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The following are the Cup and League matches for Saturday teams in bold type are tipped to win-
the 21st Inst." The
ARSENAL FULHAM
CUP-TIE SEMI-FINALS...
A
الرئا
3-0 2-0
0-0
、,
T
Grimsby Sheffield U.
DIVISION I
Mileage
Birmingham
Blackburn
CHELSEA
60
109
40 V.
V
V.
DERBY CO.
MIDDLESBORO
4-2
1932 1933 1934- 33 34 35 3-1 2-1 3-2 3-2 0-0
Aston Vila"
0-1
LEDDS
230 V.
Portsmouth
0-1
LIVERPOOL..
80.
V
Woyes
5-1
1-0 2-0 1-0 3-1 1-1 2-1
`MANCHESTER C.
11
V.
Bolton
2-1
STOKE
50
V.
Ruddershold
SUNDERLAND
270
V.
Brentford
WEST BROM, À.
до
Y.
Preston NE
DIVISION II
BLACKPOOL
50
V.
Bradford C...
BRADFORD
30
Burnley
0-4
3-2 2-1 5-0 1-1
Bury
193
V.
TOTTENHAM
1-0
DONCASTER
120
Newcastle
NORWICH.
115
*,
Barnsley
NOTTS F
220
Y
Plymouth
1-1
2-1
SOUTHAMPTON
210
V..
Hull C
Swansea
120
Port Vale
2-0 4-0
$
WEST HAM
184
Manchester U.
3-1
2-1
0-1 1-3 1-1 3-0 1-1 0-0
Jr
LI
DIVISION HI (South)
'ALDERSHOT
70
V
Bournemouth
1-1
0-0
F-1
BRIGHTON
70
บ.
Southend
1-2
1-0 2-2
Bristol C.
75
V
READING
4-1
1-2
1-0
COVENTRY
40
V.
Notts C.
EXETER
171
V
Clapton
3-0
-0-3
1-1
MILLWALL
160
Cardiff
2-2
Newport
30
BRISTOL. R.
3-1 1-0
1-1
QUEEN'S-P. R.
65
Y.
Northampton
1-1
2-1
3-1
Swindon
40
V.
LUTON
1-1 3-1
0-1
TORQUAY
90
V
Gillingham
1-2
2-1
5-0
WATFORD
16
V
Crystal P..
1-3
3-1
2-0
DIVISION III (North)
Carils'e
180
V
LINCOLN
2-1
DARLINGTON
140
V.
Crewe
3-4
1-1 6-2
GATESHEAD
95
V.
Accringtor
Halifax.
30 V.
Stockport
HARTLEPOOLS
20
V.
Rochdale
MANSFIELD
65
Y
York
1-0
2-1 -1-3 4-2
2-1 0-U 3-0
5-1 0-2 2-0
2-0 1-1
Oldham
38
CHESTERFIELD 2-0
-
ROTHERHAM
100
*.
Barrow
TRANMERE
25
V
Southport
WALSALL
75.
V.
Chester
WREXHAM
35
New Brighton
1-0 1-1 10-0 5-0 4-1 2-1 3-1 5-0 1-1 3-0 5-0 5-4
HIBERNIANS
`SCOTTISH LEAGUE
HONG KONG DAILY "PRESS,
MID-WEEK
SOCCER
Poor Playing Conditions
Royai
The Navy defeated the Arthlary (Lyeemun) yesterday at Causeway Bay, by three goals to one, after changing over at half
va level terme.
The game was played under de- p.orable conditions, a strong wind blowing across the field coupled with a steady
drizz 3 that fell throughout the match, making call
control extremely dificult.
The sailors won because of the
super or positional pay. In spite of attacking most of the
time right from the commencement of the match, the Lyeemun' men were the Arsi to open their account, when Nash sent in a high shot which Crocker, the Navy custodļan misjudged. This success was short
THURSDAY,
LEE WAI TONG DEFEATED
Poor Play Conditions
For Tennis
MARCH 19, 1936.
JOCKEY CLUB'S CLASSIFICATION
Latest List Issued
The following is the Hong Kong Jockey Club's pony class.fication list, as announced on March 17,
N 1936;--- the
In spite of the constant drizzle during yesterday evening. tennis matches in the Colony's open tournaments were played off on the Club ground according to schedule."
