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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1935. 16th, 18th. 10th, 20th and 23rd February, 1915.

On Saturday 18th, Monday 18th. Tuesday 19th, and Wednesday 20th February, the first bell will be rang at 11 am, and the first race will run at 11.30a.m. On Saturday, 23rd -February, the first bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

The tifin interval will be taken after the Afth paco on the first fou days.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE. Members are remiluded that they and their ladies must wear

their badges prominently displayed through out the Meeting.

No one without a badge will be admitted to the Members' "Enclosure.

Badges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax or $40.00 including tax for the Meeting (indies $5.00 and $20.00 respectively) are obtainable through the Secretary upon Introduction by u member, auch Member to be respon. sible for all chits, etc.

Badges admitting to Members' En- closure will NOT be on sale at the Rage Course.

The Secretary's Omec, 3rd Floor Gloucester Building, (Tel. 277041 WILL CLOSE, AT 10 am. ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, and at 12.30 p.m. ON THE FIFTH DAY.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY,

VOLUNTEERS EASILY

FINCHER CONSISTENT

GARTHWAITE AND ELVIN

BOWL FINELY

Splendid bowling by Lt. C. a. Garthwaite and C. & 1. Elvin caused the collapse of the Volunteers in both their innings, and enabled the United Services to win by 119 runs in the two-day fixture which was concluded on the Hongkong Cricket Club ground yesterday.

R. H. Grimtha made a valiant effort to save his side, and his score of 65 was the result of a polished lanings, early the best in the match.

When the Volunteers resumed their first innings yesterday, Lt. Garthwaito ran through the side, and finished up with the excollent figure) of six wickets for 24 runs.

who

The United Services declared their second innings closed after losing two wickets fur 80 runs. Capt. L. J. Watch and Lt.Cdr. Newsom. opened the batting, played ex-| hilarating cricket, hitting the bowling to all parts of the field.

Set with 252 runs to make, the Volunteers collapsed again, in apite of a brilliant innings by R. H. Grimths. C. B. B. J. Elvin bowled exceedingly well to take five wickats for only 18

PUTE.

Scores:

United Services 1st. Innings—204.

Volunteermint Innings

H. Owen Hughes, b Bonavia

E. C. Fincher, e Clayton, b

Elvin

R. H. Griffiths, b Garthwaite.. E. J. R. Mitchell, b Garthwaite 1. 3. Forbes, b Garthwaite

A. K. MacKenzie, 1.b.w. b Garth-

walio ...

G. A. Guterres,

Garthwaito

Clayton, b

A. P. Pereira, b Garthwaite J. E. Potter, b Elvin

W. K. Robinson, 1h.w., b Elvin. G. E. R. Divett, not out

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Total

6

31

A. W. CARR

CARR MAY GO BACK

JOINT CAPTAIN

OF NOTTS

HOCKEY PLAYER TO WED

MISS WOOLLEY'S CAREER

FEBRUARY 20, 1935.

BEATEN

The wedding of Misa-Mar- garet Woolley, the Interport hockey player and captain of the St. Andrew's Club Ladies team, and Mr. George A. White, a popular figure at the Kowloon Cricket Club, will take place at St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon at 3.30 pas. to-morrow.

Miss Woolley, who scored the only goal of the match to beat! the Shanghai Ladies in the recent Interport match for the White Challenge Shield, first played

hockey in

1927 appearing at in. aide-left for the Kowloon Ladies

Miss Woolley.

The F.A. Fine Millwall

NOVEL POINT IN FOOTBALL LAW

London, Jan. 24.

The Football Association Emergency Committee will report to the F.A. Council next Monday that they have con- aidered the report of the referee as to misconduct of spectators at the Millwall v. Luton match on Dec. 15, and

"having regard to previous caser of improper conduct at the ground," have decided that the Millwall club ve fined £650.

Hockey Club. She made I work remained

this team

This decision bears out a forecast ago in the Newe with Chronicle to the effect that the Foot until ball Association would in future im 1030 when the St. pose a new penalty on clubs whose Andrew's

rounds are reported for misconduct of apoctatora. The practice with fow exceptions has been that of closing the ground for a certain period.

