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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926.

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FINAL SELECTIONS. WITH THE “ASHES.?”

TIPS FOR RACES ON MONDAY..

COLLECTIVE COMMENT.

By "Patrol

Friday night...

AUSTRALIA'S CRICKET

TEAM

KELLEWAY INCLUDEDT

Sydney, Feb. 12:

It'ia reported that C. Kelloway has arranged to go to England with Several factors prevent the posthe Australian Test team and will sibility of giving anything he asal on the "Otranto" on March 3.

The Australians are to spend ten tabulated ust of sioctions for

The carty pab-days in London before playing the Monday's races. maning hour forbids a review of nrst match:

› Wanteng-up! gustops to-morrow Saturday morning and on bun day, but there is a more in- portunt bearing.

Mr. Beth

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owns:

Report Confirmed,

HOME RUGGER.

RESULTS AHEAD OF THE MAIL.

INTER-HOSPITAL CUP.

(via Colombo:)

THE CHINA MAIL.

CRICKET NOTES.

· COMMENT ON LOCAL

LEAGUE

FACTS AND FIGURES.

(By Sentinel.]

With two matches played in cach division last week,, several changes have been made in the league records.

In the "most wickets in an lunings (senior) W. C. Hung (CR.C.) comes in with the high- secondes number of wickets secured so

far

Lastest rugby union resulta sro Iater-hospital eup : round:-Guy's 18, Middlesox 3, at Richmond (Feb. 9); St. Thomas" 29, University College 3 Richmond (Feb. 12).

Feb 10:-Bridgend 12, Swansea

12. Lafor... It is confirmed that Kolfeway will accompany the Australian cricket team, to England!.

The Chase string will be sent out on Saturday. When unes muy cause decisions to be changed re-

Sailing Dates.. events For Derby

"Melbourne, Feb. 9, garding the grins. Then Mr. B. D. F. Beith

The AustraHur team of "Test"" ewish his partner Mr. LomHANGITENAN

cricketers: Ko tu Tasmania on batter known as "My Fash") February 26. They will play at due to arrive in time to watch unLaunceston on February 27, March "performances.

2, March 2, and at Hobart. on Local Option and has an interest March 4, 5 and 6 They will re in Grey worn. Wliers other "oldum to Melbourne on March ponies start will be governed by and entrain for Perth on March 8 ind chances of avoiding opposition after a luncheon by the Victorian with such speedy runners. Of the

Ansociation class which usually provides the most surprises-the subscription griffins-there is also an lemens of uncertainty. Total Abstinence, on form, is good enough to beat any other sub, from the shortest

LAWN BOWLS...

BRITISH TOUR IN NEW ZEALAND..

THE LAST MATCHES:

(via Colombo.). The last matches in the tour of the British lawn bowls team, resulted:-

Feb.

Wellington (N. Z)

tears, especially the Infantry Com LOCAL SHARE MARKET.

pany have in their ranks some of the best players in the Colony and not a few who have proved their worth in interport matches E. F. Stewart, who did well in the last interport match at Shanghai, has gone to Manila, and but for this the combination would be still stronger, Stewart's figure will be greatly missed as he is good all- round and is booked for avan bigger things..

BATTING AVERAGES.

Divizion: L

Eng. Lt. C. R. P. Bennett (R.N.). d. Fincher (C.3.) 91 242 121.00 came into the "wickets aggregate Major Hattersley (Junior) the previous week.

is now displaced by R. G. Robert. son of the Police..,

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Fire Insurances. scored 200 runs this seuson are Mid. Stephenson (N.) 9 182 370 42.12.

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A W.

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D. Fritz (C.C.C.). 8.82 160 26.66 Shell Transporta first victory over the Indian R.C. Pay Lt. Huss

(N.) 745 159 22.71

159 22:Vater-boats 1st XI on Saturday.

46 136 22.66 They had A. Wood (0.5.)... 7 lost six matches and drawn 00.Q.M.8 Stzipp (S.) 6 49 11 220 hina Sugars. Maddocks

80/ 22:25 (RA) 4.54.

* Refineries. :-Wellington 166 Bri-Handicapped in both batting and Fincher (CGC). 6 61* 111 22:20:

bowling, they still gave a good. 2. Macaskill (K.) 29 36 22:06 Malabon Sugars Vain 156

Feb. 1-Britain 188, suburban account of themselves in some of D Ismail (L) 654 131 21.83

their encounters.

F: E. Lawrence (CS) 8 62 150 21.42

Benguets... lube: 148.

Division IL Feb. 12: Britain 171, combined.

Kalian Mining^Ad.. Capt. Bridgland (RE) 584 238 59.50 Langkats (Combined) Jeluba 127.

