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Could Not Wash Himself Nor Brush His Hair
So bad was his rheumatism that his friends declared he would never work again. Although he is 70 years were wrong. old, he proved they
Read what he says:—
"I am seventy years of age. Last. Christmas I was, completely doubled up with Rheumatism. I could not brush my hair, wash myself nor lift a teaspoon. People said I should never work any more. I am work- ing harder than a young one to-day. I can shift two hundredweight about. Thanks, many thanks, to your Krus- ica then Sulls. I take them in my te
I have recommended them to and many. I could not get in or out at bed myself, nor sit up. But see me work now--12 hours a day some- times. Kruschen Salis have RG. J.
Rheumatism
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
SATURDAY,
By "Veritas
The Air Is Full Of Interport Talk
SHANGHAI WAIT FOR HOCKEY INVITATION: CANTON & SAIGON TENNIS CHALLENGES
CHANGHAI is already pre-
paring for a women's hockey Interport against Hongkong this Plans for paying a dons seasons,
visit here were discussed last conditions hre the week at a meeting of the Shang- result of un excess of urle acid in the hat Women's Hockey Associa- body. Two of the Ingredients uftion, when it was announced that Kruschen Sults have the power of "every effort will be made to re- dissolving urie neid crystals. Other ingredients have a stimulating effect capture the "White" trophy on the kidneys, and assist Nature to which has been in the possession expel these dissolved crystals through of the Colony for the past two the natural channels.
years." The next move, it Hongkong. is up to Shanghai is waiting to hear from our people. They anticipate the match coming off in February next, and if this materialises Hongkong will be having, a sports Interport carnival during Chinese New Year as the foot- ballers are also due from Shang- thai at that time.
The Boy Scouts Association Hongkong Branch
ILLUMINATED CAMP FIRE
DISPLAY
H.K. Cricket Ground
(by kind permission)
Saturday, Nov. 7th
starting at 6.30 p.m.
Chief Scout for Hongkong.
Band of the 1st Bat. Royal Ulster Rifles by kind permission of Lt. Col. R. M. Rodwell and Officers.
seems,
Interport Whisperings
TAM YOC-FONG
an extended trip of the interior and he brings with him an official in- vitation from the Salgon tennis nu- THE air is full of interport whisper thorities for the Hongkong L.T.A. 10 Ings just now. The tennis con- send down players for an Interpart test between Canton and
will be played during Noone nsseris
that
men
encounter much stiffer oppos negotiations, now in hand, are satision than in 1933 when Ho factorily completed. Mr.
George took a team to Hanoi and Haiphong Bodiker, who has been granted per for a series of official matches. They mission to
and
for play Canton, (although have players there, who have beaten at the present temporarily resident men like Gordon Lim and Lim Boon- Under the distinguished Patron-in Hongkong) is now in the Chinese song. I gather that Saigon are pre- age of His Excellency Sir Andrew city discussing plans with Mr. Wong pareti to meet all expenses on the Caldecott. Kt., C.M.C., C.B...ng, President of the Canton understanding, of course, that there
Athletic Association. It is
is reciprocal treatment. The matter expected practically everything will has been passed on to the L.TA, be completed during the
week-end. Canton are taking this event seriously, and both Bodike Team's Mercurial Rise Leung Tht-wing are putting in hard practico in preparation. On Canton hard courts these two will be 1934 fully realised his early promise theAM Yoc-fong came to Hongkong four or five years ago, and in formidable proposition for the Colony pinyers. In fact I know of when he won through to the Colony cat singles final. in the course of his no player here who stands a great chance of beating Bodiker in singles progress to this stage he eliminated on a clay surface, Bodlker, believer C. Fincher and thereby caused one
ever of the
the biggest upsets of the tourna- that Tsui Wai-put it on top form, calment. Subsequently he ousted Lai round had sensat in the semi-final he defeat him, and perhaps he is right;
Kwong isun, who in the previous none of our other exponenta
Rumjahn. WJRETARITATISANOTACCO Ho Ka-lau. The
played two exhausting mutches with
could not be Anished owing to durkness, Tam squaring the match
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"The Lai Wah Cup Kamer to- morrow kick off at 4 o'clock.
Players are advised to remem-
ber that 45 `minutesTMTMTMTMwill be played each way as against the 33 minutes in league matches.
These extra 20 minutes may be the cause of some upsets.
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withstand the remarkable speed of Bodiker's shots on a hard court. Obversely he is not in the same class on crass surface and is able to lose to a dozen different Colony players,
Leung Much improved
reply Tam again lost the first two sets, but won the third and Ho Ka-Inu conceded the match. The same year Tam was chosen to accompany the Hongkong Interport team to Hanoi, and "although he did not figure in the actual Interpori contest, he helped the Colony to win a round robin series against Hanoi and Haiphong. In 1835 he left the Colony to return to Indo-china, and now he is back again, combining business and tennis ambassadorial duties.
LOCAL ATHLETICS
Entries will close to-morrow for the South China Athletic Associa tion annual sports meeting › which will be held at Caroline Hill on November 1, 8 and 11.
EUNG Tat-wing is sald to have made great Improvement, and
There will be three events open he will be a very efficient representa- tive for Canton. His volleying is still to the Colony:-(1) Men's 100 Metres brilliant, but lately he has been con- dash; (2) Men's 400. Metres Relay centrating on stiffening up his ground Race (open to any team of four); strokes which are apt to let him down and (3) Ladies 400 Metres Relay under pressure. I saw him give a Race (open to any team of four). stylish display against Bod!ker ut n local club Inst week, and although of $1,600 or more in stakes since 1st best by the disadvantages of a grass January, 1030, barred. Six Furlongs. court, played well enough to satisfy Ponies, "E" Class, and Subscription 7-Sussex Handicap,-For China one that on his own territory he will Griffins of this Club of his Season be extremely difficult to overcome.
that have not won more than $1,000 In stakes. Seven Furlongs.
