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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1014,

D. K. Blair, (Hon. Secretary), Liont. F. L. R. Munn, and Mr. A. L. Shields, Rowing Committee: Mr. R. Brown, Mr. E. W. Car penter, Mr. G. A. Caldwell, Mr. TA Loughlin, Mr. A. Murdoch, (Hon. Sooret ry). Mr. E. B. Head, Hon.

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and Mr. B. Brown, Hon. Treasurer. Cruiser Race)

Austrian launching Mishap. Rome, Der 16.-At Trieste yesterday a weakened the The Hongkong Club scaffolding ВО Apatrion

Champlonship. dreadnought

The third and fourth rounds have been launched next Mon-of the 1914 Championship of the day, with the result that Royal Hongkong Golf Club were the vessel crashed to the ground played on Sunday, at Fanling, and was badly damaged. Five The rain marred play and rather corner of the Hongkong Club, spoilt the sport of the crowd who House and a junk noored off the sitended to see the gamer.

Praya Wall flying the Oode g The following are the results:-(letter N.) the cuter end being marked by the steam launch

thousand men were employed in the dockyard where the warship was being built and the author ities recently superseder most of the Iulian workers by Stave. Seditions inscriptions have been found on the walls of the dook- yard, among them being 'Long live Princip, the assassin of Franz Ferdinand, and these point to incendiarism as the cause of the disaster to the ship.

Starting from an imaginary. line drawn between the western

Third Round. Capt. Campbell beat Mr. Cum-Parrel. ming by 2 and 1.

Lieut. Gardner baat Mr. Mur- ray by 7 and 5.

Mr. J. Clark best Mr. A. H. Ferguson by 4 and 3"

Mr. Crew brat Mr. Dodwell by one hole.

Semi-Final Round. Cipt. Campbell beat Ligat. Gardner by 2 and 1.

and 3.

Course: Chandel Rock (P. Kowloon Rock (P.)

Meyers East Bacy (P.) Distance 6 miles. Preparatory Gun 155 r.. Starting Ono 2 pm.

TAPARS

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Hep... Time

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Anti-German Feeling. London, October 20.-The

Curse Finish. Corrected. recent discoveri s of scoret forts,

M.S. B.M'S. II.M.8. prepared on grounds held by

Mr. Clerk beat Mr. Crew by 4 Miranda Ser. 4 21 10 4 21.10 Germans in Britain ostensibly

Oonone... -30 4 34 17 4 33 47 engaged in manplacu ing, have Clerk in the final. Opt. Comp. Erin

Capt. Umpbell now meets Mr. Irene...... 600 4 23 20 4 17 20 caused a recrudescence of popular bell and Lieut. Gardner, who Queen Bee 00 4 02 21 3 53 21 9.00 4 20 22 411 22 violence at Deptford, on the mat in the fourth round, played Scoteng- Thames, four miles below London together some years ago in the bridge, where is situated the championship of Northern India, Royal Navy victualling yard. A the former being successful. mob attacked the German shops in Deptford on Sunday and set fire

Captain's Cup sad Pool. The November competition for

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Dorothy II 12 00 4 44 24 4:2 24 den 12 00 4 47 30 4 35 20 Tattan... 12 00 5 03 02 4 61 02 Flore... 0 CO 4:48 33 4 18 32 Position,

to a.German corndealer's estab the Captain's Cup and pool, play-(1) Queen Bee, Com. F. Smyth. lish mout. The police disperseded on 14th, 15th and 16th Novem-(2) Erin, Lieut. Muns. the riotare, several of whom were ber, brought out 33 entries, Mr. (3) Irene, Mr. R. Sutherland, injured in the conflict. At Saf-O. H. Super qualifying and win. The Snipe (30 sco) and the fron Walden, in Essex, a crowd ning the pool. The following are Iris ( mins.) did ni tatart. mashed the windows of a town the four beat carde handed in :- connoillar who is alleged to have Mr. O. H. Soper barboured two non-registered Mr. J. Hroper Germana, who escaped.

Sent to Court-martial. Two men named Aaron Maskell. and Henry Simonds were charg

Visitors' Race,

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all comers in the colony and a fee The overta would be open to

the proceeds being handed over for entrance would be charged,

to a fund which would shortly be lief of those in need among our stated in the Colony for the re. gllant Belgian friends at home.

Re then called for three cheers for Lady May, which were bearti ly given and the function was brought to a close,

FOOTBALL.

Police Draw with the Navy. On Saturday the Police met 97-18-79 Open to the Heyward Hays and the Navy under the dospices of ... 92-10-82 Chael classes of the H. K. Corit-the Bongkong League. Mr. A.0. Davidson.... 91-8=83 thian Yacht Club, Mr.T. A. Loughlin... 101-16-85 CRICKET.

Civil Service V. Craigengower.

On Saturday the above teams ed before the East Grinstead met on the former's ground, the (Sussex) megistrates with cutting visiting team running out hand. a military telephone wire at some winners. The following Groombridge. Colonel Romilly, era the scores and analyses: Assistant Quartermaster-General

Civil Service C. C.

to the Second Army, anked on F. A. Bideo, a Kuarass, bCar- behalf of the military authorities valho

that the prisoners should be G. H. Hallings, b Pestonji ... handed over to be tried by court-R. O. Witchell, b Pestonji martial. The alleged offence, be P. J. Lauble, e Vireasb, b said, was a military one, as Kent .. Pestonji

Course:-Lene Beloon (P.)"

