USEFUL GIFTS
For Grown Upt-
Racing Sticks with Bag Day Bags
Suede Antilope Silk Leather Crocodile etc.
Evening Bigs
In a Charming Variety Silk or Wool Scarves
Day Glover Evening Gloves Comume Jewellery
Novelties
Flap Jacks Cigarette Lighters Hangers Sponge Travelling Bags
atc., etc.
For Kiddies-
Animal Night Dress Casen. Zip Tops Napkin Rings
Pencil Sharpeners Fancy Pencil Holders
Book Ends
Work Boxes Hand Bags Hangers
Fanor Egg Cups Tooth Brush. Stands Scottie Rubbers Money Boxes Clothes. Brush Sets etc., etc.
Store open till 6, p.m. this week
LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.
RECORDS
FOR CHRISTMAS
DD1196-A Very Merry Christmas
DB 953 Christmas Hymns and Carols
*9563-Adeste Fideles-Noel
9127-Christmas Overture
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1934
"
KWOK CHUN HANG LEAVES FOR MELBOURNE
RAPIER'S RACING REVIEW
(Continued from Page 4.)
Unfortunately, Racing Heart was only seen at her best in her last) two outings After a disappointing opening half she came on very rapidly, and was at her best in the Champions when she cantered into! second place. High Finance was
another pony which water INTERPORT SOCCER
than his record suggested."
NIGHT STAR'S FINE EFFORTS
Liberty Bay was again the only unbeaten pony on the track and his 14 miles, track record in the St.; Andrew's Stakes even bettered Able| Amazon's record! Trentbridge was: only heaten by Liberty Bay and showed an advance on his 1938
DATE FIXED
Shanghai To Play Three Games.
"SUNDAY HERALD" CUP DRAW
+
The date for the Interpor foot.
(Continued from Page 4).
He won the Colony's 100 Yards
breast-stroke championship in the same year at the Victoria Recrea- STRONG NAVY RUGBY Lion Club when he beat Wan SIDE FOR TO-MORROW seconds to establish a new record Kwong-tin, the holder, in 77
for the distance by 1.-1/5 seconds HIS GREATEST YEAR
His greatest year of 'swimming
MAMAK HOCKEY
SUFFOLK LOSE TO UNIVERSITY
LATE DECIDER IN EVEN
ENCOUNTER
H.M.S. Suffolk experienced their
MRET CLUB “A” IN" FRIENDLY FIXTURE was last year, when he shattered first defeat in the Mamak Hockey his own Colony 100 Yards breast-Tournainent yesterday when they
PREPARATORY TO SATURDAY'S stroke record by 4 seconds, to re-lost to the University by the odd
TRIANGULAR TOURNEY
turn the wonderful time of 73 goal in three at King's Park. seconds which is almost as fast as The University held the upper A Club "A" rugby fifteen will tance in the free-style. This was scored in the first five minutes of some men can cover the same dis hand throughout the first half, and meet a Navy side in a friendly in connection with H.K.1.A.S.A. the game through Reed, their cen fixture on the Club ground to championships, swum in the Euro-tre forward. morrow. This will really be in the nature of a trial for the Navy
pean Y.M.C.A. bath, for Saturday's Triangular Tour
He then covered the H.K.I.A.S.A. centre-half, were among the out- Ozorio, inside-left, and W. Singh, nament encounter against the ship race in 74 seconds to secure
100 Yards back-stroke champion-standing players.
Just before the interval, Mid ja notable "double."
