HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
THE FIFTH EXTRA HRADE
MEETING...
SUCCESSFUL WIND UP OF RACING SEASON.
[BY RAPIER]
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1926,
S-Glasgow Handicap: "A" Glass:
Biz Turlongs.
For China ponies. Entrance 85. 1st prize,
$400; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100. SOME Mosers Hall and Shenton's The
Gomeril, 140 lb.........(Mr. Ralph) 1 Mr. R. M. Austin's Home Call, 184, ibs.
(L-Cdr. Grant) 2 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Rothesay,
Iba
...... (Mr. Beity) 3 Mr. WT. Stanton's The Sandpiper,
165 lbs.
(Owner) 4 Also ran-The Regent, 157 lbs. (Mr. Brodie).
Being St. Andrew's meeting the Band. of the K.O.S.B.'s under Mr. W. H. Fitz- Harie struck the right note by opaning the proceedings with a Scottish solection and they performed some ayolutions which were very much admired as was the sub- sequent progranime of Scottish music. It seems to have inspired Messrs. Hall and Shenton's sassenach stable as they picked up every race in which they had ́a popy. running. Ralph rode the âve winners for them in convincing style. He annexed Lady Severn's Cup very easily and "his success will, it is hoped, encourage other young men to take up jockeying serious- ly.
14
Lest the impression get abroad that money is the governing factor in racing I should explain that Messrs. Hall and Shenton have not got one highly priced pony in their stable. Their jockey, more over, was in the Novice class at the com. mencement of the season."
The attendance was above the average, the racing was full of excitement and the dividends were well worth standing in a .queue for.
Foar lengths, o ceck.; Time: 1.33.3-5. Puri-mutuel
-Winner..
Place 1st-q Pad....
$11.00 9.40 14.30
4-St. Andrew's Stakes: One and a Half Mice.
$400 with a cup presented. For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of one race & lbs. penalty, of two races 7 lbs. penalty, of three or more races 10 iba penalty. Unplaced runners during 1825 and subscription grifias of 1920 allowed 3 lbs: Jockey allowance. Entrance $5. 2nd prize, 8130: 3rd prize, 8100, Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The
1
Goblin, 188 lbs. (Mr. Ralph) Mr. R. M. Austin's Brigade. Call, 162
...... (Mr. Gordon) = lbs. Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Total Abstin
ence, 153 lbs...(Mr. Reidy) 3 Mr. Roda's Lady Luck, 183 lbs.
(Mr. da Roza) 4 Also ran:-Attaboy (late Fantastic Dahlia), 168 lbs. (Mr. Seth).
1 lengths, 1 lengths. Time: 3.1635. Pari-mutual:-
The Jockey Club Officials again earned the gratitude of the public for the ex- cellcáce of the organisation and the Clerk of the Course, justified his söbriquet of │·
The Jockey's friend"
First Bate.
In a feld of eight Earley Grass, as I anticipated, proved the winner. He was closely followed by Arabian Parrot with Rechabite a poor third.
Second Race.
This was won by the Gnome which I tipped to win the third race against better pories. He beat Dobbin by three lengths and Loch Rannoch was four lengths behind.
Third Race.
This race went to The Gomeril in fage
of little competition. There was a good 'fight for second place between Home Call and Rothesay, the former getting ahead by a neck.
Fourth Race.
Winner
Place 1st
2nd
$21.80
12.90 59.60
5-Gorbals Plate: Three Furlongs.
For bond fide polo ponies approved by Committee of the Hong Kong Pola Club. To be ridden by playing mem bers of the Polo Club. Catch-weights 169 lbs. Entrance 83 1st prize, 300; 2nd prize, $100; 3rd prize, 850. Reynolds.... .............. (M.-Stanton) 1 Black Mouse
(Mr. Maude) 9 District Call
(Mr. Gordon) 3 Hailsham.............. (L-Cdr. Grant) #
Also
ran: Bill Mr. (Scott-Elliot); Inkpot (Mr. Bousfield); Monte Caman (Mr. Abel-Smith).
Four lengths, three lengths. Time: 48.4-5.
Pari-mutuel
Winner
Place ist
2nd
3rd
$9.00
6,10,
7.90
10.50
6.-Gallowgate Flata; About One Mile, 165 Yards.
!!
