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Level and storage of water in Reservoirs on July 1. 1938. ISLAND WATER WORKS

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1936,

LOCAL BASEBALL Champions' Stiff Task To-Day

NEW LEAGUE TEAM

Pui Ching Stars Depart

1935

1936

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Reservolk

Tytam

Tytam Eyewash

18' 4"

Tytam Intermediate

Tytam Tuk

31 4

4"

Wong Nel Chong

17' 8"

Below Millons Below Millions Over- of Over- flow Tallons дож 18' B* 246.00 27' 4"

3.70 IB' S 82.04 25' 3" 553.00 41 3′′ 11.65 22' 0"

of Gallons

174.54

4.85

· 81.86

598.75 8.53

Pokfulam

8' 0"

46.04 251 2"

Aberdeen Upper

20 10"

Aberdeen Lower

36' 3"

35.85 39 de 14.93 0' 2-

13.44 39.73

73.97.

Total Storage

1,023,55

995,52

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Consumption of water in the City and Hill District in millions

of gallons during the month of June.

Consumption ....

Estimated population

Consumption per head per day

1935

1936

292.97*.

424,400

23.0

397.00 Million gallons 437.000

30.3 Gallons

*--Includes 28.83 million gallons supplied from mainland. I-Includes 70.60 million gallons suppifed from mainland.

·Additional: amount suppiled to Island Villages, during the month of June 14.25 million gallons.

June 1935. From 1st to 17th a six hours supply 16-9 a.m. From 18th to and 4.30 -7.30 p.m.) was given to all districts.

30th a 10 hours supply 611 a.m. and 9 pm) was given to all districts..

"June 1936-A 15 hours supply 18 a.m.9 p.m.) was given to all districts during the whole month.

MAINLAND WATER WORKS

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THE TEAMS

Guterres, C. A. Lopes, C. H. Basto (skip); E. de Sousa, C. R. Pereira, P. A. Yvanovich. F. X. Soares

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The following are some of the ¦ (skip). probable line-ups.

FIRST DIVISION

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Police R-C. Blackbourn. Gough, F. E. E. Booker, J. S. Rid- deli skip); N. B. Fraser, S. Farlow, G. S. Alexander, A. E. Carey (skip); W. Cameron, F. Charming, A. J.

INDIAN 8. C. v. CIVIL SERVICE | Johnson, R. H. E. Marka (skip). Indian RC-D. M. Khan, S. M. Reserves: R. Ells, T. H. Daly. Rumjahn, A. K. Minu, M. Y. Adal KOWLOON C. C. v. YACHT CLUB (skip); M. R. Abbas, A. Ram! Jahn. A. M. Wahab. A. R. Dallah (skip); J. Hoosen, A. Baker, A O Madar. A. R. Minu (skip)

Kowloon C.C.-C. J. Tacchi, J. M. Jack. W. Mulcahy, V. C. Labrum (skip); W. W. Hirat, & J. Hougo- ton, T. Fergusson, W. CRIT

The addition of the U.5.5. Tulsa nine into the local' base- ball league will prove a mostivil Service,-A. Steven, W, Bur-(skip); J. S. Dinnen, A. Nissim, A. formidable foc to the other eight teams.

The Tulsa will play a double- header this afternoon at Causeway Bay, beginning at 2.15, against the -Overseas Chinese, This should prove to be a well played game, sì- though the odds are fall for the

sailors to win.

The Tulsa battery will be Fox and Forter. The rest of the line up will be as follows:

Mealeer-1b

Curtis-25

Jolly-3b

Wood-s

Helm-1

Krommenhock--er

Svoke-ri

Although the Overseas nine will be without the services of Joe Yee and Gabriel Lau. they fully intend to extend the Americans to the limit. A win for the former would be sweet because of their defeat in an exhibition game two "weeks ago.

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ling. C. Strange. F. J. Jones (skip); P. E. Knight, J. Gellatly, L. H. Coll- yer, F. J. McGowan (skip); J. Pur- vis. "M. N. Rakusen, F. Cullip. J. Hollidge (skip).

CRAIGENGOWER "A" v

KOW-

LOON BG.C. Cralgengower "A"-A. E. Coates, A. M. Omar, C. S. Ros- selet, R. F. da Luz (skip); A 8. Gomes, C. S. Summons, D. Rum-

3.

Spary, A. E. Silkstone (skip):

Yacht Club.-E. S. Abraham, F H. King. K. S. Robertson, B. E. Maughan (skip); P. S. Cassidy, W. R. Mansfield, J. A. D. Morrison, J. Bentley (skip); A. Murdoch, D. J Fraser, G. E. Costello, S. Steven- son (skip), Reserve: W. A. Cornell, FOOTBALL C. “Bv. H. K. ELECTRIC

Football C. "B".-S. H. Strange,

Selby (akipi: J. S. Howell, H G. Wallington, A. McKellar, N. M. Currie (skip); A. W. Hayward, J. Dobson, V.. Walker, E. J. Edwards

Jahn, U. M. Omar, (skip); J SE. S. Carter. P. Morgan, J. A. P.

