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NOVEMBER 7

1921

SATURDAY'S GYMKHANA.

SOME GOOD RACING.

Delightfully frosh and Funny wenther favoured the fifth gymkbada meeting held by the Hongkong Jockey Club at Happy Valley on Saturday It looked at first as though the fixture was going to the mther poorly attended but the crowd swelled to its nsual proportions as the afternoon 'advanced. Most people.. it was evident, has failed to "note that in order to run the programme through in daylight, it had been arranged to begin the meeting, half an hour earlier. I. E. Governor, H: E. the General Officer Command, ing and the Clonial Secretary were' notable spectators present throughout the afternoon.

The fact that Mr. Bell Irving won three, and Mr. Doyle two cut if the sévén races is sufficient indication that it was an "O" day for outsiders, and dividends on the pari mutuel were pretty moderate in consequence. Pawnshop (Soares) disappointed a very large following by allowing Seamperdule (Bell-frying) to, win the

Stakes Gymkhana

and with it the Gynikhann Cup. From the Rock to the winning post it was a great rar and well ridden. "Mr. Doyle took Bolshevic to the front right at the start but on the run bome, Mr. Belt Irving overtook him ni ran in a winner by a length and a half. Mr. Newazee brought Parran into third place and Pawnshop's discomforte backers had to be content with a fourth. Scamperdate | paid the best divideral of the day $23.40.

There was another fine finish in the next event--the Once, Round Handicap for which Lighting, with Mr Bell Irving up was very much "fancied. Soares was able to keep Dandy Child in front for most of the distance Int when the straight was entered Ii hting and Spynic (Doyle) fought it out between then and the latter just scraped horne by a length.

The results were as follows-- 1-ONCE ROUND HANDICAP. B Class. For China ponies 1st prize, $250; and prize. $100, 3rd prize, $75.

Mr. John Bell Irving's Miseryjnus

* Doleful, 159 lbs.

(Mr. J. Bell-Irving) 1 Mr. 11, White'sCar enter.,155 lbs:

(Mr. Kremer) 2 Mr. Saint's St. Anthony, 152 lbs.

(Mr. T. W. Doyle) 3 Mr. Tricolore's Quo Vadis (late

Field Child), 1-17

(Mt. F. M. L. Shares) 0 Miserrimus Doleful won by many lengths. A length separated secoud and thiri.

Time: min. 56 4 disecs. Pari-mutuel. Winner: 1075 7.20 2. 18.60

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CLEABANCES.

Chemn. (B. & S) for Shanghai-- November, 5th

Torin Maru, (M. B. K.) for Kee, lung-November, 5th

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Hwali Hsin. (Chen Yue Teng) for Hepheng-November 6th

Kam Y ng Fat (Glube Nav. Co.) for Ihow Quinhon-November 6th

Kohnum Maru, (II. M. II. Nemazce). for Mike-Nuvember, 6th Apart from the publication of the

Hsin Lee, (Shun Tai Hong) for petitor passed on the left of the first comical?" is a question that might the Hongkong Boxing Association'sanat letters of the former Amany description, anywhere, at ady Fohow-November, 6th

Arrangements are well in hand for pole of the row assigned to him, on

Phan Samud, (Kwong Ngnan Saug) right of second, continuing alter-find many weighty answers in "Num eighths tournament which is to be held bassa lor, Mr. V. II. Pace, d-serili ng time."

the life of an American Amba” Balor nately, rounding the last post und ber, Please?" his latest comedy in the Theatre Royal on Saturday at the Court of St. James's and his out ox Service man Charles Mac

Recently a young "down-and- for Swatow, Bangkok.-Nov. 7.

Hanyang, (B. & S.) for. Chefco, returning in the same manner. masterpiece showing at the Coronet November 26, at 9.15 pm. The

displayed a placard bearing Newelang.-Nov. 7. Ponies had to be kept at a canter. Theatre this evening-but chief amonTeddy Neal, of Hongkong, and Lead People, there hesten nothi g printed the above words in the heart of Lon-

principal contest will be that between personal impressions of many great donal

Pria, (B. & S.) for Shanghai.- Nov 7. the qualities that have made him ing Stoker Britt, of H.M.S. "Caire," in the United States of lato quite so don.

He chose a stretch of pavement at

Berawers, (Gibb Livingston) for famous are his winning personality They are to try conclusions in a fifteen interesting as the "Revelations of and his, keen sense of the ludicrous. round bout for the featherweight Merombs, former chairman of the wearing a mask to avoid recognition

President Wilson" by Mr. William the Poultry end of Cheapside, and, Shanghai, Yokohama.-Nov. 7.

