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THE

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WORLD SPORT

LEARNING GOLF.

HELPFUL HINTS BY FAMOUS PLAYERS.

CECIL LEITCH AND PUTTING.

Sound advice, intended princi- pally for women players is con- tained in the fifth article of the special series which the Telegraph is publishing by a special arrange: ment with the Golfer's Magazine, Chicago.

THE GREATEST FAULT IN PUTTING.

By Miss Cecil Leitch.. In the event there are any players who, like myself, experience times on the green when they are bitting the ball here, there and everywhere, I must, point out what I have in my own caso found to be the cause. This temporary paralysis is caused by the tightening of the muscles of the wrists and forearms, with the result that the ball is stabbed. by means of a stiff jerk of the arms. The wrists must be allowed free- dom and the club must not be grip- ped too firmly for putting, but those. who are suffering from an attack

of putting paralysis should exag: gerate the looseness of the grip and wrists.

There is one other common fault! in putting to which I must refer, and that is the tendency to turn the right hand over at the moment of impact. This action is to be avoid- ed at all costs on the green, as it applies a slight pull to the ball at the end of its journey.

When suffering from disappoint ing results of this nature it is well to see what position the head of the putter is in at the end of the stroke. The toe of the club will generally be found to be pointing in the direction of the hole instead of being at right angles to it.

KEEP THE HEAD STILL.

There is one thing, however, that every player must endeavour to do, and that is "Keep her head still.” The beginner is generally told to keep her eye on the ball," advice which must be acted upon, but it ia possible to do this and yet move the hend. It is hardly exaggerat ing to say that the majority of bad shots are caused by the head mov- ing during the awing. So before going on to the swing, I shall try to impress upon my readers the importance of this advice, by point ing out that the player who can keep her head still during the play- ing of every shot from a drive to à putt will find that she has few additional points to worry about or remember.'

It is impossible to state exactly how far away from the ball a player should stand; but a rough idea can be gained by those who use the square stance by putting the club-head in its natural position behind the ball, holding the club in the left hand, and allowing it to.drop to the height of the knee. The end of the shaft in this test should just miss the left knee. This simple device has often cured good players of the common fault of standing too far away.

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COUNTY CRICKET.

RAIN INTERFERES WITH PLAY.

LARWOOD'S HAT TRICK.

London, June 11. "Rain has interfered with prac- tically all the county matches which were started on Wednesday. The following are the results of matches not previously telegraph

ed:-

Cambridge and Notts Draw. The match between Cambridge University and Notte at Cam- bridge was drawn. The scores

were:-

Cambridge, 106. Notts, 265, Larwood, the Notta bowler, took four wickets for two runs his feat hat-trick. The including the highest scorers for Notts were Turner 81,and Payton 80. Irvine took six wickets for 90 runs.

Sussex v. Gloucester.

Playing at Horsham, Sussex gained a first-innlaga' advantage over

Gloucester. The scores were:

Gloucester, 144 and 146 for

five wickets (declared). Sussex, 163 and 54.for seven

wickets.

In Gloucester's first innings,

Dipper made 55, Cox' taking six wickets for 45 runs. For Sussex A. E. Gilligan was top scorer with four wickets for 15 runs in the 54, and in the bowling Wedel took frst innings, and Parker four wickets for 18 runs in the second innings.

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Hampshire's Advantage. Playing at Knowle, Hampshire gained a first-innings' point over Somerset. The scores were:-

Somerset, 234 and 34 for two

wickets.

Hampshire 347. -

In Somerset's first knock, Young made 62 and Kennedy took six wickets for 87 runs. For Hamp- shire, Mead made a valuable 161. White, the Somerset bowler, took six wickets for 100 runs.

Kent in Form. In playing at Chatham against Derby, Kent won on the first- innings. The scores were:-

Kent 359 for five wickets (declared) and 100 for four wickets (declared), Derby 245 and 170 for eight

wickets.

Hardinge was the most success- ful batsman for Kent, making 134 in the first innings and 69 in the second. Ashdown with 52 and Seymour, with 82 were also useful batsmen.

In Derby's first innings, Bowden made 84 and Storer, 58, whilst in the second, Lee made 68, not" out. Wright took five wickets for 30 runs.

