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THE CHINA MAIL.

CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

·MIRACLE BEATS FAVOURITE IN ECLIPSE STAKES.

Goyescas Second With Firdaussi Running Third.

London, Yesterday. Miracle carried off the Eclipse Stakes to-day when he beat Goyescas by three lengthe In a field of thirteen. Fir- daussi was third, five lengths behind the winner.

Full results:--

1. Miracle (10-−1),

2. Goyescos (9-4).

3. Firdausai (13-2).

Reuter.

ROYALTY, PRESENT.

London, Yesterday. Their Majesties the King and Queen were present dur- ing the race for the Eclipse Stakes which was won by Lord Rosebery's Miracle. British Wireless Service

M.C.C. VISIT TO INDIA.

All Endeavours To Be Made.

ENGLAND DEFEATS AUSTRALIA.

First Rugby League Test Match.

MAGNIFICENT TACKLING.

No Scoring in Second

Half.

England won the first Rugby League Test match against Aus- tralla before a hugh crowd at the Sydney Cricket Ground by 8 points to 8. There was no scoring after half-time.

HOOVER LOOKS WRESTLER OVER AND IS SATISFIED.

Jim Londos, World Champion, Approved.

Among those who shook hands with President Hoover to-day was Jim Condos,, claim- ant of the heavyweight wrestl ing championship.

Londos said that the Presi dent, after looking at his sturdy frame, commented that the wrestler apparently had the physique to be a champion. Londos was presented by Re- presentative Royal C. Johnson of South Dakota.

WILL RECREIO BEAT

HOLDERS? ...

To-day's Vital Match In C" Division.

LEAGUE TENNIS FIXTURES

The match was characterised by dour defence. The tackling of both sides, back and forward, was of the highest standard, especially in the scoreless second half, and while the crowd would have welcomed more spectacular bursts, it appreciated the magnificent efforts in defence. Tactics played a big part in Aus- tralia failing to do more than hold the Englishmen in the second spell. The vital match in to-day's England deserved the win.. The Lawn Tennis League programme is New Delhi, June 18.

tourists scored two tries and a goal that between the Chinese Recrea- That, if circumstances and con-to Australia's three goals; had the tion Club, the holders of the "CH ditions permit, the M.C.C. will do great disappointment of seeing División ahield for the last two their best to send a team to India forward ruled off-side, and a won-years, and the Club de Recreio, in 1938-34 is the message which derful goal by Sullivan diaallowed, their most serious opponents. The the President of the Board of Cric-and had a big majority of the match will be played at Causeway ket Control in India has received: penalties awarded against them. In Bay and will in all probability de- "Your letter of 19th May was the first half Australia was given cide the destiny of the Shield for placed before the M.C.C. committee 11 penalties as against four and in 1992.

at their meeting on 23rd May. Ithe second half the figures were The Recreto have won all their am to thank you for the kind in-nine to two. No doubt the breaches ten matches this season and have vitation and to say that if circum-justified Referee Neill's decisions; averaged 7 sets for and 1.75 stances and conditione permit, the but the fact remains that England against, whilst the holders have M.C.C will do their best to send a was continually giving away ground won all their eight matches with team to India in 1938-94."

with the whistle going against the lan average of 8 sets per match and) side.

8 sets against.

The following is the full pro- thegramme:----

The Secretary of the Board, A. S. De Mello, has also received a let- ter from the Ceylon Cricket Associa |tion, which states: "I do hope that it will be possible for a Ceylon team to tour India this December. There is very good talent here and I am aure a team from here will be popular over there."

In the first half the visitors had a fair margin of success in scrums; but in the second half Little won 19 scruma to 17.

Scorera: For England. Ellaby and Atkinson tries Sullivan con- verted one: for Australia. Welssel three penalty goals.

Home Cricket Scoreboard -

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Surrey took first innings points from Glamorgan at the Oval.

Surrey: 424 for 8 dec. (Gregory

181);

221 for '5. :

Glamorgan: 421 (Dyson 208).

Notts beat Essex by an Innings and 61 runs at Trent Bridge.

Essex: 147 (Staples, S. 6 for 50); 98 (Gunn, G. V. 7 for 44). Notts: 806 for 6 dec. (Keetonį.

141, A. W. Carr 132 not out).

Gloucester took first innings points from Somerset at Bath.

Gloucester: 180 and 158, Somerset 108 (Parker 7 for 26); 122 for 6 (Parker 4 for 46).

Worcester took first innings points from Middlesex at Worces- ter.

Worcester: 256 and 182 for 1

dec...

Middlesex: 191 and 170 for, B.

Kent took first innings points from Warwick at Birmingham.

Warwick: 106 (Ashdown 6 for

39):

161 for 4.

Kent: 111 (Pains 5 for 82),

Sussex beat Northants by an innings and 134 runs at Kettering Sussex: 870 (R B. G. Scott 116).

Northants: 143 (Langridge, ̈J.

8 for 43);

93 (Langridge, J. 5 for 22).

FRIENDLY.

The Players drew with the Gen- tlemen at Lord's.

