TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1926.
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SPORT
JOCKEY CLUB.
NEXT YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS.
AT LESS COST.
Lists for subscription griffins. for the Hongkong Jockey Club's 1926/7 season closed yesterday evening, after the half-yearly meeting, which was not, open to the Press.
This year, there are applications for 45 ponies of this class. Last year there were 70, but only 42 were taken up, the remainder being cancelled when the crisis Bet in.
LOCAL BILLIARDS.
"CHINA LIGHT" DEFEAT
H.K. ELECTRIC.
INTER-" CO." CONTEST.
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Another contest in the series of sport competitions between the Hongkong Electric Company and the China Light and Power .. decided. at Company the Craigengower, C.C. billiard roori last night.
WAN
Games of 125 up were played between six each side. The China Light gained full points and were only beaten at two tables.
Scores in detail were:- China Ligh! H.K. Electric. Taylor195 Cahagan... 87 Mitchell
Hamblin
It is also intended that this year's batch will be purchased ihrough Mr. F. A. Larson, of Kalgun and not from Russian dealers, in Shanghai, as last year. Smith
The cost is expected to "be
† Miles about $325 each pony, landed
Forrest. here, as against over $600 each in 1925.
-"Patrol."
HORSE SHOW 1ST.
AMERICAN LT. WINS AT OLYMPIA.
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BRITISH CAPTAIN 2ND.
London, June 21. At the international horse show at Olympia, King George's geld
CRICKET TRIAL."
DETAILS ABOUT "NORTH" " AUSTRALIA,
AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
THE CHINA MAIL.
It will be recalled that Root, the Worcester bowler, did so well in the North of England v. Australia match that his selection for a Teut. cap followed. Detalla are given balow, rogurding the match:
The First Day.
Birmingham, June 2. There was rain overnight and rain was threatening when the match between the Australians and the North of England was begun. The wicket had been protected and was good:
There was a small gathering pre- sent.
V
A. W. Carr (the all-England cap- tain) won the toss. and Sutcliffe und Helmes opened the innings.
The score was 36 for no wiekot. when the lunch interval was taken, Sutcliffe's score being. 21, · and Holmes' 12.
There was one interruption be- ..118 Thompson' ...125fore lunch owing to rain.
126, Allison- ......... 74. On resuming, a couple of overg were bowled, when rain prevented
Whysall was unbeaten with. 47 runs to his credit.
The Australiana oponed disar- trously, losing two wickets for 10
runs.
With an hour to go there appear. od reasonable hope of getting them out. Taylor was bowled by Larwood from the first ball he faced:
Andrews, howovor, put backbone into the batting, and the score was 110 for 3 wicketa when stumps were drawn.
Andrews was unbeutan with 63 rena to his credit.
The match thus ended in a draw. Scoros
North of England.st. Sutcliffe, retired hurt Holmes, run out.... Hallows, e Gregory, b Macartney 34
A. W. Carr, st. Oldfield, b
Macartney Whysall, 5 Macartney Watson, b Richardson
Smith, e Oldfield, b Malley Jupp, e Woodfull, & Richardson Genry, not out Root, b"Richardson Harwood, run out
Extras....
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Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS....
0 for 55 0 for 40 ."3 for 72 Richardson 3 for 31 Malley. 1 for 94
125 Muskatt
..107
126 Vickars
88 Foster
80 ...125.
further play and stumps were drawn.
Gregory Ryder
Total 704
The score was 40 for no wicket. 508 Sutcliffe had made 23 and Holmes
14.
The China Light now lead by eight points to two. A lawn bowls match, it is understood, will be the next test.
Dockyard v. R.A.S.C. The Dockyard Young Men's Club (at the Y.M.C.A.) defeated the R.A.S.C. at billiards and
snooker on Saturday night.
At billiards, teama..were five-d- side, each game of half an hour, resulting
D.Y.M.C.
trophy was won by an American B. Jones ¦ .
RA.S.C.
8 Meintyre
in Lt. Boutecou, out of 63 com- | 4. Pile ... Nichola petitors representing Britain, C. Hanwell... "France, the United States, Bel- T. M. Pile......175 "gium, Sweden, Holland, and Swit T. M. Pile.....155
zerland.
An artillery officer in Captain F. W. Dunn of England was. second-Reuter.
COUNTY CRICKET.
HANTS BEAT LEICESTER IN 2 DAYS.
FOUR LOW SCORES.
London, June 21. At Southampton (in the county championship) Hampshire beat Leicestershire (in two days) by 3 wickets. Scores:-
Leicester (1st) 89 runs. Nëw. man took 6 wickets for 33 runs.
Hants (1st) 93 runs. Geary took 7 for 42.