The main feature" was the en- counter between Lee Wal-tong and Tennie Kwok, which resulted in a
victory for the latter. Lee, it will be recalled was the conqueror of E. C. Fincher in last year's com-
petition and was then playing a very good game, but his form must have dropped quite a lot, al- though it must be said that Kwok match through better Play yesterday's match was nothing spectacular. Strokes em-
won his
play:
AUSTRALIAN PONIES
"A" CLASS. Able, Amazon, A Chand Time.
HONG KONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION
Mid-Week Spoon And
Practice Shoot
F
In spite of the fog and drizzle à large number of sights and other. which were experienced in Hong component parts for the "1914" Kong yesterday afternoon, a largo rifle has enabled many who hither- to were precluded from taking part number of members of the Asso- ciation. attended the mid-week In the shoots held by the Associa- tion, to appear on the ranges for the first time. Spoon and Practice Shoot on the Army Ranges at Kowloon City.
Babniak Star, Brenta Bag Tor. Derby Day. Double Finesse, Elec- tron, Hercules Ho.idry Eve, Just That, Lancashire Lad, Night Star, Perfect Day, Racing Heart, Ruse
Conditions were extremely poor: Shooting Star. Ann. Saucy Fre.
Snowy River. visibility was very bad while a Streak, Siver
The constantly varying wind brought Southern Cross, Strathroy,
results given below adequately Dunlin. Tinsmith, Trojan, Vixen scoring down to a low level as the
testify.. Tor, Yo Ho.
"B" CLASS.
An encouraging feature of the Able Warrior, Atlas. Australian Buy. Eandford. Brutus, But After shoot at the present time is the
ived for not many minutes atex, { ployed by both players were seldom Thrt, Centre Court, Gold Dragot, | way in which new names are ap- Roberts on the right wing, cut in played with confident, as the result Goldsmith, Halcyon, Honey, Merry pearing at the top of the Ists and regards those individual fuil mem-
cleverly and beat Durham with a sw.ft ground shot.
The Interval came with both trams on level terms Ignoring a "breather" both teams decided to continue the game Immediately. The Artillery men who had found the wind bothersome in the first half of the match, now, had the assistance of the wind and at-
were very
{ew
to be too
of which there
'aces." Both seemed careful, and points were more often than not being scored through each other errors.
Lee obtained the first set rather easily, due to Kwok's mistakes and his sometimes accurate placings. He changed 's racket, and this tacked dangerously. Poor finishing seemed to bring him "bad luck." Lowever, nullified several promise cracked up badly and Kwok was evidently settling down and played with more confidence. As the third stanza began, he appear- ed to have matters well in hand.
Two other, singles games were de- Tak-cheuk cided, Gray and Iu
ing movements
NAVY LEADS Setting down to play against a strong head wind. the Navy men took some time to find their feet,
Time, Portia. Ranger, Sarie, St. Joan,
Streamline. Violet Queen, Zodiac.
CHINA PONIES
Cossack's
Cyclamen
he would be a rash man who would care to prophesy to-day who will win His Excellency the Governor's Prize at the forthcoming meeting.
During the shoot, officials of the local broadcasting 'organisation were in conference with members of the Council of the Association
"A" CLASS.
Beauty, Bay. Diana Bay. Gadiator, Herod, regarding the arrangements which By. will be necessary in order that the Liberty King's Warden,
Macaroni.. Oak Bay, Soldier of results of the official shoot for His Britain.
"B" CLASS.
Bri Mant View, Bright
Hetman, Harvest View, moon Eve, Jungle Jim
King's ubilee, Bounty.
Star. Honey-
King's King's
but eventually team work and spien- both earning their rights to enter Justice, King's Lead, Mistake Bay
did positional play carr'ed them them into the enemy's territory. Cannell sent in a pile driver which Durham part ally cleared, and be- fore he could recover Baxter ran in and scored to put the Navy in the lead.
Roberts capped a good day's work by getting the third and final geal for the tators when he with a drop shot: beat Durham The final whist'e biew with play in the Artlery "half.
value for The Navy wer; full their win, playing as they did with Gner team work. The halves were always on the spot to back up their forwards, while, Beard and We'verson fuij backs) were safe. Boyle of the "Artery was out- standing in the losers' eleven, whlie Huggin and Clancy (full backs), were always kept busy. Durham in goal was safe and the shots that got
past him,
WITC unstoppable. The Artillery for-
ward Line lacked understanding, and were far too slow.
