"J
HONGKONG GYMKHANA CLUB Mr. Horford's Malcolm, 150 lbs.
SATURDAY'S SUCCESSFUL
44
MEETING. "HONOURS SHARED BY MÉSSRS. REID, KNOLL AND KIRKPATRICK.
THE HONGKONG DAILY. PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1819
(Mr. Knolly O Mr. Goahead's Scotchbox. 148 The
(Major Kirkpütrick) · 0 A go! start. Scotchbox waN leadi ing when the ponier passed the post for the first time, with Malcolm nnd Pink Eye on his heels, Rad. Ensign lying ners and Rochester, in the rear. This order was main- Oficial-H.E. Sir Reginald Stubbs, tained sill, the pants were hear the half- C.M.G. H.E. Vice-Admiral Sir mile post, where Pink Eye, coming out from F. T. Tuder, K.C.M.G, C.B., the bunel hehind, assumed the lead. with H.E. Major-General F. Ventris, the Red Ensign running almost areast of Hoa Mr. Claud Severn, C.M., and Sentalbox. In the bend Pink Eye improved immoder V. G. Gurner, N.; his position slightly, and Red Ensign was. Committed: The Stewards of the went thrge ahead. When Pink Eye Hongkong Jockey Club (cc), into the straight, Red Ensign was only the Hon. Mr. John Johnstone, Mr.regth behind. The res up the straight a splendid straggle between Pink Eye G. . Moxon, Mr. M. Euss, Mr. G.B.E, and Mr. C. E. Sandes; Mr. and seemed us he winning, but, jast haut W. J. Morrison, thon Treasurer; 100 yards from the jaise, Roić applied the MP: H. B. L. Dowbiggin, Hon. Siere-whips to his mint and Red Ensign: res Fary Commodore Garner, puding, caught the judge's aye by a short R... Judge Mr. M. Bosch. Hochster did well in coming third Handicappers Mr. C. L Saudes, Ta Time man,, 9-dömaan. charge of the Scale; Mr. H. J. belge, 1st Starter; Mi, J. F. Cong- don, 2nd Starter: and Mr. M. S. Sussoon. Timekeeper.
SPORT.
CRICKET.
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
R.G.A. DEFEAT THE C.R.C. The R.G.A. showed on Saturday, when they defeated the CR.O. on the Chinese ground in a friendly match, that they will be an even stronger team this year than they were last, when they won the League. The team included three un Davies, the Oxford Blue, who is an even doubted acquisitions-Capt Havelock
better batsman than be is a bowler; Capt. Diser,
batsman who only dashing wants to use better judgment in placing
Lieut Efyson, a
a medium to flow
feg-peak figured in
in county. cricket as
Home
ome. These shree men bad a big share in the victory of their side. Uliver gave two bard countes. Sg Se Kwong, and M. P. C'hoa batted very well, considering that they opposed to the strongest bowling aggrega- tion in the Colony. The Gunnery overs hauled the Chinese score, with only four wickets down, and therefore won by six wickets.. Scores: -
JH Congdon, Major L." Cassel, and Red Ensign. The former was in front his hits; howler, who is said to have
Pari-mark
Winners *9:30
1. . 7:10
19.70
11
Cash Sweep. Ticket No.
328. $1.120 23.5 820
72, 160 CLASS HANDICAP. "Cass. On ground. 21, Thomas Hend: Or, 141 Thu.
Major Kirkpatrick--- I 31% dalin Reed's, Alexander, 154" th
Mr. Reid) 3 Mr. Gilpin's Dusky, 140 lbs,
(Mr. Kugh .0 «Dosky rant breve réunil the conte ón bis un beluche rave. The ponies finally got away to a goal start. Bend Or took the
Saturday afternoon's Gymkhana meets ing was no less successful than the three
bigs which have preceded is th
The gathering was almost as large year. 2 that on the third day of the annual ra metings, and a great lent of money changed hands in the pariinutuel and Except for a slight the cash swreps. Ericle at about 3.0, the weather wa good, but the last race was, run in the Zuk, and ulch not as followerd by those on the stands. The next tynkhaag meeted with Dhoky and and Alexander iak, on November 19., will probably com mence at 243 ponte, as to give ample time for the seven events to be worked off in a good light:
E the Governor, who was attended by Capt. Melirath, A.D.C., and Capt. Warner, P.S., "arrived informally The only band available in the Colony-the pipers of the Hongkong-Singapore RUA were, of course, not able to play the National Anthean.
chird. This order was maintained right to the winning-post okrepi, that, la this Straight, Dusky fell back. Bend Or wor comfortably by three lengths Tim min. 35 2.ays. Pari-mutuel. Winner: $21.70:
.....
