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PAM BARTON'S COACH BOOKED FOR FANLING
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Every Assistance For The Punter
Season's Statistics For To-morrow's Meeting
WITH the advent of $2.00 betting to-morrow there is the pos sibility of some useful dividends being paid out at the. Val- ley, as the entries promise large fields. With this in view the. following statistics for the set son, essential to every punter, have been compiled to date, to give the average man who knows little or nothing about form the chance of saving a few dollars from fash and reckless betting. The punter is strongly advised not to back the leading jockeys in every race that does not pay at the Valley--but a glance at the list should give some indica tion of whether the pony the particular jockey is taking out is worth backing or not. Entries, Handicaps And]
Records To Date
Cantala Handicap---One Mile Mile "B" Class
Gladiator (168) 'King's Fancy (168)
Soldier of China (156)
Spinnway (148)
Macaroni (161)
Norman Deitz Holds Big Jockey's Lead
Jockeys' Table
E. O. Butler
A. J. P. Heard
IP. P. Botelho
G. A. Harriman
1st 2nd 3rd Un. .20 16 21 57
S 5 62
7 9 55
10 22 17 $0 7 8 & 64
Regarded as one of the most formidable continental Europeans. to appear in national tennis tournament since Karel Kozeluh
Toomed on the horizon, Roderick Menzel, Czechoslovakian giant, -in. shown during the national matches at the Germantown, PA, Cricket club.
A
DORRENCE CUP LAWN BOWLS
4 3 5 40 Taikoo Defend Trophy Against Kowloon Docks
4.50
2 6
2. 0 22
1st 2nd 3rd Us. N. Deilz
A
B. A. Proulx
1 3
20
2 4
3
3
0
High Speed (150)
2 0
S. Y. Liang
Brechin (157)
3 1
F. M. L. Seares
Soldier of Germany
S. N. Pan
(161)
3 I
R. H. Charles
Bright Star (158)
1
22
3Tane Man Wa
King's Bounty (148) 1
2.1
D. Black.......
Bright View (156)
1
2 0
J. L. Jordan
Mayflower (153)
W. H. Choy
["Gleneagles (161)
1
0
2
4
W, H. S. Davie
*New Star (161)
0
2 Y. T. Fung
Don (145)
-0 Q.
Pride of Tsingtao (145)
0 0
C. Taylor ..
1 21
King's Warden (161) 0. 0
0
1
2 p.m.
Jordan Handicap-1 M.
171 yds "D" Class
SIX WONDERFUL VOCAL RECORDS
DX 389 The Lost Chord
Columbia
Charles Kullman.
DX442-Flower Song (Carmen). Charles Kullman
In Good Time (140) Gay Buiterfly (150)
Surprise (145) Chow Fan (149) Chesterfield (140)
St. Ives (140)
No Fear (140).
DX540-Fair Maid of Perth ........
Heddle Nash.
Racing Pluck (168) King's Parade (148)
Sarabande (145)
Warrington (148)
0
National Day (140) 0.
Burgomaster (145)
0
H. P. Chansen
Yue Shun Wa
A. L. Caplan
F. F. LI
o Kui Ying
LX159-Boheme-Your Tiny Hand.. Georges Thill.
"The Redshank (168) 0 0 Boxing Ere (161) ... 0 D
6 W. W. Miles
5. P. Rees
53. Barrow.
8 A. D. Coppin
6 J. A. Johnson
110 Lo G. Ha
Cantalt Handicap----One Mile
"p" Class
The Goose (164) St. Joan (185)
D18079-Lucia Di Lammermcor
Enzo Lomante.
D18072-La Favorita
Enzo Lomanto.
2 1 39
SUNDAY'S ENCOUNTER
37 and Kowloon Decks, will be play- ed at Talkoo on Sunday at 3.15
0 Q 6 Talkoo
64 58 J. Wald
3 2 16 D. B. Bone.
109 W. Curmingham
101 J. G. Chalmers 0 1 TO
0 0 1 J. J. Whyte
(Skip)
Kowloon
J. Henderson,
T. Sweeney J. Lindsay
3. C. Brown
PROFESSIONAL DUE THIS MONTH
JH. TAYLOR RECOMMENDS ROBERT HITCHINGS
(By "FAIRWAY")
THE professional recently ap understand that the present THE
pointed by the Committee of the adjustable list of names is 10 shed which shelters the clock and the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club ar-be replaced by a professional's of rives here on Thursday week by fice, covering both the first holb the 8. Chitral further details are and the locker room, and that now to hand concerning this wel-players will be asked to "Play come addition to the staff.