For China ponies, grifins of 1990, that
have started in at least one face in Hong Kong previous to this meeting W.L Winners of two races 5 lbs., extra; of three or more races 10 lbs. Non-winuers allowed 5 lbs - Sub- scription grifins of this season allow- This was the best race of the day, ed bibs.". J.A. Entrance $3. 1st the outstanding feature being the collapse prize, $400; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd of Lady Luck who was beaten almost
prize, 8100. from the start. Passing the stand for the
Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Geezer, 158 lbs. (Mr. Balph) first time The Goblin was in front and Dr. J. C. Macgown's Sunburst Rose, the Mare was going badly. She appar- 154 lbs. ently does not like being behind. The Mr. R. J. Paterson's Doblin, 163 lbs.
Goblin won by 14 lengths. Gordon on Brigade Call rode a very fine race and returned his backera $59.60 for a place. The Goblin I selected for a place and it paid $12.20.
Fifth Race.
My selections were justified in placing Reynolds first and Black Mouse second. Reynolds paid $9 for a wing
Sixth Race.
Sunburst Rose was favourite for this race and was beaten by The Geezer by a abort head with Doblin 1-lengths away. An interesting fish.
Seventh Race,
(Owner) 2
(Mr. Brodie) 3
Mr. H. Birkett's The Golden Pheasant,
143 lbs.................................... (Mr: Reidy) 4 Also ran:-Craigavad, 134 Ibs, (Mr. Sewell)
Short head, I lengtbe.
Time: 2.94.1-5. Puri-mutuel:
Winner
". Place 1st
End
€16.20
7:90
7.30
7-Hong Kong Autuma Champions: One and a Quarter Miles,
CRICKET.
INTERESTING MATCHES.
GOOD SCORING.
All three League Matches decided on Saturday ware full of interest. The two in the first division were drawn, and honours were evenly divided. The Hong Kong Cricket Club felded À much stronger side against the University than they did last week against the Chinesu, to whom they lost, and they, nearly cap- tured the three points. "But the Univer- sity were well served by their captain, who made the highest score of the day and saved his side from collapse. The Civil Service ». the Indians was the other match.
In the second division, Recreio made their debut into League Cricket and shared points with the Police who were making their first appearance this sea-
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Batting was on the whole was good and there were an unusual number of high in- Idividual scores. The aggregates for the teams were also high. Despite this the bowling analyses showed several good per- formances, of which Fallack (H.K.C.C.), Hamilton and ́ Sayer (C.S.C.C.) in the first division, and Alexander (Police), and Alves (Recreio) in the second, deserve special mention.
The scores follow:-
DIVISION. I
University v. Hong Kong 0.0. Played on the University Union ground, the result,was a draw,
E. J. Mitchell, run out.....
W, A. Barros, b King
F. H. Carvalho, by Alexander
C. D. Marques, e and b Alexander o T. Gutierrez, a Craig, b Alexander. D. F. Lopes, not out
C. M. Souza, b Alexander
Extras...
Lacey
Total
Alexander Booker King Johnson
To
144
Bowling Analysis.
K.
E. พ. 23. 1
4.2
32
3. 0 18
7 D
30
2
POLICE
M. E. Meadows, not out
F. E. Brooker, Gutierrez, b
Souza
Q
SA
36
Dr. Craig, o Xavier, h Gutierrez... 13 R. Gerrard, e and b Gutierrez ... O C Alexander, e Xavier, b Mar-
S. H. King, b Marques
A. Johnson, b Gutierrez... A. E. Lang, not out ..................men
Extras been
9
0.
16
.113
Total (for 8 wickets)
Reynolds, Dyer and Condon did not
Bowling Analysiz
bat.
Souza Piana
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YESTERDAY'S GOLF" "AT
FANLING."
THE JASPER CLARK CUP: "AND" CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING
ROUND
LAST YEAR'S WINNER TIES FOR JASPER CLARK CUP.
The Jasper Clark Cup Competition, and the qualifying rounds of the Club Championship, each 35 holes medals play from scratch, were played at Fanling yesterday.
YACHTING.
ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. DEFEATS ST. ANDREW'S.
WIN BY TWO POINTS.
The annal race, between St. George's Society and St. Andrew's Society was sailed yesterday at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and resulted in a win for St. George's by two points
There were two races, 'one before, and Mr. A. H. Ferguson, who last year the other after tiffin, which was partaken won the Jasper Clark Cup with a score
those sailed by St. George's in the morn There were six bosta on each side, and ing were sailed by St. Andrew's in the afternoon and vice versa.
of '130, tied yesterday with Mr. Ipf at the Club. In either race St. W. Showan, with a score of 164 for George's were one point ahead. the holes. Mr. Shewan's score is sub- ject to a decision on a technical point which may entail the loss of two strokes, in which case, of course, Mr. Ferguson will again be the winner of the trophy.
