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L. Dunbar's
159 lb.
Lobster
Bay
Parimatuet;
Winner $7.40;
(Mr. Soares) 2 Places, 1st $6, 2nd $7.70. 3rd 39.50.
W. T. Stanton's, Christmas
Frolic 181 b. (Mr. Stanten) 3 Dance
Also ran: Armony' (Mr. Hoard). Thracian Chivalrous (Mr. Reidy), Done Billiards Again (Mr. Newbigging), Gay Happy Day Gaballero (Mr. Charles), Marquis What's Yours- Hall (Mr. Frost), Monk (Mr.Silver Dragon Backhouse), The Partridge (Mr. Tighto Yue Shun-wa), The Pheasant (Mr. King Throatle da Roza).
Time: 2 min. 03.4/5 secs. Won by length and a haif; three lengths.
ANOTHER RECORD GOES.
Punters were all at sea yesterday at the concluding day of the Fourth Extra Race Meeting. San Fran- | eisen, ridden by Mr. J. M. Stewart, caused a bly surprise in the afth race by beating the much fancied Young Pretender, to pay $50.80, whilst Mr. Harriman spilt the beans | $12.70. three times, first on Orlando, who
Pari-mutuel: Winner $13.90; Places,
of 1st 310, 2nd $7,20, 3rd
"copped" from Lobster Bay to pay Lobster Bay $43.90, next on Tango ($40.40), and | Chivalrous ... finally, on Sonny Boy in the last Marquis Hall
raco.
The Inst-named pony beat a | Orlando hot favourite in As You Like It to Christmas Frolic pay $33.60.
The Pheasant
A minor mystery was the divid| Armony end paid by Christmas Chimes in Done Again the ninth race. Picalilli was made | Gay Caballero a big favourite here, Four Clubs Monk and Winsome Stag being next in demand. Christmas Chimes took
the race comfortably by three lengths, and paid $32.30, thua show- ing the public judgment to be sadly at fault. Four Clubs never showed jup at all, whilst Picalill was run out coming up the straight, Win- some Stag beating it out of second place.
The Partridge
Winner Placos 578 1,156
464 ·· 702
289. 483
187
508
138
333
75
244
44
218
28
107
15
77
11
12
28
CRICKET.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1930.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
Two Junior League Aspirants.
Winner Place Sporting Friendly Match
at the H.K.C.C.
Or
1,365 1,606
303 823
246 602
145 367
109
266
29
116
23
69
22
119
more races,
KOWLOON GO UNDER.
The Hong Kong Cricket Club WHA at home to the Kowloon Cricket Club yestorilay in A friendly game.
A
disastrous
A
Hong Kong went in to bat first 8. Hehe Plate: One and a Quarter
Miles For China Ponies, Subscrip and piled up a useful score of 287 tion Grins of this Club of any runs. of which Owen-Hughes senkon. Winners πέ any time contributed 68 and Lt. Dewar
One race, weight for inches Duric 56. as per scale; of two races, 5 lb, pen- alty of three
Kowloon made 71b, penalty of more than 5 races start, losing half their wickets for barred. Non-winners since January only 50 runs. Lee and Hung, 1. 1930, allowed 5 lb. Jockey Allow however, saved their side from.
Allowances accumulative. Entrance Fee $5.
This partner 1st Prize: $500. smashing defeat. 2nd Prize: $300.
Brd Prize: $200 ship was productive of some Messrs. Sturt & Lobel's Tango brilliant batting and the score 100 ...(Mr. Harriman) 1 was eventually brought up to 120 Ho Kon-tong's Bridge Hall runs, when Hung was bowled by 165 lb....... (Mr. Heard) 2 Summers. The final score of the Mac's Zephyr 145 b.
Kowloon side was 187 runs,
Full scores:---
Hong Kong C
Ance.
(Mr. S. Y. Liang) 3 Also ran: Duke of Milan (Mr.
da Roza), Picey (Mr. Bulteel),Lt. Dewar Durio. b Smith.... The Ape (Mr. L. G. Frost), Thun-g. H. Batger, e E. C. Fincher, derbolt (Mr. Charles).
Time: 2 min. 43.4/5 secs. Won by half.length; half length. Pari-mutuel: Winner $40.40; Places, 1st $8.90, 2nd $8.70, 3rd $22.20.
Winner Places
b Goodwin ... ER-Duekitt-e-Zimmern, b Lyal O. B. Younger, b Ress
J. E. Richardson, bav., b Lyal.. 11. Owen-Hughes, e E. C. Fincher,
bynl.....
