CHINA - MAIL
ANSAMANY-3-1938
RETURN OF SOME OLD FAVOURITES
REGAL AND COLUMBIA
DANCE RECORDS
FB -1090Why: dreapt
Carroll Gibbons and Savoy Orpkeans
Why stars come out at night. FB 1096-Its and old Southern custom
.: Carroll Gibbons and boy friends According to the moonlight.
FB 1104 Go into your dance
~ Jokkny Green and orek.
The little things you used to da
FB 1152 Is'nt this a lovely day' No strings.
FB 1084 Way down in Honolulu.
* Barating ne
-FB-1081-Call me sweetheart.
Ex little gipsytes room TB 1083-Little dash of Dublin
Marina waltz.
ANNUAL RACE MEETING
Jockey Club Announce Programme
DERBY ON FEBRUARY 24
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The first day of the "Annual [Race Meeting will be held on Saturday, February 22, 1936 and Phil Ohman and orch.will be continued on February 24, 25, 26 and 29′ respectively. The draft programine is given below, the entries for which will close on Saturday, January 18, 1996, at 3
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Len Filis and novelty orek.
Gibbons and Orpheons (p.
Debroy Somers band
THE ANDERSON MUSIC CO., LTD.
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Tel. 21322
CERAMIC & REFRACTORY PRODUCTS
CLINKER,
PAVING,
BUILDING
& FIRE
BRICKS
FIRST DAY
Saturday, February 22
1. The Foochow Cap, One and a babi zailles.
Miss J. Weller, above, the "Y" Ladies hocka Halkeeper has recently returned from England
and is now playing wel between the sticks for the “T”.
2- The Wong Nei Cheong Stakes GOLF STARTING
((Fist Section) Half a mile.
3. The Maiden, Stakes, Six *for-
longs
The Sydney Maiden Stakes,
TIMES
First Section) Six furlongong Pairings For Fanling
Next Sunday
6. The Wong Nei Cheong Stakes!
(Second Section) Half a mile.
7. The Sydney Maiden Stakes.
(Second Section) Six furlongs.
The following are the Royal
8. The Trial Plate, One and a Hong Kong Golf Cinb starting |quarter miles.
times for Fanling next Sunday:
9. The Valley Stakes, Six fore
Llanes.
10. The Old Course Plate, One and a quarter miles.
Monday, February 24
OLD COURSE
WOMAN ATHLETE TO CHANGE HER SEX
WHAT OF HER WORLD RECORDS?
AMAZING REPORTS MADE
Prague, December 3.
MISS ZDENKA KOUBKOVA, the Czecho-
slovak holder of the world's record for women for the 80 and 800 metres
K. Lad
is to to t
change her sex. Miss Koubkova, who is in here twenties, has given up her membership of all women's sports association to which she belong-
ed
She has decided to submit to an operation and will then be registered as a man. 5. This will be the second operation she has undergone since her sex was doubted. What will now become af the world and Czechoslovak records for women which she held?
It is held here that the matter will have to go before the International Board, but that as there is evidence of her being of female sex when the records were established it is thought that she will be allowed to retain them.
In addition to holding the world records for the 80 and 800 metres Miss Koubkova holds
3.24 1. F. S. Kußer, ... J. Maciseven Czechoslovak records.
Knight
STONE-
WARE
11. The Bendigo Stakes. One mile. 12 The New Stables Plate, From the Two Mile Post Once Round and In (About one mile 171 yards).
SECOND DAY
$28
932
9:56
Ex
PIPES &
9.40
GLAZED
1- The Tower States, From the 9.44 Two Mile Post Once Bound and In (About one mile 121 yards).
9.48
TIES.
The Perth Plate (First "Sec- tion). One mile.
9.52
3. The Curragh Stakes, One mile. 4. The Victoria Stakes, Que mile.
9356
5.
The Garrison Cap, One Mile.
Ask for our Illustrated Catalogue-Compare our Prices
and Inspect our wide Range of Samples
6. The Mongolian Stakes, Seven (10.00 Mariongs.
7. The Melbourne Cup, From the 10.04 Two Mile Post Once Round ^and Ini
THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION (About one mile 171 yards).
DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents, Big Kong.
NAWAB OF PATAUDI
AND TEST
To Play For India Against England
PERMISSION APPLICATION MERE FORMALITY
(By "FAIR FIELD”) The Nawab of Pataudi will have to seek permission to play for All India against England" in next season's Test matches in this country. His application will come before the spring meeting of theị Board of Control I understand it
will be treated as a mere formal- ity and granted" without discus- sion
JOHN HENRY LEWIS KNOCKS. OUT JOHNS IN SECOND ROUND
Light Heavyweight Champion
In Winning Form.
Phoenix, Ariz, December 18, John Henry Lewis, of Phoenix, light-heavyweight champion the world, scored a two round knockout here tonight over Colo man Johns, of Dayton. scrappers weighed in at 181 and In his last bout, Lewis dropped 178 pounds, respectively.
a ten rotund decision to the vote- zan Maxis Rosenbloom as Chicago It was a non-title fight, as the boxers entered the ring, over- weigh-Associated Press.
110.08
& The Hong Kong Derby, One|10.12 jand a bak miles.
10.16
9. The Chater Cup, One and 210.20 quarter miles
30 The Challenge Cup, One, and Ehree-quarter miles.
11. The "Black Rock" Stakes, One 10.23 mile
12 The Perth Plate (Second Sec-10.22 tion), One mile.
THIRD DAY
Tuesday, February 25
-K
A. McKellar, J. Forbes.
WOTE.
Miss Koubkova, siiin and fixxén-
4. Sommerfelt. D. J. Gil-haired, established her world re- cord for the $80 metres at the women's world games at the White City last year. She from her competitors to
A. M. Hirsh, D. A ́O'- Kieffe
J. S. Dunnett, A. K. For #sthas
N. Williamson, E. K Collings.
TR. Bowell, R. A. Rod-
J. M. Gray, W. J. E. Mac- *cenzie.
ran away
shatter
the previous record by six seconds with a time of 2min. 12 4-10ser
Not Women!
JOHNNY KING AND SESTO
* ESCOBAR TO MEET
Holder To Defend His World Title
New York, December 2 Johnny King. the British,ban- tamweight champion, may meet Sirto Escobar, the Mexicas hold- der of the world's title, in a title fight shortly.”
After the games had been con- cluded and the teams had returnat
W. A. Smalley, T. Red home, Mr. B. C. Sims, the man- Chassels.
T. C. Monaghan,
Tittlejohn
P. Morrison, W. W. She wa
Kager of the South African British Empire games team, when making
C. his report to his committee, alleg- ed, to the astonishment of every- G. T. May, R. C. Webb.
body, that "from my personal ob- H. Jasserand, E. W. Jones, S. P. Langley, H. Hutchen Serrations I must say that remarks WA. Stewart, E. Bry-which I heard to the effect that some of the competitors were not W. J. S. Ker, A. Ander women seemed to me to be quite
son.
A. E. Lisann, K. S. Erue inasmuch as a number of the outstanding foreign athletes were
bertson.
I E Bounds, 1 H. Geare, shaved, had very deep voices and
H. A. Browning, D. S. Ed-gave the impression of being of
the masculine Sex.
10.36
10.40
J. S. MacLaren, J. Smith:
10.44
H. MacGreguty: L. C Mackey.
Two South African women-com- petitors, Miss Eileen Crockhart
10:48
D. L. Prophet, J. Harrop
and Miss Marjorie Clark, endorsed
3. The Exchange Plate, One and a 10.56 quarter miles.
ST. Butlin, S. A Sleap.
*
1 The Ealgan Plate, One mile,
2 The Coral Flate, Six furlongs 10.52
The Albay Stakes, Five fus-117.00. lones.
11:04 Two Mile Post Once Round and a 11.08
5. The Royal Navy Cup, From the
(About one mile 171 yards).
11.12
6. The Subscription Griffins! Chal- 7716 lenge Cup, One and a quarter miles.
1 The American Club Cup, From 11.20 the Two Mile Post Once Bound and In
161.24 [(About' one' mile. 171 yards).
