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When the malaria itself has left off, when the ravages of the parasites have broken, your strength, that's the moment to start taking Sanatogen. Your blood is weakened and Sanatogen will multiply the quantity of red corpuscles in an amazingly short time.

A doctor, writing in the Medical Prem de Circular, has prored that this increase of red blood corpusdei per "mmm in some cases was as high as 90,000 in ons werk,

and even- 500.000 in a fortnight.

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GARRISON AQUATICS.

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DOCKYARD CLUB.

SECOND ANNUAL SWIMMING CONCLUDING EVENTS OF SEASON.

GALA.

H.E. THE G.0.0. PRESENTS PRIZES.

SOME FINE. CONTESTS.

The second annual swimming gala

under the auspices of the Garrison He ercation Club was held at the R.AS.C. Camber in delightful weather yesterday afternoon. It proved a great success.

There was a large attendance of officers, and of all ranks of the local command; while, there were also many present from the Navy, as well as wives, children and friends of members of the garrison.

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Everything tended towards the success. of the gala, the weather proving kind attracted the good attendance, and the aquatics themselves proved exceptionally interesting and entertaining. Some very fine swimming was witnessed. All the events were very keenly contested and, as will be seen from the results, some very good times were recorded.

THE FIFTH TEST MATCH.

LAST "DAY'S PLAT."

HOW ENGLAND WON.

The aaqual meeting of the Dockyard Young Men's Club is to be held at the Club Room at 6.43 pm. on October 4th

The following article appearing in the Prior to this, however, the following pro-issue of August 99th of "The Cricketer " gramme of events has to be completed: is from the pen of Mr. P. F. Warner, the

Thursday, 23rd.-Football match against the HMS Ambrose on the of the game knowa, was a great cricketer Editor. Mr. Warner, as every follower dockyard ground at 120 p.m.

in Bis day and captained the English team for a good many years. What be bas written.reveals not only his love for this great game, but also for the country he has represented.

match

Friday, 24th-Ping-Pong : against the Chinese Catholic Young Men's Club at Caine Road, at 7 p.m. My

Saturday, 25th.Final bathing picnic of the Club. Launch will leave dockyard 1at 2 p.m. and Kowlon Yard at 2.20.

Wednesday, 29th-Social Dance at the

Club room at 8.43 p.m.

GOLF.

ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

There were 23 entries in the Bogey Pool competition played at Fanling on September 18th-20th.

The winner was F.A. Redmond (1 up).

The Realts. The results in the different events were as under:

"At five minutes past six on the even- ing of Wednesday, August 15th, a Kennington Oval, Geary bowled down Mailey's wicket, and after many long years of waiting and disappointment English cricket came into its own again.

As soon us it was realised that England had won the vast crowd gave a yell of delight and swarmed in front of the pavilion," a huge mass which extended right back to the pitch itself. There they stayed for half an hour, shouting them- selves hoarse.

The function, was held under the patronage of H.E. the G.O.C., South R.Q.M.S. R. Chandler, East Surrey Regt.captain, who had led his side so ably to First Chapman, the, young English C.B. C.M.G.), and the Presidency of China Command (Major-General Č. C.

Hon. Secretary :-S.Q.M.S. E. E victory, came on to the balcony to be Luard, C.B.C.M.G), and the Presidency Steele, D.C.M., MM, R.A.P.C., Welling-acclaimed like very Crear Thên Collins, the Australian captain, and of Major R. S. S. Faton, East Surrey ton Barracks. Regt.. who was unfortunately prevented

Chapman appeared together, and later from being present through illness.

came Hebba and Sutcliffe, par, nobile During the afternoon, the Band of the

fratrum, who laid the foundation of our 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regt., played

Unit Relay Raes for Championship victory, Strudwick-and what "Sarrer selections, by kind permission of Lieut. Cup, presented by the Soldiers Club, Cricketer was ever more popular than Col. F. S. Montague Bates, CB, C.M.C., (Open to one team of seven men perhe-ind finally the whole of the Eng- D.S.O., and the ŎEcers of the Battalion, unit)-1, 12th Heary Battery, RA 2, land Elven appeared to the accompani The band was under the baton of Band-25th Heavy Battery, R.A. Time: 5mins.ment of such cheering, as I have never master D. B. Dowie,

21.3-3secs. 3mins, 1.3-5sers, (Winner beard. last year . Company, East Surrey Regt. Time: 5mins. 20secs.).

The President.

