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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1935

SHOOTING STAR AND SAUCY FACE GO LA

GOLF NOTES

(By “NIBLICK"}

Nou in the qualifying round

TET par was the best card re-

mer

of the Kowloon Golf Club's Sum-l

Cup. competition. H. H. Mundy and W. A. Stewart head- ed the list with two 67's. I noted from the results reported in, a contemporary that the latter was precluded for some reason.

Second score placing went to W. J. Geall with a net 70, while the rest of the qualifiers tailed off to the low 80's.

It was indeed a surprise to read that Pat Taylor had been nosed out of the 16 match-play qualifiers in a field of 24, his low handicap stands as proof positive of his past prowess and one is led to wonder if this slip can be attributed greens.

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DAY'S FIVE “C”

DIVISION TENNIS

LEAGUE MATCHES

WILL SOUTH CHINA CHECK INDIANS?

KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB MAY BEAT DOCKS TEAM

STREAMLINE BACK

DERBY DAY'S MOST DANGEROUS RIVAL SOLAR STAR FIT ENOUGH TO

UPSET BIG DOUBLE POOL

(By "Rapier")

TO-MORROW'S Seventh Race Meeting, the last

one of the first half of the season at the Val- ley, promises to be a really exciting one as the handicapper has performed his difficult task in a most satisfactory manner. Though we are un- likely to see Shooting Star, a record holder, Saucy Face, and Daylight Eve competing, on account of lameness, Derby Day, Streamline, and Just That will be attempting welcome comebacks.

Capt. GET. Byeston, the British motor-racing driver, ha signed a twin monopasta attack several world land spent be hope

nating car with which

cords during the summer mon

POLICE AND K.C.C. MAY CAUSE UPSETS

(Continued From Page Ijë

The "daily double" pool will be swelled by the $2,000 odd from the last Meeting and the Juling Stakes will be carrying over $50,000 in $1 tickets. Mr. B. Ralph will be riding again at the Valley 50 per cent of the players 1- for the first time in eight years

he has not se company for any senior teams

cured any really good ponies, but it might be again worth watching him. So that, taking everything xainst the Kowloon Cricket C all round, it should be a very interesting after-to the "guardians of the

the rule governing a ball in! the stream at the second, third and ninth holes, will be changed from a

After practically a week of dis-noon's sport. stroke and distance penalty to appointment caused by the uncer- loss of stroke only. This will line tainty of the weather, it is sikere BEAUFORT up with the rule at the first boley hoped that bright sunshine will Having won at Macao last Sun-Mr. Pin and must be considered

bis rider

HANDICAP. -Bobniak Star will be ridden by

Taikoo came into the livină

when they wON and one wonders what will kar should they turn out ing strength.

Yachtsmen's Big Task

and is,parallel with No. 27 in the reet this afternoon's "D" Division day, Twenty Grand must carry dangerous on ́account of his past will beat the Bowling Green? In Golfer's bible, the Royal and Lawn Tennis League fixtures. ja 7 lb. penalty, so he will start form.

Can anyone say the Yachte Ancient Rules.

Five interesting clashes are down with 152 lbs. It is not known The stream at the eighth is de teresting of which will probably be However, he should win with He has always run prominently Kowloon, and this match abe

for decision to-day, the most in who

Got That (Mr. Butler) is a fast ment would make interesting the salient points of their clared out of bounds with the us the meeting between the Civil Ser-Clear View second and Flyover the first six furlongs of his give the home team another is at present-beginner and has a lot of speeding They meet this Saturday ual penalty of stroke and distance vants and the Police at the Valley.bynight third. Mr. Liang will races, and this distance

The Committee's decision on this hole is very fair as the stream must

Bowling Green Weaker

ride Clear View and Mr. Frost suit be quite 70 yards to the right of

will take out Flybynight

points The closest match in st Fox-Trot. the tee to hole line, and anyone who

year's batch Dr. Macgowan's Bonny Dundee this pony to be the best of this gengower, and, if MacFarlane

"horsey experts here consider tween the Football Club and

our Junior series shonid slices with a 70-yard curve deserves

be that Fox-Trot. to be penalised.

