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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1930.

TELEGRAPH,

SHANGHAI RACÈS.

SITUATION BECOMING MORE NORMAL

BAMBINO WINS THE SUB. GRIFFINS ST. LEGER.

The second day's results of the Shanghai Autumn weeting, supplied by courtesy of the Hongkong Club,; are given below:

SHAMEEN FOOTBALL

LEAGUE.

CICALA TEAM DEFEATS THE CLUB.

Shameen, Nev. 4.

H.M.SCicala defeated the

The Mongolian Handicap (Seven' Shameen Sports Club by two goals

to one in the Shameen Football 1League here yesterday afternoon.

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3

Tokyo, Nov. 4. The public telegraphic service has re-opened at Musha and the roads are being repaired. The Furlongs).

(Mr. Clark) situation Is becoming rapidly G. H. E.'s Krishna restored to normal, according to Matsumoto's Matsushima

(Mr. Encarnacao) official despatches reaching Tokyo,

Small groups of tribesmen are Winsome & Hasty's The Capon

(Mr. Hill) believed to be still lurking in the forests but aircraft report that

The Northern Cup (Three Quarters of a Mile). none have been sighted.

Upon the arrival of reinforce Mrs. Jack Liddell's Ontario

(Mr. Maitland) ments, the troops plan to a makes. A. Judah's Great Triumph a drive through the neighbouring

(Mr. Encarnacao) valleys for the purpose of mop Eve's Election Eve (Mr. Collaco) ping up the remaining rebels.*Law and Hickling's Glen Gyle

(Mr. Necda),a

In the meanwhile, parts of the

and forest are being cut down burned for the purpose of in- creasing the field of fire and view. -Reuter.

SATURDAY'S CRICKET.

COMPOSITION OF THE H.K. UNIVERSITY TEAMS.

The following have been selected to represent the Varsity 1st XI in a friendly match against the H.K.C.C.

Time: 1 min. $3 seca.

*Dead Heat.

The Cicala played the better game, Shameen lacking combina- ¡tion. The Shameen defence was good, otherwise the score might have been heavier. At half-time the score stood at one to nil in favour of H.M.S. Cicala. Practi- 1eally throughout the game play "was confined to the Shameen half, 2'the Shameen forwards not being 3 able to take advantage when the The ball was cleared for thera. teams were:

Time: 1 min. 32.4/5-eces. The Racing Stakes (Nine Furlongs) Allan's Michigan (Mr. McCann) Kenjay's Apple Leaf (Mr. Brand) We Two's Young Bill

(Mr. Maitland) Time: 2 mins. 29.4/5 sees. The Flyaway Plate (Half a Mile).

H.M.S. Cicala.-H. G. Rudling; C. I. Hicks, Lt. Cmd, A. A. Havers; 1 H. H. Williams, A. B. Render, H.

2

H. Stevens; M. McKeasick, W. T.

A. Rees, D. H. Domoney, Surg. Lt.

3 Bolton and F. Pinder.

Shameen Sports Club-A. T.

C. G. Jack's Silvern (Mr. Parkin) 1 Lay; E. W. Jeffery, W. Nogaitzik: 2 E. Stirling, R. Rasmussen, F. Durgor's Kaloo (Mr. Pote Hunt) ́Allon's Old Hero (Mr. McCann).3 Seegelken; B. Brind, R. R. W. Ashby. F. Evelyn; G. W. S. T. The Subscription Grifins' St. Leger McHutchin and H. Reimers- (Classic) (One and Three Quarter Our Own Correspondent. Mile).

Time: 1 mín. 01 sec.

C. O. C. & W. H.'s Bambino

on Saturday at 2 p.m., on the Club's Fred Siemen & Fritz Boeitung's ground:

D. J. N. Anderson (Capt.), A. Baker, L. T. Ride, D. K. Samy, C. V. Lam, A. Chan Fook, A. B. Sulieman, A. M. Rodrigues, G. E. Yeoh, A. T. Nomanbhoy, A. S. A. Kyum.