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Goodwin C. E. G. Gahagan, b Ross
4-Easter Plate: One and a Half Miles For China Penjes. Winner this year, of one race, weight for inches as per scale: of two or more races, 5 b. penalty. Ponies which have not won a race this year, 7 lb. allowance. Jockey Allowance Allowances accurautative. En- trance Fee $5. 1st Prize: 3000. 2nd Prize: $300, 3rd Prize: $200. Ho Kom-tong's President Hall Zorhan Breaks A Record
The Ape 163 b.........(Mr. Heard) 1 Bridge Hall Zorhan was confidently tipped for Yam
Carnival. Eve Plecy the first race, and won very easily.161 b....... (Mr. da Roza) 2 Tango Royal Flush, Saturday's victor over Dynasty's Nationalist II. 151 ib. Zephyr President Hall, being lengths be
(Mr. Bulteel) SThunderbolt hind, and running in a tired man-
Also ran: Chesapeake Bay (Mr. Duke of Milan Incidentally the winner put Harriman), Fair Sport. (Mr. up a new seven furlongs record of Reidy). November (Mr. Stanton). 9-Mirs Bay Handicap "A" Class: N. Ross
One Mile For China Pontes. En-F. S. W. Smith trance Fee $5, 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $900. 3rd. Prize $200.
1.1. C. Lyal
ner.
1 min. 44 3/5 seconds, which lower- ed the previous best, put up by Boxing Eve in 1928, by 2 1/5 seconds. Even the Zorhan did not seem unduly extended, and passed the field like an express train com- ing round the bend into the Atraight.
President Hall, with Mr. Heard in the saddle this time, won the Easter Stakes, the main even of the day. Without much trouble. Carnival Eve set a fast pace, but was outclassed by Mr. Ho Kom-tong's pony, who Jooked_in_wonderful condition."
Town
Hall, ridden by Mr. Charles, was made favourite for the second race, and the public man- aged to collect here imperial) Hall, who had won on Saturday, being beaten by half a length. Sunning. also. fancied, ran into fourth place. Hantington threw |his elder,.Dr. MacCown, in front of the stands, in this race, but fortun ately the jockey whs not hurt.
Full results, betting, cash sweep numbers &c., follow:
Junk Bay Plate: Seven Furlongs. -For China Ponies, Weight for inches as per acule. Winner of the Colonial Stakes on April 19, 1930. barred. Jockey Allowance. trance Fee $6.
Man's
Time: 3 min. 08.3/5 secA. Won by two lengths; four lengths.
Pari-mutuel: Winber $6.60; Places, 1st $5,30, 2nd $5:50, 3rd $6. Winner Places
1,673 1,613 1,045 487 350 50 136 19 208
President Hall Carnival Eve Nationalist 11. Chesapeake Tay Fair Sport November
wan..
372
236
78
5-Gia Drinkers Day Plats: One Mile-Ear China. Eonies which have started in Hong Kong at least twieg since January 1, 1930, and have not 1 lb. penalty for every $200 or part thereof won in stakes sines January 1, 1930. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won five races anywhere at any time. Jockeys 2 tb. extra for each race won. En-
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IN OPPOSITION TO-MORROW.
Three Other Games Scheduled.
(By "Roamer") Cht interest is centred in the meeting of the Navy and Chinese Athi to "A" on the Club Ground to morrow. The result of this en counter has a direct bearing on the Junior Championship. Although Chinese Athletic "A"'s goal aver age is against them they have the assumed advantage of being in s stronger position through only hav. ing lost four points in their 23 con- texts. They have pet to meet the R.A.M.C., Kowloon, the Navy, St. Joseph's and the re-play with the Somersets, to complete their pro- gramme, ao to-morrow's game is one of the two difficult hurdles to nego tiate.
The Navy have Club to
meet,
only the scheduled for
19 Saturday. next, after their battle to-morrow, so it is only
0 to be expected that they should be
all out to equal the K.O.S.B.
on
66 points and beat the present League 27 leaders on goal average at the sea-
6 son's end.
75G 1,275 621 725 331 538 221 €92
J. H. G. Black, e Jex, b Lyal
34
J. A. Summor, b Lys!
0
A. Reid, not out
14
Extras
11
65. 159
67 34
85
Total
287
111
BOWLING ANALYSIS
O. M.
R. W.
J. Goodwin
16
13
Beith & Heard's Christmas A. T. Loc
Chimes 163 b. (Mr. Heard) 1 Chau Tin-sion's Winsome Stag 151 18..........(Mr. Frost) Messrs. Mackie & Grayburn's
Picca 156 b.
