THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER · 28, 1926.
THE WORLD SPORT A
KOWLOON'S LOSS.
PRESENTATION TO A.W.
TÜRNER.
The Kowloon Football Chub has Tost one of its most valuable plays ers by the departure for Home ou H.MT. Neuralia yesterday, of Q.M.S: A.W. Turner..
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SUCCESS AFTER FIVE YEARS,
There were six entrunts for the Ladies Harbour Swim for the manuk Cup, which took place last evening aan. was won by MYLIND rnyas munt, with her sistor, M
It was Turner's greatest quali-poris funt, second. Mi83 y. acation that he could always be relled upon to play a hard as well a skilful game, indeed he was one of the most consistent per formers in local football. Turner pccupied the right half-back in the Kowloon first eleven for thres seasons, and his place will be dif- ficult to fill.
At a pleasant farewell function at the Kowloon Clubhouse ou Tuesday evening. Turner was the recipient of a silver cigarette bos inscribed with the 'gnatures of the playing members and friends who engineered the surprise.
Mr. J. McKelvie, captain of the Club for the past three seasons, in making the presentation, ox pressed the general regret that Turner was leaving, and wished him the best of luck in his new sphere.
THE GOLF CLUB.
IES SECTION ANNUAL
MEETING
Mrs. E. B.. Reed, the retiring captain, presided at the annual meeting of the Ladies' Section of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, held at the Helena May Institute yesterday morning. There were also present. Mrs. E. P. C. Murdoch (acting on: Secretary). Mrs. Ross (Hon -Treasurer), Mrs. B. D. Evans, Mrs. Shellsbear, and Mrs. Dodwell members of the
Committee) and Mrs. "Hornell.. Mrs. Piercy:Mrs. Rowley, Mra
lanec, Mrs.
Mrs. Fergusoft, Murray, Mrs. Redmond. "Mr. Cassidy and Mrs. Hills.
THE HANDICAPS.
In the course of a longthy re- wen-lugnus, the winner of tife Lylew of the year's activities, Mr. event last year, did not take part as she is useat from the Colony, and the Masses Hunt were making their arth attempt. The entrants were the Misses G. Brown, Bush, b. Wite, 2. murit, U. funt, and Ho Kit-chi. Miss Bliss and Miss Brown did not imish, giving up after about thirty mutes.
Reed, expressed thanks to the members of the outgoing Com mittee, and especially to Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Murdoch and Mrs. Dodwell. Referring to the hand eaps, thanks were expressed i Mrs. Griffin for neting is handien manager, and Mrs. Reed suggest-, ed to the incoming Committee that Alter ten minutes from the dive L.G.V. handicaps should be us02 in at Kowloon Railway jetty Miss0s a standard, and if possible all Phyllis Hunt and her sister were handicaps worked on LG.Y. basis. leading by twenty-five yards, For those people with L.G.Y swimming side by side, with Misshandicaps there were the bronze Bliss third and Miss Ho fourth. and silver monthly medals, which The Misses Hunt doubled their she would like to see many men- lend after a further ten minutes,bers competing for each month. and Miss lie was coming into third Perhaps the new committee would place. The leaders altered their go ahead with this. course westward, and after twenty-
They asked the men's committee
ve minutes when two-thirds of at the beginning or the year, to. Expressing thanks. Mr. Turner the distance had been covered, let them (the lastigs) have a small attributed the sunceds of Kowloon Miss 1o had come up with Misshouse subcommittee to deal with during the time he had played to Doris Hunt, but she had driftede Fanling Ladies' Club House the good, feeling existing between some distance east. Towards the and the Dressing Room at Deep the players. He hoped Kawiona end. Miss He made strong efforts Water Bay, but Col. Matthews would continue to give Servieto pull up towards the west, but wrote back to say that the men's players an opportunity of per- too much distance had been lost.committee could not see their way forming in the best football to be Miss Phyllis Hunt, swimming casi-to grant this. Mrs. Reed thought bad in Fongkong-(hear, hear)--- |ly, reached the wall, ind; there #right to say that it was only and that the Club would meet with waited for her sister, "Miss IIo with the loyal co-operation of all the further success that i de completing the distance nearly members that they could keep the served-(Applause).
3%-minutes later. Miss White was dressing and bath rooms tidy. the only other competitor to finish, her time being an our all but 2 mins, secs.
SCHOOL CRICKET.
DIOCESAN BOY'S MATCHES.
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Correct forecasts (provided that number is eight or moye) of the, English and Scottish Football Authorised Capital League matches (to be played on Saturday next, October 30th) get Silver Basory Fond out in the coupon below. No goal scores are required; only forecasts showing wins or draws. All en- tries must reach this office not LONDON BANKERS--- There were two matters to
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irancled. The competition is run in ac in 52 mins. secs. The race was tion. One was the need for mening, the probable" candidates for swum in slow time, but washers to study the notice board Hongkong's team have been asked cordance with the rules published it from $5.00 10: $40.00 yearly:o be quicker than last year when the and the competition booke before to put in more serious practice, in the Telegraph during the weeke last swimmer finished in 72 mins. taking out cards once last season and yesterday the selection com- ended October 9th and 16th, 1926. School were at honie to the Diocesan
The relative times of the five at a competitor was disqualified be-mittee got busy watching form," Boys' School, the result being a win tempts of the winning sisters are cause she did not read the condi- at the Hongkong Cricket Club, for the latter by an innings and 25
as follows:-1922, Phyllis 17th), tions of play and the Secretary when sixteen players were invited. 50.47, Doris, (8th) 61.17; 1923, had too much to do to be rung In their first innings, the winners Phyllis (4th) 39.45; Doris, (7th)up continually at 10 p.m. to be were all out for 75, of which F. 1.
46.42; 1924, Phyllis (3rd) 40.8; asked all about the next day's Zimmern contributed 24, J. Fisher Doris, (5th) 46.40; 1925, Phyllis competition. They did their best sion of T. E. Pearce, who has not 5th) 62.51 Doris (3rd) 50.39; to state the conditions in a lucid 1926, Phyllis (1st). 40.25, Doris way. They were advertised in the 2nd) 52.9. It will be seen that papers, the rules put up on all both little ladies have bettered notice boards, and also written their time on previous occasions, in the book, so that members but this detracts nothing from should know all about them if their performance of yesterday, they would only take the trouble taking their turns every ten or to read. Also on the notice boards Gifteen minutes. Each player was there were often other notices of given his allotted time, but no interest and necessity.
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wickets for four rurs, and Lee five for 14.
The British School then went ir again and fared almost as badly, baing all out for 28, seven player's failing to score. Of the total, Kel- ly contributed 17. Mackay took eight wickets for 15 runs and Fisher two for six.
BOARDERS V. DAY SCHOLARS, Played on the Mongkok football ground, the cricket match between the Diocesan Boys' School beurde nhd day scholars resulted in a win for the latter by 153 runs.
The boarders only put up 41, of which J. Chan made 1, the bowl ing honours being shared by A. I. 6o. N. Mackay, A. Clarke and E. Lee.
The day boys put up the excellent score of 194, of which. A. B. Clarke and R. G. Gerrard each made 39 and D. J. Anderson 32. Fisher was the most successful bowler, his average being six wickets for 50 runs.
HOME RACING.
RESULT OF THE CAMBRIDGE- SHIRE.
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