Twenty diferent sinema actresses are named below. Salcot the ten you consider the most popular and write them out In the order of your choloo. Then out the form out and send it to the "Obina Mall" omics marked "Vote.”
McCurryh, b
.12.1 G 17
0 50
wicket Balchin
9
2
3
2
R.A.M.O.
time was Howarth, e Oswick. b Sar......
Bowling Analysis.
10 0 38
7
(
3
(
fusal to give any decision, I would
point out that apart from the fact
MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 1928
SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
INDIANS PLAY FOR SAFETY v. H.K.C.G.
[By Argus]
The results of other gaines wore as follow:-
R.A.M.C, v. 0.8.010. By losing their match with the C.S.C.0. oond string on Saturday
the R.A.M.C. hure lost both their
A capital example, of how cricket can be spoilt by a league competi-age fixtures with the, Civil Ser.
tion was given on the Hongkong
Cricket Club ground, on Saturday, first eleven played the Club in the senior league.
when the Indian Recreation Club
vico men,
Going in first the C.S.C.C. knock- ed up 130 for the loss of oven, to Which Harper contributed 42 Player 24. The R.A.M.C. were till out for 91, Sura secured 5 of their wickels for 38 and at one stage took two wickets in two overs at a cost of only two rung. Scores
C.S.C.C.
Mitchell won the toss for the club and put the visitors in. From the commencement, it was evident that the IR.C.players intended to play for a dmw. At no tine was the club howling difficult, but long | W. Callip, e Power, b Nash...... hops, half-volleys and even full W. Gorvin, 1.b.w., Nash tosses were treated with the utmost A. Grimmett, e Nash, b Balchin respect. After nearly 24 hours' C. Sura, b Balchin ........... play, the Indians had made 99, of | F. Harper, not out which the captain obtained 32 not | C. Evans. out. Caution carried to the extreme Balchin
C
is the only way to describe the R. Player, b Osborne display, but one cannot blame the 1. Booker, b Walker.... members of the IR.C. Mr. Mitchell,
by putting them in had asked for it.. With just over an hour, it having
been agreed to draw stumps at 6
o'clock, the Club set about the task
of making 100, They want the
Extrus
Total (for 7 wkts, del
JI. Wostiako, A. Oswick and K.
right way to work, but luck was Smith, did not bat.
not with them, both Hollands and
Webster putting a leg in front of a
a straight one when well set. How Walker ever, they might each have been Nasli caught
behind
the
the
early in
gane. Piercey, Osborne England and Bowker, (towards Percy
the finish) all played a forcing Katie,
but
when
Bowling Analysia.
0. 31. it. W.
called one run was still required McCuringh, 1.b.w. Gorvin fur victory. When the store was| Walker, 1.b.w, Sarı
95 and the last pair at the wicket, a Porey, run out confident appeal for L. B. W. Balchin, b Sara against ir his
then
Nash, b Sam Osborne, b Sara Wilcox, b Grimmett Pilcher, run out Derry, Grimmett Pigott, not out
Extras
Lammert was given
favour;
the fielding side appealed for a catch, the ball having been caught. The ampire first of all gave "not out," then both he and the fieldsmen ap pealed to the umpire(the writer) at square leg, but he refused to give any decision. To complicate matters, the batsman walked up to the bowler's wicket and told the upire that he had hit the ball. However, the umpire stood to his decision and the game continued. Sara After a bye, Bowker hit the last Gorvin ball for three and the game resulted] Grimmett
án a draw.
REASONS FOR RULING.
As some misunderstanding
appears to have arisen for my re-
Total
FRIENDLY MATCHES,
H.K.C., "A" v. K.G.C.
Bowling "Analysis.
Ballag chet Quick Helt
wing Rumjan
0.
8 1
7.1 1 83
6 1 19 D
$ 0 15 0
20 ........7 1 UNIVERSITY.
A. A. Rumjabu, c Baker, & Ling 91 H. Baltichat, • Nihill, b
Lauble
Ling
Roy F. K. Quick, e Wood, b You Tack On, run out... A. Hott, b Ling
M. H. Rofey, e Sutherland, b
Nihili W. Gitting, run, out
2.
UNIVERSITY 2D v. H.K.C.C. 2ND.
A: The University tho H.K.C.C. 2nd string experienced no difficulty in defeating the University's second string by 162 runs. Scores:-~
Celtic
Airdrieonians Aberdeen Kilmarnock
Raith Rovers
TEAM. Cardiff City
P. W. L
II
1
Notts County
II
I
Huddersfield Town
II
11
Bollou Wanderers
Aston Villa............
15
Everton..............