Chon Mau Ping, h Bryson.
Hey Fan, Davies, b Baizes
Wei Les Sun. à Baine
Sze Kwong b Davies
Gier, by Bryson
H. Ching, b Bains
J.
Wong
Yew Man. Tsun, not out
...
Midleton, Bryson,
Wong Po Reung, b Bryson
STAFF AND DEPTS, DEFEAT THE CIVIL SERVICE,
The chief features of a friendly match played on the Civil Service ground on Saturday between the home aleven and the Staff and Depts, was a brief and bright exhibition of batting by the Rev. R. A Bundle and the meritorious all- round work of Sergt. Conner, who scored fraction over three runs apiece. 23 runs, and exptired seven wickets at a
The visitors won the match by 46 runs Scores
STAFF AND DEPARTMENTA..
Le Cavanaugh, e Bradbury, b Rovern O Corp. Harrock4, h Severn” Majur Besten, h Severn
Sgt. Conner, and h Sovern Row, H. A. Hamile, run out
ליק
Pte. Rhodes, e Bradnury, bolambie.. ? Pt. Filmer. t. Fletcher, b barble.. 15 Capt. Macaulay, 42, Plethor, & Mues
aulay
Low-Carpi, Ellarby, b Edmonds Sergt. Bacon, not eve Sergt. Pitt,
Extra
Smalley, h Edmonds..........
Total
Howling Analysis.
M.
R.
Severn.
16 0
Ling
1
R
01 19. 2
RIVAL MERVICE.
C. Severn, e, Baron, is Commer
Yo Man Hon, Bryson, h Davies... Wong Kwok Kwong, & Bryson, Davies D
Extra
Tatal
Bowling Analysis.
*.
B.
Cash Sweep. Piket No.
Baiges
Davies
1
I
* 60
* 293. $1,335, 60
Bryson"
267. 361,60
Athorne
224. 190,40
The racing on the whole was good, the Times-rare Moe Biz. Handicap. cubre being in excellent condition. The Mr. Gonhead's 'Smokebex, Iat the As opening events went to the Juba)
(Major Kirkpatrick)---1
Pe stable, whose candidates,, Burning Mr. Dowbiggin'" Dalesman, 148 La Daylight and Red Ensign, were success-
Mr.. Graboad's Snuffbok. 16 Ths.
Capt. Oliver, h Yew Man Tsag
Ms." Talourd, 1.b.w., b Hew Fan
· Corpi. Mann, « Chou, b Yew
Gar. Perkins, Ng Sze Kwong,
Kiena. Bryson, and b Yew
nihf&,ܜ
Edmonds
..
A. E. Woud, EBarly, ↳ Connor,
B. W. Bradinry, e Billerby, le Cunner
P. T. Lamble, é and ʼn C'onder"..
e and 4 Come?
F. J. láng. en
W. H. Edmonds, b↳ Cavanagh,
20
Dr. Smalley, st. Horrocks, & Conner.
G. H. Pierey, b Cavanaugh
J., Fletcher, run on
(Mr. Reid)-
1
Mr. Knolly - 3
(Mr. Doyle U
Gar. Midleton, Wei hae Sun,
Ching
Caps, Davis, & Chung ....... Sergt. Athorney u. Wei Lee San, h
Gur. Green, not out
0
Mr. Nemtazer's Excelitr, 148 Th,
fully piloted home by Mr. E. 1. Reid, Mr. Gilpin's White Fang, 146 1. 3+x Jardine. Mathesonly Cantun agent. Mr. Reid's riding in the second race was very favourably commented on He kept his mount behind Pink Eye all through, and only applied the whip at the crucial moment when Pink Eye seem ed to be winning comfortably. Red Eng responded splendidly, and the two rivals passed the Judge's box in close to each other that any had to wait for the judge's decision to ascertain who had
He was
(Mr. Sunre) U Excelsior mantell the lend at the spart and hold it unchallenged until the top of
Smokebox, who was running: the bend. very strongly just behind, ewight the lead- in the bend. At the top of the straight Dalesman" came out from behind, aut in the last furlong, måle strenuous efforts to The third and the fourth events saw take first place: Kirkpatrick, however, the triumph of Major Kirkpatrick, who unaged to keep has moongs in front and was riding for the first time in a local on a fine ruce by half-a-length.. meting and proved himself a most weapplauded for his good riding, White Fang. come addition to Hongkong's group of who had been ridden hard in the last gentlemen riders, Bend Or's success was parter-mile, fnished, third, three lengths popular, for the appearance of the pung behind Dalesman. aroused reminiscences of Mr. Faul Kremer, who
believed to be the only rider who could win on time Kirkpatrick did wisely in getting his mcunt to the front quite early in the rave for Bend Or is a stayer if he is in
leading position.
