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THE LUSITANO CLUB DRAW.

The drawing of the Lusitano Club's Dollar Sweep on the "First Aggre- gate Stakes" to-day is as follows:

Winsome Sing Boxing Eve

Now Year's Evo

Bengal

Little Sit Tang

Chow Taze Lon

Chemal

Comrade

Duke of Verena

Warlordship

San Diego

27568

26792

19549

27240

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1928.

OUR DAILY TALK ON

HEALTH.

STUDY OF CHILDREN MÜST BE SPECIFIC.

OF PRIME IMPORTANCE.

LAWN TENNIS.

LAST EVENING'S MÄTCHES.

The full rouults of yesterday's raines were as follows:

Open Singles.-Major. Stevenson baal Major C. Willson 6-1, 6-1, 6-3; T. Akiyama beat Luk Ding-choung,; 7-0, dubles,-. M. A. Razack

Open

Handicap Singles "B".-H. V. Par- ker (rec. 15) beat J. 31, Norria (res. 15); 0-4, 6-2

Some time ago I suggested that and J. A. Cassumbhoy beat T. Ema 5322 the most important problem in and N. Inngald, 7-6, 6-3, 6-3. 10873 public health of to-day was to Club Championship.-G. C. Grove 9353 make the parent know as much as bent II. Owen Hughes, 0-3, 2-6, 6-4; 13402

bis child is learning to know about J. G. Lawrie beat G. F. H. Bichard, 21470

7635 the organization and care of the 0-0, 6-1. 18806 human body. '23678" The parents of to-day learned little of these things in the schools 1st Prize $12,070, 2nd Prize $3,705, of their time. To-day, anatomy, 3rd Prize $1,860, Other Ponies en-physiology and hygiene begin to tered $225 each.

be a part of the child's education The $10 sweep drawing, on Le from the moment it enters its first "Kellett Handicap 'A' Class," T-school room. Bulted:

San Francisco

Bengal

Boxing Eve

San Diego

New Year's Eve

Comrade Cherant Coos Bay

Duke of Verona Blackatone Hall

Mongolian Stag (late Dumfries) Little Sit Tang.....

Un II... Warrington Warlordship. Ukelele

King of the Plains

3003

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Handicap Doubles.-S. E. and D. S. Green received a walk over from Rev. Alexander and Capt. Dobble.

Monday's Matches.

Monday's programme is as follows: Open Singles.A. D. Humphreys Rev. F. P. W. Alexander.

To meet the deficit, there are,

Open Doubles.-G. C. Grove and A. 1830 all over the country, parent-

teacher associations and associa-H. Crook v S. A. and H. D. Rumjahn; 1440 1832 lons for parent education which S. E. and D. S. Green v S. Fukushiman 1969 mim. to provide something in the and T. Fujimori; Ho Wai-hing and 3190 nature of graduate instruction for Chan So v G.F. H. Dichard and Lieut. 2047 parents who want to be as helpful Waters. 8126 as possible!

1264 2010

3207 2536

Int Prize 32,725; 2nd Prize 3rd Prize $385, Other Ponies $35 each.

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Handicap Doubles.-Lieut. Col. F. 2871 Many parents have attempted to J. Wyatt and Lieut. A. J. G. Tate v 3177 learn all that in written by J. M. Nerrie and A. Roid; M. D. Scott specialists in psychology and by and R. F. Moodle v Dr. C. H. Burton 293 ductors, and and themselves in and G. Rankin

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PATROCLUB? 161 May SUBMARINE FLOTILLA WINS. Institute of Child Welfare of the Wirders and Royal Engineers o7

University of Minnesota points Thursday night, the Wardere After a stern tussle and a goalless out that it is necessary for the by four matches to two and a margin. first half the 4th Submarine Flotilla

Scores: won the United Services Hockey Chri- Parent to look for causes Instead of 80 points. enge Shield on the Royal Na of making judgments concerning ground at King's Park yesterday af-the child's actions,

-Instead of asking, "What shall I Lernoon, benting a team from H.M.S. Temar by two goal to none in the do to make John behave?" the final match.

SERVICES HOCKEY

SHIELD.

L

In previous rounds H.M.S. Tamar does not come when I call him?” beat the Hongkong atd Singapore

Royal Artillery by two goals to nil,

the Destroyers by three goals to two

Punishment.

Many parents are more interest-

WARDERS BEAT ROYAL, ENGINEERS.

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Osborne

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Roberts

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parent asks, "Why is it that John

Guinom

105

Royal

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Penchy

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Maynard

137

Tatal

734

Warders.

Noonan

140

160

150

74

150

150

814

and Kni

Kai Tak by two goals to one. ed in punishment for wrong The Submarines bent the Queen's

the actions than in the prevention of Regiment by one goal to nothing, the wrong actions by studying their King's Own Scottish Borderers by

and H.MS. causes. One of the great advan- scored in the tages of group study is the reali-

Argus by the only match. Thus the

four goals to a total zation by the parents that their

of seven goals for and three against child is only one of many and while the Submarines secured six that other parents are passing | D for and none against

through exactly the same type of experience.

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The "capping" of J. Goodfellow, For the match the shield was pre- sented to the captain of the winning The child's behaviour is the re- the Langholm Rugby three-quar team, Lt. Davies, by Mrs. Glencross, a.m.wife of Capt. Glencross of H.M.S.sult not only of its physical ler, has been hailed with immense nature, but also of the environ satisfaction in his native town ment in which it lives. It. rencts and throughout the Borders gon- Following are the teams. Submarine Flotilin.-Lt. Pinchin, to all of the personalities that aur-erally. Goodfellow is a product Lt. G. Duff and Surg. Lt. Cdr. North round it. An intelligent parent of Langholm football, pure and Debenham, Lt. Davies, and Lt. Col will see to. it that the child is simple, and is the second Lang- ins; Lt. Cdr. Claridge, Lt. Phillips, given an opportunity to react to holm player to turn out for Scot- A. Sladen, Lt. Cdr. Machair, and Lt.normal situations. A lack of in-and, the other being Tom Scott, 3 p.m. Lonsdale,

EMS. Tamar-A/B. Hopkins; Lt.elligence means the building up who played for some time for p.m.fr. Brown and C.E.R.A. Romyne; of neuroses.

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