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MACAO RACES.
LIST OF SUCCESSFUL JOCKEYS.
WEDNESDAY,
AUSTRALIAN & TOUR.
MALAYA BEATEN BY AN INNINGS.
In the last match of the tour, the Australians defeated Malays by an innings.
Scores:
Hongkong trippers who found the S.S. Taishan such a convenience on tho occasion of the race meeting at Macao last Sunday will, doubtless, wish that on futuro occasions, en- Australian XI-tet Innings. couraged by the splendid patronage. necorded by the of Hongkong, C. G. Macartnoy lbw. b Hennessy 16
public the Steamboat Company will feel. It. Mayno b Penman justified in placing the same vessel W. M. Woodfuil b Bontock-Hill 167 en the Macao run for future race. J. E. Andrown e Orr b Braddell 145 meetings of the Macao Race Club, 9. C. Everett c Orr b Bostock-Hill
W. A. Oldfield e Foster b Hennessy R Bardsley not out, E. F. Rofe not out
That the vessel was placed on the run last Sunday was due ontirely to the the efforts of Mr. K. H. Chun, indefatigable director of the Macao Raco Club.
Through the months of July and August there is to be a racing holi- day and the next meeting will take place, most probably, in September when with two months and a half of preparation before them, the Maeng racing men will make arangements for another splendid meeting, to be thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The following is a list of success ful Jockeys at Sunday's extra race meating:
Wong" Charlos
Tong
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Mr. Leun Yick
1st. 2nd. 3rd.
3
1 در خومر
2
1
י
Extrás
341
5
7
Total (for six wkts.) *Innings declared closed. J. Sullivan, H. S. Gamble and R..B. Lewis did not bat
Bowling..
Ponman, one for 45; Hennessy, two for D1: Bostock-Hill, two for Gilmour, none for 50; Braddell, one for 52: Orr, none for 6; Rhodes, nono for 26.
Malaya-1at Innings.
Capt. C. H. Congdon c Andrews
6 Macartney
Lt. C. Harker Taylor b Macartnoy
11
5
M. E. C. Orr & Woodfull b Andrews 16
R. L. L. Braddell e Oldfield b
Everett
17
G. M. Brand b Andrewa
3
V. E. H. Rhodes c Rofa b Andrews
0
1
N. J. A. Foster b Macartney
10
A. P. Perman b Everett
0
Successful Owners.
Placed. 1st. 2nd, 3rd.
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9th July.
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13th July,
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18th July.
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A. J. Bostock-Hill st. Oldfield b
Andrewa
Dr. Hennessey c Everett b
Macartney
A. Gilmour not out
Extras
7
Total
69
Bowling. Everett, two for 18; Macartney, four for 19; Andrews, four for 25.
Malaya. 2nd Innings.
A. J. Bostock-Hill e Bardsley b
Macartney
A. Gilmour b Everett
A. P. Penman e Everett b
Macartnoy
2
JULY
1927.
WOMAN'S PATIENCE.
CONCUBINE'S STORY OF
HUMILIATION,
The hearing of the case in. which a Chinese is charged with the murder. of his wife in San Hot Village, near Castle Peak, was continued before Mr. R. E. Lind- | sell yesterday afternoon.
Mr. T. S. Whyte Smith prose- cuted and the prisoner was de- fended by Mr. J. A. Gordon Lensk.
A village, elder of the San Hol district who is also a druggist went into the box to say that the defendant, a few weeks prior to his wife's disappearance, had appear- ed with his child at the witness' shop and asked for nux vomica. He said he wanted it to cure the bolla on the child. The witness had refused to sell any nux vomica to the defendant as he did not feel he should do so, vomica being classed as a poison.
nux
The defendant'a concubine then went into the box. She said she was married to defendant six years ago. She had been to Castle Peak on one occasion in order to pay her respects to the defen- dant's wife by pouring her a cup of tea on a festival day.
The defendant's wife had called at her house in Shamsuipo 'on several occasions. On her last visit, some two years ago, the de redsed woman had smeared hor all over with oll. She had made a report to her husband about the matter but did not know what steps he took.
On April 9, defendant told her that his wife had disappeared and at the same time he asked her to go to Castle Penk to assist in bringing the children to Shamsui- po.
They went out the next day and took all the necessary belongings from Castle Peak to Shamsulpo.
8 The defendant had since that day made weekly visits to Castle Peak.
The case was adjourned."
N. J. A. Fostor b Macartney
V. R. C.
Capt. C. Congdon e Rofo b
Macartney
ទ
M. E. C. Orr c Bardsley & Everett
27
R. L. L. Braddell b Sullivan
Lieut. C. H. Tayler not out
G. M. Brand a Bardsley b Andrews 21
V, E. H. Rhodes b Gamble
LAST NIGHT'S SWIMMING
FETE.
After one postponement on ac- count of inclement weather the first night fete of the Victoria Recreation Club was held last night and both tho keenness displayed by the various competitors and the large attendance, made the aquatic meeting as success. ful as those of previous years.
At the conclusion of the sports, the prizes were distributed by Mrs. Younghousbarid.
The full results were:
50 Yarda Handicap (Boys 16 years and under)1. Simon Lau; 2, J. Muirhead Time: 69.2/5, 61. 2/5.
Dr. Hennessey b Gamble
Extras
Bowling.
9
Total
188
Everett, two for 28; Macartney, four for 16; Andrews, one for 43; Sullivan, onu for $1; Mayne none for 5; Gamble, two for 9.
THE VISITORS' AVERAGES.
Batting.
