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PANDA WINS DOUBLE TENTH PLATE

The weatherman was kinder to turf fans on Monday, the second day of the Double Tenth Race Meeting, for though the sky was overcast no rain fell.

Once again, as on Saturday, a record.crowd turned up to bet on the 12 events of the day, three of which were finished in a dead heat.

1. Passibility Trade Wind

3. Arabian Moon: 4,Argus

Time: 2.19,0.

Pari-Mutuel Win $14.70; Places i 58:10,311.60 $22.38.

The commemorative event Race 2.Waterloo Handicap Won by length: many of the day was the Double (first section). For Australian Jengths. Tenth Plate, run in the 7th Ponies Class S. Six furlongs Tace, which was casily won by Panda, ridden by Mr. K. F. Chiu. The plate was pre- sented to Fanda's owner. Mr.j Raymond Lo, by Mrs. S. N.] Chau.

The most exciting event was the 9th, the race of giants, in which by Mr. A. Shannon, ridden Ostriumoff, outrode the red hot Mr. V. V. Needs favourite Meteor. up, by a a bare short head.

Meteor led nearly up to the Black Rock when Jeep Lee over- took it, but it was only

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matter of seconds before it again shot to the

Icad. Rounding the hame Atretch Shannon came

came up from the outside, and at the public stand caught up with Meteor. From there right up to the winning post it was a neek to neck, Photo Finish decided that Shannon was the wanner by a short head.

Favourites did not have it ali their way, and

and more wins went to outsiders than to them.

Priority's win in the 5th race the biggest surprise, and brought to each of its 855 winner backers the highest dividend of the day--BKS117.50.

was

Of the places, Two Bid in the 6th race which came in third. pord the biggest dividend of HK$104.80.

Mr. C. F.Ng. by his two wins! Yesterday in the first and cight! races, graduated out of the novice class

Mr. K. F. Chiu, veteran jockey. also secured two wins.

Won by three lengths; 1 lengths.

Time: 1.49.0.

Race 9-Stubbs Handicap. For Australian Ponies Class IB. One Pari-Mutuel Win $38.70; Places and a quarter miles.

1. Shannon: 2. Meteor; 3, $13.10. $16.70, $14.80,

a short-head;

Race 3.-Waterloo Handicap (second section). For Australian Ponies Class 5. Six furlongs,

-1, Marigold: 2, Mastery; 3, Aan Hing: 4, Sparkling Eyes.

Won by two lengths; a head. Time: 127.0. Pari-Mutuel Win $39.90; Places $16.90, $20.70, 520.70.

Face 4.-Waterloo Handicao For Australian (third section). Ponies Class 5. Six furlongs

1.

Jeep Hing: 2 Fiesta: 3 Countess Delight, 4. Hong Kong Siutze.

Won by many lengths, three lengths.

Time: 1.38.4. Pari-Mutuel Win $28.00: Places $9.40, 57.50, 59.70.

(first section).

Race 5-Humphreys Handicap For Australian Ponies Class 6. From the two mile post once round and in (about one mile 171 yards).

1. Priority: 2, Jasmin: 3, Ingrid:; 4. Hoi Polloi.

Won by two lengths; a neck Time: 2.16.1.

previous

Pofi-Mutuel Win $117,50; Places $21:90, $20.40, $11.30.

Race 6.-Caine Handicap. For Australian Ponies of seasons, classified Class 4. One mile. -Accident-To B. L-Too

Peace The Suupper" "2. An accident occurred in the Delight: 3, Two Bid: 4. Empress second race when Mr. B. L. Tao of Peace. was thrown to the ground by

five lengths; རྟchtb* Amazing just as the race started. | lengths. He escaped unhurt and was able to ride in the subsequent events. Amazing which incidentally was the red hot favourite in this race, carrying one-fourth of the bets. made three rounds of the course without a rider, before, it could be stopped.

Following are the results

two

Time: 4.02.2. Pari-Mutuel Win $17.30: Places $10.20. $47.80, $104.20.

Race 7-Double Tenth Plate. A handicap for Australian Sub- scription Ponies of this or any. previous season. From the 19 mile post (about mile 173 Jares).

1. Panda: 2, Ataman; 3. Daisy Race 1 Granville Handicap Bell: 4, Golden Dahlia. (first section). For Australian

Ponies Class E, ridden by jockeys.

who have not won 10 races. From the two mile post once round and

in (about one mile 17

yards).

1. Coogee: 2, Gangway; 3, Con- cor: 4. Liberty Diamond,

Won by length; four length. Time: 2.22.4.

