8
TENNIS LEAGUE.
VICTORIES FOR CHINESE RECREATION CLUB.
YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.
The Chinese Recreation Clüb entirely outclassed the Indian Re- creation Club and the Club de Becreio 1st in the "B" and "C" Divisions of the Tennis League yes- terday. Both matches were played on the winners' courts and resulted as follows:-
Chinese R.C. 89: Indian R.C. 30. Chinese R. C. 82; Recreio 1st 17. Naturally in the latter match the individual pairs of the home side scored an extraordinary number of games each. Cheng Chi Wing and. Chow Wah Po obtained as many sa 20, Lau Man Kwong and Chiu Tsun Chiu 27 while Ma Wa But and Iu Kau secured 26, C. Remedios and C. Basto on the other hand won three games only.
The detailed result is follows:---
"B" DIVISION.
Chinese R.C. . Indian R.C.
LOCAL BASEBALL.
SEASON OPENS TO
"MORROW."
THE HON. W. T. SOUTHORN TO PITCH THE FIRST BALL, ·
THE HONG KONG DAİLY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 15th, 1928.
LAWN BOWLS.
TOMORROW'S FIXTURES AND PROSPECTS.
MATCHES BETWEEN NEIGH. BOURS,
Bad weather which threatened to The Hong Kong Baseball Asso-interfene last Saturday with the iation will open its season officially already delayod fixture list in the lawn borts League fortunately cleared away and all the after- moon's matches were completed.
to-morrow
at 4 p.m.
His Excel-
lency the Officer Administering the Government has consented to toss the first ball With His Excel.
jency will be the American Consul Many General,
Mr. Tredwell.
other local oficials have beep in vited and a number have already accepted the invitations."
Honours for the first game of the season will be competed for by the Hong Kong Baseball Club and the South China Dragoas.
This should prove to be an excellent game as both teams are in good
As visitors at the Kowloon Docks R.C., the Bowling Green Club very nearly secured the verdict which was decided in favour of the home team by a single shot in the last of five shots on one rink and won head. The home team had a deficit. by being up with two and four the others. The Bowling Green season in their own ground in the return match with the Police a rece after they had played Taikoo to a draw-a result which rarely occurs in this sport.
SHANGHAI IN RETROSPECT.
"SOME BURGH "
FOR A HOLIDAY," BUT DROWSY, OLD FASHIONED HONG KONG FOR PERMANENCY.
THE VISIT OF THE CRICKET AND TENNIS TEAMS.
THOUGHTS ON DOG RACING, THE MAJESTIC HOTEL, -RUSSIAN DANCING PARTNERS, BEER AT. 81 A BOTTLE AND THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.
[BY LEVERET.]
THE MAJESTIC. On a court in the grounds of the
MODERN LITERARY
" ASSOCIATION.
TRIBUTE TO NG TAI PING.
CHRIST AND OLD TESTA MENT PROPHESY.
་་
MR. FLACKS TESTIMONY.
Continuing the story of his con- version to Christianity Mr. J. 6. Flacks, the Hebrew Christian, toid his hearers at the Union Church
ANNUAL MEETING BUSINESS.
The annual meeting of the Modern Literary Association was beld the Association-house, Hall yesterday that the young men Caine Road, oa Tuesday, when whom he met at an evangelistic Mr. T, K, Cheng, M.A., presided meeting in St. Louis proceeded to over a large gathering of members, ask him regarding his belief in the Commenting upon the accounts, Jewish scriptures Mr." Flacks, hav the Chairman pointed out that the ing been strictly brought up from income of the Association showed childhood in the religion of his an increase in every item, and that forefathers, stoutly assorted his the Association
is
faith in the sacred writings of the
sound financial position.
prophets, and went on to explain to his enquirer how that, na the Referring to the officers of the Jews were not on their holy sail,
temple and no boly sacrifice.
