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SPORTS SECTION

CUP REPLAYS.

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1st Round F.A. Trophy Completed.

DRAWN MATCHES SETTLED.

How The Clubs Are Paired For December 11

London, Bec. 6, Replays tostly in the bat round (of the competition proper? of the Football Association Cup re aulted:-

Barrows host to Wigan 0-1

STEEPLECHASES.

ENTRIES FOR MEETING ON DEC. 18.

ROTHESAY ENTERED.

Entries closed on Saturday for the steeplechase mieling of the Fanling Hunt at Kwanli on De-f Icember 18.

The number of pontes is en- couraging but owners have not entered them in as many races as hitherto," preferring to confine themselves to "suitable" events.

Mr. R. M. Dyer has entered Rothesay which is well known on the flat, having secured many vie- Stoke lest te Rhyl 2 gals,tories both at the annual and ex- irra Jockey Clab meelings, This a ManchesEPE

ns Roman Pride pory first ran

Ramsbury. Ax and then Rothesay he carried the, colours of Mr. Dyer and Mr. R. D. F. His advent over the Beith. Tences will be eagerly watched.

New Brighton loss to Wrex- hum goals, au. Liverpool Reader.

Note: Tar two East mendian ed pairs had already drawn twice. 1

2nd Round Draw, The draw for the 2nd round on Der. 11) is now Complete, as Follows:-

Carlisle v. Bedlington,

Ashington v. Nelson,

Southport v. Crook,

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Sunburst Rose is another of the speedy "fat" racers down to com- pene. "Demils follow:

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Race 1. 4385 p.m.) Maiden Plate: miles for chica ponies that

have started at Kwanli steeple- chagus and not wop. Catch weight

Chilton Collieries v. Seering 960 Be. Unplared" starters allow-

etrewe v. Wigan:

Rhyb v Wrexham.

Walsall y. Mansfield!

Coventry v. Bincoln.«

Doncaster v. Chesterfield,

Grimsby v.. York,

Gillingham v. Brentford Nunhemel v. Poole.

- Bristol Rovers v. Charlton. "Luton v. Northfleet,

Pristof Uidy, v. Bournemouth. Exeter v. Northugpton.

Norwich y. Chatham

Watford v. Brighton. Reading v. Sepahend;

LAWN TENNIS.

LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP

OF COLONY.,

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In the semi-tials of the open singles championship of Colony, the position is:-

Mrs. Miles y, Miss. Enith Lo. Mrs. Hall v. Miss. Robinson.

ed & the Winner Cup, 2nd $25) 3rd SPA

Mr. W. T. Stanton's Kwan To: Mr. J. K. Bousfield's Ink- pol; bt. A. Maude's Black Mouse | Mr. R. J. Paterson's October; Mr. R. Charles's New York: Mr. H. Birkett's Rivergrass: Mr. A. Nissin's Ziveon; Dr. J. 6. Me- gwo's Drake: d'apy, G. Howard's Nghurl; Major Bamford's For- mijable: Mr. A. H: Potts's Twoj Pairs.

Race 2-Open Handicap "Steeple- Chasë, 14 miles-For China pomies, Winner a Pup, 2nd $25, 3rd $10.

Mr. W. T. Stanton's Kwan Tao jand" Reynolds: Mr. M. M. Mausis?

Wabkeena Mr. Iv. Reddy' Isostacy #lute Magnificent Dahliah Mr. H. C. Macnamara's James Pigg: Mrs. R. J. Paterson Cher:tonVale: Mr. R. Charles's Tam; Mr. R. M. Dyer's

OUTSIDER.. WINS,

40/E FIRST IN FIELD OF FOURTEEN.

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DERBY CUP RESULTAA

THE CHINA MAIL.

London. Nov. 19. The me for the Derby Cup mile & Fur resulted is follows:-

Invershin

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Betting

40 to 1 Against Invershia. 100 to 1 plast. New. Soha. 100 to 8 against Herowies.