The course in the morning was from In the qualifying round of the Club Championship the best sixteen returns Channel Rocks to Kowloon, Rocks, Chane qualified for entry into the first and neil Rocks and Cust Rock Buoy, a dis second rounds which will be played off i tance of 6.1 miles. In the afternoon tha Dext Sunday. The semi-final round will course, was Lyemun Beacon, Kowloon be decided on the following Sunday, De Bocks, Mark on Line, and Cust Rock cember 12th, and the final will be played Buoy, a distance of 8.4 miles. où Sunday, December 19th. The draw for the 1st and second rounds will be made this week,
Thirty-eight competitors participated in the qualifying round yesterday. Of these only one of last year's semi-finalista succeeded in qualifying to enter the first round. Mr. H. V. Ireland, the present champion, who last year defeated W. Douglas in the final, after a close struggle, failed to get through. Douglas was not competing, being away from the Colony; A. H. Ferguson, who last year went down in the semi-final to PTS. Ireland, got through; and R. M. Smith, who was beaten in the semi-final stage by Douglas was out of the running.
Q.
R
5 1
W 0
▸
Gutierrez at sever Alves
3
*
Reed Marques
5
Q
LEAGUE TABLE.
Division "L
P.
Civil Service... 2 1 Indian R.C... 1 University 3 Boyal Artillery 8 Chinese R.C... 9 H.K.C.C.
4
3
1 1 0 " 0
R. E. & Signals i
E.0:8.B.', Kowloon C.C., Royal. Navy and Craigengewer- have not played yet.
Division II.
Civil Service...
"..
In the morning race, Daphne (Mr. Vaux) was first; Dênenose (Mr. Pearce), second and Boojum (Rear-Admiral Stirling), third.
In the afternoon race, Rear-Admirál Stirling won with Daphne, Mr. Guest was second with dilen, and Mr. Brown was third with Bluenose.
Beaults in details:
Hemming Race.
St. George'o
'St. Andrew's
Finishing Time.
Daphné (Vaus)
13 ... 12.48.10
I
G. Murray, 178, who played with Bluenose (Pearte).. 12.50.37: Shewan yesterday, was disqualified for Boojum playing with the wrong ball.
The players qualifying were na under: 1-AHL Ferguson....... 85-79-164:
1. W. She wan
87-83-154 3-F. J. de Rame 82-80-138. LG S. Dodwells... 57-83-170 T. D. E. Pendered. 84-87-171 6-J. W. Franks
87-87-174
92-82-174
(Adm. Stirling) 123201
Adanac (Brown)
Scalark (Bell)
Adele (Guest) Why Wonder
.... 12.53.43
19.54.51
12.56.02
(Armstrong) 12.56.07 12.56.21
Zephyr (Shields) Pierette(Sutherland) 12.57.09 Ailsa (Jack) 19.87.13 Gael (Croucher)... 12.01.12 Loln (Blouse).
G. P. Lammert, e Lam, b Balhat
chet
14
A. Mackenzie, e Samy, b Ramjahn 13 A. W, Hayward, not out
PTS.
H. J. Armstrong, e Lam, b Rum-
jahn
University
3 1
2
5
A B, Purves.
11.
Indian R.C...
2
01.
H. Parker, b Rumjahn
N. L. Smith
5
"Tamar
02-84-178
03
-F. A. Redmond
Capt. Evers, not out
3.
83-93178
R.A.O.C.
1.03.19
10-1. Newton
Extras
+
93-84177
0
11-D. G. Bruce
52-80178
40 38
12-Capt. Bloxham :
86-92178
0
1
13-A. Leach
--
81-94-173
Afternoon Race,
1
14-W. L Dunbar
80-92=178
Daphne
Q 0
13-C Bulmer Johnson
... 957-53-1
(Adm. Stirling) 3.00:45
13
11
6.05.16-
10
5.09.47 5.10.20
8
Total (for a wickets).........169.
J. R. Hinton, C. D. Wales, F. N. Owen and G." R. Vallack did not bat. Bowling Analysis.
B.
H. N. Balhatchet. 11
40
50
12 3- 58
O. W. Lam...........11 0 A. Rumjahn D. Samy
2 0 13 Q UNIVERSITY.
Recreio
Police
Kowloon C.C
** I
H.E.C.C. The Royal Navy has not played yet.