AIRDRIE
ኣ..
Dunfermline
Clyde
HAMILTON
7-2 0-2
2-3 3-3.
Dundee
V.
CELTIC
3-0 3-2
0-0
V.
Ayr, U.
0-0
1-1
KILMARNOCK
V
A blon R.
2-1
MOTHERWELL'
V.
Third Länark
8-3
2-2
PARTICK
V.
Abroath
Navy
Queen of South
V.
ABERDEEN
4-1
2-1.
Queen's. Park
V.
RANGERS
0-0 1-1
0-4
St. Johnstone
V.
Hearts
2-1 3-1 2-2
·
Crocker: Beard and Wo verson: Tournick. Nicholson, and Roberts, Baxter, Cannell Rose and Trace.
Lobb:
TRAINING GALLOPS
The following training times were clocked at the Valley yes- terday:
Donovan
Blandford
Bobralk Star
Young Chap Mersey Centre Court Great Hall
1 382 1.14.3 1.49.3 2.19.1.
38.2 1.13.4 1.43.2
33.2 1.08.2 1.42.2 2.16.1
42 1.24 2.01.3
39
1.15 1.43,4
1 49 1.34.1 2.17 2.40
Royal Artillery Lyeemun Durham: Huggin. and Clancy:
the next round, while in the Dou- were four bles section, there
Burnet and matches played off. Ramsay, La! and Chang, Lo and Lo and Gasano and Remedios all won their games,
The results were as follows:-
OPEN SINGLES Tennie Kwok beat Lee Wal-tong. 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
الر
S. A. Gray beat Leong Ping-chiu, G-1, 4-6, 6-2.
Iu Tak-chenk beat K. T. Kwik, 6-2, 6-1.
OPEN DOURLES
G. Lai and G. Chang beat J. C. Poole and R. Henry, 6-1, 6-3,
M. K. and M. W. Lo beat G. E. R. Divett and B. O'M. Deane, 6-3, 6-2.
#
A W. Ramsay and G. C. Burnett beat M. Pagh and Lt. Comdr. Con- way, 1-6, 6-3, 9-7.
A. V. Gosano and A. V. Remedios beat P. F. McCabe and D. Carey, 6-1, 6-1.
RACE PONIES AUCTIONED
Taylor, Morton, and Boye: Nash, Twenty-Eight Sold
Mäck, Knight, Sparkes,
Rivers.
A SCRAPPY GAME
and
No ess than 28 race ponies In- cluding seven "Australians" were soid by pubic auction at the Hong A very scrappy and uninterest-Kong Jockey Clur's Paddock, Race ing game of football was seen yes- Course yesterday, afternoon. terday at Caroline Hill
A large crowd of racing enthus- sale, at the South China "B" met and defeat lasts were present
two which was conducted by Mr. J. A. ed St. Joseph's College by goals to one. The weather for S Alves of Messrs. Hughes and one thing was definitely against Hough, Ltd. and the ponies at
constructive na-tracted quite a lot of keen bid- football of any
when
Of all the local griffins, the high-'
cat price paid was for "King's
The Chinese had the batter of Bounty"-5580, which was bought
this little went by the board. Two
of the College players were warned
by Mr., Fung Kwok Wah. ·
Most of the other ponies were $200, the principal sold at over buyer being Mr. Mak Chol
an
Soldier
of
Pontiac Bay. Rose-Queen, Sadko, Soldier of.. China. Honour, The Tiger.
Excellency's Prize may be trans- mitted, on the short waves to other carts of the Empire.
Enthusiasm is becoming more and more evident amongst mem- bers of the Association, as the
Tentative arrangements are now in hand which, it is hoped, will re- sult in a full size film being taken
of the meeting and which it is of the Shoots, etc. on the last day
proposed to show at one or more of the local cinemas, if the neces- sary permission can be obtained.
We are asked to state that, as
bers of the Association who wish to take part in the various events which comprise the "Bisley" por- tion of the Prize Meeting, in no single competition are entries re- stricted to serving members of the Regular Forces; on the contrary any full member who is serving ot the present time in the Regular, and Colonial Police Auxiliary
service in such, including past Forces or who has had previous
membership in a contingent of an Officers Training Corps or in an officially recognised Cadet Corps is definitely eligible to compete.
