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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1929.

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES FOR JASPER CLARK CLUB

"The transport Neuralia, which ar

The draw for the Jasper Clark Cup rived in Hongkong at daybreak yes and starting times for

Sunday, terday, and tied up at Holt's Wharf, 24th November are given below, left for Singapore last night, Hong- It is requested that any scratchings kong has therefore missed the ex-may be notified to the Secretary us perlence of having two troopships in soon as possible. harbour

at the same time, as would Afternoon starting times will be re- have happened had the Neuralin wait-served; players starting in the order ed until her scheduled time, at day-in which they finish their morning break to-day. The transport City of round, Times will be booked by the Mazzeilles is due to arrive at Holt's Superintendent, Wharf early this discharge stores, and passengers, who have come to Houg-

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and Tientsin. She will probably continue the voyage Home this evening, and will also pick up time, not actually being due to leave until daybrank to-morrow.

The City of Marseilles is carry- ing, in addition to the Border He giment from Tientsin, considerable numbers of drafts from Departmental Units.

from Tientsin and Some Shanghal, willst others embark from Hongkong.

Owing to the probable early depar- ture of the ship, it is not expected that it will be possible to arrange anything in the nature of organised marches or recreation for the troops an board, as was done with the troops on the Neuralla yesterday.

The Border Regiment. The Border Regiment, or 34th. Re- giment of Foot, whose second battal lon, formerly the 55th. Foot, passes through Hongkong te-day

from Tientsin en route for Rawalpindi, bears us its badge a dragon super- Meribed "China.” This distinction was gained after successful and valiant service in China in 1811, the 55th. Foot, taking an active part in tha capture of Chusan on October 1, that year.

The Border Regiment also bears) on its Colours the honours of Havan- nah, St. Lueis, 1778, a number of battles in the Peninsula War, the Indian Mutiny, the Crimea War, Ladysmith, and South Africa. Of the in battalions mised during the war, service was seen by some in France. Italy, Makedonia, Gallipoli, Egypt. and the North-West Frontier of India.

Sports Record.

A sportsman with a very enviablo record left the Colony yesterday, in the person of Company Serjeant Major W. Anderson, K.O.S.B., who was given a very fine cigarette case by the officers of his company prior 30 departure. At football, C.S.M. Anderson had a record hardly sur

in the Army, playing for the inners of the Scottish Command Cup, when soven professionals were amongst his opponents, with Scottish Internationals in the side. For the South Wester

stern Command, and for Devon County, he played in 1920,

1921, 1922 and 1923, whilst in the two latter years he assisted his Rr giment to reach the Semi-Final of the Army Cup. He also played in the British Army Team which toured the Continent, playing the Belgian Army, the British Army of the Rhine, and other teams in continental cities.

When a Welsh International match was played at Plymouth, and in Russell's (the Welsh Captain) bene- a. Anderson played in goal, and Wales won against Plymouth Argyle

9.25 am. J. W. Franks, K. S. Robertson.

9.30 am, J. 9. MacLaren, R. Young. 9.95 a.m., J. M. Walker, L. H. Goare. 9.40 am, T. C. Monaghan, JL Shellshear,

9.45 a.m., O. E. C. Marton, K. L Dugan,

9.50 a.m., G. S. Archbutt, D. M. MacDougall.

9.55 a.m., C. F. Holmes, K. S. Mor- rison.

10.00 am Horridge,

R. D. Wrigley, G. R.

10.05 a.m., A. B. "Purves, Major Beamish.

10.10 a.m., A. E. Lissaman, A. D. Humphroys.

10:15 a.m., F. J. de Rome, W. M. Thomson.

10.20 a.m., Comdr. Brown, R. K

VIGH Hepburn 10.25

1a.m., E. Davidson, O. Eager. 10.30 am, H. U. Ireland, W. L. Dunbar. Sewoll.

10.35 .m., E, D, Lawrence, G. W.

10.40 am, E. des Voeux, A, 0. Brawn.

10.45 a.m., D. J. "Gilmore, E. D. Matthews.

10.50 am., T. S. Whyte Smith, A. T.

Lay

10.55 am, "T. G. Bennett, A. G Coppin.

11.00 a.m., G. W. Tate, N. L. Smith. 11:05 am, L. G. S. Dodwell, A. H. Fergusen,

11.10 am., C. Bulmer Johnson, D G. G. MacDonald.

11.15 m., . W. Shewan, L. R Andrewes.

INTERPORT TENNIS.

1:

ARRIVAL OF SHANGHAI TEAMS YESTERDAY:

The Shanghai Interport tennis teams arrived in the Colony on 'the President McKinley, yesterday even- ing. The ladies' team consists of Mrs. F. Stafford Smith (Capt.), Misa H. Crawford, Mias T. Collaco and Miss A. Firth, and the men are Messrs. J. L. Wate, R. Carnavarro, Gordon Lum and Paul Kong.

in action at practice this afternoon, The Shanghai players will be acen

at the H.K.CC.

