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POLO GYMKHANA
Hongkong Polo Club Stages Meeting
Postponed from last week, on av count of bad weather, the Hongkong Polo Club Gymkhana was held at the Polo Club ground, Kowloon yesterday in the presence of a large
An including In Excellency,
the Officer. Administering the Govern ment, the Hon. Sir Thomas Southern, Lady Southern, His Excellency the General Offeer
F. S.
Troops in Chine tor-Genern, the
Thackeray, Mra. Thackeray, and the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster.
sports,
At the conclusion of the Lady Southern distributed the prizes,
THE RESULTS
The results were as follow:
Tent Pegging1, Lieut. G. Hen. riques, R.A. (The Quail); 2, Sergt. I. B. Cult (The Dynamite).
Ladies' Bending Itace.1, Mrs. G. B. Portman.
Men's Bending Rate.-1, II. C. Mac- กางเกง .
Ladies' Foottail and Polo Stick Rade-1, Miss Barbara Lord; 2, Mrs. A. J. Ropes.
Handy Hunter Competition.-1. J. Parrish (Kash Kar); 2, Capt. F. P. R. James (Valley Hall): 3, Capt. Alee Potts (Mourhe).
Musical Chairs-Won by J. Par rish.
Jumping (China Ponies)-1, Mrs. D. C. Wilsen (Golden Star); 2, Mrs. Coltart (Cloudy Eve); 3, Lleut, A. J. Rope
R.A. (Glenshee).
J.
Parria (Australian Fonics)-2, Kar): 2, Lieut- Commander II. Alexander, R.N. Black Magic). 3, Mrs. D. C. Wilson (The Orphan),
Polo Gonl Scoring. L New- biggin and J. Butcher.
Bare
Back Wrestling-Won by Lieut. E. C. Parker Jervis, Lieut. J. R. Johnson,
Butcher and J.
Fielden.
J.
Prizes won in the various competi- organised by the Club were also
They were!
Navy Cup-Won by Major Lieut. Col. Williamson, Major Drennan and Lleut: Gough.
Stubbs Cup-Won by "Artillery House" (Lieut. Rapes, Lieut. Baker Carr, Lieut. Metcalfe and Lieut. Jolmson)
RIFLE SHOOTING
Two of the Canadian boxes who will do their fighting for the edification of British audiences under the management of Mike "Kap" Kaplansky, Kitchener and Edmonton promoter, are here. They are Eddie Wenatob of Edmonton, a smart light- heavyweight, who it is expected will hook up with Eddie Phillips for the British lightheavy title soon, and Tommy Bland of Toranto (left), Canadian light-weight champion. Wenstob has hoon campaigning in England and was well satisfied with condi
tions. Bland is also rated a prospective title contender.
CAMERON DEAD
FAMOUS SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKETER
Lt. Berlyn Again Heads modesty.
Competitors
to his reputation
SATURDAY RACING
(Continued from Page 8). ridden by Jockeys who have not won ten races anywhere at any time, Six Furlongs. 305.Misa Y. Shenton's Wembly Stag 151 lb. (R. M. Wood) 304 Dr
Macgawn's J. C. Tillicum 110 lb. (Tang Man Wal
1
SHANGHAI CRICKETERS SAILING
·LAST MINUTE
CHANGE
The Shanghai Interport cricket team will 'enil to-morrow at daylight on the Empress of Russia for Hong- kong
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
Draft Programmes and Entry Forma for the Twelfth Extra Race Meeting to bo' held on Saturday, 16th November, 1935, (weather per-: mitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Offee, Gloucester Ballding; the ChỪ House, Happy,"
The side comprises D. W. Lench, E. Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the Williams, E.M.P. Williams, Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan
F. Mudur
S. Stokes,
Kwong Rond. R. Kermani 11" P. Madar, G. B. Elliott, R. Booth, J. B. Leckie and J. C. Jenkins, with E. C. Boker as mana- ger and twelfth man,
Tho most notable last minute change is the inclusion of G. B. Elliott in place of F. Marshall. the latter being unable to make the trip.