V. Landolt,

N. Atienza, Cavanagh, R. Basa (skip).

Kowloon B.G.C.-A. S. Russell, J. Watson, W. Macfarlane, L. Guy (skip); S. "A. Bright, R. Hall, 8. Randle, R. Duncan (skip): J. E. Henson, J. G. Meyer. M. J. Hen derson, A. M. Holland (skip).

POLICE R.C. v. CLUB DE

RECREIO Police R.C.-H. S. McKay, C. S.. Pile, W. S. McHardy, W. Mair (skip); W Grelg. C. Dowman, J. Orem, W. E. Hollands (skip); L. Glendinning. W. 3. Dall. J. Shep-

The Overseas will open the game herd, S. Logan (skip); Resorves:

1935

1936

Kowloon Main

131 5% 227.35 17 5"

Kowloon Byewashi

58' 0"

Shek Li Pu!

75"

25.22 51′ 5′′ -37.90 15' 5*

195.95 36.48

61.00

with;

Jubilee

130' 0"

52.00

H. Ching-p"

Shing Mun Reception

9' 0"

11.79 3 6"

24.15

Fung c

Total Storage **

352.26.

359.58

Consumption of water in Kowloon and New Kowloon in mil-

lions of gallons during the month of June.

Consuraption

Estimated population

Consumption per head per day

1935

1938

192,78

342.500

259,21 MUlion gallons

325,000

..18.8

June 1835-From 1st to 17th a six hours and 4.30-7.30 p.m. was given to all districts.

a constant supply was given to all districts.

20.6 Gallons, supply (6-9 am From 18th to 30th

June 1936-A constant supply was given to all districts dur- ing the whole month."

Additional amount supplied to Lalchikok Water Boat Dock during the month of June 7.69 million gallons.

The reports of the Government Bacteriologist and Analyst shew that the quality of the water is excellent.

Total rainfall recorded by Royal Observatory from 1.1.35 ta 30.8.35: 28.500 and from 1.1.36 to 30.8.38: 24.850.

MRS. BALDWIN PUSHES A CRUISER

Incident At Launch Cheered

London. June 24. The seventh British warship to bear the name Glasgow was laun- ched yesterday by Mrs." Stanley Baldwin at Glasgow.

on

"The cruiser began to move down the slipway so slowly that Mrs. Baldwin, in an endeavour to ac- celerate its pace, stepped forward the launching platform and pushed the sharp prow of the veg- sel with all her might. Her act was cheered by a large crowd.

The launch was viewed from a yacht in the Firth of Clyde by Haile Selassie, the Negus, who was seeing such 3 spectacle for the first time

H.M.S. Glasgow was laid down in April" last year, and her speed, when in commission, will be thirty- two knots

L. Ching-ib

B. S. Ching-2b Kau-3b

W. Ching-33

Chap-f

C. S. Chung-er'

Moe-r1.

N. Brown, E. Kelley.

Club de Recreio.-J. B. Norman, L. F. Xavier, F. V. V. Ribeiro, C. G. Silva (skip); A. A. Remedios J J. Basto, F. X. M. da Silva (skip). J. Basto. F. X. M. da Silva (skip) D C. Alves, G. M. P. Remedios, J. J. Basto, F. X. M. da Silva (skip).. TAIKOO K. C. v. KOWLOON C. C. Talkoo R.CJ, Wald, S.. Follock, W. Cunningham. J. C. Chai-

W. *mers (skip);

Brown, T. The other game of the double-Grimes, C. Matthews. R. C. Wallace. header will be against the Eastern A.C., following the close of the first Polaon, N. Drummand (skip).

(skip; R. Keown, A. Norrie, J.

game. The sailors should rate the Eastern lads to camp easily if they use their first string line-up: Höw- ever, the Eastern boys have had

TULSA V. EASTERN

very little real baseball playing. but should improve considerably with continued practice.

AMERICAN V. JAPANESE The first game on schedule on Sunday morning at 0.30 wil be played between the local Ameri- cans and the Japanese nine. The laiter have had regular baseball

SENATORS LAPSE practice, and should come out vic-

BASEBALL RESULTS

New York, July 9 The following were the results League baseball matches of the played to-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

'Philadelphia Pittsburgh

torious in this game...

The fact that the Americans have added three new men to the team, however, might strengthen their game. Them- son will start the pitching, with Allen behind the bat. With the change in positions the rest of the line up will be:

R. H. E

5 13

10 18 0

3 12 2

4 11 0

9 0

Hearther-ib Church-20

Williams--3b

5 11

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Howard-It

Brooklyn Chicago

Thirteen innings were played.

Brooklyn

Wilson hit a homer. Chicago

Cavaretta hit a/homer.

New York St. Louis

2 € #

10 -

3

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Joe Medwick hit a homer.

AMERICAN LEAGUE ...

After the launch Mrs. Baldwin, Washington left by fast car for Wishaw, Lan-

St. Louis........ arkshire, where the Prime Minis- ter was addressing a mass demon-Philadelphia stration

The Negus, who is the guest of Lord Inverclyde at Wemyss Castle, also witnessed yachting regattas on Clydeside. He will return to London to-morrow.

