Credits, 4 months'

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Pony's Colour Grey.

On Calcutta-- Wire

On demand

On Singapore.......

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Chestnut. Piebald. Spotted Roam. Dun.

On Manila-s

On demand

On Shanghai---

On demand

80 day's aight (private

paper)

• On Yokohama—

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Chestnut.

Gula Leaf, 100 Que

Chestnut.

(per tuel)

Bay,

Sovereigns

E. N. Ponsford

150

W. Fogwill

67

W. R. Hillyer

150

Mr. M. M. Watson Mrs. Priestley Messrs. Alonquin Mr. A. H. White Mr. W. T. Cheung

White.

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Grey.

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Kong

White.

Copper Cash

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Grey.

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137

W. L. Walker

150

Lam Long v. Ewo Chinese, Athletle ground. Referee, L/Cpl. Grieve.

Mr. T. E. Pearce Messrs, Dyer and

'Belth

Grey.

Rate

Total

799

Dr. F. Pierce-Grove

Brown. Chestnut.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1928.

Sport Columns

BILLIARDS SCORES

TWO Y.M.C.AYS IN A GOOD MATCH

CHINESE, WIN BY 33

SOCCER COUNCIL

CONTRIBUTION TO BRITISH LEGION

PLAYING ON SUNDAYS

A BIG BATCH

'SUBSCRIPTION, GRIFFINS FOR 1929

MANY SHOW PROMISE

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TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

On London- Bank, wire .................. 2/-/ Bank, on demand ... 2/- 5/16 Bank, 30 days' sight,... Bank, 4 months' sight 2/- 44. Credits, 4 months'

sight

A promising lot, with many of good appearances, the. 74 subscrip-, tion grifins which arrived for the Documentary 4 months' Hong Kong Jockey Club from sight North, China. by the 8.8. "Chip- On Paris... shing" on

Monday night, were On demand drawn for at the stablos, Causo- Considerably less than last year, way Bay, yesterday. Opinions ex- the takings at the Armistice Day

pressed aro that prospects for football match amounted to $827.us, in next year's meetings are Un demand At yesterday's mesting of the

excellent. Council of the Hong Kong Foot- ball Association it was decided to The arrangements were in the send the whole sum to the British hands of the billiards, secretary, Legion and

local F.A. Mr. W. L. Walker, and an en-bear the expenses of $126 in con- thusiastic audience enjoyed very nection with the match. good billiards.

The Arst outside fixture of the season was held on Monday even ing in the European Y.M.C.A. when they met the billiards team from the Chinese Y.M.C.A. in a series of six games.

that the

Fixtures arranged were:--

of the The Army v. the Rest Colony, at Sookumpoo on Jan. 1.

The result went in favour of the The Army v. Royal Navy, if pos- Chinese Y.M.C.A., in points, having [sible on the H.K.F.C. ground, on the advantage of 33 points over the Dec. 18. Europeans. As ganies went, the score was three all Afterwards, the European Y.M.C.A. entertained the visitors.

·Below aro the

The highest break of the evening for the Chinese Y.M.C.A. was 36, made by Mr. T. C. Cheah, and for the European Y.M.C.A. 30, by Mr. W. L. Walker.

scores.'

Europeans

TO-DAY'S SOCCER

• The following gumes in the Mid-Week Football League are down for to-day. kjek-off. 4.15 p.m.:-

South China v. Hung Kui School, Caroline Hill. Referee, Mr. F. Smith.

P.W.D. Chinese v. Police, St. Joseph's ground. Referee, L/Cpl. Shead.

The draw

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Drawer

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SNOOKER, 2ND ROUND

Grey. Dun.

I. Grey.

Brown. Grey,

A return match will be played at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. on Friday nexi, commencing at 8 p.ns.

M.C.C. VICTORY

BEAT QUEENSLAND BY AN INNINGS

BOWLERS' SUCCESS

Brisbane, Yesterday. The M.C.C. beat Queensland by an innings and 17 rúns. Scores;~~~ - Queensland (1st Innings) HIG runs. Freeman 5 for 51. J. C. White 4 for 26.

M.C.C. (1st innings) 293 runs. Leyland 114; Nothling & for 78.

Queensland (2nd innings) 160 rina.. Geary 5 for 47.-Reuter.

for the Army branch of the Minis-Messrs. T. N. Chau tering Children's League.

The question of games on Sun- day was again discussed and left over to the next general meeting. Mrs. Hashim

Selection committees for the Mr. Chan Hin-son "Sunday Herald" international Dr. S. To Wong Icharity Cup ties were chosen as Mr. Bobbet

follow:-

England: Mr. P. Smith, Mr. G. T. May, Capt. A. W. Austin, R.A.

Scotland: Mr. F. C. Hall, Mr. J. Ormiston, Lt. J. D. A. MacLaren.

| K.O.S.B.'s.

The following players have been selected to represent the H. K. F.Mr. Mok Kon-sang Club versus Navy on the Club Sir Victor Sassoon ground. Kick off at 4.00 pm. on Mr. James Saturday 1st Dec.: Edwards, Holt, Bishop: Wallington, Stewart, McBride, Watson, Alexander, Gold- man, Scott, Trambitzky.

Reserves: Reid, Peera.

'

L.B.W. RULE

SUGGESTED LINES TWELVE INCHES APART

ACUTE PROBLEM

Mr. Mancunian

Mr. Chan Pik-chuen Mr. Hee Cheong

Mr. Li Tse-fong

Mrs. Beith

Dr. J. C. Macgown Mr. E. Rouillon

Mr. W. E. L. Shenton Mr. Hashim

With reference to the controversy over the 1.b.v. rute, why not adopt the following suggestion? writes a correspondent in "Athletic News." Mr. E; L. Sim

Mark two white lines twelve Mr. Li Tse-fong nches apart the length of the wie-Messrs. Hin Suen- kel from stumps to stumps.

yung and Harry Tong Shing

If the ball pitched in this area und continued so that it would hit Mr. Hashim

the wicket, the batsman to be given

"out" if he obstructs the ball with his person.

The Hon. Mr. A. C.

Hynes

and the Hon. Mr. C. G. S. Mackie Messrs. Lau and Lee

Brown. Dun. I. Grey. Cream. Dun. Spotted Dun. Grey.

I suggest 12 inches, as that dis- tance comprises the width, of. the stumps plus the diameter of the Mr. E. L. Hosie

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Mr. W, E. L. Shenton Chestnut. Mesura. Chan and

Whatever else they do, the M.C.C. should at least clarify the exist ing 1.b.w. rule.

L. R. C. TENNIS

The result of the lat Round of

. '

Rafeek Messrs. T. N. Chau

and Chan Tin-ston Sir Victor Sassoon Mr. J. S. Gubbay Messra. Chan and

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Hon.

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The second round. In the Palace HONG KONG TIDE. Hotel snooker championship begins this evening. At 6 pm. F. E. Silva will meet E. A. dos Remedios; and at:.9 p.m. H. J. White will play J. Witchell.

The tide-table given below has been obtained by aid of the Tide-predicting Machine, which includes 40 components for the better prediction of tides, from the result of the analysis of the tidal In the first round yesterday observations, taken at the Kaulung Leung 190 (66, 74, 50) bent Lau tidal observatory under the direction 108 (26, 36, 46). Kirby conceded. of Dr. Daberck during the years 1887, a walk-over to Hawke.

MICHELIN

1868 and 1889.

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November 28 to 29, 1928.

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