"WORLD" BOXING.

Scot Matched for Flyweight Title.

New York, Nov. 17. The fight between Elks Clark (Scotland), and F. La Burba (USA) for the y-weight box- In Championship of the world has been Bed for Jan. 21

Elly Clark, the Brisighand Baropean weight boxing champion.

HOME CRICKET.

MORE ABOFT LANCASHIRE'S

RECOMMENDATIONS.

SMALLER BALL PROPOSED."

London, Nov. 10.

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·HOME RUGGER.

LATEST RESULTS AHEAD OF

· THE MAIL.

A WEEK'S MATCHES,

London, Nov. 16. Unter rugby union rules to-day, gow Academicals beas Oxtory University by 1 points to 8, -

Edinburgh University bent United Hospitals by 6 points to '9.

County Championship.

London, Nov. 1.

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In the rugby county champion- ship the following are results

Warwickshire bedt North Mid- lands by 18 points to 3 at Birming- ham:

points to 8 at beigelter.

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Hampshire bent Middlesex by 6 points to 5 at Teddington.

Sussex bent Kissern Counties by :12 points to Rut Hastings,

Other Matches.

WAR NEWS.

SUDDEN CHANGES IN ATMOSPHERE.

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QUOTATIONS.

HONGKONG DECEMBER 7. 1924, 10.30 a.mt

Peking, Now 27. As to the despatch of the Fengtion-Shantung troops to the| south, Marshal Chang Tso-lin and General Yang Yu-ting have ex- pressed their intention of noti sending troops across the Tang TT on Londen ... tze. Marshal Cheng Chang- chang. Tapan of Shandong, will TT on Shanghai be, it is understood, called toj Tientsin again, and will be given Hongkong Bank

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or any emergency.

Canton Insurance While the question of Marshal China Underwriters Sun Chuan-fang's return to Nan North China Insurance. king is highly speculative, it is Union Insurance noteworthy that Marshal Chang Yangtze Insurance Tso-En invited General Yang Yu- Fire Insurances. ting and Marshal Sun Chuan China Fire Insurance Under Rugby Union rules:

fang to a dinner on Thursday H.K. Fire Insurance Eristol beat Devonport Services night and tried to persaade Mar- Shipping. by 19 points to 15.

shal Sun to go back to Nanking Douglases Cambridge University Sent promising to support with,, muni Hongkong Steamboats. Publia University by 15 points to tion.

H.K. Tugs & Lighters.. It is reported that Marshal Sun Indo-Chinas (Pref) is expected to leave Tientsin for

do. (Def.) Nanking within a ferp days.Shell Transportss

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Sandhurst, beat Woolwich (nt | Richmond) by 12 polnus k5l6.

Maoris v. Blackheath.

Sondon, Nov. 20. The match between the Maoris Hand Blackheada wis played under bad weather conditions. Rain fell and the light was but. The ground wae very benvy." There was an alvemilance of 5,060,

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Atmosphere Changes.

Tientsin, Nov. 26.

Star Ferries Water-boats

Refineries. China SugarS A siden change has taken Malabon Sugars. place the asmosphere of the

Mining. Military Conference of Fengtien Benguets Fenders now in session at the Taai Kailan Mining Ad. Chin Garden. The Feng leaders. Langkats (Combined) as a result of to-day's meeting.j

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The Prince of Wales arrived he fore the start and the teams were presented to him."

