HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1934.
KING'S WARDEN REDEEMS
Ribble & Great Hall Pay $114 For Daily Double
Bobniak Star In Great Trim
(BY MORNING" DEW .")
The final race meeting of the season is over. Soldier of Bri- "tain proved himself a great pony when he led all the way home in the Autumn Champions, while Cavalcade and Able Amazon accounted for their respective races.
In the remainder of the programme, King's Warden proved a surprise packet when he turned the tables on Hetman and Cos- sack's Beauty in a mile race, registering the fast time of 1.59,1 Great Hall and Ribble were responsible for the events which counted in the "Dally Double” and those who were lucky enough to back this combination won $114.40 each. Great Hall paid just over 10-1 for a win.
In the novien's event, Mr. F. F. Li added one more win to his list when he brought Delightful Chance home in front of Soldier of Fortune and Little Beauty.
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FAST TIME IN OPENING EVENT
December Handicap
King's Warden, one of the best griffins of this year, left it for the last race meeting of the season to score his first win. He did it in stylish manner too, accounting for some "A" class ponies in the pro- cess. The mile race took him only
a fraction over 1.58 seconds and the last quarter was 28.41
Hetman led the field followed by Cossack's Beauty with Brillant Star, King's Warden and High »Speed, well up. Hetman led into
the "straight,
Cossack's when Beauty took the lead, hotly pursued by King's Warden, who, showing a great burst of speed won by a "Tength Hetman was third and Brilliant Star, who had had enough after the first six furlongs, fourth. High Speed was outclassed.
Hall, while Young Chap, who chose to dispute the lead with Classic Hall in the carly stages of the race, had to be place.
content with fourth
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Able Amazon. The Australian champions fell to Able Amazon who won as he liked from Racing Heart and Night Star in a fast race. "Butler kept his mount well in hand while Night Star went out to crack the pace. There was not much of a race once able Amazon shifted up with the field. The fight for second place found Australian Boy, who had been well up most of the way, wanting in the home straight. Just That also found the distance too much for him, and these two were unplaced.
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First Big Dividend Great Hall was brought to vic- tory in one of the best races "seen
in the afternoon when he account-
Barrier Reef Handicap Bobniak Star and High Finance finished in that order in the one mile race for Australian ponies ed for a field of sixteen ponies to Butler rode a confident race, keep-Day his supporters $51.50 for their ing his mount well to the fore. Im-confidence in the mediately on the heels of several of those who were wresting the lead from each other over the first half mile of the race.
Dinty was" leading at the bend but at the top of the straight was passed by Bobniak Star on the in. side and High Finance on the out- side. The latter than began to bore out and lost all chances of winning, though he was far enough in front to retain second place Dinty finished third, while Bobniak Star, putting in a brillant last quarter, won by four lengths.
The Automa Champions' Soldier of Britain and Sadko got away together in front of King's Justice, in the Autumn Champions, and taking advantage of this, Deltz sent his mount over the first quarter in 27.4" and kept in front all the way followed about two lengths behind by King's Justice, who was again two lengths in front of Sadko." The three pontes kept the same order all the way round although the distances be- tween the poles were considerably reduced at the top of the straight, but in the run höme (which took 31.4) Soldier of Britain held his own and warded off both his chal- lengers. Sadko ran a very game race, but the earlier pace, proved too much for him, and he was un- able to produce that spectacular Onish that he generally showed, up the home straight.
Ribble's Easy Win Although Ribble won by a short head from Monoplane who was again only a short head in front of Valorous, yet those who followed the race closely know that Ribble won easily. The pony was content to trail the field in the Brst half mile. after which Mr. Botelho brought him right through the field so that he led into the straight with Monoplane and Valorous, 'The three made a good race of it, but Mr. Botelho on Ribble was so con- fident that he only made a big effort a hundred yards from home,') and the papy responded at once, to provide him with a win. Valor- ous faltered a few yards from home, allowing Monoplane to take second place by a short head.
Cavalcade Scores -
pony. Chte:
Beattle and Boxing Eve went out. in front, but both were beaten be- fore the bend leading to the straight was fully negotiated.
Black), The Qiraffe 135 (Mr. Y. T: Fung), "Vriday 135 (Mr. Tang Man Wah).
