
JH Trayes,"
saye, b Hazeland
W. A Youngsaye, b Haze-
Total
Bowling Analysis.^
..107
0. M. II. "W.
D. Kelly 14 2 57 7
G. Carrman 40 20
0
Young-
8. MacKider 2. 3.
1. 23
7
0
CENTRAL BRITISH SCHOOL..
G. G. Edwards, run out
0
D. Kelly, run out
Dr. Ponsonby, not out ......
98
S. MacKider, E. Murphy,
bHedley.....
land
-19
G. Carr, b Nicholls
16
-Extras
10
B. J. Vickers, 'c and b Loc... 0
J. Lyon, run out
167
A. Ursell, ran out
7
E. Hayes, J. Murphy, b
Hedley
2
D. M.
W
C. MacClay, b Hedley..
2
0 46
W. Hirst, b.Hadley
"M. Bach, pot cut
Total
Bowling Analysis
Sulieman
Hareland....... 0.4 0.26
*W.M. Gittens #10-3 .98 1 +J. L. Youngsaye "12 1 39
Bowled 3. wides.
Bowled 2 wides
ENGINEERING.
8. Kermani, b S. V. Gittens 54
W. M. Gittens, c Trayes, b
8. V. Gittens JAL Youngsare, c Edwards,
Yeoh
Prof. M E. Roffey, & Ed- wards, b B. V. Gittens...... (Continual on next Volumn);
« J. Stirling, o Léo, b Hedle;
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis,
Matchin..... Hedley
81 23
0
19
Lee
2 2
Nicholls Evans
r
3. Murphy
credit is due to their energetic and capable Hon. Secretary S.Q.M.8. Steele, who is now, as stated, the Sports Secretary of the Sports Board
SIR T. LIPTON'S PLANS.
Little Girl Suffered Terribly Cuticura Healed
** Day- litla, girl, gathered merribly with sea which broậu gut, on her bead and the back of her nach. It started first with many pimples above her right go and soon spread all over het fach ́and bend.” Her 'hair fell out and she was a terribia,, sight, so won. "2 "did not get any aloep for a whole month."
read an advertisement for Cotiera Soap and Ointment and sent for free sample. I purchased moto, and after using three, bites of Curicura Ointment and one tad- let of Cutleurs Soep she was co pletely healed." (Signed) Mrs. Ab- Alo Thoma, 6, đặh Sử, Walma hampton, Staffs, Eng.
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WEATHER REPORT.
CONSIGNEE NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
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CHINA MUTUAL STRAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD:
FROM UNITED KINGDOM VA SINGAPORE CONSIGNES per Co.'s Steamer
BHEXENOR"
are barby notified that the Carge will be discharged into Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, where it will En si Consigness' risk and subject to Terms and Condition of Storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 1st March.
Optional Cargo will not be landed here, anisse. Notice Esa been given, prior to Steamer's arrival, but carried on from part t
to port to the final port of call to which the option extende,
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be sismined on Thoadays and Fridays between the hours of 10.15 X and Noor within the Free Storage period, No Claims will be admitted after the Goods are laft the Steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 7th March, will be subject
Bent
Yesterday's weather report, fore- enst and remarks issued by thempt he res.gnised. Royal Observatory at 8.10 p.m.
MORE TIME FOR YACHTING. stated:
ANOTHER CHALLENGE FOR
AMERICA CUP.
Sir Thomas. Lipton, who, as we have already announced, is giving up a large amount of detail work "in connection with his business in- terests, is welcoming the opports nity of devoting more time to his hobby of yachting.
- When a Tresaman saw him at his
country house on the northern out- skirts of London, he said that he hoped to enter a challenge for the America Cap during the year,
"I hope to have a new boat de- signed to race against an American boat next year," he said. "It will probably be a cutter.”
When Sir Thomas was asked for a good axiom for a young man business he said: "In my entering young days I worked hard to make my mother more comfortable. I went to the United States as steerage passenger when I was youth and I came back 18 months ister with £80, a rocking-chair, and a barrel of four. The rocking-chair was for my mother to sit in, and the barrel of flour was for her to make pancakes with
"I prefer to have in business a young man who has gone straight to work after leaving school. - I think a man who goes to a univer. sity is spending time in receiving school lessons which would be bet ter spent in the practical expeṛeace of life."
