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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1926.

"CHINA MAIL" SPORTS PAGE

OPENING MEET.

COLONY'S FIRST "COUNTRY"

success.

RACES.

די

A STRONG LEAD.

YESTERDAY'S INTERPORT

SINGLES...

SHANGHAI AHEAD.

HOLIDAY CRICKET

CLUB DEFEAT UNITED SERVICES..

"OTHER" MATCHES.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Houlim, b Shahn Choa, b Bilha

"Balbatoha

HO Hunt by Balhutchot WAM Gitting, STUTS OUT HL Yunge Zimmern

Buthatchot...

Shahabudin

2 12

Balhatchet 9 20

138

HEROES CHEERED

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

NEW YORKUS

B BRILLIANT DEMONSTRATION:

LOCAL SHARE MARKET.

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS

HONGKONG FEBRUARY 16, 1926) 10:30 AM.

H. Hunt, b Rumjaha

A. T. M. Barmi, b Rumjahn. A. N. Other; not out

Extrai

(Reuters American Service:)

New York, Feb. 16 The wives of Captain Fried and Total

141 the crew having previously board-||| Bowling Analysis,

ed the vessel at Quarantine Island do

Hongkong Bank

London; MWthere were happy crowds on buard

0 27 8 the Hner President Roosevelt, Mercantile Bank, A. & )

Chartered Bank 4with scrubbed, decks and shining do.

THE on London

2/475

TT on Shanghai

1045.

1040

£11

£972

590:

2,30

"140 19

238

165

310 b. $25

FANDING STEEPLECHASES.

Although the train from Kow- A strong loud (4% points to 17%), The match between the Hong- boon only brought between three was set up by the visiting Shang-long CC. and the United Services and four hundred, many went by has team in the angles gold tourna was continued yesterday on the motor-car to yesterday's steeple-ment at Funding yesterday and on Club ground. At the close of the chases at Fanling the urst form the Hongkong players will first day's play on Saturday the "country meeting to be held have to play Famarkably well to H. K. C. C. were 51 rune asend in Rumjahn Tab.11.1 2

26: the Colony-ant the day was a beat them in the foursomes to-day. the first innings and had lost five Lüm

Some excellent golf was seen in wickets for. 51 runs, and

Laing NB 8' 10 24 HE the Governor Sir" Cecit the course of the singles matches.

The Club closed their second In.Ponsonby Fane: 0.

"Present." m Clementi) was present and Lacy The surprise of the day was thenings for 156 rune, Pearce contri Clementi distributed the prizes.

defent of N. W. Budd, the Shangha buting 63. Sayer made 28 and H. N Balhatchet, b Ng Sze-

já kwong anda ba Mrs. J. G. Bower was the only Captain, by A. H. Ferguson who. Hancock 81. The Servicon were lady riding and was deservedly

played conglatently good golf thus left to make 208 runs to win P. Ng, b Yooh applauded for a grand victory..

throughout the day. Ferguson Results follow:-

won by 2 and 1 and wont round in THE CAUSEWAY BAY in the afternoon.

A match which STEEPLECHASE, 144, MILES.

was followed Winner to receive a Cup pro with a deal of interest was that sented by Mrs. Hartford between 1. W. Shewan and A. E. Second $30 Third $18. Catchinko, probably bechase of the A. W. Hayward, a Hussey, b weights 165, 15. Mr. Wright-Neville's.

Better .........(Owner) 1 Mr. F. A. Pollock's Nugget

(Owner) 2 Major Peterson's Night Dress:

(Capt. Sturges) Also run: Uncle Guss (Mr Potts), Dick (Capt. Johnson) Woodlark (Mr. Stanton), Hermes (Major Bennett).

Eficient bowling by the Club resuked in the dismissal of the Services for EEG runs. The Club were therefore left winners by 32: runs.

H.K.C.C-1st Innings

Intter player's reputation Jor Halsey

D. Laing, b Ng Szo-kwong

A. Rumjahn, Gittins, b Ng Sze-kwong ...... GW. Lam,,e Hoalim, b Ng

See-kwong...

T. W. Chang, b Ng Ste-kwong

Bank of East Asia ..

B brass, on her arrival from Europe. P&O. Bank

Steamboats frantically sounded their sirens; and tens of thousands of spectators cheered and waved, An enthusiastic ceremony recep tion was held on board, this being attended, amongst others,

27 eminent British a

20:

OIL OR COAL?

