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MOTORING NOTES

PENDINE, SANDS THRILL.

RACING MOTOR TURNS SOMERSAULT.

(CONTD.)

PENDINE (CARMARTHENSHIRE), November 28th. Signor Foresti's attempt to establish new motoring records in his baby one-ton car, "Djelmu, ended in disaster. When travel ling at 130 miles per hour the cat skidded, turned completely over twice, and was wrecked. Foresti had wonderful escape, suffering only

from shock,

injured shoulder, and a bad cut above his right eye.

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Foresti had made one run in na attempt to establish a new mile record from a standing start, but was three seconds slow. The ac cident occurred when he was neat ing the end of his second run. When within about 100 yarda of the tape at the end of the course,

· · Djelmo " skidded alarmingly an the wet sand. She went first to- wards the sea, and then in the re- verse direction.

250 MILES AN HOUR IN A MOTOR-CAR.

CAPTAIN MALCOLM CAMP. BELL ON HIS ATTEMPT TO BREAK THE RECORD,

Captain Malcolm Campbell, the

racing motorist, starts on the big- gest adventure of his life in the second week of January, when his is going to Amories to atten the He world's motor speed record. proposes to use a engine similar to that which won the Schneider trophy for Great Britain.

I received permission from the Air Ministry several months ago,' Captain Campbelt told an Evening Standard representative today to use the now Napier engine. I do not minimise the difheulties. There are Anserieun competitors who say they are going to get a motorer speed of 250 miles an hour. I should not be surprised if they succeed.

What doce sem certain' is that in February a speed of twenty-five or thirty milen will be added to the record, which stands at present over 200 miles an hour.

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An Arterial Road Test. The only foreign thing on my car was the steering wheel, and that is coming off."

Captain Campbell, who hold the world's record before that was lowered by Major Segrave, is one of the most daring and skilful

The Brooklands track is ap nod the Pendine sands are too dan-

It was clear that she was co-drivers in the world. He laments pletely out of control. Again she that it is not possible for him to skidded towards the sea and crash test his car in this country, ça broadside into a flagstaff mark ing the end of the course. The gerous. back of the car rose high in the air and fell again.

A anggestion has been made that if one of the new ar terial roads could be closed with- put inconvenience for a few hours

Then the car turned completely fit would be suitable. over on its side. I could sre Foresti half in and half cut of the cockpit being dragged along on his back as the car surned, and then

he was dang clear.

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Verging On Collapse.

With its powerful engine still roaring, the car turned right over and went to pieces in a column of amoke. Onlookers who rushed to the spot did not expect to and Foresti alive, but, out of the smoke, tottering towards us, came Foresti, His clothing was rent and blood was pouring down his blackened face.

His lips moved, but he was un- able to speak, and he fell into our arms in a state verging-on coi lapse. He was lifted into. A car and driven back to the hotel at Pendine,

دیم

UNDERGROUND GARAGE

FOR WEST END.

TO RELIEVE PARKING DIFFICULTY.

Plans have been made for the

construction of a large under- ground garage beneath one of the West End squares, with accommo- dation for 400 cars.

If this attempt to solve the park- ing problem is successful other underground garages will be esta lished in central districts.

It is not possible at the moment to give the name of the square, but it is within easy reach of theatre- Land. The venture is being under- taken by Bovis, Ltd., building con- tractors, in conjunction with other interests.

"A number of considerations have to be met," said an official of the firm today, before it can be said that the scheme will proceed, but we are hopeful of overcoming the difficulties.

Two Entrances.

The accident was Dot Been ny Signora Foresti. She had driven to the other end of the mile to see the start of the run. Her hus

Negotiatione are now proced- band had been taken away before ing. It would be too expensive to she arrived. She was in a state attempt to build above ground.

This scheme 'neans a consideraile of frantic despair until reassured amount of excavation, and it is a with the news of her husband's big job, but quite a practicable escape.

Furesti has been pursued by fortune during the whole of the three days in which he has been attempting records: Mechanical trouble led to the abandonment of attempts on Thursday and Friday, and to-day there was something evidently wrong with the carbura tion.

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I had a talk with him shortly before he started. He was very tired, but full of fun. He wa tat optimistic of success because the sands were, he considered, too wet for high-speed motoring."

