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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1934, 24TH, 26TH, 27TH, 28TH FEBRUARY,
AND 3RD MARCH, 1934.
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JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON, General Managers. Hong Kong, 23rd January, 1984.,
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HONG KONG DAILY
LOCAL HOCKEY
Champions Beat St.
Andrew's
INTERNATIONAL TRIAL" GAME
By
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the St. Andrew's
beating the goal andrew's
PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1934.
YORKSHIREMEN THE
AT K.B.G.C.
Beaten at Bowls, and
Tennis
K.B.G.C. on Sovurday,
The Yorkshiremen's Society were beater by the Kowloon Bowling Green Club in their annual ten his and bowls games played at the The Yorkshirewen went down by in their return encounter at 800-57 shots in the bowls and by 11 sets kunpoo on Saturday, the Hongo. 5 in the tennis. kong Ladies Hockey Club, cham- plons for the last three years of the Caer Clark Cup competition, trophy for another are now practically assured of re- H. F. Stonshan C. Jackson taining the
BOWLS
Yorkshiremen K.B.G.C.
The results were as follow:-
E. D. Labrouse J. Frapor
A. E. Jeffries year.
B. E. Maughan The match was keenly contested
(Skip) and it was not until the last min-F. L Rapley ute that the champions managed A. Meloy to score the winning goul through P. J. O'Connell Miss J. Churchill. The champions P. T. Farrell
the were at full strength, but
G. H. Budding Saints were handicapped "by the
(Skip) absence of Miss J. Wong, the CJ. D. Thomson lony's centre half who was indis-
C. B. Hoeking Woolley, however, A. Chapman posed., Miss I. proved a worthy substitute.
Joan Churchill opened the scor- ing for the champions early in the first half, but the Saints retallated strongly, Irene Gittins equalising shortly afterwards from a pass by M. Woolley."
nice
The Saints opened the second halt strongly. but soon fell away to allow the champions to press continuously.
Bell
J. G. Chambers. E. V. Searle
E. Elliott-
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J. G. Meyer
(Skip)
A. R. F. Raven A. Popla
F. Normington
"L de Rome
(Skip)
A. R. Brown EW. Coulson
O. Raven
"Heywood A Brooksbank
E. Duncan
THIRD
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TEST | PACIFIC ORIENTAL
England 281 For 7
Madras, February 10. The sensational collapse of the England eleven, who last six wic- keta for 97 runs after C. F. Walters (50) and Bakewell (85) had added 111 for the first wicket, provided the feature of the first day's play in the third Test match against India here to-day.
D. R. Jardine, the English cap- tain, stepped into the breach, and In an unbroken eighth wicket stand with Headley Verity, the Yorkshire slow bowler, added 73 runs to enable England to total .231 for 7 before the close of play. At the tea interval the score was 222 for 1.
14
15
fast bowler, Amar Singh, caused the danger, taking Ave of the seven wickets to fall
Bakewell played faultless cricket out of 170 for
his, 85, scored in 160 minutes He hit Ave boundaries.
India who lost the first Test and forced a draw in the second, are without Mahomed Nissar, their "leg-theorist.", owing to an attack of fever. He has been replaced by Mushtaq-Ali.
MONTHLY CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE
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For
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San Francisco, etc.
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KING'S
A crowd of 20,000 were present COMING SOON I
in exceedingly hot weather when
Jardine won the toss and elected
k1
G. E. Sheriff
(Skip)
J. Howe
31 (Skip)
C. L. Farmer
J. H. Shaw
(Skip)
Total
t
A. E. Silkstone
(Skip
to bat.
Scores:
.15
England 1st Innings
113 Total
50
TENNIS
C. F. Walters, 1.b.w... Amar
Singh Bakewell, e C. 8: Naldu, b
.85 Amar Nath
50
6-4
Mitchell, Lb.w., b Amer Nath 25 Langridge. Lb.w., b Amar Singh D: R Jardine, not out
1
44
Barnett. c Patiala, b
Amer
7-0
"Bingh Nichols, b Amar Singh
2-3
Townsend. b Amar Singh Verity, not out.
10 31
ExtrasTM
21
... 281
After forcing many corners, Mias centred the ball to Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Tetley, (Yorkshire)" Churchil who was unmarked in beat J. Bews and Mrs. Thomp the goalmouth, thus enabling the son inside left scored the decider in beat D. Waterton and Mrs. the last minute of the game.
