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LOCAL SPORT.
*CRICKET.
Soldiers' Club Shield Final. Yesterday afternoon the final in the competition for the Soldiers'
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1913.
round of the Championship Singles.
On Saturday the annual tennis match between the H.K.C.C, and the L.R.O. takes place, as well as the prize giving in connection with the tournement.
On Saturday week there will Club Cricket Shield, was played be a a promenade encert on the between the Left Hall D. O. L. I. Orisket Ground, commencing at and the 88th Co. R.G.A. resulting 9.15 p.m.; entrance $1. in an easy win for the former. The feature of the match was the cellent stand made by Pte Nightingale who made a fine 104 hot out. For the losers Gr. Berry and Bomb. Sly did well contribut ing 53 and 41 respectively.
The scores were as follow:---
Cpl. Onkenfell, b Stanley
Pie Nightingale not out
Pte Davie, Ib.w., b Stanley
Innings declared closed.
SHANGHAI RACES,
Results of First and Second
Day's Racing
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 6th at noon.-Pressure has again decreased slightly over
Hanoi, Fr. e.s., 739, Chevalier, 5th the China coast and quickly. at Wladivostock, a depression now .8. Manchuria, A mo-
Mar
and
Mail Steamers
THE PENINSULAR
Pakhof 4th May, Gen.- covering. Months occurred in AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.
A. R. Marty.
B.B.,
Varg, Nor. .,874, Jebsen, 5th May-Hongay 2nd May, Coal.-B. & Co. Sabina Rickmers, Dutch
5,730, Yagt, 5th May Haiphong 2nd May, Aallast, A. P. Co. Wuku, Br. .s., 2,511, Howard, 5th May-Saigon 1st May, Rice.-B. & S. Diederichsen, Ger. ... 774, Faholen, 5th Moy--Hal- phong and Holbow 4th May, Gen.-J. & Co.
5th May-Hongay 2nd May, Coal.-B. & S. Br. s.... 1,047, Robinson,
Maru. Jap.... 5,087, H. Tomanska, 5th May Moji #9th April,' Cɔal,— M. B. K.
The Delta with the English Mail left Singapore on Saturday the 3rd instant at 3 p.m. and is Carl expected to arrive here on Thurs: day the 8th instant at 8.a.m. This We are in debted to the Hong-packet brings the Farcol Maile, kong Club for the results of yes closed in London for despatch by terday's and to-day's racing at the all sea route on the 2nd April Singen, the Shanghai spring meeting.
The following are yesterday's results:-
The Paper Hunters' Cup, mile: Bornite (Mr. Rows) ..........
Time; 1.30 2/5.
The Criterion Stakes, 1 mile: Castlefield (Mr Moller)
***
and for dispatch overland on the 9th April:
The Linan, is expected to arr ive here on Thursday the 8th instant with the London Mail (vis
Siberia) of Friday the 18th April.
Fukui
The Monteagle with the Cana-Hue,
3 dian and American Mail (er
Manchuria) is expected to ar-
Tr. 8.8., 651, Corneliuben
5th May-Mauchau, Bal- last-A, R. Marty.
rive here on Saturday the 10th Seminole, Br. ss., .3,797, Clarke, 1inst.
MAILS CLOSE. Mahatma (Mr Dalgarno)
Haimur, 7th Morengo (Mr Rowe) and San-Swatow-Per
May, 10 a.m. Japan via Nagasaki-Per Ku- mano-maru, 7th May, 11
DHE LEFT-HALF D S., I
1.
Lee Cpl. Hunt, l.b.v., b
Stanley...
В
Pie Stone, o Fuller, b Jones
Sgt. Plant, c Payne b Barry
18
17
104
9
Pte Crawley, a Cooper, b
Smith
1
15
Sir Tristram (Mr. Middleton)
2
Lce. Upl. Willcocks, not out
4
Pie Wyatt.
Radium II. (Mr. Sleap)
Pto Clibbon.
did not hat.
Pte Smith
Extras
14
2
Total for 6 wickets
191 dringham (Mr Hill) dead heat
Time: 2.03 4/5.
0. M. R. W.
The Griffine Plato, mile:
Stanley.
.12 1 67
3
Payne.
8 4 25
The Plover (Mr Hill)
Berry.
4.1 15
Sheffield (Mr Moller)
1
Jones,
4
29
1
Sir Brian (Mr Vida) ...
3
Time: 1.28 3/5.
Gulliver.
4 21
Smith.
4- 16
1.
The Carthay Cup, li miles:
I'm OFF (Mr Hill) ·
Carlisle (Mr J. K. Brand)
2
President (Mr Hayes)
3
9
Time: 3.09 4/5.
41
**
Sir Pelleas (Mr Vida)
2
Nameless (Mr Laurence)
1
The Egret
Br. Stanley, o Smith b Plant
3
Bowling.
88th. Coy,, . U. 4, I
Mr. Gr. Faller, l.b.w, b
Wyalt
Gr. Berry, o Plant b Smith 53
B. Sly, b Plant
Gr. Payne, bSmith...
Gr. Joseph; c Clibbon b
Nightingale
Gr. Smith, b. Smith
Gr. Cooper, b. Smith
S.S.M. Fielder, 1.b.w. b.
Plant
Gr. Jones, b Smith...
Gr. Gulliver, not out Extras
Total
Smith.
Plant:
Nightingale.
Wyatt.
Davis.
Bowling
401
for third place.
The Pou-Ma-Zing Cup. 1 mile:
Time: 2.04 2-5.
A.m.