Betting
Win. Place. Lat Pony.
382 288 2nd Pony.io 374 354 3rd Pony
112 134 The Field.... 674 708
1,432 1,582
3.-Hong Kong Autumn Champions (14 Miles) Mr. Lt Shlu. Pang's Soldier of
Britain. 181 lbs...
Total
(Mr. N. Deitz) 1
Mr. Dynasty's King's Justice, 158
lbs. .....(Mr. A.-J. P. Heard) 2 Mr. A. M. L. Soares' Sadko, 181
lbs............ (Mr. H. C. Pih) 3 won by 14 lengths; 2 lengths be- tween second and third,
Time: 27.4, 57.1, 1.26.2, 1.57, 2.28.4. Fari-mutuel:-
HIMSELF
WEEKEND SOCCER
(Continued from Page 10),
Also ran-Boxing Eve (Mr. Charles), Chief Beattle (Mr. But- ler), Chivalrous (Mr. Y. T. Fung), Iron Grey (Mr. P. P. Botelho), King's Parade (Mr., Heard), Ple Face (Mr. W.-H. Choy), Racing
in the second nalt Fowler Luck (Mr. Carvalho), Racing equailsed from a very dimcult Pride (Mr. M. W. Tang), Racing Triumph (Mr. Capian), Sandy Bay (Mr. Davis), Solar Star (Mr. A. A. R. Botelho), Tillicum (Mr. Black), Vago (Mr. H. A. de B. Botelho).
Betting
Win.
Place.
1st Pony
179
188
2nd Pony.....
104
144
3rd Fony The Field.
493
488
1,321
1,428
Total
2,097 2,240
8-Finale Plate. (1 Mile) Messrs. Li and Li's Delightful”
Chance, 158 lbs.,
(Mr. F. F. LU Mr. Li Shiu Pang's Soldier of
Fortune, 154 lbs..
1
&
Win: $8.20. Place: $7.60.
Betting
(Mr. H. A.. de B.. Botelho)
2
1st Pony 2nd Pony...... 197 3rd Pony
414
Win, Place. 700 122 37 52
Mr: Weken's Little Beauty, 158
Total
1,311
211
4.–Tardy Handicap (1 Mile) Mesers, Mackle and Grayburn's
Ribble, 154 lbs.
(Mr. P. P. Botelho). 1 Dr. Lee Shiu Kee's Monoplane,
140 lbs. ...... (Mr. N. Delta) 2 Mr. Tally Ho's Valorous,
(Mr. A. J. P. `Heard) 3 Won by a head; the same be- tween second and third
Time: 28.4, 59.2, 1.37.1, 2.01.3. Pari-mutuel:---
Win: $20.50.
Place: $8.80, $13.90, $9.70. Also
ran:-Flying Tourist 145 (Mr. Tang Man Wah), King's Worthy 140 (Mr. Davis); Lemberg, 40 (Mr. Butler), Pride of Tsingtan 140 (Mr. Fung), Wayward Stag 158 Mr. D. Black), What A Chance 159 (Mr. A. A R. Botelho), Won- derful Stag 140 (Mr. H. C. Pih),
1st Pony 2nd Pony. 3rd Pony
Betting
Win. Place. 405 485 160 185 239 351 The Field... 1,087 1.271
Total.... 1,891
2,272
5. BR Autumn Sube-Champions (1) Miles) Leong Kwok Cheong's Cavalcade, 155 lbs.
Talicum looked promising at the distance post, but quickly faded away when challenged by Heart's Mr. Glory and Great Hall. These two passed the leader just as Iron Grey was making his way through the field. The last--named had the misfortune to find himself blocked
when a hundred yards from home. Meanwhile Great Hall ran strongly to win the face, with Iron Greg a good second and Heart's
Glory third." Tillicum was fourth.
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Finale Plate
Mr. F. F. Li rode a clever race to win with Delightful Chance in the last race of the day.
Bold Commander took the lead followed by Little Beauty, Delight- ful Chance and Soldier of Fortune. With the exception of Bold Com- mander, the other ponies remained in the vanguard all the way and took all the places. Delightful Chance, who won, showed a won- derful burst of pace towards the end, while Soldier of Fortune had much the better of Little Beauty,
1-December Handicap (1 Mile) Mr. Dynasty's King's Warden...