тапу
Time: min., 34 1-3pts, Park-mutuel. Winner: 810.20
Cash Sweet. Tirket No.
1,
*
10.30
Gar. Smith, Yew Man Hon'b Yew. Ger. Baines, e Yew Man Tsun, b
Ching.
Extras
123
Tutal
Bowling Analysis.
13.
31
A
W
Ching
1
3
Un Hew Fan
1
21
+ 39 *
Yew Man Tsum
KOWLOON DEFEAT R.E. AND INDIAN ARMY.
241, 81.416 10L, C. J Stapleton, who was Kowloon's 404.60 most sucessful batsman last season, "has 202.30 indicated in yunmistakable fashion that.
20%
he is in good furn: this season by scoring 10 odd in recent practice game and 31 against the Hongkong CC two weeks
Playing on Saturday against tum drawn from the R.E. and the Indian Byd (Mr Soares) 2 Army, he gave another display that must strengthen his claims for inclusion in the (Major Kirkpatrick)~33 4.
Colony's team for the coming match against Shanghai. Capt. Wahl, who (Str. Lucas): 0)
made his first appearance this season, played bright cricket. The failure of (Mr. Knoll 0
Major Edwards and A. A. Claxton to score for their respective sides was a dis Mr. Doyle)ppointment. Kowloon won with severni
wickets to spare Scores:-
When Kirkpatrick Dance Hapates. About Half-a-mile. won on "Smokerbox, he showed himself to be a very capable rider by taking a good Mr De Sousa's Leander, 155 ths,, 50yds. position on the rails in the bend.
(Mr. E. V. M. R. Sousa, frj-tago The distance handienp over half-a-mile Mr. Mardonald's White Chalk, 15 lbs.
Str. H. W. Luetis Kirkdale... 187 18
Af
aw the Biggest field of the day. Their. G. C. Moxun' Rufus, 150 lbs. Hyes. liberal handicap which Mr. Macdonald's pong, White Chalk, received made him the favourite, but de Sousa, the sun of the Portugues" Consul, snatched fine Victory from Soares" The win was a popular one, and the Consul, who is new owner, was applauded; on his first Rufos, a much-fancied pony, could it overtake either Leander or White Chalk, to which he was, giving du and 50 yards start, respectively.
BUS.
Mr. Knoll, who had been unable to do himself justice in the first four swered the last two races of the day in very fine. style.
Maybe was a bot uurite, and Knoll showed excellent jud tent in keeping his mount behind the othel's till the straight was rencbed. Maybe did a spendid last quarter, and The Card was beaten in the Baal 200 yards. All one could say, of the last race
Mr. Adams' Khootat, 155 ibs., 20yds, Str. Leitch's The Card, 355 lbs., 25yds.
Mr. Nemen's Excelior, 155 h, 40yrs.
(Mr. Nemazee) 0 Thanks to the bandieup they received, ander and White Chalk had this short staght an De Sans keep the load, which rive to themselves. A good run down the
he had held from the start, and win by half-a-length Rufus Snished four lengths behind White Chalk,
pear third,
Pari-moturl. Winner: $38.50
},
7.00
8.00
J
3,
8.30
C'ash Sweep. Ticket No.
256, 81.414,20
42,
360,
HELAND INDIAN ARMİYO Capt. Gray, e Evans, is Cobh Major Edwards, bu Pestrunji Major Greenaway, by Cobb Capt. Wahl, b Stalker
Extra
W. Hi, & Conner
GM. Ha-kett, not out
Extras
Total
Howling, Analysise
Coater Cavach
יני
20
.13,F .!