Smith received the ball a few yardı In his own sphore of swimming outside the circle and bent the
Club
The Civiliana'are fielding several
form. The biggest surprise provid, ball encounter between Hong Kong of their first fifteen men, but withe realised his greatest ambition backa to score the equaliser. ed by the old ponies, however, was and Shanghai, which takes place be weak in the back division, al-when he won the Individual Cham- On the resumption, the Suffolk Night Star's sterling performances in the Colony during the Chinese though Munro
and Robertson pionship of the South China Ath- took up the offensive and S. Chin against the newcomers-she was ac-New Year holidays, has been fixed should do some damage.
letic Association and secured his was thoroughly tested in goal, Ho
tually placed third in the Champions for February' d.. The Shanghal The Navy are turning out practi-second win ix. the Harbour race. made spectacular saves, and on. one
throughout the second half of the games, against the United Serteen, and are trying a newcomer in Double Tenth) he won the All-the-ball-outside the post."
season.
cords:
after maintaining good times team will also play two other cally the whole of their Arat fif
At Nanking on October 10 (The occasion dived full length to push vices on February 6 and the Com-Crews among the three-quarters, China 200 Metres breast-stroke The following were the new re.bined Chinese on February 9.
while Marsh, who usually plays as Championship in the brilliant time half for some time, the University These dates were decided upon at an inside three-quarter, will be of 3-minutes, 5 seconds, a National broke, through and scored the win- After being hemmed in their own the monthly meeting of the Hong seen at full-back.
Cheyne, who played stand-off poor conditions, the weather being netted past Woolley, the latter fail Kong Football Association, held
record and one established underjning goal through Ozorio, who 5.Furlongs, 1.04.2, Corroboree Han. yesterday evening and attended by will also be seen, among the backs,
half to Forbes a fortnight ago:bitterly cold. representatives of all affiliated Clubs while Webster will be in sup sented the H.K.I.A.S.A: against
At the end of last year he repre- at the circle's edge.
ing to clear after stopping the ball
AUSTRALIAN PONIES ABLE AMAZON—
dienp (Mr. D. Black).
6 Furlongs, 1.21.1, Sydney Maidens, (Mr. D. S. ZI.
1 Miles, 2.14.2, Brisbane Handicap (Mr. E. O. Butler)."
In connection with the Interport, it was decided to hold trial games
Spring on January 15 and 27.
116 Miles, 2.56.4, Rooty Hill Derby (Mr. D. S. Li).
Leger (Mr. E. O: Butler).. ATLAS-
RACING HEART
1 Mile 171. Yards, 2.0.4.
Athletic
port of Forbes at stand-off-half.
Dr. J. A. R. Selby will referee and Federation in an Interport contest
the Cunton Amateur the teams are:
Club:--G. P. Lammert; K. A. Munre,
at the European Y.M.C.A. bath,
own
SAPPERS CONTINUE TO WIN
Beat Service Corps In Mamak Encounter
It was also decided to give the Hong Kong Football Club 10 perc. A. Archer, L. G. Robertson and P and broke the 200 Yards British 1 Miles. 3.21.1, Freemantle St-cent. of the gross gate receipts of J. Gardner: R. H. Griffiths and D. A.National record held by T. Carton
the Interport game, as it was being Campbell; H. O. Bramble, W. E. Peers.net by several.seconds. 6 Furlongs, 1.20.1, Charters Towers played on their ground. The Com-BD. G. Barlow; W. G. C. Knowles, G Handicap (Mr. N. Deitz).
mittee, however, would not agree to and D. A. Cumming.
B. Jones; M. W. Scott; F. J. McGugan This year he has improved con-
BIG IMPROVEMENT dispose of a certain number of seats Adelaide to the Club in addition, as had been Sub, Lieut. Biggle (Kent), Surg. Lieut. breast-stroke record for the Co-their brilliant unbeaten record in
Navy-Sto, Marsh (Suffolk), Pay siderably and broke. his
The Royal Engineers retained the practice in previous years.
Benson (Medway), Lieut. Cheyne (Med-lony 100 yards by negotiating the the Mamak Hockey Tournament "Sunday Herald" Cop Draw
way) and Sub. Lieut. Crews (Med distance in 72 seconds at the yesterday when they defeated the way); Lt. Webster (Cornwall). and Lt. Forbes (Medway); Comdr.
