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SATURDAY'S GAMES.

KING'S STILL UNBEATEN.

The "King's" farewell match against the Rest of the Colony drew a big crowd to the Sookum

"A" ground on Saturday afternoon when the regiment suc ceeded in maintaining its unheaten record in Hongkong, the result being a draw of two goals all. The soldiers began with ten men Lieut. Junes, their centre forward, did not turn up and at one stage, through Williams sustaining a temporary injury, they cre only playing nine. If this had not been so the King's would have had an easy victory as the combination and a good deal of the individual play of the Rest was rather weak. The play was somewhat better in the second half than in the first and there was an exciting tussle for the odd goal which never came. The

teams were

King's-Holland; Wynne and Williams; Newton, Hodgson and Jones; Burnett, Williams Hart Dyer and Beesley.

The Rest-Angus: Wheeler and Bishop; Mair; Stewart and Lelliott; Mason, Castledine, Johnson, Begg and Simpson.

Referee: Mr. Smith.

The King's Reserves also kept their end up on Saturday by de- feating the Titania" by one goal to nil. Thus they also preserve their unbeaten record. An unin- teresting game between South

"B" and the China

"Tamar!" Reserves left the score sheat blank but the Sacred Heart managed to beat St. Joseph's by two goals to one. South China "A" beat the Club Reserves in a fast and elever game by three clear goals.

THE GYMKHẨNA,

MR. SOARES WINS THE CHAMPIONS.

performs

[BY ARGUS.]

THE CHINA MAIL.

Mr. A. H. Carmilo Clover Leaf ›

(late White Cloud), 165 lbs.

CRICKET.

SATURDAY'S SCORES.

CRAIGENGÓWER «. R.G.A.

(Mr. Swell). Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Fen-

castle, 168 lbs. (Mr. Matchim) 2 Mr. John Feel's Yellow River,

168 lbs. (Mr. Zellensky) agoTA

Mosaic Tile), 152 lbs (Mr Seth)-o Mr. A. H. Carroll's Ivy Leaf

(late White Star Dahlia) 152lbs (Mr. Sonres)

o

The extra gymkhana, on Satur-Dr. F. H. Kewa Kukaburra (late day, attracted a record crowd to witness some of the finest finishes โป ever seen on the local course. the first event eight faced the starter, Olive Leaf, Mr. Carroll's nomination, being a warm favourite with Mopoke, Mr. Matcham in the saddle, a good second in demand. Skylight caused a lot of trouble ut. the post, barging across the field time and again. Eventually to a good start, Mr. Soares, on Olive, Leaf, set the pace, followed by Fire King and Mopoke. As the field turned into the straight, Olive Leaf, was still ahead, but was. passed by Mopoke at the distance post, where Skylight made his run and won by a bare length.

Time 3mins. 24.2-5BDCS. Won by three lengths; half al length between second, and third. Part-mutuel. Cash Sweep. Winner: $38.40 Ticket No.

13.40 461, $2,532.60 10.70 210, 723,60 38, 36180 Unplaced points ($20) each : Nos. 390 and 27.

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The second event attracted six, of which Strathfarrar was a worm favourite. To a very indifferent start,, Mr. Zellensky jumped out

lead

from length's Country Mouse, and, making all the running, won handlly by six lengths (official verdict), Speckled Mouse and his stable companion filling the places. Only five started in the St. Andrew's Quaich. At the start, Ivy Leaf and Kukaburra came into collision after the flag dropped but Mr. Soares soon took his mount to the van and led until the half mile post was passed the second time, when Pencastle and Clover Leaf were in the van. Turning into the straight, Clover Leaf took the lead, followed by Pencastle and Yellow River, în which order they finished. Yellow River was a firm favourite to win and place. In the fourth event. Mr. Soares had an easy ride on Orient Dablia, his only opponent being Drake, who refused to galop after half the distance had been covered. In the fifth race, Mr. Matcham, after one of the worst starts of the meeting in which Roman Sparrow gained advantage, got up in time to win handily by 22 lengths, Mr. Sewell, on Cheseman (with a martingale !) | was a lucky third, with Finvoy a close fourth.

a big

In the next event Captain Neville had an exercise galop on River grass in beating his sole opponent Laurel Leaf. ridden by Mr. Zellensky. The final race, the Champions, attracted six starters, of which Kamsbury was a fing favourite, with Fern Leaf second in demand. Clover Leaf and Starland set the pace for six fur- longs, when Ramsbury and Ferm Leaf went to the front. These two raced together to the home bend when Ramsbury had a clear lead of two lengths. At this stage Mr. Zellensky drew his, whip and his mount swung right across the course, allowing Fern Leaf, who came again, to get up in time to win by a short head.