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I have had a lot of trouble with the plugs in the car." he mid. "If she does go she will go. not I shall send a telegram to some sixpenny store.”

"I Did My Best!"

I saw Signor Forests when be

one

CRICKET.

R.E. BADLY BEATEN.

YESTERDAY'S MATCH.

In a friendly match yesterday on the Chinese Recreation Club

Corps outclassed the Royal Engine ground, the Royal Army Ordnance

ers and Royal Corps of Signals The latter, who batted first were dismissed for 24 runs only, Major Greig (7) being top scorer. Hale took 7 wickets for runs, and Lake The winacca captured 3 for 16 replied with 128 raos to which Pte Corbett contributed 51, not out. Harrison took 8 wickets for 27 runs and lacdonald 3 for 14 ruins,

Segres:-

R.E. and R.O. 01 $. Capt. Doyle, b Hale Sig. Waters, b Lake

Sergt. Jones, e Morgan,

Halo

Major Greig,

0

Gordon,

Gillespie, b Hale

Hale

Sergt. Harrison, b Hale C.S.M. Kinnard, e Corbett,

Hale

Lieut. Macdonald,, b Lake... S/Sergt. Peachy,

Hald

0

Burger, h

5

Sig. Penny, l.b.s., b Lake Sergt. Trumper, not out

Extras

Total

24

"Bowling Analysis.

0.

M.

P.

..Lake

·Hale

5.4 3 14 3.

3

19

R.A.0.0. S/Sergt. Greenaway, b Har-

rison

Pte. Lake, b Harrison. 35 L/Corpl. Burger, b Harrison 4 L/Corp. Roberts, e Jones, b

Harrison

L/Corp Margao. e Peachy.

b Harrison

S.M. Hale, bucdonald S/Sergt. Waterfeld, e Doyle.

b Harrison

S/Sergt. Gilbert, e Harrison,

b Macdonald

L/Carpl. Gordon, e Harrison, ...b Gillespie Pte. Corbett, nut. out Pte. Morris, Trumper, b

Macdonald Extras

Total

51

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Bowling Analysis,

E.

5

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27

W

0

11 4 27

*Peachey +Harrison

Jones Gillespie Waters -Kinnard-

Macdonald

5 4 5 0

3 L 13

g 1 13

0

3

1/14

*Bowled 1 wide. t-Bowled 1 no ball.

CRAIGENGOWER BACHELORS.

GOLF.

WIN FOR GENE SARAZEN,

ANOTHER TITLE.

(REUTER'S KNICAN SERVICE]

THE FANLING HUNT.

POINT-TO-POINT RACES,

(Contributed).

The Fan Ling Hunt is maintain- ing" ta policy of appealing to a wide a circle of riding men as pos- sible.

Mon, Jan Oth, "Having only last week won the Those who have followed the Miami Beach Open Goft Champion hounds in the pursuit of the ship, Gane Sarsten, with an aggre-lusive fox know that it involves gate of 299, won the Miami Open the climbing of high hills and that title yesterday.

often means a great deal of foot work as well as riding. been fox hunter this is all part To the

of the pleasure of the chase.

"Jock". Hutchison put up a great fight in trying to wrest the victory, scoring 290, while Joe Kirkwood and Witte Klein tied for third place with 292

TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL.

INTERPORT PRACTICE GAME.

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Then there is the occasional "drug" which is run over ensier ground than the fox chooses to cross and yet gives the hound lover the opportunity of seeing those in teresting animale at their work of picking up and following the Becnit.

The paper-chase, again, has its devotees and this season there have been some very successful runs.

Hong Kong. R. N. and RA.F. In the Fan Ling country the lay combined, H. K. F. C. ground at 3.4sing out a suitable point-to-point course presents many difficulties but if these are overcome, as they very often are, then that form of riding presents great attractions.

p.m.

United. Services Shield Competition,

BENIOR DIVISIÓN. H.M.S. Carlisle t K.O.S.B.5, Sookunpoo ground at 2.00 p.m. Referee: S. Sergt. Gilmour.

Refered: S. Sergt. Gilbert Lines. men: Mr. Fr A. Wills and Pte. Lamb.

THE INTERPORT.

isavowedly a race with nothing but the inequalities of the country itself to check the onward rush of. the keen thruster." More sedate riders who do not aspire to a place on the card" find enjoyment in a good steady gallop.

