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Sports
FANLING HUNT AND
RACE CLUB.
ACTIVITIES REVIEWED AT ANNUAL MEETING.
NEW SEASON OPENS IN OCTOBER.
Appreciation of the racing facili ties provided during the week-end was voiced at the annual meeting of the Fanling Hunt and Race Club and heartily endorsed by the members. The meeting was held yesterday in the Bond Room of Messrs. Jardine: Matheson & Co, td, the Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson taking the chair.
Addressing the Chairman said:
meeting.
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Before going into the matter the accounts before you I propose briefly to review the Club's activi ties during the past season.
The bounds which had been taken over from the old Fanling Hunt
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News
Stables Rum at a Loss.
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AMERICAN AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
JONES' AMAZING ROUND OF SIXTY-NINE:
{RECTSA'S AMERICAN LEVICE
ARDMORE (Peas.), Sept. 2.
EUROPEAN MOTORIST.
FINED. A
LADY QUESTIONED IN
WITNESS BOX.
At Central Magistracy yester day, Mr L. J. J. Caron of the Netherland Trading Society a peared before afr. R. E. Lindsell
In an opening bid for the fourth to answer a summons taken out at major golf sitle this year, with no the instigation of Col. T. A. Robert amazing round of 69, one stroke on, accusing him of dangerous
11 at 8.30 a.m. under par, in the first qualifying driving at Wanchai on September round of the American Amateur Mr. Caron pleaded not guilty.
Outlining the case, the police said Championship, Mr. Bobby Jones bas set American hurts aglow that or the morning in suestion Mr with expectation.
Caron was driving car No. 691 when
passed her and she put on the foot brake in order to avoid an accident abould his car cut in It kept a straight course, however, but wit ness said that she did not think de- fendant could have seen the car which was conting from the opposite direction.
Answering defendant, Mrs. Mit- chell said that she agreed there was enough room for three cars to pass at that particular agot provided the road was cunt. She could not
ditions.
In reply to another question the same uniter ordinary con
as to whether it was fair to hold up traffic by travelling" at 10 miles an hour, Mrs, Mitchell stated that sha was doing fifteen.
The stables have been run at a loss on working for the seven months January to July of roughly $700, and I fear this indicates an increase in the tariffs for next sen Oar arrangement with the Jockey Club gives us our fodder at
The achievement was an unpar cost to them and we have been
In reply to the magistrate, de- alleled fest, as the turf was soft he overtook another car, driven by charging barely enough to
and took a toll of the majority of Mrs. E. J. R. Mitchell. Mr. Caron fandant said, he agreed with the out in eo finely that the lady bid facts but persisted that it was not this--to say nothing of transports other competitors.
The nearest to Jones were Noyes, to put on the brakes to avoid a dangerous to pass a car at that tion, wages, etc. In addition, fairly heavy repairs and renewals will with 70, Ouinet, with 73, and Per-rash. There was at the time anpoint. The magistrate, however, have to be incurred in connection kins, who jook 74. Tolle was another car approaching from the op held that it was, and concluded
posite direction.
by saying: F entirely disagree Lady's -Evidence.
with you. I say is is not safe to. with the matshed stables. In the brink of failure, returning a
Mrs. Mitchell stated that she was overtake a car there unless you can speaking of the conduct of the card of.
The former champion, Sweetser, stables I have been asked to re- mind members that at Kwanti had a doubtful-looking 81, and T. driving her car just beyond Wan absolutely see the road ahead. You chai Market when she heard a horn admit the facts, but hold that it is they pay only the cost of fodder Bourn a hopeless $7.
It is understood that Bobby sounding behind her. Almost im not dangerous, while I hold that it and nothing towards maintaining a
may accept an offer of mediately after, defendant's car is dangerous. You are fined $10. irniner or riding boy.. The Club Jones
a tour of America, keeps a competent No. 1 to whom $100,000 for
be given as to lecturing on golf with slow-motion instructions may feeding, etc., but no onus of respon instructional Elmas showing his play." sibility can rest on the Club to see these are carried out. The services of a riding boy can be obtained by arrangement and any suggestions or complaints will be gladly looked into by the Stables Sub-Committer composed of Messrs. Stanton and and Macgown.
Country events were held through- out the season practically every week-end. Here we have to thank Dr. Macgown for his good work in their organisation.
These events
"The Hunters' Arvis. The Hunters' Arms has been very were given into the care of Colwell patronized this season and our Little, who with them organized warmest thanks are due Mr. Beck for his able management. During the Somerset Drag- Towards the the year considerable new furniture cost of running this the Club male and fixtures were acquired and a monthly contribution and it also various amenities added to the place. During Mr. Beck's absence has helped to finance the importa on leave Mr. Wilson has corsented tion from England of more hounds to take over his duties and with for next season. All of you who them joins the General Committee. have been out with the Somerset Drag know what a thoroughly good show it was and we owe a very real debt of gratitude to Col. Little and to his officers for having shown us this good sport. As you are aware, unfortunately the Somersets are shortly leaving the Colony, but they have arranged to turn over the hounds to a group of Guaner officers, and I am sure these gentle- men will worthily carry on what Col. Little has so well started. The Club is continuing to make a monthly contribution towards the expenses of the Drag and in return all our members have the privilege of going out with hounds.
vially,
are probably the feature of the Club that appeals to the greatest number of members, and I am sure a comprehensive programme for the coming season will be provided,
Financial Position
Jones denied the story before tee ing off this morning, but golf circles regard it as certain that he will wins the Amateur accept if he Championship.