The Programmes of the two, be published in meetings will Prize Meeting approaches but with
about ten days' time when copies a prize list running into some thousands of dollars and number- may be obtained from the Honor- ary Secretary, H.KR.A., Chlef En- ing over three hundred this per-. haps, is only to be expected; fur-gineer's Office, Command Head- thermore the arrival this week of quarters, Hong Kong.
The leading scores made yesterday afternoon were as follows, the Conditions of Shooting being the normal King's first stage:-
S.R. (B)
Score at Score at Score at Aggregate
Score Ass'n 200 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds.
H'dcap Nett.
Nett.
Nett.
Nett.
1. C.P.O. Black 2.-Pte. Winstanley 3.-R.SM. Slater
Scr. 31
34
28
4
93*
2
32
31
21
90 (a)
·3
33
30
27
90 (3)
4-Major Edwards
29
31
29
89 (a)+
5. Pattullo
32
30
89 (a)
30
28
88 (a)
28
32
88 (2)
29
30
88 (a)
27
31
27
85 (a)
30
31
24
85 (a)
S.R. (A)
6. Sgt. McKay 7. Pte. J. Smith
8.-Cpl. Watson
9-Rin, Stafford
10. Sgt. Bulingham
"C" CLASS.
Bear Claw. Bistre, Amberley.
Don, Dawn Star. Boot Bay, Donovan, Fybynight. Forest -View, Glorious View, Gold Coin, Great Hall, High Honour, High Speed. Hydropiane, King's Fancy. King's Sceptre, Laughing Girl, Mayflower, Mersey. Monoplane, Pacific Hall. Pride of Tsingtao. Racing Boy. Ribble, Rose Evelyn, Royal Con- sort, Royal Highness, Royal Scot. Silversmith, Soldier of Germany, So'dier of Peace, Soldier of Vic- tory. Tiny Bar, Tyne, Valorous, Victoria HaN. Wadebridge, What A Chance. Young Chap. Zero,
"D" CLASS. Baltos, Belmont Star, Blue Rib- Boxing Eve. bon. Blue Sailor, Burgomaster, Cassius, Cavalcade, Celebration Time. Copper Idcl, Daylight,
Chante, Eve. Double Emergency Cal Estray, Fidelity, Foxbridge, Glad Eyes, Go'd Cur- rency. Gold Sovereign, Hawthorn, Hellbender, Herlot, Hopscotch. Judea, Laughing Buddhe, Lem- berg. Locks'ey Hall. Lucky Strike, View. Mike, Miracle. Maintain Nebular Star. Night View. Ocean View. Old Slar, Partnership. Philanderer. Plain View, Popular Star.. Public Hero No. 1, Rousseau. Rugby Star, Seventeenth of Sept.. Shamrock Splendid View, Stop- watch; Strathalan, Sylvandale. The Coot. The Gorilla, The Hero. The Rain Gauge. Unicorn. Valley The Army defeated the Navy View. Warrington, Wembly Stag.esterday by two goals to one in West Parade, Wid Cet, Ythan. the Triangular Hockey Tourna-
"E" CLASS.
ment. The game was fast and in Gold Eagle. Gold Picker, Hum-teresting the decision being in ber, Ideal Day. Lancashire Loom, doubt until a minutes before full left flank.
Merry Jester, Pay- Locksmith, master, Peter Devey. Satan, Silver Lining. Supercharge.
AUSTRALIAN VICTORY
"IN CAPETOWN
and had their names taken by the agent for an interested party in eight wickets, referee.
Anally was sent off the field.
and
Fernandes Canton.
Leonard had two opportunities
THE SALES
The ponies which were put up
al equalising but due to an injury for public auction yesterday were "which prevented him from taking as follows:-
Heart's Glory. Mak Chai, $85. Partnership. Mak Cha!, 500. Gold Jubilee, Mak Chal. $30, Gold Eagle, W. T. Stanton, $110 King's Fancy, Withdraw, King's Bounty. Fung Kwok Wah
$580.
:
.i
Dis- 1st, 2nd
tance Qr.
QI.
3rd.
4th
Qr. Qr.
5th
Last
QI.
qr.
Royal Scot
29.3
28.3
Vixen Tor
Ranger
1
35.2 1.084 -1.40
2.10.2
30,2
Herlot
1
45
2.40.1 1.23.1 2.08
32.1
Honeymoon Eve.
