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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5,

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SOCCER-HOCKEY ?

SURREYS CUSTODIÁN PULLED UP.

H.K:H.CB BAST' VICTORY.

"HAT TRICK.”

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UNIVERSITY, DEFEAT HMS. ** AMBROSE.**

EXCITING CRICKET FINISH

THE

NEXT YEAR'S TESTS.

DATES OF HOME CRICKET FIXTURES.:

́ THE „AUSTRALIAN TOUR.

the

June 9, Trent Bridge; June 26, Lord's; July 10, Leeds; July 24, Old Trafford; August 18, Oval.

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SUE HO

JERS WIN AWAY

SHANGHAI RACES.

RESULTS OF 3RD DAYE EVENTS.

HOME SOCCER.

LEAGUE TABLE ATO DATEM

(Reuter' Service)

London, Nov. 4.

League table to date follows:-))

Division L

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CHAMPIONS), NUMBERS,

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In the Champions' Sweep of the autumn meeting of the Shanghai Race Club, the first three tickets

In the first diyision of the Eng-

"A" SWEEP. lish Football League to-day, Man-Warrenfield (1st) No. 2,551 T.T. on London chester City (playing at home) Bonnie Scotland (2nd) Next season's cricket Test lost to Sheffield United by 2 goals

T.T. on Shanghai Playing twelve-a-side, a Univer-

No. 28,541 An unusual incident believed to

Banka fo 4.

[Wheatcroft (8rd), No. 84,920 be unique in the annals of local sity cricket team won from HMS matches will be decided on

Hongkong Bank. SWEEP. hockey occurred in the match at "Ambrose" by two wickets after following grounds

do. Warrenfeld (1st) No. 8,250

Chartered Bank the U.S.R.C. yesterday when the fan exciting finish at Pokfulam

Bonnie Scotland

Mercantile Bank, A. Hongkong Hockey Club 1st XI yesterday.

The Naval team batted first.

(2nd) No. 16,512 defeated the East Surrey Regi-From 11 for 1 wicket, the score

Other important "matches at

do... Goals Wheatcroft (3rd) No. 8,199 P. & 0. Bank ment by 7 goals to 1.

Team P.W.D. L.F. A Pts.

Racing results follow:- Towards the end the Surrey went to 86 for 2. 105 for 3 and Lord's and the Oval during the

Sunderland...15 9 3 3.41 25 #THE 121 for 1. Then a slump began Beason are:

SUB-GRIFFINS goalkeeper, who had played a

but two of the later batsmen got Australians: June 6. Test trial Hudd'sfield. 12 6 5 1 37 18 17 Mr. Mogreki's Home Leave...

Lord's-May 15, M.C.C. vAston Villa13 6 5 234 23 17 SCRAMBLE (4 F.). shaky game and preferred to use his hands, instead of legs, ftelded into double figures. Hiptoola was match; July 5, Oxford v. Cam-Arsenal 14 7 3 29- a ball and got rid of it by throwing the last bowler tried. His first bridge; July 9 Eton v. Harrow: Tottenham... 14. 7. 3 4 25

When the

July 14, Gentlemen v. Players. Birmingham 14 6 3 5 25 23-15 referee pulled him up and gave

Oval-July 7, Gentlemen v. West Ham...14 7 1 6 18 25 15 Players: September 11, Champion | Liverpool.....12 5 4 3 23 15 14. a penalty bully for the obvious.

County v. The Rest.

Manch. Un....13 5 4 4 20 17 14 foul in the ring, the goalie seemed

The Australians will meet Bolton W14 5 4 3 26 26.14 surprised. Lammert was deputed

South of England at Bristol on Blackburn... 145 36 36 30 13 to take the bully for the Club.