DEVELOPMENT IN MOTOR TONNAGE

Marine Insurances. Canton Insurance China Underwriters .. North China Insurance, Union Insurance Fami Yangtra Insurance....

Fire InsurANCER. China Fire Insurance.

K. Fire Itaurance i»

* Shipping. Douglasestemang Hongkong Steamboats HK Tugs & Lighters": Indo-Chinas (Praf:))))

do (Det.) L'd. do) HR. Oriental Navigation Shell Transporta Star Ferries are Water-boats

فة

165

·520

18 bi 20 mí

E Zimmern, c, Hall, b Hoalim

1 11

R. A Ponsonby-Fane; b Yeoh

driving... After being three down at Je.. R. Sayor; "hb.w.,, b. Marcor....... the Siffin interval. Shewan mado a 11. Owen Hughes, b Stephenson. 44. good recovery but a drive among T. E Peasca, b. Halsey the trees at the sixteenth lost him. F. Stowart, b Cantrell the game. He was 2 down.. Blinks | R., Hancock,, e Hussoy.. want round in 76 In the morning. Halsey

3. Hachiuma, e Gittins, b: Ng

Szo-kwong..

R.. N. Sudanj, not out

pwna

ALL A QUESTION OF PRICE,

28.

H. Y. Leong; b. Yooh

230

O. Shahabudin,, absent

Extras

(British Wireless Service,)

· 12:

Total

14.

186

Rugby, Feb. 15.........

30:

Bowling Analysis..

falabon Sugars chins Sugars

Di M.

B. W.

24 Ng Sze-kwong...13

Yeoh

7,2 0

Extras...

28.

Hoalim Samy

6:0 82

Total Bowling Analysis. /

205

The biggest victory of the day H.-A. Sheldon, 5 Cantrell was that of J. B. Ferrier who beat H. V. Parker, & Hälsos w. Douglas 5 up and to play. Leal run out

Ferrior has been a regular visitor A. C. Bowker, c Mercer; b to Fanling with the Shanghai in-

Halsey .....

Course

Starting prices: evens Nuggetterport team for some years now. B. Reed, not out 2-1 More Better; 5-1 Night Dress. and on his lust visis did the

Cash Sweep: No. 67, $204:40: holes in 72, equalling the No. 99, $58.40; No. 40, $291201 (record. Unplaced ponies Nos. 14, 89, TD. E. Pendered went down to 315, 111.

THE HUNT STEEPLECHASE,

R.. Malcolm--(8 and 2) but play- cd'excellent golf in the last nine Cantrel holes. He was seven down at the Mercer end of the 27th, but' dhi the That Halsey nine in 35;

Stephenson

Robertson.

2 MILES-Winner to receive a Cup presented by Sir Paul Chater, Kt, C.M.G., Second $40. Third $24. Catch-weights, A. K. Mackenzie went down by 3Morris 180 lbs..

and 2 to J. F. Pilcher although the Hongkong man had secured a leadi of 4 up at the halfway, house In the morning

Mr. W. T. Stanton's Solly... t

(Owner) Mr. C. H. Turner's Pongo..

(Owner), 2 Mr. A. H.. Potts Two Pairs ...

Steady play on the part of both players saw R M Smith and 3Parbury fighting to the list and a suitable ending was the winning of

(Owner) Also van: Harford (Mr. Beck), October (Mr. Pollock), Curlew the last hole by the Mongkong man, Dahlia (Mr. Dangerfield), Tam the game being all square. (Mr.

Charles), Durian (Mr.

Macnamara).

Starting prices: evens Solly 4-1: Pongo 2-1 agst, Two Pairs.

Cash Sweep: No. 27, $301; No. 63, $86 No. 108, $50. Enplaced ponies: Nos. 128, 8, 26, 28, 59. THE FANLING NATIONAL, 2: MILES-Winner to receive a Cup presented by H.R.H. Prince Third George. Second $30. $18. Mrs. R. J. Paterson's John Smith.....Mr. Follock) Mr. R. H. Charles' New York (Owner): Capt. Sturges Reynolds

(Owner) 3 Prohibition (Mr..

GIRLS IN SPORT.

EVENING FROCK MAKES DIFFERENCE!

