1933-12-21

Training

Gallops

Fast Times By Australian

Ponies

(BY "MORNING. DEW"

Australian ponies returned some excellent times in the training gallops at the course yesterday."

Fapling Fox covered a mile in 2.06.2 finishing the The Goose went over the same last quarter in 29.2. distance in 2.07.3 taking 27.1 over the last quarter. Cap. tain Cook also showed a strong finish at the end of u mile gallop.'

The times clocked" yesterday were as follows:-

Soldier of Britain

Spinaway

Mortman and Mandamus

Able Amazon Captain Cook

Empire Day

రోజ

"40" 1.20 1.55 2,27

99999=738

31.4

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1933.

LOCAL FOOTBALL NEW REICHSTAG

Navy. Beat East

Lancashires

Yesterday

Rallway on the Ground, the Nayy defeated the East Lancashire by three clear goals.

Fielding ten players in the first few aloutes. the East Lancashires falled to make much headway against the Navy defence. With a full side after about ten minutes play, they had more of the game Harmsworth fisted out from a shot by Langmead and Fairless re- turned with a high shot, Harms- worth caught the ball, but let it drop over the line to open the score for the Navy.

Although the Navy did most of the attacking there was no fur- ther scoring. before the interval.

After Liddington had cleared a shot from Thompson, Skinner got through, but failed to beat Lid- dington with a hard shot.

Langmead received twenty-Ave yards out and sending in a fast. low shot. beat Harmsworth who dived too late to turu out the

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MEETING

"Short, Sharp And Sweet"

CHARGE HURLED AT WASHINGTON

Intervention In Caban Affairs Alleged

Montevideo, December, 14.

A bitter secustion that the Unit ed States had intervened into the alfaits of Cuba and had interrogat- Berlin, December 12. ad Fresident Ramon Grau San The newly elected Reichstag Martin through the American Am- assembled for its first sitting this bassador, Ma, Summer Welles, was afternoon in the Kroll Opera- made at the Pan-American Confer- House, situated close to the dam- anos to-day by Senor Giraudy, aged Reichstag building. The forme chief Cuban delegate. al proceedings, were completed with barely 15 minutes.

The United States has been try-

Long before the scheduled opening to force upon us a Government we don't want," he declared No ing a dense crowd had assembled outside the building to watch the Marines were landed but the Unit- arrival of the delegates, but those ed States is using as much force as who had hoped to catch a glimpse though they had."-United Press. of the Fuehrer himself were dis- appolated, as the Chancellor had left early in the morning for Wilhelmshaven to welcome the "Koeln" which" German cruiser returned to-day from her world- tour lasting exactly one year.

The plenary hall presented colourful picture with the somber drapings of the new Reich colours and the two rows of guards com- of posed of uniformed members the Stormtroops and the Steelhel- met organizations.

bail.

From the centre kick, Fuley ras sent away, but his shot was cleared by Liddington. Thompson was forced to fell heavily and

Upon the motion of Home Min- leave the field for a few minutes. ister Dr. Frich, former Speaker of General Goering Lawton went to the pivotal post- the Reichstag tion "and Thompson Joined the was re-elected by acclamation. -forwards on resuming.

General Goering, by unanimgus Langmead' sent out to the left

fix the vote was empowered to Skinner

in cutting

gave date for the next sitting. Before Harmsworth no chance with a dismissing the assembly, he made fast cross shot.

a brief speech of thanks. Liddington pulled down a high plained that the Government de-

the from Thompson. "At

until clarations were postponed ather end, Skinner sent in, Harms such a day as Chancellor Adolf worth

out to turning the ball

Hitler was able to present them in

and

39..

shot

31...

Dia 1st

tance. Qr.

GRIFFINS

and ard' Qr. Qr.

4th

Last

.. Qr.

1.24

1.54

Dunbar's grey griffin &

Dunbar's bay griffin

1.13

Fra Diavalo and

Zero...