1
Mr. Lan's Cossack's Beauty, 168 151 lbs....(Mr. A. J. P. Heard)
Ibs.
(Mr. H. C. Pth) 2 Mir. Dynasty's Hetman, 153 lbs.
(Mr. W E. 9. Davis) 3 won by a length; length and half between second and third.
Time: 29,1, 58.1, 1.29.2, 1.58.1.. Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $24.40.
Place: $10, $8.20.
Also ran:-Brilliant Star 158 (Mr. E. O. Butler), High Speed 140 (Mr. Fung).
Betting
1st Pony 2nd Pony.. 3rd Pony
Win." Place. 173- 108 172
(Mr. H. C. Pih) 1 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Classic Hall,
155 lbs... (Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 2 Mrs. Tinson's St. Ives, 161 lbs.
(Mr. N. Deitz) 3 Won by a length; half length between second and third.
Time: 33.2, 1.08.2, 1.38, 2.00.4,
2.41.1.
Pari-Mutuel
Win: $8.10.
Place: 35.80, $7.10, $8.30 Also ran:----Young Chap 152 (Mr. P. P. Botelho), The Bodega 158 (Mr. B. N. Pan), In Good Time 153 (Mr. Black), Copper Idol 155 (Mr.
Davis).
Betting
1st Pony 2nd Pony.. 287 3rd Pony... 158 The Field... 567
Win. Place. 1.173 908 329 220 888
Total
2,172 2,145
·'
6--Queensland Autumn Chan- plons (11 Miles) Mr. Fatshan's Able Amazon, 155 iba ...... ..(Mr. Butler)
Mr. Honder's Racing Heart, 155
lbs.
(Mr. Heard) 2
Messrs. Kong Bros' Night Star,"
149 lbs. (Mr. Pih) % Won by 3 lengths; 2 lengths be tween second and third,
Time: 28.2, 54.3, 1.23.2, 1.51, 2.18.4.
Parl-mutuel:—"
Win: $5.40.
lbs. (Mr W. H. Choy) Won by a lengths: 1 lengths between second and third.
Time: 31, 103.2. 1.37.3, 3.08.4. Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $18.10.
Place: $4, $6.30, $5.50. Also ran:-Bold Commander 150 (Mr. K. W. Fung), Hell For Leather
(Mr. C. W. Chiu), Ironsides 148 (Mr. M. W. Tang), Kindo 148 (Mr. G. HL Carvalho), Racing Spirit (Mr. Taylor).
Betting
Win Place. 1st Fony se 534 345 2nd Pony.. 352 258 3rd Pony
815 624 701 393
2,102 1,618
The Field......
Total
CASH SWEEPS Race 1
No. 820
$959.00 129...*.*!
274.00 25............ 137.00 Nos. 1877, 1324 get $50 each.
Race 2
fr
No. 1618
2171 383
$1,030.40 294.40
147.20
Nos. 1130, 2082 1158, 874 get $50 each.
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OWEN HUGHES COLLARS
K. C. C. ATTACK
Scores Century Not Out.
angle, that surprised both players NAVY WIN IN BOTH DIVISIONS
and spectators alike. B. Gosano made things certain for the "Recs" towards the close when from a melee be" netted a low ground shot.
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Kowloon was defeated by the South China. "A" by 4. goals to one on their own ground. The referee had occasion to
order Leung Wing Chip off the field for alleged foul play.
From the start, the Chinese were awarded a penalty and Boyes sav- ed from Tay. Two minutes later another penalty was offered and Tam made no mistake. Kowloon pressed and Leung In Chan had the misfortune to net into his own goal Shortly after Tay scored from a pass by Tso. At this point
Leung Wing Chul was ordered off and "Arnhold left the feld also which made both teams on level
terms.
From a continuous pressure Tay scored again and was followed by Tam close to the final whistle.
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Four League games, two in each. Division, were played dur... Ing the week-end-the Hong Kong Cricket Club routing the Kow- loon Cricket Club by 89 runs while the Navy defeated the Civil Service in both divisions by big margins. The H. K. C. C. fintors drew with the K. C. C..
