A Day Of Big Dividends
(Continued from Pago 10) -
Won by a length, 3 lengths be- tween second third.
Time: 29.2, 57.3, 1.27.3, 2.00.2.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $17,90.
ነፃ
Place: $8.60, $8.00.
Also ran:-Sadko" 161"(Mr. Pin).
Betting
Win.
Fiace.
1st Pony
318
137
2nd Pony
220
75
3rd Pony
518
84
The Field
239
47
1,295 343
Total
8-High West Handicap-"B" Class (6 Forfangs) Mr. Dunbar's Oak Bay, 188 [ds
(Mr. Frost)" 1
2.
Mr. Eu Tong Sen's Rose Queen, 153 iba...(Mr. P. P. Botelho) Mr. Hem's Macaroni, 149 lbs.
Mr. Davis) 3 Won by a length. 2 lengths be- tween second and third,
Time: 28.2, 56.4, 1.27.2.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $10.60%
Also
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Place: 86.50, $3.30, $7.50.
ran:-King's Bounty 155 Mr. G. U. Roza), King's Fancy 161 (Mr. Butler), Soldier of Germany 161 (Mr. Deltz).
Betting
J
Win:
ist Pony
247
2nd Pony
189
Place.
394 131
3rd Pony
The Field
280 231 1,216
$15
Total
1,811 1,321
9-Mount Gough Plate (6 Furlongs)
Mr. Lt-Shłu Pang's Soldier of
Victory, 161 lbs...(Mr. Deltz) i Mr. Grayburn's Ythan, '158 lbs..
(Mr. Frost) 2 Mr. Li Shiu "Pang's Soldier of
Peace, 158 lbs. ...(Mr. Pin) 3 Won by a head, 2 lengths between second and third.
Time: 30, 1.00.4, 1.31.4.
Parl-mutuel:
Win: $36.00.
Race 8 No. 2001
178.......
$1,480.90 417.60
2540....... 208.70
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1935.
"AT HOME"
C. R. C. Hold Annual
› Function
An "At Home" was held by the
MORE FOOTBALL SQUABBLES
(Continued from Page 10)
defence of their backs was mainly responsible for the defeat of the Club by four goals to two,
'From the start the Recs attack-
Nos. 540, 287S, 1360. 603 get $50 Chinese Recreation Club on Satur- each.
day when a fairly large gathering was present to witness an exhibitioned and following continual pres- sure was rewarded with a goal. mixed doubles tennis match prior to the "distribution of trophies by
when, fromazice contre by Alves Delgado converted. Lady Southorn, O.B.E. Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsel President of the Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Associa- tion was also present.
No-1981 $1,357:20′′
Race B
2476.......
127
359.20 179.60
Nos. 2128, 1147. 1648, 1031, 1801. 3271, 3045, 2326, 3109, 2872, 944, 307, 1655, 1292, 2815 get $50 each.
FOURTH EXTRA RACE
MEETING
The following la 'the programme for the Fourth Extra Race Meeting to be held on April 20 (Saturday) and Monday, April 22.
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FIRST DAY
(1) 12.30 P.M.-Canton Handicap. from the Two Mile Post, Once Round and in (About One Mile 171 Yards)..
(2) 1 One Mile.
P.M.-Wuchow. Handicap.
(2) 2.30 PM-New Bridge Han- dicap, Five Furlongs.
(4) 3 PM. Fatahan Handicap. Six Furlonga
(5) 2.30 PM-8t. George's Plate One and a Quarter Miles).
(6) 4 One Mile.
(7) 4.30 PM Shek Pat Handicap, Five Furlongs.
P.M.-Homam Handicap.
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"(8) 5 PM-Swatow Handicap
(First Section), One Mile.
Note-One Entry only will be made for the Swatow Handicap (Races Nos 8 and 11). Entries will be divided into first_and. second sections at the discre- tion of the Handicapper. (9) 5,30 P.M-St Kilda Handicap Five, Furlongs,
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Stakes.
(10) 6 P.M.--Kongmun Stx Furlongs.
(11) 6.30 P.M.-Swatow Handicap (Second Section). One Mile.
Dally Double Event:-Fourth and Sixth Races.
SECOND DAY
Before asking Lady Southorn to present the prizes Mr. Ng Sze Kwong said that they were fortun- ate in having Lady Southern with them that day, adding that Lady Southern, was a keen helper in the Children's Playground Association. He dwelt on the successes of the Club's tennis teams and congratu- lated Tsui Wai Pul on winning the Club's Singles tennis Champion- ship on three successive years, thus winning the Cup outright. The Club has taken up Badminton and had entered two teams in the league and Lawn Bowls would soon be one of the favourite pastimes of the members of the Club2.
KUI had Д good chance to equalise when well placed but shot into Marques' outstretched 'hands. Play was confined to the Club's territory and Gomes seizing an opportunity from a rebound shot weil out of Rodger's reach....-.