V.R.C. championships. Koome In the Sunday Herald Cup Com-wall), Pay. Lt. Sowman (Kent); Lt. honours in September of this year
Royal Army Service Corps by thres (Medway), E. R. A. Galletley (Corn- petition, the match between Portu Evans (Suffolk), Sub.-Lt. Coltort (Med when he travelled up to Shanghai by an only goal, scored by Harding
He gained his first Interport clear goals at Sookunpoo. gal and Wales, which was
The Sappers led at the interval to be way): Lt. Kelburne (Falmouth), Lt,
Nullah
Stakes (Mr. H. M. Pih).
SAUCY FACE-
6 Furlongs, 1.19.3. Nullah Plate (Mr. Ip Kui. Ying). BRONZE ERA-
Organ.
11 Miles, 2.24.2, Champions N. Deitz).
(Mr.
Organ. NELL GWYN-
Orchestra. B.
Victoria
Reserve-Mne. Pickstone (Kent),
Mile, 1.473, Randwick Plate (Mr-played on Christmas Day, was fixed Comdr. Whitfield (Falmouth) and E. A. where he set a new Interport re- Pegg and Wood netting the other
Proulx). HIGH FINANCE—
for Boxing Day. The match be-Hammett (Phoenix), tween Ching and England will be
cord for the 100 Yards breast-two in the later stages of the game. played on the same day. The Por-
stroke in 76 seconds.
It is interesting to note that no tugal-Wales match will take place on the Kowloon ground, and the other match on the Club ground.
1 Mile 171 Yards, 2.00.2. Orchestra. Park Handlean (Mr. P. P. Botelho).
CHINA PONIES
G7192-While Shepherds Watched
Temple Singers,
G7190 Hark, The Herald Angels Sing
Temple Singers.
G7191--O Come, All ye Falthful
Temple Singers,
THE ANDERSON MUSIC CO., LTD. Ice House Street
Goal-Scorers
To Date
DIVISION I.
Johnstone (Police)
Howe (Club)
Higgins (Lincolns)
Ho Ka Keung (Athletic)
Lai Shul Wing (8. C. "B")
Fortey (BW.B.)
Cheuk Shek Kam (S.C. "B")
Fung King Cheong (S.C: "A")
Ip Pak Wah (S.C. "A")
Tam Kong Pak (8. C. "A")
Glass (Navy)
DIVISION II.
Griffen (E. Lance.)
Rydings (E. Lancs.)
Thorpe (E. Lanes.)
McGuinness (Lincolns)
Morton (R.A.) Cheung Fak Fat (8. China) DIVISION III.
Sandford (E. Lance) Clarke (R.A.S.C) Routledge (R.A.Ö.C.) Purcell (B.W.B.) .... Tate (R.A.F.) E. Santos (Recreio) Cresaley (E. Lanes)
•Cousins (Lincolns)
Qualification 7 goals,
RANGER'S EXCLUSIVE FORECAST
(Continued from Page, 4.)'
SCOTTISH LEAGUE ABERDEEN (8) v Partick: (0) Albion (-) ▼ DUNDEE (-) CLYDE (5) v. Ayr (2) HAMILTON (4) v Hibernian (1) HEARTS (3) v Falkirk (1) Kilmarnock (4) v.CELTIC.(8) QN'S PK. (2) v Airdrie (1)
Tel: 21922.