.do. (Single) Feb. --Britain 181, Welling-200) runs this season. He played Spencer (N) 4 35* 48 48.00 H. S. Gordon (HK) 3 48 119 39.86: on Club 143.

consistently in all the matches, L. D. McNicol (H.E.) 343 71 35.60 Shanghai Exploration his batting record! being 48, 49, 59, Sgt. Blondie (R.) 8 91 205 34.16 Shanghai Loan..... 14, 3, 3, 7, 29. As a bowler he T: D. E. Pandored

Rauba (HK) has come off best for his Club-17

4 48. 08. 22.00 Tronoh Mines: wickets at a cost of slightly over W. M. Gittens (U.)... 671 115

S. B. Spillett (OS) 430 80 28166 Ural Caspians

28175 17 vuns each. I am told by my B. C. K. Hawkins colleague, W.PC, that playing for

TH.. King: (P) the second teams a few years ago ..RIES young Hung was much bucked Mid. Simms (N.) after getting a few runs off an R. G. Robertson (P)

59 120 24.00 interport bowler. Even at that Lt. Emley (N.).....

Y. A. Wahab (L) 661 148 28.83 tine his style was such as to pre-A. K. Mackenzie Idict a: great future for him (K)... WP.C. adds that he all along FW. Howell (K).... 343 expected much of him and shall A. R. F. Raven (K) not be surprised to see him in re: J Hall (HK)3 52 Capt.. Bloxhans (P) 3 83 presentative cricket before long.

DE G. Nicholson

(H.K,)

PISTOL MATCH..

Hongkong Police defeated HMS to the longest distances. Some say "Ambrose in friendly pistol that he is not quick of the mark.match at the Kennedy Road range Tadge who are sweet on line neplyvesterday, by 59 points Scores that his first. mite (of 1%

Police Ritchie 143, Wynne 141, miler gullop in 3 mins, 18 secs.) Saunders 186), Chrey 184, Whand was done in 1.08 and, the first 118, Roberta 118-total 786.

As the law tennis took at the mile in 1.37 Ir the "outside Ambrose-Mitchell 157, Stark United Services Recreation Club. market" he is rated to be even 136, Nailson 131, Com. J. G. Bower Kowloon, cannot be held to-day better than all of the class above 123, Green 104, Deathridge: 96-the "at Home" is postponed until

a date to be fixed him, with the possible exception of totul 728. three or four.

A number of subs, and griffins are entered in races, for old ponies --some with allowances and others. without. In view of the fore- going, punters will have to tike the various points into considera-' tion. My submissions are based

on honest oplarion, and are made at a time when conditions have to be..

Should at best,,,a rough guess. anything material happen in the interval. I will endeavour to do what is necessary. in the first edition of Monday..

hours, etc.

publishing For plusse refer to notice elsewhere in hd iue: 11

Who's Who

That bit of the course from the Golf CB to the 5 furlong post was rather soft but elsewhere there seems little cause for com- plaint. Should there be no rain to-night, the grass track (closed this morning) was to have been open for Saturday,

Photo by "Hantamon.?" "

A snapshot of the Fanling hound, with the Masters and whippers-in, taken-

at Kwanti, near Fanling, in the New Territories.

take the Chater Cup. Local Option is entered for the Kalgun Plate but he is not qualified to run in the

SIM SHIELD.

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BOWLING AVERAGES.

Division L

Chater Cup: Saltgin and Grey Morn TROPHY PRESENTED TO THE next when the Gunners came Coll Centrell (N.)**** 32

Starting with a bad defent by the Hongkong CC, they lost to Kowloon by 10 runs. Wins by a murgin of two runs over the Civil Service "A" and 29 ruhe over- the University followed. The Police got the better of them by 110 rums; and three weeks later.. the Indians beat, the Navy by 99 runs. The golden rule applied

EF. Stewart (H.K)

10 7.30 8.43 along and kept them down to 63 Pay-Cam. Woodward (N.) 24 8.79 18 D.16 runs, just a run less than the A. C. Bowker (HK) losers' score in the preceding G. R. Sayor (C..) B. D. Evand (C.S.) Of the performers at regular

8. O. Shahabudin (U.) meeting--whether entered at this though they are. for the first day Sim Shield Series at the U.S.R.C. match..

With the exception of Y. A.M/Gr. Rough (B.A.} angal or not the following are of a four-duy meeting with the yesterday between the Hongkong. "out" of action," "viz-ctator Champions on Wednesday. Septem-Hockey Club and the Army ended Wahab (average 28.88), I. Hassan A. el Arculi (1)

Lt. Billitos (N. Dahlia Gymp, King of the Plains, ber has also shown good form but in a popular result-three goals (19.95) and M. P. Madar (14.85) Baker (CS.) no others gave much assistance in, Goodwin (K.) Gypsy Love and Prince Regent he is a China pony up against

eath.