E. P. Humphreys and L. F, Stokes are both in the Colony at the moment, the intter on his honeymoon.
MASONS AT BOWLS
English Constitution
Beat Scottish
The English Constitution of Free
masons defeated the Scottish Consti-
- Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 7th November, 1935.
By-Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary
Such a shine-
tution by 103 points to 101 yesterday anal so easy afternoon, when they met on the Hongkong Football Club Green, Happy. Valley
At the conclusion of the match Mr: E. J. Edwards presented silver spoons for the English Constitution, while Mr. J. Owen-Hughes erformed the.
ceremony for the Scottish Constitution,
same
T. Armstrong, W. Geall, A. F. Paui and T. Carr (skip) (English) beat T. Coleman, P. Channing, S. Eccleshall and J. Deakin (skip) (Scottish) by 23-14
G. Stephens, C. E. Moore, E. Tuck and A. Brookshank. (skip) (English) lost to W. K. Way, A. Stalker, W. Greig und F. Cullen (skip) (Scottish) by 14-22,
C. Strange, G. T. Padgett, A. T. C. Moas (akip) Hamilton and G. (English) lost to W. J. Burling, D. W. terton, H. F. Westlake and F.
(Scottish) by 16-17.
anes (Ward, E. G. Post
2
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Lan's Plain View 300
(W. 1. Choy) Won by a neck; short head. Times: 1.32.4.
Winner #ri-mutuci:
168
IV.
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$37.50;
Johannesburg, Nov. 2. The death has occured of II. B. Cameron, the South African wicket- keeper, from enteric-
-Reuter Horace
Cameron, Drakenbridge
batsman-wicket vice-captain and keeper, might have been
captain the last South African team had he not live
lived up
for He held the South Africa, Australia and New
$8.00; $7.50; $9.80. Zenland for two seasons but retired
Handicap-Winner Sussex in favour of Wade because he felt
$400.
Second $175. Third $100. Chin Pontes, Subscription In spite of two of the affliated Rifle that he stumping and batting were For
quite enougED IN 10 TESTS
for him to look after Griffins of this Club of this Season. Clube having a friendly match
Winners at Hace nicetings of this Allowance. another range, the, attendance al
Cameron had already played under Club, burred. Jockey Stonecutters an
Saturday afternoon
Wade when they were boys together Entrance . Half
Mile for the Spoon and Practice shoot was
Natal. Cameron 300 Chiu's Beginner's Luck not only well up to the average, but at Illton College, Nat
of the cricket vice-captain
(P. P. Botelho) 180 10. for was then several new members attended
He was un367 Why's elevenn.
Blacksmith. 140 (H. C. Pla) Test player, having
the first time.
ONL
In 16 Tests since 1927, In-313 Li Bros.'s The_Deemster one at Manchester two years
165 lb. (G. A. Harriman)
Weather conditions were ideal, al- though more than one competitor was troubled, in the later stages of the later, in which he scored 83. Since
CONI.
Won by a neck; short-head. Time: 1.00.4
H.
Kent
2
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E, B. Reed,
and W. E. Hollands (skip) (English) bent A.
A. Tarbuck, J. Dinnen, d. J.
(Scottish) by
Glendinning (skip)
Whyte and Windo
II.
1. J. Smith, E. Wynne-Jones, Westlake and A. W. Grimmitt (skip) (English) beat R. H. E. Marks, P. C. Morgan, W. P. Scath and 11. J. Bebbington (skip) (Scottish) by 20-10. B. E. Maughan, J.. Owen-Hughes, J. Rentley and J. C. Bonnar (skin) (English) lost to H. Gitting, E. J. Edwards, J. Polson and F. Cullen (skip) (Scottish) by 11-10.