Results follow- L-HAMILTON SPRINT-Fve

Furlongs.

For China ponies that have run in any Gymkhana race this sea- son, including polo scurries. 1st prize, $250; 2nd prize;} $125; 3rd prize, $75. Mr. R. M. Dyer's Skylight, 155

I, 2,

4-TROSSACHS HANDICAP:

One Mije.

For China ponies. 1st prize, $300; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd price, $100. Sir Paul's Orient Dahlia, 1551bs. (Mr. Soares)

I

1.0.5.

Capt. Bensley, mun out Sergt. Stovens, b Eritz.

Br. Doggerell, mais out Capt. Greenwood, e Mawfung,

b Moore

FOOT-WAR XI.

Lt.-Com. Jotham, br Bird

88

R. EVA. Webstor, c and b

Evans

19

H. Owen Hughes, o Mitchell, b

Bird

16

G. R. Moro, & Claxton, b Bird.. 80 E. K. Quick, not out

10

43 A. V. T. Denn, c Rowth, b

Bird

4

25 N. H. Roffey, not put

Ext

0:

30 20

Extras (for 5 wickets).174

England, Miller, Bowker and Lammert 'did not

4

4 Bird

Lieut. Fondall, b Moore B.S.M. Williams, b Abban Gr. Pratapton, b Abbas ..... Mr.-Gr. Rough, b Pinna......... Lt. Parkes, o Laurenco, b Fritz. 16 Sorgt: Boll, cand b Abbas Gar. Davis, not out

Extras

r Fritz

Paico Abbas

Pinna Bradbury Moore

13 Evane

Pafford

118 Suyor

De Rome

W

0

40 14 .0

W. INDIAN R.C. v. KOWLOON 0.0.

Total

Bowling Analysis.

7

26 11 0 Всогов:--

18 .0 37 3

COMO

G 1 08

Mr. J. de Jong's Drake (tate

VIII), 154 lbs...(Mr. Zellenky). Time: 2mins. II.3-5secé: Won by many lengths. Pari-mutuel. Cash Sween. Winner: $7,90 Ticket No.'...

7,00

541 $2,568.00 D. Fritz,'played on Fondule.

52 856.00 F. E. Laurence, c Benalcy, b

Frampton .............

5-GORBALS GALLOP: "B":

CLASS HANDICAP-Three Quarter Mile.

For China ponies. Ist prize, $300; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100. D. F. H. Kew's Bandicoot (late.

Aviemore), 162 lbs (Mr.

Matcham) I

Mr. Warrack's Roman Sparrow (late St. Lawrence); 158:lbs.

(Mr. Charlés) 2 Mr.-H.B.L. Dowbigging's Chess

man, 152 lbs...(Mr. Sewell) 3 Mr. Mac's Finvoy, 156 lbs.

(Mr. Zellensky) o Mr. H.Seth's Knockuh Leg, 156

lbs.........

Mr. A. A. Alves' Silve, 154 lbs.

4 0 1 CRAIGENGOWEL.

16

Ú 18

.....

T. Grimes, 1.b.w. Frampton B. W. Bradbury, b Rough

R. Basa, o Davis; b Frampton.. H. J. Dennis, b Frampton B. Abbas, b Rough L. Mowfung, not out M. Pinna, not out Extras

A. bat.

1.3.0.

1. J. Rumjahn, c Kow, b Overy 68 0 M. P. Madar, Kew, b Duck..

1 8. A. Hamid, a fosther, b Duck

E. el Arculli, e Tacchi, b. Kew..

10 Sirdar Kha, b. Kew

29

O. Rumjahn, Deck, b Tong... 17

14 Hassan, b A. Rayon

51 D. Mahomed, not out

10 E. A. Moosdeen, not out

Extras

MONDIT, DECEMBER 3 1968

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

FISH

FRESH STOCKS OF SPECIALLY SELECTED KIPPERS,

FINNAN HADDOCKS. ox. S.S. "CARMARTHENSHIRE."

· ALSO Canadian Salmon

Canadian Chicken Halibut.

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

2

2*

19

0

FR

2

Total (for 7 wickets)..158 Samy and Bux, did not bat.

B.. W.

SPECIAL NOTICE

Total (for 7 wickets)...190 Overy

A. Ruven Paico and A. Moore, dill not O. Haven.

Bowling Analysis.

8 "T 32 1

8

1 1 41

G 1

14 0

Duck

10

26, 2

Kow

6 0

20. 2

м. 0. .11 2 40 2.

1. W. Imong

3. 0

5 1

FANCY DRESS

ZOWLOON 6.0..