[have devided to conting the mobi. Shanghai Exploration The first hul was finely con-isation of the Vengtien-Shantung Shanghai Loan - tested. A minate before the inter-Armies to the region north of the Raubs

val Putten scored a try and Kemp Chuan-ting to rise in arms again Ural Caspians Yangtze, and to ask Marshal Sun Tronoh Mines

At the meeting of the: Adyfory county Cricket Committee at Lorde, the Langashire Club moyed that the present system of scoring points in the County Championship be can- celed and the following substitut-

(converted

At haipo Blackheath led by 5 against the Southern troops,

Marshal Sun Chuan-fang, in painta to mil

to the second half the Maoris compliance with the earnest re- H.K. & K. Wharves did must of the atmoking. Their quest of the Fengtien leaders, has H.K. & W. Docks open work was excellent.

resolved to return to Nanking and Hongkews

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Manhers. Dennis and Rika scored Result:--Blackheath 5: Maoris 9.

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GOLF CLUB.

GOVERNOR'S, SHIELD RESULTS. made in the arnus levi, tennisRothesay; Mr. H. Birkett's The Two points reckened for 24

The first round in the competition tournament of the Ladies Re-Golden Pheasant and Rivergrass; wie and one each for a drawn game, for the Governor's Shield (Royal screation Club.

Rese; . G. M. S. Webb's Non- be retained. Dr. J. C. Macgown's Sunburst and that the principle of perpentage Hong Kong Golf Club, at Fanting) has been completed. Results to such; Lt.-Col. V. Coates's. More

The proposal was referred to, I'date Better.

cb-Committee composed of the B. & S... Ireland and W. Race 3-Christmas Steeplechase, Chairman, Lord Harris, C. Dixon, T.Ironside) beat Mackinton, Mackens Winner to meet Mrs. R. Eperty or subscribers to the Hunt members of the Marylebone Club. W. . Dunbar), 4 and 2.

2 miles-Por China ponies, pro-Bigson, V. W. C. Japp and twozie & Car 11. W. Standage and Fottenham, holder, in challenge Weight for inches as per round.}

scale. The Lancashire Club's sugge A.P... (T. D. E. Pendered and Club Singles to date semi. Winners of taro steeplechase dbstions for giving more nasistance to W... Butterfeldy bead Chartered finals);

tite bowler, notably in the direction Bank «¿T. L. 4Christie and F. B. penalty. Winner Cup. 2nd $25 of a smaller baik, were similarly we-Jones), 2 up. 3rd $10.

Shewan, Tomen & Co. fl., W. Shewan and J. Coulthart) walk over from Lowe. Bingham & Matthews (A. Ritchie and H. R. Cleland).

Mrs. Davenport Brown .V. Mrs. James..

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Mr. W: T. Stanton's Reynolds:) Mr. M. M. Maas's Walikeena:i Mr. H. C. Macnamara's Conquis- tador and James Pigg: Mr. J. K. Bousfeld's Emperor: Mr. R. M. Dyer's Rothesay: Mr. H. Birkett's The Golden Pheasant and Rivergrass; Dr. J. C. Mac- Kown's Sunburst Rose; Lt. Comdry Fanshawe's Racehorse: Major F. Hogg's Wideawake (late Pongo).

Mixed Doubles Championship. 2nd round:-Cell and Mrs. C Russell Brown beat Mrs. Cook and Mr. W. A. Nowers, 2-6, 6-3; 7-5 Mr. and Mrs. Forster w.o. from

Race 4-The Owners Steeple, Major and Mrs. Stevenson: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stark beat Mrs. 3. chase, 1% miles-For China ponies, Hall and Mr. Armstrong: Mr. and to be ridden by owner. W.. Win- Mrs. Railton

W.0. from Missners of two or more races 12 lba. ipenalty. Winner a Cup, 2nd $25,

3rd $10.

Lawrie and Mr. Lawrie.

Doubles Handicap.

Mrs.

Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Railton (owe 16).

Mr. W. T. Stanton's Kwan Tao

and Kwong Sai; Mr. L. Reidy's Mowgli; Mr. A. N. Lucey's Coun- try Mouse; Mr. J. K. Bousfield's nkpot; Dr. J. C. Macgown's Sun-

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TESTS IN 1927.

When England Will Meet West Indies.

