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PRACTICE FOR

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INTERPORT RIFLE MATCH COMMENCES.

LOW VISIBILITY AND RAIN MILITATE AGAINST HIGH SCORES.

HONG KONG'S PROMISING MATERIAL.

Practice for the Interport Rifle Match commenced,on Satur- day last and was continued on Sunday. The weather on both days was enkind, low visibility and rain causing rather low scores. However, the scores were promising and, with more -prüctice, Hong Kong should be able to field a team which will give Shang- hai and Singapore cruse to think.

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The next practices will take place on Saturday and Sunday. next at Taikoo Range roinmencing at 2.30 p.in. cach day, and-- it is hoped that shooting, men, not attached to any of the localTM” clubs, will come forward and show that there is good material at present untouched,

"RESULTS OF MATCHES FIRED.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1930.

On Wednesday, April 16, Stone- cutters E. and 1st Somerset . Hong Kong Police r 03rd (Argyll and

Appended are the results of the matches fired on Saturday, 12th inat.. Wednesday, 16th inst., Sun-Sutherland)— day, 20th inst., and Thursday, 24th inst.

At Stonecutters, H.M. Dockyard Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps on April 12th:-

*Mr. Ursel:

H.M. Dockyard.

1st Somerseta.

Sgt. Harbour... 29 29 L/C. Loxton... 8 30 Capt. Gage

"Brown 20 29 L. Alms.........

30 40 Sgt. Cloutman... 28 20 Sgt. Clark...... 26 C.Q.M.S. Porter 28- 25 Sgt. Collett..... 97

Hong Kong Police,

200 300 300 To- yds. yds. yds. tal. 25 23 80 Sgt. May 200 26 70" Sgt. Alexander.. 24.

93 72

Sgt. Henderson 21

15

Sgt. Farrell..... 24 *$ Sgt. Orem

13

30

Sgt. Ritchie..... 20 30

gt. Hargreaves" 23 Sgt. Estall..... 19 23

190 170164 318 4% for open sights

trand total......... 563

Talkoo Ride Chub.

500 500 600 To- yds. yds. yds. tal.

25 *Mr. MacIndoe 1. 29

80 Mr. Walusoy... 31 30 23 80 Mr. McLennan... 9

51 03 Mr. Stainten...

55 *Mr. Lyle. 27. Mr. Cameron..... 28 Mr. Summers... 30 *Mr. Swan... 30

**

888

27 84

23 77

83

231920.203...668. 4%, for open sights Grand total..

*-Aperture sights.

366

R.A.F. (Kai Tak) v. "93rd (Argyll and Sutherlands) at Kowloon on shpril 24-

!

R.A.F. (Kal Tak).

200 500 600 To yds. yds. yds. nl.

花

$

206 '181 158 $13

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To- 2200 500 600 yds. yds. yds. tal.

21

85 .70

I Bassett...... 20 30. 24 83 F/Sgt. Pearce... 39 97 17 78 Cpl. Kettle.... 26 Cpl. Ayling ..... S Cpl. Parsons ... 25 Cpl. Cox.......... 18

19

80

25

58

"20 27 Te

19

18

54

21 -78

L.A.C. Bunn ... 24 18 F/Sgt. Walton. 27

14

56

24 28

70

9786

21 713

200 500 000 To yds. yds. yds, tal.

233

76 31

28

*Mr. Young

12**

S

78

93rd (Argyll and Sutherlands).

200 500 600 To- yds, yds. yda. tal.

*Mr. Laker

*Mr. Guest

gg AS

鹪

83

900

98 +8 -B4

99 $3 79

*Mr. Johnston... 25

NG 80

*Mr. Chambers .. 20

93

75 26 Ar Lewis....... 23

26 23 72 *M. Fawcett 2028 20 74.

220 197 630 28 4% for open sights

Grund total. 605

Hong Kong Police.

C.S.M. Docherty 23 R.Q.M.S. McGill 27

30 03

79 26 94 :70

025

Insp. Shaltain 23 $1 Sgt. Pennell .... 25 Sgt. Ritchie...... 27

200 500 300 To- yus. yds. yds, tai. 23 67

Sgt. Mullins... 24 25 18 Sgt. Hutchison.. 25 Pte. Erskine ... 26 L/E. Smiles ... 20 Pipe Major

01

93 163

보다 76

14

21

GI

25

34.