Leicester (End) 105 Jung. Kennedy took 4 for 26.
Hants (2nd) 103 runs for 7 wickets. Geary took all 7 wickets. for 44 runa-Reuter,
THE AUSTRALIANS.
2ND DAY'S PLAY AGAINST LANCASHIRE.
Manchester, June 21. Second day's play in the Lan-, cashire v. Australians match.
[Position overnight: Lancs. (1st) 149 runs (Halows 85, Mailey 7 for 74). Australia. (lat) 124 runs for 5 wickets (Macartney 62 not out.)] To-day there were 16,000 spec tators: The weather was fine and' the wicket easy,
The Australians' inmngs real- ised 374 rune. C. G. Macartney made 160 by brilliant cricket, and shots all-round the wicket, batting 3 hours; he hit 15 fours.
Second Day's Play.
Birmingham, June 3. There had been rain during the night, but it was fine when the match between the Australians and the North of England was resumed to-day.
The wicket was softish, and there was a fair gathering present.
Sutellife and Holmes resumed the North of England innings.
With the addition of 14 runs to 51the overnight score of 40, Sutcliffe 28 suffered from a slight strain in the 43leg and retired to be massaged.
Suteliffe had to retire with his 40 score at 35.
S1 Thorp
Marshall Mcintyre
30
Total...664
263
The snooker ended in a win for the Dockyard by 34 to-29.
Palace Hotel Handicap. The second round in the Palace Hotel billiards handicap began last night.
Hallows joined Holmes and the. score was taken to 116 before the former, was caught by Gregory off Macartney.
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An adjournment was then made for lunch.
There were 6000 present when play was resumed.
Holmes was run out in the first He had
ball bowled after lunch. scored 43 runs.
Carr opened brightly. He hit a six, a four and two twos, but was
G. Moore (owe 200) beat F. Hobbs (owe 70) by 250 to 218 [Breaks, Moore: 20, 18, 17, 22, 18, 15, 23, 19 Hobbs: 16, 24.]
At 9 p.m. to-day: W. Fisbatumped by Oldfield, while attempt- fowe 150) v. G. Blain (scratch).
ing to drive Macartney, without adding to his score.
AT WIMBLEDON,
NOTABLE RESULTS IN 1ST ROUND.
THE MEN'S SINGLES.
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London, June 21. Among the most notable of first round results in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships (all mer's singles) were:-
Jean Bcrotra (France, cham- pion in 1924 and runner-up in 1925) beat L. A. Godfree (Bri- tain) 6-3, 6-4, 6-4.
Howard Kinsey (U.S.A., who played in an exhibition in Hong- kony in 1925) beat C. C. Dixon 6-2, 6-1, 6-1. "
0. G. N. Turnbull (Britain) beat G. R. Crole Rees (Britain) 6-3, 6-3, 6-2,
J. Brugnon (France) beat N. Mishu (Rumania) 4-6, 6-4, 6-2
6-1.
Vincent Richards (U.S.A.) beat Yencken 6-0, 6-0, 6-0.
Kehrling (Hungary) beat Feret (France) 7-5, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3,--Reuter.
Macartney
Australians.--186, Bardsley, Carr, b Root... Woodfull, c Larwood, bRoot Taylor, c Whysall, b Ecot.... Malley, bw, b Larwood Macartney, c sub, b Geary Andrewa, b Root Ryder, bRoot Gregory, e Smith, b Root Ponsford, c Carr, b Root Richardson, not out Oldfeld, e Carr, b Geary Extras....
Total
85 43
14
0.
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SWEEP JOSS."
DRAWERS IN THE BIG DERBY AFFAIRS.
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HOW SHARES WERE SOLD.
Bombay, May 31.
LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
Names
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.
HONGKONG, JUNE 22, 1926, 10:30a.m.
"The Evening Nows" states that Mr. C. C. Stlleman, partner in the T.T. on London firm of Sir Alexander Gibb and TT on Shanghai Co., consulting" engineers,
háa.
Banks drawn the favourite, Colorado, Hongkong Bank "the Calcutta Turf Club Derby do. London.
Sweep.
Chartered Bank Mercantile Bank, A. & B.
do.
By a curious coincidence Col. W. T. G. Huffam, another partner, has drawn another horse, Booklet, in the same race.
Mr. Stileman sailed about ton days ago and is now on his way to England.
of
It is further stated by the same 20 paper that an offer has been cabled
£12,000 for a half share in the 23 from London to Mr. Stilema
39 ticket.
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P. & O. Bank Bank of East Agla .......
Marine Insurances. Canton Insurance ..... China Underwriters .... North China Insuranes., Dulon. Insurance. ....... ........ Yangtze Insurance.....
