10
LOCAL SPORT.
(Continued from page 9).
Kowloon v. Police.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
Wilmingtons: R.E., Caples, RT., Riddle, RG., Throne, 0, Hatfield.
G., Nolan, L.'T., Knight, LE., Marsh, 9., Lousfield, R. H., Holmes, I.. H., Baker, Full Back, Lt. Brumbangh.
The Hongkong Police went down badly on Saturday when they visited Kowloon to play the Piscatagnos: R.E., Gross- R.T., Graham, R.G., K. C. C. in a league match, man,
Metcalf, O., Anderson, L.G., Wesser and Macaskill did deadly Bold, L.T., Buck, L.E., Kaight, work with the hall, nine wickets 9., Hayes, L. H., Lord, R. H., being bowled, the whole ten fall-Clem, Full Back, Snyder, ing for 30 runs. Kowloon replied with 115 for 6 wickets, the top scorer being W. E. Dixon, 29.
· The scores were as follow :— K..0, 0.
L. F. Townend, o Oruick-
shank, b Kerr...
H. S. Rouse, b. Priestland L. M. Whyte, e Booker, b
Prentland
1
N. Croucher, b Kerr
F. Sutton, b Kerr
0
21
Nolan waslaid out in the second half for a few minutes, but plucki- ly stayed in the game.
Wallace,
Referee Captain U.S. N.,and umpire Lt. Jennings,
U. S. N.
1.
A return game will be played on Saturday next on the same ground.
BILLIARDS,
The game which was postponed 17 Lou Wednesday last between Ser 4 gourt T. Pitt and Mr. McLennan
will be played next Wednesday at 8.30 pm. at the Grand Hotel
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The Anhui is expected to arrive here on Wednesday the 15th inst with the remaining portion of the London muil (via Siberia) of Fri- day the 21st ult. and the mail of Saturday the 22nd ult.
The Magellan with the French Mail, is expected to arrive here on Thursday the 16th inst, at daylight-
MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1913.
SHIPPING NEWS.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 13th at 10.40-The anticyclone has advanced oast- ward. It is now central over the
ARRIVED. Fukura Maru, Jap. s.a., 1,946,
Kumawachi, 11th Jan. Yellow Sea. Moji 5th Jan., Coal.-M. B. G, K. Tamon Maru, Jap. s., 2001,
Watanabo, 11th Jan. Dairen, 5th Jan,,,
Coal.- M. B. M.
Pressure has increased con- siderably over contral Japan, and slightly along the E coast of China over the Philippines and Annam.
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Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 Petchaburi, Dutch, s.e., 1,373, 0. hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day,
Gosewich, 11th Jan. 10.00 inches.
Jan.,
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W. E. Dixon, b Burlingham 29 for a silver cup that has boen pro- The Assaye with the English Dunedin, Br. 8.8, 5,050, Case4 South coast of)
W L. Wenser, not out
J. H. Mead, not out...
J. P. Robinson I
K. R. Macaskill did not bat.
Bowling.
26 sented by Mr. Logan. The pro-12th inst. at 6 a.m. and is expected mail left Singapore on Sunday the 8prietor of the hotel aunounces
that dinner on that night will be to arrive here on Friday the 17th served at 7, instead of 7.30..
WRESTLING.
Extras 10
Total 1151
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0. M. R.. W, Kerr...
7 0 35 3 Moody
3 0 12 0 Priestland 8 1 36 2 Burlingham... 5 0 28 1. Mclennan 1 0 4 0 H. K. Polico.
8
3
Mr. Woodcock b Macaskill Mr. McLennan b Wensor Mr. Burlingham 'b Macaskill..... 0
·Mr. Booker b Macaskill
Mr. Kerr b Macaskill
Mr. Priesland b. Macaskill...
0
Mr. Pitt b. Weaser
Mr. Moody b. Wessor
3
Mr. Cruickshank ran out...
Mr. Cooper not out
Extras...
Total...
Macaskill Wasser
Bowling.
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AMERICAN RUGBY.
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Big Local Event.
Wrestler Hertsh, of H.M.S. Ot. "ter, has signed articles to wrestle Morris Sandberg, of Chicago, at the City Hall on January 18. Sandberg has wrestled on the Pacific and has won many laurels
new.
Johanne,
inst. at 9 a-m, This Packet brings the Parcel mails closed in London for despatched by the all sea route on the 11th December and Nikko for despatch overland on the 18th
ultimo.
MAILS CLOSE.
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Ger, s.s., 951, H. Ipland. 12th Jan Haiphong and Hoihow 11th Jan., Gen. -J. & Co.
Maru; Jap. 8.s., 3,439, M: Yagi, 12th Jan-Manila 10th Jan, Ballast.-N. Y. K.
Haiphong and Pakhoi-Pershengking, Br. 8.8., 1,043, Cowan,
Triumph, 14th Jan.. 8
3.11.
12th Jan-Dalny 7th Jan, Gen.-B. & S.
Station.
$13th January, a.m.
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Temperature
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D'tion.
Force.
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Swatow-Per Quarto, 14th Jan., Haiyang, Br. 8.5., 1,363, Hodgins, Nomura
8 a.m.
14th Jan., 10 a.m.
on the mat. He is a comer in Hongkong and from his Straits and Burmah-Per Okara, record a good bout is expected. Sandberg is in training now and Japan will be ready by the day of the struggle for the honoure."
The men of this city will have
a chance to see a real live match
when these heary men mix their powers. Much interest is shown already by the arguments and opinions of this manly game.
Sandberg is known in Honolu
lu when he won from Roberts on two straight falle, In Olongapo Le lost to the mighty Gedrojo but nevertheless he drew one of the largest houses in the Orient. When 17 years of age he wres tled Power, then the welterweight champion of the world, at the Chicago Central A.C. In Rhode A close and most exciting Island he wrestled Smith for the game between the heretofore un-championship, winning in two beaten eleven from the U.S.8. straight falls. Two straight falls Piscatagua, and a tear from the also won for him the champion- s.e. Wilmington, was played on ship of the state of Washington, Saturday afternoon at Happy from Miller. Valley, and resulted in a win with Three strong man of the a Boore of 12 to six in favour of U. S. Navy wore defeated the Wilmington representatives. by Sandberg when he
A large number of spectatore from Bosler the title of champion watched the game with the of the Navy. Single and Brown keenest interest, and were very went down twice straight, as did enthusiastic.
Boalor.
The play was fast and clean, Lieat. Brambraugh being easily the star player. His long for ward passes, and solid line plung ing were excellent, and the head work that he displayed in rus zing his team (Wilmington) was worthy of any collegiate eleven. He was ably seconded by Caples at R. E., Nolan at L. G., and Holmos at R. H.
For the Piscataques, Lord's playing at L. H. was brilliantly spectacular, especially in his oriaa-orose plays in conjunction with Olem at R. H., the formation rarely failing to gain 6 yards, and several times a good deal more.
The kicking of both sides was good, but here again Lieut. Brumbaugh's "bootings" out dis tanced those of Capt Snyder (Picatagua.)
The line up was as follows:
won
The Big Swede "Olsen "of the Facile Coost went down before the scientific maneuvers of Sand- berg. He has won many smaller bouts on that coast and has always been much admired.
Prench
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Carlson of Manila but failed. Macao-Per Sui Tai, 17th Jan., From all indications this will be a treat to the men who like a good clean battle on the padded cloth. Sandborg will put on the finishing touches to his training and will be in prime condition for the natch. He is down to weight and is feeling fine. His beight is 5 feet 9 inches, and his reach is 72 inches. From this it can easily be seen that he is a man built for fight.
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