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HOCKEY
MEDWAY RECEIVES
SETBACK
TAMAR HOLD FAVOURITES TO A DRAW
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H.M.S. Medway, one of the toxins. favoured for championship honours in de Mamak Tournament, reeniv-
od a setback yesterday when they en 11.M.S. Tammar in Quir touron anent match and were hold to a
draw.
The game Look place at King's Bark, and one of the faturys was the fast pacn maintained through
It was one of the best games out. seen so far in this tourney, and but for the fact that tlu Tamar defon- der played a sterling game, the Medway might easily have taken full points.
A Friendly Game.
At Caroline Hill (Radio Sports lab ground), St. Andrewt played a combined team from R.A.S.C. and
R.A.0.C. and wire buton by the dd goal in three. Mackay and F.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1932.
LUNAR STAR FOR THE
GRIFFINS
DON EXPECTED TO PUT UP STIFF OPPOSITION OVER MILE AND QUARTER
THE GIRAFFE AND WOTIN FOR AUSTRALIAN EVENT: POLAR STAR NOT FANCIED
(BY MORNING DEW *}
Unless Polar Star got a flying start, he is not likely to make a big bid for the Australian race over alx furlongs to-day where ho will be carrying 170 pounds. The Giraffe with a handicap of Ava pounds is strongly fancied and ought to win, Mr. Harriman on Wola is likely to put up a stiff opposition as he will be riding at the lowest posible weight he can make. The distance suits both The Giraffe and Wotin and a very fast race should be seen.
The Grimas' Cup over a mile and a quarter is another good race to watch and Lunar Biar will find himself favourite this after- ' noon against Don and possibly one or two others. Lainar Blar should win from Don, although the latter is very it and is sure to put up a very good race.
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Weng played gook hookey for the GLENEAGLES STARTING IN FIRST RACE
Saints but recivod little support from their team mates who appear- ed to be suffering from statenés6.
CHURCH NOTICE.
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hong Kong.
NOVEMBER 20, 1932;~~
Sunday Next Before Advent.
DIOCESAN SUNDAY.
Holy Commanien, 8 a,m.
Holy Communion (Peak Church),
8..
Chi dren's Service, 10 am. Mattins and Sermon, 11 a.12.
Treacher: Rev, H.A. Wettenbach,
Acting Warden, St. Andrew'
Uniun Theological Hostel,
Colle. Canton. 1ly Communion at 19.15 p.m. Evensong, 6.40 p.m.
Fronobur-fev. G. K. Carpenter,
Warton, St. John's Hall.
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Week Day Horviesu. Mattins. Daily, 9.00 am. Intercossions for the Bick. Wodnes
day, 10.16.1.
fly Communion. Thursday, 7.45
Choir Practice. Friday, 0,30 p.m.
'8.10.
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FIRST CHUROK OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mas, U.S.A.)
MACDONNELL Road, below Bowen ROAD TRAM STATION.
NOVEMBER 20, 1939-
SUNHAT SERVICt, 11.15 s.m,
Hubjost:-"YouL AND BODT." The Sunday School is held on Sunday Mornings, Jo o'clock.
Wednesday Evening Meeting, 6.00 p.m. Beading 100 uat above address 0|101:== Tuceday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 12 Noon Monday and Thursday, 5,40 to 7 p..
The Public is cordaily invited to attend the services and visk the Reading Room
UNION CHURCH. NOTICE.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1932,
Morning Service, 10.30 a..
Preschor-Rev. E. G. Pawell. Evening Service, 6 p.m.
Preacherslev. Erris C. H. Trib
bock. Sunday School:
Kennedy koad, 9.30am. Taikoo, 845 p.m. "The_Social Hour will be he'd in the Church Hall after Evening Servios.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, Wanchat
Rev. Frank Short to Speak at Sailors' Home.
SERVICE FUR TO-MORTON. ནམ་
The following are the forthcoming Services, etc. at the Wesleyan Method ist Church, Wanchai,
(Opposita Royal Naval Hospital, Queen's Road, East). SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 20, 1933: -
Morning Surviga 10.15 am.. Evening Service, 6.50 p.m.
Presoter for both Services:-
Rov. Fank short.