2 very
ment in Nanking, and his loss Wat
if the question was asked of him Mr. Fincks was at a loss to know
It was one of Hong Kong's worst days-camp and airless-when the band of Hong Kong tennis and Club had a similar experience last cricket enthusiasts joyfully started í Majeştie Hotel the tennis matches | desociation Mr. Cheng said that Palestino, they had now no holy
were played, and here again, though that Mr. Lau Wei Lau, who was last month on the trip to Shanghai the court was not very good, the their Chairman a year ago, had to try conclusions at both gas surroundings were most pleasing gone to take up a political appoint-personally ar of the Jews in geners! when it was pat to him: What do you do with your sins! Though he with our friends in the North. The
know the whole Book of Psalms by President Grant had some room for it was unfortunate that some of our condition. The Hong Kong Base-
cricket practice on her top deck-lady, tennis experts suffered in the ball Club, besidee"its usual Wednes. beat the Civil Service by 15 shots, practice which involved the loss off earlier games of the series from thanks of the Association were also heart, it was only as his young
thanks to Bradbury's rink being out of the dozen balls on board stage fright and did not do them Later at the Ger- selves justice. again in the ascendency. Hollidge and the discovery of great bowling the opposing skip, seemed to be never had a chance of getting in a from a baseball expert who hap-wood. The secret of Bradbury's pens-to be visiting the Colony.
Lau Fook Ki and Kwok Po Kun day afternoon practice, has been (C.R.C.):
getting together in the evenings to
Although they dropped eight
points of two rinks, Craigengewer
real one to the Association. The due to Mr. Ng Tai Ping. the Association's Honorary Adviser. to the improvements" in the courte had been largely due. Mr. Cheng
to himm certain passages from the Old Testament friend quoted that he realised for the first time
he was himself a sinner.
receive tips on baseball strategy Playing against a stone wall and talent in one of the ladies of the man, French and Country Clubs whose personal interest and labours that, according to the Scriptures,
beat S. A. Ismail and A. H.
Madar
.....10
1
beat S. A. Hussain and D.
Mohamed
8
3
beat S. 8. Hussain and S. A.
The Baseball Club iine up
for
R.. Bux
0-5
Saturday will probably be as
91-9
Lows how
G-Proulx.
-Lau-Man-Ching and Iu Tak Cheuk
P.-Rutha.
1st-Russolaff; Wheeleh.
(C.R.C.):
beat S. A. Ismail and A. H.
Madar
8- 3
2nd-Harris.
beat S. A. Hussain and D.,
..
Mohamed..................
83.
bent S. S. Hussain and S. A.
R. Bux
اماد
S.S.-Dugan; Shank.
3rd-Jester,
L.F. Burrell: Newman. C.F.-Ower lughes; Lammert. R.F.-Muccio.
fol-
win was that he was content with even a single point and got his men to build the barricade immediately
he lay the shot. He secured 31 out of 39 shots, which latter figure proved to be also the total in each of the other-rinks,
The East Point defeated Recreio "B" by three points, thanks to skipper. Loe who finished with a lead of 15 shots. McTavish played his last game for East Point prior to leaving for Home on Wednesday.
party who was promptly christened Woolley." Eate impromptu con- certs on the same deck were also a feature of the voyage and here the Army came out strong, as it did also at meals at which one of its stalwarts never ceased talking, and in cabin 129 where lemonade and iced water could be obtained free before tiffin and dinner.
Despite fog (and the infernal
they showed their true form and defeated opponents who had beaten them in the interport. Our men
unfortunately were outclassed, and a pity that players more was
the tennis representative of have made the trip. A match be: strength of the Colony could no tween Wade and Honda or S. A. Rumjahn would have been worth going a long way to see, though the former looks a more forceful player than either of our two..
also mentioned the fact that Mr
Ng Tai Ping has won the title of Colony's Ping Pong Champion and that it wa5 this eminent ping pong star" who had been reepon
sible for the
encouragement, of
Ping Pong in the Colony:
In the past, Mr. Cheng said, they had done honour to those who had
He was invited to search the scriptures more thoroughly, and the following day found himself with his young friend in the study of a well-known clergyman of the city. Mr. Flacks was confident that Dr. Gray's imperfect understanding of the Old Testament could not help to convince him of the truth of the claims of Christ, but, out of courtesy to his young acquaintance. be consented to listen to the doctor's exposition of the scriptures.
The meeting lasted averal hours...
Whiteford leaves next werk and syren made sleep difficult) we were such contests all make for zood served the Association by present. Mr. Flacks was amazed as passage
will be followed by Lee.
To-morrow's Programme,
24-0
Horace Lo and C. Chos (Chinese R.C.):
bent S. A. Ismail and A. H
Madar
...10- 1 lost to S. A. Hussain and D.
Mohamed
4-7
This a stronger combination than the Club has been able to get While all home teams won together for several years and is expected last week, to-morrow's fix tures suggest a fair share of the practically a new line up.
as
beat S. S. Hussain and S. A.