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8 Suffolk Handicap. For China Ponies, "D" Class. Winners of $750 THIS week 7 received a letter from or more in stakes since 1st January,
Tom Yoc-fong, former Indo-1036, barred. Five Furlongs. China schoolboy champion, one-time Daily Double Event:-Fifth and singles finalist in the Colony cham-Seventh Races.
planships, and a Hongkong tennis Entries close at noon on Thursday, interporter. He Is back again from October 20.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
RACE TIPS FOR THIS
AFTERNOON
KING'S LEAD AND RIBBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
(By "Captain Fosier")
There are eight races down for to- day's Meeting and my selections are as follows:
OCTOBER HANDICAP
King's Warden Cossack's Beauty Soldier of Britain
QUEENSLAND HANDICAP
Electron
Holiday Eve
Bas Tor
CONNAUGHT HANDICAP
Tyne
Amberley
Laughing Girl
PADDOCK HANDICAP
Estover
Laughing Buddha
King's Parade
WYNDHAM HANDICAP
King's Lead
Bear Claw Cyclamen Hay
BALLARAT HANDICAP
Blandford
Centre Court Double Finesse
CONNAUGHT HANDICAP.
Ribble Bistre
Soldier of Peace KWANGTUNG HANDICAP
17th of September Wadebridge Sylvandale
DAILY DOUBLE EVENT
King's Lead/Ribble
RACE PROGRAMME
Events For The Tenth
Extra Meeting
1. Surrey Handleap-For China Ponies, "A" Class. Winners of $5,000 or more in stakes since 1st January, 1038, barred. One Mile.
2-Nullah Nuliah Handleap,--For Australian Ponies, "A" Class, Win- nors of $2,500 or more in stakes since 1st January, 1936, burred. Six Fur- longs.
3-Hongkong Griffins Cup For China Ponies, Griffins of this Season that have started in at least thrce Extra Race Meetings of this Club, two of such Meetings previous to Ixt July, 1930, and one subsequent to that date. Weight for inches
ng per scale. One and a Quarter
Per Mities. 4-Norfolk Handicap For China Ponies, "D" Class. Winners of less than $750 in stakes since 1st January, 1936, barred. Five Furlongs,
5.Kent Handicap--For China Ponics, "C" Class. Winners of $1,000 or more. In stakes since 1st January, 1930, barred. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not von ten races anywhere at any time. No Whips or Spura allowed. Six Furlongs
Cantala Handicap.For Aus- tralian Pontes, "D" Class, Winners
A Puzzle
OCTOBER 24, 1936.
Team Changes For To-day's League Programme
A. V. GOSANO AT CENTRE-HALF AGAINST THE POLICE
Although most of our attention, told yesterday that the left winger In concentrated on the Lai Wah|wifi be playing in a week's_time. Cup matches, there is a lengue Kilden comes In for. Hartigan, programme this afternoon, and otherwise the team 14 As usual. a not unimportant no at that. Neither are St. Joseph's expecting Five out of the original six mat- any radical changes. The soldiers ches remain to be settled in the first should just about win.. division, and all savour of more than pussing Interest.
NAVY'S HOT TEST
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FLEMING (CLUB)
Important nik in Civilians Lai Wah Cup attack,
Rifles second eleven has also been For example the Police, who last chopped about as a result of injuries, for Barnwell in week secured their irst point of the Tindall comes in season have to visit Club do Recreio, goal, Godney is at Insile right in- and very tight match in kely. stead of Cockrane and McDowell
Recreio are celebrating the occa- substitutes for Farrell. sion by transferring A. V. Gozano to centre-half, a po
a position i have al- wayn advocated for him.
This allows Beltrao to move into entertain the Fusiliers, and this is the second division team. The team Royal Navy have a hot test. They ight back, has been promoted from the attack, where he can be very ikely to be anybody's game. Navy will line up as follows. Tong Yat- helpful if he remembers that he is ure calling on the following players, ming: Tang Man-ming of Young
ving half not playing
Longley: Crocker Wolverson; Ng Ying-kn, George Recreio relying on C. Marques Lister, Charman and Bowers; Cun- and 'Tsang Chung-wan; Cheng Sul- and J. L. Alves to keep out the ningham, Wolfa, Cannell, Ratcliffe hon, Sung Ling-sing, Chen Yu-tin, Police
nilack, arguing that with and Baxter.
and M. Sabhon. Reserves are Chan Gosano up in the Intermediate line the Portuguese have more chance of but I rather doubt in view of the
This may be their strongest team, Yuus-fat and Lee Bing-tong. scoring goola.
fact that the second eleven includes. Eastern hope to make their pre- Anyhow it's worth a trial, although Hills, Wride, McLeod, Wallace, and sence felt against the soldiers with with Police on their mettle and Johnson, all Lal Wah Cup nominees. this outfit. Certainly the teams not-so-bad term now discovered, Retreto will have to go all out to succeed.
RIFLES' TASK
I have heard of no Fusillers changes, and because of this tip them to win.
SABHAN RETURNS
would appear to be well matched and the game is likely to draw a hus
huge crowd to Chatham Road.
Incidentally Recreio's game with the European Police in the third division is oir, while other postponed their match against East Lancashires, Chinese (First Division) and Fusi- Sabhan returns to Eastern side for league matches are Club v. Kowloon
was while Tang Kam-wing, appearing at liers v. Rifles (Second Division).
Royal Ulster Rifles have to tackle St. Joseph's. The Rifles will be without Hartigan, who is injured, although not seriously so. I
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