away, please in proper style. If Robert Hitchings, prior to his perchance, a luckless cooli appointment, was assistant to Josh should chance to cross the first Taylor at Richmond Municipal fair-way at a most inopportune Course and is also highly recom
moment, will we hear a rival to mended by J. H. Taylor. Among Andrew's shout of "FORE" which Jimmy Alexander's stentorian St. his pupils in the past, was Pam Barton, whose notable perform- ance in the recent British Wo-Cattle grazing on the slopes of men's Championship and her over
Angus! whelming win in the French Hitehings will be on duty here, tournament are still fresh in our controlling the starting fat on memories. His duties I
Saturday afternoons and in the
under:
startles, so they say, even the
stend, include the control of the mornings and afternoons courses and Club house at Fan-Sundays and holidays. ling, the catering for which will
no doubt be in charge of Mrs.
Hitchings, and the control of the starting list. In addition he will be available at specified times,
A
on all
New Coaching Aren coaching area is being pre- pared alongside the 18th
The annual lawn bowls.com-for coaching.. petition for the Dorrence Cup, be- Naturally, the most important of fairway on the New Course and 40 tween Talkoo Docks, the holders, his duties ie the upkeep of the should prove sufficiently long for courses, and I feel certain that, the big hitters and wide enough- given every opportunity to put his for the vilest hook or slice that seasoned and experienced methods was ever perpetrated away out in into practice, we will see the the country and untalked about. courses in excellent trim this win- As far as I can gather, Hitch- ter.
ings will be available for coach- It can safely be assumed that ing at frequent specified hours at (Skip) the new professional brings with Fanling and also on two days a him a wealth of knowledge in week at Happy Valley. Tuition green keeping and it is to be fees should average about $8.00 hoped, with the greens com-per half hour's lesson, or $15.00 (Skip) mittee's co-ordination, that he will for a course of six It is to be be given a free hand in his super hoped he will be kept busy fox vision. As for catering, we can surely we are not all content to only hope that the high standard remain as we are, internally con (Skip) set by Mrs. Kerr will be main-scious of our failing, but openly
Stained
capping each. other's prowes And, finally, a timely word. The average golf professional at home question is a man highly regarded and able,
18. Pollock
2 J. Watson
2 W. Brown
T. Coleman A. Marshall J. Kempton
J. McKelvie
V. Hast
P. Park
J. Otozio
7 H. Basto featured the Recreio's
Starting Times Question NOTHER vexed
which has often raised a to mix in all company. And Lord
concluding premier league lawn grouse is also to le tackled-start-knows that in Hong Kong we are
0
10
bowls match
4 B 11 Docks, to whom they lost last:
W. G. Poy
Cavalcade (155)
$ 1
3 G. W. Bewell
Ting Star (158)
3
10
38. W. Tang
Classic Hall (145)
2
3 0
4 E. H. de C. Carvalho
Helter Skelter (340)
2
0 2
5 G. D. A. Gregory
"The Bodega (150)
0 0
4A. Wall..
ย
2
5 W. T. Stanton
0
0 @
4 A. J. Stocker
0
00
2 N. Drummond
GH. M. Remedios
.:0
0 0
(Skip)
2
? Ellis Joseph
.
8 K. W. Fung
A. W. Norrle
1
Dr. S. K. Lee
0 0
3 T. F. Stainton
0
5 H. Y. Liang
0 0
3D. Munro
W. Greig
F. Lebel...
0 0
0
(Skip).
0.0
3
0 0
A. H. BASTO IMPRESSES
A
F
A
Particularly fine drawing by A.
B Choy Wing Chio
H. A. de .B., Botelho
G. U. da Roza
against Kowloon ing. times.
R. A. Carroll
1
H. V. Rearne
0
0
2
33 Saturday at King's Park
by
A. A. R. Botelho
Q
3
0 45 three shots.
Australian Boy (146) 1
Glorious Star (142) ..
8Monoplane (148)
1
2 5
C.C.C. RINKS FINAL
0
1
4 Great Hall (148)
3
0
0
3
8: Tea Tak (147)
1 0
0 0
2. William Oaler. (147)
0
4Chief Seattle (146)
0 0
5
0 0 0
0.0
King's Warden (145)
between U. M. Omar's rink (J. W.
0
0
6
Bayardo (145) ..... 0
D.
S
Heart's Glory (145) 0 0
0
Landolt) and J. Cavanagh's rink
1 3 2
7 Racing Pluck (148) .. 1 0 Racing Triumph (148) 0·0
0
3
15
Mile
918 Paul) on Sunday at 3.15 p.m.
Fudge (149)
1 1 1 9
Beta (149)
1 0 8
West Parade (148)
0
Hell for Leather (152) 1 1
Gold Currency (150)
0 0
8 The Carp (154)
0
Badge (151)
1:
5
4
Soldier of Italy (155)
What A Chance (148) 0
6 The Bodega (154) 72
0
0
(Continued on next Column.)
