1933-09-26 — Page 21

HONGKONG CRICKET

LEAGUE.

Question Of Custody. Of

The Junior Shield.

ENTRIES FOR THE SEASON. The annual general meeting of the

Hongkong Cricket Leaguo was hold yesterday afternoon In the Sanitary Board office, with Mr. H. R. B. Han- cock, the President, in the chair.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER

LONDON STOCK PRICES

MARKET RATHER

BRIGHTER

London Stock Exchange have been The following quotations on the received by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Frits in conjunction with Reuter, The market: Rather brighter, but business is still small.

the Central British School, and the 5% Tlont.-Pulow Ellis. Kadoorio School for Indians.

Chinese Bonda After the minutes of the last meet- ing had been approved of, Mr. Hari-4% Bonds 1808

Sopt.22. cock moved tho adoption of the report and accounts,. which

(Eng. Iss.)... £ 90% was carried 44% Loan 1008. £ 834 unanimously.

The accounts showed a balance of 5% Reorg. Loan

5% Loan 1912... £ 624 $764.66, and Mr. Hancock proposed .that five donations of $50 each be 5% Bonds 1925-47 £ 81% 1910 (Lan, Iss.) £ 88% given to the Diocesan Boys' School, 6% Shal-Nanking St. Josoph's College, Queen's College,

fly:

Sept 25,

£100 £88% $ 62%

88%

£ 83

£ 40%

Rly.

$ 21-20 21-26

4 17-22 £17-22

This was approved of by the gather-5% Tient.;Pukow

ing

The Chairman also said that he had received a letter from the Indian Recreation Club with regard to the Junior Division Shield. This was to the affect that, there were no mero places on the shield, and that as they had won it four times, which was more than the winnings of any other club, they would like to keep it,

Mr. Hancock said that ho had in- formed Mr. Madar that if another shield was forthcoming the members would be agreeable to the suggestion, but otherwise space would have to be found on it. There was, however, every likelihood that another shield would be forthcoming.

The meeting decided that the shield be kept by the Indian Recreation Club.

OFFICE BEARERS.

The election of office-bearers for the current year resulted as follows: President Mr. H. R. B. Hancock; Vice-President. Mr. A. W. Hayward; Hon. Secretary-Mr. A. H. Madar.

In proposing Mr. Madar,as Secre tary, Mr. Hancock anid that Mr. Madar had served; them very well during the past year, and he did not think they could do better than to elect him again.

The following wore the entries into both Divisions of the League:

League 1-University,

88-88

5% Lung Taing U.

Raliway (Supl Loan) 5% Shal-Hang- chow Ningpo 6% Honan Rly.. £ 12

Rly....

$ 88-88 5% Hukuang Rly.

£ 12

1011

# 29 £ 20 Hai Rly. 101a.. 4 11 4 11 German 7% Int.

Foreign Bonds and Banks

084

Japan 5% Sterling

Loan 1924

70

Loan 1007..... $81 £ 80% Japan 6% Sterling

Loan 1924... £ 91% £ 91 Industrials and Browerles Associated Ec.

Industries Brit-Amor. Tob.. 115/1 112/0 20/- 20/8 Chinese Eng. &- J. & P. Coate

Min.

Courtaulds Distillers Dunlop Rubber Everready General Elec. Guinneas

Recreation Club, Hongkong Cricket Intorunt. Nickel Glub, Kowloon Cricket Club, Army, Pinchin Johnson Craigengowor Cricket Club, Royal Turner & Newall Navy, Civil Serviço Cricket Club.

Unilever

31/3

a1/8

50/-

50/-

38/8

38/8

81/-

83/-

33/74

33/7/

29/-

20%-

14/6

44/6

96/9

9579

Impl. Chem. In

dustries

20/3

29/3

Impl. Tobacco

110/8

110/11/

Indian Int. Tea Stores

27/11% 27/131⁄2

$20 $21/3

81/-

91/7/4

35/-

85/0

24/

24/8

Miscellaneous

16/6 -17,- 14/-

14/3xd

$ 144 $ 18

Rubber

17/-

17/-

Langla ato

-13/0

13/6

28/3

28/8

13/8

13/3

22/0

28/-

58/-

58/

Van Ryn Deep ..