53. 9
dr
29
11 司 70
At the Stadium on December 14 the "A" side were victorious by three goals to
one, #0 to- morrow we have In opposition the Navy thirsting for revenge, coupled with the desire to keep their own charge intact, for three penetrations will definitely put them out of the
race, and bagging both points, 1 Chinese Athletic "A" will be con-
1.1 A 64
50
22
0
Kowloon C.C.
E. G. Pincher, b Reld 2. E. Lawrence, ↳ Roid E. Zimmern, b Black
26
C
E. F. Fischer, e Reid, b Black ..
Goodwin, Dewar b Black
0
Durie,
-6
(Mr. Harriman) 3 Mse ran: African Eve (Mr. F. s. W. Smith. b Reid Reidy), Grand Tatttoo Eve (Mr. 1. C. Lyal, ↳ Reid Buckhouse). Fifty Fifty (Mr.A. T. Lee, not out Newbigging), Little Thunder (Mr. W. C. Hung, Summers S Y Liang) Q-Moon (Mr-E-Jex.-c.& b Summers Charles), Tarnborg (Mr. Stewart), N. H. Ross, e Durkitt, b Black Four Clubs (Mr. Bulteel).
Extras....
Time: 2 min. 4/5, secs. Won by three, lengths; three lengths.
Pari-mutuel:
Winner $3236; A. Reid
trance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $500. Places, 1st $7.50, 2nd $7.10, 3rd. Black 2nd. Prize: $300, 3rd Prize: $200. $6.60, Bennett & Cave's San Fran-
cisco 161 lb.
(Mr. I. M. Stewart) 1 Dynasty's Young Pretender
168 b...(Mr: Bramwell) 2 Hau Un's Montotoy Bay 162 b.
(Mr. Yue Shun-wa) 3 Also ran: Abel (Mr. H. C. Lee), Campbell
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tent to gather the spoils by the odd goal, no matter how many are scored. In a particularly keen game I am inclined to look to the Navy getting the only goal of the match and pegging bark Chinese Athletle, "A". The latter side. however, even if beaten, will still be in the picture with the Somersets to face.
Club and South Chinu
The club are due to visit Caroline -Hill to meet South. China-"B" "On"
8 the opening day of the season the
16 Club were successful by the odd
187
4 1 ไป 2
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goal in five on their own ground but
on foreign soil I predict them losing both points to-morrow.
At Sookumpoo the
Somersets
should have little difficulty in dis-
posing of the "Suints," while Chin- ese Athletic "B" should fall to the o improved Ewo aide at the Stadium.
PROGRAMME.
Total BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W.
W
13- 1
4
Piccalili
$23 1,008
E. R. Duckitt Winner Places H. Owen-Hughes
H. K. Batger
H 2 22
1 0
26
0
0 23
Four Clubs
488
701
J. A. Summers
Winsome Stag ............ Christmas Chimes African Eve
488
762
361
650
181
246
Fifty Fifty 0-Moon
97
143
MARATHON RACE.
46
129
27
84
12
30
50
(Mr. Ip Kul-ying), | Little Thunder Cream Cracker (Mr. S. Y.. Liang), Tarnborg
10 1st Prize: $500. Huntington (Mr. Cave), King's Grand Tattoo Eve 2nd Prize: $300, 3rd Prize: $200. Counsel (Mr. McCartney). One Chan Tin-sion's Zortian. 161 ib. (Mr. Frost)
Heard's Royal Flush 160 b...
1
Won (Mr. Heard) 2
lengtha.
Mackle & Grayburn's Pickle
158. Ib... (Mr: Harriman) 3 Also ran: Good and Hot (Mr. Backhouse).
Time: 1 min. 44.3/5 (Record).
Won by many lengths; three lengths.
Third (Dr. S. To Wong), Shiny Pearl (Mr. Tang Man-wa). Time: 2 min. 06.1/5 secs.
by balf length; two
Pari-mutual: Winner $15.80; Places, 1st $9.10, 2nd $6.10, 3rd $7.90.
Winner' Places 716 1,268 304
seca
Young Pretender Monterey Bay
197
San Francisco
137
360
Pari-mutuel; Winner Places, 1st $5.10, 2nd $6.10.
$6.90;
One Third
104
261
Cream Cracker.
90 317
Winner Places
Huntington
70
,380
Zorhan
1,015 909
King's Counsel
56
97
Royal Flush
479 582
Campbell
19
120
Pickle
Good and Hot
73 151 11 34
Abel
14
· 44
Shiny Pearl
7
34
2.Mira Bay Handicap: "C" Class: One Mile For China Ponles. En- trance Fee $6. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd. Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200. Fung & Tang's Town Hall
158. ...... (Mr. Charles) 1
Ip Kul-ying's Imperial Hall
153 (Mr. Ip Kul-ying) 2 Lau & Loe's Duke of Normandy,
non-
6-Tolp Plate: One and Quarter
Miles For China Ponies, winning Griffins of this season whe- ther starters or not. Weight for inches au per scale. Jockey Al ⚫lowance. Entrance Fee $5.