A feature of the H. K. C. C.-K, C. C. match was the brilliant batting of H. Owen Hughes who scored a chanceless 104 unde- feated. Lt. Bramwell who has recently figured, in some high scor- ing innings was again in fine batting form, scoring 63 not out in the Navy-Civil Service match.
The Navy Juniors also defeated the Civil Service, a feature of this game being the all-round display of Emmerson who, besides scoring 33, took 6 wickets for 24 runa.
SENIOR DIVISION
'CLUB 'TROUNCE K.C.C. The Hong Kong Cricket Club de-
feated the Kowloon Cricket Club at King's Park by 89 runs in a premier league encounter, -A “bril-
llant century partnership between Owen Hughes and Mitchell enabled the Club to declare at 4 wickets for 180 runs. Owen Hughes play- ed attractive Cricket to register the second senior league century of the season,
Against
Besant
Hargreaves ......... 11 Crunden Browning
4
0 % 0 D41 72:10
4
1
5 3 3 0
Lt. Bramwell, not out
ROYAL NAVY
Lt. Parks Smith, e and b Baker -
S. A Featfield, not out.
Extras (B1, N.B.1)
52. 2.
117
Total (for 1 wkt.) Pay Comdr. Hargreaves, Lt. 'Hok..... and Martin, Capt. Cutler, Lt Comdr. Browning, Lt. Nix, It Comdr. Besant Bub.-Lt. Briggs and the bowling of. T. Asto, Grunden did not bat.
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 1.
The Lincoln's secured a deserved win over the Fusiliers by the odd goal in three. Immediately after the start the Lincoins were one up through Higgins with a right Pearce (5 for 34) and G. R. M. foot drive. Play improved as the Ricketts (4 for 31), the K.C.C. game progressed and Talbot was could only reply with 91 runs, E. C. repeatedly baulked by Ash After Fincher was the only batsman to the interval Fusiliers scared a make a stand, he scored 45 runs. lucky goal from a corner by Den-
The scores were:—–— niş
The Lincolns were definitely superior and it was not long that Higgins netted the decider.
Race 3
.17
No. 550
.. 1358
$1,292.90 369.40
IN
744
184.70
No. 828
Race 4
Esta
. $1,172.50
#
2030
335.00
..1153
187.50
Nos. 272, 449, 719, 683, 1649, 2153 685 get 350 each.
Race 5 No. 2281. | $1,269,80
-
1202 2030
362.80
181.40
1
it
SECOND DIVISION
Hong Hoat Gi
L. D. Klibee, c E. F. Fincher, b
Smith.......
Bowling Analysis
O. M. R.
7
0. 30
5
131
3
Baker Perry Simpson
17
Bayer..... Richardson
H. Owen Hughes, not out...... 104 T. A. Pearce, e Mackay, b Smith E. J. R. Mitchell, st, Mackay, b
Lee
G. R, M. Ricketts, c Lay, bị
Zimmern
Extra
54
Total (for 4 wkts. dec.)... 180 A. W. Hayward, E R. Duckitt, T.
Bouth China and the Gunners' second K1 played a drawn game of two`goals all: Two penalties were awarded during the game each side scoring once. Taylor netted the equaliser and Worthing- ton the penalty, Chan Tak made M. L. Redmond, H. R. Semmerlink, no mistake from the "spot rick" J. E. Smith and G. 8. Dunkley did and Henry Young equallsed when not bat. the Gunners were one goal ahead.
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Lincolns were lucky
to
have! Lee
0
Bowling Analysis
0. M. R.. W.
£1
0 48
I
8
0.34
10
0 50
2
2
0 19 0
5
0 21
1
W
KOWLOON C.C...
E. C. Fincher, st. Dunkley, ba Ricketts
45
14
emerged with both patats in their E. F. Fincher entoun ter against the Fusillers Smith by three goals" to two, »
Gittens Ding dong play was the order, Zimmern until after 20 minutes play when Evans, scored. to be
even
of
followed closely, by Rush who
equalised for the Lincolas. After A T. Lay, c Owen Hughes, b
Ricketts the interval Cornellus scored for
the Fusiliers and Dobs put the A. W. Ramsay; run out
game on level terms again from E. F. Fincher, c and b Pearce a penalty... The Fusiliers custod- F. I. Zimmern, b Pearce ...................
