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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

WORLD SPORT

*

THE

SCOTTISH CUP.

DRAW FOR SEMI-FINAL

London, Mar. 16.

The Scottish Association Cup: draw for the semi-inal which is to be played on March 26th,, hasi resulted as follows:-

East Fife v. Partick, at Tyne Castle, Edinburgh.

Falldrk v. Celtic, at Ibrox Park, Glasgow.

League Results.

The following league matches wore played to-day:

Division 1.

Carili

2 Derby

Division II.

Chelsea

Middlesboro

2 Part Vale

5 South Shields Notts County* 2 Reading

Division II (South.)

Scottish.

YESTERDAY'S SOCCER.

-BORDERINS-DEFEATED-IN-U.-S. FINAL

"NOISE" LIKE CABBAGE”.

QUEER THINGS HEARD BY TELEVISION,

It is possible that you might not be able on request to make a noise.. like cabbage or a bowler hat A press representative in England, however, who recently attended Mr. J. L. Baird's lecturá on television at the Imperial Col- lego of Science and Technology can do both.

What is more, he can make noises like the faces of three dis tinguished members of the Phyel- tal and Optical Society, before whom the lecture was delivered.

Television

works normally through the conversion of an image into an electric current and On a rain-soaked pitch, the the recrudescence of the current Royal Artillery defeated the K.O.at the receiving atation into an S.B. by three goals to two in the image again. The

AMAZING FRIENDLY GAME.

electric cur-

Mr. Baird had phonographic re- cords made of the sounds register- ed by faces and objects.

A bowler hat; being almost with-

final of the United Services Cup.rent may be connected with an at Sookunpoo yesterday afternoon.ordinary, wireless listening-in re- The game was hard fought from ceiver, and it is then that light start to finish but accuracy was will be reproduced us sound. out of the question, and prior to the interval no goals were netted. The Borderors were the first to score, Stock receiving from a free-i Dkick and defeating Stanton without light, makes a soft purring.

ease soon after the resumption, sound, hardly nudible, A cab- Pulford equalised within a few hage, on the other hand, gives a minutes, shortly afterwards the very vigorous imitation of a man R. A. took the lead from a corner Kargling, while a matchbox and a O concession, and near the end pair of scissor both give the im- Pulford put the issue beyond doubt pression of an audience clapplag. with the third goal.

Playing strongly towards the 1 close, the K.0.5.3, reduced the

lead through Alexander, but ed to draw level.

Crystal Pal. Bournemouth

7 Bristol R.

1

3 Brentford

Rangers Coltle D'under

2 Morton

2 Airdrie

2 Falkirk

3

-Reutur.

COUNTY CRICKET.

NEW SYSTEM OF SCORING CONFIRMED.

London, Mar. 16. The Marylebone Cricket Club Committee has confirmed the new for County system of scoring cricket, this to be effective in the forthcoming season-Reuter,

[A previous message summarised the system as follows:-"Eight "points for a win in a completed match; should a match be uncom pleted then five-points to the side lending on the first innings and three to their opponents. In the event of a tie or no resuit on the first innings four points be given to each side, provided in the second case that not less than six hours actual play had taken place. When less than six hours, the match not to count in the Championship, pro- vider that no result therein was obtained. The scoring by percent age to be as previously."]

TENNIS TOURISTS.

SOUTH AFRICAN LADIES WIN THE RURBER,

Johannesburg, Mar. 16. The South African ladies have teats won the rubber of three against the touring British ladies (Caplained by Miss Harvey).

The South African ladies de- feated the tourists, at Cape Town by five matches to four on January 29th., and also defeated them here by six matches to three to-day. Render.

HOME RUGBY.

Tamar's Win..'

Of the three faces, the first made a noise like a mechanical saw: the second-a darker com- plexion, obviously-sounded like d fail-tube train heard in the distance, while the third produced a noisu like a pachmatic riveter,

Cup

The United Services (Junior) was won by the Tamar 2nd XI, who defeated the R. A. Reserves, by three goals to one. The Tamar were always the better team and mals were Acored by Vernon (2) and Clerk, before Milner decreased the advantage.

The trophies were presented by H. E. the G.O.C. (Major General G. C. Leard) who, complimented the R. A. on qualifying for the final of both competitions, and the

A. first eleven on their victory. Mr. and Miss Luard accompanied the G. 0.0.

"Friendly Games.

remarkable change came' over the game between the R.A.F. | (Argus) and the R.A.R. (formes) on the Happy Valley ground gus- terday. Within ten minutes of the start the Argens were two goals up. Tovey and Chandler nytting.

Just before the interval Cloney got through, and beat Tandoy. (Artus) with case.

The Argus held the ITermes until ten minutes from the end. when the defence, cracked badly and conceded six goals in fch minutes, the final score beint R. A..F. (Hermes) 7: R. A. F. (Argus) 2.

St. Joseph's Reserves were de- fated by two goals to one by a Hermes team, after holding the had until near the end. Marques scored for the College in the first half, and Garside and Warren, nel bed for the Hermes in the riosin? stages.

CRICKET LEAGUE.

THE DECIDING MATCH ON SATURDAY.

Cricket League fixtures have been somewhat revised. for this week-end in order to make provi- sian for the annual fixture between the Winners and The Rest on March 26th.

The Kowloon Cricket Club will

ARMY AND HOSPITAL CUPS.meet the Royal Artillery on Satur

London, Mar. 16.