London, Nov. 19. Three Test matches will be played in England against the West Indies in 1927:-

First Text on June 29, at Lord...

Second Test on July 21, at Manchester."

Third Test on August 11.,at The Oval

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Leaders Meet Again.

Tientsin, Nov. 27. Marshal Sun Chuan-fang and China Prov. General Yang Yu-ting met on the Dairy Farms night of November 25

Der A. Wing General Yang persuaded Marshal Sun Hongkong Amusements. to return to Nanking immediate-H.K. Constructions Dodwell & Co. (R. Melville Smith

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Hongkong. Electrics and: L. G. 8. Dodwell beat Educa- tion Department (FJ, de Rome and expected to come to Tientsin in e

General Chang Chung-chang is H.K. Ropes (comb.)

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Second Round: Results. In the second round results to lin." date are as under:

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Marshal Wu Pei-fu has con- RAM.C. Col. S. Boylan Smith sented to the despatch of Feng and Major Lyneh) tent Prisons tien troops to the south.. Department J. W. Franke and tsin-Shantung troops now being

do. Capt. H. F. Bloxham), 6 and 4

(new) despatched down through the L.Tientsin-Pukow line will not ad

Sinceres Singapore Trame vance farther than Pukow Taxis B.Kuo Wen.

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Hsuchowfu, Nov. 27. General Peng Tuh-chuan, new Watsons Defence Commissioner for Hau- Wm. Fowelle chowfu, officially assumed his post H.K. Telephones on November 25: General Peng accompanied here by his

P.W.D. (A. E. Lissamun and N. K. Littlejohn) beat Holyoak, Massey was

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2nd round:-Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Railton (owe 18) beat Mrs. Davenport Brown and Hickling (owe 2/6), 8-6, 6-4,

Semi-final-Mrs. Haslam and Mrs. Rowley (owe 15.2) bye, beatburst Rose: Mr. A. H. Potte's ferred with approval and a request that the Counties should be asked. Craigavad.

Race 5.-United Services Race to suggest new dimensions. Mixed Doubles Handicap.

& Co. (A. K. Mackenzie and C. V4th. Division and his staff. The 11⁄2 miles Open to Navy, Army,

"Test" Spolis Divided.. 1st round:-Miss Newsholme Royal Air Force and Volunteers. The proposal to abolish the tea Mark). 2 and 1.

troops are now stationed at vari- and Mr. Evans (owe 2/6) Seat For China ponies. Catch weight interval on the third day of a Four matches remain to be play, ous places in this vicinity for the tien Army stationed at Kalgan, ed in the second round, which has purpose of maintaing peace and commenced moving towards Wu- Miss Riddle and Mr. Reeve (rec.

Winner of one steeple match was carried.

It was decided to retain last to be completed by Dec. 18; the order.

yuan district on the 24th. 15), 2-6, 6-3, 6-1; Mrs. James and chase 7 the, penalty, of two or more

The 10th, Brigade under Gen appears that the Fengtien armies Mr. Hickling fowe 15) w.o. from 14 lbs. "Unplaced starters allowed year's procedure as regards the third round by Jan. 1, and the semi-

fauls by Jan. 15. The final is fix-eral Chang Tse-ying, in three have resolved to take positive Miss Lawrie and Mr. Lawrie. 6 lbs. Winner, a Cup, 2nd $25, 3rd covering of wickets.

2nd round:-Mrs. Machidan $10.

