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STOKES SHOWS
SHOWS FINE Many Wrangles Over Fortunes Vary In FORM AGAINST KCC Transfer Demands Race Yachting
ms. Ho Kwan Gets New Skipper
Believed to be the seventh time in her career as a coastal versrl,
the command of the 483-ton motorship Ho Kwan changed hands yesterday when Mr. J. W. 'Barrisley took over from Mr. R. A. Young.
here on
Mr. Enrnley arrived Monday from Singapore by plane. Hailing from Newcastle-on-Tyne. The new skipper has been in the merchant marine for 25 years and veszet Was master of the motor Clam before his recent aponint-
recht.
Leaving the Asiatic Petroleumn Company of his own request, Jr. Your her established the Young (Marine 23. Commught
and Brindle Company, Consultants) Kunil, Wext.
Mr. Young was master of the
TIN.
ito Kwan for nearly a year. tle ortived here in March, 1947, During the war he was with the Sulvage yard, Coinmonwealth of Australia,
The river vessel piles between the Kwangtung inland ports and Hong Kong, carrying APC pro
luris, mcluding petrol and herveene.
(By "MID ON")
L. F. Stokes, Club “Scorpions“ opening bat,, has
jumped into his best form.
He followed up his contury (110) against KCC 'on Saturday with another three-figure innings when Eng- land beat Australia in the local "test" at Chater Road.
Last Saturday "Scorpions" beat Kowloon by eight wickets after the former had put up 141. The Club bowling was steady without being brilliant. Apart from the two Zimmerns and Francis Divecho, the Kowloon bats failed.
Zimmern's 33 was a good effort and although he was scoring somewhat slowly, he saved Kowloon from what at one time threatened to be a complete collapse. Diverha was slow with his 22 not ont, but then we hays always known Divecha to be a slow scorer, Archie Zimmern's 29 was a mixture of good schwis and some not-so-good.
be hat actually played the bull but that sort of thing happens and There is nothing une con do about
Army's Win
!
Team League
For Soccer Players Joe May Fight Many Yacht Club Members took advantage of the
London, 'November 8. 'Star" soccer players' demands for transfer have roused many wrangles between them and their clubs over the past few seasons, and now small Third Division Southern Section club, Bristol, have set their face firmly against á player's desire to move.
Ken Wookey, the Bristol Rovers, outside right, ask-
od for a transfer because he had been subject- ed to persistent "barracking" by spectators in home gomes.
f
Next Year
New York, November 8. Match-maker Nat Rogers of sald the 20th Century Club today that the world heavy- weight champion, Joe Louis, may defend his
titie Madison Square Garden
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January or February.
Rogers said, "Negotiations have reached a serious stage, He ald not mention any challenger, but the December Bakel 10 bout between Joz and Ezzard
might
provide one.
Charles
Rogers and the champion *has appeared so nimble in his four that
signed Wookey Bristol Rovers He has now been transferred |
Swansea Town, who are at from Newport County at no cost the top of the Southern Section to themselves In December, 1948,
current exhibition about £130 as scored share of 4.13e, for £1,000, but Bristol and on this change he received Revers' management have an the benett. He was immediately ; nounced that he will receive
placed in
in the club's itrat team. nothing in the accried share of Lenefit.
Clubs are not compelled to pay While the Indian wickets were
shave of the taling like mireplays. Anny pul transferred players Lo Howarth bowler rtendity
13% tor benefit based on their years of Hugs on the used score "Scorpions" und slowed he still a bowler to ordered on the adjoining service, though the League per-
ekoned with. Somechines
in their match with the Navy. was a very sorting declaration very different, hat when hv
as the Navy, are always geori fo 150 115.
213
furm, Owen-Hughes is as dir eult a bowler to play as the best
of them.