10/-

40/-

Oils

Anglo-Persian Oil Burmah Oil

48/0 48/0 86/880/104

League 2-Craigongower Cricket Club, Kowloon Oricket Club, Hong- kong Cricket Club, Indian Recreation Glub, Police Recreation Club, Royal Burmah Corpn.. Navy, Club do Recreio, Royal En-

Anglo-Dutch gineers and Signals, University, Civil Service Cricket Club, Royal Army Gula Kalumpong Canadian Pacific

Riy. Medical Corps.

The Royal Army Medical Corps are Trepca Mines now entrants in the Second Division of the League.

Estates....

London Tin...

BRILLIANT SWIMMING Rubber Trusts

BY LAWRENCE

(Continued from Page 8.)

S'hal Elec. Constr.

The 880 yards-from-style---con-Royal Dutch

.... £22 £22%

fined to Chinese for the Woo Sholl Trane, and

Challenge Cup was another very slow race, won by Mui Chec- cheong in 14 minutes and 18 seconds.

RESULTS.

50 Yards Handicap, back stroke- 1. L. P. da Clva; 2. Leo Silva. Time: 40.3/5 Recs.

100 Yards Free Style Champlon- ship-1. W. M. Lawrence; 2, L. Roza Pereira. Time 69.4/5 acconds.

50 Yards Handicap, Ladies-1. Misa D. Hunt; 2. Mrs. M. J. McMahon, Timo: 33.4/5_RECE.

100 Yards Free Style Boys Cham- pionship (16 years and under)-1. C. Amory: 2. G. Souza. Time 70.3/5 seconds.

Trad. ***

5

$5/- 56/-

ARMY TENNIS

(Continued from Page 3.)

SINGLES.

Second Round,

Spr. Sloano (Royal Engineers) 4-6, Sgt. Wood (Royal Artillery) bent 8-0, 6-4; C. 9. M. Lewis (South Wales Borderers) beat Cpl. Fowler (South 100 Yards Back Stroke Champion- Halford (South Wales Bordercra] Walas Borderers) 6-4, 4-6, 7-5; 3gt, ship-1. L. R. Pereira; 2. W. M. Law-beat S/S Clarke (R.A.S.C.) 0-3, 0-2. rence. Time 77.1/5 seconds.

880 Yards Free Style Woo Chal- lenge Cup (Confined to Chinese)-1. Mul Chee cheong; 2. Kwong Ki-foon. Time 14 min. 18 secs.

Mr. W. Logan was refores, Mr. W. L. Butt and Mr. D. F. Lopes were starters, and the following neted as timekeepers: Messrs. Lopes, G. T. May, Lam Yuk-ying, Chau Wing kam, C. J. Cooke, W. Foraita and M. M. Alves.

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. To-day's programme is as fol- lows:-

1. Boys' High Diving, W. Mabor, J. Rozario, G. Souza, L. F. Osmund, J. Gardner, R. Silva,

Third Round. Sgt. Joyce (R.A.SC.) 6-8, 0-1; Sig. Q.M. S. Oldfield (R.A.P.C.) beat Convey (Royal Corps of Signals) 9-7, 6-2; Q. M. S. Binckler (Royal bert M. G. Manley (Royal Artillery) Enginoera) beat Dmr. Jones (South Wales Borderers) 6-1, 6-2; Sgt. Wil- (R.A.P.Q.) 0-2, 6-1. son (R.A.P.C.) beat Q. M. S. Warman

DOUBLES.

Second Round. Jarman and Davies (South Wales Borderers) beat Cord and Convey (Royal Corps of Signals) 8-6, 6-2; Goold and Shave (R.A.O.C.) beat Flood and Funnell (R.A.5.0.) 6-3, 6-1; Halford and Ronan beat Seal and

J. Silva, C. Mackintosh, H. Guter-Pardee (Royal Artillery), walk over. ros, C. Márques,

2-100 Yards Breast Stroke Cham

lonship of the Colony.. First Hoat:--M. M. de V. Soares, H. M. Remedion, Wong Shiu Hung, Laze Yiu.