R W:

228 65 23

KOWLOON v. H.K.CC. 2nd: Kowloon were at home to they Club seconds. Batsmen were on 1 top and a draw ensued: Mitchell, 5playing for the H.K.CC juniors

made a century.

Hongkong C.C. 2nd XI

21 3: 65

4. 01 2:

M. M. Watson, b: Goodwin ...

D. E G. Nichelson, run out.:

H. G. Burgess, c Banner, b

Overy

United Services-Ist Innings. Pay-Lt. Hussey, b. Sayer

C. Q. M. S. Stripp, b Parker ... Capt. Bridgland, b Parker.. Mick Stephenson, b. Parker Capt. Mercer, b Parker

Capt. Morris,. c Owen Hughes..

b Parker

Lt.. Halsey, b Bowker 1. Robertson, b Lyak.. Capt Warters, 'b Bowker Lt. Nicholson,. e Pearce, b

LYR

Lt.-Col Cantrell,, hot out.

Extras

AN AMERICAN VIEW.

How Amerion views the boom in sports for British ladies is in- dicated in the following message. Parker. .. 1sent to U.S.A. papers from London Sayer

on January 20:-

"Lyal

B. J. R. Mitchell, not out ........ 7W. W. Mackenzie, c. Woolley,

·B Overy...

GP. Lammert, bi Goodwin ...

11 WT. Featherstone, b Goodwin 32 G. R. Vallack, not, out

Extras...

Total (6 wkis, dec.) 2 R W. Lect O. Skinner and 4 Griffin did not but..

Refineries!

The annual report of the British Chamber of Shipping states that

Mining. the past year has seen a further development in the construction of Benguets..... motor

tonnage, notwithstanding Kailan Mining Ad. the decrease in coal prices and the do.

Langkats: (Combined)

(Single) increase and uncertainty in the shanghal Exploration coat of oil fuek-

Ranba

Tronoh Mines Ural Caspians

Dock, Wharves Godowns, &c. K&K Wharves

K. & W, Docks Hongkews S

Of the tonnage launched Shanghal Loan Great Britain and Ireland in 1923 about 13 per cent. was motor ton nage. The proportion rose in 1924 to 16 per cent, and the tonnage under construction, at the end of (that year was 24%1⁄2 'per cent. The proportion had risen by the end of December, 1925, to more than one-

Now Engineerings third

The report adds: "If the cost of hanghai Docks .. raising steam by coal be taken as Lands, Hotels & Bidge. 13100 the corresponding cost where K&B Hotels (old))

www.done(new) fols used under boilers: on the 20 basis of present prices is 258, but Hongkong Lands

this does not allow for many na-K Realty. tural advantages. possessed and H.K. Territorials 272 economies facilitated by the use Humphreya Estates

Hof o Generally, it may be con

sidered that, wherever oil is economically obtainable, the first Wclass passenger liner trace has been lost to coal as regards motor power. But oil is not likely wholly

0 to supplant coal as a steam raiser 2 unless, coal prices increase or oil prices diminish: The question of conversion turna largely upon the relative price of coal and oil”

Bowling Analysis.

Total

104 Goodwin

29.

Bowling Analysis.

Gorvin

1.10

86% 35:

W. Spillett

Boker Reed

10d!

46 2 Overy

12.

230 G. Lee

TO 4

52 G

Kowloon C.C

5. 2 6 2 Grimm

Growing fondness for outdoor sports has not lessened

H.K.CC-2nd Innings

the

A. W. Hayward, b Cantrell JC Lyal, run out.

F. Goodwin, e. Lammert, b 1 Griffin

.95. 7

e Watson, b

Also ran: Potts). Reardan (Mr. Stanton) Four of a Kind (Dr. Macgown), Dummy (Mr. Reidy), Mowgli (Mr. Bousfield).

Starting Prices:

6-4 John

Smith 2-1 on New York; 4-1 Reynolde

Cash Sweep: No. 113, $882:20; No. 134, $109.20; No. 114. $54.60. Unplaced ponies: Ncs. 30, 108, 41, 136, 61. OPEN

LIGHTWEIGHT STEEPLECHASE, 2% MILES. Winner to receive Cup. Second $40. Third $24. Lt.Cdr. Spragge's Cheriton -

Vale... (Mrs. J. G. Bower) 1 Mr.W. T. Stanton's Jambu...

(Owner) 21

Mr. R. H. Charles Drake...