Fire Insurances. China Fire Insurance..
London, June 2... Fire Insurance,
1.
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Mr. R. Bishop, the fifty-year-old
7 manager of the policy department
of a London shipping brokers' firm, .209 drew Coronach la the Calcutta Sweep. He disposed of the bulk of the ticket, but won several thou sand pounds.
11
Since it was known that he had drawn Coronach In the Calcutta Sweep, Mr Bishop has received piles of written offers from would- be participants in his fortune. He old half his share yesterday for 87,000 and negotiated for the other 22 portions until he had partod with
3 seven-eighths by this morning.
A London girl, Mias Farr, drew 6 Cancegaye in, the Stock Exchange Sweep, winning about £30,000. She heard the news while at the cinema 14nd was so much overcome that she 15 went out to get a cup of tea.
15
+
0 Mr. C. A. Harris, a bank clerk 41 in London, drew Colorado "in the Stock Exchange Sweep and sold .106 half his chance for $8,000,
thus realised £15,500, while the purchaser of the half ticket lost £500."
BOWLING ANALYSIS. Larwood
1 for 29
Root
7 for 42.
Geary
2 for 25
Jupp
0 for
LA
2nd.
North of England
Holmes, c and b Richardson
Whysalk not aut Hallows, not out
15.
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London, June 4, The ticket which drew Coronach Lin the Stock Exchange, Derby Sweep was worth £65,000 and was won by Mr. F. R. D. Ted, an
47 Edinburgh stock broker, who sold
7 his half share for £4,000. ·
Steve Donoghue.
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New Engineerings Shanghai Docks
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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Whysall was beaten by Macartney before he could open his account.
Watson and Jupp were next Lssociated,
Watson had scored 20 when his wickets Richardson.
Jupp was caught by Woodfall off the same bowler for 23.
"disturbed were
Smith and Geary were unbeaten with 21 and 18 runs, respectively, to their credit, when the tea inter- vab was taken, with the score at 215 for six wickets.
The crowd had increased and there were 10,000 present when play was resumed after teas
The Australians were smart in the field and many runs were saved..
The bowlere mostly had the up- ber-hand, with the exception of in- frequent onslaughts on, Macartney's alows.
Geary, was brilliant on the leg side.
|| .Once Smith left after scoring 29, the side collapsed, Root being bowled by Richardson for one, and Larwood being run out before he could score.
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The innings terminated for 239, Geary being unbeaten with 89 runa
to his credit.
he was wrong Steve rode three
Total for 3 wkts.) 110 winners that day in other races.
BOWLING ANALYSIS. Larwood.. Geary.. Jupp Watson
2 for 18
0 for 26
0 for 39 0 for 22
UNIQUE FEAST.
GREAT RACEHORSE ACTS AS HOST.
CAKE OF CARROTS,
Santa Rosa (Cali), June 7. Equine aristocracy represented by Disguise, famous race horse of another day, was host yesterday to several hundred members of the human family..
The occasion was the twenty- ninth birthday of the thorough- An earlier cable stated:-
bred whose name is known wher- The Australians loat two wickets ever horses run and sportsmen The meeting opened in fine wea- ther.
for 34 runs, before stumps were gather. Disguise is declared to There was a crowded attend-drawn, Root getting Bardsley's be the oldest thoroughbred race ance, with a jubilee celebration in and Woodfall's wickets.
horse in the world and has won the form of a Royal pageant, in
Later. for his owners approximately which H.M. the King presented Sutcliffe has torn a fibre of a $1,000,000. commemorative medals to ex-muscle in the leg and may be unable The assembly was seated at a champions of lawn tennis from to play for England against the huge horse-shoe shaped table on for the county under a residen- the eighties to last year.
Rest at Lord's,
which rested a fifteen-inch-high tial qualification), took 3 wickets
Holmes replaces him in the Eng- cake, decorated with 29 carrots, Despite the absence of Miss
into "the Rest" team.
Macdonald (E.A.). the Aus tralian fast bowler (who played against England in the 1921 Tests, subsequently took up an appointment with Rochdale in the Lancashire league, and now plays
represented.
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for. 115 runs against his old Hellen Wills and Lacoste, the inland side, while Duleepsinhji gets colleagues. Watson took 3 for 66 ternational element was strongly and Farkin 3 for 85.
When stumps were drawn Lan- The meeting is noteworthy with cashire's 2nd Innings stood at 116 the Arst appearance of a Royal entrant, in the person of the
runs for 5 wickets. Reuter..
Lancashire, accordingly, need Duke of York-Reuter.