A good example of this kind of race is confidently expected on next Sunday, the 15th inst., when the Hun will meet at the Kennels, at 11. sharp. Riders are ask- ed to remember that they must be The Shanghai team for them. and each must hand to the at the meet not later than 10.45 match against Hong Kong will he starter a paper stating his name, as follows:

weight, and the name of hiẹ pony..

Shanghai's Team..

Frearson: Hathaway and Pal- mer Pote-Hunt, Gas (Capt.) and Costa; Baxter, Collaco, Goldman, Lee and Gee. Referee: Wells.

INTER-DEPARTMENT FOOTBALL.

Sanitary Board v. P.W.D.... An ioter-departmental football match will take place to-morrow after at the Hong Kong Football ground, Happy Valley, between the Sanitary Board and the P.W.D.

The kick-off is at 4.30 p.m. and Mr. MoTavish will hold the whistle

The following players will repre- ecat the Sanitary department: Wood, Frost, Watson (Capt.) Sed don, Roylante, Lampri, Arin- strong, Strange, Smith, Bradley, Stevens, Murphy, Ponsford.

HOCKEY."

The spectators have not been fore race can be seen from a kool!! gotten. Most, if not all, of the. which has been specially selected. for that purpose."

LONDON REVISITED.

CHANGES IN THIRTY YEARS.

ARGENTINE MINISTER'S

REFLECTIONS.

Argentine Foreign Minister, who Senor Don Angel Gallardo, the is in London on a few days" visit." might very well be taken for a handsome Englishman, anys a Lon- don newspaper recently to hard.

At Coronation,

"I was here only for a few hours. at the Coronation," he said to a pressmac, "and the impressions ad stronger in my memory up to of your capital which have remain- now are those of my first vidis, when I stayed for some time,

What a difference I find in your great aity to the conditions enw that long time ago! Then your buildings were, for the most part, only two or three storeys in very old

A meeting of the bachelor mem SIM SHIELD MATCH TO-DAY. height, and many of them were

Webers of the, Craigongower Cricket Club was held yesterday to arrange

The would be one, huge space.

underground garage should require the necessary sup- ports to hold up the square, but it is not proposed to divide the space into cubiles. We are not setting oat to create lock-up garages, but to meet the problem of parking.

There would be two entrances and two exits-all of them run- It is not proposed to install lifte

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SAFETY ROLLERS FOR 'BUSES.

THE HOME SECRETARY SEES A NEW DEVICE AT WORK.

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An invention which may mini- mise the number of London street accidents was demonstrated Scotland Yard before the Home Secretary, Sir Wm. Joyneon Hicks end the Commissioner of Police, Sir Wm. Horwood.

The device consists of three rol-

the annual Bachelors' Dance.

The appointment of a President and a committee duly took place at the meeting, and it was decided to hold the dance on Saturday. February 25th.

SENSATIONAL CRICKET.

M.C.C. DISMISSED FOR

BUT WIN.

WYATT BRILLIANT.

(THROUGH REFTER'S AGENCY.]

The second match in the Sün

Shield competition will be played structures everywhere, splendidly Now, in my short glimpse of the West End, I see towering new buikt, at a cost which must have

to-day on the U.S.R.C. ground, Kowloon, between teams represent-

the Hong Kong Hockey Club 1st XI. and the Army. The bully off is at 4.30 p.m.

Last Friday, in the first match of the competition, the Navy beat the Royal Air Force.

The Army line-up will be: Capt. Kenny (K.O.S.B.) Sargt Hooper 49, (Queen's), Lat. Kealey and Capt, (Queen's), and Sergeant Dodds

PORT ELIZABETH, Jan. 9th. Sensation followed sensation in

been enormous.

Regent-street bas undergone a wonderful transformation. It is a magnificent street; and Piccadilly seems to have altered & great deal and for the better, in my opinion.'

Trame

Overwhelming.”