Pari-Mutuel Win $18.30; Places $6.60, $6.60, $7.10:

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Won by four lengths: 4 length. Time: 1.003.

Pari-Mutuel Win $17.40: Places $9.20, $32.80, $15.20.

Handicap

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Race 8. Granvilte (second section). For Australian Ponies Class 8. From the twof mile post once round and in (about one mile 171 yards).

1. National Glory 2. Busted Straight; 3, Sprinter: 4, Sidber.

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Manila The Venue For 1950 F.E. Olympic Games

The For Eastern Olympic Games will take place at Manila in 1950, according to Mr. Gunsen Hoh, General Secretary of the Chinese Na- tional Amateur Athletic Federation and Cóm-- missioner for Overseas Education, The Chin- ese Government. Repastarent:mał Education, when he arrived here from Manila by a Philip- pine Airlines aircraft yesterday.

Mr. Hoh opened the Manila Branch of the who had formally CNAAF two days ago, is going to

Jeepsion to Singapore is to organise a | Singapore this morning His mis-

four

Singapore Branch of the CNAAF.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE Lee; 4. Fort Knox.

Won by

Double Tenth Charity Game He left for Manila two weeks Combined Chinese 5 The Rest lengths.

Time: 2.31.2.

ago and during his stay there he i Pari-Mutuel Win $24.50; Places conferred with representatives of

First Division $10.70, $11.40.

the Philippine Athletic Associa Police

1 Army tion and as a result of these sun-Kit Chee ferences, the first week in May 1950 was fixed for the Far Eastern Olympic Games.

Race 10 Humphreys Handicap (second section). For Australian Ponies Class 6. From the twa ic mile post once round and (about one mile 171 yards).

Eight Asiatic nations will take 1. National Gift: 2. Colonia: 3, Madame Butterfly: 4. Honey Dew, Part in the meet Mr. Hoh further. revealed. They will be, China, Won by four lengths three the Philippines, South Korea, Viet lengths.

Nam, Indonesia. Malaya, Burma and Thailand.

нод

Time: 2.14.0.

Pari-Mutuel Win 540.80; Places $17.80, $39.90, 563.40.

From Singapore, Mr. Hok is ex-

Rast 11 Granville Handicap pected to go to Eatavia, where he (third section). For Australian will establish another branch of

the CNAAF. two i Ponies Class 8. From the mile post once. round and in! (about one mile 171 yards),

1. Sans Atout: 2 Dawn; Diamondfield: 4, Trial Trip.

Won by a neck; many lengths.

Time: 2.15.0.

3.1

Pari-Mutuel Win $16.90; Places 58.40, $9.40, $15.00.

Race 12-Humphreys Handicap (third section). For Australian Ponies Class 6. From the two mile post once round and in (about one mile 171 yards).

1. Desert Knight; 2,.Jump Bid:

3

Speed Wheel; 4, Lightning.

Won by two lengths; 4 length Time: 2.15.0.

Mr. Hot is expected to return

to Taiwan before October 26, as

the Taiwan Provincial Athletic Meet will start on that date.

CORONATION V WINS £30,000 RACE

Paris, October 9. M. Marcel Boussac's ally, Coro- Pari-Mutuel Win $58.70; Places | nation V, today won the £30,000 $18.70, $21.50, $32.20.

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TENNIS RESULTS

The following are the results of Lammis matches played at the Ladies Recreation Clüß yesterday-

Colony Ladies' Singles Mrs. Chow beat Mrs. Slarter 6-4, 6-2

Handleap · Ladies" Singles

Mrs.

Armstrong, beat

Sainsbury 6-0, 5-7, 8-4.

Mrs.

i Mrs. Hutchison beat Mrs.

Campbell 6-4, 64.

Ladies' Double - Handicap Mrs. Scholes and Mrs. Holman beat Mrs. Kite-and Mrs. Allen 6-2, 1-6, 6-2.

Mrs. Getz and Mrs. Roper beat Mrs. Kempton and Mrs. White 6-4, i 6-3, 6-0.

Club Men's Doubles

J. B. Mackie and D. Nolan beat; E. Zulan and E. Stutz 6-3, 6-2

M. Heenan and W. J.D. Cooper beat H.J. Jebsen and A. Jessen, 16-2, 6-2-

3 Chinese AA I

Army Held To Draw By Police

Police -Army 1 Army dropped another valuable point yesterday, when they were held to a one-all draw by Police in a First Division soccer game]

Boundary Street.

