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THE CHIRA MAIL FRDAY OCTOBER

ISLINGTON CORINTHIANS' VISIT TO MALAYA

DAY OF UPSETS AT

THE VALLEY

MR. FROST DOES WELL ON MISTAKE BAY

MR. BLACK JUDGES RECORD SPRINT EFFORT TO PERFECTION

(By "RAPIER")

THE Seventh Extra Race Meeting of the Hong Kong Jockey THE

Club, held last Saturday, was an unqualified success in every respect. Favoured by glorions weather, it attracted a gratify- ing attendance, and with the track in such fime condition, it was not surprising that fast times were recorded.

She wand spin' AR. Minn, the

bowler, above, will bear the brant of the Hong Kong attack in the Interport cricket series against Shanghai next week.

BADMINTON

EXHIBITION-

IN COLONY

Punters had the mortification of seeing -favourites being monotonously defeated, resulting in several upsets. Big divi- For October 13 At dends were the order of the day, and the amount paid out for the Daily Double" was the biggest since the commencement of śracing this year.

Racing honours, were evenly divided among the leading jockeys, with Mr. Don Black taking pride of place with three; wins. Mr. Leo Frost revealed a glimpse of his championship form when he won a grand race ou Mistake-Bas, and followed up with another win on Ithan. Mr. H. C. Fih also scored a meritorious victory on The Gorilla, a rank outsider.

As predicted in my previous notes, the record for the five furlongs distance for Anstra- lian ponies was lowered, and Mr. Black deserves hearty con- |gratulation on his achievement. The record for this distance

Recreio

THREE MATCHES FOR

SINGAPORE

PREPARING FOR 1940 OLYMPIC GAMES

ENGLISH FA. TO SELECT TEAM?

London, September 18. THE detailed plans for the Far Eastern tour of Islington Corinthians which, will include matches at Penang and Singapore in January, 1938, is before the Football Association for sane- [tion.

If approval is given the Islington Corinthian Club will in actual fact ask the FA to select the team. The idea behind the tour is that players most likely to represent Great Britain at the Olympic Games in Tokyo în 1940 shall be invited so as to get some idea of playing conditions in the East.

VISIT OF A. G. MEISE AND

Whether they will be able to play at Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur- S. SPAGNOETTI

depends on boat arrangements and the time available Dual details will, of course, be made by the Football Association of Following som after the an-Malaga, but the tourists are anxious to play three matches in nouncement by Mr. S. & Gray, Singapore. One match will be played at Penaung

Hon. Secretary of the Hong Kong

Matches

WOMEN'S GOLF FINAL

Badminton Association, that In the plans before the FLA. Messrs. A. G. Meine and S. Sparare three alternative schemes: noetti, two of the greatest expon- 1. Matches at Penang and ents of the game in China, intend-Singapore only. ed visiting the Colony soon and

Perang that efforts were being made to Kuala Lumpur Courney arrange-for a series of exhibition broken at Port Swettenham and was set up by Able Amazon with Derby Day (Mr. S.-C. Liang matches, the Association now an-lon to Singapore by rail), and

TLOUNGE that an exhibition will Singapore. (Mr. Frost) carrying 165 lbs. taking the lead by two lengths on take place on Tuesday, October 3 Matches at Penang, Ipoh, on September 21, 1935. The passing the Bock, followed by 13, at 8.45. pm, it is hoped at Kuala Lumpur and Singapore men's Golf Championship will be

time

and

the journey being made by rail.

The Association also hope that

(Mr. Deitz) - but Electron 102 3/5, was Strathroy (Mr. Black) clipped Strathroy (Mr. Black): Coming Club de Recreio. 1/5 sec. without being fully into the straight, Mr. Black urged extended, despite its heavy Strathroy forward, and, despite a Permission will be granted the burden of 165 Tbs. Strathroy is strong challenge from Electron by the Portuguese Club for the came in use of their hall, where they can greatly improved-pony, and and Derby Day, which

third respectively, seat 300 people, and the following) Able Amazon will have to be in second its true form when they clash Strathroy won as it liked to create programme has been suggested:-- to decide the championship for a new record for the distance. the year. It will certainly be a race worth going a long way to

see.