0 7

41

.11

4 30

A. J. Kew, c Madar, b Birdar

4

0

14

0

Khan

៩

A. B. Raven, b H. Rumjahn..... 45

J. C. Long, c O. Rumjahn, b

Moosdeen

82

(Mr. Seth) o Rough

Fendall (Major White) o Frampton Messrs. Potts & Croucher's Fire Doggerell

King (late Palm Leaf, late Gallowgate), 152 lbs.

(Mr. Harriman) 0 Capt. G. E. Oxspring's Lighting, Mr. Duddingstone's Brigand

151 lbs (Capt. Oxspring) 0

(late West River), 146 lbs.

BECOND LEAGUE.

0.8.C.C. v. H.K.C.C.

Scores!--

0.0.C.C.

(Mr. Young) o C. Bara, b Beid ..... A, Grimmott, b Raid

Mr. A. H. Carroll's Olive Leaf,

3 E. J. Edwards, b Sirdar Khau... 0

4

C: J: Tacchi, c Sirdar Khan, b

Moosdeen ..

H. W. Duck, b H. Rumjahn.... 1

W. J. Woolley, c Hamid, b H.

Ramjabu

5 J. Smith, b Moosdeen

146 lbs. (Mr. Soares) 0. Harper, c Mackenzio, b Day. 110. Raven, e Sirdar Khan, b Lt.-Com. H. N. Lake's Kileen,

third

C. Beardall, b Hollands

F. Baker, lb.w. Reid

It. Player, b Day.....

• 144 lbs...... (Mr. Davies) Time: Imin: 36:3-5secs Won by two lengths and a half. Smith, e Hagen, b Hollands. two lengths between second and. Buiker, run out

H. Westlako, b Hollands Pari-mutuel.

Cash Sweep

3. Gregory, not out..... Winner: $16.90 Ticket,No.

T. Carr, 1.b.w. Hollands 8.50 I,

557, $2,373.00

Extrus 10.20 582, 76800 44-30 558, 339.00 Unplaced ponies. ($20 each): Nos. 413, 273, 166, 335, 459, 145, 329,516.

2,

3,

Total

Bowling Analysis.

6-DUMFRIES PLATE: One

Day Mile.

Reid For China ponies (griffins of 1g23) Hollands

1st prize, $300, 2nd prize, $150; Mackenzie 3rd prize, $100.

O. M.

E.

.6 2 18

8 2

25

4 3. 7 T .༠ X.X.0.0.

1

11

H. Ramjahn

E. Houtber, not out

4H. Overy, not out

9

Extras

11

Total (for 9 wickets)..110

Bowling Analysis.

0.

K.

B.

Sirdar Khan

6 2 28

61 M. Madar

4

0

20

R. Bumjohn

8 0 36

6 1.

15

E, Moogileen

THE LEAGUE TABLE.

FIRST DIVISION.

The position of the teams parti-

19 cipating in the league at present

L. D. McNicoll, b Baker.......... D. LG. Nicholson, b Baker... 10 is

37 A. K. Mackenzie, b Sam 0. Reid, not out

Mrs. Bernard's Rivergrass, 163 155(Cant, Leville) Mr. A. H. Carroll's Laurel Leaf, 153 lbs. (Mr. Zellensky) Time: 2mins 17.2-55ccs. Won by three lengths. Pari-mutuel. ..(Mr. Davies). I

Cash Sween. Dr. F.H. Rew's Mopoke, 149 lbs. Winner: $8.20 Ticket No.

(Mr. Matchum) z I, 6.30 90 $2,713.50 King's....... 2 Rest.......... 2

10,904,50 HONGKONG LEAGUE-DIVISION II. Mr. A. H. Carroll's Olive Leaf, King's.. 'I'Thanla ....... 0 149 lbs (Mr. Soares) 3

7.-HONGKONG GYMKHANA Tamor... 0 So. China "B" of Lt.-Com. H. N. Lake's Kileeh,

lbs. (Mr. Zellensky) o

Saturday's results at a glance follow:

Sacred Heart... 2 St. Joseph's... I

Ibs.

So. China "A" 3 Club Reserves o Mr. A. A. Alves Jadesione, ISS

Club de Rec. v. R.G.A, Réserves not played.

TAIKOO v. "EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA"

Teams from Taikoo Dockyard and the "Empress of Australia will, play to-morrow evening 'on thei ground of the Hongkong Football Club (kindly granted for the oɛca- sion), kick-off 4.45 p.m.

The following "noted stars" will turn

out from the Dockyard:{

Ibs.................(Major White) o Capt. G. E. Oxspring's Malvern,

155 lbs.....(Capt. Oxspring) o Mr. H. B. L Dowbiggin's Chess-

man, 152 lbs.(Mr. Seih) of Messrs. Potts and Croucher's Fire King (late Palm Leaf, late Gallowgate), so Ibs

(Mr. Harriman) Time: Inin. 21.3-5secs: Won by half a length; between second and third,

Pari-mutuel. Winner: $158,20

Cash Sweep. Ticket No.