1 30

1.20

1.37

9.30

Jolls Butterfly-

1.11

1.50

1.92

Garry and

Ribble

1.18

1.49.9

Fleart's Glory and

Soldier of America

1.15

-1.47-

210

Nero

42 1.25

2,04

'2.37,3

Beta

Tunnel

4G 1.97

2.06

2.40

Willian Oster and

"1.19

1.51'

King's Comminand

1.23

1.55

West Parude

43 1.24

41.58

The Red Shank

1 13

1.18 1.40.9

1.23 AUSTRALIANS.

30,2

1:16

2.02

1.47.9

2.31

1.23.1 1.5.1

2.21.1

1.13 1.44 2.14

Fanling Fox

3፥

1.08 1:37 2.06.2

Macbeth

1.11 1.40'

Mountain Cat

1.59

2.07

"2.34.3

Mutiny Bay

34.3

1.08.3

T: 36,4

Nell Gwyn

1.00

1.43

2.18.3

2.47.3

Princess Angeline

34...

1,03

1:30-

St. Joan

} 20

2,07

2.34.3

Swan

1.00 1.39.1

The Goose

1.10

1.40.2 2.07.0

Ben

...

1.31 1.09.3

Bird of Paradis

1.21.2.. 1.51.2

Blue Danube

.*1.5

2.01

2.37.0

Bold Commander

1.14

1,50

4.02

Bran' Tub

433

1.25

2.06

2.39

Brass Idol

1.26 3.08

2,10

Cavalcade A

1.17

3.51

2.24

Double Five'

1.20

1.52

In Good Time

13.

1.21.2

1.54.2

Ironsides

41.1

1.12.3

King Willowianeken

懂

1.93

1.55

Kitsap

1.94

1.55

1.18

1.357

43 1.20

1.32

1.12

1.45.1

* 1.24

1.08

1.14 1.50

2.90

Skiddaw

54 1.45" 2.39

3.14

Smiling Face

.44

1.27.2

2.13

2.54

Soldier of Fortune

1.29 2.07

2.40

St. Ives

1.25

2.06

2.39

Taranto...

1.13

1.30.3

The Bodega.....

1.18

1.89

The Porchard and

The Ruddy Sheldrake.

1.19

1.54

Utopinu

180 2.07 2.42

"Young Chap

1.17

1.31. 2.24

1 54

1.43

2:39 3.14

Loch Ranze

Racing Beauty

Racing Spirit

Sarabande

Singing Butterfly

Young Hero

CRICKET

SUB-GRIFFINS.

team has

The following selected to represent the HK.C.C. v. Army on HK,C.O ground, on Saturday, at 2 p.m., and Tuesday.j 26th December at 11 am,—A. C. Beck, G. E. R. Divett, G. S. Dunk- ley, D. S. Harley, A. W. Hayward (Capt.), L. D. Kilbee, L. McInnes EJ. R. Mitchell, H. Owen Hughes. T. A. Pearce, T. E. Pearce.

LOCAL HOCKEY

Club's Five Goals Against H.M.S. Berwick

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HOME RUGBY

Cambridge Beaten by

Dublin University

London, Dec. 20. Oxford won and Cambridge lost in yesterday's only two Rugby Union matches...

The Light Blues were visitors to Dublin University where they lost by 12 points to 10, while Oxford, defeated Glasgow Academicals on their own ground by 8 points to 3.--Reuter

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HOME FOOTBALL

Austrians Beaten By Manchester City

The Club-Berwick match which was to have been played on the Navy ground was transferred to

London. December 19. the Club' ground and resulted in a win for the home team by five Manchester City emulated Liver- pool's feat when they beat the Austria Football Club's touring

goals to nil. They might have won by a bigger margin but for the fact that there was a lack of eleven by 3 goals to nil at Maine combination in the forward line, Road yesterday-Reuter.

Divett being guilty of "hanging

--on" to the ball too often when

a pass would probably have re-

sulted in a goal.

In the first half the Club scored three times, Divett being respon- alble for all of them, and after the change-over the same player, add- ed another two.

SUCCESSFUL BRITISH EXPERIMENTS

Unsinkable Armour-Plate

Motor-Motor · ·

Fairless who shot into the side of

the net

person.

He ex-

"I want to express that I am R. Navy. Liddington; James, Guy:

overhelmed with gratitude,” the Purkins, Richards. McClurg;

have Langmead Speaker declared. "that I Fairless. Smith,

been appointed to head the Na Tong and Skinner.