8. The Governor's Cup. One mile 1128 9. The Booty-Hill Derby, One and a half miles.
Pstandi played three times in CANADA NOT FOR] The Racing Stakes, One mile
Tests in England. "It is not con-
sidered, however, that a player can legitimately be debarred from
even though he has played":for
DAVIS CUP
appearing for his own country. SENDING TEAM TO
one in which he has been domicîl-
ed.
:
10.The Peking Plate, One and a quarter miles
9.28 am 12 The Gymkhana Staves, One 3.32 mile
9.40
9.44
FOURTH DAY
9.52*
[ednesday, February 26 The Leighton Hill Stakes, Six
9.56
10.04
2." The Grand Stand -Stakes, Six fumtong
DEFENDING SINGLES TITLE
↑
3. The Ladies Purse, Once Bound] (About 7 furlongs 49 yards).
The Adelaide Stakes, From the
Instead of returning to Davis
TOUR BRITAIN-
No precedent exists for such a SCOTTISH HOLDER PROBABLY
position. The Board of Contrui)
was not established until 1999. and even in the pre-board -days
there is only one recorded instance Cup wars next year, Canada will of a player tuning out in mat-probably send another team of ches both for and against Engstar players to tour the British Land
The Gloucester-Australian-
Two Mile Fost. Ones Boured, and
about one male-271-yards)
5%; The Fockey Cap, che mile
and a quarter milest
6 The Blue Mountains Piste, One
7% The Lusitano-Can, ose zašle.
ABERDEEN HELD
Corinthians Beat Queen's Park
DARLINGTON SECURE TWO. HOME POINES
London, To-day: Aberdeen were yesterday sur- prisingly held to a draw at home by Dunfermline, sharing six goals, while the Rangers con- tinued in winning vein to re-. card their ninth home win' when they beat Partick.
Kilmarnock were in scoring jmood against Ayr and scored sa-
while Motherwell secured a valu- ven gosis against the latter's two,
jable brace of points at the er
pense of the Albion in an AWAY
Escobar is to defend his tidle-clash.
Montreal in early 213 stated, and King Brown the former world cham- pion, are possible opponenta.
In addition to the full Scottish- League programme, Queen's Park, who should have met Celtic, but whose match was lost at home to the Corinthiar
a friendly encounter by odd
233 FOR FIRST goal in three
WICKET
THEN 362 FOR 8 AT CLOSE OF PLAY!
Australia Collapse In Third Test
Capetown, To-day
One Third Division (North) encounter was played yesterday, in the League table as a result of Darlington advancing one position.
their win over York by three clear goals.
Detailed: results as cabled by
THIRD DIVISION (Neth) Darlington S York.
SCOTTISH TEAGUE"
Mr. Sims's views. On the other The sky was overcast and deen
F. C. B. Black, D. G-hand, Canadian and New Zealand Jarung wind was olowing: TE
Barlow.
A. Bitchie, C H. Burton. officials and competitors at the
Victor Richardson won the tos
A D. Humphreys, L. C. games said they were astonished 10 Australia in the Third Test Hopkins,
A. I Lay, Col. Blake.
E. Bathurst Coman Hole
W. I Alexander, WG.
Dorimica
A. Webster, F. C. Mudie. O.E. C. Marton, D. 8 Bobb
AX and Q AA. Mac- Fadyen
NEW COURSE
B Young, & H. Dodwell. G. Marseile, H. H. Mundy. 1. Stekyns, J. B. Mackie. D. J. Keogh, R. Valea
at the allegations although many
Iton
"S" Dunfermline
0 Motherwell
Third Banarie
S Airdrie
3 Dundee
Celtic
match yesterday and elected to bat. Only 1,000 people were Kilmarnock of the girls were so athletically built as to have the figures of the ground for the start and they Queen's Park
3 Arbroath men-Renter...
saw Brown (112) and Fingleton Queen O'S |(121) put on 233 for the first wie dangers SPartick
St. Johnstoner 2-Esbe ket.
