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Vol. I. No. 1. Published July 196

MILLIGRAM

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PUBLISHED IN THE INTER

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THE CHINA MAIL.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE

STAKES.

Dorigen Favourite For Newmarket Race.

AIRPOCKET DESTROYED.

London, To-day.

The following is the latest call- will be decided at Newmarket on over for the Cambridgeshire which

October 26:

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21/4 Dorigen (t. and o.)

10/1 Totalg (A and a.). 100 Glannarg (offered), 17/1 Andrea (offered)... 18/1 Ahdrea. (taken). 18/1 Double Arch (offered). 22/1 Double Arch (taken).. 18/1 Diamantee (offered). 22/1 Beneficial (t. and o.) 22/1 Diolite (t. and o.) 22/1 Pricket (t. and o.) 28/1 Link Boy (offered). 33/1 Link Boy (taken). 25/1 Ada Dear (offered). 93/1 Wyvern'.(t. and o.) 33/1 Royal Athlone (t. and o.) 33/1 Slipper (t. and o.) 33/1 Galdennis (offered).. 40/1 Galdennis (taken). 33/1 St. Oswald (offered). 40/1 Thaouka (offered). 40/1 Bluedust (offered). 50/1 Bluedust (taken).. 66/1 Duodecagon (t. and o.) 66/1 Seacat (offered).

100/1 Seacat (taken).

Airpocket, which finished lame after the Cesarewitch and which was entered for the Cambridge- shire has been destroyed.-Reuter.

South China Win Swimming Championships

Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation

Meeting Concludes

Tout Athletet. Federation Swimming Meeting, which was THE South China Athletic Association registered a great triumph at the concluded on Sunday, when they annexed both the men's and the ladies! championships. South China obtained 25 points as against Fukien's 20, while the South Chins ladies' recorded 35 points as against their Chinese "Athletic rivals' 26.

Chan Kee-chung, the Canton Palics entrant, won the Men's Victor Ludorum while Miss Young Shau-king, the outstanding lady swimmer of the year, won the Ladies' Individual Championship.

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At the conclusion of the Meating Mr. Mok Ying-kwal kindly distribut- ed the prizes. The following were the results of the events decided on Sunday:-

A. MEN'S EVENTS.

200 Metres Breast Stroke:

1. Kwak' Chan-han (South China).

2. Chan Kee-chung (Canton Police).

3. Wong Sun-man (South China).

Chan Fuk-sing (Fukien).

30 Metres Free Style:

1. Chan Kee-chung (Canton. Police).

2. Shek Kam-pui (Fukien), 3. Lau Po-hee (Athletic), 4.Kwan Kar-lam (individual).'

Diving Exhibition:

1. Mak Wai-ming (Chinese C.S.).

4 So Tin-mo. (Chung Shing)..

3. Mu Po-rick (individual).

4. Yeung Tak-ming (Individual).

100 Metres Free Style:

1. Chan Kea chung (Canton. Police).

2. Shek Kam-pui (Fukien).

3. Lau Po-hee (Athletic).

4. Wong Yat-hung (Chinese B.C.).

400 Metres Free Style:

1. Chan Kee-chung (Canton Police).

2. Kwok Chan-han" (South China).

3. Shek Kam-pui (Fukien).

4. Chan Fuk-shing (Fukien).

100 Metres Back Stroke:

1. Lau Po-hee (Athletic).

TALLENT APPOINTED Kan Yee-ming (South China):

TO STOWE SCHOOL:

Northampton's Strength

Behind Scrum.

J. A. Tallent, the English inter-: national three-quarter, has accepted an appointment at Stowe School, and Northampton are hoping that he will throw in his lot with them.)

He has not yet refused the club's invitation, and should he accept it! the "Saints" will be able to field their strongest three-quarter line for many years. With their won- derful pack Northampton should' have a splendid season...

W. H. Weston is to captain' the side, and it. is good news for the Franklin's Gardens crowd that Eric Coley has been persaaded to play for another season, and that Johnny Millward-the best scrum half-back who was never "capped"-will play until a successor is found. Even at the veteran stage, Millward bas. few superiors in the country to-day.

3. Shek Kam-pui (Fukien).

4. Kwok Chan-han (South China). 400 Metres Relay:

D. J. Norman has been elected captain, and R. A. Buckingham vice-captain, of Leicester Rugby F.C. "The Tigers," at a meeting of] the Club Committee, decided that unemployed, upon production of) - their unemployment card, should be admitted to the Welford-road end of the ground at a charge of three- pence.

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C.S.C.C, CRICKET TEAMS,

The following have been select- ed to represent the Civil Service Cricket Club in a friendly match against the Army at Sookunpoo at 2 p.m., on Saturday:

1. Chinese Bathing Club.

2. South China A.A. 3. Fukien AA.

4. Chung Shing A.A.

China Mail Sports Diary.

TO-DAY. BOXING Argyl's v. Lincolns. HOCKEY-Mamak Shield R.A.M.C. v. St. Andrew's (Marina 4.30).

TO-MORROW.

V.

HOCKEY-Mamak Shield--Ger- mana y Kowloon Indians (U.S.R.C.); Signals Wishart Marina); R.A.S.C. v. 20th Battery (Sookunpoo

4.30); Friendly Argylls II. v. Lincolns 11.

THURSDAY.