Once again, the Army were bad le let down by their forwards. who failed to make the best use. of the opportunities which came their way.

Inter Hongs Match R.S. Cull and E Hutson beat M. Gotfried and P.S. McCaig 6-4,

7-5,

Sunday's Results

Club Men's Singles

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Chan Chun-nam And Mamie Leong Set New Swim Records

(By KIMBERLEY) Chan Chun-nam avenged himself against Cheong Kin-man in the final of the 880 yards frea style yesterday to preserve his old title, set- ting up a new record in the process. The second day of the Colony Swimming Cham- pionship finals brought the number of new records to date up to five. Mamie Leong, of the Hong Kong University, swam magni- ficently in the women's 220 yards free style to better Shauna Anderson's record by more than two seconds. Shauna, on medical ad- vice, did not defend her title. >

Beaten in the heats of the 880 yards free style, Chan Chun-nam found his championship form yes- terday when he beat the favoured Cheong Kin-man by more than 10 11 minutes 11

Results

Men's 850 yards free style: Chin

Chun-nam 2 Cheong Kin-nam Time 11/11 Record

Women's 50 yards breast stroke: seconds: three seconds better than 1. Wong Yuk-ping. 2, Kwok Kam the record time returned by him-ho. Time" 39.4.

Fards, clocking

J.B. Hawthorn beat D.R. Hol- self last year. mes 6-1, 6-1.

Club Mixed Doubles S. J. Saul and Mrs. Tamworth beat H.J. Armstrong and Mrs. | Armstrong 0-6, 7-5, 6-2.

W. J. D. Cooper and Cooper beat P.5 McCaig Mrs. Gotfried 6-0, 6-1.

ALGotfried

Cheong, showing strains training fatigue. meet

Men's 150 yards individual Ng Ning, 2 William of medley 1. was unable to Teo. Time: 1/48.2.

Women's 220 yards free style: up with the pace as he did during the heats.

I. Mamie Leong, 2. Cynthia Eager. Time: 2/57.4 Record

Men's 100 yards back stroke: Tony Lopes, 2. Wilfred Lawrence. Time: 69.2.

Women's 3 x 50 yards medley relay: 1. VRC “A”, 2. VRC “8”.

For more than 20 lengths, the Eastern lad kept at neck level Ms with Chan. After that however, and the old, popular champion drew

muick steadily ahead without and Mrs. Ayres challenge from the lad On the beat J. Kempton and Mrs. Kemp-26th length, Chan was more than ton 6-4, 10-8.

a body-length in front and stil! going

An Extra Effort

Ladies' Doubles Max. Shewan and Mrs. Strick- land beat Airs. Armstrong Mrs. Oxford 9-7, 5-7, 6-2.

Inter-Hong

Lavalette 6-1, 6-2.

and

HKCC Win Hancock Shield

Cheong made an extra effort on The game was marred by rough

reaching the 700 mark. He pulled play on the part of certain Police

Handicap Men's Doubles desperately at each stroke, trying players, who were inclined to J.D. Mackie and R.S. Cull beatį to reduce Chan's lead, which had play the man instead of the ball F.T. Orr and H. Newton 6-4, by now stretched to more than

There was no scoring in the first 6-4.

four yards.

The two-day Hancock Shield half, both goals being retted. in

between the the second period.

Chan, on the other hand, kept cricket match H.J. Jebsen and A. Jessen beat strongly to his pace. With two Hong Kong Cricket Club and Tennuci was notable abacatre van Alberwerelt and P. del more lengths, before the rope the Kowloon Cricket Club from the Army XI.

Chan. Chun-nam

all which was resumed at Chater gave his leaving Cheong further behind, as Road on Monday, resulted in CRC Results

he churned forward towards a an easy win for HKCC, who, Men's Singles

grand victory and a new record. beat their opponents by five Edwin Tsai beat Benzin Saw His performance last night raised wickets.

hopes again among his numerous 12-10, 6-2.

KCC, who had scored 77 for Captain A. Stewart beat B Supporters, who had seen him three in their pecond innings Sun 6-2, 6-3.

down to VRC's Sonny Monteiro when stamps were drawn at the in the heats of the 440 yards free end of the first day's play or

Thursday last, were all dut be style.

Mamie Leong, swimming herfore lunch on Monday for 130 way to figure as they star woman runs.