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
16 H. Y. Sheldon 88-90-178 Ailsa (Guest). 5.07.58
Other scores were L. R. Andrewed 179; Bluenose (Guest)
C. C. Stark and Lieut. Col. E. D. Mat-Pierrette (Croucher) 5.08.31 thews 180; H U. Ireland and Colonel Boojum (Vaux) Boylan-Smith 15
Girel (Jack) Why Wonder (Ball). 6.13.03 Adanac (Bead)
All the above results are given subject to confirmation.
Kowloon v. Royal Navy. Kowloon and Navy played a friendly match which resulted in a draw. Open-
Spoons for the best individual rounds, ing for Kowloon, Ramsey scored 67, and morning and afternoon, for which the the other outstanding scores were by Ffirst and second-round prize winners Goodwin, Lys 19, and Capit. E. W 6.
were not eligible. were won by F. J. de Morris 19. The innings realised 185 runs Bone, 2; and A. B. Purves, 89.
D. Laing, Parker, b Wales... 10 C. W. Lam, & Hayward, b Vallack - 0 H. N. Balhatchet, b Parker
F. Zimmern, b Parker ....................
for 7 wickets, The Navy replied with
stamps were drawn. Lt-Cdr. Armitage was top scorer with 30, while Lt. Can. trell contributed 19 not out, Pay-Lt. Shaw, 14, and Lt. Emley 11.
0
A. A. Humjahn, Rot out........... 69 D. K. Samy, e Evers, b Vallack... 31 H. Hachiuma, b Parker
100 runs for the loss of 8 wickets when
0
Sulieman, & Vallack
1
H. Shing, not out .......
Extras
Total (for 8 wickets):
199
Bowling Analysis.
Q
H, V. Parker ....
14. I
46
3
4.
18
3
C. D. Wales
0 મન
3016 0
0 19
For China ponies that have started at any
extra meeting daring 1928. W.I Entrance $10. 1st prize, $500; 2nd prize, 3800; and prize, $100. Messrs. Hell and Shenton's Saligia,
A gift for Saligia who seems fitter than ever. Although not pressed this pony's Mr. R. J. Paterson's September, 149
155 lbs.... ................. (Mr. Halph) 1 time was 2.37.3 with a last quarter of
Iba...................................... (Mr. Brodie) "2 30.1.
Below are given the detailed results Mr. R. M. Austin's Grey Knight, 188 also the lucky numbers in the Cash
(Lt.Cdr. Grant)3 Many lengths, many lengths... Sweeps:-
1-Glasgow Handicap: "B" Ulaby: Five Furlongs.
For China ponies. Entrance, $5. Ist prize $400; 2nd prize, $160.; 3rd prize, $100.
Mrs. Bernard's Barley Grass, 150 lbs.
(Mr. Brodie) 1 Mr. Alargus's Arabian Parrot, 148 lbs.
(Mr. da Roza) ? Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Rechabite,
145 lbs. *** (Mr. Stanton) a Mrs. R. M. Austin's Grey Streak, 146
ba...
(Mr. Ralph) 4
Also ran-Demon Boy, 180 lbs. (Mr." Sewell); Rayfield, 158 lbs. (Mr. Seth); Fireworks, 154 Iba (Mr. Gordon); Craigavad, 152 lba. (Mr. Sherman); Biot ting Paper, 144 lbs. (Mr. Reidy),
A neck, three lengths..
Time: 1.35.1-8.. Pari-mutuel:-
Winner
Place 1st
End 3rd
lba.
Time: 237,3-5.
Pari-mutuel
Winner
Place 1st
***..$5.50 5.40
CASE SWEEP RESULTS, Race 1.
G. R. Vallack... 10
J. R. Hinton
Capt. Every
W.
0:
Civil Service . Indian R.C. Played on the Civil Service ground at Happy Valley, the result was ar dzew.
CIVIL SERVICE.
P. J. de Bome, b Arenlli
F. E. Lawrence, b Arculli
B
G. R. Bayer, e Ismail, b Madar... 69 E. Fincher, not out
P. Baker, c M. Medar, b. A.
Madar..... Extras
27 ...7
Total (for 4 wickets) .......................170
ין
B. D. Evans, 4 E. Wood, E. B. Reed, E. W. Hamilton, F. Holdman, and F. Ling did not båt.
Bowling Analysis.
·F. Arculli
A. 'Arculli J. Currens
"I
www
13
+33 0
19 0 60
3 D
གླ་མ་
INDIAN B.C. N
A Madar, b Sayer.
