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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1927.
THE WEEK-END SPORTS.
Interport Bowls Trial, Baseball, Cricket, Racing, etc.
WEEK-END SPORT.
WHAT IS ON THE CARD.
INTERPORT BOWLS TRIAL. FINAL BASEBALL MATCHES, &,
WATER
POLO.
F
INTERPORT BOWLS.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
SOUTH CHINA BEAT QUEEN'S REGT.
TODAY'S AND TOMORROW'S FIXTURES.
:
At Sockunpeo before a large
our crowd of Chinese, South Chica
HONG KONG BEAT CHINESE. NOTES ON SECOND TRIAL beat the Queen's legs by
A FAST GAME.
The steal Water Polo Match between ong Kong and the Chi- ifts yestety resulted in a tin The the former by 3 goals to 9 The latter wene composed of three Remiers of the Shanghai Olympic
[AY OSSERVER."]
While there is not an excessive amount of sport on the cards "this season between the closing of the and two local players. Con
MATCH.
PLAYERS AS SELECTORS I
far . Br.]
This afternoon, on the ground of
goals to two. M. Gilt bad charge of the game.
The Queen's turned out late, it beag 3.45 p.m., when South China
RACING NOTES.
[BY KAPIER.]
KOWLOON F.C.
THE ANNUAL REPORT. SATISFACTORY FINANCIAL
POSITION
YACHTING NOTES.
(BY CHAU KENG."]
With the weather reports reзum- ing that hopeful note "An Anti- cyclone covers the North of China"
coming soon. fitting out of their craft for the sailor men are thinking of the
Interest is quickening in racing and the early birds at Happy Valley are increasing in number. Both the sand and geass tracks are in ex- cellent condition and it is expected lous Football Club is to be held The annual meeting of the Row that the fields as the forthcoming next Thursday...at 6 pm. The an understand that the cffeinl meeting will he bigger than usus!. have been training during practic-. There are plenty of riders avail. bo-submitted and the latter shows Kong Yatch Club is to be on Satur nual report sau balance sheet wat opening day of the Royal Hong able. alessa. Stanton and Reidy a credit balance of 86,20.49. ally the whole of the summer_and
The annual report states:
day, October 22nd, when the open- Messrs. Porlock, Gordon and Roza of the Club during the year was and Mercantile Marine, The Act The protit made on the working Noyy League races for the Navy ing Cruise will be combined with have been in regular attendance for 81,611.80. Bulteel, Wallace and Sewell will for depreciation has been written Sutherland and L. M. Why are some time. In addition Messrs.
Bad deuts writsen offing Comniodore, Mr. A. L. Shields, amount to $339,24, and 10 per cent, with Messrs. W. A.Dowley, R. evident that the Queen's were in 4gain be seen in the saddle. Harold off the Pavilion and Furniture.
Seth is renewing his youth by a
mittee of the Yacht Club in the conferring with the General Con
om Tong and the latter's stable bin
amongst the winning jockeys from Shanghai to ride for Mr. He next goath. Wong is expected
should provide a few winners during the year. Mesars. Stanton and for racing for a while owing to an with a tram-can
set the ball in motion.
It was so
The accounts have been audited Sutthewa.
for a warm time for the Chinese payed a short passing game which | Spot of training and I hope to ace by Messrs. Lowe Bingham and arrangement of the programme. had the regimental detence guess- ing. Good work by the Queen
week-end, this e.ng the short off gapore Chinese Swimming be played the second of the trial elmaru to open the score but he Bowls and Baarball Leagues season,rable interest was taken in the past bowig match against Shanghai. ete; and the opening of the Cristo and many Chinese weet wOf the sixteen players who fired! Tong opened the Score for South Reidy's San Deigo will not be fit were removed on
gnincs for the forthcoming inter-missed from close range. L Wai
China alter four minutes play with
A corner.
the
01
other reasons,
a
One is the second Interport Bowl. Knowledge of the game and took place will be taken by Holland, whQueen's was cleared by Ko Sik Wa jury fustained through colliding / Partures from the Colony, and for fashion for the opening of the
of out-door pastimes.
Trial match, and the other the con Galing matches Longav
in the Baschall
Bowls,
tarn
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There
to leave
stands at Quod against 25
The membership of the Cluh A "Club Cruise to Junk Bay is members were selected, 28 mem- year ago. During the year 80 new week-end when a good turn-out of projected for the October holiday bers have resigned and 61 names be looking to their gear and getting Poate is expected. Members should account of deall into ship shape and Britol
Your Committee record
Championship events which I be withere will commence at the end of deep regret the deaths of Messrs.next month. A. Herbert and J. S. Gibson G. W. Avenel, C. W Alexander, E..