In a practice match yesterday at the H.K.C.C., S. A. Rumjahn beat T. Honda, 5-6, 1-6, 6-0.

The tria match, Major Lucas and Dr. Tottenham v MěEachran and Goldman, did not come off owing to the indisposition of the last-mmmed. The former pair will meet McEachran and A. N. Other to-day to decide the 2nd doubles representatives.

by bwoy goals to nil. When his re- LOCAL YACHTING.

giment way stationed in Egypt. Anderson played in nearly all the Army teams, and has played for the Army here, being in the winning Army team for the Hongkong Shield. As an athlete in field events, Ander son has also been to the fore, achiev- ing success not only in regimental sports, but in Divisional and Brigade events. With the hammer, shot and discus, he has managed to win some prizes each.

1 year since the War, the acus several times, and the 16lb. hammer every year since the War.

GENERAL LIGHTING As a billiards player, he has, shone

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THE LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP

RACES YESTERDAY,

The first R.K.Y.C. Ladies' Cham plohship races were sailed yesterday, (P), Mark on Line (P), Channel Rocks the course being-Lyemun Beacon

(P). The results were as follow:

H. Class, Started 3 p.m.

Finish- Correct Pusi-

ed.

Bon. ed. 4.58,34 4.56.39,5

Yacht. outside his regiment, but has got Diana near to the finals in inter-regimental | Colleen championships.

4,59,494,66.60,3

La Linda ... 4.51.07 4.48.25.3

Another old Hongkong sportsman Dorothea 5.00,21 4,55.61.6 to leave yesterday was Private Lamb

of the R.A.M.C.' As a referee, he

1., Y. and G., Started 3.05 p.m.". controlled many games in the first and Daphne.....14.18 second divisions here, and on going Why Wonder 5.21,49 Ionic is to be recommended for re- gistration na a first class referee. Boojum... G.01.07.

Wings 5.04.33 His Interest the Boy Scout mova- Speedwell.. 5.04.49 ment in Hongkong is, perhaps, to Adanac ... 6.25.13

known to reiterate, Other

R.A.M.C, troops proceeding Home in elude Serjt. Popworth, who provided

Ser.

Ser.

Ser.

Ser.

Ser.

Ser,

many comedy turns in the ILA.M.C. the Bruce, and Thomas and Bowes Concert Party, Private Wake, who

for the Seraph.

WAS frequently Serjt. Papworth's Stormcloud v Thracian.A score of partner in ith, and played football in addition, and Lange-Serit. Tomlin who played tennis for the I.A.M.C. Serjeants.

Football.

three goals to nit was made by the Stormcloud at Happy Valley yester- day afternoon, though the run of the play should have credited Thracian Stormcloud

with at least one were the better combined side in front Bruce Seraph.-The latter team | #1 goi

of goal, however, and their goals came from the inside-right the centre won a strenuous game at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon by three forward and the inside-left respertive- goals to one. The football was not. Bogle, the Stormcloud's goal- entirely of first-class order, but keen: keeper, also plays for the Navy, so ness often, made for skill. The little chance with him. Teams:

vin- that weak or indifferent

ent shots had ners were vakje for their goals, "for

Thracian. Stratford; Hayes, Sin- Bruce, although playing an energetic game, and often pressing their op-gleton; Ward, Baker, Skeater; Ben- ponents and, Indeed, in the second nett, Davis, Godridge, Clark, Jarvis.

Stormeloud-Bogle; Carter, Nie- half, penning them in their own half for considerable periods, could not find holls; Barrett, Turner, Fludson; the finishing touch, and several goals Morgan, J. Collins,

U'Connor, Gowati. might have been scored. Teams:

Hockey.

Bruce Noakes; Miller, Power; Palmer, Thompson, Horner, Hawes, Pearson, Potts, Kirkby, Barrett..

Seraph. Roberta; Dowes, William son; Burton, Thomas, Timberlake: SCOTOr,

Cole, Barker, Dickinson, Howell,

F. Collins,

In the semi-final of the Berwick Inter-Part Hockey Cup, the Marines defeated the Daymen by four goals to one, Teama:

Marines-Barton; Capos; Follows;

All the Seraph's goals were obtain: | Jarvis, Ackerman, Woodridge; May;

ed in the first half, the first and third through Scorer-a useful name

to have in a football team if one could live up to and the second goal by Dickinson. In the second half, Potts netted once for the Bruce, though both he and Pearson

Parson and awes bit the cross-bar with hard The Seraph backs were con tent chiefly to rely on defensive play Lin the second session, though their forwards occasionally got going well, Both defences put up a good show, Millor and Palmer working hard for

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Priestley, Captain Hore, Smith, Ben-first goal within two minutes of the nett,

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