£1,000,000 MISSIONARY TRUST WOUND UP

London, June 22,

A trust formed to dispose of

£1,000,000 left for missionary work

by Robert Arthington, of Heading-

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Pinkie Higgins and Bob Johnson homered.

Barros-cf

Rogers-r!

The Japanese will use the same line up as last sunday's game with Pul Ching.

Kowloon C.C.-H. Overy, R. P. Phillips, N. Bebbington, R. G. Craig (skip); G. Lee, L. E. Lam- mert, F. Goodwin, A. Hyde Lay

(skip); H. Gittins, W. Geall E. C. Fincher, J. Fraser (skip),-

KOWLOON DOCKS

7. CRAP.

GOWER "gn Crazower "B"-J. Paz, J. W. Leonard, K. M. Omar, H. V. Pearse (skip; J. R. Soares, W. Phelps, H. 'W." Randall, W. Gli (akip}; A.J. Coelho, F. J. Smith, B. W. White- man, W. V., Meld (akip).

SECOND DIVISION

CIVIL SERVICE v. CRAIGEN- GOWER

Civil Service-D. Crawley, M. Purvis, W. Hyer, R. R. Davies (skip); F. H. Harper, M. Cumietti. J. Cook, R. R.- Wood (skip); C, Champelovier. A Bower, H F Westlake Sar. H. F. Westlake, Jnr. (skip).

Cralgengower-D. K. Kharsa, F. X. Delgado, J. Fitzgerald, A. E. S. Alves (skip); N. P. Karan- Ja,

J. H. J. Tollervey, F. Begby, W. Ward (skip); H. L. Fox. W. H. Atkins, E. McNay, Y. Abbas (skip), Reserves: L. C. R. Souza, A. B. Hamson.

KOWLOON B. G. C, v. FOOTBALL C. "A"

Kowloon B.G.C.-W. L. Walker, K. C, Hamilton, C. B. Hosking, H. H. Rose (skip); B. 8. Rogers, 8, M. white, W. S. Drake, G. H. Sherrit (skip); F. A Cheesman, B. O. Reed, J. C. G. G. E. F. Thompson (skip).

Football C. "A" E P. Ansjow, J. H. Gelling. J. M. Delgarno, J. Russell (skip); T. R. Rowell, G. 8. Graver. J. 8. Beach, C. B. Robert- son. (skip); E. Strange, W. Ker- shaw, F. B. W. Haynes, J. Rodger

CANADIAN V. VOLUNTEER With the loss of Dreary, the Canadians will have a pretty dif- Acult ilme. from now on in the league, and with the surprising im- provement of the Volunteer, nine the latter should win this game, The Volunteer battery of Lefty Joe Bowen, and Wingle has (skip). proved a very good one for begin- ners and, with the help of the fielders, should be Instrumental in 1❘ winning this game, Muir will begin Lou Gehrig homered and Pear-pitching for the Canadians, with son pitched,

Walker catching.

Cleveland

.. 11 150 Hal Trosky hit two homers and Eat! Averili, Weatherly and Vos- mik one each.

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ley, Leeds, over. 38 years ago, was South Seas. and Central and South wound up on Saturday. He stated America. Mr. Arthington was ec- that the money should be spent centric and Uved as a recluse, and over a given number of years, and was left a fortune by his father, brewer, in It was announced that the condi- Quaker, who was a ttons had been fulfilled and all Hunslet Lane, Leeds. until he clos the money had been used. Under ed the brewery for conscientious the bequest missionary work has reasons. in. 1850. Robert Arthing been carried forward. in India, ton died at Teignmouth in 1800 at China, Japan, Tibet, Africa, the the age of 77.

The departure of Tommy Kira: and Chester King, the popular stars of the Bul, hing Academy, for San Francisco this, moming on.

CLUB DE RECREIO v. POLICE R. C.

Club de Recreio-F. A. Machado, J. F. V. Ribeiro, A. V. Barros, L. J. J. Bilva (akip); F. A. Xavier, A. P.

the President Collidge, will be an irreparable loss to the school.

Kim was, by far, the best short stop in the Colony, bay- ing played considerable base=" ball in the past in fast com- pany. Besides being a fast pitcher, King was the best-hit- ter in the Hong Kong, league. They will be very much missed by their team mates, and the baseball players of the Colony are sorry "to ses "them, zu, alr though they are" speeded" on ther way with heartiest good.· wishes.

(skip).

H. K. Electric.-V. Sorby, J. L King. G. T. Padgett, A. Webater (skip); W. Stoker, G. G. Thompson, J. F. Lunny. H. W. B. Muskett (skip); B. S. Jones, T. P. Saunder- son, J. Sloan, A. F. Paul (skip). Reserve: W. Orchard.

ITALIAN TEAM FOR OLYMPICS

"Hong Kong Daily Press” Specia

Rome, July B. The Arst section of the Italian team for the Olympic Games, con- sisting of men and women com- petitors for athletic, vìli leave for Berlin on July 19. while the re- remainder will follow on July 27.

Italy, whose total team-number is 250, will be represented in 16 out

of 19 different branches of sports-Polo. Handball, Hockey, be- ing the only,games not included... Transocean News Servicë,

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