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THE CHINA MAIL.

The Giraffe Throws Mr. Leo Frost

Polar Star Wins From Lucy Glitters By Many Lengths

SADKO FAILS TO IMPRESS

THRILLS

HRILLS AND SPILLS FEATURED THE LAST RACE MEET- ING OF THE YEAR AT HAPPY VALLEY ON SATURDAY. ALTHOUGH THREE RIDERS WERE THROWN FROM AUSTRA- LIAN PONIES DURING THE AFTERNOON, NO SERIOUS IN- JURIES WERE SUSTAINED, MR. LEO FROST AND ME, 8. N. PAN, TWO OF THE UNFORTUNATES, RIDING IN LATER RACES. MI. A. W. DA ROZA, WAS THE OTHER VICTIM, AND HE WAS NOT SEEN IN THE SADDLE AGAIN DURING THE AFTERNOON.

OXFORD BEAT CAMBRIDGE IN CROSS COUNTRY.

Lovelock and Mabey Deadheat In Record Time.

London, Saturday, Oxford University gained a magnilfleent Cross-Country vie, tory over Cambridge at Hor- ton Kirby to-day when the whole of the Oxford side finished ahead of the first Light Blue to finish.

Oxford won the contest by 15 points to 40, J. E. Lovelock, the New Zealand Olympic Games miler, deadheated with C. J. Mabey In 42 minutes 38 seconds thus breaking_all records for the 11⁄2 mile course-Reuter.

M.CC. Fixtures

The following are the M.G.C, fix- tures for December and January: December 16 to 19-

The three Autumn Champions events provided no surprises, the favourite winning in all three races. Mr. Frost won both China ponies' Champlong, but in the Queensland Autumn Champions, his mount, The Giraffe, jumped the rails and threw him, leaving the December 23 to 20 field to Polar Star, the favourite, and Lucy Glitters.

Two three-figure dividends were returned, the highest figure of the day being returned by Whoopee, who, with Mr. J. E. Noronha in the saddle, dead-heated for first place with Gallant Fox (Mr.) Frost), in the last race of the day.

1.-2.00 P. M.-December Handicap

One Mile.-

L. Reidy's Gay Crusader 158. Iba, (Mr. Y. T. Fung)

Kong Bros.'s Blue Star 149 lbs.

1.

2

Also ran: Golden Arrow 155 lbs. (Mr. Harriman).

Time:-2 mins. 87 seca.. Won by:-1 lengths; 4 lengths. Pari-mutuel, winner $5.80% places, 1st $5.10; 2nd $5.10,

38-5.30 P. M.----Finale Plate.—One;

Mile.

(Mr. S. N. Pan) Dynasty's King's Bounty 165 lbs. (Mr. G. U. da Roza) Time: 1 min. 59-3/5 secs. Won by a head, 4. lengths. Parimutuel, winner $21; place, 1st $11.20.

P. V. B.'s Gallant Fox 168 lbs.

(Mr. Frost) *I Lan Jacque's Whoopee 159 lbs.

(Mr. Noronha) *1

2-30 P. M.-Barrier Reef Handi-Heard's Christmas Beffe 149

cap. One Mile,

L. T. F's Klirea 153 Iba,

lbs...

(Mr. Fischer)..2. *Dead Heat.". Time: 2 mins. 00.2/5 secs. Won by Dead Head; a neck. Pari-mutuel, winner, Pony No. 8 $20.80; Pony No. 17 $157.80; 3 places, Lat Pony No. $15.40; Pony

No, 17 $46.30; 3rd $10.30.

2

(Mr. Caplan) .1 Pakhol's Mermaid 145 158. ... (Mr. Butler) L. Reidy's Canny 183 lbs...... (Mr. G. U. da Roza) Time: 1 min. 55-3/5 secs- Won by a neck; short head. Pari-mutuel, -winner $140.10; places, 1st $25.40; 2nd $12.00; Srd 89.20.

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|-3--3.00 *P; M-Dilatory Plate.--- B. Ono Mile.

Hau Un's The Plover 163 lbs.

(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 1 Ferrajolo's King's Counsel 156)

.... (Mr. Frost) 2

lbs.

"CASH SWEEPS.

CA

Race 1.

12.