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The Bowling Green Club are very

much weaker than last season, and will be ridden by Mr. Black. This their chances of beating the Army a good combination and I make this afternoon are not considered this the outside choice. very bright

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should am told that

If there is to be an upset I would say it should come from Got That Mr. B. Ralph will ride Gold

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TAIKOO FOUR CAUSE MAJOI SENSATION

BONDI HANDICAP-Shooting Star pulled up lame after his gal-smith, but I fear this poży is lop last Wednesday and will not slightly outclassed start Sancy Face is also report- this occasion of wishing Mr. Ralph the planting of shrubs and trees:

ed to be lame and is unlikely to the best of luck now that he has for the beautification of the Colony

start to-moXTOW.

{Continued from Page 43 Ireturned to the reminded me

that we had about

Derby Day, the picture of fitness,jabsence of eight years...

fold after two hundred trees

in embrya

covered the half mile in 0.52.2 and

Laz played an inspired game an planted around the course

Mr. Deitz will ride Racing Heart;extracted his side from many sprinted a some twelve months ago. A close in-result from the meeting of the at the Annual Meeting and

A fairly close encounter should Tuesday. She

on she disappointed

difficult position. On spection of the sites did not reveal Kowloon Football Club

the In the expected brown twigs and green Kowloon Dock's Eecreation

ran feeling too well,

him, in a desperate effort to st the prominently over the first three leaves, in fact, to quote from an both of whom, have been narrowly

My selections, after careful con- the game, he just missed the la Club, quarters of a mile at Easter. sideration of the ponies' abilities by the narrowest possible may i old tag, they were most conspicuous defeated by the Indian Recreation prove under. Mr. Davis careful 2-Bobniak Star 3-Australian Australian Boy continues to im-at the barrier, are 1-Derby Day, by their abence.

training and is in light at 145 lbs. Boy. He appears fresh after his run be- The Kowloon Football Club have hind Amazon and should be a dis-goes up 7 lbs. dae

JUBILEE PLATE -Bayardo very good partnership in W. Tinct menace to Derby Day (Mr. Macao.

to his win in Proulx).

King's Warden Mr. Frost) should win with Gladiator (Mr. Davis) second and Sadko (Mr. Deitz) third. I think the dis- tance is too far for Macaroni and

won the Maidens ago and possibly she is not head, when the shot was agains

The hoped for woods were pur- chased from the B. F. Dept., in case anyone misconstrues the inference, I had better add that the initials stand for Botanical and Forestry.

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OVERHEARD AT THE

NINETEENTH

the secret of good timing is to be off the first tee in front

of the practice swinger.

Club.

Good Partnerisip

and

Knox and J. Willis, who are likely to cause the downfall of their op- ponents this afternoon.

The Indians are at present lead- ing in the League, but are likely

clash with South China. to meet their Waterloo when they

To-day's Programme

The following is to-day's programme.

KDRC.

the Club has a few finished players but most of them are in the FC rough.

| IRC. Willie Tyke was deterred in KCC.

C.S.C.C. the first round, eight strokes and a K.B.G.C. drop of water couldn't help him; of}

course, a Tyke did it.

V S.C.AA YRS.C ▾ P.R.C

Y ATC.

a Scot could tell an Ander- A DERBY TIP FROM

song fairy story if he stood on the right side of the water and wen far enough back.

repeated that crack about keeping the rules of golf simplified) and the simps of golf raleified.

AUSTRALIAN TEAM FOR S. AFRICA Four Tests Included In 15 Matches

Sydney, Apr, 30. The Australian Cricket Board of Control has chosen a strong side to tour South Africa during next sea-

LORD DERBY

WILL HISTORY BE REPEATED?

