HEATH 6 FOR 27 AGAINST “D” COY. Harper Hits Sixes In Undefeated 33.
"A" COY. LINCOLNS WIN .
"A" Company have entered, the Final Round of the Lincolnshire | Regiment's Inter-Company Cricket
LEO FROST SECURES
TWO WINS
NORMAN DEITZ WINS FIRST RACE IN SOUTH
HE CHINA MAIL
RACING STARTS AGAIN
·AT" VALLEY
Special Supplement In "The China" Mai"
The second half of the rac-
ing season opens at the Valley next Saturday, The China Mail, the newspaper with the best -sports columns
competition. They will meet either G. P. FERGUSON BREAKS “DUCK” in the Colony, is publishing s "B" or "C" Company next Thurs: AND "JACKIE” NORONHA OUT AGAIN
day and Friday at the Kowloon Cricket Club.
Pte. Turner was the only bats-: man in "D" Company to play the bowling of Pte. Heath (6 for 27)
́R. LEO FROST, champion jockey at the Valley during the
with any confidence, and as a result | two well deserved wins at Macao yesterday. Mr. “Johnny" Heard,
his most dangerous rival for jockey honours, was not riding.
the Machine Gunners were dismiss ed for the paltry score of 46 at Shamshuipo on Friday,
With Pte. Harper hitting up a quick 88, which included two sixes
and three boundaries, "A" pany triumphed by 8 wickets,
Detalled scores were:
"D" (M.G.) Company
Com-
Mr. Norman Deitz, the Shanghai jockey, recorded his first win in the south when he piloted Carnation II first past the post in the Areia Preta Handicap over six furlongs, and Mr. G. P. Ferguson
special" racing supplement in Thursday's editions. This sup plement will contain all the latest news from the stables and many interesting facts re- lating to racing in the Colony;
TAYLOR 8 FOR 19 IN TOTAL OF 61
H. Q. Lincolns Win Junior Match.
NINE-BOUNDARIES IN 39
In the Semi-Final of the Lincolns Junior Cricket Competition On Saturday Headquarter Wing de- Teated "A" Company by 81 runs.
"A" Company Gatted first and were dismissed for 61 runs of which 44 were contributed by Cpl. Berriman. His efort included a six and seven boundaries. "Pte. Taylor captured 8 wickets for 19
runs.
Headquarter Wing passed this total for the loss of only four wic- kets, but the innings was conclud 1ed at 142. Signaller Robinson found the boundary on nine occa-
Gun Troop Scramble, "B" Class. Half a Mile. Tpr. Nigel'sWhite Label 160 Ib. (Mossop) Capt. Fotts' Inshallah 169 lb. recorded the first official win of his career when he won the novices Tpr. Allan's The Goods 152 lb. (Potts)
race on Snappy Eve, now owned by Mr. Sky.
Miss Pamela Scott-Harston Furlonge.
20fulfilled expectations when shejMr. K. W. Fung's Blue Plane
Ojcarried off the ladies' event on
Lt. Pim. b Clark
0
Plo. Turner, ↳ Henth
L/C. Colclough, b Heath Pie, Green, c Ash, b Heath Lt. Hocquard, b leath
Lt. Wilson, e Higgins, b Benth
L/Sgt. Steans, b Heath
Cpl. Dando, i.b.w., h Clark
L/C Morrell, net out
L/C Wells, ↳ Clark
Pie. Matthews, run out
Extra (82)
Total
Bowling-Heath 6 for 27
City of Shanghai in a field of 2three starters.
2 Mr. "Jackie" Noronha made his
8 first appearance since his spill
159 lb.
(Allan)
Distance: 2 lengths, a head.
2 sions in his innings of 391
Scores:
"A" Company
3
Time: 30, 104 3/5.
Pari-Mutuel: Winner $14.80. ¡Places $7.30, $7.30, $10.90,
Pte. Wiggelsworth, b Jacobs .. Cpl. Berriman, c Yeomans, b
Taylor
44
Pte. Winfield, b Taylor
(Mr. Frost)
1
(Mr. Deita)
Mr. Yick Chim's Prestwick
149 lb.
oon Snappy Eve early in the first Mr. Neptuno's Jingo 155 Ib. 9half of the season when he took!
o out Golly Eyes over six fur- 1 longs. He also rode
White
2
(Mr. Harriman) Time: 15 4/6, 46 4/5, 1 24 4/5. Distance: 24 lengths, 3 lengths. Parl-Mutuel: Winner $29.80. re-Places $5.50, $5.20/55.40.
Cash Sweep: 1st No: 12-$99.83, 2nd. No. 103-$28.54, 3rd. No. 41- $14.27.
Unplaced Nos. 77, 247, 44, each $5.28.
3. The Praia Grande Handicap,
1 "E" Class. Six Furlongs
2 Butterfly.
the following were
the
45sults:-
and
Clarke for 16.