No. 397::

71

$1,298.60 369.60 267

.184.80 Unplaced runner ($50),

Race 2

No. 263

12

102 107

H. S. Y.'s Wakefield 159 lbs. ..

(Mr. A. A. R.. Botelho) 3

$1,244.60 Time: 2 mind. 04-3/5 secs.

855.60 Won by many lengths; a length.

177.80 Pari-mutuel, Winner $21.70; Unplaced runners (850) each, places, 1st $7,80; 2nd $7.10 3rd Nos.: 280, 210,.,280, 142, 224, 18, *$9.90

526.

|4—3.30 P. M.-Hong Kong Autumn Champions.One and a quar- tor Miles,

L. Dunbar's Gleneagles 158 lbs.

(Mr. Frost) 1 L. Keidy's Bag & Baggage 158 Ibe. (Mr. G. U. da Roza)

Race 3.

No. 480

282

961

$1,520.40 494.40 217.20

Unplaced runners ($50) dach,

2 Nos.: 21, 318,504, $24, 585, 862,

A. M. L. Soares's Sadko 161 lbs. 96, 605.

(Mr. Harriman) 3 Time: 2 mins. 31 Beca Won by many lengthe; a neck. Pari-mutuel, winner $6.50; places, 1st $6.20.

5.-4.00 P. M.Tardy Stakes. One

Mile. Kong Bros.'s Bright Star 162)

lbs.

2. (Mr. Pan) I ¡L. T. F's Gold Key 161 15s.

..........” (Mr. G. U. da Roza) A&M L. Soares's Mon Talisman 15

168 lbs. (Mr. Harriman) 3 Time:-2 mins. 03.3/5 seconds. Won by: length; 11⁄2 lengths. Pari-mutuel, - winner -- $7.00;} places, 1st 85.60; 2nd $7.20; 3rd $9.40.

6–1.30 PM-Queensland Autumn - Champions.--Ons and a Quar-

ter Millen,

Kong Bros.'s Polar Star 158 hay,SAL... (Mr. Butler)

L. A. H. Wright's Lucy Glitters

156 lbs. (Mr. Turford): 2 EL Hosie's The Giraffe, 168

Ibs

(Mr. Frost)

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Won, by:--Many lengths."

Did not finishe Pari-mutuel winner places, 1st 85.80. A

Race 4.

No. 554.

328

278 Unplaced runner ($50),

$1,876.00

-536.00- 268,00

Race 5.

275 €63 403 Unplaced runners Nos.: 520, 801, 194.

$3,558.80 1,016.80

503.40:

(8100 each),

Race 6.

No. 718

1442

818.

$2,206.40 08040 816.20

$2,487.40

696.40

348.20

No. 83.

815

649

1

Unplaced runner (850), No. 882.

Race B

No. 18 and 889 $1,845.00:

Vedetele (ench).

♥ Tasmania at Launceston.

v Tasmania at Hobart December 30

AUSTRALIA at Melbourne

(2nd Test)

January 7 to 9

▼ Country team

at Geelong or. Ballarat, January 13

AUSTRALIA at Adelaide

(3rd Test)

January 21 to 23

v Country team

at Ballarat or Bendigo. January 26 to 30.

New South Wales at Sydney.

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ARGYLLS

SOCCER TEAM

WIN 10-0

Second Round Of The

Skottowe Cup.

THE Argylls have already

started a hectic football career in Shanghai. In the second round of the Skotfowe Cup they trounced the Erin Villa team by ten clear goals. A Reid's XI: 22 (J. Ricketts:7 for 11)

The soldiers had the better of A. W. Hayward's XI: 175 (C, W, E.

Bishop 30, J. B. Coupland 80*) the exchanges throughout the game. They scored seven goals In Recreio: 77 (P. M. N. da Silva 32, the first half, but eased up in A. J. Hulse 5 for 28, C. B: R. the second half, adding only three

Sargent 5 for 23)

goals. D.B.S.: 98 for 7 (E. Frith 20, C. B. R Craig and MacTavish each netted Sargent 20, G.. A. Guterres 4 three goals for the winners, Hughes for. 28)

was responsible for another two,

CRAWFORD

BEATS VINES

IN 5 SETS

Wimbledon Champion Makes Many Blunders.