R. Bax
in Shanghai in good time, and "Snowball" found the C.S.P., Allison, the Doctor and many other good friends waiting for us, and
It was honour that should be
not an priate in Mr. Ng's case.
Still though we were overwhelmed fellowship and cement new friending the mementoe, and he sug- ships, and generally widen one's gested to the meeting that such horizon-after all Hong Kong is a an honour would be very appro- pretty small place and a narrow narrow minded. It is good to learn environment is apt to make one
probably be down here in the every member would agree that in this case it had been thoroughly Autumn for a return match.
What a marvellous place the earned. (Applause.). Majestic is less like a hotel than
A motion of Mr. Cheng, second. Roman vills with its marbleed by Dr. S. F. Lee, that a silver pillars and huge vestibule where shield should be presented to Mr.
unanimously carried. dancing floor
The line up of the South China spoils going to the visitors, and we were whisked off to the kindly that a Shanghai ladies' team will lightly given, but he felt sure that tained in the Old Testament. He
Dragons is not known but it is 7-4 understood that they will also have 21-12 several new players.
Total:-Chinese RC. 60; Indian R.C. 30:
"C" DIVISION. Chinese R.C. 1st r. Racralo. 1st, Ma Wai But and Ip Kau (Chinese R.C.):
beat C. Remedios and C.
Basto
beat L. Carvalho and J.
Xavier beat H. A. Noronha and A.
A. Remedios
.10- 1
8-3
& 3
26-7 Lau Man Kwong and Chiu Tsun Chiu (C.R.C.):
beat C. Remedios and C.
Basto beat L. Carvalho and J.
Xavier
.10-1
a-3
beat H A. Noronha and A.
A. Bemedios
0-2
97. €
Cheng Chi Wing and Chow Wah
Pu (C.R.C.):
beat C. Remedios and C.
Basto
beat L. Carvalho and J.
Xavier
10. 1
0-2 bent H. A. Noronha and A.
A. Remedios
.10 1
20- 4
Total:-Chinese R.C, 52 Recreio
1st 17.
TO-DAY'S MATCH."
On the Hong Kong Cricket Club courts to-day, the Chinese Recrea tion Club will meet the Home Club in the "A" Division. The result will have an important bearing on the League Table, as the successful Club is expected to win the Shield.
NEW POST FOR A WOMAN BOOKMAKER.
TO BE DIRECTOR OF A GREAT FIRM.
Mra. Helen Vernet, England's boly woman bookmaker, who long ago staggered her friends by taking her place on the race-course and shouting the odds, has been elected a director of Ladbroke's, the most important firm of turf commission agents in the world.
The records, of Ladbroke's may be said to constitute another ver- sion of Debrett, their clientele is so representative of the great Zamilies of Eagland.
Mrs Vernet's appearance is totally unlike that which one woul expect a woman bookmaker to be. Bhe is alimly built, graceful, white-haired, and blue-eyed, with a girlish complexion, and a flair for good dressing. She combines an old-world charm of manner with the modernity of outlook that caus ed her to become the first woman bookmaker fifteen years ago. Her secret of success is given in her own words.
"It may sound conceited; but I just say to myself, Helen, what some one else can do you can do, and I go ahead with the job, what ever it may be, and somehow or other I get through."
Senior Division,
1
H
THE FIXTURES. The schedule is as follows:-
Saturday, June 18th.-Hong Kong e. South China Dragons. Sunday, June 17th-Filipinos V.
Sacramento. Saturday, June 23rd.-Hong Kong
r. U.S. Navy.
Sunday, June 24th.-S.C. Dragons
v. Filipinos. Saturday, June 30th.-Hong Kong
1. Filipinos. Sunday, July 1et.-S.C. Dragons
v. U.S. Navy,
Junior Division, Saturday, June 9th-South China
*. Kiors.
Sunday, June 10th.-S.C. Scouts
v. China Athletic. Saturday, June 16th.-Senior
game only.
Sunday, June 17th.-South China
v. Y.M.B.A. Saturday, June 23rd.-Kiora v.
S.C. Scouts. Sunday, June 24th.-Y. M. B. A v.
China Athletic Saturday, June 30th.-Kiora 1.
China Athletic. Sunday, July 1st.-Y.M.B.A. .
St. Joseph.
D.