Second Hoat:-B. Gosano, Leo Ping Kwan, Lee Ping Ful, E. M Marques, L/C. Fullager.

3.C Class Aggregate.-50 Yards Back Stroke." Firat Heat: A. A. Noronha, E Lawrence, J. Figuereldo, C. F. Rozario.

Second Heat:-CM. C. Victor, J. D. Remedios, L.A. Barros, J. Lima, F.. A. Barros.

Third Heat.-A. J.. Silvo, M. M. de V. Soares, L. A. da Roza, N. Delgado, B. L. Cunha

4.-100 Yards Junior Champlon-

-------- plonship.-V.R.C.~*~ First Heat:A. A. Roza, E. M. Marques, A. A. Rumjahn, Jr, A. M. Rodrigues, E. M. Critchley,

Second. Heat:-G. J. Smith, J. A¡| Guterres, B. Gosano, A. McGrann, A. A. Guterres, vas dve

THE CESAREWITCH.

Call-Over For Big Newmarket Races.

GUISCARD LEADING,

London, Sept. 25 list in the call-over published to-day Gulacard and Ximenes head tho for the Cosprowitch, to bo rum n Nowmarket on October 11. The odds are as follows:

8/1 Guisenr (t. and o.) 100/0 Ximenes (t. and o.) 100/6 Negro (0) 18/1 (t)

18/1 Beaufrero (0.) 20/1-(C.) 20/1 Erain (0,)... 22/1 Sandals (t. and o;) 28/1 Rol de Paris (0.) 28/1 Nitsichin (0) 25/1 Statoaman (o.) 28/1, Loosestrife (and o.) 38/1 Blandearna (t. and 0.) Call-over prices for the Cambridge

08/1

5-220 Yards Froo Style Chamshire, to be run at Newmarket on

Vpionship of the Colony,

Roza Pereira, W. FEL Law DEA AUR UNDERBARTTA

October 25, are as follows

ARE

WHEN SHIPS AI

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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

October, 1933

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(Continued from Page 6.) steelplate and sectional material,

Draft Programmos and Entry ships of a quality moriting the de- Forms for the Tenth Extra Race entirely fit for the creation of now signation "A1 at Llyod's or for Meeting, to be held on Saturday, working Into any other first-class 7th October and Tuesday, 10th steel engineering structure.

• Tho reincarnation material is Interesting. Mild mitting) may be obtained at steel, of which ships are built, isho Secretary's Office, Gloucester simply pure iron with a tiny per Building, the Club House, Happy contage of carbon in it and traces Valley, the Hong Kong Club, the of other important constituents. Sports Club, and the Stables, The raw material of which mild Village Road. steel is made is haematite pig iron, which contains a very much on Thursday, 28th September, Entries close at 12 o'clock Noon higher percentage of carbon than does mild steel, as well as a numi. ber of impurities which require to be removed, as they would be very harmful to the finished steel,

MELTED IN FURNACE,

A fairly large percentage of mild steel scrap is mixed with haematite pig iron and the whole charged into a large furnace, where it is melted. The effect of the mild steel is to dilute the In- gredients which are present to execss in the haematite pig iron. 1 At a suitable stage in the proceed-f inge pure haematite ore is added, with the result that there is violent boiling of the whole mix- ture and the formation of a thick scum or "slag."

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The presence of the floating covering of slag is very beneficial in the later stages of the steel- making process, since it protects the steel from being adversely affected by contact with air and. gases within the furnace. The whole operation from start finish occupies about eight hours, of which the latter half is taken up in the gradual adding of suc- cessive small charges of the haematite ore until the required percentatges of carbon and other constituents are assured in the steel as "tapped."

20/1 Cotonenater (0) 22/1 (1.)) 25/10 Andrang ke 125/21915 W L

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