London traffic, too, has become overwhelm'i'n g-one constant stream of motor-cam, omnibuses, and your nation is nothing if not and vas. "It all means progress, Webb (Punjabis), and Major Groig progressive: Thirty-two years ago (RE), Lieut. Dickinson (Queen's), what I saw in the streets was pie- Capt. Howard (R.A.), Lieut. Burturesque hansoms and borse

(Queen's), Captain Dobbie drawn ommibuses.' (K.O.S.B.), and Sergt. Handscomb Señor Gallardo said he was hore (Queen's).

purely on a courtery call, and there was no “* ulterior motive his visit.

ton

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The Club will be represented by: Henry, D. Lyon; W. R. Greta- halgh, A. A. Dand (captain), J. E. Noronha; G. B. Slipper. E. L

"I am in London simply for the purpose of conveying the thanks of my country to the King and his

was in bod two or three hours after ters and is attachable underneath the match between the M.C.C. Sim, F. G. L. Wheeler, W. Wood-Government for raising the Argen

the radiators of motorbuses and CSTα,

the evident. He was very cheer-

tourist team and the Eastern Pro-ward, "B.D. Evans. ful, and was trying hard to re

vinces. The visitors won by ten assure his still very distressed wife. One of his chief auxieties obstacle they automatically drop.

Directly the rollers touch any wickets in brilliant style, after be

was to know what was happening to the ground and roll the obstacle ing dismissed in their first innings for 40 runs, the lowest score of the

to his ear, and he was insistent, in his request that what remained of her should be saved.

sway.

The wores were:-

For

the purpose of the demon-tour. stration a huge stuffed anck was dropped in front of a lorry, os which the device was attached, while the vehicle was travelling at 15 miles an hour.

East Provinces: 130 and 98. M.C.C.: 49 and 187 (for 0 wkt.) Staples bowled splendidly for the 3 runs in the home side's first in M.C.C., taking seven wickets for wings. In reply the M.C.C. sol. filty, Ochse with 5 for 32 being a lapsed, being all out for under

I asked him for an account of the accident. It is very difficult to say what happened," he said. "It was all so quick and so con- fusing. I struck a soft patch. I The sack was simply rolled over did my best. I hung on to the three times and this allowed time wheel, and my arms ache still from for the vehicle to be pulled up. the effort.

The invento Dr. Clifford, But I could do nothing. It Leyton mediest man explained to seemed to me that she turned over the Home Secretary that for ex- three times. I got my head down perimental purposes two men had most successful with the ball inside the cockpit. That, I think, laid on the ground while the lorry. saved me, but finally I had to give came towards them at a speed of 193 runs to win, England's chances 95 miles. In each case the man appeared unfavourable in view of up and was thrown out

was rolled over twice without.re the previous low scoring. Sutcliffe. ceiving the slightest injury.

and the Warwick amateur, R. E. S. Wyatt, however, knocked off the necessary 70-21.0 without being separated. Wyatt gave a dashing display scoring. 101 (not out) while

out).

It is, indeed, a most miraca lous escape. I think I have been very unlucky while I have bee down bere, but this morning, my luck was good."

Faced with the task of scoring

A similar experiment had been made with a man and a bicycle also without injury. The wreckage of the car The Home Secretary appeared brought back to the garage at considerably impressed by the in- Butcliffe's contribution was 79 (not Pendine, in the afternoon.

vention.

CHESS.

CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE

COLONY.

tine Legation to the status of sa Embassy," he said. I am to be retired by the King and Queen te-marrow, and on Friday I hope to

60% Sir Austen Chamberlain. Señor Gallardo became

very animated, and his face showed strong feeling when he referred to the tour of the Prince of Wales in the Argentine two years ago.

"His Royal Highness greatly two asions," he said. strengthened the aes between our

try. It focussed the attention of was of immense benefit to my coun- "His visit

resulted in increased trade and Britnia, on the Argentine, and has the world, and especially Great

prosperity to us.

In connection with the Open Chess Championship of the Colony, Kowloon Chess Club, entries close which will be conducted by the

play will probably start during the on Saturday, January 14th and first week of February, allowed to choose their own venues,

Competitors will probably be. The Thorough" Prince. but in the event of a dispute azis vividly by my countrymen for a **His visit will be remembered matches will be played at the long time to come. Kowloos Chess Club The holder amiable, so thorough, and

He was 5, for 1920, and 1927 is Mr. C M. genuinely interested in all he saw. Sequeira

British capital, which trás already All entries, should be addressed to done so much for the Argentine, is J. S. Smith, Hon. Sec., Station doing more now, and your brade Hotel, Kowloon.

with us has improved.

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