Needing 113 to win, HKCC were Swimmer in the Championships, made a second record

in her given a good start by L F. Stokes second swim event.

and Q. J. Kerr, who knocked up Leading all the way in the 220 65 runs before being separated. wards free style, but all along The dismissal of two

HKCC

played a great

Men's Doubles

Kit Chee Win Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at

In a fast and exciting First Longchamp. Another filly, Dou- Division game at Happy Valles ble Rose, owned by the flrs star, Kit Chee, after being one goal Miss Rita Hayworth (Princess down, eventually came through to Aly Khan), was second.

beat Chinese Athletic by three Amour Drake, from the Vol- FORS

to one terra stable, runner-up in

The Athletic the

X.C. Lai and 0.1 Tang beat Epsom Derby, finished third. A game, particularly in the second

half, when their defence was sub-R.O. Baker and T.E. Baker 6-0, field of 28 horses ran,

A crowd estimated at 150,000 jected to an almost

continuous 2-6, 6-3.

Kit Chee Coronation Vridden four forwards. Yu Rai-yan, the CAAM. Nicholson beat Lee Ming and Major P. Mitchell and Captain by the Roger Poincelet, win by lengths from Double Rose, with coalie, gave a magnificent display J.S. Lee 6-3, 6-0.

I certainly saved his side from the English jockey, Bill Rickaby,

ja much heavier defeat. up.

Athletic took the lead early in the game, Kit Cher obtaining the equaliser from an off-side position shortly before the interval Kit

RACE 1

1st No. 2nd

665

3rd

"

HK$2,447 3244

€99.

· 1137

350 Unplaced ponies (HK$100 each) Nos. 521, 635, 3541, 3432, 690.

saw

RACE 2

ist No. 2931 2nd

"

3rd

7:3 17

HK$2,572 735 367

Unplaced panies (HK$100 each) Nos 1111, 654, 3303. 1217, 3290, $871, 561.

RACE 3 1st No. 3153 2nd 3rd.

366 1241

HK$2,816 205 402 Unplaced

panies (HK$TOG cach) Nos. 1425, 3344, 3627, 3942. 3943, 2255.

RACE 4

1st No. 1970

2nd

1663

3rd

3047

HK$3,077 879 439

Unplaced ponies (HK$100 each) Nos. 2013, 4228, 1152, 3637.

RACE 5

Tat No. 552

2nd

-

2241

3rd

HK$3,324 949 475

2718 Unplaced ponics (HK$100 each) Nos. 3890, 4855, 3129; 1180, 3057, 2220, 5052, 1245, 4101.

Amour Drake, ridden by Togo Johnstone, came a length behind -Reuter.

Alterations To Classifications

The following alterations to the Classification List have been made by the Hong Kong Jockey Club;

To Class 2

BELLE FONTAINE BIG SHOT

To Class 3

SPORTSMASTER THE STRANGER

To Class 4

HEROIC LASSIE MARIGOLD POSSIBILITY

RACE 6

To Class '5

कार

2nd

2672

3rd

2861

"HK$3.167"

905 452

Unplaced ponies (HK$100

each) Nos. 1251, 2660, 487, 4666, 4658, 2541, 1755, 1686,

2026, 7. RACE 7

5074, 4451,

1st No.

2793

2nd

3353

3rd

1546

HK$3,965 1,122 566

Unplaced ponies (HK$100

each) Nos. 1406, 3061, 3169,

4495, 2645, 4590.

RACE 8

1st No. 4598

2nd

3rd

HK$4,018 3502

7,148 $905

574 Unplaced ponies (HK$100 cach) Noi 2248, 81, 2007, 4899, 3047, 4880.

RACE ?

1st No. 4091

2nd

A

料

HK$4,411 1.261

4758

630

4493 3rd.

1758

each) Nos. 5590, 5128.

DESERT KNIGHT NATIONAL GIFT PRIORITY

To Class 6

CHELSEA EPINARD KWONG LEUNG ROSEMARIE

To Class 7 DAWN

FLYING KNIGHT SANG ATOUT SMALL 'DRAGON TRIGGER

To Class 8..

BETTY LOU SUNKISS

THE HOPEFUL

Unplaced ponies (HK$100 GUTIERREZ SHIELD

RACE 10.

1st. No. 3925 2nd

3rd

2360 248

HK$3,980 1,137 568 Unplaced ponies (HK$100 each) No 2799, 3451, 4884, 2048, 5865, 3282, 1355, 4781, 2251, 1497.

RACE 11

at No. .1661

2nd

5812

3rd

HK$4,494 1,284 1626....

