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KO.S.B. BEAT QUEEN'S,

friendly match between the King's Own Scottish Borderers and the Queen's Royal Regiment played on the Indian Recreation Club ground yesterday afternoon the former won by 30 runs. Batting first they declared at 148 runs for wickets, of which Capt. Thorp con tributed 40. Clark took 5 wickets for 43 runs. They then dismissed the Queen's for 100, Lieut. Elliot being top scorer with 30 runs. There did well with the ball, capturing the

first four wickets.

Scores:-

E.O.S.B.

Capt. Thorp, b Bingham ... 40 Lt. Hankey, Streton, b

Clark...

Major Lake, b Clark

18

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Lt. Welch, e Miles, b Burton 23 Lt. Col. Comyn, Welman.

b Burton

15

Lê Hachnren, b Burton ... Capt. Dobbie, b Burton ...... 13 Pte. Sawyer, b Clarki

SHANGHAI RACES.

SECOND DAY OF AUTUMN- MEETING.

THE RESULTS.

The second day of Shanghai's Autumn Meeting did not produce in fact, rather on the glow side any fresh records; the times being. compared with previous records. Mr. Maitland, who rode three firsts The most successful jockey was and two thirds, while Mr. Pote Hunt brought in three winners and sue second. Mr. Pote Hunt" is now leading with six firsts, three seconds and one third, while Mr. Maitland is second with three firsta. three seconds and three thirds. Mr. Brand is third.

Of the owners, Mr. Ere has, so far been the most successful, with three firsts and three seconds, while Miss Law is second with three frsts.

ام

To-day the meeting will be con tinued, when the big race will be the "Shaforce" Challenge Cup (presented by the officers of the British Defcaro Force) and the Champions' Sweepstake.

The results of the remaining six races of Monday's meeting, which were not obtainable on Monday night (the results of the first five races being published yesterday) are given below:- Chinese Cup and Oriterion Stakes: 1 Mile.

GOLF.

ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF] CLUB.

CAPTAIN'S CUP.

The Captain's Cup Competition at Fanling on November 5th-7th resulted as follows:-

D. J. Gilmore..... 9-147 F. Cowherd 90-1872 (tia, and, will play off), H. G. Hegarty..... 34-10-71 H. G. Sheldon.... B=76 T. G. Bennett. 83-872 Capt. le Gres...... 85-977 I Newton 86375 D. G. Bruce 80-10=78 | Thirty-eight cards were taken out OPTIONAL POOL"

D. G. Bruce 80-10=79 There were eight entries

HOCKEY.

UNIVERSITY, WASEDA

UNIVERSITY.

This match was played on the noon and resulted in favour of the University ground yesterday after- Japanese visitors by six goals to nil. Five of the goals were scored. in the second half. The Waseda students played an excellent game. Army . Wassda University. with the Japanese this (Wednesday) The Army will try conclusions afternoon. The match will be play-

Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hickling's Mark Over (Mr. Pote-Hunt) M. and L.G.W.'s Western Park'

(Mr. Encarnacao) 9 Mr. Fred Elisa's Firestone

Mr. Maitland) 3 Time: 2 mins, 5.4-3 seca, The Shanghai St. Leger: 13 Miles.ed on the U.S.R.C. ground com-

Pte. Evereat, not out

14

Pte. Kinnear, b Burton Pte. Hill, not out

Extras

5

Total (for 9 wkts,, dec.).148

Bowling Analysis.

ปี T. R. W.

Streton

Miles

8

Clark ..

8

Bingham ..... 0 97

4

93 3

I"

Barton

3 0 43 $

Haggard

1

0

Queen's

Pte. Underdown, b Thorp

1

Pte.

Clark, Dobbie, b Thorp

15

Capt. Welman, b Thorp

2

It. Elliot, b Thorp ...

"Aliss" Law's Glenluce

Lt. Foord, b Hanker.

0

Lt. Burton, C Thorp,

Hankey

(Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. Eve's Quiet Eve

L/Cpl. Miles, e Sawyer," b

Everest

10

Capt. Bingham, e Sawyer, b

Hankey

17

Capt. Haggard, not out

30

L/Cpl. Streton, b Hill

L/Cpl. Standen, c Comyn,

· b Hill

10

Total

.100

Bowling Analysis.

Thorp Hankey Everest Hill

Q. 3. R. W. 14. 2 36 4 12 1 53 3

3 G 10 I 1.4 1 02

Extras

(Mr. Poto-Hunt) Mr. and Mrs. ZA. V. White's

White Hawk (Mr. Brand) Time: 3 mins. 48.3-4 secs.