In the Hospitals Cup final, play ed at Richmond to-day, Guys Hos pital defeated King's Hospital by 10 points to nil.

In the final of the Army Rugby Cup, played to-day at Aldershot, the 1st. South Wales Borderers bent the Royal Engineers (Alder- shot) by the narrow margin of 9 points to 8.-Reuter,

PRINCE WINS RACE.

A POINT-TO-POINT EVENT.

day in the former's last matek of the season and should Kowloon win or draw their match, they will be undisputed champions..

The I. R. C. match, has been put uft.

#

LOCAL HOCKEY.

MATCH FOR TO-MORROW,

The following will represent the Club "A" arainat University on Friday at King's Park round at 5.35 p.m.-A. Hunter. Lieut. D. M. Rycroft, J. C. Thomsan. A. C. London, March 16. Howell, T. P. Saunderson (capt.). The Prince of Wales won the L. A. R. Duncan, J. Gardner, G. Grenadier Guards' Regimental Rankin, L. F. Nicholson, H. C. point-to-point rure at Bicester by Macnamara and F. S. Nicholls. two lengths, amid the cheers of a large crowd.-British Wirclesa.

LOCAL GOLF.

THE ADAMSON CUP.

1.

The Adamson Cup competition from March 5th to 15th resulted as under:

J. Laing, 87-19-74 qualifies. Oller score:-

F. H. Glover .. 96-1978 F. E. Booker 92-10-82 108-24-84

E. Hanlon

DAVIS CUP.

RECORD NUMBER OF ENTRANTS.

New York, March 16. The list of participants in the Davis Cup has closed, with twenty- five, equalling the record of two years ago. Twenty will play in the European zone and four, In the American zone. Reuter's American Service.

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The following is the list of local share ~ jotations issuód to-day!-

Banka.

Hongkong Bank, $1,085 b Chartered Bank, 21 n, Morcantile A. &.B., £32 n. Morcantilo C., $13) n. P. and O., £91 b.. East Asia, $74 5.

Marine Ins.

Canton Ins., $6621 b. China Underwriters, $.30 b. North China, Tls. 145 I.. Union Ins., $290. sa. Yangtszo Ins., $38 п.

Fire Ins.

China Firos, $205

b. Hongkong Fire, $630 b.

Shipping Douglases, $311 Steamboats, $21 x. Tugs, $1.10 n. Indo-Chinas, (Prof.) $30 s.. Shell Trans., 996 . Star Ferries, $54 b. Waterboats, $14

n.

Refineries.

China Sugars, $22 Malabons, 31

S

n.

Mining.

Benguete, $1.35

П.

Kailans, 38/-

П.

Langkats, Tls. 22

n.

H.

11.

S'hai Exploration, Tla, 4 n. Shanghai Loans, Tls. 7 Raubs, $4 Tronoha, 21/- b. Ural Caspians, 8/- n.

Docks, etc.

b.

A.

Kowloon Wharves, $102

n. Whampoa Docks, $40 Hongkews, Tis. 150 Now Enginoorings, Tle. 51 b. Shanghai Docks Tis. 102 b. Lands, Hotels, etc.

9.

ва.

H. and S. Hotels, $7.40 8. H.K. Lands, $531 b. Realtys, $6 Territorials, $21 A. Humphreys, $12.b. Princes Bidge, $30 - 0. Rural Lands, $1

Coltons. Ewos Cottons, Tls. 7.85 X. Div. Orientale. Tls. 24. n. S'hai Cottons, Tis. 54 b

Buses, Trams. China Buses, Tls. 94 Tramways, $20.60 b. Poak Trame, (old) $15 b. S'pore Tractions 11/- B. Taxis, $1 B.

MiscellaneQUE. "Amusements, $17.90 Canton Icos, $5 n.. Cements (Comb.) 37

n.

THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927.

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Hongkong, 5th March. 1927.

LORD READING AND THE PRESS.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF A

NEWSPAPER..

Lord Reading was the guest of the London Press Club at a "House" dinner held last month; to welcome him to Fleet-street on his active association with the newspaper world.

Lard Burnham presided and proposed the toast of "Our Guest" I remarked that they were offer-f ing the freedom of Fleut-street fol one of the best loved and muat distinguished of living English- mer. They believed that he would do a good deal still further to onhance the dignity of the pro- fession. (Cheers.)

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Safe Deposit Boxes (Farious sizes) at rearly rental of from 13 to $40,

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BRANCHES AND AGENCIES 1--

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Mark your envelopes "Football" on the front, and write your name London (without address) on the back of Kowloon the envelope.

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Chief Manager. Hongkong. 22nd May, 1926,

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED.

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Ieserve Fund ......... .....Yen 02,500,000

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opinion, moulding character, and recruit to the world of journalism. mirroring the events of the day He (Major Astor) had preceded to the community. The higher Lord Reading, and as an old sol- the attitude taken by the Press dier, of four years standing, he the higher the status It would was exceedingly glad to be able

to join in this welcome, Lord Hamburg evolve,

Major J. J. Aator, M.P., propos-Reading had risen from one dis- ing the toast of "the Chariman," tinction to another, and now he longkong spoke of Lord Burnham'a versati- had entered the charmed circle of lealula lity and innumerable activities. the Press.

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be obtained on application,

Manager.

J. Kon

Hongkong, 11th March, 1997.

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