ILTERPORT
FOOTBALLERS
(Continued from page 4).
Another point was that what we call rough play in Hongkong
especially rough charging-is takon little notice of in Shanghal. They don't appear to be as strict on that point as we are in Hong kong. Here a player is immedia- tely pulled up for that sort of thing, as he ought to be. Bat in Shanghal much greater Intitude is allowed, and we had to grin
and bear it."
Askeri as to the other three match, our informant said they were easy things," Hongkong
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never being hard put to it at say time. "We won them quite easily, as we should have the
first match," was the commant."
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1913.
PROCESSION OF THE
CROSS.
Impressive Function at the Catholic Cathedral.
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Yesterday afternoon the annual Procession of the Cross toxik place in the compound of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The Apostleship of Study from St. Joseph's College headed the procession, followed by the Catho lia Union, the Confraria de Nosss Senhor dos Passos, the Chinese Confraternity of St. Joseph, the seminarists, and the cathedral clergy
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The Better Team. "The general impression in Shangbai," added the Hong kong man, "was that we were much the best team sean in any of the four matahes.of the confraternities, preceded by Everybody said they had never number of little girls who ear Been a finer line of forwards; and, ried the "Instruments of the though we lost the interport Passion (sponge, spear, sto). match, we had the sympathy of The band of the philarmonica was everybody, even the Shanghai in attendance. players":
Another Hoogkong player when conversed with, expressed similar views. He said Hongkong abould certainly have won the first match. They had walk overa" in the other games, in one of which there were six and in another are interport men on the Shanghai side. There was the same story of Shanghai's hos pitality" In fact, from the Way we were treated by everybody up there, you might have thought we were the vietors ".
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Halts were made for devotions st two temporary altars erected in the grounds, and then the oession passed into the cathedral, where a sermon was preached by the Rev. Fr. Gabardi, followed by Benediction. The proceedings were watched with great reverence by normcas crowds of persons, only a amali proportion of whom could find reats in the cathedral.
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Hamilton, one of the Hongkong A man charged before C. D. Mel-Philippine Islands-Per Tean Glenhi, Br. 8-8., 2,649, Henderson, Chefoo backs, sustained a nasty injury in the second match, against the bourne, at the Police Court this League XI, through colliding morning, with being in posses Straits, with one of the Shanghai mea. sion of 100 counterfeit, coins Bath players had to leave. the and represented by Mr. Goldring. field, and a cut above Hamilton's of Mesara. Goldring Barlow and righteye necessitated the insertion Morrell, was remanded. Later, the of three stitches and prevented case was recalled and Mr Goldr him from playing in the two ing said the defence was that he subsequent games, In those had been employed in a shop Pakhoi other matches Green took Hamil.which had failed, and his employ. ton's place at book and Brown, ers had been unable to pay his the reserve man, came into the wages. He asked them to give forward line. But this was not them the counterfeit coins which only misfortune for Hongkong. they had taken in the course of In the last matoh Campbell business, so that he could take them to Canton to have them was not available through having left for Hongkong, and Barlow melted down. He was not trying (the captain) was on the casualty o circulate the coins in the Co liat. Two new players had to belony. He believed these coins were Straits and Ceylon-Per Sardinia,| found, and two old Hongkong melted down and the little good boys filled the vacancies, in Piercey and Porter, both of whom render- ed admirable service.
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Northern men are very kren on oming, it is nicre than likely that
metal extracted.
His Worship:Do you say they re-silver them?
Mr. Goldring: No, they melt
them down.
A further remand was granted order that the defendant could dall evidence.
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This morning an action was to have been commenced in Original Mr Barold Williams, who is the Jurisdiction, before Mr. Justice Eastern representative of the Gompertz, in which Burjorji Japan American Silk Importation Com Musserwanji Talati is suing Mor-Shanghai pany, left last night for Cantou.wanji Pallonji Talati, claiming
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on the one part, the defendent on the second part, and Ellis Ke doorie and Ivor Gourgey on the third part, be cancelled and de- livered up to him.
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