German Reich- Lancashires. Harmsworth; tional-Socialist Swain, German: Ball, Thompstag. Whoever in the past years son, North; Swain, Sandford, has experienced how degenerat- Lawton. Woods and Fuley.

East

RECREIO'S TEAMS

1st. Division.

Parliament had ed the German become. will understand with what satisfaction we may look back on the mightly task OUT leader bas accomplished. Our action shall service; our every and will be devoted only to the people."

The following will play for Club de Recrelo v Royal Navy, 4 p.m. King's Park Ground-E. Marques:

Amid thundering applause and R. Silva-Netto (Capt.), J. Bowen; three resounding cheers for the

W. J. Gonsalves, N. Delgado,

Chancellor and the German peo- Maher; A W. McGrann, T. Castil-ple, the ceremony found its end. ho, H. Sousae, J. Gomes, A. Pereira,

3rd. Division

The following will represent Club de Recreio v. S.W. Borderers, 2.30 pm King's Park Ground- A Quinn: A. P. Eca Eliva (Capt.), B. Gaän; E. Silva, B., Laurel, H Remedios; D. Aquino, H. Campos. L. Castilho, C. Santos, J.,D. Alves.

The following have been selected to play for England in the Sunday Herald Charity Cup match on Christmas Day.

Combey (R.A.), Allan (R.A.), S. Strange (H.K. Club), Parkins (R. Navy), Cork (Lincoln Reg), C Pile (H.K. Police), Hudspith (R. Navy), Langmead (R. Navy); Howe (H.K. Club), E. Strange (H. K. Club), Bickford (H. K. Club).

Reserves-Cough (H.K. Police), Fowler. (H.K. Club), Pardoe (R.

4), Smith (R, Navy),

“MY” STRUGGLE”

Herr Hitler's Autobiography

Munich, December 12. Adolf Hitler's antobiography "My. Straggle" will, according to an announcement made to-day by the Publishing-House Franz Eher, reach before the end of the current year a total issue of 3,500,- 000 copies..

In the statement the publishing house says that the demand for this book is unprecedently large and that new editions are requir ed almost as soon as the last one has left the press.

The interest for Hitler's book is. not confined to Germany, Foreign countries also are evidencing an ever increasing interest In this unique book. The English and American editions having made their appearance are finding a. ready market everywhere, the first Danish edition will be releas- ed at the beginning of the new year.

London, December 15... The rights for an Italian tran- Apart from Alexander-Sinclair,

British aviation defence au alation have already been acquir the Berwick team played poor

thorities have made successful Fed by a well-known Italian pub- hockey. As for the Club, Owen Hughes played a useful game and experiments with new unsinkable fishing house so that an Italian so did Tetley though the latter armour-plated racing motor-boats, edition likewise will be expected. was rather weak in front of the says the "Dally Telegraph" to in the near future. Further edi- "goal. Potter wad well-placed day. These boats were tested in in the course of preparation, are the North-Sea, when military Swedish and Spanish one, the lat- planes using manoeuvring misalter being destined especially for les, bombarded them from various South-America. It is further an- heights ranging from, 1,000 to 14 nounced that discussions are un- was demonstrated der way to release also a Chinese 000 feet. It that the boats are not put out of as well as Japanese and an In

|dian edition,

several times and was unlucky in that he, and his partner in the left-wing, Archer, were badly

starved. ***.

The Club team was: Skinner; Dand, Rodger, Reed, Howe, Reed Owen Hughes, Tetley, Divett, Pot- ter, Archer.

Games Postponed

action when hit.—Transocean.

Hitler started work on this book poned The Jats are leaving for 10 years ago when he was impri- India to-day and we take this zoned in the fortress of Landsberg- The games between Jats-Medway opportunity of bidding them good-on-the-Lech Immediately" - arter and Kowloon Indians-RAMU. bye and to wish them the best of the door of the prison had beer Atornament game) were post- luck-in-Jhelum, their next station closed behind him Transocea

-Transocean.

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NOTICE.

THE entries for the Annual Race Meeting, 1934, will close at 3.00 p.m. on Saturday, 20th January 193

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Members are reminded that mo horse is eligible to enter for any race meeting of this Club until an Official Racing Certificate shall have been obtained in respect of the horse,

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