St. Andrew's Ladies, al- The though beaten, played a fine game. but the Hongkong Ladies showed
better stamina. The Champions' forwards were inclined to be er- missing ratic In front of goal, many opportunities, and it was the defence that proved. strength of the team.
the
St. Andrew's: Mrs. F. Rose: E. Landolt, G. White, M. Churn, J. Wong, 1 Wolley; F. Wong, 1. Ro gers, M. Wolley, I.. Gittins and Glitins;"
H. K. Ladies:-M Bird; E. M. Gray, B. Helbling: M. Wallace, B. Pope, Mrs." M. K. Lowe: E. Bell, J. Dalziel,
Churchill E. Bonnar, J.
"and Mrs. S. Adams.
"Y" LADIES BEAT C.B.S. The "Y" Ladies must consider
with
Leib lot to T. Armstrong and Mrs. a!!
Lawrence
lost to J. Rodger and Mrs.
3-4 Rapley ........
Mr. J. G.. Haigh and Miss Holmes (Yorkshire). lost to Bows and Mrs. Thomp-
sun
* 1-6 lost to Waterton and Mrs. Leib 3-4 lost to Armstrong and Mrs."
2- 5
ཏྟཱ, །
Lawrence
lost to Rodger and Mrs. Rapley 2- 5 Mr. Ashby and Miss Heap
{{Yorkshire}" beat Bows and Mrs. Thompson - 2 lost to Waterton and Mrs. Leib 3-4
and " Mrs. beat. Armstrong
Lawrence
g
Total (for 7 wkts.) Clark and "Elliott to bat. Fall of the wickets:-
У 2
6 3 4 5 111 167 170 174,178 182 208 ---Reuter.
ADAMSON CUP 1933
7
In the final tie played at Happy 4-3, Valley on February 9, W. H. Ed- beat Rodger and Mrs. Rapley 5- 2 monds beat A. MacIndoe by 3-2. Mr. W. Stoker and Mrs. Silkstone (Yorkshire)
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themselves lucky in their encoun-lost to Bews and Mrs. Thomp- 3- 4 then
the Central British Schoolgirls on Saturday when they lost to Waterton and Mrs. Leib 1-6 emerged' winners by a lucky goals to Armstrong and Mrs.
Lawrence tuni
I B M. Glendenning. scored by Miss The schoolgiris held their own in lost to Rodger and Mrs. Rapley 07 brillant manner for three quar- by the Directors of the Company inters of the game, and had the bet-
ter of the play. Brisbane, payable to Shareholders on the Registers at Brisbane, and Miss K. Moir, the Schoolgirls' Singapore on Thursday, 15th March, 1934.
Passing it On
A conductor on a bus entering half played. a brilliant centre
Croydon some time ago saw huge and game,
together with her
posters on the hoardings-adver- halves, wing
Miss L. Hickey ising the Croydon Hospital Fund and Miss J. Lakeman were respon-asking people to give lavishly, sible for breaking up many of the
Notice is also hereby given that the Singapore Transfer Registers will be closed from Friday, 9th Marchy" attacks to Thursday, 16th March, 1934, (both days inclusive) for the preparation of Dividend Warrants.
By Order of the Board, “DERRICK & CỎ.
Chartered Accountauts,..
Local Secretaries. HONOXONG BANK, CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE, 3rd February, 1934. (9250
HONGKONG FOOTBALL OLUB.
RUGBY INTERPORT
THURSDAY, 18th February: SHANGHAI R. U. F. C.
4 p
HONGKONG, FOOTBALL CLUB. Club ground at 39.80 p.m. Booking at ANDERSONS.
INTERPORT DANCE. PENINSULA HOTEL & P.M. Tickets obtainable from any Committee member.
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SATURDAY, 17th February:
SHANGHAIR. U, F. C.
COMBINED SERVICES. Club ground at 8.30 p.m.
W. FRYDE,
Hon. Secretary
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"People Who Matter"
PEOPLE WHO
MATTER, to the advertiser are the "people when
afford to buy his goods. Most of Mese people bay and read tho
Hong Kong Daily Press,
The leams were:-
Ladies':-Mrs. M. Read; Mrs. Portation, A, Fowler; B. Blumenthal, E. Thomson, M. Qar- diner; V. Bradbury, M. Glendening, R. Blackmore," T. Dennis and O. Brown.
C.B.S.D. Moss; R. Ingram, J. Bryson;
L Hickley, K Moir, J. Lakeman; E. Rousseau. H. Reid, J. Booker, Joy Booker and H. Knill
RECREIO "A" v. ""B". +
ly afterwards.
the
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BILLIARDS
Davis Beats Newman
Davis beat Newman for the second time this season at Thurs ton's Hall on Saturday after a very keen struggle. The first gLIDE, which was played early in the sen son Davis won by a fairly large margin, but on Saturday he was successful by culy 129 points...
