Shanghai and Minghong Yacht Wah Lee 162662 Clubs Regattas Viking id not finish England's team for the third cricket Test Match against the West 'The Laodahs' 3 indies, which commences at the Row
glorious weather for, The Shanghai Yacht Club had The Inodahs were sent out for a ing day, on August 5, of race in the Byrae class and, after Gra en Agu 4 wi not Sacade Suicllfe, who has een asked Washington 38 8 New York 3 8 0 Tegatta'at Minghong ani, though their usual comedy of errors before the wind was on the light ide, the start, Phooka got away to an excuted onthe ground. of nat quite fit. The team, made Aug. 1. the programme was carried out in excellent" start, the others being! its entirety, some very close racing Somewhat mixed, On sorting them Public to-day ls:—being seen selves out, they found Ghost slight-D. R. Jardine (Surrey), captain mar showed herself to be ly ahead of Spook, with Pixie next.
C.F. Walters (Worcester) New York She has been under good in light weather as
tions, and she won the miscellane-Phooks ies HEE! & Wyatt (Warwickshire)
ous class race from Rover, the Ghose 1133 GS. Marriott: (Kent)
latter Just beating Viking and Wah Spook Hammond (Gloucester) St, Louis 2
Banshee 1308 Piston i Lee. In the Byrne class, 'Ghost 28 2 sailed through to win from' Phooka, Ci with Sheila' third.
The team race IGhost (Pearson) Bakewell (Northants) between the Committee and the Spook (Simmons) Pie (Tustord) 222222"!
Townsend (Derby), twelfth man, Aug. 2 Club "brought about an easy win Of the team who took part Phooka (3iiddeton "Sai for the former by 25 rcints to 12, the seamed Test, the names of Re~ New York Pixie and Ghost winni the respec"
"Macau ateliffe are tive. legs of the match. Atria The team match between sides missing, their places bei taken by New York" ant game) gular course was set for the varileaptained "by the Commodore and Marriott, Nichols, and Bakewell.
races una this was maintained the Rear-Commodore brought about, "Marriott is a master at Dulwich throughout the afternoon, despite a change in the rection of the some very dows racing and the two College. He is a right-arm medium. pact bowler, stands over 6 ft, and Boston" i Brooklys 2 wind which came about shortly tances, but Hong admitted hav after the first contest had been con-faba ority wel-caleuated" dee fouled a mark and hence was dis-|! very. Scholastic duties, prevent eluded.
There was the last of the ied, so that the loss of his one from playing" mich "county ud flood making and the wind blew gave the victory to the other from the south down the ese fast bowler, and is one of the few a tall and well-built roving most helpful, ax it fellowing wind to' make Essex professionals who have en-up against the tide, ro heh? was joyed the honour of playing for breeze, pixie (Fretwell) England against Australian howls Fight and bats left, and has He
Ingomar Wins Easily Hobgoblin. (Blaikie) 3 achieve the distinction Banshee (Frenehard Davis) In the miscellaneous class, five 100 wickets and scoring over 1, On the second leg, the boats were runs in one season, 1 boats "went to. the starting me.
They, got away fairly hanged over. Ghost got the best 'The third newcomer, Bakewell, is together, Rover and Tngginfortably fog the start, but th fan aggressive bat and a clever field. 1 bp rapidly and, on rounding the He was. strong recommended to Ing' for one start on tae starboard upper mark, went up-river into Northants by "Jerry" Wel lack, while Mignon, Viking, a 7 i the ood lead. gid Kent and Cambridge player—1 'Wah Lee set eff on' the cther wide of the river. lover took the lead, Spook (Fretwell) as Mignon had to give way, but, once they started beating, the
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