"Soldier's" Fine Kon

and

Two To Watch For

Men's Doubles between selected Colony players.

Men's Singles between Meise, and a Colony player:

Phyllis Wade To Meet Miss Wanda Morgan

TO-NIGHT'S BOWLS holder of the title.

MATCH

2 —

Hayling Island. To-day- The final of the English-To-

(held here to-day between Miss Phyllis Wade, winner-in-1934, and Mas-- --Wanda Morgan, the 1931

Miss Wade eliminated

Miss Diana Fishwick, the 1990 winner of the Eution, tide, by 3 und 1-in Floodlit Encounter At the quarter-final, while Miss Wanda Morgan beat Miss Bridget Newell, Ming Yuen

runner-up to Miss Pam Barton-in to the fourth race, the Tweed Island Handicap, "för "B" Class

Mixed Donbles. (best of thres

the British Open, 4. and games of 15 aces each) between Mrs.

At the invitation of the Hong Reater. China ponies, Mr. Frost made T. K. Burton and A. G. Meise (for Kong Electric RC, the Hong mistake by winning on Mistake

er Shanghai Mixed Doubles cham-Kong Lawn Bowls Association In the first race of the day. Bay, although I cannot help feel-pions) and selected Colony pair. Soldier of Britain (Mr. H. C. Pih) ing that Bear Claw should have Trials will be held at Glab de have arranged a match between very nearly equalled the record for wom, had it not been for the fact Becreio on Wednesday, October 7, the Island and Kowloon to be the six furlongs distance, failing that Mr. Daris was unable to get and Friday, October 9, for the played in floodlight at by only 1/5 of a second. I have his mount through Nevertheless, selection of the local players. The Point this evening, commencing ao doubt that this pony could have it was a thrilling finish, and Mr. following players will be invited at 9 o'clock. lowered the record had it been Frost was deservedly applauded on to participate:

The following rinks have been strongly challenged. On the rise winning his first race since his en- For 's doubles and singles selected to represent the of the barrier, Diana Bay (Mr. forced absence from the track. The W. C. Choy and S. P. Chan (C.R.C.), beams —— Frost) and Oak Bay (Mr. Davis) ponies were fairly well clustered H-Kew (St. Andrew's), A. OKOWLOON TONG EONG. shot out, followed by Soldier of together practically all the way, veira, L. A. Carvalho, J. J. Remedies F. A. Cheesman J. Waid

and L. A. Silva (Recreio), E. L. G. Meyer Britain a leak behind. Cossack's with Sadko (Mr. P. P., Botelho) Shute and J. L. Anderson (Fire Bri- J. Henderson A. Webster Beauty (Mr. S. Y. Liang) and in the rear a few lengths behind gade), T. C. Lee and K. S. Lew

S. Bandle King's Warden (Mr. G. U. Boza) and Rose-Queen (Mr. Deitz) last. (Eliot Hail) and S. A. Gray (How- were left stranded, and although Rose Queen caught up beautifully loon Tong). the latter made a determined effort on reaching the Rock, and produc For mixed doubles: Miss O. Ri-J. Revie to catch up, it was obvious to all a powerful last quarter, but its beiro, Miss M. Silva and Miss C. SP. B. Parks Iva (Recreio), Mrs. T. F. Lo (CRC), T. Coleman that its hope of winning was ex- earlier effort exactes a attle Miss Me Grindas (Fire Brigade) and R Marrison tremely remote. The same posi-much from this great-hearted Miss A. Mackenzie (Kowloon Tong), tion was maintained on rounding pony. Mr. Frost held. Mistake Messrs S. P. Chan, M. A. Oliveira, L. F. Xavier the bend, but on coming into the Bay in front near the rails, but if L. A. Carvalho, J. L. Anderson and F.X. M. da Silve

IF. V.V_Ribeiro straight, Soldier of Britain res-Mr. Davis had taken the outside S. A. Gray.

third.

