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M. W. LO
THE
CARRIES SISTER
TO VICTORY
Brilliant Smashing Wins Third Title.
PAST HOLDERS.
(By ACE).
W. LO and his sister,
my expectations on Saturday when they gained a comfort- able victory over Capt. Barry and Mrs. Lochner by scores of 6-3, 6-1 to carry off their third Colony Mixed Doubles Title at the Chinese Recrca- tion Club.
M, Enid Lo, came up to
It was the alternate year and I was not disappointed. The Los have figured in five finals- every final since the competition was inaugurated in 1928 and they have now won the title in alternate years.
Last year Mrs. Lochner, also figured in the Final Round, and, partnered by L. Goldman, caused a mild sensation by defeating the Chinese R.C. pair and win- ning the tournament.
THE PLAY.
Capt. Barry opened the first set by losing the first game at 15-40, his first two service points going into the net."
CHINA MAIL.
GLENEAGLES MAKES NEW RECORD
POLAR STAR-WINS SECOND DUEL WITH GIRAFFE
DON BEATS LUNAR STAR
MON TALISMAN PAYS BIGGEST DIVIDEND OF DAY.
NEW RECORD FOR CHINA PONIES, SUBSTANTIAL DIVI.] DENDS AND KEEN RACING UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS WENT FAR TOWARDS MAKING AN EXCELLENT DAY'S SPORT AT THE FOURTEENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING HELD AT THE VALLEY ON SATURDAY.
His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel were present, ar- riving after the third race. The Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern, C.M.G., was also an Interested spectator.
Close finishes were the order of the day, five of the eight, races being won by less than one length.
THE RESULTS.
Y. T. Fung's Indiana 150 lbs.
(Mr. J. E. Noronha) 1 1-2.00 P.M-Norfolk Handicap. Helenside's Helter Skelter 152.
Winner $600, Second-$300. lbs. Third $200. For China Ponies, "A" Class. Entrance $6. Seven Furlongs.
L.
M. W. Lo served second and immediately impressed with some L. excellent smashes at the net, taking the game at 40-15.
Dunbar's Gleneagles 165 lb.
(Mr. L. G. Froat) 1 Reidy's Bag & Baggage 155 lbs
.... (Mr. D. Black) 2 A. M. L. Soares's Mon Tas-
man 150 lbs. (Mr. S. Y. Liang 3 Time: 1 min. 81.2/5 secs. Won by a length; a head. Pari-mutuel, winner $25.00; places, 1st $10.20; 2nd $36.40; 3rd $89.60..
(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 2 Reidy's Gay Crusader 1417-5.06 lbs. (Mr, J. Er Noronha) 3 Time: 1 min. 42-3/5 sees. (Re)
The first service to Mrs. Loch-L. ner was heavily chopped so that, she was unable to reach it, and the following points were taken cord). quite easily by the Chinese pair who combined effectively, Miss Lo sending across a fine drive for Mrs. Lochner to lob and M. W. Lo to kill it easily
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Won by length; 2 lengths. Pari-mutuel, winner $6.80; places, 1st $7.90.
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(Mr. G. U. da Rouza) 1 lian Ponies that have not won Kong Bros.'s Blue Star 161 lbs. more than three races at Race}
(Mr. S: N, Pan) 2 Meetings of this Club since H. S. Chan's Pride of Tsingtao January 1-1932. Entrance $5. 155 lbs. (Mr. A. W. de Rouza 8 Six Furlongs
Time: 2 mins. 04 secs.
Miss Lo's service commenced the "fireworks." Her first ball the net was returned by Capt. Barry with considerable forec, but M. W. Lo chopped it diagonally. Barry, however, just managed to reach the ball in time to smash to Miss Lo, who Kong Bros.'s Polar Star 170 then commenced the longest (Mr. E. O. Butler) rally of the set. The score went. L. Hosie's The Giraffe 166 toduce three times before Lo killed a lob at the net to secure the game.
Capt: Barry started his second service full of confidence, and, by superb driving and volleying.
1
lbs. (Mr. L. G. Frost)
2
A. Wright's Lucy Glit. ters 150 lbs.
***
(M. L. R. B. Tuxford) 3 Time 1 min. 23-175 secs. Won by length; the same,
took the game at love. Capt. Pari-mutuel, winner $21.70; Barry and his partner carried all places, lat. 58.00; 2nd $5.70; 3rd before them in the next, 'game, 318,90
Lo's service game, and went fur- ther by winning the next game to draw nearer. The Les' how ever, rallied in the next two games and went out at 6-3.