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At the conclusion of the aquatics, B.E Army, Boys' Handicap Race (open to Major-General C. C. Luard presented the children of all ranks under 14 years), prizes to the successful competitors. K. Jacombs; 2, T. Hawkins; 3, R.. Lond.

Prior to his doing so, he was introduced Individual Army Championship Race by Capt. E G. H. Clarke, M.C., East for Challenge Cup, presented by Messrs. Surrey Regt, who regretted that Major Lane, Crawford, Ltd. (Open to all other Paton, the President of the Garrison Re-ranks)); Lance-Bombardier Norris, creation Club, had been unable to attend R.A.; 2, Lance-Bombardier Taylor, A.; that afternoon. Major Paton had been 3, Lance-Bombardier Pulford, BA Time: very ill and it had been with greatest 4mins. 37.1-3secs.; mins. 444ces. (Win difficulty that he had been prevented from ner last year Pte. J. Edwards, A. Com getting out of his bed and coming there. pany, East Surrey legt. Time: amins. Major Paten was very sorry he had been 31.4-5sees.). unable to be present, particularly so as this was the last event organised under the auspices of the Garrison Recreation Club he would have attended as Presi dent, as he handed over the presidency

ä; the end of this month.

There were new events in this year's programme, said Capt. Clarke, and also the sis ter service, the Navy, and the Volunteers had participated in some of the events. On behalf of the Garrison Recreation Club he welcomed these act

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G.0.0.' Comments.". After presenting the prizes, Major General Luard expressed his congratula the success of the afternoon This year, he said, they had improved on last year's sports. He was extremely sorry that Major Paton was unavoidably absent. He (Major Paton) had done a great deal towards the sports. They had J'D Major Paton's place, however, S.Q.M.S. Steele, the Hon. Secretary of the Garrison Recreation Club, who had done an extraordinary amount of work, both in connection with the sports and the Club generally.

The General went on to comment on

And the crowd unmistakably interpre ted what all those who take an interest in English cricket and who are concern- ed for its welfare feel, and that is that the tide of misfortune has turned at last, and the turn of the tide is welcomed with fervert enthusiasm.

What the Victory Mears. This victory means everything to Eng- lish cricket. Had we been beaten, despondency wohld have crept over the land. As it is, our cricket will be for- tifed and refreshed by this great victory And I should like to say here that the The. Luard Championship Race for Australians, like the good sportsmen and Challenge Cup, presented by E.E. Major fine cricketers they are, were the first to Cheral C. C. Luard, B., C.M.G. (Open congratulate us in the happiest and most to army officers). Distance: 90 yards spontaneous manner. Generous winners, free style:1, Lieut. R. Q. F. Johnstone, they are also generous logars, as befits D.LI., Licut. J. H. Smith, R.A. Time: cricketers who have earned an imperish- 3mm 0.2-5secs.; ii. 2secs. (Winnerable reputation as splendid fighters. But last year Lieut. Johnstone, D.L.I. Time: for once they did not fight with that 4.1-secs., sixty yars, thirty yards less doggedness and persistence which has than this race)

inspired so wholesome a respect in she Life Saving Race, Lance-Sergt. minds of their adversaries ever since they Carver and Pte. Cock, East Surror Regt.first came to this country, and on May

Pter Balgent and Carter, East Surrey 7th, 1878, made the reputation of Aus legt. Pies. Sales and Benest, Eest tralian cricket for all time.. Surrey Regt.

Army Girls' Haudiap.Race. (Open 10 children of all tanks under 14 years:-1, Doris Hunt; 2, Ivy Jacobs; 3, Violet Vant. 150 yards Championship Race for Challenge Cup, presated by the officers of small units (open to all, ranka).—1, Lance Bombardier Norris, RA; Cpl. Humberstone, East Surrey Regt.; 3, Pte. Feera, East Surrey Regt. Time: 2 mins

11-5 secs, 9 mins. 141-5 secs.

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The wicket was not quite easy. It was wern, especially at the Vauxhall end, where there was a large spot of which Rhodes took full advantage, but 125 was

poor total-for men of their fine calibre and dauntless courage.

Everything came off for England. Every change of bowling on the part of Chapman was successful and a tribute to his leadership; every catch was caught. Perhaps the ald, M.C.C. flag Bying on the flagstaff of the pavilion may have had some sort of mesmerie effect. That

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Australia's Last Innings. - The Australians wanted 415 to win, and the ground was seething with s eitement, when Pousford and Woodfull came out to open the Australian innings, Larwood and Tate being the bowlers.