HOME FOOTBALL
LEAGUE MATCHES FOR TO-DAY
The following English and Scot- bish League matches are down for decision to-day.
ENGLISH LEAGUE ·
FIRST DIVISION
Aston Villa
Bradford Barnley: Chariton
Grimsby
Notta F. Oldham Plymouth Preston
Stoke Tottenham
v., Arsenal
Wednesday
7 West Ham
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)
Crystal P. Gillingham Norwich Queen's P.R. Reading
1. Newport
GOLF
STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING
FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20
OLD COURSE.
LAWN TENNIS
NEW SOUTH WALES' CHAMPIONSHIPS
'(TUROVOH AKUTER'S ¿OKNOT.]
Svoney, Nov. 18.
9.01 aan. H. Hampton, and W. IN the New South Wales' Tonnis
Paterson.
9.91 0.28 m. not to be booked.
St. George's. v. St. Andrew's. 9.30 am. M. W. Budd and I. W.
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Championships semi-finals, Vinos
and Gludhill beat Donoghoe and Dunlop, 0-3, 82, 64..
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M.C.C. VERSUS AN AUSTRALIAN XI.
Pada d
VISITORS 238 FOR 8 AT CLOSE OF PLAY
{THROCOH LEUTER'S LOENCY.1
MELLOURNE, Nov. 15.
R. JARDINE was again suc- cessful with the spin of the coin and the M.C.C. scored 50 for tho
Allison and Van Ryn heat Crawlons of R. E. S. Wyntt against an
ford and Sproule, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1.
Williams.
Australian XI. on a good wicket before lunch.
A crowd of 9,000 witnessed the
"Bob" Wyatt score 29.
BOW
J. Dykes and H. Spicer.game in fine weather and R. C. Law and 11.40
A.
After lunch a crowd of 25,000 Ritchie.
witnessed the M.C.C. take their A. Kidd and. A. More to 39 for 9 wickets.
St. George's v. St. Andrew's.
9.30 nm. L. R. Andrews and J. K. MacFarlan.
A. E. Lisanman and A. K. MacKenzie.
L. G. S. Dowell and A. T. Las.
F. J. de Rome and D. S. Rolb
A. C. I, Bowker and K. 8. Morrison.
Bolton
1. Blackpool
Chelsen
Ľ
Huddersfield
1.
West Bromwich
Leicester
13.
Blackburn
Liverpool
1*,
Derby
Shownn.
Middlesborough -
Everton
0.35
it
Newcastle
Portsmouth 7. Leeds
r. Manchester C.
O. E. C. Marton and A. B. Stewart.
Sheffield U. Wolves
Birmingham
0.10
**
Sunderland
U. W. F. Booker and 11.38 Jt. Young-
M
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SECOND
DIVISION
5.45
J*
H. G. Sheldon and D.
Millwall.
S. Edward.
11.44
" Port Vair
0.50
G. R. Horridge and C.
Modulay
» Lincoln
C. Stark.
I
11.48
J. B. Logan and H. C.
r. Bradford C.
0.55
"
Manchester U.
r. Fulham
I. Newton and K. S. Robertson.
Hopkins.
r. Bury
10.00
"
Swansea
Southampton
J. W. Frank and R. H. McBean.
NEW COURSE.
9.20.9.99 n.m, not to be booked.
Notts C.
10.03
C. B. Johnson and S. H Fox.
r. Chesterfield
Note-The first names represent
St. George's.
Aldershot
Bournemouth
Brighton
Luton
Bristol R. Cardiff
10.09 a.m. A. Sommerfelt and E.
M. Brydon.
0.35
"
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Brentford
T
10.12 A. D. Humphreys and
p. 12
2'.
Northampton
A. McKellar.
Bristol C.
10.16
TR
H. D. Evana and T. S.
9.43
25
Exctor
r. Swindon
Whyte-Smitht
10.90
n. Torquay
M
J. R. Robinson and L.
0.50
25 Clapton
A. Calcraft..
10.24
2
Coventry (NORTHERN)
W. D. Hughes and
9.33
Major Wron
10.00
10.29
J. G. Campbell and T.
A. Leach and D. Forbes. A Summerfeld aml R. K. Valentine,
P. Darlington
C. Monaghan.
10.03
Barnsley Hartlepools
10.32
S
J.C. Glover and K. K.
