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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY,

OCTOBER 29, 1935.

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'CAMBRIDGESHIRE CALL-OVER

LATEST PRICES FOR TO-MORROW

A BIG FIELD

Londan, Oct. 28.

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The intest cùll over for the Can- Iidgeshire wig as follows: Pegumus, 17 to 2 t and u Finalist, 0 to 13 and d Law Court; 100 to 9 t and o British Quota, 18 to 1 o, 20 to 1 Boethius, 19 to 1 m, 20 to 1 t O'Grady, 20 to 10, 22 to 1 i Negundo, 2 to 1 6 and o

Monico, 22 to 1 o. 25 to 1 t Wychwood Abbot, 22 to 1 6, 85 to

Almond Hill, 9 to 1 4 Trigoverde, 33 in 1 o Valerius, 83 to 1 o

Guiner

Plymout 33 to 1 t and o

Sound, 35 to 1 o

Caymanas, 5 to 1 and o

The Blue Boy, 35 to 16, 40 to t Highlander, ab to 1 a, 10 to 1 1 Pepino, 40 to 1 t and o

William of Valance, 40 to it and o

Inflation, 40 to 1 t and o

Faites von deux, 40 to 1 o

Commander 11, 40 to 1 6, 45 to

Lordling, 20 to 1, 0, 45 to 1 1 Irun Grey, Go to 1 t and o

Gunbont, to 1; and o

Papyrette, 60 10 1 o, 66 tu Haan, 50 to o

Flake, 50 to 11 and o

Solarik, Cu in lo

Rodeo, 65 to 1 o, 80 to 1 t

Heavy Weight, Né to 1 Land o

Other horses were offered at 100 to 1-Reuter.

FRIENDLY HOCKEY

LINCOLNS BEATEN BY

EAST LANCS.

In a friendly hażkey muteh ni dhe Shamshulpo Camp yesterday, the East Lancashire Regiment defeated the_Lincolnshira Regiment by four goals to nil.

The losers were earupletely over run in the first half, in which the East Lancs. netted all their ronls. A smart forward line, which

WRS well fed by an excellent half line,

Here's the sudden end of the Louis-Baer fight. It shows the final seconds of the fourth round. Max Baer is shown on his knees, 'after a blow by Louis, and he did not rise until after he was' counted out. Referes Art Donovan is shown hustiing Joe Loule to a neutral

corner before taking up the count started by the knockout timekeeper at the ringeldo.

COLONY CRICKETERS | 16,4-0-38-3) was expensive and R. Lec not up to his old form, though he got two end wickets for nineteen.

TO BE SELECLED THIS WEEK?

(Continued from Page 8.) · bowled 0-2-14-0 seemed to be pretty useful.

MORE BAD BATTING

With the exception of three or four! men, it must be confersed that the other side did not hape very wel

A POSSIBLE SIDE

In view of the fact that I think the Interport side will be chosen before next Saturday's game, I have tried to select my own fancy. I can manage ten of thent but I am defeat- rl by the last. My ten are, in bat tint

order, A. W Hayward, E. C. Fincher, T. A. Pearce, A. II. Mudar, Garthwaite, (gap), Captain Bunkies. F. D. Pereira and D. W. Persse, G. R. M. Ricketts, G. S. A. R. Mine.

Now for the last place. I find it quite impossible delinitely to make up & Pearce and E. F. Fincher. But

LOCAL YACHTING REVOLVER

WIN FOR JOSS IN LADIES' EVENT

YESTERDAY'S RACES

The results of the three events for ladies arranged sailed yesterday are given below.

The course was: Channel Rocks (S), Kowloon Rocks (S) and Club line, a distance

proved too good for the Lincolns deed when the former, who had been my mind between Major V. J. Donavia, (5), Mark on line

fence, and try as they could they up with the quick

could no could not keep

gnost

bud

for the fact that the first named has

it come off at all this season I should

him in ns (left-hand)

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care

opening Hayward

of 7.4 miles.

"A" Class Started 14.45 Yacht No. Finished Position Pts.

Sailed By A2 16.14.34 3 .10 (Miss Warren).

