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SHANGHAI CHAMPIONS.

VICTORY FOR MR. LIDDELL'S

WHEATCROFT **

RESULTS OF THIRD DAY'S RACING.

SWEEPSTAKE” NUMBERS, --!

-"

CRICKET.

INTERPORT TEAM SELECTED.

NOTES ON THE ELEVEN.

next:-

HONGKONG BASEBALL

ASSOCIATION.

RESIGNATION OF THE

PRESIDENT.

A faal practice was held yesterday

A meeting of the Hongkong Baseball afternoon for the Interport Match and Association was held at the American after its conclusion the Selection Com Consulate yesterday evening, when Mr.' mittee met and finally selected the follow.W. Logan presided. In the race for the Champion Sweeping gentlemen to play on Saturday sinkes, at the Shanghai Races yesterday, Mr. Liddell's Wheatcroft, ridden by Mr. Bremner, was first. Messrs. Hardy and Fowler's Morning Flight, ridden by Mr. Pote Hunt, was tecond, and Messrs. Beith and Lemarchand's Piccolo, ridden by Mr. Maitland, was third

In the other races Messra, Winsome and Hasty had three ärsts and Mr. Day secured two. Mr. Dallas rode three wianers, and Mr. Maitland and Mr. McBain, two each.

THE RESULTS.

The Flyaway Plate: Saven Furlongs. Jr. Day's Poppyland, 153 lbs.

(Mr. Dallas)

(Mr. Crokam)

Mr. Toeg's Gordon, 158 lbs.

Mr. H. Maitland's Helter Skelter.

152. lbs. (Mr. Maitland) Time: 1.46.3-3.

The Jeasfeld Handicap: “A”. Class: 1 Milo.

Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's. The

Whinchat, 158 lbs.

(Mr. Maitland) Misses V. and D. McBain's Grey Duck,

132 lbs.

(Mr. McBain) Mr. Westburn's Perseas, 153 lbs.

(Mr. Heard)

Time: 1.30.3-5.

The Jassfield Handicap; "B" Class: 1 Mile. Miss Law's Kilmory, 152 lbs.

(Mr. Moller) Mesara Byrne and Stitt's St. Patrick, (Mr. Tricker) 158 lbs. Mr. E. A. Silagi's Hyphen, 152 lbs..

(Mr. O'Brien)

Time: 1.33

The Pari-Mutuel Cup: 13 Miles. Messrs. Winsome and Fasty's The Flamingo, 155 lbs. ... (Mr. McBain)

M. and E. G. W.'s Western Hill,

139 lbs.

(Mr. O'Brien)

Mr. G. C. Purdue's Coeur de Lion,

158 lbs.

Time: 3.16.3-5.

1

3

}

9

3

1

(Mr. Bremner)

3

The Bubbling Well Oup 11 Miles.

(31r. Dallas) Messrs Winsome and Hasty's Green. Apple, 189 lbs. ...... (Mr. McBain) Mr. Dod's Standlight, 152 lbs.

(Mr. Pollock) 3 Time: 2.421-3

| Mr. Day's Forestland, 133 fbs.

*

The Jockey Cup: 1 Miles. Mr. Bindrake's Seamew, 160 lbs.

(M. S. A. Judah)

K. Talstern's Red Joss House, 132 lbs.

Messrs. Beith

(Mr. Taylor)

and

Pearce's Bill

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A. C. I. BOWKER,

CAPT. DOBBIE, K.Q.S.5. F. GOODWIN,

R. H. B. HANCOCK (Captain), A. W. HAYWARD.

H. OWEN HUGHES,

CAPT. E. W. MORRIS. 1.4.S.C. H. V PARKER,

T. E. PEARCE,

A. W. L. RAMSAY,

E. B. REED.

Twelfth Man:-*

MAJOR LIGHTFOOT.

Umpires:-

.

LT. COMDR. YONGE, R.N.,

J. P. ROBINSON...

The side is the one which I suggested would be chosen on Monday last. It was not, however, definitely settled until last night, and Lightfoot's excellent bowling yesterday may have gone very close to bringing off a surprise. Well, however, as he bowled it must be remembered that he was pa after five oc'clock, when the

Mr. C. S. Ransom, the President of the Association, stated that, as he was leaving the Colony for Manila next month he was compelled to resign the presidency.

His resignation was accopted with į regret, and Mr. Logan, who is "vice- president, was appointed to fill his place, antil the annual meeting next April.

On the proposition of Mr. Ildefonso, seconded by Mr. R. C. Wilson, it was. resolved to donate $3 to the Poppy Day Fund.

Mr. Rauso leaves for Manila on De- cember 7th.

FOOTBALL.

