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FRAGGOT AND

Two New

Running Records

FEAT BY N.Z.

SCHOOLBOY

London.

Two records establisheu y . E. Lovelock, the famous New Zealand and Oxford athlete when he was s schoolboy, have been beaten by an- other New Zealand schoolboy, V. P. Boot of the Timaru High School at Wellington-the mile and the half

mile.

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Boot's time for the mile was 1 mins. 26-415ths second which 17-215th seconds better than Love- lock's old record, established in 1928. The half mile, which Boot ran in two minute dead, reduced Lovelock's record by 5-116th Heconds.

Boot's feat in the mile is the more remarkable since he ran the last half of the distance unpaced, having left his opponents für be hind after a lap and a half. His

times for the individual quarters were 67 accends, 71 8:conds, 68 acconds and 48-145th seconds,

SENSATIONAL FINISH.

EWIN

NEW CHALLENGE ISSUED

$1,000 STAKES

WINNER TAKES ALL

(By "Al Catar")

A challenge to the Middleweight Champion of the Colony to figlft him over 15 rounds for $1,000 D side, is issued this morning by A. B. Frag- gott, of H.M.S. Berwick.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1933.

LOCAL

WORLD CHAMPION TO FIGHT ONCE A MONTH.

Paris.

Marcel Thil, who recently

successfully defended his world's middleweight cham-

CRICKET NOTES & NEWS TO MEET AGAIN

WHEN IT

PAYS TO

pionship against the Cuban BAT LAST

Kid Tunero, has decided to fight at least once a month.

He will meet any opponent Mr. Jeff Dickson, the pro- moter, likes to and for him.

Thil has no intention of going to the United States, where Lou Broulllard Is re 'cognized As champion,-at least as yet.

The Auto has opened a sub- scription fund in order to present Thil with a belt,

Primo Wants New Victim

NOW RESTING IN SECLUSION

London.

Fraggott was technically knocked out by Seaman Ewin, of H.M.S. Kent, the champion. when they met at the Leo Theatre on Saturday, the Ber- full- wick "Hope" falling to a In Melbourne recently a ten-mile packed right on the chin to which race ended sensationally in a déadhe Inid himself open by careless- heat.

ly dropping his guard in the Alex house, the well-known third round of what promised Australian Olymple runner, who to be a hurricane contest. ran second to S. A. Tomlin, of the

The present challenge is real. Highrata Harriers in the three

ly promoted by the ship's com miles in the British Empire Cham-

pany who have a firm belief that pionships at Hamilton (Ont.) In

their mun can give a much bet- 1930, was one of the runners: con-

ter account of himself at the cerned.

Jeff Dickson, meanwhile, next meeting. The winner will take all the stakes and the fight racking his brain to find a suit will be conducted under Queens-able opponent for the giant, bury rules,

distance.

Primo Carnern, somewhat discredited by his failure to knock out the veteran Paoline, has sought the seclusion of the countryside so that ho may forget his troubles and nurse his damaged band,

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Schools As Training Ground

MATTING WICKET

PROBLEM

(By R. Abbit)

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No Goals in Soccer: Semi-Final

The Semi-final of the Suffolk Inter- Department 1ootball compectuon took punce Yesterday utjernoch au carumĢ ith between 100 Stokers (Starboard) and the Engine Room Unters and Pouy Unicers, the rest being a goalless, draw.

The game was fast with defences on top. McGuire the Patty olleera conto ball and Navy leaguo payer Was the best player on View,

Stukers Murphy; Powell, Styles, alain, Rees, Fullerton, Hall, Love,

fisccck, Rump, Colon,

ER. CH. & P.0.'-King, Sargent, Scanlon, McGuire, Styles, O'Neil, Badcock, Wills, Peart, lowell,-Smith.

Club found run-getting none so easy, Once more there was nothing they had 10 minuten in which to get starting in the results of the the runn which normally should have league matches played on been ample: but the C.C.C, bowlers Saturday last, but the result of packed the leg side and pushed them the K.C.C. and Indians encoun-down just short of a length.. ter has been rather a set back to both sides from the point of view of success in the Shield.