Players: 301 (Hammond 110,

"B" Division Craigengewer v. Recreio Kowloon C.C. v. Indian R.C. Chinese R:C. v. Army-T.C: Hong Kong C.C. v. University.

"C" Division, South China v. Police R.C... Graduates A. v. Indian R.C. Radio S.C. v. Army T.C. Kowloon Indlans v. Kowloon C.C. Chinese R.C. v. Recreio. Craigengower v. University. Y.M.C.A., Filipino Club.

TO-MORROW'S GOLF

MATCH.

Kowloon y. Valley Starting Times.

G. O. Allen 5 for 71); 320 (Hobbs 161 not out).

The teams for to-morrow's Inter- Gentlemen: 480 for 8 dec. (K. S. club match on the Kowloon course Duleepsinhji 182, Nawab of between the Kowloon Golf Club and Pataudi 166, D. R. Jardine the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club

64, Larwood 4 for 54).

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

Yorkshire v. All-India at Harro-

gate.

County Championship.

Surrey v. Lancashire at the

Oval.

Leicester v. Essex at Leicester. Worcester v. Hampshire at Dud-

ley,

Derby v. Somerset at Derby. Glamorgan, y, Northants

Swansea.

at

Notts v. Middlesex at Trent

Bridge..

Kent v. Sussex at Maidstone. Gloucester, Warwick at Glou-

cester.

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE TO‘DATE.. At 1st June, No Ponn. PWL W. L Renuit Pls. Pta." 189 1.

1:1 -5 15270 #163 9 22 18 255 160. 240 142 195 128

Kent (3) Yorkshire (1) Notte (8) Sussex (4) Lancashire (6) (31) Barrey Leiceste

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18

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junior section have been selected and the order of play is as follows:

Kowloon. Happy Valley. 9.00 a.m.-J. Macknight v. C. W.

F Booker.

9.05 a.m.-J. D. Thomson v. RB, A

Campbell.

....

9.10 a.m.-A. L. Eastman v. K. 8.

Robertson.

9.15. a.m.-G. H. Russell v. C. B.

Robertson.

9.20 a.m.-W. S. Hillier v., R. C

Law.

9,26 a.m.-J. MacKelvie v, F. CA

Booker.

9.30 a.m.-H. Hampton v. T. 8.

Whyte-Smith, 9.35 a.m.-J. Pooler

Charman.

; |

C. H.

9.40 am-H. Mundy v. A. E

Clark

9.45 am-W, M. Groves v. W. Ai

Stewartk

9.50 a.m-A. Laughton v. H. GA

Wallington.

- 9.65 ́a.m.-W. J. Buller v. B. §. W.

Patterson.

10,00 am --H T. Buxton - v. G,

McLeod,

10.05 a.m.-Q. D. Rold v. A. Mac-

farlane.

|-·10.10′′a.m.-D. C. Wilson v. J. W.

Franks, an

10,15 am.——A. T. Braley v. F. J. de

Rome

|10.20 am G. E. Li, Johnson v. A.

0. Brawn (rouery

AB G., Rhodes, the

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Overland China Mail.

A WHOLE WEEK'S NEWSPAPERS IN ONE.

On a charge of the possession of 2,400 taels of illicit 、* opium, concealed in three trunks, George Carter, 48, a sea- faring man of Irish birth, was sentenced to six montha' hard labour and a fine of $10,000, in default, an additional six months' gaol, by the Kowloon Police Magistrate on July 11. Carter, who was arrested by Revenue Officer Brown in the bar of the St. Francis Hotel after he had alluded a.. Chinese Revenue Officer, offered no defence, shrugging his shoulders with the words: "I have nothing to say." The case is fully reported in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

*

During a terrific bombardment from Canton aeroplanes on July 6 off. Holbow, Hainan, the Chinese cruiser “Fat Ying" sunk. Three Canton machines bombarded the vessel, dropping ten 50 lb. bombs, several of which struck the cruiser in vital parts. One bomb fell on the ammunition store at the stern of the cruiser, blowing a gaping hole in the hull and causing the ship to sink. Seven men were kili- ed and ten others injured. A full story of the attack is given in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

In an interesting interview, granted exclusively, Mr. Chu Ching-lan, leader of the newly-formed Anti-Civil War Alliance' outlined the plans of this 'new pacific' party, and expressed the hope that the organisation might put an end to the eternal strife which has ravaged all China. Their Gvmain.purposes was to stop civil war in time of national dis- treas: The interview is chronicled in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

Senor Fernando Reln y Loring, the Spanish-airman, - left for Manila, from Hong Kong, on his final hop to Madrid, In the early hours of July 10. He few direct to Manila, landing at Aparri in 71⁄2 hours, and then proceeding on to Manila. During his stay in Hong Kong he was the guest of Señor J. G. Ch. Gonzales de Berneds. · A story is given in - the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL,"

“After 25 full sittings, the preliminary trial of Cheng Kwok-yau, on a charge of the instigation of the murder of George Fang on March 24 at Village Road, drew to a close at the Central Police Court on July 8, when the Magistrate committed the accused for trial at the next Criminal Ses- sions. The case, which has attracted the widest of interest throughout, is reported in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL

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