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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1932.
Week End Sport.
MRS. FROST
WINS MILE
LADIE'S HONG KONG RIFLE
BIG DIVIDENDS AT OPENING RACE MEETING AT FANLING
BIG FAVOURITE DEFEATED IN LAST RACE
[BY MORNING DEW."-
Although at one time the typhoon threatened to spoil the week- end, the Clock of the Weather" played the game with mee- goers yesterday and allowed the opening meeting of the Fanling Club to be held in exellent weather. At one stage rain threatened La spoil a fine altanoon's programme, but fortunately it held off.
The til bit of the afternoon's racing, of course, was the Laulien Mile, and this, as generally anticipated, went to Mrs. Front wito rode The Crook. Mrs. Frost id excellent judgment on her mount and came in romfortably in the straight. Miss Farr rode an excellent rnee on Estrellita to finish second while Miss P. Seniť Harsten on Prestwick took third place,
MR. EVANS SURPRISE WIN FOR
PUNTERS
Race 3,
CLUB
INTERPORT PRACTISE
SHOOT
The Interport Practise Competi- tion which was held at Kowfood Tong yesterday and on Saturday has proved a great success, and has brought out many "dark horses."
The Typhoon Signal on Saturday was responsible for a small attend- ance in the afternoon and though the light was good, wind hampared steluly shooting.
Yesterday morning 18 competitors arrived on the Kowloon Tong.Range, of which four were representatives from the 1st Bn. Lincolns and six from the Royal Marines, all of whom werd' shooting on this range for tim first time.
LONDON, Oct. 30." HOME League football matches played on Saturday resulted as follows:-
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division III (North),
M.C.C. DRAW WITH 'AUSTRALIA
BRADMAN FAILS IN BOTH INNINGS
(THROUGH AKUTER'S AGENCY,}
PERTI, Oct. 20. IIN fiue wenther and on a soft
wicekkt, the Combined Austra Han XI. continued their first 10 innings this morning, facing the M.C.C's huge total of 693 for 7 declared.
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Yestordiny the Austra lian opening pair put an sy with. out being separated, but this morn ing Verity, the Yorkshire slow the bowler, played havoc with earlier batsmen.
Don Bradman, whose first ap. |pearance against the tourists* this season had been so ongerly await- .', ed, felt a victim to cpe of Verity's slows, being caught by Hammond f the Yorkshire trundler for 3.
The Follow On.:
Play commenced after lunch lie fore a crowd of 15,000.. The Com bined XI. were dismissed for 150. Verity took for 37, Mitchell for 37 and Paynter 1 for §.
Following on with, 434 to avort the innings defeat, the Combined XI. managed to play out time— scoring 130 for 4 wickets. Brad- inan again failed, being caught by the Nawab of Pataudi at forward leg off G. O. Allen for 10. Fingle- ton was undefeated at the close of
Six wickets foll play with a patient 53 mot out to before lunch, Verity claiming all bis credi:
The match was drawn.
For Perfect
Flight
HOME FOOTBALL
Division III (South)
P. W, D. L. Pia.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
Brentford.......13 10 g Rending .......12 Norwich
0
A
5
1
17
..12
5
5
15
(tanovan neuter'S AGENCY)
Crystal P.
..12 B
✓
4 1-1
Bristol 0...1%
0
4
14
Luton
.12 6
Я
4
14
Exeter
..12
2 0
4
14
Northampton ..12
Watford
Bristol (L) ...19 Bournemouth ..12 4 น
..12 5
€
2
4 14
3
IB 5 3 4.13
12 25
Coventry
B ......12
1
11
Torquay...13.
4
2. 6
10
Division. I.
Olapton
..12 2 6 4
Arsenal Birmingham Blackburn Blackpool Derby
A Leicester
Altershot ......11
4
5
Middlesbro
4
Queen's P: R...12
A
1
0
3 Sheffield U.
0
Southend...13
3
4 Chelsea
0
Brighton 10
3
3
* D.