Empire State, (P. M. S. 3. Co.) for A close student of laughter psychology, championship of the Colony, a parse Democratic National Committee by friends of happier days, stood by Singapore, Batavia.---Nov. 7. he has captured the very essence of

of $150 and trophies to the value of | and Mr. Wilson's former the placard and some original sketches, comedy and made his pictures signed articles on Saturday morning disputed that Mr. Merombs and his both merchants and clerks passed by

not It is

The Cty, however, was busy, and 0happy medium for his unique, art, but for some reason or other the form friends secured Mr. Wilson's election, uninterested in either the man or his

Harold Lloyd's quaint buraour, er failed to turn up.

but the day after the event. Mr. Wil work, Britt is a bandy looking customer son told Mr. McCombs, "I ove you delightful originality, and lovable with a number of knock-out victories nothing. Go ordained that I should personality never found finer expres- to his credit. He has done most of be the next President and no imortal 0sion than in "Number, Please?" a his fighting at Alexandria where he

Mr. R. M. P. Beaven

Cash Sweep. | Mr. J. E. H. Bibby Tiel et No. Mr. J. M. Dodington 367 $1,214.50 Mr. A. R. Eslor.. 130, 160. Unplaced starter: No. 16.

347.00 Capt. C. S. Fisher. 173.50 Mr. R. Greenlese

2.-GYMKHANA STAKES, - Value $500. Distance On mile. For all Clins ponies. A Cup to be won by the pony storing must marks in the races for the Gymk- bana Sinke at the Gymkhana meetings during the season, count ing 4 points for a first; 2 for s second and 1 for a third. 2nd priz

. $200; 3rd prize. $100.

MARKS EARNED UP TO TIME OF

Prran

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Samperat

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Mr. John Bell Irving's Scumpordale

(late Javelin), 149 ba..

(M. 3. B1 Irving)

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Mr. A. A Alpy' Balsh, vir, 1461ls.

(Mr. T. W. Doyle) 2

Mr Nemaze's Partan 151 b...

(Mr. Ni muzee) 0 Mr. Forandud's Pawnshop 151lbs.

. (Mr. Soares) '(} } length and a half between first and second and half a length between second and third,

Time 2ui 3. 09 2-5secs.

-Cash Sweep. Pari mutuck Winner: $27.40: Ticket No..

1, 13.10 203, $4,125.80 15.30 606 1,178,80

502,

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- Un; laced atarters Nos. 584 and €70.

Mr. G. A. Harriman. Mr. A. II Potts. Mr. A. J. Samut Mr. C Sargent Capt. E. Spinks Capt. R. G. Sturges...

Pari-mutuel. Cash Sweep. Winner: $29.20 Ticket No.

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20 20 674,

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29.40 50.

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$250. Neal and Britt were to have

election manager.

Samarang Haru, (Nanyo Yusen Keisha) for Batavia.-Nov. 1.

Soodow, (B. & S.; for Canton.

__Longlur, (Yes Tai Hong) for Wei-

i we & Chefco.--Nov. 8.

Kwangles, (C. M.. S. N. Co.) for Shanghai-Nov. 8.

Nov. 7.

Macdonald was then moved on by a policeman.

CHAPTER II,

PLAYWRIGHT PASES BY,

Kwon Sing, J. M. &.Co.) for Swatow Shinghai.- No. 8.

Autilo hus, (B. & b.) for Singapore.

picture beyond praise for sheer enjoy. won the featherweight championship could have prevented that Lock of genius of mirth, abounds in situations in four rounds. Ile also disposed of/descrihs as Mr. Wilson's besetting wright, was in a dilemma His new, Liverpud,-Nov: B. ment. The plot, full worthy of this of Egypt by knocking out Kid Lawis gratitude to his rids the author sin. Moreover he wa “colossally vain

Mr. Lechmere Worrall, the play-

plav, The Resurrection of David

and obstinate, envorsides as virtor, Gant," the here Sf, which is a nun we in de eat, and he only won on the way left destitute, was den enuse the Republican and Progressi e Parties were sick.”

for its first performinne next Armistice Day in and of Earl Uniq's Fund, anit he had been unae to get a suitable poster.

Am zou. Maru, (O'S K) for Singa- ore, Hamburg-Nov. 5.

Tus Pang: (9 M & Co.) for Hihow, Haiphong.--Nov. 8th.