Stokes' jonings was I+ dedight He scored with a fer that
inity then to do so, and this is not the Arst time that such pay ment has been dented a player. In this instance the No other club, however, has de gamble worked and the Navy wereetared its decision and the reasons dismissed for a mere 76. Stepto for it. (2 for 12) and Boston (9 Die 32)
reminded one of the Stokes where the brunt of the Arary attack.
After
ogether 28 runs rapidly.
If he goes for the The
+
Thele Kowloon th Craigengewon
always capable of a big score, og form around this respect he rather rendals ne
No Benefit The clubs have said that they showing
have decided no players leaving previous
for any financial went then "shall do
It was added that they
Built At Shanghai Duilt at Shaughnt in 1931 by the New Engineering and Ship-
uliding Works, Ltd., of Shang of the former Colony and Caviter bon, appears to have Inst dis hai, the my. He Kwan was be-Service captain, G. R. Sayer, whn Jieved to have been operating up the Yangtse River without rogis- tered masters, or some time.
The brat known registered mas-
Mr. W.G tur of the craft wOM Briggs, who took command al Bumbay in 43
gets the runs every time he cant persunte himself to start by going for the bowling from first ball he recelvga.
IRC Debacle
very
Appeal On Stag Hotel Judgment
The benefit which Bristol Rovers could now pay to him, but
to do have refused amounts to a maximum of about
2160.
or wrong. the Rovers'
the
malcy
Right or fecision in the case of Wookey seems likely to add fuel to fire of resentment which soccer players bear against their clubs, a flame which has already been faunert by the bitter struggle between the England International, Wilfred Mannion, and his club, Middlesbrough.
Investigation
wing
he may change his mind about waiting until June for defence-United Press
CRC Tennis Programme
Lils
extra day holiday last week-end to cruise away from Hong Kong, but oven so all races at the Club were very well attended.,
There were four separate Team Races, the winning
teams being R.N. Headquarters Team, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews Team, the International Team and the Fifth Cruiser Squadron Team.
So far in the present Team Hace League fortunes have varied and no one team op- Its own
pears way.
to be having
Next week-end's team race fxtures are on Saturday after- noon and Sunday morning as follows:
Saturday afternoon. First race
Lawn Bowls Classic
On Saturday
2.50. Talkoo versus Fifth Cruiser The following are the teams Squadron. Second race 3.85, RN. and the draw for the annual
Sundern versus Army.
lawn bowls match between the morning. First rare St. Andrew's Society and the
Destroyer
Flotin
10.50. 8th versus R.N. Headquarters. Second
St. George's Saciety, to be
race 11.10. Jardine, Matheson played at the Kowloon Bowl- ing Green Club on Saturday, versum Lowe Binghams.
The fourth in the Dragon Com-at 2.30 p.m. mwlore's Cup Series and Jubilen Shield Series will be held էլ Saturday afternoon, and further races in the nutumn Star
and
BT. ANDREW'S SOCIETY W. Gaffney, 2.8. Lelich J. Uslially nd 3, Fraser (chip).
R. Gourley, W. Rez, J.V. Ramsay and a. Cooper takip).
J. Mebelan, R.G. Craig, J., Rovia and › The Chieftain, De, J., Anderen (skip).
A. Melen, J. Meiners W. Davison and R. Morrison (skly).
The following Handcourt Ten-Dinghy Series will be held at the in games will be played at the usual times over the wee
weekend. Recreation Club Chinme
Members are reminded that the afternoon duty boat now runs 'n week.
half hour carlier that, it leaves
W. McCall, J. Ruaneli, J.M. Forrest Kowloon at
at 1.20, Queens Pler at
and J. Orem (skip), 1.30 on Saturdays and Sundays,
A. Kennedy, d. Patterson, W. Williams After the steady winds of preach and J. Prentice (hip).
A Sten, J.N. Bweener, W.D. M fluky winds inst Saturday and Maxter and W. Melrose (skip).. Sunday were something of a dis-R. Kintoburah & Thomie, W., Cun appointment und there were
algham, and BJ, Pollock (ip). large number of "did not Unish" in nearly every race.