B
Sheffield United
M. B. Ogman, not out
จ
Blackburn Rovers
II
7
D. Laing, c Edmonds, b Nihill. O
Ng Bon-po, b Nihil
Bunderland...
Iz
West Bromwich Albion
16
Tam, Wei-wing, b Baker
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Manchester City
II
Newcastle United
12
12
Tattenham Hotspur
11
Total
.109
Liverpool........
II
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FOOTBALL AT HOME.
POSITION OF LEAGUES.
Including AR Matches to Date.
ENGLISH LRAQÜE-DIVISION 1.
VOTING CONTEST
OUR $50 PRIZE.
POPULAR CINEMA
ACTRESSES.
CHINA MAIL'S 8TH BIG FREE EVENT.
This week's China Mail voting contest is similar to the previous one.
Who are the ten most popular cinema actresses in the list given below? Name them in their order and win our $50
prize.
1
West Ham United
II
21
Bowling Analysis.
Nottingham Forest
D.
M. R. W
Chelsea
12
2
10
Ling
11 3
23 3
Argeonl
II
Baker
7
25 0
0
Birmingham
II
Sayor Edmonds Nabill Lamble
5 3 6 0
Burnley
8 1
10 0
Middlesborough
II
8 0 9 8
Preston North End
II
4 0 27 1
SCOTTISH LEAGUR-DIVISION 1.
2
ΓΕΑΝΙ
P. W. L.
D.
24
15
Partick Thistlo Rangers
II *
2
I
17
10
7
I
2
16
II
Z
4
14
II
5
13
1.K.O.C. D XI.
9
II
12
10
A. T. Lay, b Young-saye
10
10
12
21
[W. Packenridge, & Hachua, b
10
IZ
Young-saye
St. Mirren....
4
12
1)
A. K. Mackenzie, a Young-myc,
b Taluti
Queen's Park
10
II
R. M. Chaloner, b Young-saye.. 24
Hearts....
II
17
21
5. W. Sewell, not aut
17
Hibernians
II
3. R. Way, b Young-sayo
Clydebank
II
A. R. Raven, b Tulati
A
Motherwell
Falkirk
fe. T. Foule, run out
9
1. G. Johnson, not out
42
Clyde
II
P. Bridger, a Viccajce,
b
Ayr United
TO
Greenock Morton
12
91
Talati
20
Dundeo
ΙΟ
Extras
16
Third Lanark
Hamilton Academicals
Total
.213
H. 2. W.
37
Bowling Analysis,
17
0.
X. R.
W
Young-saya
12
61
Leong Hooyong....... 7
37
Fenton
3 0 9
Talli
A
1
-40
3
Teoh
1
31
Viccajo
2
0
11
41
UNIVERSITY AND XI.
that I could not possibly see what i The outstanding feature of this happened and therefore was bound, match was the very fine century. C. Young-saye, b Baron if gave a decision, to decide in knocked up by Rumsey for the. F. Vicenjen, run out favour of the batsmen there could | K.0.0. The retired unbeaten on II. T. Teong, b Way be no appeal to me from: the fields compilation of his hundred after a M. A. Kyum, b Mackenzie mru. Again, the other umpire was good all rexund display. Score:- not justified in appealing to me. The
M.R...."
rule on the subject is covered by ¦ F. ( Maler, Earnshaw', { the following instruction to umpires | Pestonji
from the M.C.C. Book, 1920.
An umpire is only justified in appealing to the other impire when he is unable to decide,
C. Rideft, & Pestonji
Reid, ↳ Eletcher
3.
F. Ho Tung, rum ont
D. M. Talati, b Way
B. L. Teah, not out
9 S. Haebuma, b Raven
1W. Slog, b Raven
Griffin, la Earnshaw ......... 19 F-Hiptoka, b Raven X. Owen, e Dunen, b Fletcher 4 fingen, e Hyde, b Plotcher
owing to his having been pre vented from seeing the occur- rence no which the appeal is insed. He is not to appeal to the other umpire in cases on which P. Jacks, not cut .......
A. V. . Dean, a Hyde, b
Fletcher....
46 | Y. Penton, e and b Raven
Extras
'T'estal
Powling Analysis..
0.
31.
3.
Raven
10
3
25
Ramay, h
Mackenzie
10
13 Way
Quiloner
#
$
1
he could give a decision, merely. D. MeNicoll, h Earnshaw... 9 because he is unwilling to give WW. Mackenzie, 1.b.w. Fletcher that decision. If he be in any J. G. Hancock, e
doubt, the principle laid down in
Law 43,"That the existing state
of things shall continute," shall
he followed, and in consequence,
the decision should be in favour
of the batsman.
·Score and analyses:
- I.R.C.