Most Times Inus Aggin Not Average Inn, out 610 157 1 76.26 10 480 145. 53.88 4171 8 292 101
9 Woodfull Andrews
# 162 53 3 32.40 10. 277 03 1 30.77
8 235 01.
29.37 0 26 4 24.16 24* 2 15.40
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Bardsley Time: 34, 43. 3/5.
Macartney Pillow Fight-A, Duncan defented Everett R. Rogers in the final.
Gamble
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7
Invitation Team Race-The Army defented the Navy in 4 mina, 20, 2/5)
Mayno Rofe Adams
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Water Polo.-V. R. C. defeated II. M. S. Vindictive by five goals to one, the latter Alling the breach caused by the departure earlier in the day of the First Cruiser Squadron.
LAWN TENNIS.
KOWLOON C. C. TEAMS.
Bardsley Macartney Woodfull Everett p Andrews Gamble
Mayno Sullivan
다
Adams
Rofo
10 130 10 101 3 20
24 0 18.50 31 1 11,22 20 0. ..0,50
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11.20
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Oldfield Thanks Malaya.
The Australian cricketers left Ma- laya's shores last week for Australia by the Marella and numerous friends whom they made during their short stay were at the quayside to bid left the ship them farewell. As the wharf the assembled crowd on the Australians three deck gave the cheers- not forgetting the tiger-and the tourists responded with three equally enthusiastic cheers for Ma-
The following will represent the K.C.C. against the Netherlands Tennis Club on Friday, at 5.15 p.m. at King's Park-C. H. Leddra and K. A. Karstensen, R. F. Strange and J. S. Smith, Geo. Lee and A. J. Kew.
The following will represent the laya. K.C.C. on Saturday, at 4.30 p.m.
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Mr. W. A. Oldfield was among the "B" "team v. M. B. K.,, Mody first on the boat, and interviewed just Road, Kowloon, C. H. Atkins and D. before leaving said that he desired J. Purves, W. Woodward and J. M. publicly to thank all who had contri- Jaek, K. A. Karstensen and G. 9.buted to the success of the tour; their. Ford.
hosts in particular,
"C" team v. South China A, A, on K. C. C. Ground, C. H. Leddra and E. J. Gill, R. F. Strange and J. S. Smith, Geo. Leo and A. J. Kew,
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
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VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS.
EXCITING FINAL AT CHINESE Y.M.C.A.
In a brisk and exciting-valley-ball on the Chinese Y. M. C. A. gamo ground yesterday, the Tutorial In- stituto beat St Pauls in the final game of the "A" division of the local Volley-ball Association. This inter school competition, organised by the Chinese Y. M. C. A. provided much recreation, and the matches leading up to finals in the three divisions have been followed with interest.
both Teams from St. Paul's won the "B" and "C" divisions at on Earlier dato, while excitement was added to the encounter; between the finalists for the "A" division by zes. son of the fact that both had won all their matches.
There was a large crowd of Chinese pectators and excitement rose to a high pitch. Three games were played, the Tutorial Institute winning the Arst by 21-16, losing the second by 16-21 and gaining the decision in the third by 21-10.
Shield Presented. Afterwards, Mr. Ho Tak-ping pre- sided over a large gathering to wit- riess the handing out of shields and a eup to the winning teams. He in- troduced Dr. S. F. Lee, Hon. Presl- dent of the Volley-ball Association, who handed shields to the captain of the Tutorial Institute's team, "A" division champions, and to the captain of St. Paul's Junior team, "B" division champions. The captain of St. Paul'a team in the "C" division received a silver cup.
Afterwards the secretary of the Association, Mr. Leung Sul-sang, spoke on the game generally through- cut the season.
In the "A" division eight teams en- tored, "B" division nine teams, and in the "C" division which is composed of teams of boys of not more than 90 pounds in weight, four teams en- tered.
Mr. Ko Sik-wai, Hon, general seera- tary of the Association, was the re-
PASSENGERS.
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The British open golf champion. Alex Armour Charles Mayo, Jim. Chu, Mrs. Elsie Danenborg, Miss G. Raymond E. Forbes. Misa Eliz A Fowlo, Miss P. D. Williams, Mr.
than in 1926, begins at St. An- drew's on Monday when a hundred
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Len Nettiefold and his father, R. N. J. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.S the championship proper com Nettlefold, are from Australia, Taal Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Elton, Miss Chas. D. Herraon, Master Wm. Her Miss B. Hall, Mr. C. B. Mayer, Mr. Ugaret Greendelds, Col. and Mrs. Mitchell Hall, Miss T. Queenan, moncing on Wednesday: The
entered. C. Ware, Mr. Taz Hing Wong. Mrs. T ron, Miss Loulan Herron, Miss Kath- and Mrs. H. Walford, Master Wat game will be played over 72 holes. While A Craig has
from Penang.. There are noN. J. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. S. U. Tsai, lean D. Holmes, Mian Dorothy Holmes, ford, Miss B. V. Anderson, Mr. Bene There is a strong entry from notablo absentees among the home Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Elten, Miss C. Mrs. Tec Kun, Miss Siu Llen, Mr. Chardon, Miss J. C. Bielenberg,, Miss America, including the holder, golfers except Abe Mitchell who le Ware, Mr. Taz Hing Wong, Mrs. Taen HD. Magnusson, Mrs. H. E. Marn Teng Kng, Migs Tan Sia Hue, Bov, Robert Jones, Thomas Armour, recovering from a recent opera-Wong, Mr. W. Wright and Mr. H. Cusson, Sister M. F. Matuchs, Mrs. M. J. Morany, Mr. Armandaziz.
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