In that batsman. would move

I think, to the Lo Bo lowed kap. T. place I have Penres Belded sa and is such an experienced int that

so well of Saturday La Linda Ab 16.14.50 4 0

should not heal be considered, though I Joss A

use him as an opening

T. F. Pearce and E. C. Fincher start

the ed confidently and had twenty ex playing in his old form, was tou inte movements of their opponents.

for 2 yarker from Pereira. The LL. J. P. Williams netted the first latter then shifted to the Bowling goal for the East Lanes, and Bands Green end and Ricketts was at the

and other,

Dawson taken in man Boiling (2) and Sergeant Owen

the The scored before half time.

silps

uff a second

a very poor stroke.

boseled five haif

Gosano, by the way, was more evenly contested. RECREIO BEAT NAVY

overs before Fereira changed ends, The Club de Recreio defeated the but it was clear that he did not find the wicket any good to him. Nor for Navy "A" team in a hockey rantch at King's Park yesterday. The Por- the matter of that Ricketts and he tuguese scored twn goals through met with no further success, though especially if we went in Pat A19

first. E. P. Fincher has brilliant Beltran in the first half, and though he had nine overs.

shots but he is so liable to get himself "I", "Y" & "G" Classes Started 14.55 the sailors reduced the arrears after

out in a silly way. His fielding is Stella Y1 the interval they were defeated by

excellent. If not selected I would the odd gon! in three.

pick him on twelfth man. The other Robena Y4 rame which occurs to me is A. C. I. Bowker. Well, possibly by the timeWidgeon Y these lines are in print we shall know all about it.

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY-CLUB,

The Eleventh Extra Race Mee ing will be held (weather per- mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 2nd November, 1935, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

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

By Order,

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A STARTLING OVER

THE SHANGHAI SIDE

Russ came very slowly and when the total

thirty-five was

Teddy Fincher appeared to lose patience and lashed out at Pereira to give a smart 'catch ul cover to Cligg-Hill who made no mistake about it. Next balli Meinnis was bowled. Captain Persse survived his first hall but mistimed the next one and put it up to forward not going-to-come-down, as it will I was sorry to see that Marshall in short leg where Gesano Jumped up weaken the Shanghal batting, but on And effected a

smart left handed

the other hand it will considerably enteh. Garthwaite, however, put na end to the rat and stayed with Mader strengthen their bowling uniess Elliot bad been playing very nice one off very much. I admit it is quite some time siner I saw himn me as Pearce went on for Pereirn, bowling but he definitely impressed round the wicket of breaks, with four rest of the side are very old friends

useful then. A good many of short legs. The pitch was, however, which reminds me that I hope the too slow for this sort of attack and

Entertainment Madar hooked!

committee him unmercifully member

will re Personally I I thought it quite on the Jenkins.

to supply a turban

NOTE

who

cricket.

cards that one of the slips would be badly hurt. It looks to me from this and from other games that he is a bowler who should be used very care fully on a slow wicket.

were now

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary, Hongkong, 28th October, 1935.

CRAIGENGOWER CRICKET CLUB

HARD HITTING ANNUAL MEETING

Both hatsmen

playing free cricket. Garthwaite should have MEMBERS are reminded that been caught at extra cover but it

Ꮧ the ANNUAL MEETING will be pinde little odds as he was too soon held at the Club House on TUES-fer one of Pearce's and was taken

at mid-on by

Hayward. 71-6-18. MacKay stayed for a hit though he did not score much-Mular was doing most of that. Both were out with a hundred on the board, as Lee got one past Mackay and Madar hai a careless go at Pearce and was held--

DAY, the 29th October, 1935. commencing at. 5.30 p.m.

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Hon. Secretary.

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SHOOTING FIXTURE.

NAVAL TEAM WINS COMFORTABLY

POLICE RESERVES

DEFEATED

An unofficial Revolver shooting match between H.M.S. Orpheus and the Police Reserve' Energency Unit Rond took place n the Kennedy Range on Sunday afternoon. Five Bix practices were fired, including rounds deliberate, six rounds at a running target, six rounds rapid (10 seconds), six rounds nt n moving target and six rounds at proaching target.

In

ap-

The team representatives wore.

Police Reserve

Orpheus

12

17

$ 10

L. S. Taylor 1. O. Dawson P. O. Smith

(Mrs. Ellerby 27.15 3 (Miss II, Gerrard).

16.29.65 (Mrs. K. A. Bilderbeck). Zephyr Y8 16.29.27 5 11 (Mrs. M. E. Hindson). | Toynette G2

16.31.01 2 14 Sirius G7.

(Mra, K. Harrison).

Loin C9 16.35.45 7

_ 16.31.62_1.16 (Mrs. E. Cooper). (Mrs. R. Wren). "I" Cinas Started 15.05 Diana 1

..... 16.22.52 3 (3 I. F. Ritchie). Colleen H2......