Some clever foot work was seen in the second half when Gomes and B. Gosano indulged in some nice short passing bouts and it was the latter who scored the third goal. Attacking Club was award- ed a penalty and Elliot converted. Again, in
nice combination
the between B. Gosano and Gomes,
former scored. Towards the end another penalty against V. Marques was taken by Howe who made no mistake.
GUNNERS OUTPLAYED As expected the Royal Artillery
who ran out winners by the score o: 3 goals to one. The game was contested very strongly in the in- tial stages with the advantage slightly in favour of the Fusiliers.
Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsell, in a short speech referred to the ex-proved no match for the Fusiliers; cellent record of the C. R. C in the Tennis League. He congratulated them on the very efficient manner "in which they had organised the Open Mixed Doubles Champion- ship, and also congratulated ed the winners, L. Goldman and Miss R. Hancock, adding that he was sor- ry. that they were. not present. On behalf of the guests, he thar.ked the Committee for their splendid hospitality, which was known all over the Colony.
Mr. Ng Sze-Kwong then called on Lady Southorn to distribute the prizes, following which she was the recipient of a bouquet of flowers from little Miss Chlu Chun-chin, daughter of the well-known lady player.
EXHIBITION TENNIS
Mrs. Kay partnered by Mr. M. W. Lo beat Mrs, Chiu Chun Chiu and Mr. H. D. Rumjahn in an ex-
1) 12.30 P.M. -Sugar Loaf Hanhibition game by 9-7, 3-6, 7-5.
dieap. One and a Quarter Miles.
(2) 1 PM-Blue Pool Handleap, One Mlle.
Place: $7.80, $6.40, $10.50. Also ran:-Arctic Star 158 (Mr.' F., F. L), Diogenes 101 (Mr. P. P. Batelko), Estoyer 161 (Mr. Black). Flybynight 161 (Mr. Neugebauer), i Jolly byes 158 (Mr. K. W. Fung), | digap, Six Furlongs, Mersey 161 (Mr, Y. T. Fung), Night (4) 3 P.M.—Easter Stakes. One
(3) 2.30 PM.-Morrison Hii Han.
View 158 (Mr. S. Y. Liang), Pacific | Mile.
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Hall 158 (Mr. G. U. Roza). Plain (3) 3.30 P.M.-Coolgardie Handi- View 155 (Mr. W. H. Choy), Popular cap, One Mile.
Star 155 (Mr, Butler), Royal Ro- (6) 4 P.M. Kellet; Handicap mance 181 (Mr. Harriman). Byl-(First Section), One Mile.
vandale 181 (Mr. H. V. Pearse), Tammany Hall 181 (Mr. M, W. Tang). Twenty Orand 158 (Mr. Davis); Voltaire 161 (Mr. "W. C. Poy),
Betting
1st Pony
Win. 237
Place.
266
2nd Pony..... 949
558
3rd Pony
157
139
The Field
648
656
Total 1,991 1.619
Cash Sweeps
Race 1
No, 187.
$952.70
96
785
272.20 136.10
Nos. 1261, 1706, 1562, 1254, 702 get $50 each.
Race 2
No. 1262 222 1731
$772:40 208.40 103.20
Nos. 735, 1518, 321, 2315, 575, 55, 1968, 1011, 844 900.2085, 119, 304. 1339; 1351 get $50 each.
Race 3
No. 1314
844
"
*
1,083
$1,082.90 309.40 154.70
Nos. 2233, 1467, 381. 512, 292, 1215 get $50 each.
Race 4
No. 1834
01
2021
$998.30 285.20 142.60
Nos. 1028, 2458, 2299, 2124.. 62 784, 151, 1566, 2064, 192, 343 get $50 each,
Race 5
No. 2446
$1,194.20
617
341.20
2859
Note-One Entry only will be made for the Kellett Handicap (Races Nos. 6 and 10). Entries will be divided into first and second sections at the discre- tion of the Handicapper. (7) 430 P.M.-Nicholson Hand!- cap. One and a Quarter Miles.
(8) 5 P.M.-Boa Vista Handicap, Six Furlongs.
(8) 5.30 P.M.-Broken Hill Han- dicap, One Mile.
(10) 8 P.M. - Kellett Handicap One Mile.
(11) 6.30 P.M-Pukfulam Stakes, From the Two Mile Post Once Round and In (About One Mile 171 Yards),
Daily Double Events:-Seventh and Ninth Races:
LAWN BOWLS
First Match Of Season
Was
The Lawn Bowls season unofficially opened on Saturday when the Kowloon Bowling Green Club, met a team from the Royal Naval Yard in a friendly game and won by 100 shots to 73. Scores:
KRC.C,
170.80 Nos. 1849, 1024, 1468, 361, 165 Watson 2353, 2308 get $50 each.
R.N.Y.C.
Humphrey
Morley
Both ladies. Indulged In some
hard hitting, particularly Mrs. Kayll, who time and again came across the pet to make a magni- ficent kill Mrs. Chiu was inclined to return weakly to the net, thus affording Mrs. Kayll every oppor-. tunity to put finish to some smart railles.