THURSDAY
Holh Dinghy Series'
แ
racen
3.8. Dinnen, J. Blatenia, J. Paid and W.5. Borated (skip).
J. Robertson, 12.D. Robertasn, W. Gra ham and J. McKelvio (skip).
very closely contested, particularly on Monday afternoon ST. GEORGE'S BOCIETY..
when the Anish between Hooger-
WH.L, Harrison, W. Mirballsur, huys und Honess was almost a | L.. Coumbrs and A.J. Hall (skip).. photo finish...
Detailed results of ali races held last week-end follow.
was such a force in the Shanghiu
TODAY itlerport teams before Un Wan, "gaingi
Tin- Singles Court 1: Shoy D., Leneh made 35
to help week,
Each Incident of this nature took or Futer U v Turner Cook; Stakes put on a big second wiekst down to IAF at Kal Tak. Hong benef." partnership and Owen-Hughes put/ Chay was the only Craigengewer; intended to set aside the money makes it zecin more probable that | Court 2, Mackle v Wong Shiu-vious week-ends, the light and Intsican to be able to get going received for Wookey for the bone- the Football League authorlice wing: Court 5; Y.F. Tsui v Au
will soon be forced to investigate Kani-moon (4.30 p.m.). I have always maintained that; and his was vohable, George üt of their other players.
the whole matter of the present who showed such premise
Tousles-Court 3: Tsang Chi- Souza
1938-30 that
transfer regulations.
Gen ghd P. Poon v Rock Liang nnny peeleted an Interport cap
Two young players who con- and Kwok Hing-chung: Coult tributed much to the promotion of R. Segolen and H.A. Ayres v A Cardiff City in the 1848-47 season Fung and Chung Yue-wing (4.30 form completely and agam futed, Somehow I feel that the lock
and have since been parted are p.m.). called upon by the Welsh soccer of practies is the cause of this
selectors to form the left though I may be mistaken. How the
ever. If the "Craigengewer caplain.
ugainst England at Birmingham Singles Court 1: Lee Wai-tong will at bin higher up in the
on Wednesday.
v Wong Sui-ki: Court 2: W.P. They are Billy Rees, still with Trui or Chan Mong-lung v T.E. bulling order, the answer might he found, unless of carse Souza
Cardiff, and Roy Clarke, whe Baker (4.30 p.m.). As I predicted, the Club
himself preters to remain lower
was transferred to Manchester| Doubles-Court 3: Daniel Chan "Optimists" had the beller of
in e Gutting order,
An appeal that certain por-
City after
Cardiff's 'promotion and Turner Cook or Wong Sui-ki their match with IRC bus I never
Some batsmen are that way-tions of a judgment, delivered had been assured.
and Leg Chun-kit v Tsang CN- tu fail they fail weeks after werk if in the Stag Hotel case be re- xpected the latter
Rees joined Cardiff in 1942 as a man and P. Poon or Rock Liang miserably. The surprising part in low down in the order, though
forward from Cairns and Kwok Hing-chung; Count 4: about it was that there WHIN Mr. Young then took command i nothing in the Chili bowling, and they do not realive
this then served, was heard before Sir centre selves. It is up to the captain to Leslie Gibson (Chief Justice) Rovers, in the Bridgend League. K.L. Ho and S.A. Rumjahn v and the verse) bad been busy on
to make things worse the wicket experiment, and the best une to and Mr. Justice Reynolds (Ad- A former colliery worker, he was Au Kam-moon and Choy Ping Vaneank, Hedgwick
in' Cardiff's leading scorer the Hong Kong-Canton run ever
the fan (4.30 p.m.). favoured the batsmen, if anything.
when ditional Judge), at the Supreme Second Division last season. do this sort of thing A. H. Madar (11) was the only friendly matches are played. Measuring 200 feet long with
Court yesterday.