The following have been selected to represent the Varsity 2nd XI in League match against the R. Signals: on Saturday, ut 2 p.m., on the home ground:

A. A. Aziz (Capt.), G. S. Scully, P. L. Tan, H. Nomanbhoy, W. Hunt, P. N. Silva, R. Leong, W. James, E. Gosano, G. de Souza, M. Yahyabhoy. Twelfth man, W. K. Chon.

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

(Mr. Pote Hunt) 1

Fandango (Mr. Noodt) 2 D. F. Landale & F. A. Pollock's

Auchencairn 3 Time: 3 mins. 59.1/5 cm, The Shanghal Stakes (One and a Half Miles).

(Mr. Noodt) (Mr. MeCann)

nds' Firclash Allan's Courage Robson's The Crafty Bind

(Mr. Brand) Time: 3 mins. 17.3/5 s. The China Cup (Seven Furlongs). Winsome & Insty's The Silver Pheasant (Mr. Hill) (Mr. Noodt) Finor's Ali Baba H. & S.'s President Johnson

(Mr. Rothe) Time: 1 min. 51.2/5 arcs. The Seawei Plate (One, and quarter Mile).

Evo's Starlit Eve (Mr. Cellaco) Day's Wedding Eve (Mr. Dallas) Lade' Firely (Mr. Encarnacao)

Time: 2 mins. 45 secs.

LADIES' GOLF.

"

Mrs.

THE RAILWAY CUP DRAW. The draw for the above Cup is 1 as follows:

Lambert. Byes:-Mrs. Ireland, Miss Stevenson.

Mrs. Worley v. Mrs. New- bigging, Mrs. Maitland v. Mrs. Langston, Mrs. Redmond v. Mrs.

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1

2

Parker, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs.

Wild. Mrs. Whyte-Smith v. Mrs.

S. B. C. Ross, Mrs. Keary v. Mrs.. a Sommerfelt, Mrs. Fraser v. Mrs.)

Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Gilmore v.

a Ronnar, Mrs. Oliver v. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Pearce v. Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Cassidy v. Mrs. Burton.

Byes Miss Mackie and Mrs. Dodwell.

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For the match against the Navy

The Loose Wha Cap (Three Quar: on the Club ground on Saturday. the Club 2nd XI will be represented, & L. G. W. Westem Park

ters of a Mile). by-Fogwill; Stoker and Hynes; Sloan, Puncheon and Smith; Alex- . M. Sokoloff'e Vecherock ander, Bell, Strange, Jackson and Fowler. Reserves:-King and Tavlin.

The following have been select- ed to represent Kowloon 1st eleven versus South China Athlectic at Caroline Hill, on Saturday, kick-off 4 15 p.m. sharp:-Angus; Martin,

Dowman Pile; Bliss, McKelvie, Eastman, Gilchrist, Gillott, Hedley and lanson.

(Mr. Rothe)

(Mr. Parkin) 2 Day's Comradeship (Mr. Dallas) 3

Time: 1 min. 33 secs. The Saneklang Cup (One and Quarter Mile),

ads' Jack of Diamonds

(Mr. Encarnacao)

(Mr. Clark Fash'n Ucly Liddell & Purcell's Harbinger

(Deitz) Time: 2 mins. 43.4/5 gees. The Pagoda Handicap (1 Mile).

17/1400082 949

First Round to be played by November 18, second by December, 2nd, third by December 16th, semi- 1 final by December 30th, final by

January 15th,

(Mr. Deitz) 1

2

a We Two's Mister Cinders F. J. E. Willis's County

(Mr. Encarnacao) 2 Mrs. Wm. McBain's Coursing Eve

(Mr. Noodt) 8 3Eve's Dancing Eve (Mr. Collaeo)

*Dead Heat.

Time: 2 mins. 10.2/6 mecs,

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