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SPORT.

AMERICANS TRAINING FOR OLYMPIA.

By Xaverian.

HOME SPORT.

ENGLISH CUP RESULTS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY MARCH 22 1912

POST OFFICE.

Only fully prepaid letters and post Route to Europe. oards are transmissible by the Siberian

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

Logios

Quite a number of surprises marked the third round of the. English Cup Competition. The

The Parsel Post arstem to the most interesting, however, was Americans are of theopinion that

the fall of the doughty Sunder-following places in China is for the since it is a luat that Michael Oland Eleven at the Hawthorns, ent suspended-Eupeb, Hnnan Murphy, the famous trainer of the West Bromwich Albion gaining and Tongyuah. Pennsylvania University, has been the right to enter the fourth appointed trainor of the American round by the odd goal in three. team for Stockholm, Sweden for Of the Second Division Elevens engaged Barnsley defeated Bolton 1012, it is only a matter of time Wandorora at Oakwell whilst until the American papers glost Fulham blighted the hopes of ovor broken records and the Northampton.

Reading and Manchester United 'establishment of America's su“

livo to fight another day, the periority over the competing na- Southerners, with the advantage tions. There is not a scintilla of of ground only managing to draw. doubt that Murphy is a remark-The full results are appended.

able fine trainer, and for ability to size up an athlete and get the bost out of him there is not a trainer in the United States to heat him.

This will be the fourth time that Murphy has taken track and field teams to compote in Euro- peau meets. His most notable micross was in 1908, when he trained the American Olympie nggregation. So skilfully did Murphy do his work that his charges more than came up 10 expectations. There was absolute- Jy no friction among the athletes, for Murphy's invariable good humour kept everybody happy, yet he exorcised the strictest dis- eipline. Onaccount of the wonder- 'd record which his team mado, he could un lavo boen other than the unanimous choice of the com- mittes to take charge of the second fcam.

Reading 1, Manchester United 1. West Bromwich 2, Sunder- land 1.

West Ham 1, Swindon 1. Everton 2, Oldham Athletic 0. Fulham 2, Northampton 1. Bradford City 1, Bradford 0. Blackburn 3, Wolverhampton 2. Barnsley 2 and Bolton Wands 1.

Fourth Round Draw,

Roading or Manchester United v.

Blackburn Rovers. west Ham or Swindon v. Everton: West Bromwich Albion v. Ful- Barnsley v. Bradford City.

ham.

FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS.

A CHANCE FOR EVERY

AMATEUR.

February 28, March 2. March 7.

Dus Bhaoghai March 15..

March 19. Arch 22.

MAILS DUE. “Biborian, Chinkus, 24th insi. American, Siberia, Im prox. American, Ollas, 8th prox.

Australian

Mail.

MAILS CLOSP. Manila, Cebu, fluita, Angeur, Yap, Maron, Friederich, Wilhelmsbatan, Rabani, Her- bertakohe. Matop, Samaral, Brisbane, Syday, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Dunedin, Melbourne, Ade- laide, Perth, and Framentie For Prinz Bigismund, 23rd Mar., 8 AM

SHIPPING NEWS

The war Lightning from Caloutta left Bingap re this morning, and may bo expooted here on the 7th Inst

The N. Y, K....12. Kiddn Maru, -Cal- cutta' Lins, left Kobe for this port via Moji on the 21st inst, and is expected on the 28th ins

VESSELS IN PORT

STEAMHER.

Artoon Apoar, Br. .., 3,931, G.

F. Hudson, 19th Mar,—

Moj! 14th Mar., Coal and Gen.-D. §. & Co.

Mail Steamers.

THE PENINSULAR

Borneo, Ger.-B... 1,344, F. Sembill, AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

12th Mar.—Sandakan 6th Mar., Timbe-M. & Co. Bourbon, Fr. ., 907, La Bail, 11th

Mar-Haiphong 9th Mon, Gen. M. M.

The NY. K. a. Jinsen Marü, 0·1- outis Line, left. Singapore for this

port on the 19th fast., and is expected on the 26th inst. She will be despatched direct te Kobe on the following day,

The .s. Canada Mare from Tacoma Capri, Ital. s., 2,63, Figari, 21st Mar.-Moji 14th Mar, Doa, lafe Shanghai for this port on the 21st inst, and is due on the 24th-in-4, p.m.