Saturday, July 7th.-Kiora
St. Joseph. Sunday, July 8th.-South China
r. China Athletic. Saturday, July 14th.-S.C. Scouts
r. St. Joseph. Sunday, July 15th.-Kiora
Y.MLB.A:
Saturday, July 21st.-South China
v. St. Joseph. Sunday, July
+. Y.M.B.A.
Saturday, July
ad.-S.C. Scouts
28th. South China v. SC. Scoute.
Snday, July 20th-St. Joseph
China Athletic.
.
This provides for a double header every Saturday and Sunday after- noon. The Junior Division is to start their game at 2 o'clock and the Senior Division at 4 o'clock every week-end.
and
LUNA PARK.
That some evening several of us went straight to the dogs. No-it's
after passage was unfolded to him out of the ancient writings of the the prophets. But greater still was bis astonishment when, stepping into the New Testament, he found the perfect fulfilment in Christ of the prophecies concerning Him con- paused as he considered the pro- table consequences of his belief in Christ, which to him would mean nothing less than suicide-social, domestic and commercial.
Nevertheless, he was overwhelmed
chocked of the details in the life of Jesus, beginning from His birth, · with the Old Testament prophecies, and finally reached the Cross, it was all he could do to restrain his tears Mr. Flacks said he now ap- peared to himself the most guilty sianer on earth, but in spirit took the blood of Jerus, the Messiah, to cleanse him from his sin. He ap-
go across to the Police ground,' not as bad as it sounds. We went East and West rub shoulders on the Ng Tai Ping as a souvenir, was by the claims of Christ, and as he
several surprises may also be homes that were giving us shelter. anticipated. The contests are most- ly between near neighbours. Kow- loon C.C. "and the Bowling Green Club play each other in both Divisions. The two Docks do battle at Hunghom. Craigengower seniors, while their juniors receive the Civil Service. The Club de Rocrdo are holding a local Derby at King's Park.
The Police are said to be prepar- ing a cordon to rope in the Craigengewer visitors who have so far received all the bouquets, Craigengower has to be defeated sone day and will find the Police a tough lot, especially if they display the form which comes to them occasionally.
Kowloon Docks should gain the points from their professional rivals. The Bowling Green are win and, with favoured for a ground advantage, their junior team should complete the "double." Civil Service juniors and East Point, both playing away, are back ed as the winners. Recreio 3 will need more praction before they can expect to beat their more seasoned colleagues.
To-murrow's fixture list League tables follow:
Division I.
'B.C.
and
Police R.C. z. Oraigengower C.C. Kowloon C.C. v. Kowloon B.G.C. Kowloon Docks R.C. v. Taikoo
Division II. Craigengwer C.C. v. Civil Ser
vice C.C. Taikoo R.C. v. East Point R.C Kowloon B.G.C. v. Kowloon O.C. Club de Recreio "B" e. Club de
Recreio."A"
...
LEAGUE TABLES. The positions in the Leagues
Division I.
Are:--
P. W. D. L. Pts.
0 B Craigengower 330 Kowloon C.C...... 2 3 0.1 2 Kowloon D.R.C. 3 2 0 1 4 Taikco R.C...... 2 1 0 1 2 Kowloon B.G.C. 3 1 0 2 2 Police R.C.2 1 0 1 2 Civil Service .... 3.0 0 3 0
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST...
F*
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Mr Ng thanked the members for the honour that had done him. He said that the little he had been able to do for the Club had given him a very great amount of plea sure, and he acknowledged the great assistance he had received from members of the Committer.
After the reports and accounts
to the dress rehearsal of the opening
THE NIGHT LIFE. of the greyhound racing track at Luna Park. It was a novelty and That leads ont to touch on Shang- a thrill. A circular track 500 yards hai night life. Most of us tasted round, with glaring electrics over- of the Carlton's delights with its wonderful band and floor, and there head, a most life-like papier
was also a real good balancing turn "hare,Cuthbert, (outhern, done by a man and a girl hardly noticed the long bar by presumably Russian; but only the had been confirmed the officers for plied to himself in the most per- which it was attached to the motor more adventureus penetrated to the the ensuing rear were elected as sonal way the words of Christ: trolley that runs under boarding Tavern and the Del Monte where follows:Chairman: Mr. Ng Tai Him tant cometh to Me I will Lai in no wise cast out" "And de- at the outer edge of the track), and up to 4 a.m. and later you get a Ping Vice-Chairman: Mr. wildly enthusiastic dogs in the perfectly good Russian dancing Woon Cheong: Hon. Secretary and cepting redemption through the coloured jackets that raced round at nearly 40 miles per hour and partner for 50 cents & dance, beer Treasurer: Mr. Wu Min Chao;hlood of "Jesus Christ,", concluded Hon. Adviser: Mr. Wong Tin Shak. Mr. Flacks, I arose from my LLD.