Kowloon Rock (P.) Moyera Eut Buoy (P.) Distance 6 miles. Starting Gu. 3 p.n

Preparatory Can. 2.55

P m Time

Hop:

CD

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Coarse Finish. Corrected, M.S. H.M.S. H.M.9. Sirius... Scratch 4 55 18 455-18 5 Lysbeth..

501 18 4 01 18 Bat.......

5 05 10 5 05 10 Thecla 105 453 05 452 00 Aathore...1 38 5 02 39 5 01 01 Toinette..138 6 10 41 5 09 05 Beatrice..1 38 5 11 42 5 1004

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Position.

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and Sussex were proclaimed die-A. E. Wood, o V. Braga b triots under the Defence of the Pestonji

Realm regulations. The magie R. E. O. Bird, h Carvalho trates agreed, and the risoners C. Sara, b Carvalho left the court under military W. Hill, b Carvalho

escort.

Killed by his own men.

C. J. Tacobi, not oot...

B. W. Bradbury, b Carvalho 0

(1) Theola, Mr. J, W. Gloyn. (2) Sirius, Mr. W. 0. Lambart.

The Idea Nazionale publishes T. Hall, ht wkt.,b Carvalho... 4 Aathore, Mr. J. Forbes.

very grave reports from Austrian soldiers who have r. turned to the province of Trent after the cam- paign in Galicia. One said that

a company of soldiers from the

Pestonji..."

Bowling,

3

Extras,...

Total... 39

0. M. R. W. ....00 22. 6 ...8 3

14 4 D. K. Kharass, b Bird

Cralgengower C. C. W. H. Viveash, e Bird b Wit

chell

R. Baan, b Witchell

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province of Trent were exhausted Carvalho after a march of four days and four nights, nourishing themselves with potatres found in the fields, One soldier asked the captain for a rest. The captain shot him dead with his revolver and the remainder of the soldiers, enraged, L. A. Rose, e Biden, b Bird... riddled the captain with bullets. E. L. Braga, b A, E, Wood... Another commander made soldier march before his borse J. B. Brags, not out... R. E..Carvalhà retired until the unfortunate man foll R. Peatorji, o Hill, b Sars unconscious. A volley of rifle R. G. Sutherton, o Biden, b shots from the soldiers behind

Sara

killed the commander and his J. D. Noria, b Ser horse. Cases of dosertion and 8. Jex, b Sirs... rebellion are frequent, while

daily. In the Opera Squara at

threats against officers are made

Treat the following writing was

stuck on

"General

wall: a

Bertsberg was killed by the

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Motor Boat Race. Open to all comers. Course: Channel Rocks (P)

Cust Rock () Mark Beat (P). Twice round.

The game resulted in a draw, neither side.ouring That was a result which the play merited, The Pulics certainly opened out inrmising fashion, but when they got to the other end they o me all to pieces, That is, not to say that the opposing defence was weak and that the Police could have made better ase of their advantage; the defence was good, but there was something wrong with the organisation of the invading forwards. Then the Nivy took a turn at artioking aud though they pressed Swan several times, and on ons ecca-ion particular, the hefty Police custodian was thoroughly equal to the cccasion and save I elever Y. Half-time arrived without a secra being registered.

The soon half was similar to the

first, eich team in turn making promise, but failing to do the trick. Fall ime saw the opponents without a goal to their name. RUGBY,

Volunteers beat the United Banks.

very

There were six start re for this ace, viz, Titanic, Isuan, White Rose, Nipper, America and Wasp. The three last named were dis-

On Saturday the Volunteers qualified for breaches of racing administered sound defcat "to ralee, the White Roso broke down the United Banke, the winners

and did not e mplete the course, scoring seventeen points made 56 fought out the issue. Mr. G H. the B nks were without a scure.. 17 Wilson in the Titanic, conceding.

while the Tanis in Tenn up of three goals and a try, while

From the fall of the flag, so to 13 minutes on the course to Isusa spark, the Volunteers got down ateered by Mr. W. Logan, won by to business and very rarely allowed their goal to be as much ag threatened. The first big move Opop to bats of the Bandicap was that of Kempthorne's when

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Ladies' Race.

2 Class and One Design Class of be secured applause for the initial the loyal II. K. Yacht Club steer-ty, so ring between the posts, 1ed by ladies.

To Rouse was en'rgated the Course:-ust Reek Buoy (S) subsequent kick, and the latter Kowloon Rock (8), bed n difficulty in converting it Meyers East Buoy (P) into the limit. The second try Distance 4 miles. was a remarkably well-engineered

Starting Guo 4.50 p.m.

Preparatory Gua 446 p.m. one and called in'o operation

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Extras,...

Total,...180

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A. E. Wood

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W. Hill...

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B. W. Bradbury a

leader of one of his platoons. "The R. O. Witchell...11 same fate will occur to all officers R. E. O. Bird...10 who do not treat their soldiers

properly."-Reuter

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Poetic Prophecy of German

Outrages.

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