[Dare Devil (149) ··
0
Delightful Chance
(150)
2 0
'Kindo (147)
0
10
6
0
10
6
Roiy Morn (159)
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*Fanling Fox (152) ..0
Polar Star (152) Lucy Glitters (142) "Vriday (140)
Empire Day (158)
The Giraffe (135) Portia (150)
Austin Plate-6. Furlongs
Ribble (155)
Soldier of Germany
(153)
0 1 1 8
0
1 Zero (147).
King's Worthy (147) 0
DRASTIC SOCCER CHANGES
(Continued from Column 4).
The
K.F.C. League Player
0
Carnarvon Stakes-One
(Novices)
Jangle Jim: (157)!
Fudge (140) Glad Eyes (140). Beta: (142)
D 0
0
1 9
3 The final of the Craigengower
7C.C. intra-members' Lawn Bowls
6 rinks' championship will be played
only the best of Company!
ل افلام
LEE BROTHERS FIGHT
FIERCE SWIM DUEL
Leonard, E. C. Barry and J., DIVING DECIDES ISSUE AT
9(D. Razario, Y. Abbas and F.
13
0
TAIKOO MIXED PAIRS
QUEEN'S COLLEGE MEET
A neck-and-neck struggle be-At the conclusion of the swim-
ז -
1. Pau Hon-lim; 2 la Po-kan;
of the Kowloon Bowling Green the issue, was won by Stanley, Bendar 100 Yards Free Style:
3 Club's handicap singles lawn who defeated his Irother by only
bowls competition:***
3
57
half a pointe
1.3. Lee, 2, N. Lee: 3. Ng Toun- det man Time 67 seco
FINCHER BEATS FLETCHERN. Tuan, who was third in the championship, collected his 10 points by gaining a place in E. C. Fincher (5) eliminated C. every event, he secured two Fletcher (+5) by a margin of 18 second and four third places, abots to 16 fn the First Round of
25 Yards Free Style (Classes 7&8) lau. Time: 19.1.8 secs,
1. Ne Shai-man; 2. Wong Ying- Junior 50 Yards Breast Stroke:
D. B., Bone and Mrs. Chalmers tween two brothers, Stanley and ming the prizes were presented by beat JC. Chalmers and Mis, Norman Lee, featured the an Mrs. J. J. de Rome, wife of the 8 Keown in the Semi-Final of the pal swimming sports of Headmaster.
Mixed Fairs lawn bowls, competi- Queen's College, held yesterday
afternoon in the European Y M-Junior 50 Yards: Free Style
Results tion at the Taikoo Docks R.C. Little Beauty+ (117).
C. A. bath.
1 lu Po kan; 2 Fau Hon-lam; 3. Racing Spirit (148) 0 0 2 10 HARDIE BEATS WATERTON IN Winning all three revente which Ng Shui-man Time: 3826 sece. Ironsides (147)
Sincerely Youre (145) -0° 0
HANDICAP. SINGLES
he entered for, Stanley Lee with Benior 50 Yards Free Styles St. Joseph's Experiment the R.A.S.C. last week. MeQueen, Antamok (146)".
that championship,
15 points, won the individual; 1. S. Leer 2. Ng Tian-man; 3. N.
Lee, Time: 28.1.5 secs. who was on the injured list last Kimberley Handi
N. Hardie (3) beat. Waters brother by as margin of 8-points.
defeating his Junior 100 Yards Free Style: FOR their match against the half, while Todd will lead the for-
week, will replace Morgan at right|
Farlongs ton (+4) in the Semi-Final Round The diving event which decided Mak Kwok-ying Time: 92.85 secs. Navy Strengthened Chinese Athletic on Sunday, or whitend T Copper Idol (140) .*.