Diving Championship for Challenge Cup, presented by Messrs. Steel, Coulson & Co. (open to sil ranks, points given flag has braved the battle and the breeze The wind had shifted from south to for position, flight and entry)-1, Lance of two tours in Australia and has never south-west, and Larwood from the Sergt. Leneb, East Surrey Regt. 2, Pte. yet been hanled down in a rubber of Test Youxhall end bowled fast, if rather short. Cook, East Surrey Regt. 2, Gunner matches. Torn and tattered, it floated Before he had scored Woodfuil was Barker, RA 4. Lieut. Chidson, M.C., proudly in the wind, an emblem of good caught by Geary st.third slip, amidst East Surrey Reg who tied for third fortune and of victory. It seemed to a chorus of cheers.

signal to the English eleven "the future

the various aquatic events. He remarked that last year they discovered a very fine swimmer in Pta. Edwards, East Surrey Regt., and this year they had discovered another exceptionally good swimmer'in place. Lance-Bombardier Norris, R.A. Among Half-mile Unit Tum Championship of English cricket depends upon the re-Macartney," the pride and hope of the officers, Mr. Johnstone had again won Race for Challenge Cup, presented by ault of this match. Every man will do Australia, came in us usual first wicket with caso,

although having another the Officers of the RA. (Open to one bis best." →

down, and began in his own inimitable. thirty yards put on to the races He (the team of four men per unit).—1, 19th [“.

style, a square out off Tate, and a forcing General) hoped that next year the Heavy Battery, R.; 2, B. Company, K.O.S.Bs. would put someone out that East Surrey Regt. Time: 15 mins, 53

stroke on the on side being perfectly timed and executed would beat him.. (Laughter.) General secs. Luard congratulated the girls on their race, making especial reference to little Doris Hunt for winning the race again. The handicappers had apparently thought they had her out this year, and they very nearly had, but she managed to pull the race off and beat them. (Applause.) The General congratulated the winners in

dividually.

The Relay Race." Referring to the Services Relay Race, he said that the Volunteers had present ed the Cup for this event, and had alad taken it away again. The services f

Hobbs and Sutclife.

match an. Tuesday, and Hobbs and Sut- To my mind, the Australians lost the cliffe won it for us by their incomparable Tug-of-War (open to one team of six batting. That first-wicket stand of our at once made the ball spin, using eleverly At 16, Rhodes came on for Tale, and men per unit)-1, B Company, East Sur- famous pair of 172 made victory almost the worn piece of turf on the middle rey Regt. 2, 38th Havy Battery, RA

The Services Relay Tean Champion- failed, we might well have been out for a bowling bad worn.

a certainty for ua Had either of them and leg stump which Grimmett's accurate ship race for Challenge Cup, presented total of 180 or 200.

Larwood bowled by the II.K.V.D. Corps (open to a team, That they did not fail us at a time of but he cut at another short ball and it short and Macartney looked his master, of Eve men from the loyal Navy, Army most desperate crisis was only in keep-went hard and fast to Geary's right side and E.E.Y.D. Core).-Won by the ing with their reputation. Never has at third slip, who brought off a good H.K.V.D. Corps, whise team were G. R. English cricket known a more dauntless catch with both hand Rezavet, D. Lyon, 8. H. Garrod, E. A. pair: the greater the task the greaterThe spectators all round the ground Brodie and E. W. Railton. Time: their endeavour.; A glance at the score stood up and waved hats and handker mins. 42 secs. (Dirance 20 yards, 60 sheet will show what they accomplished.. chiefs, and even coats. yards, 80 yards, 60 yards and 30 yards). And there came from Yorkshire, some made a definite advance to victory, and Water Polo-The Army defeated the what against his will, one who had made when in Rhodes's next-over Ponsford was England bad (Army and Navy) would have "to pull loyal Navy by two goals to one after his reputation before three at least of nicely caught very low down at backward an exciting and interesting game. At the present England eleven were born, point close up, and Collins five minutes their socks up he thought if they were all time the Army led by 2-1, and did and he had a marked influence on the going to get it back in the futare.

In conclusion General Luard thanked not add to this score la the second half.result the judges, committee, S.Q.M.S. Steele, und pressed hotly, hut owing to the at the Oval, and I hope they watched ball, but the Notts man was taken off The Navy played fra in the second half There must have been many schoolbays and all others who had helped in the plendid play of the Army's goal-keeper, the great hodes carefully, and noted arranging and carrying out of the sports, who brought off some fine saves, were his easy action, bis length, his spin, and, at the end of the over in which he dis- or bad in any way contributed to their: success. He also thanked Lieut.-COL Prevented from scoring.