109 runs more, with 5 wickets to go, to avert an innings defeat. There is little possibility of a draw, unless rain intervenes.]
THE ENGLAND XI.
||
It is understood that the doctors have advised Sutcliffe to have five weeks' rest. He will probably not be avaliable for the First Test.,
Root Irresistible.
Birmingham, June 4.
Disguise was led within the slot of the table by Tod Sloan, the jockey who rode the horse into third place in the English. Derby 26 years ago.
The cake had been made from bran and the carrots, looked especially inviting, so without ado, Disguise nibbled the vege- finished the repast.
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NEW AGITATION IN SHANGHAI
Shanghai, June. 8.-Much agita- tion is developing in Shanghai as a result of reports that Dr, W. W. Yen and Dr. Wellington Koo, in their desire to obtain a big for- eign loan, are negotiating a secret settlement of the "May 50 inci dent."
A number of local associations met over the week-end and passed. protest resolutions, Members of the Shanghai General Labour Union met on Sunday and decided to send out a circular telegram opposing the Wu-Chang alliance and also opposing the contracting of a foreign loan, as well as
op. posing a secret settlement of the May 80 incident. The telegram urged the convening of a citizens conference."
Representatives of local schools also met on Sunday and passed similar protest resolutions. The meeting further discussed plans for boycotting "certain goods.". "Shanghai Times."
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JAPAN'S MEANEST MAN.
Japan's meanest man has been "The singer is a complete failure found. He burgled his own if the listener cannot hear what he house and, threatening his wife auying, and this no matter how with a dagger at dead of night, lavish nature may have been in atole Yen 55. It was again the supplying the voice."-Sir Harry eternal triangle. The husband Lauder.
had become infatuated with an- B-The other woman.. and needed the Supreme Court has declared money desperately to buy his new
Washington..
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The following will represent the wearing well when the match be: tables, one by one, and then 'mmune from American Admiralty lady fair a nice kimono.
University at a ping-pong match against the Chinese R. C. on Thursday, at 8 pm. in Eliot Hall A A Rumjahn, T." W. Cheng, W. M. Cheung, Co. F. Surprise has been expressed at Cheah and B. P. Ng. the non-inclusion of Mr. C. T. S. Stevens in the England XI for the First Test match, watch "rained off" at Nottingham. now transpires that he did not take part in the Test Trial, although picked
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London, June 4, Was Eton In the June 4 cricket match, Lord Harris captained the Eton Ramblera against the School and scored 20 runs.
Mr. W. T. Greswell, the well cricketer (Repton and announced at the
London, June 2. known
Mr. P. F. Warner announces that Somerset)
I was sunny and the wicket was tween the Australians and the North of England was begun before a moderate gathering.
Taylor, and Malley continued the Australian Innings.
Root was irresistible and mixed his bronks and changed his pace most cleverly,
He was ably supported by Geary. Both kept the Australians on tenterhooks.
The problem was whether the Australians could save a follow-on. The innings terminated for 105 runs, Root capturing 7.wickets for
It is believed that the enter tainment furnished by the $1.000.- 000 thoroughbred in feting his human friends and sitting down to eat and drink with them, is almost unsurpassed for its unique. ness in the annals of the Ameri- can turf racing world."China:
·Press."
Law merchant ships owned" by
foreign Governments employed in Recently a woman called at the the entriage of merchandise. The Kamata police station - Kamata ruling is a victory for Italy, whose is about midway between Tokyo. Ambassador at Washington claim-
od immunity for the s.8. "Pesaro" and Yokohama and described which was involved in a sult for the visit the previous night of a damages.
masked robber who, at the point. of a dagger, took all the money she had in the house. This money she had saved by doing odd jobs here and there..
CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. CHAMBERLAIN'S Colle and Diarr
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The police got busy and the same afternoon arrested a man.
unique characteristic among modicines, The Chinese B.C. "B" league It is made solely and only for the one The woman was sent for and, to Mr. G. T. S. Stevens will not be luncheon given to his team by the 12 runs,
tennis team to play at Craigen-urpose of immediately relieving covers her chagrin and astonishment, able to play for the Rest (against B.R.C. on King's Birthday, that he The North of England declared gower to-morrow afternoon is pain in the stomach and bowels, for the masked burglar was none the England XI) owing to
(whatever a intended leaving Ceylon for good at the innings closed at the tea in H. Lo and C. Chos, K. F. Lau and intestinal crampe
the other than her own husband, cause) couc, and diarrhoea. Every sprained wrist and Tyldesley the end of the year-Times of terval, the score being 77 rans for P. K. Kwok, M C Lau and M. K. family should keep it handy. For sale
A jail sentence awalts Japan's has been invited to take his place. Caylon.'
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