182, $1,082.80 309 40 15470

S. Hope, Port Glasgow Athletic:

1,

J. Whyte, Third Lanark; J. Bussel},

2,

Celtic; R. Grey, Greenock Morton:

3,

14.10

690 23. 6.60

294,

J. Stewart Club; E. Moore, Club; Unplaced ponies ($20 each):

R. Bell, Queen's Park; A. Fergu Nos. 281, 178, 45. 394, 261.

Quarter Miles.

For

2 1 0 1 4

2 101 4

P. W. LD, P.

H. E. Hollands, 1.b.w..Booker.. F. C. Fagon, not out

Katras

1

65 Indian R.C.

University

5° 3 0 2 11

2 2 0 0 6

6

28 Civil Service

H.K.C.C..... Craigengower Kowloon C.C.. Chinese R.C. R.G.A:

Total (for 4 wickets)...166

Bowling Analysis:

9

B. 11.0 63 48

D

0

ΙΣ

SECOND DIVISION.

P. W. L. D. Royal Engineers... 5 500 15 w. Civil Service 2ad. 8 4 3 I 1HKCC.25 3.2 0

0 RAMG. 5 3 2 0 B 2 27.3 Indians 2nd......... 23.0

0 on 1 Kowloon 2nd. 3 I 2.0 3 -University 2nd..... I 2 0 3 Chinese and......... OS I I

Booker

5

I

FRIENDLY HATCHES.

6. Piercy. W. Mackenzie, C. CHAMPIONS: One and a Baron, H. Day and R. Chaloner,

did not bat. China ponies. Winners: at Gymkhana meetings this sea-Sara son only. Ist prize, $500; 2nd Grimmett prize, $200; 3rd prize, Stoo.

Baker Mr. A. H. Carroll's Fern Leaf, 158, 166.......... (MF. SoareS) Mr. C. C. Boyd's Ramsbury, 155

lbs................ (Mr. Zellensky) z Messrs. Potts and Hayim's

Petrol King, 155 lbs.

(Mr. Matcham) 3

Scores:- Mr. Alves' Starland, 155 lbs..

PRE-WAR XI. (Mr. H. Seth) 9 Mr. Ridge's Arizona, 152 lbs. A. A. Claxton, b-More

(Mr. Harriman) OF. J. de Bons, Moro

R. D. Pafford, c Quick, Mr. A. H. Garroll's Glover Leaf,

Webster A

156 lbs.............(Mr. Charles) o

The Navy has not played in a

PRE-WAR XI. v. POST WAR league match to date.

27

Tine: 2mins.41.2-5secs. G. R. Bayer, b Webster Won by a short-head, many R. J. R. Mitchell,b Webater

son, Motherwell; R. K. Duncan;2-THE KILMARNOCK HAND-lengths between second and third. A. E. Wood, not out Greenock Morton; J. Ashrofty ICAPA" Class Three Bolton Wanderers: G. Angus, Quarter Mile

Club.

For China ponies. 1st prize, $300

"Mr. J. McCubbin will referee the 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100. game and the linesmen will be Mr. Mr. C. C. Boyd's Strathfarrar,

157 lbs Mr. Zellensky) I Mr. Henry Humphreys Spock"

led Mouse, 155 lbs

P.W. Ramsay of Taikoo Dockyard and Mr. D. Smith, Chief Engineer,

'Empress of Australia."

(Mr Matcham)

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Total (for G wickete)...394

Cash Sweep. B. D. Evans, b Lammert Pari-mutuel.

Extraa Winner: $16.90 Ticket No.

J, 6.00 76, $5,634:30 2, 5.90 405, 1,609 80 7.30 166, 804,90 Unplaced ponies ($50 each) Nos. 557.646, 447

3,

LEADING JOCKEYS,

A. B. Raworth, Syma Thomam Bird and King did pot bat. Howling Analysis.

Bowker Lammert More

The "Empress of Australia" has some fine talent so that a great Mr. Henry Humphrey game should be seen. A collection Mouse (late Sto will be taken in aid of the Quarry lbs.

In view of the cipse of the racing | Owen Hugh Bay Branda M. C. L. and li contéft | Mr. A:df Carroll's will be held in the Club Hair at

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noted that only those who have _____ (Mr. Hirdman) Q been placast are included in the Time: min. 37 secon list. In the case of only two horses Won by six lengths; many started, as on Saturday, no credit lengths between second and third, for a pince is given to the second,

„Parl-mutuel.. Cash Sweep The results are

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