2 Huddersfield
.3
Gillingham...19
1
1
7
0
Everton Leeds
1 Portsmouth
Cardiff
.......12
3
4 7
3 Wolves
0
Swindon
.11
ŷ 7
Manchester C. 1 Liverpool Wednesday Newcastle Sunderland 7 Bolton West Broan, 3 Aston Vill
Division II.
Bradford C. 2 Netts Forest
3 Oldham Bury Chesterfiell 1 Plymouth Fulh
5 Bradford
1
Nowport
.13
1 4 8
G
0
of them..
P.. W. D. L. Pta
1
Chester
8
1 18
Southpor 13
0 +
14
Accrington 13 ་ ་{
18
Hull
19
7 9 3
10
2
Crewe
12 7
1.4
0
Wrexham Gateshead
3 3 1:5
1
13
Stockpart
1-1 +
4. 0
14
Barrow
Preston N. E. 1
Walsall
Millwall- 1 Tottenham
Domecater
4
Mansfield
Notts County 3 Stoke Port Vale 3 Manthoster. U..3 Southampton 3 Grimsby.
2 Charlton Swansea West Haun 4 Burnley
3
Barnsley
Rochdale
0
Tranmere.
Ilalifax
12
0
Rotherham .12
1
Carlisle
3 .13
3
Hartlepoots 2
3
3
York
3
2
New Brighton 12
3 1
1
Darlington.....12
3
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SCOTTISH LEAGUE
3
9 Southend
3
5 Watford
2
P. W. D. L. Pts.
8 Cardiff
1
Aberdeen
15 11
3 23
Celtic
18
B 3 3 21
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Rangers
14
3 0
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2
Hearts
15
9
2
4
20
Brighton
Motherwell 14
7
4
1 Gillingham 2 *Match postponed.
Division III. (North),
Hamilton
14
14
Ayr U.......
200 500 000 To yds, yds, yds. tal.
4 Accrington Barnsley Dartington 1 Southport
0
Clyde
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Queen's Park ..13
3
Mansfield
2
Falkirk
87
2 Crewe
1
Duoden
..13
4
◊ Chester
2
Partick
32
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3 New Brighton S
Cowdenbeath ..14
4
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4 Rotherham
Mortor ..... 2
..14
3
4
Airdrie
13
3 I
9
3
East Stirling ..14
Walsall Wrexham
2
2. Carlisle
Scoring was high throughout and up to Bisley standard, when one can- aiders the conditions under which Tho competitors were shooting Flag nt 200 yards was showing a strong breeze from the right and at 400 yards a breeze from the left.
It was hard to tell who would get into the 1st six so equal, were the
Mr. B. A. Starling man scores. aged to win with a score of 87, which surprised kompetitors who knew, he had not practiced for the past six months. Still more credit- Inable is the fact that he was shoot-
Place: $54; $2.30; $3.81. Mr. D. B. Evaus rode a wonderful! ence in the Machine Gun Troop Also ran-Cupid (Mr. Jenkius); Hurdle Rares and brought kome De. ¡ Social Mark (Mr. Cochrane); murrer in front of White Stars anil'; shallah (Mr. Denham). Mountain Hat. White Stars and i Cupid were well fancied for this | Mr. Jacque's Whoopee race but Mr. Evans kept Demurrer prominently all the way and taking the lead on the home straight, won just as he liked. His supporters got
n to more than 70 to 1 for their condence in Demiurrer.
One of the hottest favourites of the day, Vasylock was beaten in the Inst rne". The pony had to carry top weight and this fact proved his undoing. He ran well all the way
round but when Amos draw up with him in the straight and challenged him in the run home, Vasylock was not, equal to it.
(Mr. Carroll) 1 Messrs. Roza and Edgar's White-
hall ............ (Mr. Chanson) g Messrs. Grist's and Beck's Echo
(Mr. Kemble) # Won by five lengths; six lengths between second and third.