91

Sgt. Farrell.... 13

26

68

Sgt. Hargraeves 25

OF

GO

Sgt. Olivier.... 23

10

59

Sgt. Henderson..28 25 "Sgt. Boffin....... 25 27 27

60

20 BOD GOO To yds. yds. yds. tal.

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196 205-160

4% for open sights

670 18

100 202

LEAGUE TABLE. Hong Kong Rifle League corrected to April 25:-'

F. W. L. Stonecutters E. ... 9 B 1st Somerset L... 8 Talkoo

0

18

2

12.

10

Grand total...! 586

3

3

6

1

4

t

2 Q C

2

201 218 206 $25 Add 4 for open sights

Grand total.

*Aperture sights.

É.K.V.D.C.

"Capt. Thornhill... 14

13 21 43 Lieut. Duncan 25 20 29. 80 Pipe Major

-

19 73 26 32

85

76

90

30 18 77 23 16

30 Mackie 24. Sgt. Cuthill...... Sgt. F. Goodman 21 Pte. Grieva...... 20 Pte. Saltor Pte. Calman...... 19 14 27 60

179 107 182 558 Add 4% for open sights

11.

Grand total. 680

"At Stonecutters, on Saturday, April Stonecutters E. r. Hong Kong Volunteers Defence Corps v. 18 Somerset L.I.:-

Stonecutters E.

200 500 000 To-

yds. yds. yds. fal.

Cupit. Quinlan 20 27

-Aperture sights...

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$3rd (Arygl and Sutherlands).

76

200 500 600 To yda. yds. ya. tail. C.S.M. Docherty 30 20 20 TO Sgt. Mallen ... 22 31 Lt. Neilson...... 23 13 20 58 Sgt. Woolerton. 1 23 14 53 Pte. Irvine ...... 23 23 0 46

AT Pte. Erskine

76 Cpl. Hunter 17 19 16 52 26 73 L/C. Duggan ... 23

188 180 143 520 4% for open sights

21

Grand total...

Stonecutters E.

24

.511

200 500 600 To- yds. yda. yus. tal. *Capt. Quinlen... 27 99 23 60 *P.0. Parsons. 31 32 29 92 P.O. Markbam.. 29 20 20 B1

83

Sgt. Madelaine."22

25 26

73

Cpl. Warwick.... 20

32 23

DO

Cpl. Burnett. 7

31

27

#

*P.O. Greening... 31 30

£3

P.O. Markham.. 27 27

Sgt. Madelaine. 25 20

71

30

H4

CoL Warwick 想你 33

01

*P.O. Parpona

30 31

20

00

Cpl. Burnett ... 20 30

84

*P.O. Greening... 27

32

30

的

Mne. Counter... 31 28

20

"Mne.. Counter

120 86

233 230 219

17

4% for open sights"................

682 17

700

97 30

219 237 297 €23 Add 4 for open sights

Grand total..

H.K.V.D.C.

200 500 600 To- yds. yds. yds. tal. 13 -21 45 28 29 80

Mackie 1 30 .19 73 Sgt. Cuthilt.... 27 Sgt. F. Goodman 21 ...... 20 Pie. Grieva Pte. Salter Pte. Calman 19-

Capt. Thornhill 14 "It. Duncan...... 25

Pipe Major

*

32

28 85 20 76

20 23 16 50

60

14. 27

170 187 182 558 Add 4% for open sights

22

Grand total 180

1st Somerset L.I.

Grand total......... 693

*-Aperture sights.

At Stonecutters on April 20 (N. & M.) Y.M.C.A., (RA.F.) Kai Tak v. Hong Kong Police Taikoo :--

(N. & M.) YM.C.A.

200 500 600 To- yds. yds, yds. tal. "P.O. Reid..... $4 31 30 90

A.B. Taylor ... 9 Pte. O'Railly 16 O.A. Arden Mne. Judd C.Sgt. Dunk 4.B. Basketter.. 27 A.B. Watkinson 26

30 86 68 26 20 ་་་་་་་5་་་་27-80

23 20

20 81 20 33 22. 72 2K 31 94 30 19 75

211 223 211645

4% for open sights

Grand total

*-Aperture sights.

(B.A.F.) Kai Tak,

23

Sinclair 25 (20 233 Lt. Dewar-Burie 23 $26 26 75

174 A75

(N. and M.)