The reports of the match vary a bit, but I observe that though the average scoring

amounted to four runs and a fraction per over which is a fair rate, by far the longer period of bowling was filled by Pereira and Minu who only conceded three runs per over.

that An

THE CHOICE OF INNINGS.

SOME AMAZING CRICKET

LAST MAN SCORES 58

OUT OF TOTAL OF 97

HAPPY VALLEY FIREWORKS

HOCKEY

OFFICERS WELL BEATEN

After a blank first half, four goals were netted in the hockey match between the Officers and Ship's Company of H.MS. Kent at King's Park yesterday, of which the Company claimed three.

Tho

Officera wore one short. throughout the game, and this had its effect in the second half when their opponents applied extra prossure. The initial stages of were very even, with the gamo. defences seen at thoir, bost.

After the change over the Ship's A remarkable innings by Atkinson of the Air Force fen Company had much the botter of tured the cricket match be- the exchanges, and after Schofield tween the RA.F. and H.M.S.nad' opened the scoring for them, Eagle at Happy Valley yester McManas put them further with a day.

shot from the edge of the circle, Shortly afterwards, Schofield made the game safe for the Company, converting a pass from Bennett.

ayes Clementa

Clarke b Hi!! Gregory b Hall Roberts b Hall Pellinge Cagby b Hall Twaits not out

Just before the end, Finch- Noyes broke through' for the Officera to score their only point.

Toams:

Ship's Company:-Chlck: Jen cock and Heath: Wright, Arm-

4.

HUDSPETH AGAIN

DOMINATES THE GAME

Atkinson,

going in laat, scored 58 runs, out of a total of 97. He smashed the Eagle Smith, at the end, played bowl'ng to all parts of the field, whirlwind knock and hit the ball

scoring at a phenomenal rate. out of sight, so it is said, but 13

Twaits, who went in at No. 10 runs were still wanted when there were only two more overs to go. stayed with him to score 14 no. Divett then took a hand and crash-out, and the pair nearly 70 rans ed three fourn.

for the last wicket.

The Engle, however, were more strong, and Everett: MeManas, It all goes to show that if you have useful knocks of 46 by Cagby, 21 Matheson.

consistent in their batting, and Evans, Schofield, Bonnott and a good side there is very much more

Quicors-Smith: Lt. Cmdr. chance of winning a match if your not out by Hall, and double figure opponents go in first. W. G. Grace innings by Hill and Jacques anw Finley and Lt. Sheppard: Lt. Patterson, Lt. Shaw and Lt. Cur Bald that there might be them win by 20 runs.

Scores:

jell: L. Bonham, Lt. Cmdr, Taylor, occasions when a captain could con- once

Finch-Noyes and Hudspith. sider putting the other side in first, but that he never should do no R.A.F. It is generally taken

actually. This, however, was not average of four runs per Penid of Saturday afternoon games, Pretty b Cagby duces seventy runs

per hour my The time is too short for the wicket Tate c and b Cagby nuthority for this is G. E. C. Wood to wear, as a general rule, and what Farmer Clements the Kent and England cricketer with lack of light there is at the end Hutchins e and b Hall whom I once discussed the question, but on the small Sookunpoo ground affects both sides; as I have often

pointed out. think should be exceeded. The occnsion was the Victorian

this

The flelders suffer worse than Cross country championship. HI-

however that Teddy Fincher, stressed

the batmen, in my opinion, if there house and R. Crossley run neck

too much the "safety first" policy,

are deečut serecho. and neck the whole

He has Carnern's consent to though no doubt he was prompted to

Going in last you know the task Three quarters of a mile from home the Olympic runner took the

arrange an early match for him do this by the acknowledged weak-

tion of the hitting powers of Pereira runs and if later it is clearly impos

good lead and opened up a gap of about action. Both men weighed in at in Europe fit for the job? - and Minu. But as three hours and able to get them, there is still

match. It 123 25 yards, but Crossley made 149 lbs, and revealed very similar Larry Gains is willing enough. able for netual cricket la December: Club's winning League matches they

twenty-five minutes are alone avail- chance of saving the

show be remembered that in each of the great effort and the race finished styles, smashing in heavy as a dead-heat in the lust stride to the body.