Showing superior "combination the way of getting runs.. and Chicago Are unlikely to face half-breeds. There are three other

races for old ponies, viz. Victoria and attacking to better purpose, the A. S. Sufflad bowled in all the Capt. Allfree (S.) ..... the starter:

Stakes (3rd race), Foochow Cup Club were three goals up at half-matches, sending down 56 overs at (5th) and the Jockey Club, Stakes time, through Woodward Evans an average of 11.64 for 17 Sgt. Jones (R.E.) ........ 6.60

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can start in either. If they do so, they will incur penalties of. 10 or

7 lbs big impositions, good ponles

A Race To Watch.

ROYAL NAVY.

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For the various Jardine stables, Mr. Maitland will be riding such

wickets. Y. A. Wahab in 26 T. D. E. Pendered (EK).. 12 ponies as Local Option, Mr. Pollock (9th), a number of useful griffins and Lammert.

After the change of ends the overs took nine wickets at an RF Raven (K) will be on Saligia,; Mr. Dupree will being in the last named (with

9. S. Higgs Army showed better form and average of 14.55. A. S. Ismail's Capt. Bridgland (R.B.)

(R. E). guide the "rivers" and "grasses;" allowancer).

for five wickets in 21. N. Sudan (U.), and Lt. Com. Thompson will be

scored through L. Jacob-Larcomb.avorage

(P) Flay became overs was 15.20. J. S. Ackber and R. G. Robertson.. jockey for the Dyer & Beith string.

I do not think that even with and Capt. Alfree. including Grey Morn and Total the allowance, any griffin will be re even and the Club goal had M. P. Madar each bowled 37 overs, Q.M.8. Jacob (R.)

Eng Lt. Bennett (N.) In a taking 9 and 11 wickets respecF. W. Howell (K) Abstinence)."

Barring Local Option and breakaway towards the close, Lt.tively, at an even average of 16.55.1. 8. Gordon (H.K.) Mr. Moller and Mr. McBain will come favourite for the Foochow reveral

| Cup:

In the seven matches, the A. 8. Sufftad (L) Sir Paul; 'Mr. duty för

Indian juniors scored 774 runs E. Griffin (H.K.) Haimovitch for Mr. Dynasty and Grey Morn. I think Kagoshima Wright-Neville scored the equaliser

F. Alexander (P.) Per wicket the W. H. Edmands (C.S.) against 966. Mr. Roda; Mr. Sokoloff for Messrs, ought to win with Grey Knight & for the Army.

Backers should' re- good second:

Club:P.W., Miles; C. H. R. average works out at 11.21 against G.-Lee (K) Toeg & Priestley; Mr. Dallas for

member that with Mr. Maitland in the Dunbar interests.

Spr. Goodyer (RE) At this moment, the only good the saddle last year Grey Knight Oxlade,, C. L. R. Becher: A. S. Hett, 15.09. Their highest score was A. Lacey (P.)

YA. Wabab (0) thing seems to be in the Garrison run as he never subsequently, did R. Mitchell (captain), Rev. 153 (twice) and the lowest 53.

with other jockeys in the extra U. W. L. Martin, H. Owen Hughes The highest scored against them. Hayter (N.) Cup (7th race, for suba. of any meetings. Mr. Maitland may ride W. Woodward, G. P. Lammert, J. Ewas 191 (for 8 wickets) by the season, penalties for winners) him again this time.

Noronha, B. D. Evans

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score was 51 for them by Y. A. Wahab and 77 not out against by T. H. King (P.R.C.).

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The teams were:-

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LEAGUE TABLES.

Division L

Navy

[Minimum 2 innings but not less than half matches of respec- tive teams, average not more than 15 runs per wicket.].

League Records This Season.

HIGHEST INNINGS.

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University

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allowance. However, in this race Lt. Smith: Capt. Armstrong, Capt. and the Jockey Club Stakes, all I Allfree. Lt. Webb; Capt. Parkes, can advise is that the general trend Lt. Wright-Neville, Pte. Burgess,

Junior, Eng-Lieut. C. R. P Bennett (R.N.) 6 for, 89, Nov. 14; bers are actually up.

There remain the Derby griffins The Sim Shield was received by

Two matches having an import- If Total Lt. Nicolson, R.N., on behalf of

R. G. Robertson (Police) 6 for 17, Anything might win the Wong-

be, dealt with, to nei-chong Stakes (1st race), Mr.

H.. Edmonds Abstinence is sent for the Trial the. Royal Navy, from Mri, L. C. ant bearing on the league cham-

Senior, Royal Navy. 249. (for Nov. 21; W, Moller has been exercising Shere Plate (6th race) where he gets a Bird, who congratulated them on pionships of both divisions are

due for play to-day. Khan II and this sturdy, little one pull of .5 lb. he will, 1.think, and their success.