Sound Oxford Batting. In the match at Oxford, between Oxford University and Ireland, the

game

drawn. was

The scores were:

Ireland, 221. Oxford, 285 for wickets. For Ireland Jameson was top

LONG GRASS DIFFICULTIES. When the ball is lying in the rough the player is inclined to over- estimate the difficulty of the shot, Instead of trying to get as far as scorer with 71, whilst for Oxford possible, many players are quite Stewart Brown made 81, Stephen- content to find the fairway.son 68 not out and Legge 70 not This may bo a wise precautiori out-Reutor. under certain circumstances, but playing for safety docs not tend to improve one's farm.

It must be admitted, however, that it is almost impossible to get any length from the thick juicy, grass which is a difficulty to be feared by every player on an inland course during the summer.

This type of grass has an un- pleasant habit of winding itself round the shaft of the club and tak ing the sting out of the shot. To recover from a lle of this kind the niblick must be used and gripped very firmly, the player must stand wall over the ball, and the swing must be of an upright nature.

"A point about an inch behind the ball should be aimed at and the action should be more of a chop than a gweep. It might be truth fully described as a stab with a

RAIN INTERFERES.

London, June 11. Owing to rain there was no play yesterday or to-day at Lord's or the Oval, the matches there be- ing abandoned,

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Lancashire scored 222 for 6 (Makepeace 85, Tyldesley 50). (Wyatt 62, Quaife 61)-Reuter.

Warwick compiled 212 for 8

BOXING.

BERLENBACH RETAINS

HIS TITLE..

Now York, June 11.

SWEETSER ILL.

SENT TO HOSPITAL

SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1926.

Speaking to the Educational Conference, Mr. C. Bryant Assistant Mastor at Harrow School, said the suspicion in which Now York, June 11.technical instruction and all Jesse Sweatser the winner of the vocational tenching were held was Amateur Golf Championship of well founded. They would not Britain, has been sent to hospital at Bronxville-Reuter's American get the beat craftsmen by teach- Servico,

ing them only their craft.

LOCAL BILLIARDS.

THE PALACE HOTEL

HANDICAP.

Owing to the indisposition of W. Ogley, the billiards match in connection with the Palace Hotel, taken place on Thursday, has been competition, which was to have

postponed.

The

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

Authorized Capital

Yanned and Fully · Paid-up Reserva Funda;-

Sterilog Silver

£4,500,000 -$27,000,000

.@50,000,000 $20,000,000

HEAD OFFICE, HONGKONG, COUNT OF DINEUTÓNS:— tion. Mr. D. C. M. Dargard. Chairman. Hon. Mr. A. O. Lang. Deputy Chairman.

chief aim in providing technical Howerre Liability of Propelotari ...$20,000,000 Instruction in Becondary schools should be to assist in that vague but real thing, a general educa- tion. To this end, handicraft was of great value for the normal child; while for the abnormal, those for whom an education of a predominantly literary type was a proved failure. It was a potent W. 1. Pattanden, Esq. H. F. White, Esq. means of salvation.

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3. A Plummer," Eaq. W. H. Ball, Esq. A. I. Compton, Esq. T..G. Well, Esq.

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but beyond saving treasures from On Monday, at 8 o'clock, L. A.the vestry, Including a safe con- Osmund (minus. 200) meets J. Htaining the church records, they Every pew was Witchell (minus 200); and at 9 could do little. o'clock W. J. Keates (minus 70) destroyed, with the nave, chance), meets. C. Earnshaw (minus 200), altar and organ.

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£1,000,000

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!

Due.

June 12.

June 12,

Pres. McKinley Szechuan

Junt 12.

Juno 14.

June 15,

Santhia

June 15.

Yuensang

June 16.

Aki Marų

Katori Maru

June 12,

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Juno 10.

Fald-up Capital

Angkor

Jane 22,

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Kutsang

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5. Queen's Ronil, Central,

Hongkong, April 17th, 1925.

Manager.

Tues., June 15, BIG JADE COLLECTION.

Rogistration..9.45 a.m. Letters 10.80 p.m. (Due San Francisco 9th July).

Takada

Parcels Lotters

Tues., June 15.

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June 15, 12.30 p.m. June 16, 2.30 p.m.

DESTINED FOR

PHILADELPHIA SHOW.

One of the largest and most valuable collections of jade in the

Hineangne 15,

& p.m. world left Shanghai Inst week for

Kwangtung Szechuen Koten Mara Wed, June 16, 8.30 am, Kwongsang Wed., Jano 16, 10.80 a.m. TamingThurs., June 17, 8.80 a.m. Tisondari Thurs., June 17, 10.30 a.m. Sunning ......Wed, June 16, 5 p.m. Hulchow....Thurs., June 17, 2.80 p.m. F. Yuensang Thur., June 17, 5 p.m.