TRENTBRIDGE-
5 Furlongs, 1.10.3, Double Tenth Plate (Mr. A. J. P. Heard) LIBERTY BAY
1 Miles, 2.56.3, St. Andrew's Stakes (Mr. B. A. Proulx).
STAKES WINNERS The following were the leading
The selection of the Welsh team was left to the Royal Welch Fusi- llers; the Portuguese team to Mr. Barnes, the English to a Sub-Com- mittee consisting of Capt. Williama," Commdr. Whittaker, Major Manners and Mr. T. G. Stokes; and the Mr. L. Dunbar's Liberty Bay.. $9,190 Chinese team to the Chinese Ama Mrs. Pearce's Trentbridge... $6,300 teur Athletic Federation. Mr. Leong Kwok Cheong's
stakes winners:
CHINA PONIES
Cavalcade
86,117
Mr. Li Shlu Pang's Soldier of
China Mail Sports Diary
Britain
Mr. Hem's Gladiator
$5,350 $3,555
Kong, Bros' Electric Star
Mr. Dynasty's King's Fancy Messrs. Mackle & Graybara's
Brechin
Golf:-
Mr. Leader's Copper. Idol Mr. L. Dunbar's Oak Bay
AUSTRALIAN CLASS
ADAMSON CUP
VALLEY
Clark Qualifies
On his return to the Colony he team in the tournament has yet shattered the existing South China scored a goal against them. Harbour swim record by securing
· MAMAK HOCKEY WIN
his third win in 23 minutes!
Kwok Chung-hang is now in per- feet condition, the best proof of tournament on the Police Training Playing in the Mamak hockey ¡this being furnished by his School ground on Sunday, H.M.S. amazing time of 2 minutes 37 Medway defeated the United by 2 seconds for the 200 Yarda Breast goals to 1, after being on level AT bath last Friday in an unoficial tre-forward, netted both the Med- Stroke in the European Y.M.C.A. terms at half-time. Morris, cen- timing. This is one-fifth of a se-way's goals while Jones, at inside. cond outside the present British right, scored the United's only Amateur record held by S. Bell,
goal.
Mamak League Table To Date
PLANS UNCERTAIN wins, but he had an amazingly large
Kwok's plans on his return to R. F. Clark, with a card of 83-14 the Colony are not quite settled as $3,500 number of placings, which raakes 69, qualified for the Adamson he intends to further his studies at R. E 39.075 one wonder whether he would have Cup, played at Happy Valley be the Kai Nam Commercial College R.C. of Signals
reached the half-century had. hetween December 7 and 16. $2,282
been riding as he was in the former
in Shanghai early in the new year. Police Other scores were: J. MacKnight | 52,925
St. Andrews $2,812 year.
80—10—70; A. E Clarke 85-15 ed to a tifin, in honour of his par- University,,
Yesterday, Kwok was entertain-R.A.S.C. Section LG.U. medal competition Fathan's Able Amazon ...
Two jockeys graduated during the =70; 1. Apgurm 88--1771; J. Lticsogtion in the Games, by the Mak Suffolk $7,442 season-Mr. D. Black, and Mr. P. Franks 85-15-72; A. E. Charman Ngah Swimming Unfon, comprising Diamond (New Course, Fanling).
Mr. L. Dunbar's Woodland Stag $2,500 Botelho-and bath had the distinc-84-12-72; J. J. King 89-16-73. the best Chinese swimming talent Medway
United Mr. H. S. Chan's Australian Boy: $1,900tion of riding record-breakers seon There were 18 entries.
FATALITIES IN YEAR
TO-DAY
Royal Hong Kong Golf Club Ladies'
Hockey
H.K.S.R.A. v Punjab Regiment
Y.M.C.A. v Recreio
15
Meetings:-
11
MR. DEITZ WINS
(Continued from Päge 6.)
H. M. Fib
18
10
A. L. Caplan
A. Neggebaut
W. G. Poy
Choy Wing Chia
A. A. R. Botelho
3 $ 27
3
2
2 8 0 10
There was an exceptional: number after their initiation.
(87,575), Antamok ($50) and Adam
FUSILIERS LOSE TO RECREIO
Jin the Colony. This was held at Duncan
the King's Restaurant, and was at-12th Battery tended by Mr. A. G. Donn, thẹ
C. BA
104 3 3.23.28 11 8.4 2. 2,14,11 10 17.5-11.10 2.10 :.83 2.3.16:15 9 7,2 2 3.9 12 7
PAWL. D. FAP18 76.0 1 21 18
4 2.1 112 8.
7 1 3 3 4 105
9 0 5 49, 28.
2 1 1 0 2 5 50.41 19 5.04:12,5 1 1.00 1.1 1,1
Treasurer of the H.K.I.ASA, who Dainty 6.0.6 0.5 23.0 co-operated to make the invitation MISUNDERSTANDING LEADS TO and visit to Australia possible.