Int Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: 8300; Bri Prize: $200.
Chan Tin-siou's Windsor Stag 161 ......... (Mr. Frost)
10-Mirs Bny Handicap: "D" Clasa: One Me. For China Ponies. En- trance. Fer $5. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd. Prize $200.
H. S. Chan's Sonny Boy 155 lb. (Mr. Harriman) Erish's As You Like It 153 6. (Mr. Frost) Cocktall
Sensational Finish in Shanghai,
A FRENCH VICTOR.
Shanghai, Yesterday. The 17 mile Marathon race for 1 which there were 22 entries, was won by M. Verdun, of the French 2 Defence Force, in a sensational finish, with Remedios, second,
Cocktail's Martini
148 b... (Mr. da Roza) 3 Hunt third, and Chen fourth.. The Also ran: Baby Face (Mr. contest between the winner and Newbigging), Blotto (Mr. Sher- Remedius was very close one, the
man), Ben Ami (Mr. Backhouse), latter being only 3 seconds behind.. Bright Prospect (Mr. Worrall), The time taken in covering the Iluachufo (Mr. Kitchell), Inca course was 1 hour, 49 minutes,, 35 (Mr. Stewart), Mountain Oak (Mr. secunda. Bramwell), Moyanagher (Mr.) Thousands lined the route and Cave), Pumpkin (Mr.. Soares), packed the stands
near the finish Shanghal Beau (Mr. S. Y. Llang) of the race course.-Reuter. Sunloch (Mr. Haard), The Dodo (M. H. C. Lee).
Time: 2 min: 10.1/5 secs.. Won by half length; half length. Pari-mutuel: Winner $33.60; Places, lat $8.80, 2nd $6.80, 3rd $8.90.
Winner Places 779 1,012 363 467 311 476 230 467
'Race 4.
No. 222 505 70
Nos.:-580, 223, 59.
$3,942.80 840.80 420.40
Division IL (5 p.m.)
S. China "B" v. Club, Caroline Hill Ground..
Navy v. Chidese Athletic “A”, The Club Ground, Happy Valley. St. Joseph's v. Somersefs, The Military Ground, Sookumpoó.
Chinese Athletic "B" v. Ewo, The Stadium, North Point.
CHAMPIONSHIP POSSIBLE.
Chinese Athletic Get A Double.
h
Two matches in the Second Division of the Hong Kong Football League were decided yesterday afternoon, with the following resuite:—-
Chinese Athletic "A" 3' R.A.M.C. Chinese Athletic "B" 3 Eastern ง 2 Another match, Kowlcon v. South China "B", was not played.
The results have placed the Chinese Athletic "A" and the Royal Navy on [an equal footing in the League table, with 44 points each, which is four points below the total of 48 set up, by the K.D.S.B. who completed all their fixtures before leaving the Colony and are so far at the top of the League.
The Chinese Athletic "A" are, how ever, the only team a position to pass the K.O.S.B.'s total because they still
Unplaced runners ($00 each), have four matches in hand whereas the Royal Navy have only one and even if they win the remaining fixture their total would be only 40. The Chinesa chance of securing the championship, is resy as it does not seem Impossible for them to secure six points in four matches. Two wins and two draws will do the trick.
$1,681.40 .840.40 " 480 -677
240,20 Unplaced runaers (350 each), Non-664, 628, 550, 42, 834, 207, 214.
(Mr. Stanton) 2 (Mr. da Rozn) 3 Also ran: Christmas Belle (Mr.
As You Like It Shanghat Beau Sonny Boy Martini Cocktail Sunloch Movanagher Pumpkin
Race 5.
No. 489
226 171
210
.445
74
149.
Baby Face
$6
4G
25
26
six
20.
20.
Race 6.
12
56
No. 477
$1,771.00
8
19
37
207
606.00
7
16
5
11
10
270 Unplaced. No.:---581.
.No. '598 081 690
II. 150 b...... (Mr. Reidy) 3 W. T. Stanton's Mike 161 b.. Also ran: Amusement Tax (Mr. Soares), Delaware Bay (Mr. Y. T. Yam Man's Blue Boy 161 D.. Fung). Glory (Mr. S. Y. Ling), Huntington (Dr. Macgown), Iron Blood (Mr. L. G. Frost), Mon- Heard). golian Stag (Mr. McCartney),
Inca Time: 2 rain. 37.1/5 secs. Mount Elburz (Mr. H. G. Lee)}| Won by Avengths; Bon Ami Peter. Guerney (Mr. Bulteel), lengths.