10.40.08 4 Rolls 19

(Mrs. P. F. Fuicy).

16.22.47 2 (Miss B. Kirka). * Dorothea 119.... 10.28.45

(Mrs. S. D. Reid).

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3

6

1

7

C. E. R. A. Todd 71 P. C. van der

Lely 117 107 P. C. Tipplo 113

65. Sgt. Raptis 112 60 Sgt. Bendall 112 E. R. A. Starrett 49 P.C. Tansley 130

152

693

The large disparity in the scores is due to the fact that the Navy team are normally used to the "46" and the light weight of the

Was

found to be rather dine. The

Mr.

trants afterwards adjourned to Simmon's house for refreshments, and all are looking forward to the return match which will be with rifles, when the Orpheus anticipate turning the tables,

Thanks are due to Mr. D: King, the Reserve L. G. P. and Insp. Ritchie of the Regular Police for the use and

I shall hope to divide my usual ROWING REGATTA arrangements of the Range.

week end article into two this werk publishing the first inlf on Thursday. and the second on Friday. Otherwise about now articles are apt to become a bit unwieldy.

OLYMPIA ENDS

Annual Area Finals

Tont

will contest the

The second crews will start at 10 a.m.

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nt

Chaplains' Cup (1,000 yards).-Oth. Be Held To-day A. A. Battery, R.A. (A); "C" Coy.. East Lancashire Regiment; 9th. A. A. Heata in connection with the annual Battery, R.A. (B) "C" Coy., 2nd, Area Rowing Regatta were rowed off Royal Welsh Fusiliers: "C" Coy., 1st. MOTOR SHOW CAUSES

yesterday, when 10 out of the 35 Lincolnshire Regiment and Royal En- PLACING OF HUGE ORDERS

crews which entered were left to gincers. The novices will start cumpets in the finals, which will be 10 30 a.m. held to-day starting at 10 am. The London. Oct. 28.

following crowa The Motor Show at

Olympia finals:

Brown Cup (2,000 yards)~~~~"B" at the second attempts Pereira at ended on

Coy, 1st. Lincolnshire Regiment; ILQ. Saturday, and it s innings closed for 121 estimated that about £10,000,000

Wing. 1st, Lincolnshire Regiment: after some cheerful cricket by the worth of orders were taken dur-Coy., 1st Lincolnshire Regiment: Lincolnshire Regiment and 9th. A. A. Ah King Cup (2,000 yards)."" Royal Engineers; "D" Coy,, 2nd. East Coy, 2nd, East Lancashire Regiment; Lancashire Regiment; "C" Coy., 1st. Ing the nine days it was 12-4-18-4, and frankly the rest of the The show was visited by 232,670 2nd. East Lancashire Regiment; "" at 11.16 a.m.

open. th. A. A. Battery R.A.; "D" Coy. Battery, R.A. First crews will start bowling was -not very imposing people. Last year's attendance Cay., Int. Lincolnshire Regiment: "" though, no doubt, the slowness of the

figures were 231,812-British Coy., 1st. Lincolnshire Regiment and All events will finish close to Stone- wicket was the cause of this. Pearce, Wireless.

H.Q. Wing, fat. Lincolnshire Regi- cutters Enat Pler.

cover.

last three men.

The best analysis was

Pereira's

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

'WHEN I DISCOVERED "THAT DIAMOND FIELD IN AFRICA, I WAS THE ONLY WHITE MAN WHO EVER PUT FOOT IN

WERS

You ALONE

THAT SECTION!

Poor Nutty!.

By Blosser

NO!I HAD THREE NATIVE PACKERS WITH ME TWO OF

'EM DIED ON THE WAY BACK, AND THE THIRD WENT INSANE!

THAT LEAVES ME THE ONLY MAN LIVING WHO KNOWS THE LOCATION OF THE DIAMOND

STORE! BUT IF THAT MAP FALLS

INTO OTHER HANDS...WELL!

IF ITS ALL RIGHT WITH YOU, I'D LIKE TO PUT NUTTY COOK IN THE SWEAT BOX AND ASK HIM A FEW QUESTIONS!

You HAVE MY PERMISSION, 'BUT I KNOW THE BOY IS

INNOCENT!

DO YOU KNOW WHERE

TO FIND HIM?

SURE...IN THE SWEAT BOX..... THEY'VE SEEN I GRILLING HIM

FOR TEN MINUTES!!