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CHARLES BICKFORD
RAQUEL TORRES GRETA NISSEN- DIRECTED by PRUILSTEIN
| 311; 545; 1114; 310; 522,... DE LUXE
shoot.ur a'clock.
by the wind veering round from his last visit to England he scented
Unplaced runners ($50 each), to have become more serious-per-
Parl -mutuel: Winner -$29.40: | No.; 1780; 128; 1380: 306 1952; 2220; because he was one of the places, $10.90; $8.90; $15.70 hap South African team selection mitter-although he
Handicap. (Second still a Section),—Winner SVOA
$450. Second bul enre-free
never Irresponsible $200. Third $100. For China Ponies hitter5O FINE BATSMAN
C-Class Griffins of this season_
six to
Probably the outstanding feature sas the way in which of the sh
the shooting. these members, using the aperture sight and sling, have shown marked aggregate improvement "In their scores, when these are compared with those made a few weeks ago. There is no doubt that this result is solely due to consistent practice, and it because of this, that the Council urge members to attend as regularly possible.
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that have won $1750 or more
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He stumped men out with the non-stakes, Barred. Jockey Allowance. chalant gesture of a smoker flicking One and a Quarter Miles.
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$1,017.80 290.80 145.40
3 Unplaced runntra ($50 each), Nos.: 222; 074; 1278; 355: 1876;
the ash from his cigarette. He had 393 Li and Li's Rucing Boy already done something remarkable 152 lb.
(D). Black) with the bat, for be and Viljoen, in 21 LT.F.'s Great Hall 108 a fifth-wicket partnership: made the It is announced that the "Grimes" th Spoon, which is given to the member biggest stand ot the last tour when 22 L. Reidy's Pride of T
scored
262 (Cameron 132)
too 168 1, (L. G. Front) the Association, whose scores they
Juler
Won by a Beck; short hend. during the previous month show the against Derbyshire. He was
featured in his best performance on Time: 237.4. - improvement. has been Kreatest
undefeated
Pari-mutuei: Winner $38.80;204; 1932; 1164. awarded for Uctober to Private W. If the tour when he was
for 103 against
nisst Yorkshire the Cham-pinces, $10.10; $22.50; $7.40. Peckham, R.A.S.C.
plon County, who were beaten by
Daily Double Betting The following are the results:
128 runs. Like Wade, he was in his
Handicap-Aus- Nallah Nullah S. R. (b).
30th year. He was one of the three tralain Boy 12, Bag Tor 100, Cold married men of the party. He used Morning 34, Derby Day 8. Night Star Face to play baseball.
13. Racing Heart 318, Satey SUCCESS IN TEST
Shooting Star 5. Cameron playeb in the last series
box nadiKinner's Luck
Sussex of Test matches in England, when e,
Hacksmith 1.
0. Forge the South Africans won the rubber master 6. Helluva feller 1. Locksley Deemater Fox 0, The
Lieut. (E) Berlyn
Sjt. Warwick
Cpl. Woodman
200 500 600 Total
30 95 B3 32
(Nett Spoon)
31 M 30 33
80
Land the "Ashes," and met with con- Hall 1. Silver e U. Windheld V.
siderable success on the tour.
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which was
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L/Sit. Todd S. 1. M. Sheen L/Cpl. Bradford
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He feared two centuris, 122 Because-none-of-the trackers oL
Race 5
No. 25
$1,155.00
1875
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Unplaced runners
330,00 105.00 800
($50
ench), Nos. 1053; 1390; 445; 5:17; 1850.
Race 6
No. 1928
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1811.
$U08.20 285.20 142.60 Inplaced runners ($50 endi: NIKT 1240; 1909-1977-981-8201
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26 28 29 83
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31 03
(Nett Spoon)
In the first Test, the whole pool worth $3,050,40' was abandoned on the third
he scored 62 in carried forward to the next extra Fy owing to the South Africans
meeting, on November 10.
only innings
completed. In the second Test, which South Africa won; he scored 90 in the first innings and three in the second innings. The third Test
Cameron was drawn, and
28 30
82
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28 #1
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S. R. (0.
31 31
28 29
30 87
nine and
31 27 25 83
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1
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20 28 26 80
L/Cpl. Gooch
1/Cpl. Peters Fus. Carter Cpl. Purt Cb/E.RA. Todd
Reored
49. In the fourth Test, which was also drawn, he scored 53
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