Bright Prospect Spacfell (Mr. Newbigging), Sun- Pari-mutuel: Winner $14.40 Mountain Onk
The Dodo ning (Mr. Hoard), The Jamaica Places, 1st $9.30. 2nd $8.00. (Mr. Hürriman),
Winner Places Hunchafo Time: 2 min. 00.3/5 secs. Windsor Stag 601
520 Blotto Won by half length; two-lengths. Mike
644 625 Pari-mutuel: Winner $14.90; Christmas Belle 441 *725 Places, 1st 38:50, 2nd $8.50, Brd Blue Boy.
348 407 $42.10.
Town Hall Imperial Ifall Suching
Winner Places
585
*.799* 467 797 399 889 102 346 71 216
Iron Blood
H
The Jamalen Huntington Snaefell Petor Guerney. Abusement Tax Duke of Normandy
Glory Mongolian Stag Delaware Bay
Mount Elburz
66.140
41 129 112
Starling Staken: Six Furlongs. For China Ponies, Subscription Grimns of this Club of this Season which have not won more than $1,000 in ataken, Weight for inches
as per scale. b. penalty for every $200 or part thereof won In stakes. Jockey Allowance. En-
THE CASH SWEEPS.
Winning Numbers At A
Glance.
Race-1.
'No. 297
382
32B
$1,029.08 294.00 147.00
Unplaced runners ($50 each),
trance For 16, ♬ lat Prize: $500, 2nd. Frize: $800. Ord Trize: 1200, | No:--9, John's Dunce 188 b
AGENTUMr Heard) 1
Sz-wing's Billiards 100 1b.}
1676V (ME da Roza) Z
10764
485
258.00 ...tunners ($50 each).
Race 7.
$1,782.20 500.20
·254.60 *
Unplaced runners ($50 each) Nos. 571, 648, 380, 341, 151.
Race 8,
No. 342
M650
$1,727.60 498.60
.248.80
286 ܝ,
LEAGUE TABLE.
The table to date is as under:-
Goala, F. W. D. L. F. A Pts. K.0.9.B....28 28 2 3 113 17 48 Navy ......26 20 12 108 14 Chinese "A" 2 21 21 69 21 S. Chins "A" 26 18 3 6 74 25 Somersets...20 17 3 6 25 21 Easter25 11 3 11 17. 631 Kowloon
Ewo ....23
-23 0 3:11 30
26 B 5 13 27 St. Joseph's 25 8 4 18 49 S. China "B" 25 8 3 14 41 B.A.
28 7 8 10 28 05 University..27 7 2 18. 27 74 16 Chinese "B" 26 7 2 17 2066 18 R.A.M.C...:28 4 20.81 70
201510.
Unplaced runners ($50 each), Club Neal-176, 279, 808, 642,
Race 2.
'Face 9, NA
No, 156
291 169
$1,000.00 287.60
No. 285.
$1,667.40
862
476.40
148.80.
Unplaced runners (250 each),
· 522
238.20
Unplaced runners (860 each),
Chow & Chau's Happy Day
155 D(Mr Harriman) 8 No:207, 860, 306,, 289, 292, 448, Nos: 206, 144, 425, 108, 287, 61, Also ran King Throatle (Mr. 405, 85, 209, 299, 28., IpKul-ying), Silver Dragon(Mr
The Race 3.
MY Llang), Thracian (Mr.
8 Mirs Bay Handleap "B" Class: Charles),Tighto (Mr. Sherman)
trance Feolat Prize: $500
One Mile For China Ponies, En
What's Yourd (Mr. Frost),
Timos 1 min. 30-Meca,
Won
2nd Prize: $300 3rd Prize: $200
Retsu's Orlando 160,1)
*- (Mr.Herriman
No. 044 $1,310.20
208
876,20.
187.60
Unplaced runners ($50 each)
128.
Race 10.
No. 716
$1,674.40
174 619
478.40 239.20 Unplaced runners (850 ench),
378, 679148,7437, "207,"630"
short head four Nou. 470-28-477-614, 262 521), NOB 115 694 41193, 120-672,
GOLFER'S DEATH.
Former Open Champion of United States.
New York, Yesterday
The deally I. announced from Balti mire of the yoletan professional golfar, 3. Alexander, Smith; twice Open Champion of the United States -Re-