CRAIGENGOWER - B“ DEFEAT
C.R.C.B.
13
The RCB tram, recently formed owing to the increasing interest taken in cricket by members of the Club, played their first match on Saturday at Happy Valley against a "B team of the Crui- gengower Club, which included Thomp ion, Jex, Abbas and Omar of the first eleven. Craigenzower won by. 16 júns. Senres 2-
CRAIGENGOWER ***TRAM.
F. G. Thompson, e W. R. Cheung, b
Hang
C. Kennedy, & Leung, b Knight......
C. Heath, Hung
W. Omar, W. R. Cheung, Hung.
S. Jex. e Cheung
McCormack,
M. B, Annas, b Knight
W. Hall, Knight...
1. Pinha, 1. C. Chua, b Hung.
A Humerus ont......
S.A.. Sepher, not out
Estens
Total
Howling Analysis.
Knight
L
Hag
W
M. P. La
1.
1
.....
1
I
3
14
3
TEAM.
CRC La Man Pan, and 1: Omar 1. Lai, b Abņas. .....
Cheng Wigg Kui, b Alba's Was to Shing, a suplier, li Abbas Hung Ha Chin, I Abbas
Y. Lee, e.Hall, Heath
M.. K. L. Kennedy, b Heath Wo Pak Pub, how Omar Chung The Wing, h Omar G. Ea, run out.... Lam Fuk Kui, pet out
Extrat
10
Capt. Murray, e Evans, „þ"Coal
Total
Capt. Middlemans, b Cobb
Lt. Col. Taylor, J. V. Braga
Bowling Analy
Comdr. Carey, e Claxton, b Pestonji. 18
4.31.5. White, Evans
Umar
Lt. McConnell, e Evans, b Cabl
1. Larkhon, not out
404.20
18
200.10
was that Gentle Cat was in the bunch
'Abbas Kennedy Heath Hall
Total
129
to rush out only in the last 200 yards.ir. Horsford's Maybe, 150 the. For the second time in the afternoon,
(Mr. Knoll)-1
Bowling Analysis.
M
H.
Cobb
3
Pestonji
Stalker
29
J. V. Briga Evans
0
XDWLOON C,
4.
A Claxton, b Middiemus
Edwards,
during most of the race, and appeared Class Handicar. "B" Class. Once round.
Pink Eye was beaten in the last 200 yards Mr. Leitch's' The Card, 15 s. when it appeared to be winning more or less comfortably.
1km.
THE RESULTS.
(Mr. Doyle)-2 Mr. Dowbiggin's Morning Star, 149 Ths.
(Mr. Reki)-3) Mr. Moxon Rufus, 14 the Five Fentonga RACE. Handicap.
Maju Kirkpatrick) ( Before the 1 had been long in progress: Mr. John Ped's, Burning Daylight, The Rufus · had been left behind. The other ........Mr. E C. Reid)--1 | three key company from the three-qum tær Mr. 6. W. Gegï's Genile Cat, 105 Hbx. taile post to the bend, when The Card ob- (Mr. Gegg)÷2¦ ruined 'n small lead with Morning Star Mr. Horford's Maybe." 130 lbs.
aim abreast of him and Maybe scarcely (Mr. Kaoli)-3 ] a length behind. The Card and Morning Mr. Goobead's Snaffles, 158 lbs.
Star showed the way into the straight, when (Major Kirkpatrick) 0 Maybe began to forge ahead. Knoll whip Mr. Soured Lovejoy, 140 lbs.
ped his mount early, and it had the effect: of getting Maybe in front. Mr. Horaford's pony won a ne race by balf-a-length. Morning Star was third, a length behind The Card."
(Mr. Soares)
Time: 2min., 42-5eees. Pari-muturi, Winner: $8.50
Chish Sweep. Ticket No.
419, $1,234.50
A good start, Gentle Cat led for about 50 yards but soon the held closed in, and up to the beginning of the bend the ponies ran in bunch. At the bend Burning Day- light came to the front and showed the way into the straight, Lovejoy, who was hugging the rails in the second position, dropped back in the straight, Gegg, on || Gentle Cat, made strenuous efforts to over. take the leader, but Reid kept his meant in Oso AND A QUARTER MIL, Handicap. front and won comfortably by three lengths, 3r. Gegg's Gentle Cat, 146 hw half-a-length dividing Gentle, Cat from maybe.