FRIDAY mana to run into double Agures. 32-fout beam, she is equippedite night have made higger
Junior Matches
The judgment against which
fee in £10,000 in May, 1947. Singles-Court 2: Rock Liang Rees and Clarke both played with full Dleza, capable of doing score but for the fact that by went In a low scoring match. Arny the appeal was brought was de-
or J. Wong Hawthorn Trang Justice Gould and a quarter knots. She for
Internationals. wartimie
Welsh Chi-man (4.30 p.m.). bowling the
what I seeonfs bent Navy by 28 runs to livered by Mr. #11
Doubles Court 1: steel framework, and Isnagined was an attempt to show bring off the double for the Array. Punte Judge), on July 31. 1948. enthusiasts hope that the associa
The appellants named in the tion which meant managed by a crow of 27.
much 80
wing and Wong Shlu-wing or G. the less experienced players h's Winyard again got doing with the The sailing date of the my. Ho side that the bowling could be ball, this time taking & for 30. Notice of Motion were Li - Cardiff City two years ago will, N. Cosang and T.E. Rodrigues v she is expected to leave for Can-tittle mot thau bang their balsson tck 16 wickets for 3 rung-Fook Hing Tong, Li Kul-po alias bring equal succoss to their coun- W.I'. Tau' and Y. P. 1802 (4.3" Robertshaw (KN) ...: 1.12,43 Kwan has not been fixed yet, but aft-it unly they would do just According to the reports, Steven-chlu alias Wong Yip Tong allas for some time during the week-out to dry, Nazarin was unlucky but upon making enquiries it was King Sau Tong alios Chan Chak try on Wednesday.-Reuter.
She got her fourth master t Hon: Kong In 1948 and went to Shanghal early last you,
where she got another skipper.
sincr
mine
end.
Peaceful Nights
A
1
Tong, Ho Chup-kuen, Wong Chan in that he was given out by after 3 for 10,
ON Monday Recreio beat Shi, Tong King-fong, Kam Chi- University easily the Firing alias Shi Chak Tong alias Division (at King's Park? Hin Chon Tung Tong and Ngo Chuk- Gesare family avain being pro-kum allas Pang Yee Tak.
Sheldon, K.C., in- Mr. H. G. with the hut. A. P. Pereira 16 ter 34) was chiefly structed by Mr. M. A da Silva, responsible for the low University represented all appellants except lota of 83 of which Chalini Kan Chi-ting, who el{rned 3
sented by Mr. B. A, Bernacciu, in- structed by Mr. Sidney Ng Quinn uf Messrs. Brutton & Company.
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ench ende 54 before they retired. The side went on to senge 199 (or 6.) one of the University bowlers being able to do anything out standingly good.
High Standard Of Entries In Flower Show
The high standard of entries in yesterday's amateur com- petition in flower areungement made it hard to judge winners, according to one of the judges, Mrs. H. H. Findlay Gourlie.
The 23 entries were shown at the Y.W.C.A., Duddelt Street, fol- lowing five lectures by megbers of the flower arrangement com- inliler.
was repre-
The respondents, Lo Kar-yan lins Lo Chi-cing allas Sing Hing allas Tong and Chan Mo-ching
Hou Hing Yip Tong alias Fok Tong, were represened by Mr. A. J. Clifford and Mr. D. A. L. Wright instructed by Mr. P. L. Lam.
Apply For Judgmont
The appellants have applied for
the Judgment of Mr. Justice Gould
Clarke went to Manchester City
4
Hockey Association Fixtures
in
to
Sunday, Novembar 14, Club de Recreio. v Khalsa, King's
Park, 10 a.m. Umpires: GT Palmar.--Yeu Sigs Gater. Civil Service. v University. Soo- Kumpoo 530 a.m. Umpire: Capt. H.J. Chisnell-Capt. Mullins.
p.m.).
