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D.C.L.I. CHAMPIONS.

RG.A. Defeated after a

Hard Game.

THE HONGKONG JUFLEGRAPH. MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1914.

POST OFFICE.

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On the 8th at 11.45-The antloyclone har weakened had moved eastward. It Amesme Fr... 2,058, Costa, 6th Inst. now central in the neighbourhoon of

Yokohama, 28th inst., Gen-banghal

A-dopression le still shown to the east

Inst. Mol. 30th ult, Coal-M. B.

Pressure has decreased slightly in southern districts and increared slightly The Delta, with the English Mall Atholl, Br... 5,031, S. L. Baxby, 6th inst, over Japan. left Singapore on Sunday, the 5th inat, at

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land on the 11th ult.

The Empress of Asia with the Cana

The Cornwall's opened the second half with an onrushson to the opposing goal, but "thoy had to suffer the interference of Greda. Play was then transfer ed to the other end of the field, There was a very good attend-but the only real opening wat ance at the Club ground Happy spoiled by Dallman. Pinoharded Valley on Saturday afternoon sent in a shot which was the when the D.O.LI. secured, the result of an infringment and ́n' honours of the United Services corner resulted. Later Johnson was League in defeating the R.G.A loudly cheered for a most brilliant by one goal to vil, Major General save having to throw himself full Kelly was amongst those present, length across the goal to save. The teams lined up as follow: After the Cornishmen were pe R.G.A-Gunner Moore; Gua: nalised for a foul Pinchard got nor Langford, Bombr. Green; possession and despite the fact Guoer Buckland. Gunner Berry, that he was hard pressed he put Gunner Westbrook;" Bombr.

in a shot from the corner flog Dallman, Fombr. Crane, Bombr. that called for all that was in morrow at 6. Cartwright, Gunner Swan, Gun-Johnson to clear. On two more Der Pinchard.

occasiona the R. G. A. were dangerous, but Johnson was not English, Delts, 7th inst found wanting. Cutmore then Canadian, E. of Asia, 7th inst. gavo Moore an anxious moment,

MAILS VIA SIBERIA. the ball just dropping over. Twice

- Left

Dua Shanghol London in quick succession Moore was

Mar, 18

April 4. tested and a third time the ball just wont wide at lightning speed.

MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Dallman eventually got posses Straits, Ceylon, India vla Bombay-For KAWACHI MARU,6th inst. 5 sion, but before he could make any headway File dispossed

D.ULL-Fto. Johnson; Pte Bailey: Pte. File Pte. Holmes, Ple. Newman, Pte. Tregilgas Corpi, Mosoley, Pte. Bennett, Pte. Smithi, Bagler Ourmore, Pte. Back.

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dian Malla from London (via Siberia) of Wednesday and Friday, the 18th & 20to at 3 p.m. and is due to arrive here to

inst loft Shanghai on Sunday the 5th inst.

MAILS DUB.

TO-MORROW.

shot, but Johnson running out Fort Bayard--Por CHONOVA, 7th inst

The RG.A. wore the first to to make any advance move bat their progress was checked by an offside infringment. The Cornish men soon transferred the play him." Pinchard sent in a rattling and for several moments kept the R.G.A, defenco bnay. Groen saved in a most praiseworthy however played with his custom- ary calm and his clearances were "the relíof of his side, The D.C.L.L were conceded a cornor, but the defence was again too good. The artillerymen then paid

manner. Swan was guilty of a most glaring error. He had the ball nicely in front of goal but no1 being content commenced some fancy work daring which he found the ball taken away from him by Baillie, but this was not though the end of the mistake. Tho

3 visit to the other end

the field, of

but

Pinchard once appeared dangerous

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of the Cornish right back and soloy dashing up at the though a corner eventuated notli- psychological moment ing further came of it. The the leather into the net Shanghai, & North D.C.L.I left wing then engineered amidst deafening

.cheere the leather down to the opposing Once more the DOLL goal goal and Langford was forced to was in danger, but Johnson play the ball out for safety. After

enved at the expense of a another fruitless rua by tho

corner. When the ball was Cornwalls, the RG.A. pressed played, Johnson again cleared it and Pinchard had a shot at goal in splendid fashion, Shortly from a difficult angle. The ball afterwards the halt was called

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Mrs J P F Morrison, Dr Wughow Su MARU, bust., 10 am.

OD Norton, Miss HB Pa

Pakhot and a few moments Inter the stand and Major General Kelly

Mrs J M Perry Robertson, Dr H RGA. had a goal disallowed. presented the trophy. In doing Swatow-For HAIM, 8th inst. 104.02. Tregilgas made a meritorious so he congratulated the winners on

Mrs

Bt. J. dash for the R.G.A. goal and their excellent football and the

M Fischbein, Mrs M Fischbein, Mys GLOB Finley, Mr. J Guss, Mrs J. Goss, Mrs LB. Aparri twice in half a

Groenley, Miss T W Groenloy, Mr W

Manila the losere on the fine fight they had custodian was called upon to made. The R. G. A. had won Japan

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Mrs GV Hayes, Mr D 11a.m.

Love, Mr handle. fle responded clever the shield and that day the rabber

and Foochow Per J Laventhal, Mrs J Laventhal, Hon F Swatow, Amoy ly however and kept hie, had been completed na they had

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Some very exciting play followed join with him in congratulating round and about the Cornwall's the winners and also the losera goal in the course of which for running up a good second Johnson was responsible for two (Cheers). Major General Kelly brilliant saves. The combination then presented the DC.L.I. with of the D.C.L.I. was degrees ahead the Hatton cup which was shot

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stage. Bailey then presented the had won.

B. G. A. with a corner, but Pia-

Cheers and a"tiger" ware en-

Shanghai

SHING, 9th inst. 1 p.m & North Chia-Per LU-M OBOW, 9th April, 3 p.m...

chard made nothing of it. Moseley thusiastically given for Mujer Jesselton, Endri and Bandakan-Per Mrs Arius, Miles N Arohor, Dr L Aader-

BORNEO. 9th April., 5 p.m.

then got possession and being General Kelly. ably assisted by his wing partner got the ball within a few yards of the goal. He sent in a capital

Search for Radium.

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A Government Bill has been swatow, Amey and Foochow Per ahot but the goolkeeper was equal introduced in the Provincial to the occasion. He had no novaer Legislature authorising the offer got rid of the ball when he was of a reward of £5,000 for the called upon to save again, doing first discovery of radium in the so in masterly fashion. Matters looked serious for the D. C.L. I. province of Ontario.

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