SIR ABE BAILEY AND BOBSLEIGH FANCY

London, May 2...

Rapier's

Selections

RACE 1

TWENTY GRAND CLEAR VIEW FLYBYNIGHT.

RACE 2

DERBY DAY BOBNIAK STAR AUSTRALIAN BOY

Lord Derby made an admirable RACE 3 chairman of the Pilgrims dimer

KING'S WARDEN GLADIATOR SADKO

to the Duke of Kent on Tuesday. It is hoped that he will prove as Jadmizable a tipster for the Derby. PACE 4

He said that on the last occasion

GOLD COIN

he presided at a Pilgrims' dinner SPINAWAY

horse he had in an important race at Epsom did very well: This RACE 5

FLIRT

son Fourteen players have been year he had another horse of PRIDE OF TSINGTAO

selected....

which he had high hopes, and he hoped that history would repeat it-

V. Y. Richardson will captain the self side, but the vice-captain will not); be nominated until the Board meets

1933 Derby Wi

SOLAR STAR PARTNERSHIP

RACE 6

ATLAS STREAMLINE JUST THAT

RACE 7

HIGH WEST BEGINNER'S LUCK FLAMINGO

again in September. The team; The occasion to which Tord V. Y. Richardson, B. A. Barnett, Derby was referring was in 1933. WA Brown, A. G. Chipperfield, He presided at the dinner to wel- LS Darling, HL Ebeling, J. Hcome Mr. Bingham, the new Ameri- Fingleton, L. O'B. Fleetwood-Smith, can Ambassador, on May 30. The C. V. Grimmett, S. J. McCabe, E. following day his colt Hyperion RACE B McCormick, L. P. OBrien, W. A. had an easy Derby win. Oldfeld, W. 7:0 Beilly

This year. Lord Derby's hope is During the tear afteen matches, Bobsleigh, and his meinding five Tests, will be played one of many, who fancy him A DOUBLE PRIDE OF TSING

owner is only The Tests will be at Durban (2), short time ago Sir Abe Bailey tip TAO AND HIGH WEST Johannesburg (2) and Cape Town ped Bobsleigh, saying that his LONG SHOT DOUBLE SOLAR

chance was "excell

STAR AND FLAMINGO

Benter.

GREAT HALL DOUBLE CHANCE INVERMARKS

Hetman

Simmonds Enters Secom Round Of Open Singles BEATS BEBBINGTON-BY SIX SHOTS AFTER 24 ENDS

·

LANTAO HANDICAP. — Day- light Eve is also lame and a non- starter. 1 see Don is entered- After his recent rum I feel hel should just about win this race. Mr. Frost will ride Valorous, but I fear he is handicapped by yesterday, E. W. Simmonds beat N Father Time Gold Coin is in Bebbington by 6 shots in the light at 142 lbs. and will be close First Round of the Open Singles up to the winner with Spinaway Lawn Bowls Championship. (Mr. Butler) knocking at the door

Scores were:

On the Club, de Recreio green

0

after his splendid run in the novice Head E. W. Simmonds N. J.Bebbi race last timeout Flirt looked dangerous for a while, in the straight at the last meeting and possibly the shorter distance will) suit her.

(Continued on Paje 10)

EX-LBA SECRETARY · LEAVES FOR HOME

23·

Mr. Harry Hampton, former Hon. Secretary of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association, left the Colony 19 this morning for good by the R. M. S. Empress of Asia. He carries with him the good wishes of, äll bowlers.

Second Division Table To Date

(Continued from Page 4)

Shot

FL Rapley (KBGC) N.M Currie (8FFC} C. Strange (CSCC) A. A Lewis (CCC) LCB. Boa (CEE) L. Et Lammert, (K.C.C.)

J. M. Jack (KCC),

Car (KCC) C3 Tacchi (CO) #

JL. Shellshear (RHKYC)

TOTAZ

10

150 75 75

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