--O, &00. The 1-0. B. NO. 6. Namsang Chip Shing, Br. .., 1,199, Mooney, from Oskatta is das at Hongkong on

21st Mar-Canton 20th Mar., Gon.-J., M. & Co. the Bed that., and leaves for Shangha

Sang, Br, 6.5., 1,418, O. P. and Japan on the 29th fasi,

Mattock, 21st Mar-Can- ten 20th Mar., Ballest.—J., M. & Co.

Olue

The L-O. 8. N. Col. Laisang from Osloutis is due at Hongkong on the: 4th prox,; and leaves for the Stratis and Calcutta on the 0th inst.

The I.-U. 8. N. Cp.s s.o. Choong- shing from Wellaimei is due at Hong- kong on the 20th inst, and leares for Tientsin on the 2nd prx.

The I-0.8, N, Co.'s sm. Fooshing from Wubu is duo at Hongkong on the 24th inst.

The Shira Lina ein. Den of Glamin from Kobe is due st Hongkong on the let prox., and leares for London on the 2nd prox

The Indra Lina 1.6. Ipdrai amba from Koba is dus at Hongkong on the Ist

Daigi

Dovre,

WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undimentioned PORTS da or about

the DATES Bamed-

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NHANG HẢI

MOJI. KOBE ♣ YOKOHAMA

Namac

Maru, Japan, 847, Y. Some- SHANGHAI ...

kawa, 20th Mar.-Swatow 19th Mar., Gen.—0:8. K. Nor. a, 788, F. Sigreland, 17th Mar Haiphong 10th Mer., Gen. Wo Yick 8. 9. . Co.

| Laertes, Er. Ko, 1,940. Oban. E. Ja, 20.1 Mır.-Saigon 16th Mar., Roo-Wo Fat Sing,

Montangle, Br. ■.., 8,003, W. Davi-

BON, R.N.R., 10th Mar Shanghat 7th Mar:, Mail and Gen.-C. P. R. Os, -

LONDON, VIA] USVAL PORTA DY CALL ****,

LONDON & ANT-] WERP v. B'roix, Ригал, Смо PORT SAID AND MARIRIZALES...

ITHANERS

TO FAIL DE

REKABEL.

Daylight | | Freight and Capt. F. E. Andzowa, u.x.n. † 26th March J Pawaga

Delta.......

About 7 Fraight and Capt. E. P. Martin, n.x.m.ƒ 28th March)

Devanha

Noon,

"Capt. W. B.' Hickey........ } 90th Mar,

Nubla Capt. F. J. Fox,.....................

For farbber partiouls:*, apply to

prox, and leaves for Now York on Pars, Br, nu; 2,714, J. Hill, 124.) P. & 0. 8. N. Co.'s offes,

28r 2nd prox.

Takao-For Shinobika-mara, MAR, BA.M Boihor, Touroa and Qiulin-Par

Helene, 23rd Mar,, O A.M. Taingtan and Ticatsin-Per Chipsling; 23rd Mar, 11 A..

Kudat and Sandakan-Per Boraco,

28rd Mar., 11 AN,

The B. I. 8. N. Co.'s .s. Muitm from Rangoon is die at Hongkong on the at prox, and loaves for Japai op the 2nd prox.

The P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s 1.5. Oriontal

loft Yokotams on the 21st inst., at 1 pm., and is exported to arrive at Hong Singapore and Bombay--Per Capri,kong on the 26th inst., at 1 pm.

28rd Mar., 1.1 ÁN. Hong y-Por Chintang, 23:d - Mar., The proprietor of the. "Hong-

11 A.M. kong Telograph" has decided to Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Por

his during March

A. Apcar, 28rd Mar., xo38, continue offer of two prizes for the best Manila, Cebu and Iloilo For Duvre, photographs submitted to the editor by amateur photographers, Manila, Cebu and Iloilo-l'er Yeon-

sang. 23rd Mar, 1 P.M. during the month.

The first prize is one of

$10

J

23rd Mar., MODE...

".

Macro Por Sal Tai, 28rd Mar., 1.15

P.M.