The anti-clayone has strengthened slightly. Mollerate, to fresh mon soon may be expected along the 3. E. coast of China and over the north China Sea.
Local forecast:-N.E.
winds, moderate to fresh, overcast. SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN
HONG KONG
FOR MARCH, 1927.
STANDARD TIME OF THE 120th MERIDIAN, EAST OF GREENWICH.
March
21
وا
+
Sunrise, Sunset, 3rd...6-44 am 6.28 p.m. 4th....6.43
་་
6.29
5th......6.426.98
6th...6.41
"}
6.99
*
7th.......6.40
*8.29
"
8th......6.39
8.29
"
23
9th......6.38
6.30
"
カト
10th.......6.38
8.30
"
6.31
12th-6.38 si
8.31
31
11
+3
14th....... 6,34
6.39
13
"
15th.......6.33.
22
16th.......6.33
11
2
8.33
ور
11th........8.37
13th......6.35 ar 8.32
8.33 17th...6.32" 8.33 6.33 18th.31
10th 6.30 19 6.24
20the
6,34
"
21st.......8.27
6.34
*
22nd......6.28
6.35
23rd....6.25
8.30
19
24th......8.25 23th.......6.24
6.36
26th.......0.93
27th.......6.99
28th.......6.21
6.37
J
99th....8.20
6.37
"
30th .5,19
6.38
31st .....18
6.38
E
8.36 8:36 6.37 了
One of Sir Thomas's activities, which he does not intend to relin quish, is his regular presentation of boxes of chocolates to 250 children of Potters Hill, hamjet.. between Hatfield and St. Albans. Some 13 or 16 years ago, Sir Thomas was motoring through Potters Hill, which has no shop, when he saw HONG KONG METEOROLIGICAL a child to whom he gave s box of chocolates Bince then he has visit ed this hamlet every Sunday with a sack containing more than 200 boxes of chocolates which he has distributed to the children
CITY REGARDS NEW CHAIR- MAN WITH SATISFACTION.
REGISTER.
Hong Kong Observatory, March 2nd,
Previous On Date On Date
Day.
at 2 p.m. Barometer... 29.9329.95 Temperature
58-5 Humidity...
Ba Wind-
Direction NE Calm Farce
1
0 00 0.05
0:00
& B
p.in
29.33
51.
35
$6
80
NE
1
0
0.00
It had been, believed for some time past that Sir Thomas Lipton, owing to advancing years, would Weather be obliged to give up active con- Baix
trol, and the announcement that Sir Highest open-air Temperature, 1st: $4 John Ferguson, the banker was Lowest open-air Temperature, 2nd: $1 succeeding him as executive chair- man of Lipton, Ltd.) was received with satisfaction in the City.....
LONDON SPREADS OUT.
FEWER LIVING IN THE CENTRE.
London is becoming more and more a huge workshop and less and leas a place to live in A
In a statistical abstract issued by the London County Council it is pointed out that although in 1801 there were 128,129 people living in the City of London, there were, it is estimated, only 13,520 last year.
B-Blue sky; O-Cloudy; D- Drizzle; F-Fog; L-Lightning; M-Mist; O-Overcast; P-Passing showers; Q-Squalls; É-Rain; T- Thunder.
HONG KONG TIDE TABLE.
Tet into the City's one square Thur mile were crowding from qutside | .- districts even in 1921-more than↑ Fri. 420,000 people every business day..!
But while the City's residential Bat population is dwindling every year
that of the administrative county. San.
From March 3rd to 9th, 1927. HIGH WATERFLOW WA
Hoog!
Kong
Standard
Time!
Height
Kong
Kang
Standard
'Time.
b. b. m.
9 9 45 473 27
4m10.165.0
510 48 52
of London, which embraces the metropolitan boroughs, has increas Mon 7
ed from 950,310 in 1801 tô, it'`la estimated, 4,815,400 at the present Two time.
Height
9.54789 24 10 4774 412.19
42 6 8
11 42
59 1
6.611
842
8·14 2 2
VISITORS TO CANTON
The population of Greater Lon- Wed. $. don in 1921 was nearly 7
millions. Londonera are much healthier, There has been a tall in the death rate from 23.4 per 1,000 in 1848, to 11.9 in 1925, and the figures of in-A fant mortality "show an even greater reduction.
But London's birth-rate is fall-
ing
in 1920 births in the County
of London totalled 120,828, but in
1925 there were only 82,401,
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