The Eclipsa Btakos: 1) Miles, Mears. P. M Lancaster and W.

A. White's Pat (Mr. Brand) Mr. F. Marshall's Cinebona Tree (Mr. Maitland) Mr. Toeg's Clutha

(Mr. Springfeld) Time: 2 mins, 40 secs.

Navy Cup and Autuma Cap: 1 Miles. V.D.T.'s Black-and-Blae.

2

(Mr. McBain) I Mr. Birdrake's Sea. Pheasant

(Mr. Maitland).

CORRESPONDENCE. Mr, Powhattan's Serjeant Buzfuz

THE INTERPORT TEAM.

[TO THE EDITOR OF "THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS."]

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3

(Mr. Springfield) Time: 2 mins. 40,1-5 secs.

Urga Handicap "A" Class: 1 Mile. Miss Law's Giegles

Toeg's Ormonde

(Mr. Brand)

Matsumoto's Nationalist II.

(Mr. Springfield) 2

(Mr. Bremner) 3 Time: 2 mins. I sec.

Urga Handicap "B" Class: 1 Mile.

Sia, Sportsman's adjective "men-3r. dicant describes the whole busi- ness with regard to "Critic's"

eriticism of the Selectors of the Interport Team, It appears to be very difficult in sport and work in this Colony to get some people tà. understand that there is such ♫ thing principle.'

Mr.

Mesare. Winsoure and Hasty's

The Brambling (Mr. Tricker) Messrs. Reith and Lemarchand's Charcoal (Mr. Maitland) Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's

The Warbler

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(Mr. Encarnacao) 3

Time: mins. -5 secs.

Only recently I heard of 211 example of this *mendicant ** attitude when the Secretary of an Old Boys' Association began to collect one dollar aubacriptions from Old Boya to give a promising young cricketer a bat as a reward for two high scores against two weak tama on small grounds. Fortunately, I understand, the matter was prompt. ly squashed by the strong action of the Headmaster who has stopped all prizes at his school and is try: ing to train his boys to play on N. principle for the game and for the honour of the School: This appears to me to be the right attitude to take, and, especially so, in view Mr. of the great need of leaders in the adjoining. country who would be dock's Thistledown willing to work for the honour of their country and not for their own pocket or praise-Yours faithfully,

November 8th, 1927.

O.D.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Yesterday's results were:-

The Northern Oup: 1 Mile. L. Sparke's and E. Hayim's Prince of Warriors

(Mr. Heard), 1 Benwell's Froth Blower

(Mr. Proulx)?

(Mr. Wells Henderson) 3 Time: 2mins. 08sces. The Pagoda Handicap, "A" Clasa: 1 Mlies. Miss Law's Kilmory

(Mr. Pote Hunt) (TO THE EDITOR OF THE HONG KONG Mr. Westburn's Perseus

DAILY PRESS."]

(Mr. Heard) Mr. Commac's Blotto'

(Mr. Brand) Time: 2ming, 40.1-5seca. The Pagoda Handicap "B" Class: 11 Milas.

SIR-I am fully in necord with "Critic's" letter to the papers on Monday. That Mr. E. C. Fincher has not been included in the Hong Kong Interport team is, I think, very unfair on the part of the Selection Committee and it has been the cause of widespread "dissatis faction.

Mr. Talstern's Red Joss House

Dod and Bert's Adelphi

mencing at 4:30 pm

Army team-Capt S. C. Renny, K.O.S.B. (Captain), Lieut. J. H.

| Smith, R.A., Driver Mills, R.A.S.C. Rev. J. P. Murray. RA., Ch. D.. Capt. G. M. S. Webb, 5/2nd Pan- jabis, Lieut. J. B. A. "Hankey. K.O.S.R., Capt. E. S. G. Howard, R.A., Lieut. 1. C. G. Dickinson. Queen's Regt., Lieut. B. E. L. Burton, Queen's Regt., Sgt. Hands- comb, Queen's Regt., Lieut. R. F. Wright, R.A.

Reserves: L./Sgt. Williams, B.A., Lieut. J. Scott Elliott, K.D.S.B.... Referees: Captains M, Middleton, 5/2nd Punjabis and J. B. M. Stanton, K.O.S.B.

Other Matches.

The Waseda University team will also play, the Royal Navy at the R.N. Officers Sports Club, King's Park, on Friday and the Hring Kong Hockey Club on the Club ground, King's Park on Saturday.