having beaten the big man once, risks have to be run. I am inclined have batted first. In this connexion H.M.S. EAGLE, The time was 55 mins. 2-215ths

he is ready to fight him again for to think that another draw will put Fraggott and Ewin have re- £1.000. His offer up to the pre-both sides out of the running for the gone in first to speed up the scoring. Cagby Run out

I presume that H. Owen Hughes has secondla.

markable records, the latter hay sent has fallen on deaf ears. Jahield. Ing been for a couple of seasons

Turning to the actual play, the if (and if it was not that he had Hinchcliffe e Turner b Hayes.

to get back to Camp) I doubt the richards run out. pracltcally the uncrowned king

Meanwhile,. Americans areFincher family had rather a day out wisdom of the move. He is of course Hill b Hutchings of the Orient at his weight. The watching with interest tho as between them they collected sixty very quick acrer but I cannot help Jacques b Pelling Berwick man has only lost nine development of Jim Scott, a youthave runs and four catches. The thinking he would bu bit

A more dc- digits in 171, and his defeat at who is even larger than Carnera. provenient in Mackay's batting on vastating at number fivel

TO MORROW'S FIXTURES. the hands of the Seaman was his He weighs 20 st, and stands 7ft. which I have already romarked this first reverse in Service boxing.

scason, was maintained as he got the

So far as I know there is only one top score of the game and war un-League match in the Senior Division, defented.

in which Craigengower journey to Burnett asems to have recovered King's Park. In view of the gooi his form with the ball and nearly fight put up by the Valley team pulled

the game off for his side, against the Club I cannot help think- flung was inexpensive but he goulding they might pull it off. They have not get more than one wicket, while useful batting if the bowling is not Smith hasn't yet recovered his last to good, and if the game were at season's form. He is not perhaps Happy Valley I would, back them ons of the better bowlers in the heavily. But one can never be sure Colony-

byinst season he could of the effect of the matting. When Pretty. send down some very awkward stull {I played at King's Pork, last week | Tate at times.

there was a double fold of matting Hayes

SATISFIED

AUSTRALIA AND

THE TESTS

TEAM SAILS ON MARCH 9

Adelaldo, Dec. 14.

+

The Australian Board of Control has cabled to the Marylebone Cricket Club to the elect that the Board regards the "body-line bowling" die pute as ended,

The Australian test team will leave for England on March 3, it was elmul taneously announced-Reuter.

REMARKABLE RECORDS,

in the three

Ewin was being hotly pressed

rounds he was in in Paris or Rome, but who is there/ess of his own bowling, and recollee- bezнe you. You can start off for the Atkinson c and b Clements

lefts

SUNDAY'S FOOTBALL

zin..

They have evolved a five-years plan for him, starting with gymnasium work and truck-lund- |ing-the latter as a hardening

Change in Ground: Welsh procces.

Team to Meet Scotland

PETTIFER COACHED.

The English giant, Jack Pettifer, Mr. G. T. May, Hon. Secretary is also being coached-in-Now of the Hongkong Football Asso-York." ciutlon has drawn attention to the following.

American

a

Extras

Clements c and b Hutchings Webb played. on. Hall not out

Rowson 1.b.w. Hayes Thornton b Gregory Scott did not bat

Extras

The Kent Communications defeated

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the Suffolk's Communications yester.

68

4

out.

day afternoon on the Dockyard Ground by three goals to nil.

Hudspeth for the Kent was standing. In the first half, he opened 97 the scoring with a dimeult shot from the wing. Later he centrod for Bird to find the net, The half time whistlo blew with the ncore two nil'

16 ih favoor, of the 'Kent,

0 The second half saw the Suffolk play more constructive, game. But Hudspeth again broke through to

1

4

11

10 make victory safe for the Kent.

Kent Communicationa: Hancock, Aitken, Luckett; Taylor, Cavanagh, 4Claxton; Hobson, Kent, Hudspeth,

0

21 Bird, Mathewson.

8

Buffolk Commnlcations:-Gott;

2 Hutt, Garstang: Brown, Crockford,

0 Ferguson; Jones, Bernard, G Gent,

5 Dawes, Cooper.

117

| SPORT ADVTS.