Y.M.C.A. G H.M. Dockyard ... 0 R.A.F. (Kai Tak) 7 93rd (A, and S.) .,,, 4 Hong Kong Police 3 Hong Kong Police

Reserve H.K.V.D.C.

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

LOCAL TENNIS.

FILIPINO STAR GIVES GOOD

-EXHIBITION.

In a hard hitting game before a large crowd of tennis fans, Fran- cisco Aragon, the champion of the Philippines, bent Gordum Lam, the Shanghai and China singles cham.

"DOLORES" IN 'COURT.

SUMMONS UNDER THE ALIENS ACT.

"Dolores," the well-known artists' model, who oner sat for Epstein, appeared at Bow-street Police court

DUCHESS OF LEINSTER.

FOUND IN GAS-FILLED ROOM.

A FORMER GAIETY GIRL, The Duchess of Leinster, once a London musical comedy star, was found ill in a gas-filled room of her

S.W., on April 2

pion, by three sets to love, on "the recently. She was summoned untat in Benedict-road, Brixton. Stand Court of the H.R.C.C." yeader the Aliens Act for not notify terday. The final scores were 6-3, ing a change in her address.

Her name

was given as Norine 6-4 and 6-2.

She was described as citizen living at

She was semi-conscious, and was taken to Lambeth-Hospital.

Before her romantic marriage to the Duke in 1913, the Duchess was His Excellency the Officer Ad- Lattimore.

Miss May Etheridge. The Duke Arst met her when she was playing American ministering the Government, the an

at the Shaftesbury Theatre, and Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern, C.M.G., Devonshire-street, Islington.

after a whirlwind wooing, they were Dolores arrived at the court in a and Mrs. Southorn, accompanied by

married at the Wandsworth, S.W., taxi with Mr. Philip Yale Drew.register offies. To-day, no one knew Capt. Swayne, werp spectatoga, and at the end of the the actor, a prominent witness in the whereabouts of the Duke. game, the players were introduced the Reading shop murder, inquest. to H.E.. who congratulated them on their fine display

interested

"Not Guilty Plea.

Mr. O'Conner on her behalf, pleaded not guilty, and added. ebe admits she had not notified a change in her address," but she dis pates that she is in fact an alien.'

Before the evidence was given Dolores became very pale and asked for a glass of water. It was brought to her by a police officer.. F. Collins said that when mak ing inquiries about another, alien It was found that 'Dolores was an American citizen, and that she had failed to notify certain changes. of

The Game. Aragon started the game with a strong service and took the first Ther game with comparative case. Lum levelled up, but after that, Aragon took four off the reel in rapid succession. During this time, he brought off some brilliant fore and back hand drives, but it must be said that his service was erratic. um, on the other hand, though not hitting quite so hard as his oppon ent, mixed his shots well, and brought off some marvellous re- coveries, particularly when running

Mr. Fry, the Magistrate: What up to the net. The seventh and eighth games went to him, hut the did she say about her nationality Filipino took the ninth to claim theNothing, except that she thought

her husband was dead.

first set at 6-3.

Starting the second stanza ia good style, Lum claimed the first game, lost the second and then took the next three. Leading at four games to two, he gave the impres sion, that he was going to annex the set, but the lad from the Islands was equal to the occasion, and as- serting himself, took four games running and the second set at G games to 4. The sixth game was perhaps the most interesting in this set. Aragon was serving and led at 40-love. Playing a cool game. Lum drew level, and after device was called twice took the game amidst loud applause.

The third and, incidentally, final act found the Filippino champion. playing en the top of his form, and Table he drove, placed and smashed with Lura took the first great accuracy.

his own service, but Pts.ame on

Aragon claimed the next five, and after conceding but one more game, took the set at 6-2. "

පුසු

The following games in the Hong Kong League are. down for decision to-day :-

...

Division II.

Kick-off at 8 p.m.) South China "A" e. South China

"B," Caroline Hill ground. Kowloon F.C. Res. H.K.F.C.

Res., Kowloon F.C ground. The Hon. Secretary H.K.F.A. states that the gate receipts of the Charity Game arranged for the Sepoy Fund on Saturday Inst. aunted to 81,050.75. To this is to be added the proceeds of the raffte for the match ball and dona" tions received.