During the
It is a little early yet to learn of under any changes of ownership of the for Home of several prominent hands with the late owner retain- view, the Club met with varying racing and cruising craft but I playing members had considerable ing
on which the departure hear that Azuma has changed an tien "to re-purchas?;
fortune,
inhuesec
season
and Footl
the Victoria Recreation Club to senson-there are chrer their compatriots. events of interest in two brauche
in the game Grimmitt and Lapsley high shot. The Chinese showed very good
will not play to-day. The former's in the attack right from the start is to be hoped it is not risking tou
was in the original trial team. It head was stopped by Chen who Lut the Queens returned and Wood- Chia Peh Chong sending is a sting much to ask him to
Macao Gymkhana Meeting. ing shot which lincha ceste to-day seeing that it was his right on 50 The resulting has ten riders are going over to Macas to
ammost sent the ball through his
Quite a number of Hong Kong Hong Kong realated immediately and with a well combined mere evidently has decided that the task based the ball in the net well out spite its sudden inception
arm that was injured! Lapsley
was created and Li going down | marrow for the above meeting de A: mentioned elsewhere the ment scored in the first minste a of ond Interport Bowls Trial match play. Laing volleying the ball inte the task of a player. His decision Queen's, the Regt. forwards loging an attractive boat and 5 a.m. is not a selector is to be preferred to of Muss' reach. The Chinese were will no doubt also be many Hons is to be played this afternoon on
the net. East play followed and comes & little inte. He could have
uicker on the
Lal than the Kong visitors as the Lungshan is he Craigengawer C.C. green, the tach
side presset isang venue as last Sunday. The ong Kong showed better con last Sunday, and given the Selec | Wah was turned into the goale s
alternately decided that point before he played may cances by carying in the an inconvenient hour persimeel of the team is practically in that cores, the cedation Committee an opportunity to d
goal area. A neat pass by Ip Ya There are tight rages on the pro-
For the filth surces whilst Mr. F. Coulborn has acquir the same as that of fast Sunday, goal through Lyon who placed a choose another player then.
sive season, the Firs: XI reached ed Imogen" and has given her n hot-the game will prove a very
gramme and the sport should be Competition, but were defeated by sailing in quite good form. Dreat corner shot. Shortly after other trial player, Morrison, prob- and the South China inside for
the Final of the Senior Shield new suit of an la with which she is Fung King Cheong, rather entertaining. interesting one, as there is only one wards Chia Poh Chony sent ia anbly retires from the Selection Com
Hanus against then was cleared
the K.U.S.B. more trial to be played before the cross shot that beat Rocha Ex.
Farling Hunt.
The Reserve · XL reached the Asal of the Junior daal selection of the Hong Kong citement followed and some spirit.mittee. Last year Mr. D. Gow, who wards took the ball down und Alors Plans are already afoot for the Shield Competition and were de Interport team is made.
ed play was seen and shortly before mittée, promptly stepped down of giving South China the lead he steeplechase season was chosen on the Selection Com-coming cut to clear the interval Laing scored Hong his own accord when he found he three clear goals. Halftime: South steeplechcer meeting is expected Hong Kong League, the First and was beaten, commencement of the hunting and feated by the K.0.5.B Reserves, Kang'e third goal with a backhand could get to Shanghai-and had a
and the next Three teams were entered in the shot. At half time, Hong Kong led reasonable chance of being picked. Queen's had more of the play bat Grove, will have returned to the "The and XI., while more successful
China 3; Queen's .
to take place some After the change of ends, the month.
Second Teares next
occupying third Meanwhile Dr. Pierce place in their respective division were alow in front of goal, while Colony and bis presence will be than in the previous year, failed to have a regular tura out for the
invaluable as he takes a working complete its fixtures.
There is also a second division feaque match, the Taikoo R.C. waing to the Yacht Club to play off
Ee of their remaining two Extures. There is practically no interest dow in the Leaguo. The only thing at glake, now is whether Taikoo R.C. gunners-up in the secand divi- Sony na their senior team have done in the first division, or whether they guthini, to become runners-up they have to win both their outstanding matches. If they lose one East Point .C. will remain second.
A start is expected, probably
.
by 3 to 1.
Crossing over, Hong Kong show- cú up strongly und were distinctly the better team. The Chinese played fast and
!!
An.