Bowling Analysis

OMR W 8 1 24 1 THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB, 90 30

He has yet to appear in a ring

Sargent had a couple of wickets between the popping crease and the Hutchings The International Charity Cup there, but already

cheaply and I am inclined to think wicket. The result was that on the

Pelling match between Wales and Scot critics, with their usual candour, he is the sort of bowler to get out bowling line there was a ridge land at Kowloon on Sunday will are referring to him as "another the later batsmen. To bowl him about an inch and a half. Theore Gregory

much against the experts might be lically this makes no difference but kick off at 8.30 p.m. sharp, and 45 horizontal champion!"

expensive especially in Saturday any bowler knows that the slightest afternoon cricket.

thing unusual about his stance is apt minutes will be played each way.

to put him dend off.

The following is the text of the Board's cable: "With. further refer-

The first division match between ence your cable Oct. V, your confirm4- tary cable Dee, 12 in reply ours Nov. the Lincolns and South Ching on

regard 11, we

position Sunday will be played at Sookun: Our team leaves Aus-poo, and not Caroline Il na at finalised. tralin March 9,"

first announced..

tog now

Anyway, Primo Carnera will' shortly appear in a boxing turn on the stage of the Rex Cinema in that Paris, and it is possible Georges Carpentier will be one of THE WELSH TEAM. his sparring partners. Carnera's lo The following will represent manager is expected shortly

ол Sunday: Smith: sign the contract, Australians Mullano and Morrison: Wallace.

The M.C.C. Rent the following re ply to the Australian Board of Con

irol: "Thank you for your cable. We

are very glad to know we may look Wales forward to welcoming

power to make Rentor.

The following Hongkong Cricket

Club teanie have been selected to play on Saturday in the Married ys. Single men's match:

Married Men.-H. J. Armstrong. P. E. Baskett, C. W. E. Mahon, E. R. Divett, II, R. B. Hancock, A. W. Hayward (Capt.), II. J. 11. Lowe, A. K. Mackenzie, E. J. R. Mitchell, H. Owen Hughes, J. E. Smith.

Single Men.. Barrow, A. C. Beck, G. S. Dunkley (Capt.), D. S. Harley, J. R. Hunter, L. D. Kilbee. L. E. Lammert,, T. A Pearce, J. E. Potter, T. M. L. Redmond, R. F. Talbot.

MILITARY CRICKET.

LADY GOLFERS

IN SHORTS

CRITICISED

"DISTURBINGLY SCANTY, UNBECOMING

UNLADYLIKE”-MR. S.

H. DODWELL

AND

I still think, and. I have always said no, that the matting should end nt the popping crease or batting crease if you prefer the more mestown for

I tapa thunt thin batsman has "one foot on land and she, un suture" but to my view tune is much falrer-and less worrying

than for the poor old howler to have to have that handicap.

boota

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50

5 1

5 0 20 2 The FIFTEENTH EXTRA RACE 9.3 MEETING will be held (Weather 6 1 13 1 Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on 10 14 1 Saturday, 16th December, 1933, com.

mencing at 200 p.m.

The First Bell will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.

CHINA FLEET FOOTBALL

Loague Points For

Berwick

tho

Isave

MEMBERS" ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed.

&c.

And

CLUB BEAT CRAIGENGOWER. There was some 'misunderstanding about the core of the game on the

No One without a Badge will be Club ground and an inversion of the

admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Members to order of the innings in some of the carlier reports led to the suggestion

the Members' Enclosure and Club that the Club nearly lost the game.

Rooms at $5.00 for Gentiumon As a matter of fact they were never in real danger of losing, though they

The Berwick defeated the Medway $3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) Carnera will, appear purely as had to bustle to win it.

Subarines in the First Division are obtainabia through the SECRET next summer. Shall do all in our Channing and Jones: Mathias boxer, Reuter was told. He will

The C.C.C. batted first and found

I would advise the C.C.C. to wear, of the China Fleet Lengua yesterday ARY upon the personal application of visit enjoyable."- Harris, Fortey, Hazlewood and

Danean. With the exception of give exhibition bouts with his runs very hard to get. Their score at all events, for batting rubber soled afternoon at the Valley by three a Member, such Member to be respon

sible for all visitors Introduced by sparring partners, of 109 took about two hours to get boots and shoes. Brads in the sole goals to two. CLUB CRICKET.