HOME FOOTBALL. ·

RELEGATION TEAMS IN THE BALANCE.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, April 28. Sheffield Wednesday, having al- ready won the championship of the English League, shared the points on their own ground to-day when they played a postponed fixture. Everton's victory at Huddersfield has an important bearing as to the two teams which will have to drop cut of the First Division. They are still last, but a victory for them on Saturday and defeats for two of the teams in the danger zone might enable them to survive.

address.

Mr. Fry: Did she tell you who her husband was-She said she understood he was dead, but had no proof.

A this mention of her husband Dolores, took several sips of water.

Name in Papers,

coa-

In cross-examination, the stable said he understood her father was an Englishman, and she mar. ried an American in 1926. Records showed that he went to Germany in 1997.

In the last two years I daresay you have seen her name in the papers a great deal?-Her stage name: not her real name.

Mr. O'Connor said Dolores was born in Bloomsbury. Two months after her marriage Lattimore said he was not bound to maintain her, as he had a wife living in America. They parted company, and she had. not seen him since,

"If this case is fought out it might involve the question of the legality of her marriage," said Mr. O'Connor. "If her story is true Lattimore committed bigamy and she never lost her status of a British subject."

Tears.

Dolores, at the magistrate's re quest, stood up, holding a handker chief to her eyes.

Mr. Fry: Until you have proved that Lattimore committed bigamy you must notify as an alica. You must not give the police any further trouble.

In fairness to Lum, it must be mentioned that the scores do not earry a real impression of the run of play. Admittedly, on the day's play, the Filipino was the better man, but Lum, too, showed flashes of brilliance, and, if anything, ap- peared to know the game better than his opponent. Whereas the Filipino concentrated on hard hitting, the Chinese nixed his hard shots.well with some tricky cuts. However, they gave the impression that when they meet the Rumjahn cousins in a doubles game this afternoon, they will give the Indian lads a good and hard fight, though the general"I opinion is that the local pair will more than hold their own against these clever exponents of the game.

This afternoon's match is schedul- ed to start at 4.45 p.m., and all those interested are advised to be on the ground early, as the book ings promise to be very heavy.

INDIANS PUT IN TEAM FOR

MIXED DOUBLES.

The

A late entry--and incidentally a new one to the Mixed Doubles division of the Hong Kong Tenuis League is a team from the Indian Recreation Club. The Club sent in its entry yesterday, and although the fixtures for the season have been drawn up, it was accepted, on the condition that the Indians made their own arrangements for the matches to be played off. dates for these have not been fixed yet, but it is definitely settled that they will play the Ladies' Recres tion' Club, Club de Recreio and University Tennis Club on their ground and the fixtures "against United Services Recreation Club, Chinese Recreation Club, Craigen- gower Cricket Club and Kowloon Cricket Club away.

At the Royal Ulster Yacht Club meeting at Bangor (Ireland) re cently it was announced that the The following position of the five following boats would defend the teams at the bottom of the First America Cup against Sir Thomas Division, all of whom have one Lipton's Shamrock Whirl match left for next Saturday, is wind (L. K. Thorne), Yankee interesting:

(Payne Lawrence Syndicate), Week P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. More (Morgan Nicholls Syndicate), Grimsby 41 14 7.20 72 69 35 and Enterprise (Vanderbit Al- Newcastle...41 147 20 70 92. 35

Thomas derick Syndicate). Bir Sheffield U. 41 14 8 21 86 95 34 Lipton was elected Rear Commo-

dore. Burnley 41 13 8 20 73 05 34 Everton 41 11 11 10 76 81 33 30 83 Results of Monday's matches were 30

As 'under: 38

88.

200 500 600. To yds. yds. yds. tal.

39 Lt. Bassett ...... 27 F/Sgt. Pearce... 27. 25 Cpl. Cox... 20 24 Cpl. Parsons... 26 27 86

23 80 29 73

200 500 600 .To-

yde. yds. yds. tal.

Sgt. Harbour... 20

27 25 81

Sgt. Cloutman.. 25. 28

20

70

Sgt. Clark...... 24

શ

27

78

«Capt. Guge

Brown 27

27

28. 82

'Lt. Alma

27

20 30

28

30

87

Cpl. Kettle 20

30

33, 198

87

L.A.C. Bunn`.....21 F/Sgt. Walton.. 22

:30 .23

31 20 89

193 220 220 · 833 4% for open sighte

25

642

Grand total..

458

Sgt. Collett C.Q.M.S. Porter 28

- 210 227 210.1002

Add 4% for open sights,

Grand total.