Pen
within the next week, in the Spey and play became slower. Ng Mons mitt and bringing in Holland and China defence bottled up
Royal Cup competition.
The Open Singles Championship Petition has not yet heen con plied, but is progressing better
Las it did it the start.
Final To-morrow. To-inbrrow afternoon on the Civil Service CC. green the final in the Inter-Departmental Lawn Bowis Competition is to take place. The Analists are the Police and the Sanitary Departmcht. The Police are favourites, bat 1:0 doubt the Sanitary, Department men will give then a good rus, and may win the trophy. The challenge cup and souvenirs, are to be presented after Baseball.
the match..
Yesterday's baseball match be- tween the Dragons" and "Tigers' was not played. The Tigers who have had no luck throughout. the season, conteded the points to their confreres. The Dragons" of course, champions again. and will therefore retain the Cup for another year.
are:
It makes no difference to the "Dragons," even if they lose their final match to-morrow.
20 score.
and
Changes in Skips, The rinks for to-morrow have Li Ting Sang and Lai were very already been published as under
Laing. were tricky at
safe and cleared when goals seeni- times, but lacked the combination
Smith, Morrison, Wallace (skip).
and ed.cert. Most of the play was of their opponents. Laing made
is the Chinese half and after ten Oswick, McLeod, Holland, and minutes' play, lichard hanged the the kame, safe for Hong Kong by
Macfarlane (skip).
ball in and struck the underside scoring from a scramble in front Atkinson, Baan, Cullen, and of the bar and recounded inside of the goal and a minute later Lyon dered (skip). added another. The strain was
of the line. Omar, Reid, Brown, and Cray up the attack and Fung sent the South China then took beginning to tell on the swimmers .(skip),
Leaving out Lapsley and Grim- Queen's front line found the South ball into the net. A rush by the Guan, however, brightened up mat ters by a fine individual effort, Gray is nothing more or less then liehardson scored from close range. bringing the ball half way up the
Awopping tank and scoring in Ane style,may it be asked. did the Selection in favour of South China the light
of akips.
Why, with the score at four goals to two Hong Kong had the upperhand Committee not look further afield failed and it was hard to follow the after this till the end, but could in their search for talent? There ball, the gume ending in darkness were sixty entries for the open with South Chica winning as above. The Chinese hacked combination singles championship. and their weakest spot
Are there was the not other sixteen amongst these
TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL, their outstanding player and he the first trial, worthy of can.. the Chieu Athletic will play goalkeeper Chia Pob Chong was sixty, excluding those who figured At Sockanjoo, kick off at 30 was the fastest "swimmer in
uh. At tackling they had a lessoa mittee are so wedded to the thres
sideration li the Selection Com the Northamptonshire Regt." eats from the local side, but in skips who "have played already, BA, will have charge of the game Capt. A. W. Austin, M., M3, other departments of the game they plus, Gray, why could they not have d extremely well.
The Athletic will line up as The Hong found other twelve players to make under: Hong team played a steady and up the two rinks to-day 1 resourceful game and on the whole course, it should be remembered and Lai Yuk Tar; Leung Yuk Tong, 0: Pau Ka Ping: Ng Kam Chuen was undoubtedly superior.
that there is at least a month be- Wong Shui Wa and Lam Yuk Ying fore the interport match actually Tso Kwai Shing, Lau Kau, Wong comes. off, so perhaps-who knows Pak Chong, Suen Kura Shus aut -they intend to depart from the Lau low. the original plan of two two-rink games and
one-rink and give
game At Sockunpoo, 4.30 p.m., Scots "trials" Saturday in September and the Mr. Mackie.
every Guards . South China. Referee: final trial on the first or second Saturday in October. It would be
POLO:
THE AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
BRITISH TEAM ENTERS [RECTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE}
the
NEW YORK, Sept. 15th. The Briti pole team has en- red for the American Open Championship, which starts at Meadowbrook on the 17th inst
The programme for the week-end, which winds up the Baseball League season for another year is as under:
To-day: HK. Baseball Club . — The Filipino Ciuh, Happy Valley Diamond, 4 p.10.
The opening date for the Champion To-morrow: Dragona (South ships November 20th (qualifying China AA. Japanese Baseball round) with the first and second Club, sume place and time. rounds on December 4th, and the Admission to stands is 50 cents, semi-finals and anal on December and children, soldiers and sailors, 11th and 18th, respectively. in uniform, will be admitted for 20 cents. Ladica
invited by arc
Racing?
US
one
SUNDAY.
a pleasant surprise and would prove SCOFS GUARDS » HONG KONG.