Last Saturday evening Kwok was
Losers' Defence Put the guest of honour at a Chinese
Up Game Display
Keen in action at the European
(Marine, 4.30 p.m.) (Y.M.C.A. Grd., 5.15 pm.) of fatalities among the ponies as
ONE SERIOUS ACCIDENT the follow list substantiates:
Only one serious accident occurr. Royal Hong Kong Golf Club
Princess Angeline ($600), Tecum-ed during the year under review, (Jardine Matheson's Board Room,
5.30 p.m.) Beh ($1,450), and What's That Mr. H. S. V. Mobop being badly among the Australian class and thrown by Rose Leaf in. the Shatin Weybridge ($8,000), The Redshank Handicap during May. I understand
HOCKEY, POSTPONEMENT ($125), The Pochard, The Fantber he is unlikely to ride again." ($2,650) The Godwit ($1,250), Mr. Gilbert Harriman, who made
dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Mok Through 9 misunderstanding, Tenorio, Sunning (85,222) Sporting a very nice little comeback, was un-
Kon-song at their residence In the friendly hockey game between Life (8600), Red Fox ($300), Power- forunately indisposed in the second
Robinson Road. Mr. Mok was the the Eighth Battery, R.A., and the ful King: ($2,850), Panama ($1,950), half owing: to an operation. There friendly hockey match yesterday, Sugar Refinery Co., Ltd., and is a been played yesterday was post-
Playing at King's Park in a former compradore of the Taikoo Incognitos, which
should..baye Navy Hall ($1,825), Maria Petra is no mere: jolly, personality on the the Recreio defeated: the Fusiliers very prominent member of the poned. 4 10,
(8400), King Salmon ($2,897), De track than Gilbert, and his presence by two clear goals. 2-23 | Minimis ($3,119), Dancing Butter was badly missed.
Chinese community. Among the The Fusilier forwards failed to distinguished guests who were pre-YM.C.A. bath. 3 10 fly ($1,500), Bag and Baggage THREE-FIGURE DIVIDENDS combine and were slow in the at-sent were Mrs. Hu Man-min, wife
Seventeen three-figure dividends tack. Their defence, however, was of the southern political leader. were recorded during the season, as outstanding and broke up several ENTERTAINED BY TRAINER
Kwok la promised a wonderful follows:-
visit to Australia, an extended promising movements. It was, not $841.50-Heart's Joy
On Sunday night, Kwok and many champions having been arranged tour in company with the French till late in the first half that the prominent Chinese swimmers were to last several weeks. (Mr. F. FLI) at Mace Recreio took the lead from a well-the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leung Included in the itinerary will 8557.60 Flying Tourist
(Mr, Tang Man Wa) placed shot by Beltrao. $489.00—Hydroplane
Tit-sang. Mr. Leung, it will be be a visit to the gold mining cen- Jones, the military goal-keeper, recalled, trained Kwok and was tres of Ballarat and Bendigo. At (Mr. B. A, Prouis) played a very, fine game, and stop-responsible for his early days in the latter place the swimmers will $335.50–Dancing. Battery,
(Mr. P. P. Botelho) ped many dangerous shots, but he the water... $313.00-Cavalcade
was slow in clearing. (Mr. H.. P, Chanson) B. Gosano led his forwards
be conducted over one of the deep- It is worthy of note that the est gold mines in the world. $284.70-Bronxe Ers
European Y.M.C.A have helped Leaving Bendigo, the party will (Mr. N. Deit many fine movements, but was inconsiderably
towards Kwok's *$248.30-Little, Beauty
clined to hesitate when about to
proceed to Mildura, the centre of training a placing their heated- Victoria's dried fruit industry. (Mr. Tang Man Wa) shoot. The halves, Oliverio, Gon pool at his disposal during the re $247.10 Helter Skelter
salves, and P. Xavier, supported cent months, and he is deeply At Mildura a kangaroo hunt is (Mr. A. J. P. Heard) their forwards well, feeding them grateful to them.