A. H. Ruajahu, e Mitchell, k
How ker
6. D. Ismail, 1.b/w,, h Bowker.
S. A. Istunil, ¤ More, ↳ Bowker.
A.
H. Madhur. e Piercy, b
Bowker .....
0. Israil, e Hollands, b More...
4. S. Correrm, Hollands, b
Jaumert
K. ol Areulli, not out.
H. D. Rumjali, mun oud
Phetcher
Extre
Total
Bowling Analysis.
ก. 31
R.
A. W. Rangay 7
20
K. Pestonji
11
1 27
1. Earnshaw ......10
に 39
0
1. C. Pletcher .... 5.4 1
21
8,
KOWLOON C.0.
3
, S. Jex, run out.
A. W. Ramsay, retired
1 E. "Phillipson, retired
18 L.. A. R. Duncan. c. Reid, b
Mackenzie
12
32
B: Petherat, b Hancock
3
R. Earnshaw, I Mackenzie
W. Hyde, noť ont
16
Extras ....
Nicolson, b
·ច្ច
S. A. Ismail, b Eagland
N. B. Kitchell, Launneri F. M. Arculli,
Lammert
Extras
*Totul
¿
Bowling Andysis.
919
.124
2
STEAMER SHINDY.
CANTON BOAT EXPERIENCE.
GRIFFINS ARRIVE.
TO BE DRAWN FOR THIS EVENING.
The s.s. "Cheong Shing," which What might have developed into a serious affair but was arrived this morning, brought a batch of 65 griffins for the Hong- fortunately averted by the pre kong Jockey Club. Unfortunately sence of mind on the part of
the boat was not alongside the pier the compradore and the captain, until 10.45 when the tide was too occurred on the river steamer low to allow of the ponies being "Heungshan" on her trip to At one time Canton on Friday. there was a panic amongst the second class passengers who are carried at the back of the 'tween decks, one eyewitness stating that had order not been restored sconer, 12 lives right have been involved.
The trouble arose through the 51 No. 1 Indian watchman accidental-
walked off the vessel. However, un- der the able superintendence of Mr. Rock, Manager of the Jockey Club Stables at Causeway Bay, landing was accomplishedby swinging each pony ashore in a box. This natur- ally was a slow process, but it is expected that the drawing will take place at 5.30, this evening as 20 of
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MAKE YOUR CHOICE HERE
Below we name twenty cinema actresses. Select the ten you think the most popular.
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Betty Compson
Viola Dana,
Bebe Daniels Priscilla Dean
Lilian Gish
... Louise Glaum Alice Joyce Katherine Macdonald Nazimova
1...
2...
3...
4...
5... 6...
7....
8...
9...
10%....
11...
12...
Mabel Normand
Two polo ponies, consigned to Lieut, C. C. Fleming of H.M.S.
13...
Dorothy Phillips
14...
Titania" arrived by the same boat.
...Mary Pickford
15...
16...
17...
.18...
19...
20...
ly knocking over a stool on which the ponies had been landed hy one of four representatives of the 12.30 p.m. w.Chinese Seamen's Union who were
going to Canton, had placed a cup 1of tea. He upbraided the Indian for spilling the boiling water on his foot whereupon the watchman is said to have lost his temper in that he resented the words and smashed the stool. Words ensued and the Indian guard left, declaring that he would call the chief officer. A few minutes later he
0.0.0. v. K.C.Ç. "A.” The "A" team of the Kowloom " Cricket Club were entertained at the Craigengover Cricket Club, when a
@*friendly" match was played. The returned with a stick.
The
passenger challenged his inten-
2 Home team proved themselves to be tions and shouted to him to stand
The griffins were packed so closely in the hold that they must have suffered considerably during the voyage from Tientsin.
CRICKET.
QUBEN'S v. R.G.A.
The following have been selected
6 much too strong for the visitors and back. Our informant's version is to represent the College in the shove
1 won by 183 runs. Scores :--
CRAIGENGOWER,
D. Fritz, e Shenton, b Green...
10 H. J. Denis, ↳ Raven
T. Grimes, b Overy
13. Y. Abbus, b Raven"
6. H. Abbas, b Raven
3. Moure, b Overy
7 R. Mowfung, not out
12 . K. Modi, v Overy, b Raven.... - ́A. A. Paice, b Overy........ S. Hope, & and b Raven Muskett, a Green, b Overy
Extras
Poin (for 6 wkts.)....166
1. Pestonji, J. C. Fletcher aud
J. P. Robinson, did not but.
Bowling Analysis.
D. 53. F+ W.
A. Y. T. Then G 0 33 +
0. M.
R.