M. W. Lo was particularly out- standing with his half volleys and chop shots. He also played a cool back hand and won the set finally with superb overhead play.
1.
33.00 PM.-Surrey Handicap.
Winner $560. Second: $275 Third $175. For China Ponica, "B" Class Entrance $5. From the Two Mile Post Once Round and In (about: One Mile 171 Yards)
Kong Brom's Bright Star 142.
Iberia (Mt; S. N. Pan) 1 Tester & Abraham's The Tiger
153 lbs. Mr. L. G. Frost)- 2 Tally Ho's Daylight Eve 140
ba...(Mr. A. W. da Rosa) 3 Time: 2 mins. 13-4/5 secs. Won by 2 lengtha: a length. Pari-mutuel, winner $7.00
VISITORS' BAD START, The second set started off dis. astrously for the visiting pair, who were unable to keep the ball low, Lo killing with ease at the net. Barry was terribly weak places, 1st $5.40; 2nd $6.40; 3rd and simply could not smash over $7.00
the net; he also was at fault with
1
Won by: a neck; 3 lengths Pari-mutuel, winner... $38.80; places, 1st $14.50; 2nd $12.10.
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8-5.30 P.M.- Essex Handicap
Winner $400. Second $200. Third $190,- For China Pontes, "E" Class. Entrance $6. One Mile.:
Mrs. S. A. Lopes's The Crook
155 lbs. (Mr. G. U da Roza: 1 Seth's Devon 140 iba...
(Mr. E. O. Butler) Roda's City of Shanghai 346 lbs....... (Mt. Y. T. Fung), Time: 2 mula. 09 secs....
SOCCER TEAM
DISAPPOINT
Howe Shows Glimpse Of True Form.
TD.
ST. GEORGE'S
WIN GOLF
MATCH
St. Andrew's Beaten 18.3/4 to 13.
(By OUTSIDE LEFT).. The annual golf match between THE interport soccer trial at St. Andrew's
Str.
Georgee, which was played at Far
- 1 stk
was a very disappointing affair, Jing yesterday, resulted in a win. from the point of view of the for St. Andrew's by 18% points to selectors.
The combined Chinese team. Singles. were easily the better of the two, wala teams, and gave a demonstration andspee
of perfect combination and un- M. W. Budd beat 1 W. derstanding, whereas the "inter Shewan, 5:andia V1 porters were at sea for the most 0 EC Marton beat A. part of the game, B. Stewart, 6 and 4.1 Rodger was passed on four oe:LR. Andrewes beat J casioris, three of which he nor K. MacFarlan, 7 and 5 1 vented, and on the fourth occa any other keeper could have préARE. Lissaman beat A.
K. Mackenzie, 3 and÷2-1 3sion he was out of position, a L. G. S. Dodwell beat A.
very unusual occurrence. with Lay, I upload. Rodger.
FJ. de Roma, tied with
Won by: length; the same. Pari-mutuel... winner, $18.80; places, 1st $10.80; 2nd $83.40; 3rd $12.40.
CASH SWEEPS,
Race
No. 85 -27 -- $1,248.80 -
144
-$356:80+ *268
178.40 Unplaced runners ($50 each), Race - 2.
No. 826 266
J
G. Sheldon lost to D. S. Edward, 4 and 2
R. Horridge beat C. C.. Stark, 2 up....
Sommerfelt. tied with D. J. Valentine.
Newton beat K. S.. Robertson, 1. up..
St. Sti
G. A
quand
met waynude dan
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S. Strange was unable to make Dr S. Robbers. an appearance owing to business C. W. F. Booker beat R. ressons, but his substitute, Lau Young, 3 and 29. Mau, performed well in his posi A. C. I. Bowker beat K. tion.
S. Morrison, 5 and 4... 14. Mullane was not quite sure of A. Leach beat D.: Forbes, his clearances, and gave away 2 and 1 pol. one goal when he headed back wards to Tam Kong-nak, the brilliant Chinese centre forward, G. who netted. Tam also scored a hat trick following some excel-A. $1,297.80:
lent play by the Chinese "for- wards. AL 370,80 his volleys, all of them going 4.-3.30 P.M. Hong Kong Griffins
185,40 astray.