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AQUATICS Argylis v. Lin- colns (Y.M.C.A. bath).

HOCKEY-Mamak Shield-Par- thian v. 24th Batty. (U.S.R.C. 4,30).

Dimmer

BOWLS Interport (Lano, Crawford's).

RACING-Entries for Fanling

Race Hunt and

Club Autumn Meeting close at noon.

FRIDAY.

HOCKEY-Club “A”,v.-Y.M.C.A

SATURDAY.

CRICKET Army v. Civil Ser- vice; Recielo v. Civil Service II.; University v. St. Joseph's; Police v. D.B.S.

HOCKEY Mamak Shield-Wis hart v. Radio (Caroline Hill 4.80). BOWLB-Craigengower C.C. cloning day.

⚫ TENNIS Hong Kong y. Sheng- hai (K.C.C. 2 p.m.).

RAEING Twelfth Extra Meet- ing at Valley.

A FOOTBALL First Division St. Joseph's. v. Borderers on Joseph's ground.

St.

Recreio v. Lincolns at King's Park. Navy v. Artillery at K.E.C.

Cláb v. Kowloon on Club ground

C. R. Sayer (Captain); J. E. Richardson, F. Baker; F. J. de Rome, E. W. Hamilton, B. C. K Hawkins; E. B. Reed, P. A. J. Simpson, H. E. Strange, I. G. Wal- Second Division lington, and R. M. Wood:

The following have been select- ed to represent the Civil Service second eleven in a friendly match against the Recreio at King's Park at. 2 p.m. on Saturday:

F. J. Ling (Captain); FH. Haldman, J. Barrow N. J.Beb- bington, P. D. Crawley, F. E. Mat- thews; J. F. McGowan; S. Randle, R. G. Robertson, N. Tavlin, and A. E. Wood,

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Club v. Eastern on Club ground. St. Josepals Kowloon on St Joseph's, ground.

South China V Taung Tin at Caroline Hill.

Navy v. Borderers at K.F.C. Artillery v Athletic at Sopkunpoo. Lincolns v. Ewo at Chatham Road.

LADIES EVENTS.

200 Metres Breast Stroke:

1. Yeung Shau-king (South China).

2. Yeung Pui-han (South China).

3. Lam Dola (Chung Shing).

4 Lam Pui-wah (Chung Shing).

50 Metres Free Style:""

1. Yeung Shau-kg (South China).

2. Lau Kwai-chan (Athletla).

3. Chan Yuk-fal (Athletic);"

4. Leung Wing-han (South China).

100 Metres Free Style:

1. Yeung Shau-king (South China).

2. Chan Yuk-fui (Athletic).

3. Leung Wing-han (South China).

400 Metres Free Style:

1. Yeung Shau-king (South China).

2. Chan Woon-king (Athletic),

3. Leung Wing-han (South China).

4. Lam Do-lai (Chung Shing)... 100 Metres Back Stroke:

1. Lau Kwai-chan (Athletic). 2. Young

3. Make Puiking (South China).

(South China).

4. Yeung' Shau-chan (South China). 200 Metres Relay:

1. Chinese Athletic "A".

2. Chung Shing A.A.

BOYS EVENT.

50 Metres Free Style:

a

1. Chan Ping-hung (Chinese C.S.).

2. Kwok Tse-shun (Chinese C.s.).

3. Mak Chok-ming (Chinese C.S.): GIRLS' EVENT.

30 Metres Free Style:

1. Chan Woon-king (Athletic).

2. Ng Shun-ying (Athletic).

3. Ng Yuet-hing (Chung Shing).

WOMEN'S BID FOR TURF HONOURS.

Miss Dorothy Paget And Lady Houston,

HIGH PRICES PAID AT DONCASTER SALES.

(By 'HOTSPUR.).

Lundun. September 9. All concerned with the industry of bloodstock breeding have had a surprise, as. unexpected as it has been most satisfactory, at the Don- caster yearling sales which ended yesterday.

Instead of values remaining at a low level there has been a progres- sive rise which was never so pro- nounced as on the last of the four days of the sales.

The total for the week is over 155,000 guiness, compar ed with 143,778 guiness last year. Some of the big buyers of the past may not have been purchasing, but there are a few notable exceptions. The Aga Khan, who won the St. Leger earlier in the week, yesterday paid 4,800 guineas for a colt by Sansovino from Waffles.

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The success of these sales, in- deed the future of racing, must de- pend on the new money brought in. Lady Houston jumps into promin ence as a new owner on what looks. like being an important scale, though she has had a winner this year in the three-year-old R. B. Ben nett, Yesterday, buying through her trainer, 9. Darling, she paid 3,- 100 guineas for a ally by Beresford from Portree, bred in Ireland. - A minor purchase was 920 guineas for a filly by Sansovino from Happy Climax,

Lord Queenborough's daughter. Miss Dorothy Paget, whose agent was her trainer, A. B. Briscoe The Third Division.

helped along the good prices. She had expended a fairly considerable Radio v. R.A.E on Athletic's ground. Recreio South China at King's sum earlier in the week, and now Parkland

she can claim, as she did a year have bought the highest of the sales. 4 was & colt by Spion Kop 6,600 guineas) that has

Engineers v Athletic at Sookumpos ago Signals y, Lincolns at Chatham Road, Taikoo v. St. Joseph'a on Athletic's ground VBE

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