Nos. 2250, 2420, 2500, 1744 get $50 lan having partly saved, Toyne N. A. E. Mackay, b Pearce .....
rushed in to score the winning F. 8. W. Smith, e Duckitt b
Pearce goal for the Lincs
each.
Race
No. 1802 $1,409.10
647 2199
402.60 201.00
351.20
Nos. 1300, 1301 get $50 each.
Race 7 No. 3054" $1,220.20
13...... 706
176.60 Nos. 275, 1494, 1586, 805, 2359, 953, 2766, 2646, 665, 2039, 6, 22, 715 get $50 each.
:.. Race 8 No. 2753 $1,564:50
2400
447.00 1746
223.50 Nos. 502, 1591, 441, 1000, 124 get $50 each
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BERLIN OLYMPICS British Committee Leader Elected
(Special to "Hong Kong Dally Press")
0
5. V. Gittens, Redmond, b
Rickettsimais.
0
13
0.
In a poor, encounter Eastern du- } feated Kowloon by two goals. R. Lee, b Ricketts Both goals were scored in quick F. A. Munn, 1.b.w., b. Pearce succession by Kwok Ying Wai.C. I. Stapleton, not out'
Videro was responsible for keep- ing the score.so low for the Kow- loon. Kowloon had two chances to draw on level terms but both were thrown away.
Extras (LBL)
}
Total
91
Bowling AnalyKİR -
O. M. R. W,
Redmona
3 011 0
0 140
2
11.44 31
11 4 34
0170
2 0 28
.2 0 18
Simpson bowled 1 no-ball
JUNIOR DIVISION
4.
NAVY, JUNIORS WIN. Taking 'for 24 runs and scoring 33, Emmerson took no small part
in assisting the Navy to beat the Civil Service by 7 wickets in "a Junior league game,
"
Batting rst, the Civil Service were all for the dismal score of 43 rutis. H. F. Westlake, scored 18 M319, Emmerson did all the damage.
1 With 7 wickets to spare, the Navy passed their opponents' score.”
The scores were CS.C.C.—33 (R. F. Westlake 18
Emmerson & for 24 Knox 2 for 1). Navy:-100 for 7 (Emmerson 33. Ford 21, Phippen 30 not pur Edmonds 5. for 47).
K.C.C, DRAW WITH CLUB At the FK.C.C., the K.C.C. Juniors drew with the Club in the junior league.
X.C.C.-159 (G. Lee 85 G. A. MIK-
bank 4 for 39);
BKCC-159 for 7 (G. D. H
Flowerdew 55).
FRIENDLY GAMES
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LR.C. BEAT K.C.C.
In a friendly cricket match at Sookumpoo yesterday, the Indian: Recreation Club seniors easily de feated the Cralgengower Cricket Club by: 92 runs...
I.R.C.-151 (8. A. Ismall 33, Y. Lassan 31, W. Anderson 5 for
1
5 C.C.C.59 (A T. Lee 12. A. F
NAVY ROUT C.5.0.C. An undefeated knock of 63 runs
The Club and
the Engineers Smith played a very even drawn “gème Ricketts of three goals all, both sets of Pearce forwards were to the fore. The defences also played up well.
Bloan (2), and Duncan scored by Lt. Bramwell, when in partner for the Club, and Darby (2) and ship with L. 8. A. Featfield (52 not Howett for the Engineers.
out)," realised 116 runs for the second wicket, caused the defeat of the Civil Service at the hands of the Navy by 0 wickets at King'a
Bearing both goals in the first half the Navy managed to last till the end although the Univer Park.
ity reduced their deficit after the The Civil Service had first lense Interval Adams and O'Donnel, of wickets when they totalled 104. rcored for the Navy and Blake for runs, to which G. R. Bayer con- the Varsity.
tributed 21, J. E. Richardson 25 and F. Baker 22. Briggs took 5.wickets. for 32 runs and Hargreaves 4 for
THIRD DIVISION
(By Telegraph, Oopyright, Tala graphic Messages Ordinance, 1893 Receivad, December 15, 7:30 pm:}: London, Dec. 15. The celebrated surgeon, Lord (Mr.Moynihan, has been elected Chair-
man of the British Olympic Com- The Air Force was checked by mitter and will enter on his new the Medicals in their third divi- dutles on January 1. Lord Moy son encounter, both side scoring nihan who is sixty nine years old, once. Coulty scored for the Me- will probably lead the British com-dicals and Beecham equalised petitors when they go to Berlin
Place: $5.80, $9.30. Also ran-Just That 153 Deltz), Australian Boy 155 (Mr. Davis).