物
H. D. Rumjahn was the steadier of the men players. He made some remarkable recoveries and helped his partner along greatly. M. W. Lo was erratic at times but on the whole the four players gave ja good exhibition.
The prize-winners for the past season were:-
C. R. C. TOURNAMENTS Junior Championship: Winner: Leung Wal-pok: Run- ner-up: Tam Man-ko.
Handicap Singles:--- Winner: Leung Bing-chlu: Run- ner-up: Ho Ka-lau,
Handicap Doubles:
Winners: Liang Sal-wah and Cheung Wing-min. Runners-up: Lee Wai-tong and Au King.
Doubles Championship:--- Winners: Lee Wal-tong and Luk Ding-cheung. Runners-up: Ho ka- lau and Yew Man-kit.
Singles Championship:—, Champion: Tsul Wal-pul Run- ner-up: Ho Ka-lau.
HONG KONG LAWN TENNIS LEAGUE
"A" Division:- Winners: Chinese Recreation Club (Ho Ka Lau, Captain).
"B" Division:- Winners: Chinese Recreation Club (Lam Tok-kl. Captain).
"C" Division:-- Winners: Bouth China Athletic Association
Mixed Doubles League:- Winners: United Services Re- creation Club.
OPEN MIXED DOUBLES -CHAMPIONSHIP-
27
- Winners: L, Goldman, and Miss
18 R. Hancock Runners-up: H. D. Rumjahn and Mrs. Chiu Chun- chiu.
Tetley Hanson
Henderson
Luck
Drake
Bect
(skip)
19
(skip)
MacDonald
Bright
Ross
Phelps
Hurry
Allen
Rapley
(Skip)
14
Duncan
Edwards (Skip) Stott
11
CHU
Trotter
Hosking
Budding
Hollidge
Race 6
(skip) .25
I Duncan
No, 299
$999.60
458
+
.. 1794
285.80 142,80
Rogers
非
Hale
(Skdp) O'Connell Harper Aldrich
Holland
Nos. 2417, 2780, 1414, 2320, 1051, 337, 418, 2439, 1273, 527, 1264, 743,
(Skip)
Searle
899; 1368 get" $50 each.
.... Rača 7 k
Davidson Meyerwi
2376 ... $1,454:00
1461
65...
415.00
Thompson (skip)
207.80
No. 753 gets $50.
(Skip) Hadis
Meloy Sümmons Lewire
(Stip)
DIANA WYNYARD IN NURSING HOMF
(Special Air Mail Bervice)"
London, March 18/ Miss Diana Wynyard, star actress of "Sweet Aloes," which has been running at Wyndham's Thea- 11tre, entered a West End nursing home yesterday to undergo an operation for appendicitis The date of the operation has not yet heen fixed
The rim of the Bay has been sumbetided for?kit weeks unta she 73 resumes lier Dart,
Following an attack on the Gunners' goal Dennis scored., R. A. return to the offensive but found the Fusiliers' defence masters of the situation. Dennis scored again and Brown replied for the Gun- ners. In the second half Grindley added to the score.
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Kowloon offered Hittle resistance to the Navy who won by four goals to one. As in their previous matches the weakness in Kowloon forward line was once more noticeable. Navy had a strong intermediate line,which showed up to great ad vantage.
Bliss played hard in Kowloon de- fence but received little support.
NOW
ON SALE
-
THE TENNIS TOURNEY
Semi-Finals This Week
Several semi-final encounters in the Open Lawn Tennis Champion- ships will be decided in the course or this week, including the-match- between G.R.M. Ricketts v. Ho Ka Lau or Tsul Wai Pul, the holder. The following is the program-
me
MONDAY
Open Singles... Fourth Round " Ho Ka Lau V. Tsul Wal Pul (holder)
TUESDAY
Open Singles-Fourth Round (Stand Court)
.
H. D. Rumjahn v. Paul Kong. WEDNESDAY Open Doubles-Fourth Round (Stand Court) In Tak Lam and Tu Tak Cheuk v. Ho Ka Lau and W. C. Hung.
THURSDAY
Open Denbies-Semi-Final (Bottom Half)
D. Rumjahn and S. A. Rum-
Jahn (holders) v. Paul Kong and Lee Wai Tong.
FRIDAY
Open Singles-Semi-Final Bottom Half)
贴
G. R. M. Ricketts V, winner of Ho Ka Lau v. Tsut Wai Pul.
and
Roberts, Cannell, Crawford Skinner scored for. the Navy while, White replied for Kowloon.
TO-DAY'S MATCH
The Hong Kong Bank and Dod~ well's are meeting in a friendly soccer match to-day on the Hong Kong Football Ground, Kick-off at 5'p.m.
Dodwell's team is as follows:- M. A. Cairns: W. Wright, H. Mundy: E. W. Loveless, A. Howe, H. G. WI- Uams; H. W. Brown, H O. Bram- Ele. A. C. I, Bowker, V., Bond and F. 5. W. Smith.
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