Amy Rod Shanghai--Per Tjibodas,

23rd Mar, 3 r.N. Shanghai-Por Choyuang, 23rd Mar,

5 P.M.

A Long Career. Murphy has been longer in the business of training athletes than any other coach in the country, you he is only 50 years of age. He began his and the second is one of 85. coaching career with the Detroit It La boon decided to widen Athletic Club more than 20 years the scrye of the competition. To ago, just after he had given up restrict it largely to active life in professional sprinting. From the Colony excludes many ama-Kobe and Yokohama-Per Hadosan Detroit he wont to Yale University, tours who are not yet experien where he made hiinself famous ced in this class of work. As the Haiphong (aking Malls for Takbal) by the skill of the athletics howhole purpose of the competition developed. 8o successful was he is to stimulate interest in photo- that the Yale team enjoyed al-graphy in Hongkong it had been most a monopoly in intercollo-folt better to remove all restric giate track and field victories. The lion and to attention of the New York Athletic Club was called to him, and he took charge of their team during the summer months.

Siberian

Mali.

Olve Everyone a Chance. Pictures of active life, thon, pictures of still life, pictures recent or pictures taken months ago, plotures of life or scenes in Bralow, Murphy's Great Record. In the fall of 1897, the Uni-Hongkong or pictures taken in versity of Pounsylvania lured him any part of China, pictures taken at Home--any picture, general or him away from Yale and ho remained in charge of the local, may be sent along if it

Quaker team for four years At Pennsylvania ho showed the santo capacity for discovering and developing now material that ho lud displayed at Yale, and as a result the Quakers won the in- tercollegiate championship every your he was at Pennsylvania. At the end of his four-year contract ho returned to Yale, where he remained for five years. Ho re- turned to Pennsylvania in the fall of 1905 and is now serving his second fivo-year contract with the Qitakers.

During the last 10 years, due to oloser competition among the colleges, Murphy's teams have not won as many championships, But the famous trainer has re- tained all of his old-time skill, and his choice has aroused the onthusiasm of the athletic world.

FOOTBALL.

Shield Final.

com-

possesses intereat at all. With the competition of so chance for any amateur photo- prehensive a character there is a

of the prizes. The rules of com- grapher in Hongkong to win one

larch 1. petition appeared in the issue of

Photographic Competition

Coupon.

March 22, 1912. I agree to enter the photographic compotition on the express understand- ing that the editor's de- oision shall be final,* and that he may, at his discre- tion, use the print sent herewith either in the "Hongkong Telegraph" or the "Weekly Telegraph.'

Name........ Address............

Swatow,

man, 28rd Mar,, & ℗ M. Per Suogklaag, 23rd M17.

BP.M.

SHANGHAI, Siborina Mail. to Eumpe-Per Línan, 23rd) Mar., 6 T.M.

Amoy and Fu-chon--For Halyang, 24th Mr. 9 kat.

TamvuimPer Amoy and Dalgi-mar, 24th Mar., 9

ARRIVED. Murex, Br. 6.n., 2,998. Milner, 21

Már, Shanghai 18th Mar, Gen. A. P.&.00.

Helene,

Mar-San Francisso vin Shanghai 20th Mar, Mall and Gen.-C. P. R. Co. Rajabar, Br. 8., 1,189, Wold,

19th Mar-Bangk.kand Holhow 18th Mar, Rica.-- B. & S.

Shinchiku Maru, Jap., 8., 1,939, J.

Den, 16th Mar.-Moji 10th Mar., Coal.---0. 8. K. Snagkiang, Br. 8.a., 997, H. Matthian,

Ger. 4. 756 O. desten Tamba 21st Mar.--Swatów 20th Mar., G.-J. & Co.

Aştıma, Br. orulaer, 4,360, E. B, Kil-

die, Zie Mar-Shangbai Tamon 18th Mar.

20th MarHaiphong ris Hoihow 1 th Mar., Gen.-B. |

8.

Maru, Jap. 8.5, 6,139, S. Wada, 19th Ma--Stile, Wash., 18th Feb., Flour.— N. Y. K.

Maru No. 6,, Jap. s..., 2,119, D. Winer, 13th Mar.-Miike Tean, Br. m, 1,346, A. W. Quier-

8th Mar., Coal--M. B. K. Iridge, 22nd MarManila Titan, Br. .., 5,780, E.. W. F. 19th War, Gen.-D. & 8.: Luteow, Gar, B., 5,116, B. Bortfeldt,

22ad Mar-Bandburg 8th Fab., and Singapore 17th Tjibodas, Mur, Mail and Gen.-M. & - do.