Winter 828.00
Time: 1min, 19 1-5secs,
Pari-mutuel.
Cash Sweep.
Ticket No.
46, $775.50
150,
193.00 06.50
12,00
2,
7.20
Gymkhana Stakes. Onė Milo,
“Mr. John Peel's Red Ensign, 152 m.
ri
"
Mr. Rose Pink Eye, 155 The
(Mr. Reid)-1 (Mr. Sutton)
(Mr. Doyle) 8
Mr. Doyle's Rochester, 146 lbs.
2.
6.80
31.30
318,
131.
43*
F. L. Brogo, e Gray, b Edwards...... 14 B. D. Evans, b Edwards
J. V. Braga, e Larkcon, b Murray
19 20
C. J. Stapleton, c Murray, h Edwards 71
E. S. Hodge, e Edwards, in Gray... 2.
White
J. Stalker, Middlemas, b Gray..... EC. Carr, b
P. H. Cobh, h Middlemas
R. Pestonji, not out
K. R. Manskill, did not bat
Extra
9.
30
7
SOKOOR
Total
174.
Bowling Analysis.
381.40
$ 190.50.
Middlemas Edwards Murray
9 9.3
Gray
White'
r|
close attendance.. Lord Lorrie was overhauled
(Mr. Knoll) 1 Mr. Rowe Pink Eye, 159 The.
(Mr. Sutton) 2] 3r. Gonhead's Scotchhox. 159. Jh.
"(Major Kirkpatrick) 3 in the bend. The finish hetween Gentie Cat Mr. John Peels Lord Lorne, 163 lbs,
and Pink Eye was very exciting, Mr. Knoli (Mr. Reid) rushing his mount in the last 100 yards and Mr. Doyle's Rochester, 160 lbs.
winning by a neck, Scotchboz was a good Mr. Duyle) 0 third.“ Mr. Soares's Lovejoy, 145 lbs.
(Mr. Sonre) 0 This ram was run in semi-darkness. Ĺard Lorne was leading when the ponies passed the post for the Grot time, with Pink Eye in
(Continued at foot of next column") -
Time: 2min, 451-Ges. Pari-mutuel. Winner: 832.10
Cash Ewerp. Ticket No.
THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
36
The beavy rain of the early morning settled down into a heavy drizzle for the rest of the day, and the weather proved very disagreeable for the second round of the championship at Faaling, yesterday. The course, however, looked very much better for the rain, and was in really excellent condition for play. The greens were quite true and lost their fix, so that spores, un the whole, were better, though the ball did not run so much off the tee.
The bardest tussle of the day was that between Leslie Smith and Bulmer John-
Went to
to the 20th green.
"Very good golf was seen, alsu. in the match between Lindany-Woods and R. M. Smith. Brand disappointed, his putting being weak; and Kraft, also, failed in this department. Dodwell and Stewart bad easy journeys, and N. L. Smith, quite eclipsed bis opponent. Results:
500.
Dr. Lindsay Woods beat R. M. Smith, 2 and 1.
A. B. Stewart beat R. E. Lindsell.
Maj. Leslie Smith beat C. Bulmer-Jobn
at 80th hole.
E, Davidson beat. R. A. Brand, on the
green.
Lt. Col. Coles beat G. B. Cockrem, on the last green.
8. H. Dodwell bent Lt. Col. Harvey
1.
G. 8. Arahbutt Lent W. D. Kraft, 2
N Smith beat C. L. Bandes,
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP,
The following qualified for the next Found:A. Murdoch, A D. Humphreys,
Kilgour Lt.-Com,
F. Maitland, E Scott.
J. W. Franks, G. M. Overy, H.
G. O MOXOD, H. J. Gedge," A. B
Col. Clementi- Smith, L. 8. Greenhill, Capt. Archer,
G. C. Costello, Capt. Gray, A. K. Hen
3889, 81424.50 derson, T. R. Chassels, H. West, H. E..
1.
16.00
12.00
29,
15.30
44.
407.00 Murray, J, J. Kidd, R. L. Moncrieff and 203.60 LL-Col. Taylor.
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