(Owner) 3

Also ran: Valiant (Mr. Reidy), A.B. (Mr. Eowerfield), Aces Up (Mr. Potts)..

Starting prices: evens Cheriton Vale; 2-1 Jumbu; 4-1 Drake."

$18.

Mr. A. N. Lucey's Country

Mouse

Mr. A. Forsyth's Chessman.

(Owner)

Mr. J. R. Jenkin's Zircon

H.. A. Sheldon, ran out

38: 1 A. W. Ramsay, e Watson, a

E. F. Stewart, a Mercer, b.

Halsey

G. R. Sayer, e Stripp, b Cantrell H. Owen Hughes, b Halsey .. H. V. Parker, e Warters, b

Cantrell

T. E Pearce, e Morris, b

Cantrell

R. Hancock, Ebw. Cantrell

A. C. I. Bowker, e Cantrell b

Nicholson

EB Reed, not oúb

Extras

Total

G. Lee, b Grifin 3E, C. Fincher.

Griffin

14 S. B. Spillett, b Vallack 28CT. Evans, b Lammert

0A. A. Dand, b Griffin

D. H. Banner, not out.

Extras

230

Total (7 wits.):

W. Woolley H. Overy and W. B. J. 31

Gorvin did; not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

O M. R. W 21.1 8.37

Bowling Analysis,

INDUSTRIES FAIR.

PUSHING SALE OF BRITISH GOODS.

(British Wireless Service.)

Rugby, Feb. 15, The twelfth British Industries Fair to promote the world-wide sale of British goods was opened MBW. to-day at the White City in Lon- 80 5don and at the Exhibition Building Tin Birmingham. About 160,000 personal invitations to attend the

.5.

15 Griffin

Vallack

Oi .21

.20* 2 28

166 Mitchell:

0 14

Cantrell Stephenson

R. W. Lee Burgess. Lammert

0 Fair have been issued

2 0 18 11

I 13 0

Halsey

Mercer...

Lady Forbes-Robertson."

modern girl's inherent fondness

Bridglund

24 Nicholson

3. United: Servicos-2nd Innings. Lt. Nicholson, Pearce, b.

Bowker u

44 2. 63 19 0

Bowker

b Parker

Lt. Robertson, Lb.w: Parker"

Extras

Princes Building; .. [Rural Lands

Cofion Mills,

Ewo Cottona Orientals Shanghai Cottons. (old);

do..

(now)

Miscellaneous. Canton Ices.. Cements (comb.) do. (okl) do: (new) China Buses China Lights (comb)

do. (old) do. (now) China Prov. (cornb.)

do (old)

do. (new) Dairy Farms, ... Der A Wing (full pd.)

(part pd.).

Hongkong Amusements. H-K, Constructions Hongkong Electrics H.K. Developments

R Bopas (comb.) do. (old).

(DSW) Hongkong Tramways

do....

Lane, Crawfords

Macao Electrics

154

$122

· 53

T165 b..

108's

104

$7.60 b 79687.60 b

61 b. 60 sa.!

-5... --

II.

b..

13...

1:20

TO B..

To b. 94.

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12 24

T10 h.

10 b. 11 8 634

73/20

3 b

24.cts. b.

2014 b20/28

114

1254

(new)

* 10% 834

The Fair; as usual, Includes Mackintosh very comprehensive range of pro-Nanyang Tobaccos ducts, and, as one example of its Peak Trams (old)

dow CCC. v. LR.C.

completeness, more than 1,000 Craigengower

the chemicals not previously made. In Sinceres

Singapore Trams Indian R.C. "In an all-day match, Britain are exhibited.

L'aris 1the vialtors doing well. Scord

United Asbestos

received

The White City exhibition CCC (1st) 122 runs (D. Fritz divided into ten sections, and in- 29, A. B. Hamson 42),cludes one devoted to the 41.R.C. (18) 276 runs (SAR. Dominions and Colonies, which have 19 Ismail 62 SA Ismail 28, A Hup to now been represented only by

Madar 67, "extras" 25) individual concerns.

CCC (2nd) - 185 rung for 9

wickets (A B. Hamson 132 E. Fincher 18).