Club

Ladles team was formed. She play-

ed in their firat

Other business at Monday's Council match in the Caer Clark Cup com meeting Includes the draw for the

London, Jan. 24. Will A. W. Carr-who was deposed from the captaincy of the Notts County cricket team on account of his attitude to "bodyline" bowling-ba re- elected, to share the leadership? petition at centre-forward in which discussed in a new effort to end

This is a suggestion now being position she has remained ever the crisis in the club's affairs which has followed the members' "no-confidence" vote in the com- mittee.

The proposal is that Carr should be nominated for membership of the new committee, and be ap- pointed joint captain.

TO PLEASE THE COUNTRIES

It is urged that, if this were

since.

PROMANOVAROKAKUNSTENAAL FAILININZIGARIZMINDER

Rest of the Caor Clark Cup League

Mina Woolley has played for the ARSENAL AND WALKER against the Champions every season since the Inception of the tournament in 1929,

A very capable leader, Miss Woolley has scored 11 goals for the Saints in the Caor Clark Cup to date his season.

Three of Miss Woolley's sisters, Miss E. Woolley, Miss P, Woolley

7 donc, difficulties with countles and Miss I. L Woolley, the Inter- which are opposed to the policy part left full back, are also leading

1 supported by Carr in the matter lights in loent ladies' hockey.

of fast bowling might be over-

come.

Carr, it will bo recalled, resign- ed from the Committee immediate- ly after the withdrawal of Voce

Leo Frost

92 from the Notts-Australian match Still At

Fall of wickets) for 12: 2 for 16; 8 for 25; 4 for 26; for 33; 0 for 30; 7 for 51; 8 for 60; 9 for 71; 10 for

92,

Garthwalto Bonavia Ballard Elvin

the game which brought about the crisis caused by the Australian protests and the Notts Committee's apology for Voce's bowling.

Carr's deposition as captain pre-

The

Top

as

The position regards Tommy Walker, the Hearts of Midlothian forward, and the Arsenal (wires a well-informed Edinburgh Correspondent) is that the Arsenal want Walker and that the Hearts direc- tors are agreeable to transfer the player if they get their terms,

fifth round of the Association Cup competition and a sub-committee wil

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he appointed to consider the applica-No question about it, it is

tions of Welsh clubs for next season's tourney.

QUESTION AND ANSWER

The referees' committee will report to the Council that they have given

ceded the "no-confidence" meet- MOST SUCCESSFUL decision upon a novel point raised

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Bowling Analysis

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11

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1 17

Newsom

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United Services.—2nd. Innings

5.4 2 10 2

b

A limited number of tips will b obtainable each day at the Clu House, provided they are ordered is advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tole phone No. 21920.

will children permitted in either enclosure during the first four days of the Meeting.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

On no pretext

The price of admission to the Publie Enclosure is $2.09 per day including tax for all persons including ladies " and "la"payable at the Gate.

Soldiers and Sailors in uniform are admitted to the Public Enclosure at $1.00 per day including tax.

Bookmakers Tic Tac men etc, wil not be permitted to operate within the precincts of The Hong Kon Jockey Club during the Race Meeting Tina will be obtainable in the Rostaurant in the Pubile Enclosure.

SERVANTS' PASSEB, Pasaca for Servants will be issuca on application to the Secretary, Orc Floor, Gloucester Building.

Any persons found loitering with Servants passes in their passession -will forfeit the amo and will b

moved from the enclosure.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary Hongkong, 11th February, 1935,

Hand

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Lt.Cdr. Newsom, e Mitchell,

Owen Hughes..... Capt. Walch,

Pereira

Mid. David, not out

Extras.

Mitchell,

Total (for 2 wkts. dec.) .. Fall of wickets-1 for 51; 2 for

Bowling Annlysis

w. K. Robinson H. Owen Hughes..

A DIFFICULTY SOLVED

JOCKEY

by the Durham F.A. The Association asked for a ruling on this question.