#not playedi
Queen's P. I. Coel
ARMY TEAM FOR TO-MORROW
“Friendly"
"Against CS.CC
Brown, who hit a six and 7) boundaries, took 207 minutes get his runs, while Fingleton (7 (fours)- was at the wicket for 191 [minutes.
Though being 233 for one wic |ket, "Australia-were: 362; for: 8 st
The following will represent the close of play, Reuter
the Army in a friendly match
UESTERS DEPET IN "LEAGUE
Campbell,
will
WE Hunt, W. M. Barton B. Bazaré, E T. Me-gainst the Civil Service C.C. a
Happy Valley to momow after 357 RUNS IN SEVEN probably give the St. Joseph's
Mullen Mrs. Smalley, Miss Curtin noon
8 The Champion Stakes, One and NEW YEAR GOLF AT EANLING quarter miles (post-exitries).
and a half miles de l
$10. The
9 The Hong Kong Stakes, Ope
L. P. Billinghurst (18), return Consolation ing a card of one up, won the Bogey (Par) Pool over the Old 11. The Northern Stakes, One mile Course at Fanling during the New The Commolation Stakes, One Year golf meeting - Mrs. A K
Tales
Canada deserted Davis Cup text- W. £. Midwinter was selected is play this year after more than Both by England and Anstralia în 21 years because the tie is sche turn It was an
extraordinary duled so early in the season the case, for Midwinter seemed to it does not afford the Dominion Stakes. One mile change sizes whenever he liked. players suficient time to practice.
This last summer, a teari He played twice for Australia at Melbourne in 1877, and then four Canadians toured Britain figured in all four Tests for Eng Robert L. Murray and M Lat and when Shaw's team was Watt of Montreal and Caro Deacon and Eleanor-Yonne "Down Under” în 1881-2 -
When the Australians came to Vancouver and also competed this country two years later, Mid-the Wimbledon champion winter was again in their rank -Bob Murray won the And he turned out in six Test singles championship... ratches for them.
The story goes that Midwinter chosen claimed to be an Australiane bags Full Wan birth when he was abroad. But next
he was a good Gloucestershire ma
when the England selectors was ed him
no doubt
Szepz
envis
MICKEY WALKER DEFFA
FIFTH DAY
Saturday, February 29.
esperandum
Spring
Lernington Plate, Fire
Professionali Cut
Champions,
post entries
Round
Capt. L. J. Walz (BASC), Capt. D. W Presse (Boyal Artillery), Liert. 1. B. Johnson (Bosal Weich Fuai liens), Lient. E. M. Dawson" (Bast) Lancashires). Lieut.. L. P. Willinera (East Lancashires), Lieut. D. K. C. Pritchard (Royal Welch Fusiliers),
C. S. M. Elvin (East Lancashires),
-
HOURS
Don Bradman Hits 40 Fours
Sgt. Damelis (Royal Engineers). During
{forwards ar
the left-wing
inatio ∙Miller and. Hartigen, are also stated to be very good
St. Joseph
jgood form.
Melbourne, today. - Likely to
the Sheffield Shield Costa
Corpi Ballard (B.AS.C.), Pt. Her cricket match between Southing bert (East Lancashires) and Bands-Australia and Victoria, here yes- man King (Royal Welch Fusiliers) terday, Don Bradman
LEAGUE CRICKET
Club Team Agamst Craigengower
The
following - will
Mackenzie (13) and AT EAT (10) all square, won the Mixed Bogey Par Fool over the New the HKCG.. 1st XI Course
League match against
KOWLOON GOEF OVER
“THE WEEKEND
The
Judd Ivie
gower C.C. to-morrow at 2 p.m. Happy Valley
H Open Hughes (Captai D. Gillespie, 1... A. Pear Davis, L McInnes, G
LD. Kibee,
Duckitt
R. Divett
frans in seven hours He hit 40; oms out of a total of 569 runs made by the side. Better:
M.C.C. BEAT OTAGO
Innings Victory Recorded
Dunedin, "To-day. Commencing play ye
tring 318 guns to avert an iun-
defext tago lost their
Stew
the PLC
ANNUALY SITY
FIXTURE
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