5th May-San Francisco Bulk oil.-8. Q, & Co. Middleham, Castle, Br. a.s, 2,990, Walters, 5th May-Moji 30th April, Gen.-D. & Co.
Philippine Island, Australia, Ta-Lincairn,
amania and Now Zes- land via Thursday Is landa-Por Inaba-maru, 7th May, 11 a..
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow- -Per Kaijo-maru, 7th May. 1 p.m. Macao-Per Sui Tal, 7th May,
1.15 p.m.
Philippine Islands-Per Rubi, 7th May, 3 p.m.
1 Saigoh-Per Devawongee,
May, 4 p.m.
2
The Hart Legacy Cap, ) mile: Sir. Beaumaris (Mr Vida)
Shamrock (Mr Dann)
Marengo (Mr Rowe) ...
Time 57:2-5.
The Jockey Cup, 1 mile:
Vanda (Mr Bell-Irving)
Apage (Mr Wingrove)
125
O. M. R. W:
13 3 37 5 15 4 30 3
5- 17 1
3 12. 1
18
1
LAWN TENNIS, M.K.CC. Tournament. The final tie in the Doubles Handicap in connection with the above tournament was played off last evening in the presence of a fairly large crowd of spectatore. Ospli Crawford and Capt. James faced Messrs A. N. Jose- land and J. B. Penman, the odds of the respective couples baing level. The result was rather surprising win for the divilians by three sata to love and 18 games to 11. The standard of play was none too high, and from a spectator's point of view the match was unattractive.
4 The first Fet AW
the
Faust (Mr Mieloh)
Time: 2.08.3-5.
7th.
3 Straits, Burmah, and India via Calcutta-Per
1
· 2
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3
1
2
Tosa- maru, 7th May, 4 p.m. Sandakan-Per Mausang, 7th
May, 5 p.m. Hofhow, Haiphong Pakhoi and Baigon-Per Hanoi, 8th May, 9 a.m.
Hothow, Haiphong, Pakhai and Saigon Per Carl Died- erichnen, 8th May, 9 a.m.
3 Japan via Kobe-Per: Aki-maru,
8th May, 10 a.m. Swatow, Shanghai and North
The Kiangan Cup, 14 mile: Perseverance (Mr Laurence) 1 Cherry Tree (Mr Vida) akermann (Mr Rowe)
Time: 3.46.2-5.
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3
The Folipse Stakes, 17 miles: The Stag (Mr Fock)...
Percentage (Mr Laurence) and the Trader (Mr Bremner) dead beat.
Time: 2.40.3-5. 'The Chilli Cup, 14 miles : Kiangwau (Mr Laurence) The Petrel (Mr Hill) .. Liebesbrief (Mr Lindsay)
Time: 2.39.3-5.
3
.
China-Per Choysang. 8th May, il a.m. Macao-Per Bui Tai, 8th May,.
1.15 p.m. Shanghai and North China-Per
Siberian
Luchow, 8th May, 3 p.m. Shanghai, & North China (Europe via Siberia)- Per Delta, 8th May, 5 p.m. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow
Per Halyang, 9th May,
10 s..
2 Japan "via Kobe-Per Torilla,
9th May, 11 am, Swatow, Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per Cheong shing, 9th May, 11: a.m. Macao-Per Sul Tai, 9th May.
1.15 p.m.
To-day's Results, The following are the available results of the races today The Chu-ka-za Cop. Mahatms............(Dalgarno)
.....................(Rowe).
Hayes 3
Marengo
Fulham.....................
Time 1 min 29.3-5 sec. The Shanghai Darby. The Trader .........(Bremner)
civiliane ahowing better judg Percentage........(Laurence)
ment
than their opponenta, Jossland being especially pro- minent for steady volleying at the net. At the end of the eighth game the winning pair had a lead of 5-3, but in the next, Jose- land lost his service! The follow- ing one, however, was easily got, and with it the sat at 8-4.
The Plover
m
(Bill) Time 3 min 08.4-5 ens,
BARGAINS ON OFFER..
1 2
Messrs Whiteaway, Laidlaw and Play warmed up a little in the Company, Limited have issued a next, and some longer rallies were full and complete pamphlet scen. At the end of the sixth, the dealing with their Great White games were level, bat Joseland Sale which is now in progress, and Penman walked off with the All white goods are available next three, winning the set at 6-3, at reduced prices from now In this set the military men tried until the 31st of May. It is hard to settle down, but they worth noting, however, that the never played with steadiness and reductione are strictly confined to white goods shown in the pam- often were quite outplaced.
rana to The match gave promise of phlet. The booklet brightening up in the next set, thirty-two pages and includes the the military men realising that it following Household Drapery. now or never." Games Summer Dress Goods, Boots, and about were taken until the Shoes, Ladies and Children's ninth, when Joseland took the Goods, Gentlemen's Wants, Toilet d. Peaman sorred in the Requirements, Crookery and
was called. Glass, t and "30 love
It is impossible to do more neland got the next point by a Tamarkably layer volley while than merely hint at the bargains
Was
Br. s... 2,260; Jackson. 5th May-Haiphong 3rd May, Ballast.-Order.
Baimun, Br, 5.5., 641, Evans, 6th
!
May-Swatow 5th May,
Gon.-D. L. & Co. L.
Co.
6th
South Japan, owing to the con- tinued advance eastwards of the anticyclone.
The southern depression is situated to the South of Luzon
this morning and appears to be WI moving W.N.W.
Freshening N.E.' 'winds are in- dloated over the northern portion
of the China Sea.
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