Above all, his cleverness. Ulysses car for him. Andrews, very quick on his. missed Macartney and Geary substituted Montague Dates and the cfficers of the.

ed a world-wide reputation for his East Surrey Regt. for allowing their band Prizes were also presented yesterday modern cricket. His return to the Eng to him on the full pitch, twice kit him cunning, and Rhodes is the Ulysses of feet, jumped in to Rhodes, and, getting to be present.

to winners of other Garrison events for lish eleven was indeed a lucky stroke" 1023-26 as under:-

to the side boundary. Bardsley made two BilliardsAmateur Military Cham warmest congratulations. He is the second a late cuts

To Chapman all England will offer her beautiful 4, one to square leg and the pionship, L/Cpl McBride," R.C. of S. Soldiers Club Cup, a-side, Royal En he led his side with spirit, with judg happy warrior of the cricket field, and gineers: HE.Y.D.C. Challenge Cup, 8ment, and with imagination. A The officials wero na under:-

a-aide, Roral Engineers." Judges-Events 1 to 6: Lieut. Col W. A Edmondes, D.8.0., RA, Lient-

rey Regt.

Three cheers for General Luard and the singing of the National Anthem, conclud- ed the proceedings.

The Onicials.

Col. V. Costes, Punjabi Regt., Capt. N.

Other Garrion Eventai

later was caught at slip, the back of Australia's batting was badly bracked.

Bardsley had ribbled at Larwood's first

seven runs later Andrews booked a short At 60 Larwood relieved Geary, and ball to Tate at thort leg, who caught it high with his right hand a fine catch.

for English cricket- landmark, I ven- "August 18th, 1926, was a great day if I may be allowed to say so, it brought thodes was bowling finely, pitching the England were playing a winning game ture to think, in out cricket history, and with confidence and determination, and

believed in our men, joy my

good length hall on the middle and leg and my con- stump and causing it to turn. He had dence in their ability to defeat a power- Bardsley caught by Woolley running ful and generous foe has never wavered. from slip, behind the wicket-keeper and Therefore, die happy, I had set clean bowled Richardson

Cricket League-Red. Wing, East Sur- Football League.-"A" Co., East Sur- D. Brownjoba, M.C., H.E., Lieut. Drey Regt. M. Rycroft, RE, Lieut. E. "A. S. Cope, East Surrey Regt, Lieut. J. A. Chesterey Regt.

Hockey League-"C"! Co., East Sur- R.A.

Rowing (Brown Rowing Cup).-12th Events 7 to 11: Major W. B. Stevenson, Heavy Battery, RA 7:19 R.AH.C.; Major LT Lightfoot, O.B.E 824 RAP.C, Capt. E. 8. G. Howard, M.Oneers Tennis Doubles: Q.M.S. Faro and my whole soul and heart on our beating

Tennis Tennis League: Royal Engi- 19-R.A., Capt. E. G. E. Clarke, M.C., East Q.M.S Hewett, R.E.

Surrey Bog, Licut, J. R. A Cockayne,

Garrison Water folo League-38th has been made a thousand times more, Oldfield batted better than anyone else, East Surrey Regt., Lieut. C. H. Dickins, Heavy Battery, R.A (for the fifth year pleasant by the perfectly charming way excepting, of course, Macartney, and East Surrey Regt.

Medical Officer:-Major W. B. Steven-R.A. sucession); 3, 13th. Heavy Battery, their defention then to the gindh wieket. Added: 23 runs, but a son, M.B. R.A,M. C. BA

It is proposed to bold an annual mili- Maybe I have waxed sentimental, hut change of bowling from Rhodes to Stevins Time-Keepers: S. J. Goddard, tary harbour race. Bart from Bear the there can be no good cricket without sen met with success, the bowler bowling R.S.M. A. C. Godwin, B.A., B.S.M. W. Star Ferry, Kowloon, and finish insido timent, a quality which enriches life and Oldfeld: 114-9-23, G. Gingell, MM, East Surrey Regt, H.A.3.C. Camber. Details will be issued refines it and gives it zest. -

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the Australians this year, and our success Gregory had “go" at Tate-and akied the ball to Sutchile at mid-off.

in which our doughty

took.

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