These

A. Spary

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F. Pattinson.

North

C. S. Bosselet.

M. R. Abbas A. K. Min J. Orem s

U. M. Omar

A. Steven

R. R. Wood

F. Haynes

J. Bodger

E. 3 Reed

A. Stevensor: J... Slom A Carey

two

ponded beautifully and won with instead of trailing behind Mis- Admission will be $1.00 (includ-C. G. Silva 21⁄2 lengths to spare. Oak Bay ke Bay, I have no doubt it would ing tax), and every effort will be came in second, and King's War-ave won However, it had to be made to arrange the seating so Overy-- den snatched the third position content with second place with that all spectators will have a fall. C. Labrum from Diana Bay. Although carry-

two view of the games: But no seats A. E, Silkstone Rose Queen ing 168 lbs., King's Warden did remarkably well in spite of its bad ponies should be carefully bore will be reserved, tickets being Reserves:-E. el Arcnili, J. F. King]

in mind for future meetings, as purchased at the door. start, and had it been able to get I feel confident that they will win away with the leaders, I think it

races in due course had an outside chance of winning, however remote it might have sp

Royal Consort Out Of Luck

The Gorila's Triumph

ble, the Junk Bay Handicap

In the Island Bay Handicap for (First Section) for "D" Class

and E. Eriyer.

Entries For Eighth

SKIPS TABLE-REVIEWED

(Continued from Page 2)

FR. F. Liz (C.C.Q. “A”) repeat- fed last season's effort in finishing up fifth, and he is closely follow- led by "Adam” Holand (KEGC), ¡Wally Mair (Police), Cüllen (K.D.R.C.) and Fraser (Kowloon Dock) also hold prominent posi- tions, the two latter having gain- ed several places on last year's showing

Junior Section

In the senior section G. E. F. Thompson (KB.G.C) is the lead- er, with Rose a good second, these two taking the places of Chalmers.......

and Stainton, both of Taikoo.

F. X. Soares (Recreio), gained the third position and as he was

a remark which

Extra Race Meeting your existenci

The following are the entries scription Griffics of this Club of noteworthy,

Weight 145.3; 11b; penalty for every $200 or part there should also have appended to "C" Class China ponies, punters Chien ponies over a mile re-and weights for the Eighth Extra this Season. had a taste of what was to come sulted in a major upset, and the Race Meeting to be held at Happy of won in stakes. Entrance $5. ONE Thompson, who was fourth last year, and Rose who was sixth, not View. Cr. S. T. payment of the second three-Valley, on Saturday, October 10, AND A QUARTER MILES. when Harvest

Balies (149), Gold Sovereign (155), to mention Sherrif, deposed from Liang), neglected in the betting, figure dividend. Reports had been commencing at 2 p.m.

Rose C. H. Basto (Recreio) has also won and paid the first of three current that The Gorilla was not-1-DOUBLE-TENTH PLATE Hopscotch (162), Mountain Viewthird to fifthe

$150. For Chins Ponies. Weight Evelyn (168), Shamrock

Entrance watch: help feeling, however, that Mr. to Mr. H. C. Pib for his masterly for inches as per scale.

three-fruire dividends: "I cannot quite fit, and credit must be given Winner $500. - Second $250. - Third) (354); Ocean #Yaw's (2501 9 done well as skip, but Leo Silva

Liang was exceedingly fortunate riding. Here again, Mr. S. .Y $5. FIVE FURLONGS=man Pro Hero (15%), The-Garlie (159),

and Wild Cat (160), to whom I have referred else Winner where, had only one defezt in 10 5. HUNAN HANDICAP - in winning, as Royal Consort (Mr. Liang paid the penalty for keep Diana Bay (158), Gladiator (158), Butler) had a bad start and was ing too far back. Night View was Herod (161), Honeymoon Eve (161), 5400. Send $175 Taird $106. For matches after gaining his promo