Timo: 1 min. 35.2 secs. Pari-mutuel :-
Winner: 84.07.
ing with open sights. Marine Dance came second with a score of 88, while Lieut. Hocguard who also scored 85 was counted out at last rango.
R. A. Starling won the cup, 2nd and 3rd prizes being silver spoons An additional-prize of a spoon 'was given also to the highest gun ut each range. Mr. L.. A. Soares was awarded spoon for high gun at 200 yards with a score of 28, Sergt. Dyblo and S. Conway who drew with a scores of 31 at 500 3ards and A. Chappelle auored 30 at 800 yards. The following were the best re- salts:
Place: $2.00 $0.38; $0.02. Also ran-Hirwego (Mr. H. BoteRio); Kanpaz (Mr. Dale): R. A. Starling... 29 Shanghai Benu (Mr. Saunderson); Toby (Mr. Choy)."
Race 4.
Mr. Carroll on the six furlongs race for novices in grand style, Mrs. H. Lowcock's New King finishing all by himself. In the othor six furlongs race, which was confined to Macao subs, Mr. Cage lan, after wrestling with a bad start, brought Now King along in fine style to win from Pure Music, ridden by Mr. P. Young. Mr. Cinn- son took third place and just nused! out Guiding Star on the winning
post for place money.
Mr. Charles was the most sacr‡ SK-
(Mr. Caplan) 1 Messrs. Lo and Laing's Pure
Music
(Mr. Young) 2 Mr. Han Un's Allweil
(Mr. Cinson) 3 Won by three lengths; four lengths between second and third,
Timo: 1 min. 37. sees. Pari-mutuel
Winner: $3,13, Place: 82.35; 82.52.
20
(R.M.) 26 30
Marine Dance
Lieut. Hocgard
(1st Lines) 28 Sgt. A. Chappelle
Sgt. Harper
(lat Láncs.) 28 R. H. Woodman, 25 H. C. Watson.... 28 Bgt. Gouldon
(1st Lines) 24 Sgt. Kirk 20 · 23 Cpl. Spray (R.M) 24 S. Conway
(R.A.F.) 23 C. V. Arnold
(R.A.0.0.) 24
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Also ran-Guiding Star (Mr. (Mr., Davy); The Ptarmigan (Mr.
ful jockey of the afternoon winning | Butler). two races on Herga, and Roosinn,
Race 5.
respectively, and finishing second on Mr. R. H. Charles' Rooslan Vanylock.
The race meeting was graced by large gathering, amongst whom wero, His Excellency the Officer Ad. ministering the Government, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southeru and Mrs. Soutkort.
As was to be expected there woe
fow the umun spills," not jockeys tumbling at the jumps, but; fortunately with one exception, without serious consequence. The exception was the case of Mr. Gillespie who come down rather
(Mr. Charles) 1 Mr. G. P. Ferguson'a Country
Club
(Mr. Ferguson) 2 Mr. L. Reidy's Britannis Hall
(Mr. Tuxford) 3 Won by three lengths; many lengths between second and third.
Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: $6.02.
Place: 82.53; 83.03; $2.54. Also ran-Fauling Stag. (Mr. Remble); Piccalili (Mr. Subrother); | Whisper (Mr. Dalo).
Race 6..
heavily when riding Duke of Nor- Mrs. 8. A. Lopes The Crook mandy in the last race and had to be removed in an ambulance.
RESULTS
Race 1.
Mr. P. C. Potts' Horga
(Mr. R. H. Charles) 1 Mt. A. H. Potts' Mouche
(Mr. I. R Tuxford), 9 Mr. H. R. Prior's Melrose
(Mr. Schreiber) 3 Won by two lengths; many lengthis between accond had third.
Pari-mutuel
Winner: $3.61 Place: $2.33; $2.50** Also-ran-flywheel. (Mr. Kemble).
Eace 2.