KANGAROO HUNT. $228.60 Dancing Battery -
being arranged in honour of the In addition to Kwok Chun-hang, visitora
*H. Y. Liang 25GW, Sewell
S. W. Tang
H. A. de B. Botelho
E. II. Carvalho
C. D. A. Gregory
I. E. Noronha
"R. M. Wood
Woo Tucson
1.J. W. Hope
W. T. Stanton
(86,587) among the Chins class 13 the figures in brackets are the stakes
0 1 0 17 won.
In addition to these Charming Star, winner of $2,777 in stakes, sustained a nasty fall and was sent to stud in Shanghai. Tiana bas also gone to stud in the North, and understand that Blue Star, pur chased at a recent auction by Mr.
2 Priestley, is unlikely to race again. The Ruddy Sheldrake, a disappoint-
Ellis Joseph
C. N. Kong
T. P. Saunderson
0
A. J. Stocker
W. N. Yeh
0
0
ing sub of this season is likely
to
@
0
Lecome a hack, I hear..
0
MR. PROULX'S, ADVANCE
0
$
Mr. Proulx roda 5 more winneral
K. W. Fung
*F. Lobel
CW:W.Miles
H. 8. V. Mossop
"H. M. Remedion
H. P. Rees
N. Cochrane
A. Wall.
Yeung Wing Kwal
"3. Barrow
A. D. Coppin
KJ. A. Johnson
LoG Hin Dr. 8. E. Lee
Queen O'S (0) v MOTHERW'L. (6) RANGERS (-) v Dunfermline () ST. J'STONE (1) v St. Mirren (1)
[Figures in brackets denote result G. U. da Boza of corresponding game last season, and E. A. Carroll -teams in capital letters: are favoured to J. C. Ingram -win. All team mentioned first are *H. V. Pearso -playing at home:]
Novice.rideza
than in 1988 and had the satisfac- tion of riding the best race of the year in the October Handicap when he rode Diana Bay to within a short head of Trentbridge. Mr. EO. Butler, who took third place in the final standings, improved his 010 012 last season's tally by 11 winners 0 12 and made two record-breaking 026
Mr. Heard was not as successful Es he was in 1998, dropping.
3
(Mr. B. A. Proulxy with nest and accurate passes.. $205.00-Chow Fan
G. Gutterres, at inside-left, scor- the Melbourne Centenary Com- Leaving Mildura the trail will Mr. Tang Man Wed the Recrelo's second goal in the mittee have invited Jean Taris, the lead to the great wheat belt of the $193.00 Tillicom
(Mr. D. Black) second half, with a hard drive from world-famous French free-style Wimmera at Horsham, thence to 3177.00 Copper Idol
close in. Mr, G. A. Harriman)
swimmer, Emil Poussard, the the Gippsland Lakes where motor The teams were: $141.00 Mutiny Bay
Recreio:-H. Britto; A. E. Remedios the world record holder of the 100 rapgede
famous French, diving star, and boating and will be ar DEN (Mr. E. O. Batler) and A. V. Gosano; M. Oliverio, J, Goo *$185.80+High Speed
alves, and P. Xavieri A. Botelho, G and 400 Metres Backstroke, S. A place of much interest which (Mr E. N. Pan) Gutterres, D. Gosano, N., Beltran and Kiyokawa of Japan, who is part-will be visited is Yallourn, where $114.00-Gold Currency
KARAN AL BOXavier.
cipating together with 8. Saka- Victoria's electricity centre is
(MP4 87 W. Pan)Fusiliers and
$113,79-Jones (Mr. S. Y. Sun) Farmer Sharp, Clegg Hill and O'Rat 3101.00-West Parade ferty Downy, Johnson, Richardson,
(Mr. P. P. Botelho) Gwyder Jones and Summers,
Sam, one of the coming sprinters. situated, and which is also
The two Japanese recently pase site of one of the biggest brown. ed through the Colony and were coal mines in the world.