Channing (Police) this is the en-Ameriran

impossible. The scoring was opened by Goose him, anil for: Payment of All Chits, Squaro studs are not tire first eleven of the Borderers. Harry Huttlck and Harold Mays, or so I am informed and then the of ticket"

The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor, bad for of the Medway, who converted from bowling but they hamper footwork a pass from the wing, The Berwick when batting. The Navy know thist equalised through Hambly, who netted Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27794), whi Badges admitting to Members" The Indians and Civil Service are from a difficult angle. The exchanges close at 12 o'clock Noon, resting. K.C.C.-have a friendly-uring the half were excedingly fait, their match with the C.S.C.C. la "off | mice

very

els cxstructive play Enclosure will NOT be on enle at the

Race Course, and I believe they are taking on the being shown by both sides,

On No Protext will Children bo-per- Diocesan Boys' School. It should be In the second half Robertson scored good training for the youngsters, and for the Medway, while Morgan re-mitted in either Enclosure during the

Meeting.

Tifins are obtainable at tho Club more and more we must look to local teliated again for the Berwick, and schools for our young cricketers.

they are subsequently during a melee in front

House provided

ordered I don't know if the League or the of the goal, a penalty was awarded from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Clube make a grant to help their to the Berwick, which gave Hambly Telephona 21920. expenditure on cricket. Maybe they his opportunity to place

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.. do. Maybe it would not be welcome beyond doubt..

The Prico of Admission to the The Chairman, thanking Mr. Dod-1

Medway: Sinden; Ratcliffe, Robert though I know of nothing in cricket Some politely scathing com- Gentlemen you will appreciate that

politics which In my way OphONCH son; Edmonds, Perkins, Blair; Wright, Public Enclosure is $2.00 including ments on the increasing habit this is no laughing matter when 1 well for his remarks stated that the

such a proceeding. Anyway I let Ferris Chambers, Sayer, Goose, Bran-Tax, for all Persons, Including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers of lady members wearing add in confidence that I have already mintter of indies wearing shorts had

the suggestion drop for what it is ton.

Uniform aro od- Borwlek:-Funnels: James, Jenkins; and Sailors in worth, shorts when going round the antored a private protest to one of the already. received the consideration of courses of the Hongkong Golf most prominent members of the last the committee but they had not the

If it falls with a thud like, a brick Kent, Pansoll, Braddon: Jones, Mor-mitted Half Price.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &c. will Club were uttered by Mr. S. H. committee of the ladies section, the necessary courage to proceed.

mother of two hefty children, only to The Election of Officers.

well I am used to it and shall peo-gan, Langmead, Ryan, Hambly.

not be permitid to operate within Dodwell at the annual meeting discover in course of our discussion

the Precincts of the Hongkong Jockey Proposing the election of Air. N. Linbly survive. In any case I shall of the Royal Hongkong Golf that she had a pair of shorts in pickle Smith

Club during the Race Meeting. as Captain for the ensuing be keen to see if Hulso can dally with Club 'yesterday.

By Order, The Small Units team is na fol-

herself, and that she is gradually year the chairman said: Mr. Smith some of the K.C.C. professors. This Town Lleut. Col. R. M. W. Marsden Describing the latest fashion acrewing her courage up and her is well known to you all, and has al- leaves the University and Army f (R.E.), Major V. J.

as a "disturbingly scanty, un-rure down with a view to infileting ready auccessfully directed the Club's whom I know nothing (I should b RAM.C.). Major T. II. Sarsfield becoming and unladylike mode them upon. us in the near future. affairs in that capacity. He has surrrateful fer fixture cards from thoir

I therefore feel that nothing but off-thermore been a most valuable mem WHY HE IS GOING TO GET (R.A.M.G.) Rev. J. N. Lowie-Bryan of attiro", Mr. Dodwell plended ctal action tactfully but firmly taken. ber of the Committee this past few (R.A.CH.D., Q. M. S. Binckler (RE) Seret. Taylor

(R.A.P.C.) for tactful action on the part will save us from widespread and in years and is intimately acquainted The Club have their time-honoured

dis with the affalra and management of

In the Division two of the China Coral. College (R.AM.C.), Sor of the Committee to prevent the discriminate adeption of this Whitefiel (RLE), Spr.

turbingly scanty, unbecoming and un- the Club, He is a great lover of Married and Single: It used to be a ner widespread adoption of this dying mode of attire. I beg to put Fanling and of the game and I feel very big fixture in the year's list in Fleet Football League, the Whitshed (R.B.), Ser. Wellk. (R.E.), and Ple: Haynes (RA.M.C.). Scorer L/Crt style of dress on the local golf this suggestion forward for the care

dwindled. I should like to sit afternoon at the Valley by three goals ful consideration of the incoming sure the proposal will receive your the good old days, but has rather defeated the Cornflower yesterday

unanimous approval." Mullins E.; Umpire.--W, O. I. courses..