In the senior division, Kowloon wkts.) v. University, University (C.S.C.C.) 6 for 46, Nov. 28; Pay Royal Na

Lt. Allen (RN) 6, for 36, Ciril Service it hard to beat Pretty Polly or After Total Abstinence the best Fantastic Dahlia. As the former

C.C meet the Hongkong C.C. If ground, Jan. 28.

Junior, Royal Engineers 223 aube, are thought to bo Home Call, is deemed by experts: to be short of THE CLAIMS OR HAMMOND, Kowloon wins, they have still to

for 26, Dee: 12. bent Craigengower (March 20) to (for 9 wkts.) v. Royal Navy 2nd Dec. 6; H. D. Rumjahn (LR.C.) 6.K.CO. Dobbin, the Golden Pheasant and work my choice for this race will Beacon Dahlia. If they all start in

be the Dahila..

Hammond's century in the first make them tie with the Navy.XI, CRC ground, Feb. 8..

LOWEST INNINGS. the Valley Stakes (4th race)——the In the Maiden Stakes (2nd race) Test match in the West Indies will Any other result will give the

senior Senior, Cralgengower C.C. 26 v. biggest for this class on the first the best would then be Saucy Sue.str ngthen his claims to a place in championship to the

Indian R.C., I.R.C. ground, day-und, this is improbable, My anticipation is that the mare the England side against Australia,service.

The chances in the junior divi.Dec. 19. should fancy the first two with a will beat Glorious Dahlia. Lady The young Gloucestershire -all-

Junior, University 2nd XI 38 preference for the one that had a Love has improved but at best. I rounder (primarily he is a bats- sion are still open. In the match better jockey..

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCOREL think he will only be third or man, but he can bowl, and last sum-to-day either Kowloon or the Club, v. R.E., University ground, Jan. 9. Some. Old Friends.

second. Groy Steel and Bay of mer he caught and ran out over for both, will drop out of the run Previously stated that Local Bellingham are two griffins that 70 batsmen) is evidently not dis- ning with the B.E. for the cham- Senior, Mid. R. H. Stephenson Junior, Sgt. Blondin (B.E.) 91, Option was very fit. I adhere to might, pay, in moderate to gond turbed by, the importance of the plonship, the Sappers leading with (R.N.), 162, Nov. 7:

San Diego s also occasion. In the last four seasons 13 points and a match in hand that view and think that he is company. better than Saligia at the moment, favourably spoken of and for the Hammond has scored 4,800 runs, (Civil Service "A" team, March Feb. 8.

BATTING AGGREGATE. notwithstanding the sensational Racing Stakes (10th race) I will taken 100 wickets, and caught. or 27). With their seventh and last

Senior, Mid. 1. H. Stephenson" defeat of the 1925 champion in the prefer to follow Sir Paul's chosen run out over 200 opponents. He is match on to-day, Kowloon stand

with 11 points Club, nine points (R.N.) 370. Jan extra Four Qutor King of Trox (if sent here) nro: 28.

tuntor Cap Bridgland (RE) side of thead two and Grey Morn, Viding S

238. there are Spotted Sand, The have started in the Maidens or

Bore Trial:

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Regent and September.

should mention that there are two events for ponies which have, razed

***EFACKI""""""Muntioned"

WICKETS AGGREGATE. Sénior, Lt. Col. A. 8. Cantrell Surveys (R.N.) 32.

Junior, B. G. Robertson (P.) 22. E.E

K.C.0. 2nd 200 RUNS THIS SEASON,

Police

Mid. Stephansey), Capt. Armatang MEMADE. Madar sipke

South China AA. defeated the Y.M.C.A. at: basket-ball on Thurs The Hongkong Voluntour De MOST WICKETS IN AN INNINGS.

Senior Lt. Halsey (RN) 7 for day evening, by 27 to 20, in the fence Corps have ranged" a Anal of the Hongkong League. series of three matches during 58, Dec. 6; F. J. Ling (C.S.) 7 for during the extra sonson, viz, the Chator Cup (8th race) and the To-morrow there will be the More than 500 persons watched the race week against the two 86, Dec. 5: Pay Com, H. W. Wood Kalsan Flate (11th race). Should usual monthly mixed" tennis game. Dr. J. H. Gray, of the branches of the regular forces ward (RN) 7 for 41, Dec. 19, and Spotted Sand not come up against tournament at the Kowloon Cricket National Y.M.C.A. of Shanghai, was, and Kowloon, Such should prove 7 for 44, Jan. 28;, W. C. Hung

of special interest, The Volun. (C.R.C.); 8 for 18, Feb. 201 opy of the big three he ought to Club.

referee,

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Philadelphia, Feb. 2-William T. Tilden, national champion, will not retire from the game until he ds, defeated neither will, he turn

17as “I do not approve, professional, of champions in any sport retir- ing undefeated," Tilden said to- day expect to go on playing: through the national champion- ships until some player, proves himself better than I am."

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