This match was played on Saturday last. The weather was glorious both for players and spectators, of whom there were goodly number; play began at about 2 o'clock, The Navy won the toss and elected to take the field. the Club handled the timber and played havoc with the ball, making 12 runs on the firat i which commanding Lead rather the ardour of the Navy, while i However, pitcher, Mr. who aston Club by putting them out for a egg. 'The retaliated with Mr. Finler, and the Navy retired, with score of an ovarian form, 'The play, after the gaining two runs on_ the Club' from ud to the eighth innings; on the 9th tthe Club added eight to Uh score, while the Navy left the bat with an oval, the result being 15 rune in favor of the Glub. st TIENTSIN AUTUMN RACE MEETING, In consequence of the heavy rains which fell late in the season, our Race Course ar th ess House was inundated, and for a time it was doubtful whether we were to have an Autumn Meeting at all, specially as the cold weather was fast terested having received encouragement from Peking, and the old Race Course on the The chief feature of the game was the strong play of Mr. Hal who appears ell round that have put in an appear-B. Ground. His excellent presence. The course being heavy, and turns sharp, good time was not to hi expected, but the racing was good, es: pecially on the second day. play in putting Mr. Coffey out on home First Day. base la not often equalled on this ground.
Thursday, 16th November.
Paymantor Bu ide, an pitcher, puzzled the Club wit drop balls at first, but on 1.—Tue Mawes Prare.—Value Tis, 75. the last it By on oversight of bateman in not run-they got then well aay.
One Mile. For Ponies that have never run before in China, ning on " fair foul ball, the Navy were—For this race four ponies came to the post, enabled to make very pretty triple play Pompadour being the favorite.
A good men out, on one bull.) The dect- start was effected, Glimt and Ventre Saint sion ut the umpire on this ball, although! questioned by many, was correct. For the Club, Mr, Forbes made two splendid running ly catches on the left field. Mr. Row-Jand was excellent on the first base. Mr. Fisler as pitcher has no equal in the Club; Mr. Earle as catcher was also good.
Paymaster Burnside as Captain for the Navy, and Mr. Fisler for the Club, great praise for their efforts in coaching their respective teams.
may be considered the beat match that has been played on the B. B.
3 the players g: any rounds of applause from the visitors as the bats-censed their rune, while the fielders' skill was similarly rewarded when a good point was, made by them.
Gris leading and Sable last, At the 4-mile post Glimt increased his lead, and won by four lengths. Sable answered his rider's calls gamely, but could only secure second place.
Mr. Frazer's Glime
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