1
POLICE.
interest in the Hunt.
time
MACAO. RACES.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.
.
The International Race and Re- arranged a Gymkhana Race Meet creation Club of Macas, Ltd.,. have ing for to-morrow (Sunday), and the
The ground is in excellent condi. tion, having been thoroughly rested since June, and, where necesary,
returfed.
BASEBALL.":
END OF SEASON ARRANGEMENTS.
give a shield to the Hong Kong! The Lai Wah Company will again competition and the new trophy Hazeball Association for its League will be formally presented to the oficials of the Association next Sunday, when the last game of the season will be played. Te-morrow,
e.s. Lungahan will make a special excursion trip for Hong Kong patrons The steamer leaves
6. For the trip back passen Macao for the return passage at here at 9 a.m., and sets out from Sunday, the
gers will have the pleasure of hear party. ing the "Footwarmers. concert
Club members are feeling their way I hear, that some of the Yacht
sail plans and the results which 31- towards the Bermudan rig and it will be interesting to see the new
Raff sail soup or cater tend the departure from what is an established rig in Hong Kong-the
The Chinese Rig Cruisers should · Cruiser Championship races with Dorothy 11. now owned by Mr. E. Snipe by Mr. F. J. Easter-brook, S. Carter, Plover by Mr. Ede and all of whom are sailing their craft with much keenness and are ready to join battle with Lady Tran.
MACAO PHOTOGRAPHIC AND ART EXHIBITION,
TO BE HELD IN JANUARY.
Department of Maese announces in The Director of the Ports Works
and the Japanese Baseball Club will held at "Flora," Macas, from South China Athletic Association Art Exhibition and Contest is to be Dragons" of the circular that a Photographic and play, and it is expected that the January dad to 15th, 1923, having best talent of the two teams will for its object the encouragement of be on the field. The race meeting is an unofficial
photography and art in the Far one, and is being held for the sport the finest teams in Hong Kong, ara The contest is open to all amateur
The Japanese, who have one of East and principally at Macao. race meeting will probably be held of it. The cficial fourth extra to meet the Dragons, and they and on the first week-end of October,
professional will not let their opponents walk being divided into two groups: (a) photographera, when the track has recovered pro- without a struggle. They may give fessionals,
away with the Lai Wah Shield for amateurs, and (2) for pro- perly from the recent typhoon. the "Dragons" There are eight events on tomorers surprise.
and their support-
nach group is sub-divided into row's card, there being as under:
four sections: (a) photographs of On Sunday both the Dragons" scenery, panoramas, etc., of Macau, 1. Novic.s' Race.-2 furlongs. Trial Plate-Half mile.
and the Tigers will be on the (b) photographs of life, "customs, last game of the season. beach to watch, if not to play, the local practices, etc., of Macao, (c) The photographs of commercial and in- entertain the members of the two photographs of scenery, life, com- officials of South China are to dustrial activities at Macao, (8) at Kaping Restaurant, in honour of photographs of generni teams to a dinner after the game mercial activities, etc., and all Plate-pionship of the season.
the "Dragons" wining the cham- principaliy of the Far East.
interest Photographs submitted must have
3. The Shanghai Plate for
longi
4. The Far Eastern Plate.-6 far
" Jongen
5. The Monte Carls Stakes.
Once round.
The
6. The Autumn Selling
3 furlongs.
HOME FOOTBALL.
LEAGUE MATCHES FOR TO-DAY.
that the Committee had left no stene unturned to secure the ab- solute it in the way of a team to face the stalwarts of Shanghai. met at Kowloon last night:
Teams representing the above But I am departing from my pramateb was well-contested and re- mised notes on the game to-day,
I am still hopeful of Wallace
sulted in a draw of 1 goal each. coming out of the fray with the same eclat as last Sunday. The only one who may run him clase is Gray, who will have club-mate in Brown as his No. 3. But then Wal- lace will have two other Taiko men in Laing and Morrison-men whose abilities he should be able to draw out more than any As referred to elsewhere, the other of the trial skips. Pender The Baseball season has not been Club of Macao, have arranged a giving the quictus either to Gray's
International Race and Recreation cd's rink should be capable of THE COMPLETE FIXTURES. particularly right one, play scratch gymkhana race meeting for or Marfarlane's rink. Thus I would having been one sided, the
Dragons
and the Japanese being official meeting, but at the request of the skips to-day: Wallace, Pen- of English Football League and
to-morrow. It is by no means a predict the following as the order "There will be a long way ahead of rivals.
a full programme of patrons it has been arranged for dared, Gray, and Macfarlane,
Senttish the sport of the thing. The official
League (Division It is to be hoped that the selee-matches played at Home to-day. meeting takes place in a fortnight's tors will avoid putting Wallace's The fixtures ara as under:- time, understand. A special ex rink against Pendered's to-day-- cursion by the Lungshan is being it would scarcely be wise tactica.