WH. Griftin
.11
0
40
0
Flow kor
15
7 19
4 D. Reid
0 24 6 Overy
Wel
11
3
20
R. C. Ungen.
3
0
17
0, Raven,
Lamaze
5
16
4. T. D. MeNicoll... 8
ถ
17
0 Shenton
More
10
29
1 J. E. Hancock ... 2
0
14
1 Summers
Piercy
ก
7
0 W. W. Mackenzie. 2
0
7
2 Green
Enghien
한
0
H
T
1.K.C.C.
4.S.C.C. v. UNIVERSITY.
R. E. A. Webster, Lb.w., h
Madar
19
Total
Bowling Analysis.
ม.
0,
10.4 3
+
that the guard continued to advance alch on Wednesday, on the Indian and the delegate immediately Recreation Club ground at 2.15 17 bombarded him with two tea-bowls. sharp-F. M. el Arcalli and a stool, all of which found their capt), A. H. Madar, M. P. Madar, mark on the Indian's head, the last A. R. Minu, J. C. Fletcher, M. 4missive knocking off his turban Shaban, N. Ali, F. B. Grose, M. 24 and causing him to lose his Hassan. S. A. R. Bux and 0.
3balance. The Indian then blew his Rumjahn.
10 whistle in answer to which the
WAS RUN-DOWN, WEAK
AND NERVOUS.
If You Are The Same Mrs. Crane's Case Will Interest Yan.
2 other guards appeared on the scene with their arms. The guard is stated to have resumed the attack by striking a blow with his stick at the passenger who, warded off the weapon and snatched it out of 180 the watchman's hand, at the same time delivering him a blow which winded him. At this the Indian R. w. is said to have taken a revolver from another guard's belt and to have brandished it in a threatening However, the Chinese thought discretion the better part of valour and bolted into the steerage unnoticed by the guards. The latter immediately commenc sour stomach and could not eat anything
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manner.
14 0
5
0
3 0 24
6
1
19
II.K.C.C. "A."
7
Raven, b M. H. Abbas.. Edwards, e and b Fritz.
12
6
0
rushing to the ship's side.
Green, b M. H. Abbas.
The C.S.C.C. 1st XI. defeated Evelyn, b Fritz
H. F. Hollands, 1..., l Mudar 15 the University 1st XI. in a friendly Summers, b M. H. Abban
G. H. Piercy, and Madar... 20, nutch at Happy Valley by 28 zuna. Overy, b M. H. Abbas B, J. R. Mitchell, e F. Arculli, Scores:-
A. Argulli
G. H. More, e Ismail, b Madar. D. . Nicolson, b Madar
K. 6. England, e Kitchell, b
Arrulli
D. II. F. McMaster, b 4. Arculli
A. L. Groe, L.b.w., b A. Arculli.
E. G. Lammert, not out
A. C. Bowker, not out
Total (for 9 wkla.)...
Bowling Analysis.
F. M. Arculi......
8. H. Jemail...
A. H. Mader
A. el Arenull
1
O.B.C.O.
Woolley, b Fritz
Lyon, & Grimes, b M. H. Abbas. G. R. Sayer, b, Balhatchet 18Jnek, not out.... 3F. J. de Rama, c Jett, b Rum- Shenton, b Fritz 12 Ioather, Fritz
07. Baker, & Hett, b Runjahn... 17
jabu
16
A. R. Sutherland, b Rumjahn... 31
J. H. B. Nihill, ran out ....... 2
B
A. H. Wood, e Roffey, b Quick.. 4
13 W. H. Edmonds, b Humjahn....
Aj H Haldmany e-Orman
Quick
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washo recently. I suffered from
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For Climatio reasons Dr. Williams
Extras
Tolal
Bowling Analysis.
I'M. H. Abban
៥ 0 17 1 0 17
99 1. J. Lang, c Rumjahn, b Quick 6. Fritz
P. T. Immble, not aut
T. W. Carr, b Balhatchet, b
M. N.
W
Quick
0
置 20
0!
Extma
Total
4 0 18
0 1 B4
7
1 10
2
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anique blood and nerve tonic properties which have made them world fampus a remedy for atomach troubles, araemia, nervous debility, thoumatism, the after An Aid to Digestion
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For sale by all Chemins and store keepers.
Anna Q. Nillson
...Miss du Pont
Anita Stewart
Gloria Swanson Constance Talmadge Norma Talmadge Alice Terry
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To the Editor
Sir,
China Mail,
Hongkong.
O UT
Hongkong, Oct. 22, 1923.
I consider the following the ten most popular cinema actresses placed in the order in which I think they are liked best:-
Please write clearly in block letters.
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9.
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9.
10.....
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