THEIR. THIRD MEETING; :

Melbourne, Saturday. Jack Crawford, Australia's No 1 ranking tennis player, caused a first-class tennis sen- sation here to-day when he de feated Ellsworth Vines, the. American ace, by scores of 16, 64, 64, 26, 6-4 to win the Victorian Champion- ship.

The American returned many- easy shots into the net, but Craw QC 72 (A. R. Markar 23, Dry, and the Inst goal was defeated in ford excelled in the way he drew to the goal by one of the Erin vines to the net to pass him time

Whitley 6 for 19)

R.A.SC: 98 (L/Cpl. Orr 18, M. el Villa's defenders.

Arcalli 4 for 31). ...

CRAIGENGOWER COLLAPSE

Combined Schools Win By 5 Wickets.

A. HULSE 6 FOR 14.

BUDD TO MEET STEWART

In Fanling Championship Final.

THE Combined Schools gave a MARTON LOSES TO ANDREWES Treditable display

against a strong Craigengower se- cond eleven at the Valley yesterday, and won comfortably by five wic- kets.

Scores:

C. C. C.

A. Hunt, e Rumjahn, b Hulse W. Reed, Lb.w, b Hulse

8. Abbas, c. Zimmern, b Hulse. N. B. Kitchell, e Youngaaye, b

G. Lee ...

B. R. Iranes, cand o Hulse.

F. Broadbridge, b Hulse

J. Leonard, 5 Hulse

R. Lee, c Arculli, b G. Lee.. R. C. Reed, 1.b.w., b Arculli

R. Sourbutts, B. Arcalli L. Hubbard, not out

Extras

Totn Www Bowling Analy

Hulse

G. Lee Arculli

Combined Schools,

620 $410.00 G. Sonra, e Irance, b Bourbutts Unplaced runners (850 each), A. A. Humjahn, Lb.w., b. Hub- Nos.: 900, 688, 1008, 1186, 517, 791, bard $6.00; 620,284, 247, 282, 1075,-1063, 667,ET Woodb

996, 911.

Mel Arcull,

7—5.00 PM Hong Kong Autumn * Sub-Griffins ✨ Champions ---Orte

Tang's Racing Boy 155 lbs

G. Wind AJ

(Mr. Frost)

NAVAL YACHTING WIN.

The Roya

cook and LA

M. W. Budd, the Colony, golf champion, will meet A. B. Ste- warf. In the Final of the Fan- ling Championship.

... Yesterday Budd beat · A. E. Lissamun by 4 and 8 in the Third

and again with dazzling strokes.

This is Crawford's first win over Vines, the latter having a straight sets victory at Wimbledon to hla credit and a four, sets win in the first "Test" between America” and Australia. Crawford reached to- day's Final by defeating Harry Hopman while Vines eliminated C Sprouls-Reuter, ENID LO IN FINAL

Mrs. Grimble's Plucky Recovery.

Miss Enid Lo, holder of the Hound, and L. Newton by 7 and 5 in Colony Ladies' Singles Teunis: the Semi-Final

Championship, entered the Final. Stewart beat H. U. Mackenzie by Round on Saturday at the U.S.R.C. 8 and 1, and L, R. Andrewes by 4 by defeating Mra. Grimble by Land Bladd

Newton beat A. Leach by 2 holes and LR. Andrewes eliminated a well-fancled player in O. E. C. Marton by: 4, and 2.

GOVERNOR'S SHIELD

RESULTSAM

The following were the results the Governor's Shield Second Round matches

P.W.D. beat Gort, Medical Dept. and 50

Education Dept. beat Dairy Farm

[Co. 3 and 1

** Lane, Crawforıl beat Dr. C.H Burton 4 and 8.

Lincolnshire Regt. beat Lowe, Bingham & Matthews at 19th.

Continued from owling

bus column

- 6-1, 10-8.

Mrs. Grimble, who has been play ing exceptionally well this season, was completely outclassed in the first set, but in the second she found her true form. Throwing all her re-- serves into the set she gave the champion a very hard fight, suc cumbing only after eighteen gruel ling games had been played.

Miss Lo will meet the winner of the tie between Mrs, James and Miss- R. Hancock, which was yesterday postponed, owing to the latter play er being indisposed. This fle will be played off durlug the week.

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