English League: Division I. run to-morrow, and there will be a
Aracnal. Sunderland. As for the other players, nothing concert party on board as an addi- has to be added to what I stated
Birmingham tional attraction coming back to in this column last Monday morn Hong Kong Many Hong Kong ing. They have all been given a racing enthusiasts are expected to fair trial. Why give them another
eburtesy.
2
Oricket.
The cricket season has not off cially opened yet, but pets are going up at the different clubs, and members are commencing practice. The official date for opening ep pears to be October 1st, the same as the Football League.
Jowever, for the past week or two a number of friendly matches go over to the Portuguese Colcay until at least ofhere have shown have been played, and there are
where the Race Club of Macao has that they are so good-or rather two arranged for this week-end. arranged a capital, open-air dance les lamentably bad than
The Indian RC. play the Royal
the other amusements at the Race majority of the players last Sunday Engineers to-day on the IRC. Course Pavilion for this evening.
1 That is a crude way to put it, but -ground, beginning at 2-p..
The Hong Kong racing season if one is to criticise one cannot do To-morrow, the L.R.C. 2nd XI wil be resumed before long and so on last year's games in Shanghai oppose a combined Indian merchant Rapier" will doubtless have more or on an interport game that has to ay about the next extra race to be played some time next month. The Volunteers are preparing for meeting shortly. It is early to say The actual play is all that matters another cricket season, and I ex-uch hut entries close, en Septem to the writer. And on the play geer to see a number of mid-week her 24th (next Saturday).
must those with ambitions to figure and Sunday friendlies between the Volunteers, Service Teams and coal-Sung-understand has or
in the interport match be judged, whether they be brillant, mediocre, Cabelevens
impossible. commenced activities for another season. Yachting is a very popu- lar winter sports here, and makes one of the "big three" sporting events of the season-namely foor
side.
Golf.
Yachting.
CRICKET.
The only golf at Fanling this week-end in the Bogey Pool Com petition. Competitions proper vill be commencing abortly. What for the St. John of Jerusalem and British Red Cross Trophy continues of October and the programme for through October, and is the next the first-half is being prepared, and, 1.R.C. ground to-morrow at 2 pan. on the card. This will be followed I understand is to be shortly
ball, cricket, yachting. The sea-L..O.. INDIAN MERCHANTS. son is due to begin towards the end
This match will be played on Indian merchants: G. P. Das
by the Autumn meeting, minor com- issued. The annual meeting is to wani (Captain), F. Hiptocia, H. T. petitions, and then comes the be held in the near future, but so Barna, Utoomal. F. T. Mance. H Championship, the Jasper Clark far-no-date-has-been-decided, and Pritam, FT Melvani, A, S. A Cup and the Governor's Shield, the annual report has not yet been Kyum, A. T. Nomanbhoy, N. P.
(Continued on nezi Column,) ssued
Karanjia and E. H. L Malabboy.
Burnley
Cardiff City.
1.)
.
"
. Aston Villa, Bury. Sheffield U. Huddersfield T. r. Manchester U Leicester C. r. West Ham U. Liver. Blackburn R.
Derby C. Newcastle . . Everton. Portsmouth. Tottenham H. Fixtures for Monday:
The Wednesday. Bolton W. Blackburn R. . Manchester Bury v. Liverpool.
Division II. Bristol C. v. Rending. Clapton O. v. Chelsea. Hull City South Shields. Fulham Barnsley. Manchester C. D. Leeds U. Nottingham F. v. Notts C. Preston N.Er. Port Vale. Southampton, Oldham A. Stoke C. Grimsby T. Swangen T. v. Wolves. West Brom. A. Blackpool Fixtures for Monday
Port Vale . Bristol C.
7.
Division. II. (Southern), Coventry C. v. Plymouth A. Crystal Pal z Brighton and H.Ar Exeter C... Southend U. Gillingham v. Merthyr T."
(Continued on next Column.)