Aperture sights.

Division L

0 Sunderland **** Arsenal. Huddersfield ... i Everton Wednesday...... 1 Birmingham...

Division II: (Southern), Norwich 1 Plymouth

Division II (Northern). Darlington 3 Crewe

Reports that Carnéra, the giant boxer, was engaged to marry Miss Emelia Tersini, London girl,

day

parties recently. Carenra's man- ager stated: It was only a Birta

Dolores, who was in tears, said:

am very sorry, sir." The Magistrate: You will be fined one guinea.

Dolores left the court arm in arm with Mr. Drew.

OK

EVERY USER stamps his CK INDIA TIRES

THAT'S WHY YOU ALWAYS HEAR GOOD THINGS ABOUT INDIAS YOU NEVER HEARD OF A DIS SATISFIED USER We'll tell you why!

COME IN

tion. Miss Tersini, when she heard W. R. LOXLEY & CO.,

of the denial, said: “Well, Mr..

2 Carnera knows best. We are only

friends, anyway.

0 engaged."

We are

not

YORK BUILDINGS,

Tel, C. 2285.

For the past month the Duchess had been living in a two-roomed flat at the house where she was found,

To the people in the district she was known as "Mrs. Williams,' She did all her own housework.

All efforts to trace the Duke of. Leinster failed.

His solicitors said they had no idea of his whereabouts It is be lieved that he is not in the country.

Romance-and Tragedy,

The life-story of the Duchess of Leinster is one of rocanner-and tragedy.

It was in Brixton that she was born, 28 years ago, and there she spent her girlhood days. A 13.she achieved her first ambition-going on the stage as a chorus girl in

The New Aladdin " at the Gaiety. Eight years later Miss May Etheridge was a star in Princess Caprice at the Shaftesbury. Then ahe met the Duke, who was then Lord Fitzgerald, and also 91 years old.

They became engaged, and in only a few weeks later they were married at. Wandsworth register offer.

They had planned to keep the wedding secret, but there was an election on the same day, and there was polling station in the same building. Lord Edward and his bride escaped through an adjoining restaurant.

The honeymoon was spent in Canada, where the young couple lived for a time in a shack beside.

lake in Ontario.

The landlady of the house said: The Duchess came here about

A gan, the Maiquess of Kildare. month, ago. She was known here as Mrs. Williams, but her lettere was born in 1914, and in 1999 Lord were addressed to the Duchess of Edward succeeded to the title. Leinster. She seldom went out dur-In 1915, Lord Edward went to the ing the time she was here. She only war: his wife returned to the atago had two or three visitors, one of in the revue Watch Your Step. whom was her mother.

a

"About a a.m. I was aroused by commotion in the passage of the house. I got up in time to see her being taken away in an ambulance by police ofcers and ambulance men.

She told me that she was stay- ing here only until she could find a cottage in the country. She had arranged to leave this week, and had been packing."

Mrs. Lunt, a local baker's wife, said:-

In September 1923, the duchess, who wis then living in a small fint in Bournemouth, said she was living. on an allowance of £0 19s. a week and was looking for work.

She added that all her beautiful diamonds had been sold.

The Duke of Leinster, while Lord Edward FitzGerald, sold his rever- sionary interest in the Leinster estates to Sir H. Mallaby-Deeley for £87,500 in 1918. Sit Harry agreed to pay him an annuity of £1,000 a year. The Duke had the right to In She came to me and told me she repurchase within ten years. was the Duchess of Leinster. She 1923 a private company was formed Duke of Leina- asked us to chance a. cheque. Iwith the title, the heard later from one of her fellowter Trust. Ltd." lodgers that he changed it for her, of Leinster." and that she really was the Duchess

The Duke of Leinster has had ar

He has shot tigers in India; he was five times remarkable career. The Duke is the premier Duke, wounded in the war pace he Marquess, and Earl in the Peerage travelled round the British Isles in of Ireland. He served during the a 12-feet canoe. His greatest ex- Enr from London to Aberdeen (118 war as a lieutenant in the Irish ploit was when he drove a motár

The family seats are, Kilkea Castle, Magenes, and Car- miles) in 14 hours, winning a ton, Maynooth. County Kildare.

Guards.

wager of £3,000.

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Commencing 1st May, 1930, the following is

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Mondays & Wednesdays.. TEA DANCE & DINNER DANCE.

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