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MARX
BROTHERS
DUCK COUP
CONSIGNEE. NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION.Co.'s Stina "COMORIN."
ALIVE HUNG. KONG, or 8TH FEBRUARY, 1934.
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CONSIGN
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A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Free Storage period.
HOME RUGBY
England Beat Ireland
London, February 10. The English Rugger team re- corded their second triumph in", the International Rugby Tourna- When the match was continued on
ment to-day when they overcame Saturday afternoon Davis held an
Ireland by 13 points to 3 in Dublin. advantage of 1,306, and this: lead he
Having beaten Wales in their increased by scoring 699 for average of 117, while Newman made frst, encounter of the season, Enx- 756) for an average of 113. Newman and have now only to beat Scot- was in play with a run of 3 (uh-land in the Calcutta Cup match at Twickenham to win the cham- Quicker That Way
the Rival teams in a tug-of-war at finished), and this he increased to
His failure to make a drop Clonship they last held in
1929-30
1931-2 In the a sports meeting in London were.
season England, Wales, and Ireland (19 1.) led for the title. very well matched and had been cannon left an opening for Davis, hanging on to the rope for some Davis Beats Newman time, without either side gaining ground. At last a Cockney who was watching called out: "Lumme, mates, why don't yer cut it with a
(H.KS.}.
(HKS) Attar Kishen
Gurbachun
who made good use of it, a break of 230 including some brilliant strokes, particularly one cross- The Recreio "A" eleven proved
table loser. Davis maintained his form with a run of 101, but then their superiority over their junior knife?"
form with a run of T01, but then well eleven when they met in their -
Newman played extremely Caer Clark Cup encounter at Sapooran Singh
Singh man lost the white and left a King's Park, winning by four goals singh (Radio),
Singh while making a break of 399, New. to. nil,
The winners' took lead (Radio), Kartar Singh (Punjabis),pening by means of an all-round double balk, but Davis secured an through Miss M. Remedios, while and Attar Singh (Radio).
always + spectacular Miss M. Roza added another short- Colours Feroz Khan (HKS.); cannon,
Kishen Singh (HKS.), J. S. Grewal stroke, and went on to make a run After the interval the "A" team (Radio); Jaggett, Singh (Radio) of 87 before he failed to mate a Davis continued to (H.KS.), Mohinder vut winner. completely dominated play, and Tara Singh further goals were scored by Miss Singh (Radio); Kadushan Singh score consistently, making a break M. Rozi and Miss A. Alves.
(H.K.S.), R. Khan (Police), Tara of 106, at the end of which he iniss- Recreio "A"-B. Almada; C. Os-Singh (2512) (HX.S.), Inder Singhd a thin cushion cannon. Each and Kater Singh showed very good form, Davis, in mund, M. Basto; E. Xaxler, L. (Punjabi)
a break of 206, which included a Silver Netto and M. Alves; M. Re-
rum of 67 cannons and Newman in medios, A. Alves, C. Silva, M. Roza
break of 202, in which the highest and B. Remedios...
then played out time with a break The scores at the interval were: of 40 (unfinished), Davis, 18,434; Newman (in play), 17,099.
(H:K.S.).
FRIENDLY MATCHES -
Valley, the Central At Happy
ladies drew Association O. British Recreio "B":-G." Roxa; Botelho, T. Noronha; W. Britto, with the Hongkong Ladies second Rozario, A. Almelda: C. Silva, M. eleven in a friendly match.
Miss Marie Smith scored both Xavier, I Botelho, C.. Botelho and M. Figueiredo.
goals for the C.B.A. while Miss M. Smalley scored for the Hongkong ladies.
LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts H. K. Ladies... 7 8 1 0 25 5 13 St. Andrew's . 8 6 0 2 25 7 12 Recreio "A" 7 4 1 2 15 6 9 7 3 2 2 14.9 8 C. B. A. "Y". Ladies 8 3 2 3 17 9 8 C. B. S.