140 Yue-
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER O Third Drages Commodore's Cup Sørlen. Biart 2.24.
Prov.
20
Wiginton, L.A. Bone, B.A. Man. and L.A. Collyer (skip), ..., (
Labrum, JLB.L. Dowdlesin, ODE 3.0. Meyer and The President, K.J,II. Mitchell (ip).
V.
A. Pearson, A.D. Humphreys, dide Edwards and W.C. Bimpren (skip).
WK. Bailey, J. Tindall, BIL. étrange Yacht & Helmaman Time.. Pia T. and W. Bradbury (skip)." Madrigal, Drummond, 2.68.80 9 21 Yo
Waller, T.J. Hemsley, G. Clima La Linda, Osk-11, 2.48.40 7 10 26 and L. Byker (skip).
3,01.21 €
FF. Pope, P.B. Cassidy, F. Skinner (toovalka, Daiko
5.08.335 1 12 and F. Thompson (skin), Third Jubilee Bältld Berles, Blast 2.38
A.C. Tribble, R.C. Buller, H.Y. and A.1.0. Eastman (skip). Time Pa. Pis, Til H.A. Lammert, P.B. Park, C. Pope
JG
2nd A. Atkins (akly). *$.53.5% 12
Q.W. Bewell, J., Bench, L., Whant TH and F. Goodwis (skip!.
Yacht & Heimaman Mekly, Beechin Roundeler, Bobrile, 4,05.00 10 K Minate, Cronble, €11.00
Piras Dinghy Team Race, Bart 2.55 Jardines ▼ B.N.JI.Q. Cornwaśn
Time
Gest &
"at". Gurinn (J)
J.10.IN
Selected players, unable to take part, are to notify their convener Pie at the earliest opportunity.
Hanmer (RN) ..... 1.12.60 "Mackie 18
Result RN,1,Q. 11; fardine 10. Second Dinghy Team Race. Start 8.15 Lewe, Bingham v Internationala Eral & Coxswain
Time Fig. "1", Man Dewar (LBM... 1.07.15 "14", Hoogernuys (5)
1.07.45
BATURDAY. Singles Court 1: Too Joon- swan v Chol Tin-kin; Court 2: Khow Eng-chai v Lim Hee-lin: Court 3:
V 10 Too Joon-peng Tok-shing (7.30 p.m.).
DoubleCourt 1: R. Segalen Jones (LBM)
Chung Yua-Yourlet (1)
and II.A. Ayres.or wing and A. Fung v O.L. Pang and D.C. Luke (4 p.m.)
Mixed Doubles.-Court
2: Y.P. Toul and Miss D. Kent v D. Lo and Mias R. Lo (4 p.m.)
BUNDAY Singlos-Court 2: Chang Kong Lee Cheuk-sang; Court 1: Too Joon-swan or Choi Ten-kin Weng Kam-sheung; Court 3: Lim" H.C. v Dockyard R.C. Hec-Jin or Khow Eng-chal v RNRC King's Park (1), 10 am. Leung Him-shui (2.30 p.m.), Umpires: J.S. Grewal, E.R.A. Court 1: S.A. Rumjahn
Segalen (4 p.m.). Miller,
Dutch
Be
to be reversed so far as it directed | Cable & Wireless v YMCA King's Mixed Doubles.-Court 2: Lee Park, (YMCA), 10 am. Um- Wal-tong and Miss Lo Hau-yee Fires: D.T. Smith-SECPO) v ILA. Ayres and Miss Lilton (4
that:
(1) The Stag Hotel Mun Kec had been dissolved only to the Shaw. extent that a new parifier was ad- ] —...... mitted to the partnership.
An
(2) The Hotel romained. asset of the partnership as so re- constituted.
(3) The partners were the seven appellants and Lo Kar- yan.
The appellants have also asked that it might be adjudged that:
(a) The Stag Hotel Mun Keo had not been dissolved, at any material time,
(b)
p.m.