M. Madar. Hamilton, by Ling
A. Madar
No. 483
8819,70
M. Madar
276
£34.90
240
240.
117.10 Unplaced Nox: 330, 198, (477,” 97, 242,
Esco IL
No. 38
126
$1,395.80
378.80
189.40
Unplaced No.: 352.
Bace II.
'No. 122 9
,488.90
495.40.
$7.50
*128 Umplaced Nos.: 236,
Race IV.
·212.70
*** 5.80 31.50 10.40
No. $66
$3,180.10 108,60
454.39
2.—Lanark Handicap: One Milo. For China panies: Entrance 85 lat prize," $400; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd price, #100. Mosara. Hall and Shenton's The
The Gnome, 40 lba........(Mr. Halph) 1 Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Dobbin, 153 lbs.
KENNEDERRE(Mr. Brodie) 2 Messrs. Dyer and Belth's Loch Ran
noch, 143 lbs. Mr. Beidy) 3. Mr. W. T. Stanton's Beldorney Star,
145 lbs.
(Owner)
Three lengths, four lengths.
Time: 9.08.2-5. Pari-mutuel
Winner...
Place 1st
and
Unplaced Nos. (8100 rach); 229, 306,
Raco, V.
No. 11
480
17.
810
$1,775,20 607.20 953.80 Unplaced Nos.1 633, 488, 545, 244.
**Race VI.
S.. Ismail, not out
J. Correm, Lb.w.. b Sayer
A Areulli, Lb.w, b Hamilton
8. Ismail, b Hamilton
Y. A. Wahab, b Lawrence .....
Extraa
Indian, E.C. v. Civil Service O.C. This League Axture was converted into a friendly match. Civil Service batted first and were all out for the meagre total of Go of which H. F. Westlake, who has been playing consistently,wall of late, compiled 32 F. Strange with
HOCKEY.
H.K.H.C. 1T XI. . THE BORDERERS.
This match will take place on the U.S.B.C. ground on Wednesday starting represent the H.K.H.C.-S. H. Garrod, at. 4.45 p.m., sharp. The following will J. Bodger, D. Lyon, A. A. Dand, E. J. R. Mitchell (captain), E. L. Sim, G. B. Elipper, F. G. L. Wheeler, T. Petrie, B.
13 was the only other to reach double. Evans, and G. P. Lammert. igures A. Ismail took 5 wickets for 19 ruas. The Indians replied with 115 and won the match by 49 runs. B. A Husnin scored 25 not out and 8. Ismail 15, A.
Minn 1 A Sufiad 10, A. Ismail 10, Sirdan Khan's 13 helped the side mater ially to victory. Sara secured 5 wickets at the cost of 66 runs.
H.5.0.0. 2nd XII. v. Pay.Comar. ·
Ücomber's XI
In a twelve aside friendly match be- tween the above, the Naval men easily defeated the Home side by 6 wickets. F. Jacks (Hong Kong); however, made the highest score of the match. His contri bution included ten 4's. Lt. Nave took | 8 wickets for 14......
KONG TONG Thi
YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
Chinese R.C. v. Volunteers,
A friendly all-day match was played yesterday on the Chinese Recreation Club ground and resulted in a win for the Defence Corps by 135 runs. HV Parker reached the century mark and the innings was then declared closed. He had several lives," however. For the Chinese Choa as top scorer.
CHINESE A.C.
:
Ng Sae Kwong, e Jez, b Parker. O H. C. Hung, & Mitchell, b Hinton 15- C. Choa, b Hinton ringenmesine 47 W. L. Lei, b Summers
H. Ching, e Jex, b Parker:
14 17
M. M Watson, ↳ Norris
▸
R. K. Hepburn, st. Conway, b.
Coomber
H. F. Un, e. Jex, b Bumers..... 0 K. L. Chau, c Hinton, b Summers o S.L. Yung, b Parker'
10
C. Wong, b Parker.
སྐ
3. Eung b Parker
1
Cheng Chi Wing, not out
Total
197
P. Jacks, e Palairet, b Nave............"-53 S. J. Stanesby, l.bw, b Coomber 0 F. B. Jones, c Phipps, b NATO...... 2
A. W. Lee, b Coomber.....
J. C. Dunbar, e Coomber; b Nave 1 J. B. Way, c Conway, b Nave...... 7
C. E. Gabagan, b Nave
in.