Mr. L. S. Greenhill seconded and back again as a big match. Of course to nii. Jordan (R.E.).

In the course of his speech. committen Mr. Dodwell anid:

Having served for many years on Mr. Smith was unanimously elected.The balanco has shifted enormously. The spening stages of the game.

rm vary The general committee, was elected Even when I started to play here in showed the Whiterbed ta I WRA

wondering. Sir, whether the committee of this Club

be sensible of the hard work that falls as follows: Messrs E. Davidson. 1912 there were fifteen bachelors for superior team. They forced the pace

Tardy. Stakes" shall bo run jas courteoun reprezentation could made to the ladies, section in regard to the lot of the majority serving on. 8, Greenhlil, J. D. Kinnaird, C. D. one married man-o used to lay at every opportunity, and Gamblin at the above Race Meeting the

A. E, Lissaman. K. S. scri-of-cricket on Christmas after opened the scoring.

The second half saw the Whitshed Race No. 2, at 2.30 p.m., and the to the wearing of aberta? I may be it, and on behalf of the members I Lambert,

acore two more goals, Buckerly getting old and old fashioned-my should like to express our encoro Morrisan, A. Ritchie, J. B. Rosa and noon. Now the balance la I suppose daughter has no doubt about and thanks to you Eir, to your committee, R. Young.

By the way a young bachelor track-netting the fast and fryan the other. "Barrier Reef Handicap as Race Percy Smith, Seth and Messrs.

me the Whitshed Pearson: Strudwick, Ed. No. 4, at 3.30 pm, instead of an It may be so, but I have no objection to our able Secretary and also to Mr.

Padre: Backerly, previously advertised. at all to the dinning of shorts by & Mrs. Kerr fer so efficiently taking Fleming Cero re-elected auditors at ed rather a rod one to

By Order, remuneration of $1,500 per annum. other day which with apolonies to wards; Judve, young. and ladies, but when it comes to going under review,

our courses behind nund

I now formally second the adoption! our

The Chairman proposed a vote of Beck. Not that either of us are on thanks to Messrs Jardino. Matheson caged so for an I know, but I simply This by generously proportioned members of of the report, and counts austion was proposed by Mr. R. M. McLay na to vet married the week after blin the fair nox clad in this attire. I find sented. It extrem.oly difficult to keep my eye

motion WBA carried un and Co., Ltd., for the use of the cannot play his bowling."

the way is true," Boned Roam.

The cricket match between the Army and the University which waA to have been played to-morrow has been postponol, and the Army will now play a "Small Units Selected XI" at Sookunpor commencing nt 2,18 m.

OXFORD VICTORY.

Cambridge Soccer

Team Beaten,

London, Dec. 14

to-day Ox- ford heat Cambridge in an inter Varsity weer match by three goals sa nii-Reitor,

Ar Stamfowl Reidze

:

Hon. Secretaries.)

about even.

MARRIED.

WHITSHED WIN

IN THE SECOND DIVISION

bo the

suitably proportioned care of our interests during the year a vote of thanks to the Chairman / him—is too good to be lost; · "I pro- : Noberts, Handford, Sherrington, Garn-

whore it should boon the ball, i animously.

The

A

Cornflower, Laverick; Whiting, Pearson! Robson, Winnicey, Lunch West, Rumney, Wheeler, Fisher, Thomson:

C. B. BROWN,'

Secretary. Hongkong, 11th December, 1998. THE HONG KONG JOCKEY, CLUB. FIFTEENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING.

18th December, 1033. The Stewards have decided that

C. IL DROWN,

Becretary. Hongkong, 11th December, 1988,

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