Football Association Honours Mr. Farmer
v K.M.B.
1.08.15
1.18.30
Remill; Lowry Winxhani 12; Interne tional R.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER A First Dinghy Team Stare. Bart 10,45 Infernationale v Airwaya
TIM 1.02.03
Best & Corsain "6", Hoogerhugs (3)
Yourlet 1)
"1", Cooper (A)
de Jeux (1
1.13.0%
1.33.17
1.20.28
R
7
Ptu
Result: Internationale 1: Airways T. Becand Dinzky Team Race. Bturi 11.15 Swim Nary 5th Cesiser Sq. Dont & Gezowaln
"16". Bu Stols (AN)
"18" Dewe (BCB)
"18", Rowbotium 18C8)
Fame (ECS)
...
Tiane
1,94,48
1.07.24
1.10.12
4
1.10.17
2
Result: 5th C.B. 12: Bwim Navy 9.
Players who submitted their names but have not been selected assured of a game if they turn up.
Semi-Finals
Of Lawn
Bowls Tourney
The semi-finals of the Inter- national Lawn Bowls Competi tion will be played at the Club do Recrcip on Sunday, Novem- ber 14, starting at 2.30 p.m.
sharp.
As a result of the draw: the Philippines will meet Scotland and Pakistan meet England.
Pakistan will be represented by the following:-M. 1. Razack, M. Omar, A.M. Omar and U.M. Omar (skip).
Bradbury England:B. W.
Dinghies Owner-Drivers Race, Start 3,08 AL. Eastman, L. Sykes and F.
BATURDAY, NOVEMBER
Place Boat & Ceuwata
J4L, 43" Welse
zed, t, Exana
, *", iamuw
413, "24". Martyn
Time
1.17.46 Goodwin (skip).
1.19.20
2.
J.M.
Beatland W. Molrose, 1.19.60 Forrest, J. Fraser and 3. Oren 1.32:19 (skip);
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER T Third Autumn Berles Dinghy Championship. Hiart 2,60
Prov. Time Pt. 1 TH. 1.03.10 $1 1.3.16 29
Tacht & Belmoman ****, Alderton "16", Malorie ***, Du Bois "14", Millest
11
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2.00.10 28 0 20 2.00.55 27 21
MONDAY, NOVEMBER » Fourth Avtuma Bezšau Dlaghy
Championship, Start 1.40 -
Pty.' Best & Cezuwaln Time Pin Pin Til
"*", Honow
Du Tot
At the 'Council Mosting of the Hong Kong Foot- ball Association fast night, glowing tributes were paid to Mr. A. Farme,, popular soccer First prize in the "Beautiful"
The Hotel remained an
referee, for his services to local football. section was won by Mrs. A. A. nsset of the partnership of the Lalanw with her entry of a bronze Stag Hotel Mun Kee, /
The tributes were paid fol-
FIRBY DIVISION
(c) The bowl of gladioli. An entry by Mrs.
partners are the lowing the reading of a letter S. China- 'B' William Watson received special even appellants and do not in- from Mr. Farmer notifying the Kit Chee
v Kwong Wah mention.
clude Lo Kar-von, Other prizes were:-
Appellants also claimed all costs Association of his impending Chinese A.A. v Hong Kong Club
8. China 'A' v Royal Navy Colour: A bowl of African of and incidental to the action and departure for Home...
Byes: Polite, Eastern, Army and "j", Hooverbuye and daloles, gladioll
chrysanopocal.
Mr. Ip Kau-ko, in proposing n St. Joseph's.
BECOND DIVISION themums, by Mrs. Frank
On the application of Mr. Ber-voto of thanks to Mr. Farmer for Lecs.. Special menilon, an entry by Mrs. uacchi the sixth appellant. Kom his fine work, said that Mr. South China W. D. Chinese W, S. Anderson.