HONGKONG CLUB RESERVES r. R.A. RESERVES.

This match will be played on the Club ground on Saturday: kick-off at 2.43 p.m.

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The following will represent the Club:

light began to fail. As I mentioned Slipper: Hill and Oswick; Howell, yesterday, stumps will be drawn at Mitchell and Puncheon Bell, Vickers, p.m. on each day of the match., Light-Campbell, Brown and Key.

foot becomes twelfth man, but I expect

to see him play for the Colony before bis period duty here is over. Mitchell Eas had bad luck. He has for years been un the verge of getting in without ever quite making it, and his continued keen

interest in the game is an example to Bl young cricketers. Many men would have been soured by just missing salec- tion but he is as keen as ever and has done much for cricket generally here, especially for the Volunteer side of which he may well claim to be the father. And a fairly lusty infant too!

To-morrow I hope to give a few notes on the Shanghai side. To-day & detailed list of our eleven may be of interest to those of my readers who have not had the opportunity of fallowing the cricket as closely as they would have liked.

A. C. I. BoWEER:-A fire fast bowler, on his day well-nigh unplayable. Turns them from the off a bit, can come with his arm, and has the knack of keeping

an occasional ball extraordinarily low.

A hard-hitting unorthodox bat who is

far more likely to make runs if the side

is doing badly than if it is doing well.

A magnificent field anywhere particular.

y at cover.

Reserves: Trambitsky, Smith and Russakoff

HOCKEY

In an excellent game at King's Park, on Tuesday evening, the Hongkong Hockey Club and eleven. defeated the 5/2 Punjabis by one goal to nil.

Sunday's „Game.

The following team will represent Kow- loon British School Former Pupils' Association in a match against Club de Recreio at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday :-Rail- ton, Murphy, Jeffries; Hedley, Rasmus sen, Kinross Pearne, Witchell, Matchin, Whitley, and Summers. Reserves: Har- vey and Greenhalgh,

HAPPY SHANGHAL!

GOVERNMENT A PERFECT.

MODEL

་

At a recent meeting in Shanghai of Capt. Dosis:-A new comer. A sound the Union Assurance Society, who labour batsman who hits the ball very hard and to promote good relations between China has a good defence. He looks a useful bowler but is short of practice. A useful and Japan, a distinguished Japanese. visitor, Mr. B. Masnjima, First Fresi- feld, who gets better every time he turns dent of the International Bar Associa tion and President of the Bar Associa tion of Japan waxed enthusiastic on Shanghai's system of Government.

Foat

GOODWIN: A sound bowler, who will do very well if he remembers to bowl at the extra stump (which isn't there) on the off. Swings in from the off. he will undoubtedly get runs. If he avoids the pitfall of trying to bat

"It would be a thousand pities to see any sort of change in the government of Shanghai," said Mr. Masujima.

Brewer, 155 iba... Mr. Thieme) 31 has played for about thirty years-his ing. It is the result which is bound to R. H. B. HANCOCK-IS "Dick" He Shanghai simply cannot help grow

Time: 2.4425.

The Grand Stand Stakes: 1. Milo. Mr. Allan's The Bright Comet, 159 lbs.

(Mr. Encarnacao) i Mr. Robson's The Hopeful Bird,

158 lbs.

(Mr. Poulsen) z Miss Law's Blair Athol, 152 Ibs.

(Mr. Pote Hunt)" 3

Time: 2.08.1-5.

The Champion Sweepstakes: 1; Miles. Mr. Liddell's Wheatcroft, 158 iba.

(Mr. Bremner) • I Messrs. Hardy and Fowler's Morning

Flight, 156 lbs., ... (hir: Pote Hunt) 2 Mesara. Beith and Lemarchand's Pic colo, 182 lbs. (Mr. Maitland)

Time: 4.28.3-5.

The Wayalde Handicap: 1 Mile. Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's The Warbler, 152 lbs.... (Mr. McBain) Miss Billy Coutts' Keeora, 159 lbs.

(Mr. Pote Hunt) Miss Law's Kilmory, 152 lbs.

(Mr. Moller)

Time: 2.05.3-5.

A

1

3

1

3

The Pootung. Handicap: “A” · Olass: 1 Mile. Mr. J. J. Faterson's Dago, 161 lbs.

(Mr. Maitland) Mr. Toeg's Spearmint, 158 lbs.

(Mr. Crokam) 2 Mr. Fash's Leviathan, 161 Iba.

(Mr. Heard) Time: 2.01.4-8. The Rootung Handicap: "B" Class: 1 Mile Mr. A N, Dallas's Theatreland,

161 lbs.