DOCTORS AND LUNATICS.
WHY THEY FIGHT SHY OF
SIGNING CERTIFICATES.
knees-a new man.'
DOG WAR IN FRANCE.
GREYHOUND OWNERS
PRIVILEGES.
PAXIS.
A war has broken out in France
as a result of the holding of the
tric bare in this country. first greyhound races with the elec-
at 81 a bottle for yourself and a only give up to enjoy a quiet scrap champagne cocktail for your part
"Cuthbert
ner at 82 a glass! No wonder that or in disgust when
the visitor from Shanghai finds disappeared with a click through a sort of rabbit hutch. As sport how Hong Kong dull, though perhaps ever it seemed to the writer a bit restful. What must strike the Hong too artificial. Electric light is no Kong visitor up there is the pace sort of substitute for daylight and of life in general" some burgh" the sun; the dogs are very difficult to spend a holiday in but give me to distinguish, especially at the far drowsy old fashioned Hong Kong side of the course, and the bare every time to live a life-time in.
At an inquest at Hackney, E., on trafley, though concealed, comes Then the traffic as in California Agnes Kate Livemore, aged 33, roaring round in a way that there must be about one car to every married, of Dalston, who threw her- destroys the illusion of the fleeing 10 inhabitants, and many house-self from a window at the Hackney bare. Everything is unreal, but holds run two, a runabout for still the game seems to have caught madam and a large car for master's Infirmary, it was stated that before entering the institution she had
Several hundred greyhounds have on in Shanghai as at home. The and evening use. One was impreas been in the German Hospital. Thes only doubt is whether it has come ed too by the excellence of the resident medical officer there.certif- been imported into France in the to stay.
traffic control though the cost for The next eight days of our holi-electric current to work the traffic, ed that she should be placed under hope that Parliament will authorise
proper control, and she was dis-totalisator betting at dog-racing. day were mainly devoted to cricket beacons must be considerable. Two charged in the care of her husband. meetings, and many of them, it is and tennis, the results of the games Amateur Dramatic ahows were on,
The relieving officer stated that alleged, are of doubtful origin, being now old history, but we still but most of us only saw the B.W.A.
German Hospital he was not satisfi- have been paid for them.. had time to look around and dis show at the Embassy, & theatre when he saw the woman at the despite the fact that large sums cover what a vast and amazing that except for size puts our
ed that it was a case be could deal place is Shanghai.
Theatre Royal to shame, and this
with under the Lunacy Act. In On Sunday Hang-jao attracted was Frederic Lonsdale's "On Ap-
some cases be over-rode the doctor's several golfers among us and we proval." The four characters that
certisonbe. found a course with smooth white-made up the caste carried through clover sprinkled turf, tricky water- their roles most excellently, A hazards and a picturesque club difficult play for amateurs as there house set among lowering shrubs. is no action and everything depends. As a test of golf it cannot compare on acting and the dialogue. with Fanling, being too flat and So our eight days passed and on artificial, but the going is excellent the 9th that floating and palatial and the surroundings delightful. hotel, the Empress of Canada, borbe. sufficient to satisfy the relieving
And that reminds me Shanghai us away, sleepy but well content,
The Société Centrale Canine, which is the French equivalent of the Kennel. Club in London, insista that all greyhounds must be duly entered in the French stud book in order that there may be no poe- sible dispute about their origin and
identity.
The coroner, Dr. Smith, said that there was no wonder doctors fought eases. Doctors were given dis- shy of signing any papers in mental cretionary powers to say when sa individual required to be placed under control, and that ought to officer. It was unfortunate that in is indeed blessed, in its flowers. back again to the humdrum of every this case medical opinion bad been May and June are the two fower day life. One word more. We all over-ridden, but apparently there months up there and the blooms owed, and owe, a great debt of lieving officer had acted within his For Aget. Up Dn. everywhere were wonderful and gratitude to our Shanghai friends legal right..
make one quite home sick for for the wonderful time they gave verdict of Suicide while afing doga. English gardens In one particular us, a debt that we look forward to Unsound Mind was recorded. garden to which a flying visit was attempting to repay. Shanghai paid, were two fairy glades each hospitability is proverbial in Hong a riot of pink, blue and yellow, Kong but it has to be experienced to danked on either side by green be believed." red-splashed tiers of climbing roses.