1. (Unofficial) The Gun Troop Handicap.
Machine "A" Claas
"A" Company
Onee Round.
Cpl. Beti, b Motlhowe
20
Mr. Charles' African Eve
168 lb.
Pte. Higgins. b Hocquard
0
(Mr. Charles)
Pte. Harper, not out
33
Sgt. Ash. not out
11
Mr. Macnamara' Red Leaves
168 lb.
Extras W.1, LRI,
2
Capt. Potts
6t
(Mr. Jenkins) Mouche 170 lb.
(Mr. Potts) 3 Time: 24 3/5, 54 2/5, 1 28. 2 06
Distance: Hengths.
Many
lengths,
Total (for 2 wkts.)
L/C Ridley. Lt Roissier, Pte. Heath. LC Deacon, LC Sutton, 3/5. Pte. Baker and Cpl. Clarke did not bai.
roy
Umpires-Maumber and Muckel-
Pari-Mutuel: Winner $15.80. Places $11.70, $18.50, $10.20.
Cash Sweep: 1st No. 3-$63.91, courts yesterday |2nd. No. 297--$18.26, 3rd. No. 37---- morning Lane Crawford's best the 189.13.
On the K.C.C.
Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotel by
50 каше to 43 in a friendly tennisr match.
Unplared Nos. 15, 88, 18, 10, 137,
S. Maenider and W. L. Batt. 23. 28. 12, 72, 89, each $4.00.
won all their three sets for L.C.'N
2 The Ma Kau Siac Pinte. Five
Mr. Sky's Snappy Eve 168 Ib.
(Mr. Ferguson)
2 Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold
General 153 lb.
(Mr. Botelho) Mr. Yew Man Kit's Much Ado
153 lb.....
Cash Sweep: 1st, No. 115-$257.-] L/C Archer, e & Taylor 18, 2nd. No. 49-$73.48, 3rd. No. L/C Maltby, b Taylor |375-$36.74.
Pte. English, b Taylor
Unplaced Nos. 65, 15, 1 each Cpl. Flear, b Taylor $13.60.
abo
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RECONDS
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9622-Pirates of Penzance
Vocal Gems,
Selection.
L/C Turnbull, b Taylor
Class. Once Round
5. The Mong Ha Handicap.
Mr.
"D"
L/C Toyne, c Simmonds,
Taylor
TAN
John Keswick's Adam 150 lb.
L/C Taylor, b Edminson
Pte. Perrin, not out
(Frost
1
Mr. G. H. Folts' Powerful King
150 lb.
Extras (WBI, NB2, B1)
Total
61
(Llang
2
Mr. Yick Chim's Ajax 156 lb. (Botelho) Time: 24 2/5, 54 3/5, 1 26 4/5, 2 00 1/8,
3
Bowling: Taylor 8 for 19.
Headquarter Wing
Distance: 3 lengths, a neck. Pari-Mutuel: Winner Places $5.80, $7.00.
Pte. Jacobs, b English Pte. Clay, b Winfield Sgt. Goble, b English
15
$8.50.
Sig Robson, e Berriman, b
English
13
L/C Simmonds, b Berriman
22
DX 61-Maid of the Mountains
4
2 $22.04.
Unplaced Nos. 68, $12.24.
Dmr. Rush, e Archer, b Win-
DX 309-Rose Marie
....... Selection.
field 188 each
21
DK 284 Chocolate Soldier
Vocal Gema.
Sig. Robinson, b Maltby
39
3
Six Furlonge.
6. The Areia Preta Handicap.
Pte. Edminson, st. Taylor, b
Winfield
4
DX 453-He Wanted Adventure ......................... Selection.
DX 331-Helen
Vocal Gems,
Pte. Taylor, not out
9
I
Bdam. Yeomans, did not bat Extras (B1, W1, NB2, LB2) 4
2
Total (for 9 wkla) Bowling:-Winfield 4 for. 35 and English 8 for 28.
142
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Umpires-Barnsby and Merrick.
(Mr. Yue Shun Wa) Time: 34 2/5, 1 03 4/6, 1 ́37 2/5. Distance: 5 lengths. 3 lengths, Mari-Mutuel: Winder $9.30. Places $6.70, $7.00.
Cash Sweep: 1st, No. 80-$122.- 02, 2nd. No. 71-$34.86, 3rd. No. 12—$17,40.
...
Unplaced Nos. 9, 64, each $9.68.' 4. (Unofficial) The Machina
Cash Sweep: 1st. No. 07-3154.28. 2nd. No. 82—$44.08, 3rd. No. 63Lt. King, Maltby, b Winfield
Mr. Chiu's Carnation II 157 fb.
(Deitz)
Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold Lad 152 lb. (Chanson) Mrs. II. Lowcock's Jackie
162
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