13 The goal:e got the ball away, be-partnership with Hoalim took the May 26 and North of England at Newcastle U.135 35.26

Sheffield U...145 27 37 35. 12 came flurried, lost his stick and score to 74 for 6. Further addi- Birmingham on June 2. then Lammert put the ball in at for 9 but when the next wicket fall Counties have accepted an invita Leeds.[3.5 2.6 21 23 12 Mr. Harry White's

Representatives of the Minor W. Bromwichia 4 4 4 22:23 12 the score had already reached 159.don to play the Australians at Notts County 14 5 37 19 21 13 "Hunot hit 9 fours and Zimmern Maidenhead on April 28 and 29: Leicester.....13 4 3 6 27 17 1

fours. Emley bowled very con- Mr. L. Maritineau had offered his 12 5 16:25

private ground, and it is hoped to 'chester C.14 3 4 7 Everton......4356 sistently

xtend the match to three days. Burnley....143 38 19.42 9 H.M.S. "Ambrose,"

Should the fixture be fulfilled, Cardin City.14 4 1 98309 Emley, c Zimmern, b Lam.

here will be no match between Gladwyn, Lb.w, b Hoalim Hunot, e Lam, boulim 52 North and South (Minor Soper, run out

Counties) in 1926.

it out as in soccer.

the second time of asking.

*

+

To date each of the three teams of the Hockey Club-and there was a time not so very long ago! when it was difficult to get up even team-have played five ong matches, the tables being:-

1st XI 2nd XI ““A” tenni.... 5 3 0 2 M

ין :

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Yesterday the Club forwards were always dangerous and the whole team showed superior com- bination. The three forwards. Evans, Woodward and Allen worked together very well and: Lammert again distinguished himself by his runs down the Jeft wing.

ball gave a run. His next three off the innings for 15% each gave him a wicket, finishing|

Opening weakly the University lost a wickets for 20, Zimmern alone batting confidently.

tions took the score along to 143

要

4 37

Gaisford, e Sung, b Hiptool. Stone, not out

-

Goals

16

F. W. D. L. F. A.

Mortimer, e Hiptoola, b Hoalim 18

5 6 0 0 24 6

Palairet. b Lam....

0

5

2 2 1 14 10

Doolney, c Ng, b Lam

0

9Andrews, b Lam

15.

Spencer, b Hiptoolw

LEAVES AGA KHAN,

8

|

Nicholls, b. Hiptoola

11

0

4

Extras

2

Totall

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21

Bowling Analysis.

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W

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10

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captain) who was referee, made

Bernard Carsluke,. the famous. Australian Jockey, who has bean:

one or

two. mistakes. probably due to his having played C W. Lam, e Mortimer, o

Emley as a forward till yesterday and; accordingly, the ground may have Zimmern, b. Emley been too fast for him.. However, W. H. Sling, e Mortimer, b he more than made up by other

0

retained by Mr. J. B. Joel as his

leading jockay for next season.

75.

Emley

1

27

E. Hancock, Clayton

Lam

Sudan

Once again. Hett was at the top Hoaliny of his form at right halt. Lieut.. Sillitoe, playing at centre-half in

Ng

place of Mr. Mitchell (the Club Hiptoola.

University. This is : Ng, b Emley

bright patches in his game, prov-A. M. Barma, c. Mortimer, a ing himself an excellent pivot.

Emley...

Martin was sound at left half. A. ffoalim, 1.5.w., m Soper Becher and Farquharson had a C. K. Ong. c and b.Hunot comparatively, comfortable after B. N. Sudan, 1.b.w.,. b. Emley noon, meeting an attack which F. Hiptoola, b Emley was somewhat below that of the R. Chan Wah, not out last few weeks. What they did H. T. M. Barma, b Hunot was with credit.

R. Sung, not out

Captain Allfree, at centre-half for the Surreys, was perhaps the best in the military side. Dickens, at outside left also won praise and both the centre-forward and in-

Smith,

18 H. G. Hallam, run out

8A. Pavitt, not out

Extras:

4

12

Total

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Bowling Analysis.

Extras

12

0.

M..

0.

M.

Carpenter Total (for 10 wkts.). 159 | Prits

Jacob. Bowling Analysis.

