THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 19, 1937
Yesterday's Results
At A Glance
FIRST DIVISION
- Athletic
(Kwok Yin-ki)
Athletic
2
1 Police
(Taylor 2,
Willerton)
SECOND DIVISION
2 Chinese Police 2
(Chan Chau)
· (Fok Ju-wah, ́
Li Wing-sang)
THIRD DIVISION
R.A.M.C.
2 R.A.S.C.
(Roberts)
5 Chinese Police
(Hood and Youd) R. Engineers
(Hairs. Parker and
Bradford)
MACAU WIN INTERPORT FOOTBALL
SCORE FIRST FROM
PENALTY
BUT SUPERIOR COMBINATION
(By Our Own Correspondent)
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[MACAO'S
APRIL RACE MEETING
N. DEITZ WINS BIG EVENT OF DAY
BERYL FAIR'S
SUCCESS
A fairly big crowd attended the_April_meeting of the Macao Jockey Club which was conduct- ed in sunny weather yesterday.
Shanghai 4, ridden by Mr. Norman Deitz, in the Tap Siac Handicap, which was the princi- pal race on the card, carried top weight and started second fa- vourite to win easily by two lengths.
Miss Bery! Fair after being beaten by her sister Betty in the last three races reversed the de- cision in the Ladies' Race and won easily by two lengths. White Spirit, her mount, started favourite and had the race in safe keeping from the start.
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Miss Macau, Yesterday.
Joan Old, riding 11 lbs. What proved to be a worthy fore- over-weight, managed to beat Lois runner of future Interport football Fearon for second place after games between Macau and Hong ding-dong battle, by a half length. Kong took place at the Canidrome Miss Fearon's mount paid a good stadium here this afternoon, when dividend of $16.90. Macau defeated the visiting Hong Kong side by 2 goals to 1 in the presence of a large crowd of spec- tators, among whom was His Excel- lency the Governor, Dr. Tamagnini Bárbosa.
THE RESULTS
1.--Colowan Handicap. Five Fur- longs. Artur Mr. H. Y. Liang's Hopefulleg 153
lbs.
(Ip Kui-ying)
The spirit displayed and the en-Mr. G. A. Harriman's Prussian thusiasm which marked the game is Plane 152 lbs... (W: H. S. Davis Mr. H. S. Y.'s Warfield 146 lbs. .. - (S. C. Liang) Distance Won: 5 lengths, 1⁄2 length. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $8.10; Places $6.70, $11.80, $8.70.
an indication that Interport foot- ball will have a regular following in the Colony.
D.
Cash Sweep:
1st No. 50- 2nd No. 93
3rd No. 325
$103.60
29.60
14.80
HIGH SCORING SEEN AT POKFULAM
Anderson Scores 150-
Scoring a brilliant 150, which included 27. boundary hits and 2 taking five for 47, Donald An- derson, the K. C. C. all-rounder
2.-Taipa Handicap. Seven Furlongs. Mr. Lan's Morning Tip, 157 lbs. (P. P. Botelho) Mr. F. J. Gellion's Merry Maker
-139 lbs.
(S. W. Tang) Mr. Sports Fairy Ousel. 193 lbs. (S. L. Yuen) Distance: 5 lengths, 2 lengths. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $5.50; Places $5.30, $6.90.
Cash Sweep:
'1st No. 208
2nd No. 91
3rd No. 204
$113.80
32.50 16.20
Unplaced No. 140, $18.00. 3.Lappa Handicap. One Mile. Mr. LT. F's Victoria Hall 150
lbs.
(H. C. Pih) Mr. Lan's Mountain View. 148 lbs. (P. P. Botelho)
was mainly responsible for Dr. L. T. Ride's XI winning in a friendly cricket match against the Phoenix XI. at Pokfulam yesterday.
Dr. L. T. Ride's XI:-346 (D. J. N. Anderson 150, A. H. Rumjahn 81; E. L. Gosano 4 for 138, G. Hong Choy 2 for 46).
1. Phoenix XI:—-163 (E. L. Gosano 93,
|L. H. Tan 23; D. J. ̈Ñ. Anderson 5 for - 2 47, F. I. Zimmern 2 for 27).
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Mr. Lim's Persian Cat 140 lbs. (Ip Kui-ying) Distance: 2 lengths, length. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $6.50; Places $5:60, $6.90.
Cash Sweep:
1st No. 114
.$121.30
34.60. 17.30
R.H.K.G.C. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
2nd No. 86 3rd No. 171
The final of the Junior Unplaced Nos. 98, 69 each $9.60. 4.--Areia Preta Handicap, Six Fur-Kong Golf Club held at Happy Championship of the Royal Hong Mr. J. H. Potts Gold Clause 156 longs.