Mr. H. B. V. Mossop's Demurrer.
(Mr. D, B. Evans) 1 Mr. G. P. Ferguson's White,
Stare (Mr. Ferguson) 2 Mr. J. H. Dary's Mountain Rat
(Mr. Davy)-3- Won by one length; 11 longtha between-second and third.
Pari-unutuel
Winner: $147:14.
Farrow); White Heather (Mr. Kemble).
CASH SWEEPS
Lincol
Division III. (South). Bournemouth 1 Norwich Brentford 2 Crystal Pal. Bristol C. 2 Queen's P. R. 3 Clapton 0.0 Bristol R.. Coventry Exeter Luton
3 Reading Newport Northampton 5 Aldershot Swindon' Torquay
Doncaster Gateshead.
Halifax Hartlepools
Hull Stockport Tranmere
2.Hochdale
1 Barrow
4 York
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Aberdeen
2 Hamilton
Ayr Clyde
Dundee
Falkirk Motherwell
Rangers
3 Cowdenbeath 2-
6 Queen's Park 2
4 Airdrie
1
3 Hearts
1
1 Partick
2 Kilmarnock
0
St. Johnstone 7, Morton
St. Mirren 3 Celtic
Third Lanark 4 East Stirling 1
LEAGUE TABLES.
Division I,
Race 1,
No. 300
25 50
$350.00
Arsenal
100.10 50.10
Inplaced (826)-No. 120
Васа 3.
...12 Aston Villa....12 8 3 1 Derby West Bromwich12
2
P W. D. L Pts.
D
1
20
.12
73 2
.17
7
2 3
-10
в 3 3 16
Huddersfield
12
€
3 3 15
No. 93 178
$355.10
Leeds
.12
5
5, 2
15
130.30
6 2 4 14
T
85.16
C 2 3 14
12
5 9 5 12
3 1
0
11
Unplaced ponies of 823 each:- Nos. 203, 380, 250,
Race 3,
No. 403
(Mrs. Front) I Mr. H. S. Yung's Estrellita'
(Misa Farr) 2 Mr. Y. C. Ko's Prestwick
134
17
$480.10 130 7€
09.86"!
(Miss Scott Harston) 3 Won by three lengths; one length between second and third.
Time: 2 mins. 14.2 secs.
Pari-mutupla
Winner: $3.43,
Place: $2.14; $2.96; $2.17. Also ran-Until Then (Miss Bonnar); Gold Cup (Miss Knill); Sunbeau (Miss Schroeter).
Ence 7. Mr.-D. Wilson's-Amos. Mr. L. Reidy's Vasylock Mrs.
(Mr. Ferguson) 1..
Amman's' San Fran cisco... (Mr. Tuxford) 3 Won by one length; many lengths between second and third.
Pari-mutuel
Winner: $17.84. ---
351 ****** Unplaced ponies of $25 each':--- Nos. 389, 400, 302, 307, 47.
Portsmouth....12
Wednesday....12
Newcastle 12
Everton R12 Bunderland
...12
Bolton..... Blackburn Liverpool 12
Birmingham.12 Chelsea.12 Sheffield U. 1.12 Middlesbro'
5 2 5
11
.2
Blackpool .12
0
Race 4.
Loicester ........13
'1
4
No. 214--
222
$1,357.37 387.89 103.01
Wolves.......? .2 Manchester-C..12
Division IL
404*
Unplaced ponies of 853.87 each: Nos. 319, 15, 174, 405.
4
B 2 P 739 6. 3 3 15
P. W. D. L. Ptd. 1 90 Stoko C. .12 0.8 Bradford C. 19 Plymouth 12 Port Vale......12 Southampton ..12 ....12 Bury Fulham
..11
Swansca
1 4 15
4 3 14
14
14
.19 5 4 3 14
.....12
St Mirren ......Ï4 St. Johnstone ..11 Third Lanark ..14 Kilmarnock
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