Betting
The Field.
212. 437
74
Total
566
162
1st Pony 2nd Pony... 3rd Pony The Field.
Win. 968
Place.
701
43
123 68 157 02 199
1,1691,180
2-Barrier Reef Handicap (1 Mile) Mr. E. 8. K.'s Bobniak Star, 180
lbs. (Mr. E-0. Butler) 1 Messrs. Cheung and Wo's High
Finance, 165 lbs.
Cavalcade won the Bubs Cham- plons, in the comparatively slow time of 2,411 Mr. Pih held his Mrs. Stanton's Dinty, 180 lbs. mount at the back of the fold. while Mr. Heard sent Classic Hall to the van. Classic Hall retained His position until almost to the Distance Post, when Cavalcade" caine along, and had the racé all settled in the next few strides, t.
St. Ives put up a good finish, but was not match enough for Cisasić N.
(Mr. P. P. Botelho), 2
KMI. W. HL 8. Davis) 3 Won by four lengths; three lengths between second and third.
Time: 27.3, 541, 1.23.2, 1.491. Part-mutuel ALWISH: $16.50
Place: $8.50, 57.90, $12.80, ****- Also tan-Empire Day 140 Br
Dalízy, Portia 157 (ME. "D.
Total
Dilatory Platé (1 Mile), Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Great Hall
185 1b (Mr. H. C. Ph)1 Mr. H. Y. Laing's Iron Grey, 154
Iba ...(Mr. P. P. Botelho) 2 Mr. Li's Heart's Glory, 165 lbs.
(Mr N. Deite) 8 Won by a head, a head between second and third
Time: 29.2, 59.3, 1.32.1, 2.054. Pari-mutuel
Place: $1540, $18.40 $8.90, V
to take part in the Eleventh Olym-" pic Games.
Transocean Kuo Min
FRIENDLY CRICKET
· RECREIO BEATS PRESS The Club de Recreio entertained and defeated a Press elevena King's Park by 24 runa, a
The scores were
With one wicket down, Lt. Bran- well and S. A. La Peat feld hit up the necessary runs:
The scores were
CIVIL SERVICE MAN
25
G. R. Sayer, Lb.w, b Hargreaves 21 J. E Richardson, b Briggs RH Grimths & Holland-Mar-
tin b Briggs.....
Another drawn game was played between Lincolns and the Recreio
A. E. Perry, 6 Cründen". in a fast and very even encount“ er. Santos scored for the "Recs" J. Barrow, not out and Reeson replied.
SRM WÒod, b Hargrea
F. Baker, © Browning The Raliway had the better of greaves p the Fusillers by three goals to one BK Hawkins, in a slow game. Leung Yung Kan
Hargreaves
(2) and U, K. Fet scored for the H. E, Wallington Railway and Fisher for the F. Bebbingto
R. A Simpso
Recreio 119 WA Reed 25 Pullers,
M. Na Bilya 14. G. Guttarrës ∙16: A. MOmar 4 for 18-12
Radio had the's beiter" of the MacNider for 3)
Engineers at Happy Valley: by two Press:95 CMr. R.Abbas 36, AE clear zoals although ninying with Marker 27, JR. Lake 18 hot nine men at one stage of the out. A F. Pereira 0 for 17, 0. game, Omar and Tavares Scored Guttertes for 19)for them.
xtras (139, L.B.1)
Fotal
Minu 6 for 30
POLICE BEAT UNIVERSITY
The Folice defeated the uBNH=" sity by 29 runs in a friendly game. on' the University-ground" { Police: 167 (T. R. Hunter 75, C. F. Alexander 28. T. Tower 2 for (31).
University: 75 (D., Hunt 25, P. B
Tata 14, T. R. H Hunter 2 for, 13).
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MAJESTIC SHOWING TO-DAY
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Douglas FAIRBANKS
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