Quinte, Ger... 900, F. Sokleingar,

22nd Mar Bangkok 15th Mar., Rica-8. & On. Burmese Prines, Br. a.a., 8,484, H. N.

MacDougal, 22nd Mar Karated 17th Mar., Ballast *——Order.

ד'

| Korós, Am. 1.8., 5,651, J. W. Fisher, 22nd Mar Ban Francisco

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· Hongkong, 20th March, 1912.

Pausage

About Srd Aprít

Freight and Pasenga

E. A HEWETT.

Supedasend

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IMPERIAL

LLOYD.

BREMEN.

GERMAN MAIL LINES.

Frans, 19th Mar.-Tearms,| SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI,) Wash, 19th Feb., Gen.-B.; KOBE & 8.

and YOKO-

HAMA

Dutch ... 2,855, Bosman, 20th Mar-Macassar and MANILA, Hoihow 19th Mar., Gai-J, C. J. L. Yaensang. Br. ..., 1,128, P. II. Rolfe, 19th Mar.-Manila 18th Mar., Gea-J., M. & Co.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per 8,6. Lutzow, artired. 22nd Ma"., from Hamburg, doi s- Andersen, J. Alvet, 0.

Milar, J. J.

Myles, Rob. O. Amery, Rev. A. J. Mardol, Roy. T.

Albart, M.

via Ports 20th Feb, Mail and Gen.--P. M. 8. 8 Co. Pasting, Br.r... 1.043, J. B. Omen 22nd Mar.-Conton 21st Mar., Boans.-B. & 8. Kwanglah, Chi. 6.6., 1,576, Stewart, Beglets

22nd Mar-Canton 21st Ballig, P. L. Mars, Gen-O. M. 8. N. Co. Bian, B. P. Amoy and Shanghai-Fer Tjitods, Trig- nis, Dr. 58., 1,070, Westers, 21st Boshalt r, O...

25th Mar, 2 r.

Mar-Singapore 15 Mar., Ohio Tang Bulk off. P. & Co. Chr's iansen, Capt. Br.' ...., 8,806, A. Stowark, P. 0.

--Fer Sui Tal, 25th Mar, 1.11.

P.X.

Shanghai, Samarang. Sourabaya and A107

Par Loongmoon, 25th Mar,j 3 P.X.

Kobe and Moji-Per Japan, 25th Mar., 9 pix,

Shanghai, Mail, Kobs and Yokohama -Per Namur, 25 l Mar., 6

T.x.

Shanghai, Mojl, Kobe, Yokkaichi,

Yokohama, Victoria

and Boattle-Por Tamba-marn, 261 Mar, 10 AM. Swaton-Por Haiman, 20th Mar., 10

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Cox, F. HAR-Datenberg

Donohou, J.

Dariu, Mr. J. E.

Miryless. D. O.; McCarty

McFarlane, Robert

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Mare, Rolf.da

MoDuwoll, D. Makalem, Mr. E. Kenton, W. G.

Nezie, F: N.

Pflug, H.

H. Pierce, R.

Pingre, 9. Rogers, O, E.

Rancimin, M. M.

Range, Emil

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KOBE & YOKOHAMA...

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BANDAKAN

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Lutzow.......... 17,300 - Capt. J. Boilfaldik..........

TO SAIL DE

About THURSDAY,

28rd March,

Priaz Sigismund... 6,000) BATURDAY,

Capi, D. Lens ***yushure

Prinz Waldemar...6,100 Capt. H. Bremer ..................

"28rd Marok.

- About TUESDAY

#ed April;

Borneo .....................6,750 ƒM2ddle of

Capt. F. Ventil.......................... March,

All the steñmazs of the European Lin's sie fel with Wireless

· Fav Bystamol Tɗefunken.

For farther Particuisms, spply la

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD MELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS; HONGEONG and 'OHINA.

Hongkong, 17th March, 1913,

Rthers, Capt.& DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LD.

Mr. H. T.

Denyar, Rev. J. R. Ruxton, W. N. 0,

22 at Mar-Caloutta and Chow Ali-kang Straits 16th Mar,, Cen-D. Chal Chos-lam $. & Co. Bea; 1,316, Meathri},

Omaby, Capt.