642 Unplaced ponies (HK$100 each) Nos. 2681, $111, 2063, 2767, 1110, 901.

·RACE 12

2nd

3rd

16582 1031

HK$14,450 *4,128 72064

Unplaced ponies (HK$100 each) Nos. 5182, 2805, 8272, 2865, 657, 7075, 12500, 16840, 7184, 3732.

COMPETITION

The following is the draw for the "Gutierrez Shield? Interna-1

tional Lawn Bowls Competition: Saturday, October, 15

bombardment

and

Chee went ahead as the result of a penalty kick and obtained their third goal towards the end of the Game

HOCKEY FIXTURES

The following are the Hong Kong Hockey Association fixtures for tomorrow and Sunday:

TOMORROW

Today's Matches

*

At LRC

Club Ladies' Doubles 9:00 am: "Mrs. Stroobach

and

challenged by VRC's child pro- batsmen for 11 runs raised the tege, Cynthia Eager, Mamie turned hopes of RCC, but sound batting in at 2 minutes 27.4 seconds-two by L D. Kilber, who scored 32 and two fifths seconds better than

before

being given out lbw, and

Mrs. Alexander v Mrs. Campbell Shauna Anderson's time returned A Weller (39 not out), pui and Shewan.

Handicap Men's Singles 5.15 p.m: Mackie v N. Cooke;

S. Saul v J.B. Hawthorn

Colony Mixed Doubles

E. Tsai and Mrs, Chow v R. Ray and Mrs. Fowler.

Club Mixed Doubles HL Romper and Mrs. Getz v D. Hazell and Mrs. Lynn Robinson; A.D. Scholes and Mrs. Scholes v Major Holman and Mrs. Holman:

Royal Navy Betreis "B", King's Pork | H.R. Baker and W. A. P. Thom v

ENEC No. 13.6.16 pm, Umpires: C. Blott and E. Deakin,

W0. Vincent and Mr. Kakhare

Singh

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16

Fak SC University, University Ground,

Capt

At CRC

M. Nicholson v

Toidulam, 10.30 m. Umpires: Capt. | Turner-Cooke. Cisnall and Mr. Palmer.

Chant Tara ▾ HKHC, RNRC No. 2.10-15

Umpires: Mr. Bulate and L/S

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Braday. Nomada Recreio "A".- Sockundon,

am. Umpires: You Gater and Cxpt: Mallina.

HK Price RAF, Boundary Street, 1035 Umpire: Mr. Maty and S/Cdr. Padley, Haya) Navy • Commandos, ENRC No. 1. King's Park, 11... Umpires: W.0. Vincent and Mrs P.F. Xavier- "YMCA ▼ Dutch. YMCA Ground, King's!

Park 11 L

Umpires: 8BPO Yeomany and £5BA Fox Recreio "B" Y Army, Recreio. Hinga

Park Lit

Umpires: Kr $ Grewal and Mr. Dion.

promdyt. attendance of their tex. maximum delay of 10 minutes will be

Nowod

Capt:

Ip Koon-hung v Ip Cheng-hing Benzin Saw and Dr. R.7. Ng Nick Ma and La Kin-hong-

Daniel Chan and G.M. Jun G. Choa and T.F. Choy,

M. Heenan and H.A. Ayres v Y.W. Lee and Ng Kam-chuen

the

Last year.

issue beyond doubt Continuing to tat after victory Marie set a quick pace but the had been achieved, HKCC had VRC girl, plucky but sadly in 167 for six to their credit when experienced, kept valiantly the closure was applied.. throughout with the champion in

the race. Reaching the last · 20 yards, however, Cynthia dropped back,

Ured out by the strain

Scores:

KCC

04

1st Innings: 2nd Innings: which her poor turns had put on E. C. Fincher, C. Craig b. Culi 22 her.

V. M. Davidson, Newton b..

Yankees Win World Series

Pence W. H Colledge, c

Elliott

16

Kerr b.

20?

36

N. Hart-Baker, b. Howarth

A

Zimmern, c. Howarth, Pearce

J. Leriou,

Howarth

F. R. Zimmern, b. Howarth

New York, October 9. CP. Smith, c. Cull New York Yankees scored a J. A. Sellers, run out smashing 10-6 victory over 4 Stepto, not out Brooklyn Dodgers today to Extras (D14, BL3, NEI). win the World Series four

games to one" and take them place with the hallowed Yan- kee champions of the past.

As the lion-hearted Vis Rascht

R. E. Lee, c. Oliver b. Cull

First Match Of and relief pitcher Joe Page, back-Weller

Commonwealth

Tour Of India.