B 1 0 7 3 31 2 Recreio "B" ..700 7.0 28:0
"INDIA" TRIAL MATCH"
Hockey
NAVY LOWER DECK BEAT "DRAGONS"
Although he played remarkably well at night Newraan just failed to achieve his object. He had run of cannons was 39, Newman The Navy Lower Deck defeated nearly all of the play, and in eight the "Dragons" a military team, at visits to he table he scored 1,447 for Causeway Bay in a friendly en-an average of 181, while Davis counter by four goals to two. The made only 241 for an average of 25. naval team played with a man Newman was in his best form. He short, while the "Dragons" fielded scored freely by close-cannon play. but his all-round play was just pa two reserves.
season
Morgan opened the scoring for Ireland when he went over for an unconverted try, but before the interval H A Fry, the Liverpool wing-forward, had twice crossed the Irish line, the second try being converted by Gregory to give Eng- land a lead, of points to 3. try in the second half and Gregory
Meikle scored England's third'
added the goal points-Reuter
RUGBY IN JAPAN
Australian Visitors
:
Win
Tokyo February 11. The
team Australian rugby which is visiting Japan, beat an All-Japan KV by 18 points to 8. Reuter.
CHINESE STUDENTS IN BRITISH WORKSHOPS
Engineering Scholarships
(Special Air-Mall Service)
London, Jan. 24. Three Chinese engineering stud-
Consignees are specially notified, that
it is necessary for a Revenue Officer to
be present at the examination damaged dotiable cargo.
ta
All Claims against the Steamer m be presented to the Undersigned on or before 28th Feb., 1934, or they will not be recognized.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown, MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.,
Agenta
[346 Hong Kong, 8th Feb., 1934."
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1934,
ong Kong, 5th Feb.
ties for business in connexion wi the industrial development Chink
On the completion of their tram ing the students will be helped tay secure responsible engineering poní- tions in Chiar. The scholarship In preparation for the forth
Within two minutes of the start, efficient. Davis gave a very moder- coming International Tournament, the Indians held Tarr opened the scoring for the held just enabled him to win the cats will arrive in England to have been granted after cerein in last week, are to start a period of committee in Shanghai, and race their second trial on Saturday. The Naval team, but the "Dragons" ate display, but the advantage hemorrow, and, with four who arrivedi vestigation by B strong selection
almost immediately match. Newman began by increas
confined to candidates holding match resulted in a goalless draw equalised
degree in engineering from a “p -the same as the first trial. through Wilcoxson, Just before 277, and he followed this with a practical training in British en-
in Chins These seven students are the first proved University There were several changes in half time, however, Sumption re-ing his break of 40 (unfinished) to incering works
lead for the Naval break of 335, in which he made rune to gain the scholarships awarded by Hongkong. both sides, but fast and spectacu- gained the
of es and 47 cannons. Davis's
The firms which have accept team. lar hockey was witnessed.
After the interval, the Lower highest run in the meantime was the Federation of British Indus Kushi Mobammed (Police), Ba- chan Singh (HK8.) and Gurba Deck went further ahead through 28, but Newman continued to make tries under a grant made from.re this first batch of students are chan Singh (Radio) were the pick Hetherington and Sumption. Dut- splendid use of his chances. Affer mitted Hexer Indenmity Funds by Metropolitan - Vickers (Electrics) for the failing through a miscus at the end the Universities China Committee Company Limited, Manchester of the "Whites" team, for which all reduced the deficit
before the final of a run of 98 Newman gave a bril in London. The object of the scho- Belliss and Mortom, Limited, Bir Bhag All, played well in goal, while Dragons just
liant display while making a break arthips to develop trade and cul-mingham Sir W. G. Armstrong Kishen Singh (H. K.. 8.) Kater whistle.
Kadushan Bingh Singh, and
Naval Lower Deck-Newman; of 475, runs of to and #1 cannobs tural relations between China and Whitworth and Co. (Engineers), (H.K.B.) were outstanding for Co-Steers, Orliff; McKenna, Mudford, being included, and to this he add the United Kingdom They will Limited, Newcastle-upon-
Hodges Burdett, Hetherington, ed a break of 153. Davis just held have the mutual advantage of ac George Kent, Limited, Lut lours,
his own with runs of 6 and 121,quainting the future leaders of Vickers-Armstrongs, Limited: The following were the teams. Sumption, Tarr and Walls.
Dragons-Jones; Isaacs, Parsons; and at his last visit to the table Chinese industry with the most-mort and Oraven Brothers
dern British engineering standards chestor), Limited: "Whites Bhag Ali (Mule Corps): Khan Bahadur (Punjabia), Khushi Pole, Dyke, Pearson; Jones (85) Newman made a break of 101.
The result, ne:-Davie, 16,875: and methods, and of securing for Further scholarshipa Mohammed (Police); P. Singh O'Brien, Wilcoxson, Jones (145)
British industry greater opportuni awarded during 10343 Newman, 19,546. (Radio), Bachan Singh (HK.S.) and Ditnail