Clayton 10 3 47 7 Smith 10. 2 30

11 1

7 1

80 27

R. W.

4 1

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28 0 +191

CRC. v. H.M.S.'

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2.

17

2

side left were seen to advantage Emley Lieut. Chidson was good at left Soper half.

Nicholls

Poor finishes and erratic shoot-Stone ing spoiled any opportunity the Andrews Surreys had of scoring. On the Hunot ... other hand, the Club missed very

few chances and improved on

openings that came their way.

KOWLOON V. THE ARMY.

Owen Hughes, Evans (2), In an all-day match at Kowloon, Woodward (2) Allen and Lam-the Army had an easy victory mert scored for the Club whose over the Kowloon Cricket Club, team was

Captain Morris, let off early in P. W. F. Mills; C. L. R. Becher, his innings, got three figures and A. P. T. Farquharson; A. S. Hett, was presented with a bat an is Lieut. G. Sillitoe, R.M.. Rev. customary. He hit 18 fours. E W Martin H. Owen Moderate bowling, supported by Hughes, R. C. Allen, W. Wood-indifferent fielding, paved the way ward (captain), B. D Evans, to a big score for the soldiers who G. P. Lammert.

declared with 816 when 5 wickets. down,

Major Pollard, the Kowloon Next week the Club 1st XI military medico, was the only one meets the Royal Navy at the new of the "home" batsmen to make a ground in King's Park (opposite stand before the Army's attack. the U.S.R.C. and across the road) on Armistice Day (Wednesday), starting about 3.80 p.m. and an other. excellent match should be seen.

4 1 11. .10 2 27 9.8 1 28

GOVERNOR'S CUP.

INTER-MONG GOLF AT

FANLING.

(Mr. Bucknell) 1 Mr. Harry White's Don Sebas-

tino A (Mr. Maitland) 2 Mr. Toeg's Tweed

Time: 1.02 IL-THE FLYAWAY PLATE

(7 F.): Mr. Day's Borderland

*. (Mr. Sokoloff) 8

(Mr. Dallas)

Don

Fire Insurances. China Fire Insurance. H.K. Fire Insurance

Shipping.

Douglases en Hongkong Steamboats.... HK. Tugs & Lighters... Indo-Chinas (Prof.)

"do da

Alphonso (Mr. Springfield) 2 Mr. Henry Morrisa's Parkfield

(Mr. Heard) 3 Oriental Navigation

Shell Transports

Water-boats

260 b & sa

(Def.) Lid:

H

$250

85

$59b. 59%

Refineries. (Mr. O'Brien) 1China Sugars

Time: 1.47.9/5. 1. THE GRAND STAND Star Ferries F.M.S.'s Kuala Lumpur ...

STAKES (1 M.);

Mr. Omekrik's Astrup

(Mr. Moller) 2 Mr. Robson's The Fascinating

Bird... (Mr. Brand) 3 Time: 2.10.8/5.

In the Governor's Cup (inter-IV-THE PARI-MUTUEL CUP hong) golf competition at Fanling]: (116 M.) :.. the draw is:

Mr. Day's Forestland Byen PT. Wodehouse and Capt Bloxham (Police), T. G. Mr. Birdrake's Sea Eagle ....

Andrews. Bennett and L. R

(Johnson, Stokes and Master), Mr. Allan's Florida .........ated FJ. de Rome and A. O.. Brawn (Education Department), F A. Perry and 3. M. Mayes (B.A.T.), F. H. Crapnell and. J. Hooper (Godown Co.), and G. S.. Hugh Jones and J. T. Prior (Wilkinson and Grist),

First round: T. D. E. Pendered and W., A. Butterfield (A. P. C) v. H. G. Hegarty and W. J. Clerk

Time: 8.22.4/5. V. THE

(14 M.):

Mr. Dod's MacNab

(Mr. Moses)

Malabon Sugars Mining. Benguets.