7. The Consolation Plate.-3 fur greatly interested in their "Tigers" property of cabibitors, who must The officials of the S.C.A.A. are been taken by and be the bona fide ng 3. 8. The Malo Race-Half mile,Although defeated in practically all copyright of auch pictures. All ex-" team, which is a new combination. also possess the right of sale of the To night there is to be a dance of their matches, the and entertainment ac
Tigera
hibits abouid reach the Port Works Department before 8 1.01. ຄ December 30th,, 1927. Three cinsaus of prizes will be awarded: Gold medals, silver medals, and certi ficates of merit.
Course Pavilion, Mazas. the Race never got discouraged, and this
Luton T. r. Brentford, Millwall . Bournemouth and B.A. Newport C. P. Bristol R Queen's Park R. Watford. Swindon T. r. Charlton A. Torquay U, Northampton, Walsall Norwich C. Fixture for Monday-
Carlton A. Merthyr T Fisture for Wednesday-
Bournemouth and B.A. . Queen's
Park R.
Division III (Northern). Accrington S. v. Darlington. Bradford C. Bradford, Chesterfield v. Tranmere R. Durham C. v. Barrow. Hartlepools U. v. Athington.. Lincoln C... Crewe A. New Brighton v. Halifax T. Rotherham U. Rochdale. Southport v. Nelson. Wigan Borov. Doncaster B. Wrexham v. Stockport C. Fixture for Monday-
Halifax T. v Darlington.
Bcottish League: Division I. Clyde Aberdeen, Dundee v. St. Johnstone. Dunfermline A. r. Celtic. Falkirk St Mirren Hamilton A. v. Cowdenbeath. Hibernicas v. Bo'ness, Kilmarnock Motherwell, Raith Rovers--Partick T Queen's Park v Hearts. Rangers-Airdrieonians.
LEAGUE RESULT.
[THOUGH REVYER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, September 16th -The only match of the English Teague to-day, in the Second Division, resulted as follows: Fulham 2, Notts Porest 0.
spirit is much admired by the local Chinese public as well as by the management of the S.C.A.A.
AMERICAN BASEBALL. STANDINGS IN THE LEAGUE.
The US baseball league stand. ings on Monday were:
National League.
Pittsburg New York St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia
W, L Pct. 79 63 1295 77 53 .592 75 55 .577 77 68
.570
61
.473
53
74
.526 50 78 .418 48 80 .357 American League.
W L, Pct.
New York..... 90 Philadelphia Detroit
40 .706 78 57 .578 71 43 .530
Washington 70 01 .522 Chicago Cleveland
St. Louis Boston
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Every picture shown should bear a suitable"title" or "name" and must be accompanied by an entry form which must be correctly filled in. Entry forma ena be obtained from the Port Works Department, Macao.
The Port Works Department re- serves to itself the first right of purchase of the copyright of all exhibits that are intended for sale. The Department may also publish a booklet of the exhibition and will not grant payment to exhibitors for any reproduction in such booklet.
The Department invites exhibits for a special section for portraits, pictures and paintings, etc., in oils, water-colours, etc., sketches, en- gravings, photographs, and other reproductions of historical value, old or modern, regarding Mano and the Far East. The Department undertakes to insure against loss. upon the owner's application and free to owners, any picture of valus.
"FUN O' THE FAIR.
A MIXED BAG.
€0. 31 SO ,403 44 00 .328 NEw York, Sept. 10th Pittsburg retained its lead in the National League to-day with a vic tory over Philadelphia, 4 to 0. The Giants loosened their grip on second- place with
icas to the Chicago Clubs, while St. Louis moved up closer to second place thates He must be a miranthrope Fun. The Fair caters for all with a triumph over the Brooklyn indeed who cannot find something Robins, 5 to 2. The Boston and to please him in Chute, Donkey Cincinnati-game was called off on Rides, Dollar Stall, Aunt Sales, account of rain..
In the American League, Wash-juring, Coconut Slices, Clock Golf, Kicking the Football, Chinese Con- ington and Chicago broke even in Shadow Play Shooting Gallery, a twin bill played on the matter's Punch and Judy, Dragon Proces- lat: The White Sox won the first sion. game, 6 to 6 and lost the nightcap, Bands, Danielag, Fireworks, Jave
Massed Pipers, Military 1 to 1. The Athletics beat Detroit, nile Dancers, Guessing Compati a la 4, and the Yunks-nosed uut tions, Babies Stall, American
victory in their game with the Kandy Kids, Lucky Ring Hidden- Browns, 1 to 0. The game was the Treasure, Ice Cream Barrow, Bran tightest of the day. Cleveland beat Tub, White Elephants, Concert Boston, 3 to 1.
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