A storm of protest would thereby be aroused from the professionals, who are already very jealous of Jones' success. and regard his syn dicated articles as poaching on their Freserves.
The films which it is proposed to exhibit also show Vardon's and Wethered's styles as compared with Jones.
The following are further scores! in the qualifying round of thei American Amateur Championship;" Willing 70, Dunlap 7. Little. 73, Von Elm 73, Goodman 73. Lawson 73.
HOME FOOTBALL.
PORT VALE SCORES HIGHT GOALS.
(THROUGH LECTER'S AGENCY.]
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LONDON, Sept. 32, Cardiff recorded their first win in the Second Division of the Eng Let us now turn to the accounts fish League to-day when they re You will note that members' sub-ceived Plymouth Argyle and scored scriptions have been apportioned four goals to one. 28. Follows:-1/4th to Stable Ar- In another match in the same count; 3/8ths. to Hunters Arms; division, Port Vale, playing on 3/8ths to Kwanti Race Course. their own ground, beat Bradford The first item is to cover such over by eight goals to two. head charges as repairs to the mat shed stables while the last two are intended to cover, in part at least, the ordinary running expenses of the Club-house and the Race Course,
Kvanti Race Course. During last season five steeple.
Our working for the period under chase cerugs were helt and iney proved' as increasing success and review shows a loss of some $1,400, saese but this has been occasioned by Bac popularity of meezings with the pabra" appears to charging to income all the improve-| Phe growing, and while вое newments, turfing, etc., that have been Lasu Sweep Bill may unfavourably made on the course. While these aftect our prouts trom the big have been costly it is possible for sweeps," WALCH were largely solu To advance; nevertheless the part mutuel which is the larger source of revenue should reflect the bene
s of enlarged attendance. While the public support of our meetings 1s very satisfactory, the same can. not be said of that of owners. Our Jelds at times have been lament ably small and we need better en For these I appeal to all owners of ponies but particularly to the small man, for it is to him can offer the most, though naturally the big man is equally welcome,
uries,
we
The first meeting of the seseos will be on October 19, and entry formas are before you racing sub-committee has been formed to draw up programmes and this we have tried to make representative of our owners. The following gentlenen have been asked to serve in addition to members of your General Committee as Stew ards for the coping season Messrs. Dyer, Dowbiggin, Mackle, Sutton, Priestley, Hall Brutton, Lt. Col. Maclaine, Major Bennett, Capt, Baldwin:
As regards the Course itself ser
us to show, next season a marked reduction under this heading. The Club's properties such as furniture. etc., are carried at a purely nominal figure. While we are starting this new season with little cash on hand we have the asset of a going con- cera free of debt and I think we can look to the future with mp. fidence.
Racing Committee,
Reversing again to the Race Course at Kwahti, it is our desire that the Racing Committee be as representative as possible of pur owners and so provide a fare that meets all tastes. The provisional committee which has arranged mat- ters for the first meeting consists of Mr. Stanton, Chairman; Dr. Macgown as representative of our General Committee; Mr. Heard, who has had many years' experi- ence of racing in Coine Mr. Keith Murray, who can give the views of owners in the Argylls; Mr. Wor rall, who is able to fulfil a "similar function for the Somersets. "
It has been suggested that upon Mr. Worrall's departure a Gunner officer be elected to fill his place.
eral improvements have been effect If you, gentlemen, wish to suggest ed and we have to thank the hard-the names of one or more others to serve on this Racing Committee, working Clerk of the Course, Mr. Hazeland, for his untiring efforts. the General Committee will be. Our thanks also are due to Mr. pleased to receive them now. Braydeld for procuring us a very satisfactory roller. The winning post has been moged along 50 as to allow a longer straight and the open ditch jump has been replaced and a sew wall que instituted.
Recognised Club" Status."
In response to our request, the Stewards of the Hong Kong Jockey Club have accorded this Club the status of a "Becognised Club," and this will cover flat racing and hurdle racing as well as steeple chasing. Consequently all our meetings become official, and it is more than ever essential that their conduct shall conformin every particular to recognized proc tice.
Before I conclude my remarka covering racing matters Inst make mention of the good work put in by Mr. Wilson as " 0.0. cash sweeps and pari-mutuel.” Due to his energy and care this department of our activities has shown a steady growth, end na it is our principal source of revenue, the importance of his work is ob vions
In answer to the Chairman's in- ritation, a member suggested that. it be left to the Geral Committee to co-opt others according to their discretion. This suggestion was agreed to by the members
The Chairman's proposal that time accounts be adopted was reconded by Mr. Stanton and carried-un- animously. No questions being asked the meeting closed with vote of thanks for the racing pro- vided during last season. The Chairman in reply remarked that. he had not been there on Sundays. but all the same bo appreciated: very much the expression of thanks.
U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS.
[BEDTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]
New York, Sept. 22 The results of the baseball games played in the National League are
as follows:
Phindalphie
9 Chicago 7 Bt. Louis
between
The inter-city match Glasgow and Sheffield, played on the former's ground, resulted in a win for home team by four goals to one. ·) : In Scottish League match, Hamilton scored two goals to nt against Aberdeen,
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