Bombay, October 10. Frank Worrall, the West Indies

ed by a rousing 11-hit attack, Howarth

their hurled Yankees to

12th Cull championship, in 18 tries, Pearce world there was strong sentiment to Elliott rank this crew with the greatest of

them all.

Total:

Bowling:

13

M

15

5.4

5

0

KKCC

1st manings 2nd 'Innings:

113

130

Net in talent, not in secom- Club Scerrtaries are requested to ensure player, scored 109 and the Aus but a winning the big ones, tak-L. F. Stokes, &. Davidson, b.

plishments dr. the record book, Atralian, Cecil Pepper, scored $5

opportunities;

23 for the Commonwealth cricketing advantage of

Lee and cashing in on the other Il-0. J. Kerr, c. Leriou, b. Lee, 36 team against the Indian Univer- Umpire are requested to infors Yes silles XI today. Gater, Tel. 21195, before & pm on The tourists, scoring 298 for

low's mistakes.

N. R. Oliver, c. Fincher, b.

Lee

day, October 14, if unable to odcister alan to ring 20121 ex, 379 before, & pan on Sunday with merita of games."

Club Secretaries are requested to note that DEC. have withdrawn from the Association and their match with Recreio **** wil nat

Included - in

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Ainsi

Friky

The KITC-Commando match bas boen provifonally arranged Lux October 21.

Tickets in

in reply

Tense And Thrilling

T. A. Pearce, ci Hart-Baker, b.

Series

L. D. Kilbee, hw, b. Bu

Lee

to the Univer- sities' first innings of 229, finished the second day with 67 runs ahead. The match ends tomorrow.

In the rip-roaring finale to a Zimmern lense and thring series between R. G. Craig, c. Smith, b, F. Worrall and Holt, who scored 41, two galiant ball clubs, it was *R. Zimmern added 94 in 83 minutes for the opportune hitting, mainly by F. A. Teller, not out third wisket, after which Worrall golden boy Bobby Brown, which H. M. Newton, not out and Pepper put on 88 for the fifth provided the difference; that, and Extras (BL, NEI). wicket.

the usual great relief pitching of Worrall batted stylishly and hitron-armed Joe Page.

Total (fur 6 wkts).

167

J. B. L Elliott, F. Howarth and

14 fours during his innings of 133 SUMMER MEDAL

It was an afternoon-warm and minutes. He gave chances at 36

make COMPETITION WON Universities lost their last those Yankee Immortals, big R. S. Cull did not bat

end 28.

sunny in Brooklyn Babe

little three wickets for 21 runs, D. P. lovable Lou Gehrig, Herb Fen-

Buth

Miller Huggins. Medh, a diminutive stolid lefthand

BY J. D. MACKIE

England vs Ireland at Club de

Recreio at 3.30 p.m.

The Deep Water Bay Summer der, being out for 63. He added Rock and. the rest smile down Pakistan vs China at Kowloon Medal competition was won by only two to his overnight scored from shove and say with burst-p

Bowling Green Club at 3.30 Mr. B. Arcolo delanted Reuter.

ju.m.

3.30 p.m.

a

P.

tellows; ing pride. "Well done, You're

Uw Davidson earned the right to wear

Zimmern. those Yankee uniforms.” And the

33,711 broken yet admiring fans F. R. at Ebbets Field would probably Smith agreed Sellers

Hart The hapless Dodgers had to call Baker staff, all to no avail, o virtually their entire pitching

A

[6,and Arkcoil in the final by:

4 October 16 Sunday,

defested "Shanghai". "Fanling" Pakistan- or China vs Malaya at bu

RNYP SOCCER XI Kowloon Bowling Green Club by somewhat comfortable mar

2gin in the match played at The following will represent the Switzerland Scotland at Club Sunday at Fanling

Royal Naval Yard Police

Against Besults of the Bogey Compett Clab on the Navy ground Cause de Recreio at 3.30 Lp.m

tions held at Fanling from 5th to way Bay tomorrow-kick-off „8.30, Portugal ys india at Kowloon 10th October are as follows:

Bowling Green Club at 3.301 Old Course: Winner-Mr. 3. D. McGowan, Kidby, Balldeath, amica Lanes

Mackde-1 up Runner Up Mr. Broomshaw; zajet, Katemopolous, Hew York 2011180.00=10 22°31 England or Ireland vs Philippines L. Goldman All Square." Huntley, Jones (Capt.), Harris, Natives) Lengnes

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