1.
Hull
10.30
Tranmiera
W. Theimson and R. W.. Taplin.
13
Usteshend
10.40
12
Wrexham
10.44
11
2. Stockport
+..
Walsall
10.48
A. E. MacEachran and
r. Halifax
P. S. Grant,
10.28
10.32
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
G. C. Worrall and R. I. Cherrill,
10.36
10.36
15
H. C. Gould and Capt.
FIRST DIVISION
Morgan.
10.44
11.00
G. A. Loiper and E. H
Clyde
Williams,
10.52
11.04
41
O. Thwaites and W. H. E. Thomas.
11,00
#+.
St. Mirren
21.09
"
W. A. Stewart and E. J.
1 Partick
Weeks.
11.01
Ľ'.
Falkirk
11.12
E. des Vœux and ‘A.∙ 0.
Queen's Pk.
Brawn,
11.12
Hearta
11.10
I. II. Geare and H. H. Pethick.
11.20
11.20
1
F. H. Crapnell and Comdr. Doeksey.
11.28
kl.24
E. Leia and D. Ellis.
11.28
There are only six entries for the and although I fancy Lunar Star, first race and of these Lunar Star I must in fairness also say that and Don are definitely going out Don wouldn't surprise me a bit if in a later race, and possibly For he won. Navy Hall is likely to tune Bay will also be reserved for get third place here as he has been a later ovent. That leaves three of running quite well lately. It is Southend the best sprinters in the race, a pity his regular jockey. Mr. Watford Gleneagles, Bag and Baggage and Soares is on holiday, otherwise he Gay Crusader.
might give a good race to Lunar THIRD DIVISION Star and Don. Workable Stag will Accringtone probably carry the Hall and Shon- Barrow ton colours and Ajax will probably Carlisle go out here tod
On his day Gleneagles is the best pony in Hong Kong for seven fur- longs nad nathing-except a couple of his stable companions, Liberty Bay and Diana Bay-can lick him at equal weighta, Tu-day he will be carrying 165 pounds and will. therefore be giving ten pounds to Bag and Baggage and twenty-four to tay Crusader. This seems a bit too much to concede, the more so since the pony does not appear to be on his top form.
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Chester.. Crewe Mansfield
New Brighton. Doncaster Rochdale Rotherham Southpart York
An Open, BacD, The twenty two entries for the Suffolk Handicap "D" Class will provide a very open race and the puntor who can find the winner's sure to go home with his pockets bulging. I have picked Cy-pres to win, simply because of the excellent showing this pony has made in his last two public outings. He is not too heavily penalised at 155 pounds and if the pace is a fast one, he, Aberdeen seems to have every chance of win Airdrie
Bag and Baggage at 135 is a very uncertain quantity.. Ho might put an excellent gallop or he might fail altogether. The pony has done 1.50.1 för a mile with 101 pounds ing. Gold Bar under Mr. Pan Celtic on the saddle and seven furlongs will be a big factor in this race if Dundee with a smaller weight might suit this pony gets in the van and the E. Stirling lum very well. On the other hand pace is not too fast, he ought to be Hamilton his event defents do not augur placed. Orlando ran a disappoint- Kilmarnock well for him. I prefer the chances ing race in Macao but might re- Morton of his arable companion, Gay Crush deem himself to-day, so lock out Rangers der who has 141 pounds to look for him. He strikes me as a good Third Lanark after. His last public appearance, each way bet. The Ployer has top in which he made such a gallant weight, but if training form is attempt to run away with the race, anything to go by, I can confidently will earn for him many supporters | recommend him as a safe bet for a to-day and rightly so, for the pony place. Venturous at 140 pounds is should win if he can produce the same speed as he did a fortnight ago. Here again the shorter race is in his favour,
The Australians.
distinct danger and one could do worse than back him. Wembley Stag is shifting well these days and might quite conceivably be in at the kill. King's Parade is not to be For the race for Australians, ignored, while Cebu has quite The Giraffe ought to win in spite Bood chance at 150 pounds. Goldon of the 165 pounds allotted to him: Arrow is in tip-top form and might ridden by Mr. Frost and should can be seen, is very open and the by the handicapper, He will be be worth following. The race, as be able just about do it. Pelar dividend is sure to be big whichever Star does not appeal to me at all way the result turn out! at 170 pounds in a short race and if he does not get well away at the gate, stands a very good chance of getting unplaced.