B. 22nd Mar. Weihainol 16th Candy, W. H. Max, Gen.-B. & 8. OLEABANOES AT THE

BOUR OFFICE. Lutzow, for Yokohama, Yerim-marn, for Dalny. Shirohiko-mard, for Takeo Haiman, Ir Swatow. Glealxby, for Kohsichang. Shanghai, Nagunki, Kobe Trigouls, for Palembang. Yokohama, Honolulu and Holean, for Toursas. Ваш Francisco (Siberian Kwei in, for 8banghai,

Europe)-Per Monteagle, for Victoria.

DEPÄRTED. Mar. 2.

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Mill ta

Persia, 26th Mar, 10 a.m.

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Yorimo mira, for Dalny. G'qulcahy, for Kohalsbang--

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

II

In the final of the shield com. M. Monia, ex-Prime Minister potition to be played to-morrow and Reporter of the Senate Com- between the Yorkshire's and the mittee appointed to inquire into Naval Yard at Happy Valley, the French naval powder scan- Mr. A. P. Storrie will referee. dals, las just issued a report

HE, the Officer Administering which constitutes a scathing Macao-Far Sni Tai, 26th Mar. 1.18

condemnation of the laxity with

the Government, has kindly con- senlod to present the shield and badges to the winning team,

CRICKET.

Hongkong Cricket League.

P.X.

which the national gunpowder Manila, Cabu and oil-For-Tean, factories have been administered,

writes the Paris correspondent of Blogapore, Pensng and Colombo-Per

the "Daily Mail." M. Monis

26th Mar. 8 PM.

Mishima-mara, 20th Mar,

points out that, after the disaster

Dr.

at Toulon to the battleship Iona

Per'sx. Rubi, sailed ou 2 at Minj for Man la, &c. Armstrong, C. B. Koyanagi, J. Bishop, Mr. & Mr. Miller, Capt. and

W.B.

Mr. II. 8. Bamsey, Mm. 1.". Murga, H. Bryant, G, H. Nichols, J. Clayton

Temy, C. A. Pagram, Lt. and

Praes

in 1007, the Senate notified many Bralow, Amoy and Foooow-Per Botelho, Miss P.

The following is the League abuses to the Minister of War, tablo to date:-

4

P.M.

Halching, 27th Mar... 10 a.m. Co Po but nothing had been done. To Macso-Per Bad Tal, 27th Mar., 1,15 | Co Bog-tu #Olub P. W. L. D. Pts. the loss of the Tens and the Singapore, Penang and Hangoon Edwards, W. G.

Dyer, BMA- 1 Craigengewer 139 13 30 Liberte and their crews, the direct 2 Civil Service... 148 60 24 result of the shortcomings of the

Fer Fazilka 28th Mar, 2 Franke, Hy Pag Ewal 3R. G. A..

125 25 20 explosive factories, must be added Shangbal-Per Chinbua, 28th Mar Fang Fowl 4 Kowloon naa

13 6 8 5 20 the case of the 2,500,000 lbs. of 6.H. K. Police... 104 60 12 "B" powder which had to be Singapore. Fenang and Calentis-Pardo Pa GK. O. Y. L. L. 92 4 8

AMOMORA 200 | 20: VAM

Start, C. U.

- Saunders, W, w:

Gross D, le

!

81 Naval Yard

7. E. 10 262-

...11.2 0:0

9 destroyed owing to its faultya Namang, 29th Mar, 11 Hayes. Mr. & Mms, 8 manufacture. The total loss re-

Thibault, L. W. UB Uỷ Chuy Vallran, G. Tu Huk-sja

Yo Ton-chu

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sulting from this state of affairs, Mano-Far Bai Tal, 29th Man, 1,18 | Hart, Mis B. K.

✅ N. B—A win-3 points.

A draw-1 point,

M.Monis estimates, is overwhaiwel, Cheloo and Tiaalein-Fer Jolnega, Km. D, Ya Bla £3,500,000,

Ye Chip

Hmicbon, 29th Mar,, § 1 My

Dindes, H. Ellott, Miss R.

Elliot.

Riley, F.

Reynolds, J.

President Rie, Thos. E. P.

Chas, W.

Folber, Bir B.

Freeman, N. J. Gaster, P. Siegbart Greater, T.

Gensblin, Mr

In • Trn, PC.

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