11.80 72, $1,751 60 Intensely comical and surprises totally Young Baker in two rounds au Jork 495.00 unexpected. Suffice it to whisper that Mcle d in three rounds. Ile is in full 217.80 the alarms and stratagems to which training just now and is being looked Unplace starters-Nos: 453, 446, Harold Lloyd has resort to outwit alter by P. T. I. Metold. 326, 260, 294, 21, 542, 245, 112, 211. his deadly rival for the hand of the

In addition to the Neal Britt fixture!

The cha man of the Democrat'e' 533,434.

Ooly Girl lure him into many strange

the tournament programme will in-

party has & Fonthin comment upo and comical adventures which find clude:--

A six-round welterweight contest, Mr. Walyon's visit to Europe, wl.cre

On the afternoon following the Thy it was arranged he should sleep maskid sist's ene unter with te funniest. A comedy in a thouard!

kong a.d. A. B. Hurdley of H.M.S. "Caio a six-rond. faherwig Italy the people were told that M. street sorber saw a young man in the Sera av, and rain: M.s ceeding vanity was cater d t In Cy policeman, Mr. Wor all wander, d

albog Shaft shory-avenue and g contest between Ldg. Seaman Dutt Wilson was their saviour

-HALF MILE RAGE.

For Cina ponies that had never won him ever resourceful and ever abbotwoda H. G. Burleigh -of Hong the palace of Kings, where his ex-

a race of any description anywhere Griffins digible. 1st priz, $200; 2nd priz, $100; 3rd prize, $75. Mr. Topside's Mountain Bear (late

Titmour), 161 lbs.

(Mr. T. W. Doyle)

1

Mr C. Sargeaunt's Springer, 155

lbs. (Mr. Sargeannt) 2 Me. J. Banbury. Williams's Golden

Syrup, 105 Tbs.

"

Mr. E. Wilken's Taipo Chief, 60°

yards...(Mr. E. Greenless)

Mr. Davies Surpriss 90 yards

"The

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

TMKR. Entire State,"

of the Ambress" and A. B. Hede Italiaos wildly acclaimed him; they ask. : On the pay mut were some ¿0. Vox Tale, Priŭ Mrs F. S. Billin

of the "Cairo"; a six-round Midde-throw flowers toon him, Mr. Wilson

weight cogtest between A. B. Camp-

T

Capt. R. G. Sturges Patrick (late

(Mr. Davies)ll of the Cairo" und L. 8. Fragnall, threw kisses" However, the parade

way soon over, and Mr. Wilson's For teen Points, which ha nearted world

Cash Sweep,

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the

Mr. McCombs denounces Mr. Wilson) for assuring foreign potentales that

striking sketches one of them show

ex-Survive man rady "to do anything, anywhere, at any time,

The playwright was impressed.

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Mrs L. C. Brown. Mr R. Mr and Mis Mpener Miss J.

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*Colombo," Winner Glenmore Dahlia), 95 yards of the novices Middleweight

(Mr. Gibson) championship at Weihniwei in 1921, go into the League of Nation, die. (Mr. H. Williams) 3

Coniston won by many lengths; a ten-round heavyweight contest, he appeared." Capt. E. C. Spinks' Dekho flate

length and a half separated second tween Leading Seaman Oliver, of the Sportsman Artichoke), 155. and third. Mr. B. Busto s Frampton, 158 lba,

ths.......(Capt. Spinks) 0 Pari-mutuel.

heavyweight championship at Wei- him." As to the Versailles Conference. by an unknown artist for Mr. Wor

Je Chess Me L. Fm-8. Miss S. Glide, Winner: $10.90 Ticket No. Eniwei in 1922, and Lilg. Stok Mr. Copos con operates the state. Bull's now play, The Resurrection of push, His Ex 8. Grady, Miss F. M. (Mr. Potts) 0

5.70 217, 32,019.40 Jones, of the "Ambrose," six-round mett mindo, liere, even by persons David Grant. A member of the Grub Muslump Fr. T. 1. A length and a half separated first

W. inch-ff, 577-400 lightweight contest (135 lbs. c) chiefly concerned, that Mr. Lansing, Daly Neby stafi chatted with the tai, Miss and second, and many lengtlid segond

Howlnt, Mr F 7.10 417. and third.

Unplaced starters: No. 625, 254, Colombo and Stoker Cathergood the Secretary of State, was it awright, who venired, the story owl it. fetis os F. md. A

Jare rand Mrs H. apprisu of many of the vital parts of The pstor is miw complete, her D the proposer Cuvenatit until they ! Kid, and I considur it is wonderful.

Sorel W 12 urtell, iss It

Ars 0. B. were actually agreed to by Mr. It is just the thing for the play, the Madre K Me

iden l; ing the exape of a down-and- Long its R. B. Li 'gston, Mr D. L.- Wil-on."