It was announced at the subseed for Jac. 30.

trains, passed here on the night action against the North-Western Adamson Cup, || and Mr. Rowley (rec. 5/6) bent Mr. L. Reidy's Isostacy (late quent Board of Control meeting

of November 25 for Pukow, with armies under General Feng Yu- In the Adamson Cup competition General Chung in personal com- siang as a result of the recent Mrs. James and Mr. Hickling Magnificent Dahlia); Mr. H. C. that the Test receipts amounted to (owe 15), 1-6, 7-5, 6-3; Major and Macnamara's Benjamin; Mr. 260.000, of which the Australians (Junior Section) from Nov. 28 to mand. This is understood to be Tientsin Conference. Mrs. Stevenson (owe 30) beat Dr. Bousfield's Spaghetti: Lt. A. took fifteen to sixteen thousand, and Dee: 5, two cards only were taken the Shantung army despatched as The majority of the families of

to out, and none was returned. eighteen Craig and Mrs. Craig (owe 4/6), Maude's Black Mouse; Mr. R. H. the 6-4, 6-1.

Charles's New York and Chess- nineteen thousand, the balance Men's Singles.

man; Mr. H. Birkett's The Golden being divided among u frut-class Pheasant and Rivergrass; Mr. T. Counties and Counties where Tests C. T. Beck's Harford; Mr. A. were played, except for three Nissim's Zircon; Mr... W. F. thousand which was divided among Simmons's Smart Guy: Dr. J. C.the minor Counties. Macgown's Drake and Sunburst Rose; Lt. G. MI. 5. Webb's Non- such: Lt. Col. V. Coates's More Better; Capt. V, F. Browne's Bertram; Mr. A. H. Potts's Two Pairs; Major F. Hogg's Wide- awake (late Pongo).

2nd round: Col. C. Rassell Brown beat A. D. Humphreys.

"WHITE WINGS."

Teams of four-side representing the Army and the Royal Navy took part in a sailing race on Sunday with yachts of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club. On the morning event, their soldiers led by points to 16. When bouts changed over in the afternoon, the senior service won by 20 points

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TACNA-ARICA DISPUTE.

Buenos Aires, Dec. 6. An unfavourable reception is ac- corded Mr. Kellogg's proposal. In regard to the Tacna-Arita dis- pute.

a result of the conference be officers of the Fengtien troops tween Marshals Chang Tso-lin have withdrawn to Mukden. and Sun Chuan-fang in Tien- "Toho." tsin, but many other armies will move down. General Chang Chung-chang is expected to come down to-day, "Kuo Wen."

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In view of an urgent telegram from Marshal Chang Chung While Shanghai has talked of the "La Nacion" emphasises the fact chang informing him of imme

of holding an in- that the United States have con-diate despatch of the Shantung possibilities ternational

for 'siderable interests in Bolivia. walking match

naval squadron from Tsingtao'to; Washington, Dec. 6.-It is of Shanghai, Admiral Yang Shu- ladies, Taingtao has gone ahead, with the scheme and looks like cially announced that Chile has chwang, Commander-in-Chief of On Faria holding that event in the near accepted Mr. Kellogg's proposal re- the Navy, called an important On demand... The following will represent future. The International walking garding Tacna Arica in principle. meeting of all naval officers here to discuss the necessary arrange- the Hong Kong Hockey Club 1st match for men was successfully-Reuter's American Service. XI against H.K.S. R.A. to-mor-concluded recently and 20 entries

It is learned that they ments, row at U.S.R.C. ground:S. H. have been received from Tsingtao HELPS THOSE HARD COUGHS. will present a united front in the Cambridge, Nov. 20. In the Garrod; J. Rodger, D. Lyon; ladies wishing to compete in afHE danger of influenza is its ten-

Southern Campaign. — "Kuo, Sculla. 1. Colquhoun

final P. A. A. Dand, E. J. R. Mitchell ladies' match. This, without doubt, dency to develop Into pleurisy and

Wen." Letchworth, Christ's College, bent (captain), E. L. Sim; G. B. Slip will be the frat ladies' international pneumonia. Stop your cold before it F. O'Rorks, Jesus College, by 20 per, L. M. S. Lloyd, F. G. Lwalking match to be held in the reaches this danger point and for the seconds. HID time wac 82 Wheeler, B. D. Evans, G. F. Far East, and it will be held in cough end painful, wheezy breathing, minutes.

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