A way out of the difficulty re- garding the rule which prevents

Just prior to the comm.encement of the election of anybody to the

Mr. Leo Frost still heads the list game, when the teams are lining up committee unless nominated by of winning jockeys for the Annual for the kick-off, a player strikes an Dec. 1, has been found.

Race Meeting, while Mr. L, Dun- opponent. Should the player be sent off the field and another player allow. bar is the most successful ownered to take his place? to date.

SUCCESSFUL OWNERS

Another special meeting of 20 members is to be held, at which an amendment will be made to the rule, and the annual meeting, ut which the present committee's resignation becomes effective, will Mr. L. Dunbar

Dynasty approve the amended rule and Mr. Eu Tong-sen Relect a new committee. 80.)

Hem Yesterday's talks rosulted in Dr. L. Reidy agreement on the nomination of Mr. Kwok Hin-wang Mr. H. S. Adams (who secondel Kone Brothers W the "No confidence" motion), Mr. T F

Harry Woolley (who witnessed Choice

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Mr. Li Shlu-pang

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A. P. Pereiro... 2.5

Volunteers-2nd. Innings

E. C. Fincher, Ballard

E. J. R. Mitchell, e Clayton, b

Garthwaite *******

R. Griffiths, b Bonavia

II. Owen Hughes, e David,

Elvin

A. K. Mackenzie, b David

Voco's statement repudiating that an

he was unit when he was with

Mr. Leon Kwok-cheong

31 drawn from the Notta-Australian Messrs. Tester & Abra-

match) und Sir Harold Bowden.

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4

1. S. Forbes, e Newsam, b Elvin

G. A. Guterres e nnd b Ballard

A. P Pereira, b Elvin..

| J. E. Potter, St. Clayton, b Elvin

b., & Eivin

E Bevan, not out

Extras

Total

"PERSECUTION"

INCOME TAX CHARGE

AGAINST ANDREW MELLON

ham

E. S. K.

Mrs. Pearce

Mr. A. M. L Soares

Mr. J. F. Macgregor

Mr. Ho Kom tong Mr. H. 1. Ling Dr. S. N. Chau” Menara. Lee & ¡lo Pittsburgh, Feb, 19,

Mr. Lee The hearing of the

Fatshan Govern- Omen's cialm

Weken neninst Andrew Mellon for £6,000,000 arrears

Manx in

S. L. K. Income tax payments opened here Longfellow 133 to-day,

Harbrad

11 weden' for 8; 2 for! Mr. Mellon was described by Mrs. Mackie 65; 3 for 81; 4 for 80; 6 for 111; 6 for his attorney as a kindly philan- Wonder

111: 7 for 119: 8 for 123; 9 for throplet and the victim of political Mr. Chen Wine-ving 133; 10 for 133.

Bowling Analysis

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Bonavia

36

Garthwaite Ballard Elvin

28

12.4 3

30

2

18

David

8284

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persecution. His defence la that ever. Lewis & Tinson

1st 2nd 3rd

3

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The Referees Committee answered this question by referring the Dur- | ham F.A, to Law 2 of the lawn of the game, which provides that the game. shall be commenced by a place-kick from the centre of the field. Until the game has commenced the referee has not the power to send a player off the held.

The Hoferees' Committee have de- cided to take no further action regard- ing their proposals tha in the F.A. Cu Competition referees and lines- men should be watched by a member of the Committee and report to the

F.A.

B. L. Tho

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W. H. S. Davis

Y. T. Fung

Y. B. Sun

T. P. K. Ho

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A. J. P. Henr

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R. H. Charles

Tang Man-wa

G. W. Sewell

W. H. Choy

A. Wall

H. P. Chanson

A: A. R. Botelho

S. N. Pan

the Government has not taken his Atock exchange losses Into

Mr. Trong Chi-po

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WINNING JOCKEYS

1st 2nd 3rd

10

2

Carvalho

7

4

C. Taylor

4

2

W. count in estimating his Income.

Mr. Mellon listened intently to allegations that he skilfully and V. V. Neela

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tax pay- Marshall

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