Kailan Mining Ad: Langkats (Combined)

do (Single)

Shanghai Exploration

Godowns, &c,

HK. & K. Wharves

Lands, Hotels & Bldgs."

EC

n.

88569 34984 22 mauna keso ne

$140

Mr. and Mrs. N.. W. Hickling's

Right and Left (Mr. Rosted) 2 Messra, Hoyt and Springfield's H.K. & S. Hotels: (old) (434 84: $974

Mad Hatter (Mr. Bucknell) 31, Time: 2.41.2/5.

(H. and S. Bank), L. T. Watty and D. Reid (Chartered Bank) v.VI-THE BUBBLING WELL J. T. Smalley and D. J.. Valentine CUP (14 M.): (Government Medical Service), A. Cameron and T. G. Monagham, [{CP:9) v. W» W. Mackenzie and W, B. Cornaby (Jardine's), CD Lambert and Smith (Kowloon-Mr. and Mrs. A. V. White's

White Ensign (Mr. Mollar) 3.

Time: 2.40

9 Canton Railway) v. H. U. Ireland

and W. Ironside (B. and S.)*

Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's

The Emus. (Mr. McBain) Mr. Toeg's Red Deerin,

(Mr. Sokoloff) 2

14 Byes C. W. Jeffries and B. DVIL

do. Hongkong Lands

HK Realty..... H.K. Territorials Humphreys Estates Princes Building... Rural Lende

15.10.

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Shanghai Loan.

B

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Raubs

$3

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(Mr. Maitland) 2

Tronoh Mines

Ural Caspians

67 b 68/

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(Mr. Molier) 3:

JOCKEY

Docks, Wharves

CUP

$1420.

П

140

HK & W. Docks

57 b.

60

64

Hongkows

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252

THE JESSFIELD CUP

Evans (Observatory) v. R. M. (11⁄4, M.);

133 Smith and L. G. S. Dodwell Mr. Omekrik's Astrup.

(Dodwell's), J. H. Hearn and

w.J. S. Gillingham (Naval Yard) v.|M. and LG.W.'s Western Moor

1. Shellshear and F. A. Redmond

2 (University), H. S. Bennett and

J. P. Sherry (Telephone Co.) v 8 D. McLaren and N. Currie (Davie 2 Bosg and Co.).

First round by November 29, "HERMES."second by December 20, third by January 3, fourth by January 17. of combined handicap on November 1 to count.

In â low-scoring match the Three-eighths Chinese Recreation Club lost to H.M.S. "Hermes," on the C.R.C.{ ground, Causeway Bay, by 57

runs.

Ching took 5 wickets for 82. runs, Beatty & for 20 and Allen 3 for 29, the last two bowling un- changed.

H.M.S." Hermes.". Lt. Gannon-Williams, b W,

Hunger

Pay-L. Allen, c K. W. Cheng,

b Ching... Bor, Halloway, c K. T. Lai, b

Ng Sze-kwong Sgt-Lt-Com. Greenstreet, b

W. Hung Flight-Lt. Phillips, b Ching Stoker Cheldon, run out.. Lt. Beatty, b. Ching

C. RA. Blake, run out a P. O. Skeep, b Ching A. B. Goble, hot out 55 Lt. Findlay, b Chizz

"Extras 182

The Armyw Capt. C. D. Armstrong, b Lee C.Q.M.S. Stripp,.c Hancock,

b Lyak Capt. E. W. Morris, Green, On Thursday the Volunteers b. Lyal play the East Surreys at the Capt. G. A. Bridgeland, 5 Lee BG. U.S.R.C. ground. The Volunteer Capt. R. A. Warters, not out 48 team can be described as the Club Q.M.S. Fritz, not out first eleven defence and second Capt. J. O. Carpenter; c eleven attack, with the exception

that the Defence Corps will have.

the two 1st XI wingers, Qwen Hughes and Lammert.