D. A. Rushton, b Nave.
J. E. Hancock, e sad b Coomber.............
A. H. Blake, not out
Extras.
Total
€5
Extras
Bowling Analysis. 鲶
H. V. Parker 118. $0
*J; C. Summers..... 10
Hintonurini 8. 2 Mitchell
Lawrence
Bowled 1. no ball.
:0 33 0 19
Bowling Analysis.
VOLUNTEERS..
112
Lt. Norris
5
1
Lt. Stevens
18
F. E. Lawrence, c
Ching
HF Un, bi
Pay Cdr. Coomber 73 0
Lt Nave
HATE.
250.
a ↑
Total (for 8 wickets) Bowling Analysis.
E. B. Reed
F. Ling
G. R. Sayer
F. Baker
B. D. Evans
P.W. Hamilton
F. Lawrence
'DIVISION IL
Becreto v. Police.
ཞབས
Played on the Club de Recreio ground
at King's Park, the result was a draw.
TÜCLUB DE RECREIO.
PAY-CDE..COOMBER'S "XII.
Lt. Phipps, a Btaneaby, b Han-
oock
Lt. Layer, a Backa, b'Lon
Lt. Sheffield, e Loo, b' Dunbar
Cdr. Donovan, b Lee
Pay-Cdr. Coomber,
Dunbar
Lt. Spencer, not out Lt. Palairat, not out
Extran
Lte,
Total (for wickets)
EJ. R Mitchell, Ng. Sze
Kwong, b Ching wom
H. E. Standage, o II L. Yung,
Ng Bze Kwong
H. C. Burgess, run out
18
J.
* !
H. V. Parker, not out Hinton, not out Extras
Total (for 4 wicketay
5.14.17 Sealark (Pearce) .... 5.15.07 Zephyr (Rose) *....... 5.15.22 Adde (Sutherland) 5.19.59 Lola (Shields) 6.93.57
80
At the conclusion, Rear-Admiral Stirling (Captain of Andrew's) presented a St Andrew's Cross to Mr. W. A. Dowley (the Vice-President of Bt. George's Bo- eiety). He also presented spoons to the members of the winning team.
afternoon between the two Societies, St. Bowls were also played during the Andrew's winning by two points. Spoons were presented to the winners.
Saturday's Race...
The fifth championship race was sailed from the Club on Saturday. The course was from N. Fairway Buoy, Mark on Club Line, Cust Röck Buoy, a distance of eight miles.
first, Rolla second, and Diana third.
In the Handicap Class Colleen was
Bluenose was first in the Heyward Hays, Lula second, and Boojum third.
In the Gael Class Pierrette was first,, Daphne second and Jour third.
A Busy Season. -- The yachting season this year will, in all probability be much busier than last There has not been sa “ off- year. day," so far. The Saturdays up to [January 22nd are full, with the, excep
tion of December 4th and Christmas Day, There are cruiser races every Sunday, in December, the first taking place next Sunday, and there are three There are events down for January,
also three ladies' races down for decision.. between now and Christmas, with the third_championship race to-day.” The New Year week-end is taken up with u Club craise, and the following Sunday in the New Year will witness, the second event between the Club and the Navy. Next Baturday there will be the fifth championship raco and, as stated, the gkret cruise race on the Sunday,
·W.
3. A. Bummers, E. G. Renton, H. T. Burton, 8. Jez and C. T." Evans did not bat,
Bowling Analysis.
Ny Bio Kwong
91.
40
H. Ching (11 0.70: H. Y-Up
No. 508
450
156
€1,715.70 190.20 245.10
E. M. Xavier; a Booker, b Alex-
Bowling Analysis.
Unplaced Nos.: 323, 7.
Race VII.
"ander! Cadeira
W
H. A. Alves; b Lacey.
Hancock
H. Chinga
JE. Noronha, L.b.w., b King
Lee Wh
$27,40
No. 112.
100
$2,066.40
·500.40)
R. C. Reid, b Johnson
M. 8. Pinna, e Booker, b. John-
295,20
Dunbar Hepburn Way
BOA
C. Wong
B 04 20%
The Chinese took a second innings and
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PILLS
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MARTEN, CLAVAN, Sacchemin. Kaeleza
THERAPION NO. THERAPION No. THERAPION NO.
Há 2 der Bladder Clicki) Ma. 1 kw Hood ̈ ́6.Rein
had scored 111 rum for 8 wickets when móc 5 Tagemaak de la Zakaj Landrit, cas stamps were drawn.