1w, M. July

Me and Mru The author declares that it wre

A Buber, MBA father, Mr and And the artist 19, President Wilson who proposed to

[Mrs Ba}}},king Mr. P. J. Lyon, Ar | Chartós · Mardonald, “down-ind food bis zu 31. Ma lige, Mr B. Many

Moa Me give Shantung to Japan, thereby dot-

Mies Bug up for Japan, the most powerful out," was the reply.

and Me, enomy against the United State an

Mr any future war Ho quotes with

288,50 between A. B. Bealing of the

V of the “ Ambrose.”

Time: 1min, 0.45secs.

653, 140 Winzer: $6.50. Ticket No.

·7-HANDICAP! ONE AND A 6.60. C06, $1,890,00 } 2, 8.00

QUARTER MILE. § 540.00 639, 523, 27000 For China Ponics. 1st prize, $300; Unplaced starters --Nos. 41 and

2nd prize, $160 3rd prize, $100. Mr. John Bell Irving's Tiddleywinks" } 6 DISTANCE HANDICAP

155 lbs...(Mr. Bell Irving) lir. Fordadud's Pawnshop, 100 lbs. About & Furlongs For all China.

(Mr. Gibson) 2 Mr. T. W-Doyle's Bps nie, 156 lbs. poines. Pegs word placed on the Mr. John Bell Irving's Muerrimus (Mr. T. W. Doyle 1 outside edge of course, and chalk * Doleful, 153 lbs... (Mr. Beth)

3. ONCE ROUND HANDICAP. A Cins-For China ponies, 1st prizo.] -$250, 2nd prize, $100; 3rd prize,

$15.

168 lbs. (Mr. Hell Irving) 2 Mr. Ferdndud's Tuckshop, 147 lbs.,

(Mr. Remedios) Mr. Soures' Dandy Child, 147 lbs. (Mr. Gibson) A length separated, first and second, Time: 1min, b9 secs,

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Mr. C. R. Thompson's Lighting lines marked the position of caclr Mr. A.A. Alves' Bolshóvie, 156 lbs. 0 a.m, on Saturday, having made the editors in the southern States, charg-because of the personal relationship and Me F. Pauto Mis R. Pischel, M...

pony according to the bandien (Mr. Sosirgs) 0. trip Ironi Shanghai In the exceptions tug Me, Wilson with wrocking the between the author and b'a victim, M. Rico Caps. B. He instin, (in yards) conceded. 1st prize, Mr. Ferdndad's Tuckshop. 162 The ally good time of 41 hour, The Democratic party, and calling him since Mr. McCombs was in ex-Fe Shancher Mr. and Men a

.3200; 2nd prize, $80; 3rd prize,

(Mr. Remedios) 0 leon! agents state that the Pacific dangerous intellectual adventurer and bidoot Wilson's, class at Parest Mrs, 8.-1 $00,

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second two between second and the United States Shipping Board some national sin He goes on to tion as President. Mr. McCombs turos A Man and His 1o. II. - nóich, MA

Hd Mps W. Semur Miss Missing rick's Coniston, 80 yarda..(Cups, -

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painted--a uniform colour with their and most tyrannical man when, he by Professor Wilson at Princeton to Cum Mirai Birs Gia, Vroue in Mr. Dyor's Beggar King, 50 yards

Cash Sworn, own fleet-black with a yellow line gets a smell of power, but the first to prove that in practico en President he and Mrs E. Wagner, Mrs Mi (Mr. Doyle) 2

Ticket No through the middle. Moab of the run to cover when there is a chance confuted and fet at haught, all the burn, Mr.We Barfeld, Mis Mr. Shaw's Jock, 60 yards

81, $2,447.00 vesselsvoltoady been related of defeat.

744 points he had most pressed in theory it. Wood, Dr. R. Br. Welsey ((Mr. Blow) 329.10.70

Pari nutuch, Cash Sweep, Winner: $11.70 Ticket No., 1/3 0.60 207, 81'750.00 5.80 247 500,00 200.00 Juplaced starter. No, 292,

third.

Tijne : 2mina, düsers, "Pari mituol,⠀⠀⠀

Winner 8110 17.00

420, 099.40 la America, The Empire Blats Altogether there has never been as regards the co-ordinate power of Yates, Min V. Válek Ehr 181847.10 was repainted at buoy in the khelölir such a fierce denunciation of a man the President, the Supreme Court, and Mrs V. L. Pergerek W. H. (Mr. Bath) 0 Unplaced startors ! Nos, 710 and 401. over the week-end.

~ho still lives in Washington on the

Mr. Seth's Moonshine; 70 yards by Jen