Navy, who THE their senior league pro making several important changes. Lavior and Ludlow, Mcqueen, Collins Partnership) (149)
commence the Club ground, St. Joseph's are
team la-Hollins; - MM. gramme this season against the
S. Souza, their captain, will not and Newnham; Woodcraft, Goad, Todd, Ribble (158), Lincolns at Kowloon on Sunday, play owing to an injury to his O'Brien and Gormley,
Lemberg C168) will be considerably strengthen shoulder, sustained
Racing Boy (153) last week, ed by the arrival of the Verity while Rahman has been chosen' in and Suffolk. The Verity arrived preference to C. Gomes at back yesterday, and the Suffolk ar-
G. Fernandes will take ·Souza's
W. Arnold, who played for Gil-Wayward Stax (150) rived early to-day, ́ ́
place. Ward will lead the for- lingham in the Third Division of Solar Star (110):*** In the senior division team are wards in place of Aras, who is the English League last season, West Parade (140) several of the last season's in need of more practice, "Darkie" will be seen.at inside-right, his us- Fair View - (140) -pus players, and the Navy will be Lee is coming in at inside-right and ual position, for Kowloon's second Badge (148)
Gold Currency (140) fielding a strong side. Kernick, a R. Carrol, the jockey, will be tried team against the University on Monoplane (145):54 newcomer, had a try out with the out on the extreme-right. Saturday: He was absent from What A Chance (140) "B" team last week against the
Whether with these changes the previous matches owing to lack of Daylight Eve (145) Young Indians, and netted one of St. Joseph's will do as well as last practice.
Band Zero; (140) 42 the Navy's seven goals. This week when they were leading 4 to R. Everest, who played right- Great Hall (140)
Valorous (158) week he will lead the senior team. with only ten minutes to go, is back for the first team last Satur Flying Tourist On his right will be Smith, one of hard to say. If the forwarde can, day will be seen at right-half to "King" Worthy(158). last season's cutstanding players, while Burnage will be on his left going early it can be assured morrow for the second team, Royal Flush (140)
that a good game will be seen as Tinker
09 Hell for Leatife (150)): who is giving up William Daler (149) 0 0 2 8: The Carp (19) This trio, once they have played the Athletics have quite a fast ticket this season to play foot Chief Seattle (140) 0 0 15 together and obtained the neces-forward line.
ball will make his debut on Satur: Gay Craunder "(181) *
Dire Deri +(18 sary working understanding,
*Vigilance (140)35 St. Joseph's line-up is as follows:- day at inside-
Bold: Com Rade should prove very formidable, Lim, Rahman and Leonard Fern- The team will
Bayards (145) 0008 Ireander (158) The team, which has been selected andes Costa and Elma; Carroll D. Lee and Hickman:. Evere
Heart' Glory (180) 00:04 Vigo. (154)
Canberra Handicap 0
Banjolm *** Tillery of Hgm
Festival
- on the assumption that the Safolk Ward, Rocha, and Fernandes, Li
men are available:is as follows: Papper
" (Suffolk); Hornell (fcamaw); and West
(Rainbow); Pratt (SafOUS MAGaire R.A.0.C. Make Changes
(Suffolk) and Love (Buffolk); Robin
- ron (B,N.H,),/ Smith" (Suffolk), Ker-
nick (Orpheus)), Burnagg. (Whitiked) and Blanley (Whitshed),
The RAOC are making two changes in the teama
Donald Lee
christ and
The Tiger" (155)
8 the Lawn Bowls Singles Handicap 905 at the Kowloon Cricket Club
154" Night Star (185) 12 Nell Gwyn (14) 126 Aherity (135)
1 2 2 Racing Heart (185)- 118 Sincy Face (185) 11-8 Bas-Tor: (188) -
19 High Finanes (147)- -
12. Jordan Handicap 1
101-4
171
50 Yards Thrill
1. Pau Hon-kan; 2. 80 Yu-kwan; 3 In Po-kam. Time: 44 neca Bentor 50 Yards Breast Stroke
LAbdum 2. Ip Fung-aze; 8. Ng Than-man, Time: 39% seca
In the Senior 50 Yards S. Lee Long Plunge
and Ng Tsun-man made the turn Sin Sik-chuen; 1. N. Lee together but the former got Ng Teun-man. Distance: 42 ft 4 ins. a better push-off, and so gained a Senior 60 Yards Back-strokes alight lead on Ng, who, although, LN Leo 2 Ng Tun-man; swimming well was unable to Junior 30 Yards Back Stroke Chi, Pingchim Time: 38 sec catch up after the furn.1 Pan Hon-Jam; Mak Kwok-
The Lee brother
took ging a Ng Shin-man Time: 48.8.5 the lead in the
and secer
swam together!
turn when Br Lee advanta
third Senior Diving
Re
red an 18, Les; 2. N, Lee; 8. Ng Taun
turn Janier Diving
and touched a few yards ahead of NL
un-man-made
1 Ng Shui man:-2. Pan Hon-lam; 5.Mak Kwok-yinggalka
30 Yards Consolation Race: Won by Ng it was unage 2) Kit-man.
Zand
Inter-Class Team Race (Clash BYWon by Class 17-03
Class Team Racers
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