(N. Deiti)
2
Valley yesterday resulted in a 1 win for A. J. Dennis, who beat T. B. Low at the 38th hole. The Bogey (Par) Pool held over the Old a Course, at Fanling, during the past week-end resulted in a tie, R.Young (6) and R. H. B. Hancock (11) re- and [turning cards of one down
share the spoils.
lbg, Mr. L. W. S.'s Hohenfels 152 lbs. (H. C. Pih) Mr. H. Y. Liang's Meadow Eve
153 lbs.
(Ip Kui-ying) Distance: length, length. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $17.60; Places $5,10, $5.10, $5.10.
$1 Cash Sweep:
1st No: 1001 2nd No. 1618-
Srd No. 1087
$644.90 184.20
92.10
Unplaced Nos. 716, 858, 1216, 2161, 1239, 1510, 1237, 866,, 1301, 2107, 173,1276 each $4.10. 506, 1529 each $12.50.
6.The Ladies' Race. (Unofficial) Five Furlongs
2
Mr. L. T. F.'s
lbs.
3
5.Tap Siac Handicap. One Mîle. Mr. J. H. Potts Shanghai 4 160 1 lbs.
(N. Deitz).- Victory Life 138 (S. W. Tang) Mr. Longfellow's Shih Tin Grand
152 lbs.
3 (IpKui-ying) Distance: 2 lengths, neck. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $13.60; Places $7.20, $12.70, $8.30..
1
2
Mr. Lan's White Spirit 109. Ibs. (Beryl Eair) Mr. Why's Baroda 141 lbs......
1
(J. Old) M. Sports Cluniehouse 146 lbs. (Fearon) Distance: 2 lengths, length.
2
* 3
$7.30, $16.90.
Cash Sweep:
Cash Sweep:
1st No. 240 ·
$156.50
1st No. 292
$155.00
2nd No. 113.
44.70
2nd No. 11
44.30
22.30
3rd No. 409
22.10
Unplaced Nos. 18, 88, 134, 14, 187, 327 each $2.70.
Prior to the game, presentations were made to the Governor, who was introduced to the officials and players taking part in the match, among whom were Mr. C. Carter, Secretary of Hong Kong Football Association, Mr. G. H. Warren, Manager of the Hong Kong team, Mr. D. Kossick, Re-On the other hand, Duffield, who feree, Mr. J. H. Lawrence and Mr. substituted for *** Brewer, succeeded F. Silva linesmen, and J. Gon-time and again in breaking through salves and A. Collaco, the res-the Macau defence, but poor finish- pective Hong Kong and Macau team ing nullified his efforts; Hong Kong's captains.
weakness lay in the fact that its Master Manco Antonio Barbosa, wingers were rarely fed, and play the Governor's youngest son, kick-was mostly confined to the centre, ed-off, after Hong Kong had won where the opposing backs proved the toss.
very effective.
MACAU SUPERIOR
:
Following the kick-off, Macau Macau. was definitely the superior forced a sudden rush into team and gave a very creditable the Hong Kong area where a account. They were faster on the penalty for an infringement was ball and displayed a good under awarded: against the visitors. Col
3rd No.44
Unplaced Nos. 204, 167, 66, 125, 122,
Pari-Mutuel: Winner $9.70; Places.
Unplaced Nos. 235, 268 each $12.30.
WE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
THAT WE HAVE APPOINTED
MESSRS.
standing. Macau's strength lay in laco took the kick and made no mis- JOHN D. HUTCHISON & CO.
their forward line, where the wing-take. Macau forced the pace against ers were given every opportunity to their heavier opponents and as a harass the Hong Kong defence result, pressed persistently. through constant feeding.
MACAU LEAD
The Macau defence was sound · Towards the middle of the first and proved itself capable of stem-half, Macau scored again through ming the opposing attacks, their Badarraco following a corner kick clearances generally being well when he sent the ball home with a placed to the advantage of their long drive. Hong Kong replied al- forwards. Outstanding among the most immediately, when from a Macau players was Collaco, who, corner kick by Summer, Harrison, playing at inside-right, proved a scored during scrimmage. veritable thorn in the side of the Play in the Hong Kong eleven. He provided both teams striving hard to score, the initiative for Macau's raids, but no avail, although Hong Kong had definitely the better of the and generously fed his colleagues whenever an opportunity presented game towards the closing stages. itself.
SPIERS SHINES **
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second half found
Hong Kong were represented by:: Branwell (Rifles); D. - W. Willis Spiers, Hong Kong's pivot, was M. Purvis (Club), Spiers (Seaforths) (Kowloon), and Gaizley (Fusiliera); the best player on the field and and Dewell (Engineers) J. R. Gonsa robbed the Macau forwards" on ves (Recrelo), Sumner (Stonecuttera many occasions when it seemed in Harrison (Medicals),; evitable that they
(Kowloon Chinese), and
should score nance).
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