Unplaced runners (850 each); Cup Winner $1,000, Second Nos.: 146, 402, 182, 41 865, 58, $800 Third $200. For China 280. Pontes, Griffins of this Season
Race 3. O that have started in at least four
$1,602,20 Extra Race Meetings this Club,
429,20 1st July, 1982, and two sub two of such Meetings previous to
214.60 The fourth game was a ding
Unplaced ranners ($50 each), dong struggle between the two for inches as per scale. Entrance
soquent to that date. Weight Nos.: 198, 550, 888. ladies, but Mrs. Lochner's cross-$10. One and a Quarter Miles. court drives proved to be the un- DF & Lis Don 155 lbs. doing of Miss Lo who could not (Mr. G. U. da Roza) 1: return them sufficiently well Kong Bros. LunarStar 158 enough for Barry not kill (Mr. S. N. Fan) 2 Nos. 467, them
The Chinese pair took the first three games, the second game going to. deuce, but in spite of Barry serving were unable to pull themselves out of the rut to win comfortably.
No. 450 57 284,
269 628
No. 420
Unplaced runners ($50
Race 5.
No 102
B. D. Evans lost to E, W..
Kirk, 8 and 6
JW Franks
beat
Comdr. McBean, 3. and
Fourballs. Budd and Marton beat Shewan and Stewart, 8 and 2
Bliss was the best half on the field, working hard and spoiling well. Fardoe at centre half was too slow and erratic in his clear Ances, Duncan was also slightly off form, and was very often robbed of the ball when about to C. B. Johnson. lost to S. feed BaldryANGA DAPA J. A. Fox, 7 and 6
HOWE OUTSTANDING. Of the forwards, Howe it is strange to, say, was outstanding. For the first time in all his inter port series he tried hard to pene trate the opposing defence, but
Andrewes and Lissaman each), could not do 80.· He, however,
beat MacFarlan and made many an excellence opening Mackenzio, 4 and 3 and gave the pubite an idea of Dodwell and de Rome. what he can do when he so delost to Lay and Robb * sires. If he plays the same and 3 game at Shanghai, the Hong Sheldon and Booker lost Kong supporters will have no thing to fear.
to Young and Edward Suen and Cheng Sul-hong were Bowker and Lench lost to
#1 up the only other two forwards who Forbes and Morrison, were of any use. The former 2 and 1 was always dangerous and put Sommerfelt and Evans in some splendid drives. He had lost to Kirk, and Valan- good support on his right in tine, 8 and 2 ..... Howe, but was weakly supported
$2,674.00 764.00 882.00
Samson's Navy Hall 168 lbs: The fifth, sixth, and feed games went to the Chinese pair Time: 2.mine. 86.2/5.secs.
THARINET (Mr. F. M. L. Soares) 3 the visitors hopelessly out the Won by length; short head picture and, being able to depo Pari-mutuel, winner $25.70; Udplaced runners (8100 each), thing right The Chinese pair places, 1st $6.20 2nd $6:10; 3rd Nos. 014, 88, 508, 486, 401, 479, took the game, set and title at sana 441, 488, 434, 678, 75, 56, 62, 591, 6-3, 6-1, had the 5100 PM Suffolk Handicap 112.
PAST WINNERS. Day 3-Winnert $450. Second $225. v The following is a complete re- Third $125, For China Ponte No. 701 cord of the competition to “B%Class Entrance 35 / One] date:
191.
Unplaced Nos. 385, 881 6:
1928 Winners, M. W. Lo and Festival's Orlando 140:Ibrah Miss E Lo; runners-up, Dr. and (Mr5Y=M«Lo)} 1 Mra Tottenham. LTAF Gold Bar 145 lbs
1929 Winners Major R. H. Cr. S. N. Pan) -2. Lucas and Mrs,Tottenham; run-Woo Lal Tin's Snappy Bre:1465 hers up MW. Lo and Miss E Iberia (Men, E., Noranhat#314)
Time: 2 mins. 061/5 sécu Won by: 2 lengthss Jengthru
Race
$1,858.60
529,600
26480
(350 each),
Horridge and Newton,
690, 187, by Baldry, who was too slow beat Robertson and
Cheng Suthong on the right wing was excellent and lived up
to his re on and sent across some splendid centres.”
Won i-shen had an off-day, and" rh he worked hard, was unable to do thing with given him
£60
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1991 Winner, L. Goldment 331.70AZODIACA and Mrs. Lochnerruiterip B430PM Kent Handicap.am/
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1932 Winners,
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Winner 85003 Setand:$25
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Third:
open
Stark, I up
Franks and Johnson tied with McHoan and Fox
Fourball" Totals
Add Singles
Grand Total::
187 188