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via Thursday Island

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Struita and Calcutta

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The light-heavyweight cham- plon, Borlonbach, won the decision Haiphong against Young Stribling, over Shanghai fftoon rounds, in which the referee Saigon, Coylon, India, Mauritius, E. and S. Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe vin Marsoilles

full swing. From difficulties of frequently warned Stribling, for this kind the player must use force. holding.

(Monday's articla, the sixth, The spectators hooted, de

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Philadelphia as part of China's exhibits at the sesqui-centennial exhibition, which opens at that city for six months. next month and will remain open

The collection, which is valued at

Beserve Fund (1020)

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Singapore

....................... $1,200,000

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SAFE DEPOSIT, BOXES to let

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NEDERLANDSCHE · HANDEL

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Established 1824.

Hongkong Brunch established 1006. Authorized Capital Guilders

Inid-up Capital Guilder

Reserve Fund Golders

Spacial Reserves · Gülideri

150,000,000

12,800,000)

R0,000,000

( 6.660,070)

20,436,861

(& 1,711,405)

82,060,000 1,886,380) (41,888,780)

HEAD, OFFICE;-AMSTERDAM. Eastern HEAD OFFICE:-BATAVIA, BRANCHES-BondJermasin, Bandoeng, Bor="

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Parcels Sat, June 15, $250,000, belongs to the Hwa Chen Paid up Capital ..... Registration..9.45 am. Lettors......10.80 a.m. (Duo Thuraday Island ist July)..

Katori Maru ....... Sat, June 19. Rogistration 12.46 pm. Letters.....1.30 p.m. (Duo Marseilles 18th July), Namsang

Sat, June 19. Parcels

No. Lotters

Enmacus

p.m.

.£3,000,000

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Company of Shanghai, and Mr. W. H. Chang, the manager, is accom- panying the beautiful collection to Philadelphia. Altogether, thero are 82 pieces in the collection, the whole of which is contained in a posits received for 1 year or shorter periods very small box giving no idea of at sales which will be gasted on application, the valuable contents inside.

Carran Accounts opened and Fired Do

A. EL FERGUSON,

Masazer.

ORIENTAL COMMERCIAL,

BANE, LTD.

HEAD OFFICE:"

50, Des Voeux Road Central, Hongkong. BRANCHES-DANGKOK-SHANGĦAL

Mr. Chang is a notable collector of jade, and the shipment going to Philadelphia next week represents years and years of collecting. Un- Mon., June 21.doubtedly, it is the finest shipment Registration 1.45 p.m. Letters

of this precious stone to be made .2.80 p.m.

from China.. (Due Marseilles 21st July).

The finest piece in the collection is an old Manchurian feather holder, used for holding the Peacock Feather, one of the highest orders given under the Em- pire. This piece alone te valued Authored Capital ... $5,000,000 Parcels.Noon at $140,000. Registration..2.45 p.m.. Letters 3.80 p.m. (Dud Victoria, B.C., 10th July), Mingsing Wed., Juno 28, 8.80 n.ro. Yatshing.Wed., Juno 23, 10.80

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a.m

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Paid Up · Capital. There are also three strings of Modern basking in altits branches, drilled jade balls worth $35,000,

Hankow Harbin Honolulu

Mut.dey Nazacak! Newchang

Osaka Toking

Tsinantu

Vladivostok

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Capital.............

Rezerves.....

Special Working Capital

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Issued

Paid-up

Recorva

holders

Sarplu

$20,000,0da

$8,000,000

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and a set of flat rings worth $5,000. fixed deposits solicited; late rented en able Trust Company of New York,

Current contain

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Seven more strlogs of drilled jade balla are valued at $7,000 and two more at $6,000.

Tues., Jane 22. Registration..1.45 pm.

Other articles of outstandig In- Letters.......2.30 pm

terest are two jade figures worth (Due Marseilles 24th July). $0,000 and two picces of jade in the Loisang....Fri, June 25, 5 pm.rough worth $2,000," *Correspondence bearing vessel's name only,

will also be by Mias Cecil Leitchmanding more action-Reuter's Shanghai and Japan Her subject ie "The Swing.")

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