Kings-Warden (161), Oak Bay Chios Ponies, “ Clams. Subscrip-

127 shots in his favour. M urable to get, through in time expected to win in certain q(161), Royal Scot (161), Soldier of tion Griffes, of » this Club af tation, and occupies 11th place with

berridden by

HF. Westlake, Jr. in his first within two furlongs of the winters, but in making up lost ground Britain (161), and Wild Life (161) Season, bere te races

2 or S-KIANGET HANDICAP Jockeys who have ning post. Harvest View had the this pony exhausted itself and benefit of a good position in the could not produce a strong last First or Second Sections Whmer sywhere at any time. No Wales orl season as skip did well,, whilst [draw, and took the lead at the quarter. The sensation in this $450 Second $200. This $100 For Speirs allowed Entrance $5. PROM Ward has moved well up the way, followed by King's Sceptre race was provided by Sylvandale, China Posies "C" Class Jockey Al-THE TWO MILE POST ONCE table, a remark which also ap- (Mr Boza). Royal Consort (Mr. Proulx) which was made low, ace. Entrance $5. ONE MILE ROUND AND IN (ABOUT ONE plies to "Jock Russell, of the

Amberley, Bistre, Bocist Ray, MILE 135 YARDS)."

Burgomaster, Cavalcade, Chocolate, caught up on coming into the favourite. Taking the lead all Bright View, Donovan, Flybynight, straight, but it was observed that the way round, Sylvandale peter- Great Hall, High Honour, Jungle Copper Idol Diogenes, Don Double Mr. Butler was hampered by the ed out on passing the two mile Jin, King's Bounty King's Jubilee, Chance, Ebony Idol, Gold Coin, Mer- King's Sceptre Langhing Giri, Mayry Dor, Night? View, Philanderer, leaders. In: front These three post

Football Club "A" Deam,

and The Gorila......... came fiery Paliracle, Monoplane, New Pixin View, Pride of Tgingtas; Rac ponies were very near each other through with a poufal rush on Staz, Pontiae Bay, Babble, Rousseau, ing Boy. Seventeenth of Sept, Syl- with another 100 yards to go, but the outside, beating Night View Royal Consort, Royal Higimess, randaic, Wadebridge, and Young with a generons, application of the by a length, with Seventeenth of Soldier of Chine, Soldier of Fence, Chap,

6-XWANGSI HANDICAP WI another Tyne, Valorous, Victoria, Ball, What whip, Mr. Liang succeeded in win-September

A Lasica, and" "Thankin

ner $500, Seened S225. Third $125. ming-by ball length from Royal half a length

K&CANBERRA, HANDICAR For Chins Patien, "B" Class: Jockey Consort, King's Sceptre coming In

|Winner:$454,""

*** Second $250. Third Allowance. Entrance $5. SIX FUR third

Austraian” Polles, "A" LONGE The following will

Bear Claw, Cyclamen Bay, King's the Hong Kong Hockey Cla THE TWO MILE POST Fancy, King's Justice, King's Lead, friendly match against the ONCE ROUND AND IN About Mitaine Bay, Bose Queen, and Sadko.

|tral British Associat One M8 155 Yards).

Z-KATOOMBA HANDICAP. —

Anticipation kof- very fast race Bar in the fire Turiones eve for "A Claas Australian panier were tally justifed Much depended the start, and it waste ind

Class

to see practically all the pories mo out in a line kume from Hon diately on the rise of the barrier,

TO-DAY'S HOCKEY WATCH

Bag Tor, Bobrisk Star, Double Winner 150-Seco $258, Third Club ground at King Finesse, Electron, Just That, Lancas $158 For Sutradan," Festas," "B" mencing at 5.15 p hire Lady Sancy Face, Vixen Tor, Clan Incy: Allowance. Entrance

AUTUMN Blandford, Centre Court, Gold Dra-Other, cond: $258, zos, Honey, Perfect Day, Ranger, LK, omber, Buch- Snowy River, and Violet Queens.

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