39 "Electric" v. Taikoo. (4)

On the Bookumpo ground; the Hongkong, Electric Co defeated Taikoo by 20 runs. Score:

Cash Sweep: No. 368, $457.80; for: indoor sports, according to C. Q: M. S. Stripp, l.b.w., b Reed No. 4, $130.80; No. 121, $65.40. speakers at a recent meeting of the Pay Lt Hussey, lbw Unplaced ponies: Nos. 24, 8, 128. committee on education. It was VOLUNTEER HUNT CUP. 11 pointed out that a girl might play Mid. Stephenson, b Reed

MILES.-Winner to receive a tennis, football or even box durt. Halsey, c Hayward, b Reed Cup presented by Capt. H. B. Ling the day, but once out of her Capt. Morris, not out Dowbiggin. Second 380. Third sport clothes and into an evening Capt. Bridgland, b Bowker

frock she raverted instantly to Lt Col Cantrell, run out the primitive feminine business of Capt. Warters, e Owen Huges, flirting, powdering and disturb ing the thoughts of serious, hard Capt. Mercer, b Parker 2 working, men.

"Certain speakers had just (Mr. Ogilvie) 3 finished upholding the view that Also ran: Strathlorne (Mr. the post-war girl took her sport Sewell), Teddy (Mr. Bimpson), more seriously thar beauty and Smart Guy (Mr. Hinton), cultivating her sex appeal. A Alcantra (Mr. Muegown), half dozen in the audience im- Raod

Starting prices: evens Countrymediately sprang to the defence Mouse; 5-1 Chessman; 6-1 Zircon of flirtation versus muscle.

Cash Sweep: No. 109, $278.60; "Lady Forbes-Robertson de- No. 79, $79.80 No. 315, $50.clared that sport was necessary Unplaced pontes Nos. 110, 74, but so was powdering. Girls 104, 106, 51.

would always find time, she the Baid to make themselves at Univer tractive. All the sports in the pr world, she declared warmly; could mar not dull their infinite variety or playe cool her love of flirting,

BRITISH POLO DEFEAT.

(via Colombo.).

Miami (Fa.), Jan. 24.

Bowker

Parker Lyal

u polo match here theSald Lady Alexander: I la lav Flamingoes defeated the British wr for anyone to suppose that Freebooters (Colonel Melville, girls can find no time to firt and

the Marquis of Waterford, Capt.

Rex Smith, and Major Lyons) by

8 goals to 7 after nine hard

fought chukkera, oder

The Flamingoes team wa

P. Köehl, J. KA Cooler, H

Talbott, Jar, and

Just because she

Total: Bowling

VARSITY MATCH.

past

over

stud

on the Chfi The teams

12 HK Electric 138 runs (Gahagan

545, Foster 20 pot out), ag

6 Taikoo 113 runs (Grimes: 71, #9 Young 201: Dunbar 4 wickets for 25 runs and Way, 4 for 22), AGA

TWO VICTORIES.

HONGKONG-SOCCERITES, IN

SHANGHALA

(Reuter's Service.)

Another sew feature is the ex hibition of products of Brition Tural industries.

ADVICE BY PRINCE.

(British Wireless Service)

London, Feb. 15.X

(Founders) (Ordinary)

Watsons fold).

do.. (new) Wm. Powells H.K. Telephone

WORKING HOURS.

PROSPECT OF INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT.

(British Wireless Service.)

ters

F F1ilg Ball Tg ww

$122

tion has been approved by sections of the Belgian Chamber.

The International Labour Offe states that "the combination of legislative and diplomatle acti now..., la progress may presently produce decisive and valuable Bresults%

um, maker was

Rugby Febi The British Industries Fair. A conference of the which numerous overseas buyers of Labour of Britain, Are attending in London and France, Germany, and Birmingham was formally in the British Governmen augurated at a banquet in London, is expected to take place next

nich terday

ven pamphlet

Boller ody-yes seditious

to commit cutting his

The man is

at the Government

at which ILR. the Prince of month its object is to consider A Chinase atten Wales was the principal guest, the possibility of securing an suicide yesterday

The Prince emphasised the evi-effective international agreement throat with a razor. dence of improved design and for regulating the hours of labour, now, can workmanship and the advance in The Prime Minister Shanghai Feb 16 methods of production annually stated that if that ag afternoon South China revealed at the Fair. He trusted reached, the rattac

ors would Washington Agreement

countries w

1880(team) beat

by three ash

thad Feb. 15 bri

Coreign count Lound us

Briti

Britain will pro-

Civil Hoap

Samal natahed fire took place tine village In the New ** yesterday. Slight, amounting to about $40,

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