Kent Handicap,
longa race that is very open is the Twenty one entries for d six fur
sort of thing that makes racing in teresting. Here are some of the good ones-Adam, Alexandra Hall,
Motherwell
. Cowdenbeath
St. Johnstone P. Ayr
LEAGUE MATCH AND CUP REPLAY
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY).
LONDON, Nov. 17. first home victory in the Third Newport County obtained their Division (South) today, defeating Brighton by five goals to two.
F.A. Cup Result.
Merthyr Town triumphed with In their Cup replay with Street, equal ease, running out winders by five goals to two, and qualifying to meet Queen's Park Rangers in the first and proper on Saturday, at home. November 26. Merthyr are drawn
A real danger to the favourite is Wotin, one of the best sprinters of this year's batch and with a Deveron, Flying Tourist, Holter ances in public he had a second concession of 30 pounds from The Skelter, Indiana, Mon Talisman and two wins and on this form he Giraffe he might be able to make Nippy, Wonderful Stag and Work ought to have a lot to say in the all the running. Mr. Harriman ablo Stag. What a list? I like Fly-"E" Class race over a mile that will be riding this candidato and ing Tourist the best because he is brings the programme to a close. if he is not in front of the meld in a better class than the whole lot He will find plenty of opposition over the first half mile, I should of them, and because he is carrying from Imperial Hall, an
animai
be very surprised. What he will top weight many will think that which is moving extremely well and do in the straight when challenged that will toll against him. Actual should carry a good deal of the by The Giraffe remains to be seen., if Flying Tourist is anywhere betting. I like Wotin's chances.
Little Gem has only 148 Lucy Glitters might be among the placed ponies if he gets away well enough and The Raindrop might surprise racegoers if he makes up his mind to run..
Watch Mr. PAR.
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SELECTIONS
Bace. 1. Gay Crusader Gleneagles. Bag and Baggage,
Race 2,
The Giraffe.'. - Wotin,
Lucy Glitters. Race 8. Bright Star. Valorous. The Tiger.
Hace 4 Lainar Star.
near hia Annual Meeting form, he pounds to look after and if you ought to come home by himself, but ara mot out of pocket by the last he is not in quite such good fottle race, don't forget to back him for a at the moment, though he is run win and a place. I have seen enough ning well enough, in my opinion, of this candidate to think he is to win this race. Deveron is in due for some attention to-day- unreliable pony, but if he takes It Until Then will be Mr. Frost's Mr. S. N. Pan appears to have into his head to run, there is no mount, 1 hear and, for that reason several good things for to-day's catching him. Indiana will be a alana be might run into a place. meeting and the first of these is danger if he gets away with a good Bright Star which has been entered start. Adam has the advantage of for the Surrey Handicap "Blight weight and he is certainly not Class. With only 142 pounds on a bad bet. Alexandra Hall ran very the anddle, Bright Star should be well at Macao and I like his chan able to hold down the opposition oes for a place, but the opposition without much effort. Valorous will look a bit too strong. The distance have a new jockey this afternoon is too long for Workable Stag, in Mr. Harriman and this com think, but what about Wonderful bination will have to be reckoned Stag's 140 pounds? Looks like a- with. Although Valorous will have other big dividend! to concede 13 pounds to Mr. Dan's
Sussex Plate mount, he is suro to extend the This race over a mile for China favourite, although I have my ponies which have not won more doubts as to whether ho will ne than 82,000 this year looks to me count for him. The Tiger is very like a walk over for Pride of it and 150 pounds is not too much Tsingtao, though a good many peo for him. He will be well in the ple seem to think that Blue Star picture Champagne Bay has only will make things hum. Blue Star 140 pounds and is not such a bad is certainly very fit, but on past proposition altogether as a long performances Pride of Tsingtao abot Gold Key does not appeal nt ought to win Daylight Evo is in at 185 pounds and will probably Griffins Cup.
start elsewhere, The Tiger or For SURDAY (th), 8:15 p.m., -Christian the
Social Hour conducted by the For the Hong Kong Griffins Cup tude Bay will bo Mr. Front's mount MONDAY Sirt), 6.3) p.m..-House Lunny Star and Don will have and whichever be takes out is good good race between them and tough for a place, though the
· Committee Mat.