Chl-thing, was given permission by Farmer had not only rendered in- | H.K. Club
withdraw from the valuable servies to football in the Polico Originality: A bowl of white the. Court and yellow chrysanthemums enter- appeal.
Hong Kong League, but also to K.M.B. Led by Mrs. J. F. Aveslo. Special After legal arguments, hearing school Football as well.
Kit Chee PCA mention, an entry by Mrs. C, M. was adjourned until 10 am today. Stewart.
Other Judges were Mrs, E, A.
C, Klein and Mrs. G. M. Grove.
Afternoon tea was provkled by lower prrangement commit-
the
tea,
TOCH TALK
FOOD AND
W
v Royal Navy
Taikoo St. Joseph's
✔ Tramways
v Chinese A.A. The vote was carried un- Dyes Dockyard and Solicitors animously.
Clerks, The draw for the first round of it was decided that four teams ;
the Challenge Shield Competition participate in the International and International Charly. Cup Charity Cup Competition, namely, Food and fuel costs for the work ended | Competition also took place.
England, Scotland and November 4 following
After the reading of certain
FUEL COSTS
Rise and Flour, ne 7.8 casila, JEK(4.8%)'S ZIM Ne Press were
Vegetables
Ball Cabbage
The Reverend Mr. G. Harker will be the Juest speaker at the 2 meeting of "Toc H today.
o
Fak subject" la “Some experiences of
Pork on Army Chaplain".
His Bali Ph
Firewoo
Toc H meels at Talbot House, Bean Curd, 14 30, Macdonelt Road, at 8.30 p.m.; and all men, Interested are cor- dially invited to atlund,
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Totst
Crtugal.
"19", Ryan
...
Philippines: L.S. da Silva, D.A. Rozarlo, W.C. Ogley and A.E. Coates (skip).
**
CLUB RUGBY XV
The following will represent Club in a rugby match agains; Ist Escort Force on the Club Ground at 6 pm. today.:-
P. Franklin, G. dray, J. Tinson,
1.27.27 21 658 Laidlaw, D. R. Y. Blyck, D. G. 1.27.3V 14 11 Loch an, W. R. WilliamsOD, M. 1.27.38 28 22 68 Dougine, Kinghom, D. T. John 1.40.68 27 43 Toston, G. W, Parkin, G. Popham, i
N. C. Sclater, F., Farquaharson MATURDAY, NOVEMBRE S
and W. C. Allwright, Fourth Ariana Series Star Race, Blurt 2.45
Pre The Pla. Vía. Til * с · 10 1.01.10 8 0
Best & Centu
Bellatrix Gulio 2.56.49
meinasch, Farquhar 1.03.002811
Polaris, Dewar
HUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, Pink Autumn Becker Star Race,
Start: 5,20
ile the Council dis- Stettlh team; while the selection Baustasche Dewar 2.18.68 somestic matter. It was of the English team will be
4
IRC 1st TEAM:
The following have been select-- ed to represent IRC 1st XI in a league cricket match against the Navy at Kings Park on, Satur day, November 13, at 145 pm:
AI Abbas (Capt); A Arcvill, Jr., A., K. Imail, 5. A. 11 famil, A. R/Kitchell, B. H. Khan, A. H. Mador,, K. Nazarin, 1, (M. Onstar, M. I. Razack. A. Iz Kullad.
Umpire: G..M, Bulf,
Bert à Coxiwsing Mini Pia PIK TIL. MARID, Mr. A. McAlpbie will box Bench, East 1.02.05 *NOTE withdraw from the charge of the selection of the Daphne, Harding
#.10.000 MONDAY, NOVEMBER Bath Autumn' Borios Bizar: Rais, Start 2.30.
Time Pts. Pla' Til.
IT
20 later learned that the domeile entrusted to Captain Chisnall
The following in the result of 1.0360 matter concerned, the remunera-
asiation being paid to Mr. Eris Keen, the draw for the first games:
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