THE "TREVESSA" TROPHY.

BI-ANNUAL RACE TO-DAY.

The eighth bi-annual race for ship's bonts for the Trevessa?" Trophy, presented in recognition of the gallant conduct-of-the-officers and crew of the as. Trevesin, will be sailed this afternoon. Starsing at "4 o'clock from Channel Rock, the bouts will take in their cour Kowloon Rock, mark of Yacht Clab, Cust Rock Gas Buoy, and finish at the Yacht Club.

As a previous occasions, keen competition may lie expected be tween the boats of the J.C.JL. and the Douglas Steamship Company. who have between them won the trophy each time. In April last the J.C.J.L. won for the third con- secutive time in competition with their old rivals and many boats of other Lines, included in which was. an entry from the P. & O.. Trans- port Away.

The rn is run under the aus pices of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club

The Subscription Grins St: Leger; 11 Miles. Mr. Allan's Bubbly Jock

(Mr. Pollock)" 1"

(Mr.Wells Henderson) 9 Mr. Massachusetts Frisco Boy

(Mr. Encarnacao) 3 Time: mins. 44.2-5aees.

The China Cup: ́1 Mile. Eve's Wedding Eve

(Mr. Encarnacio) 1 2 V.D.T.'s Black-and-Blue

(Mr. McBain) 2 Robson and Kenjoy's Pride

(Mr. Brand) 3 Time: 3mins. 52.2-5secs.

The Siccawei Plate 11 Miles. Mr. Fred Elias's Firestone

(Mr. Maitland) 1 Mr. W. A. White's Buster II. As for the wild outburst from

(Mr. Campbell) 2 Mr. S. A. Judah's Meadowgreen "Sportsman" in your issue of

(Mr. Encarnacan) 3 to-day, I am afraid he has rushed into print without grasping the

The Flyaway Plate: 7 Furlonga. real point in Critic's letter. I

MeBain and Sokoloff's Veterock Con's

Sportsman" should Mr. see why

(Mr. Sokoloff) 1 take such strong exception to the

(Mr. Pote Hunt) 1 Mr. Torg's Nith last paragraph

Critic's' "P. M. Lancaster, and W. A."

(Mr. EncarnacaO) 2 letter. It is perfectly obvious that White's Pat.(Mr. Brand) 2 Mr. Toeg's Gordon "Critic " recommends Fincher | Mm F. B. Marshall's Cinchona

(Mr. Springfield) 3 Tree

(Mr. Maitland), 3

Time: 1min, 47ęca. Time: mins. 05.1-5secs.

The Mongolian Handicap "A" The Racing Stakes: 1j Miles.

Class: 1 Miles." Mr. Dunbar's Elliot Bay

(Mr. Maitland) Mr. Eve's Moonlit Eve

Mr. Pote Hunt) Mr. Day's, Bonnie Scotland

(Mr. Dallas) 3 Time: 2mins 37:3-588ck. The Mongolian Handicap "B". Class: 1 Miles, McBain Bros.'s Sunrise Dahlin

(Mr. McBain)

solely on his merits; the first: paragraph of his letter makes that

quite clear. His last paragraph

quite in place. It would be proper

and natural for Hong Kong boys Mr. Eve's Quiet Eve

to support a local manif he is

(Mr. Pote Hunt) 1

given the opportunity to play for Mr. Eve's Chilly Ev Hong Kong in the Interport Series

(Mr. Dallas) 2

1.

in recognition of his ability at the Mr. Fred Eliza's Firefly gume." And Fincher's ability has been shown to be superior to that

Colony.

af more than one of the players chosen to represent the

Sportsman has, drawn a very

(Mr. Maitland) 3 Time: 2mins, -30.1-Osect-- The Shanghai Stakes: 14 Miles. Beith and Lemarchand's Char

absurd conclusion and has unfair- coal............ (Mr. Maitland)

I think Mr. Liddell's Wheatcroft

" denounced Critic."

Critic's" letter was penned in the

true sporting spirit and in what he Mr. Liddell's Howecroft considered the best interests of the

Hong Kong side.-Tours, etc.,

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(Mr. Bremner) 2 Fay and Seth's Christmas Chimes

(Mr. Brand) 2 (Mr. Welle Henderson)Toeg and Springfield's Ben d'Or Mr. Campbell) Time: 2mins. 328.3-5sece.

Time: 3mins, 15secs.

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