.... 197 161 30 0. Kowloon C.C... 125 113 10 Craigeagower"
11 0 181 Kowloon D.R.C. 192 The Senior Division game be Kowloon B.G.C. 183 187 0 *
Filipinos tween the
0 the Police R.C........ 117 121 Sacramento should be of particu-Taikoo R.C. 112 1210 lar interest, as it will be the first Civil Service.... 165 107. trial of the new Philippines line-up
Division II. which is reputed to have been con
P. W. D. L. Pts. siderably strengthened by talcat brought out from Manila.
Umpires at each game will be men from the U.S. Navy.
URUGUAY WIN OLYMPIC SOCCER.
9
0 49
40 0 8
2
2
0
0
4
4
1
4.
2
0
2. A
1
0 1 2
1 .0
1 0 2 2 9.2 2
ARMY MANCEUVRES IN ENGLAND.
ONLY ON A SMALL SCALE THIS YEAR.
L. EVERET.
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Hot Show Dogs,
One of the greyhound racing com- panies, which has imported the largest number of dog from Eng." land, declares that it will build up its own stud book of greyhounds and ignore the central dog author- ity, on the ground that show-doga have nothing in common with rac- The French Kennel Club declares that it will not budge from the standard of what constitutes a thoroughbred greyhound and will insist on the pedigree of every racer being duly registered in its archives just like any other thoroughbred.
J.P.'s Eefusal To Bigu. At an inquest at Eridge, near Tunbridge Wells, Kent, on Francea Wood, aged 65, who after being missing for several days was found dead in some laurels, Dr. Basil Payne, of Southborough, protested The war has reached so serious a stage of development that it will against the refusal of a magistrate to sign an order for the woman's be one of the first subjects which removal to a mental hospital. The M. Poincaré'e new Cabinet will magistrates would never sign the have to consider in June. orders, he asid, unless they saw delusions.
ten about them, we are not likely to see again on the old lines.
Last year's plan worked very well. indeed, and divisional training is likely to be the permanent pubsti- tute. August and September will
It was stated that Mr. Wood had however, again be the month set aside. The selection of the hottest been previously certified as insane, The abolition of Artny manœuvres months of the year has occasionally but she improved with treatment. in England this year is a move dio caused some grumbling, but the dis. When her daughter died she kept comfort on account of heat is not the body in the house, for three For Agst. Up Da tated by economy. Operations on likely to be serious, and it is dis weeks without telling anyone. Death was due to exposure. She the pre-war scale, with distinguish counted by other advantages. 0
probably rolled down a bank and ed representatives of continental
Dr. Payne said the authorities 0 armies, as guests, have never been
became entangled in the bushes.
04
definitely re-established, and "au D 13 tumn manzuvres, embracing the
should appoint & specialist for cases 0.41 Territorial Force, which for years
where the magistrate was doubtful. A. verdict of Death by Misadven were so integral a part of the
ture was recorde national life that a play was writ
East Point R.O: 4 Civil Service Recreio "A".... 32 Kowloon B.G.C. 4 Taikoo R.C.2 Craigengover... 3 Recreio B3
0 0 Kowloon C.C...? Yacht Club 3 0 0.
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.
Recreio "A" Civil Service... 139 99 40 Kowloon B.G.O. 211 38 0 AMSTERDAM, June 13th. The Stadium was packed to over East Point R.C. 945 219 20
162175 flowing to-day when the replay in Taikoo R.C. 118 119 £3 134 the final of the Olympic Games Recreio "B".. soccer tournament was scheduled. Kowloon C.C...
Yacht Club 102 195 Uruguay, the holders, defeated the Craigengower.... 138 194 Argentine by two goals to one.
(THROUGH RIUTER'S AGENCY.]
0
0 56 0 63
That cavalry still exists as cavalry and is still trained as such is clear from the announcement that the 18 and 2nd divisions of the 1st Cavalry Brigade will have divisional maneuvres all to them" selyes in Sussex for a month.
8,000 MILES RIVER ADVENTURE.
HAVRE, France. M. André Boursien, the French sportsman, who was the first to. cross the Channel in a canoe, is. about to start on a voyage of nd- venture and exploration of about
It will include the recent 8,000 miles on the rivers of Bouth America. of the Amazon for about 3,000 miles.
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