(Mr. Dallas) 1 Mr. S. N. Shendrikof'a 'Talam, 153 lbs.

(Mr. Hughes) 8 Mesars. Beith and Lemarchand's Grey

Steel, 156 lbs........ (Mr. Maitland) 3 Time: 204.2-5.

(THROUGH. REUTER'S AGENCY.] Further Detalls.

SHANGHAI, November 10th. The Champions was won by Liddell's Wheatcroft (8. B. M. Bremner up), "fol- lowed by Hardy and Fowler's Morning Flight (Pote Hunt up) and Beith and Lemarchand's Piccolo (Maitland up).

WOD

by hall a length, the same dis- tance separating the second and third nine

starters; twenty-seven qualified. Champions' Sweepstake Numbers.

To the A Sweep:

19130

6170

43371

2017

"Sweep:

-293

99950

earliest childhood shall we say and we come when people set aside racial pre-" all know about him. So do Shanghail judices and political differences and

A. W. HAYWARD-A very fine bat, whose only blemish is that he is a weak starter. If he stops ten minutes, he is good for an hour at least. He is a fine mid-off.

H. Owis HUGHES:-A magnificent second ship. A good bat, better perhaps when he is forceful. Erratic as a left-hand bowler, but has the knack of bowling bis best in an Interport.

Capt. Monats-A very pretty bat, who perhaps does best when he takes out his heavy mashie, Hooks the ball beautifully from anything under a length and has a pretty shot through the covers. H. V. PANKERA slashing bat, useful bowler and a good field. He is a quite capable of knocking a good bowler off his length. A new comer to Interport Cricket in the Colony:

con-

RINGWORMS ON CHILD'S FACE In Large, Red Patches. Cuticura Healed.

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exert their efforts in the direction of...that supplies Advertisers with trade which is the basis of world a Complete Service of Original prosperity.

Copy, Ideas, and Designs for "The government of Shanghai by the Municipal Council is a perfect madel Posters and Blocks, which should satisfy advanced ditions of human life. Expenditure is...that checks all insertions in comparatively small and a great inter Foreign and Chinese papers for national community like that of Shang- hai should boast of its effective control

its Clients, by such a handful of business men. The Yarious departments of the Shanghai,..that has an unrivalled and Municipal Council, Public Works, Police, Extensive knowledge of the best Electricity, Tax, etc., exist only for pur media for all classes of Ad- poses of the common good and when haman society progresses, the functions vertisers, of government should be simplified in proportion to the progress made by those 59verned.

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When human society has attained a place all this knowledge and

T. E. PEARCE:--Started life a in great progress such as I have outlined, experience at the free disposal of Interport slow bowler in the early nine- an army and navy are

teen-hundreds. Has carried the batting Only police are required. unnecessary. its Clients, ensuring that the

on his shoulders for fifteen years and

"Chinese politicians should not at money they spend on Advertising now has stepped in to the breach as a tempt to take jurisdiction over the in will bring them the best possible wicket-keeper where he is uncommonly ternational community. was educated return.

good, if not perhaps quite up to the in Oriental as well as Occidental culture form of Harry Hancock, Hughie Arthar and I appreciate both their virtues. But or A. A. Claxton. Invaluable in pre- it is necessary to combine both cultures serving the morale of a ride if things in order to reach the happy medium. are going wrong. He practically won the Japan has copied the civization of the match himself at Shanghai in 1920. West and succeeded thereby and I advise A. W. L. RAMSAY:-Has been batting China to do likewise. Shanghai is per aplendidly this year, and seems to have haps China's greatest asset. It is the gained the confidence he needed. A very most important centre in the East and. fine held, who can keep wicket if any it is to the advantage of the Chinese thing goes wrong.

people to permit Shanghai to grow."

E. B. RED-Probably the soundest bowler on either side on any wicket- (O'Hara perhaps could claim this when the wicket gives him any help): Catches them all right if the chance is difficult enough.

Major Liamroor-A useful het of whom we have not yet seen the best. A sound field anywhere, and quite a useful slow-medium leg break bowler,

But while we thus consider those who are to represent us this year, on to-day. of all days, it is fitting that we should remember those players of the past who laid down their lives for their country In the Great Adventure. Their names are placed in the pavilions both in Shang- bai and Hongzong. The same qualities are essential both for a good cricketer and ʼn good soldier: that is why erickét means what it does to us. The thoughts of all of us, who knew them, will turn to them during the solerin two minutes at, eleven o'clock to-day, and it is per- haps not too great a flight of laney to imagine that they know this. It is for the cricketers of to-day to clasp and carry on the torch that fell from their hands, and to live up to the full to those traditions of the finest game in the world, of which they were such gallant examples.

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