Badminton Club Most. weight for inches it is difficult to sūces of winning are not so bright. The field is sure to be limite TURDAY (22nd), 8 pm-Fellowship choose between them. On the
ed here. Meeting.
as strength of the two recent wine
Dan The Brook Win?" WRONESWAT - Zed), 8 pio,--Sosial scored by Lunar Ster, I pick him
Evening.
as more likely to pass the post Brat: Can The Crook win the last race. THURSDAY (1th
Don is p very game trier and his on the card. On his three appear training form ią vory convincing
(Uontinued on nezi colu
Sunday School will meet at the
Church at 3 p.m. Friday- p., Choir Practice in
che Church. Friday p.m., Prayer Mooting in
the Church.
́SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS!
HOME, Wanchai.
99, Hennory Ilona
"Chaplain.
Meet
Badminton Club
-Don.
Kayy Hall,
Race 5. dy-pres -Gold Bar Orlando,
Race 6.
Flying Tourist.
Deveron. Indians.
Race 7. Pride of Tsingtac Blus Star, Fortune Bay
Race 3. The Crook Imperial Hall, Until Then
11.32
Rounds.
D. Fraser and J. W. Mayhew.
R. D.. Evans and E. W.- Kirk.
Nate. The final St. George's.
natnes represent
10.12 a.m. F, Lobet and N. K.
Listlejohn.
H. W. Daukes and P. L.10.20 Leeft.
C. W. E. Bishop and A. 11.38 H. McBride,
N. J. Perrin and W.,8. 11:44 (Continued on next Column.)
AN EXTRA SPECIAL
M E. D. Matthews and Lt-Col. E. D. Mot thows.
H. U. Ireland and F. A. Redmond.
H. N. Williamson and H. G. Wallingtoo.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs,
Mcllride.
P. Jacks and G. F. II. Hole.
G. T. Hay and H. L F *Ewin.
R. C. Webb and J. O. Dunbar,
Mr. Pope and Mrs. E. Stone.
R. S. Traill and R. -H. Wild.
V. R. Gordon and A. W. Hayward.
Major Sarsfield and (Illegible),
Mrs. R. A. Rodgers and R. A. Rodgers.
Sutcliffe 87, Leyland $5.
YORKSHIRE SOCIETY AND K.B.G.C.
TO-DAY'S TENNIS AND
BOWLS MATCHES
Bowls and tennis matches will be played to-day between the York- shire Society and the Kowloon Bowling Green Club commencing at 2.30 p.m. to-day. The following. players will take part.
BOWLS.
Yorkshire Society.
R. Rathinell, C. Boyco, F. J. Ramskili, J. leakin (Skip).
A Popple, C. Jackson, V. Sorby, L. B. Longbottom (Skip).
T. H. G. Bayfield, A. R. Brówn. W. J. Ceali, J. G. Meyer (Skip).
J. H. Bottomley, E. W. Coulson, F. Normington, L. de Rome (Skip). Kowloon Bowling Green Olab. H. F. Stoneham, T. Hard, R. Hall, W. Russell (Skip).
R.
Duncan, J. Davidson, J. Fraser, D. Gow (Skip).
G. N. Mitchell, C. E. Elliot Hoy. wood, W. E. Hale, E. W. L. Hoghin (Skip).
A. K. Taylor, A. W. E. David- son, J. Hyde, R. 8. Nichol (Skip).
. TENNIS.
Yorkshira Socisty.-C. A. Wright and J. G. Haigh; J. L Tetley and F. P. White; E. B. Manwaring and W. Ashby; H. H. Mundy and J. H. Shaw.
་་
Kowloon Bowling Green Club.- T. Ferguson and J. B. Sturgeon; D). W. Waterton and C. E. Terry; T. Armstrong and 3. T, Bows, F. Clarke and G. R. Laib.
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