Mr K, S. Robertson beat Mr. C. A. da Roza by 6 and 6 in the final (86 holes) of the Kowloon Golf Club summer cup

The junior golf championship at Happy Valley will be restarted and the drawe is McCubbin Stewart; W Pattorem v B Patheram E. Moore

Clark C. A. Grimes y WH Edmonds: P. Morison

Oliver J, H. Gelling

Laing to be

šeman,

Green, b Lee

Extras

Total Bowling Analysis.

16

W. Hung

8 Ching

8.20

8 Youngsaye

Ng Sze-kwong H. Hunga

12

way, b Beatty

Total for 5 wkta.) 816 Lleut. J H. Smith, Lt. Col.

W. A. Edmeades, Gnr. Clayton C. Choa and Q.M.S. Jacob did not bat. WE

Bowling Analysis.

Lyal

·Lee Brown Hancock Raven Ramsey Pollard

1116 2

582

88

18

19640 EL Chin b Alle

88

101

18

HOME GOLF.

WETHERED LOSES IN

FOURSOMES,

FRENCH CHAMPIONS DOWN.”

(Times of Ceylan:)

London, October 19,

At Worplesdon, in the mixed

(Mr. Maitland). 2′

Cotton Mill Ewo Cottons Orientals

Shanghai Cottons: (old)). dokimew} Miscellanegas

.do.. (new) China Buses China Lights (comb.

do. (old)

(new)

do.

China Prov, (comb.

do (old) do... (пет) Dairy Farms Der A Wing (full pd.).

Messrs. Beith and Pearce's Bill

Brewer (Mr. Heard) 8 Time: 2.45.8/5. VIII. CHAMPION SWEEP.

STAKES (114 M.) : Mr. H. Morriss's Warrenfield..

155lbs. www.(Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. Day's Bonnie Scotland

161lbs. (Mr. Dallas) 2 Mr. Liddell's Wheatcroft,

do (part. pd). 165lbs. (Mr Bremner) 3 Hongkong Amusements. Time: 2.85.2 M

HK Constructions IX. SUB GRIFFIN CONSOLA- Hongkong Electrics.

TION CUP (144 M.):*

H.K. Developments Mr. Hardy W. Fowler's Falcate H.K. Ropes (comb.)

(Mr. Dallas). 1) - do. **** (old); Mr. and Mrs. William McBain's do (new)

Rocket (Mr. McBain) 2 Hongkong Tramways Mr. Lamerton's Salamis

Lane, Crawford. Macao Electrics Mackintosh

(Mr. Moller) 8 Time: 2.51.2/5.2.

open scratch foursomes, Roger X THE WAYSIDE CUF Wethered and Mrs. Stewart, of

Littlestone, were beaten in the Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's 17first match by Mian Dobson, of Roman Oriole (Mr. McBain) 1

Brancaster, and the Hon H. Mr: Daye Greenland

1 Legge, of Worplesdon at the We BEER (Mr.Dallas) 020th green.

Mr, B. D. F. Beith's Booran RUA (Mr. Maitland): 8

The Hon. W. Brownlow,, 61, Addington, and

of Sunningdal Chaume and tively the let and the open 111 of France

the fol

Allen Findlay

Hams

Brom

Wood

Be

Fritz

Lai Kwong-teup,

Beatty

J.C. Lyal lbw b Fri GeLes

ig sam, nat

A. W. Ramsey,

404010 E. Wong, b Bea

newell, Time: 1.47.2/5.

Nanyang Tobaccos Peak Trams (ola)

a dojde? (new) Sinceres Singapore. Trams Taxis United Asbestos

Watsons (old)

CUP

do (new)) Wm. Powells

XL THE POOTUNG

Middy and Co.'s Title Deed. A

(Mr. Heinzerling). *1, Messrs. Fash, and Edmund's

„Dunlop *ny: (Mri Sokoloft). 1

Mr. D. Brand's Adelphi 2.

DESKARGAN (Mr. Brand) 81 Dead heat

Time: 1.00.

ROLAND TODD.

9.40 1. 1955 b.

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5.44 b. 563 50 cis: B

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INVESTMENTS.