1. 43
Bodlat Bay
1.25 2.03 11 36 1.14.3 1.52.2 2.26
2.34.4
31.4.
2.56.1
30.1
ture and the mediocre display of ding. the teams did not add to the at- traction.
Bear Claw
11 36
Brutus
2 34
1.14.3 1.52.2 2.26 1.06.2 1.34
2.56.1
30.1
27.3
what football there was and
Lucky Strike
1
33.4
the later stages of the game even
Rose Queen
1 38
1.13 1.46
2.17.2
31.2
The Dunlin
1 34
1.08
1.45
2.21
41
36
Lancashire Loom
1 41.
1.18 1.52
2.26
. 34
•
Strathalan
1 41
1.18
1.52 2.26
34
24 47
1.30
2.10 2.48.3 3.20.3
32
17th September
37.3
30.4
Gold Coin
32
1 36.3 1.08
1.39 2.08.2
29,2
full advantage of
the chances
1
34
1.09.2 1.43.1 2.16
32.4
1 34
1.09.2 1.43.1 2.16
32.4
1 32.1 1.12
1.48.2 2.16.1
21.4
they went begging. He retired Irom the field after half an hours' play.'
1.41
1.10.4 1.15.2.18
31
The Chinese first goal
King's Jubilee
1 50
1,33
2.09.4
36.4
Rousseau
1 35
1.11 1.45 2.18.2.
31.2
Shamrock
Hawthorn
1 45
Victoria Hall
1 38
1 53.2 1.39.2 2.12 *2.12 1.31 1.08.2 1.48.3 2.17.2
2.43.1
31.1
2.49
37
30.4
Stopwatch
1 54
1.40
2.21.4 2.54.2
32.3
Hopscotch
Shooting Star Merry Jester
-1.40 1,10
2.21.4 2.54.2
32.3
1.42.2 2.12 2.41
29
walked into the net.
31.4
Et. Joseph's could not get any-
1 39 1 44
1.12.4 1.44 1.28.1 2.07
2.17.4 .2.42.3
33.4
where near the Chinese goal
in
35.3
2.42 3.12
30
-the second half, though they did
score during this half.
- 2.22.4
30.4
From & free kick outside the penalty area,
1 40.2 1.17,2 151
2,20.3
29 3
1 40.2 1.17.2 1.51
2,20,3
29 3
238.3 1.15.1 1.48
22.4
1 47 1.26.2 2.01
2.32.3
31.3
taken by Hussain, the Chinese and out goalle, Wa Kai rashed missed the ball which trickled in- to the net.
Celebration Time
-31
Tiny Star
Public Hero No. 1
1,18 € 40 1 41.1 1.18
1.49.4 1.55.1 2.27.4
31.4
Blue Ribbon
1 41.1 1.19 "1.56.1 227.4
323 323
37.2 1.09.4 1.41.1
31,2
372 1.09.4 1411
31.2
1 54 11 37
1 38 1.14.2 1.46.2 2.18.1
Balos
Cassius 'Royal Highness.
Ruby Star
High Speed High Honour
Mirácie
Emergency Call
1 44 1.24 2.05
1.42 1.18.1 1.52
Old Btar Dawn Star
1 48 1.31 2.03.3 2.34.3
came from one of the Saint' own play- ers who had the misfortune to deflect the ball into his own net. Their second
came when
goal
Cheuk Shek-kam received the bal in a very doubtful position and simply centring it, the bu" was
The game ended with the Chin- ese playing with ten man. their outside left having been injured, while the Saints had only nine. Leonard was hutt and Fernandes being sent off
Foxbridge, Yeung Wing Hong.
$160.
Peter Davey, Captain T. B...
Clarke, $180.
Silver Lining, Mak Chai, $95. Zenith, W. T. Stanton, $250. Mayflower, Withdrawn. Supercharge, E. L, Holle. $150: Lion Hunter, Withdrawn. Not So Dusty, Mak Chai, $100. Tummel, Withdrawn.
Devon, Mak Chai. $80, Public Hero No. 1, Captain T. J.
Clarke, $170.
Silver Fox, N.R.G. Bosanguet,"
$170
Solar Star. Mak Chal, $95. What A Chance, Li Po Chun,
$270. Lancashire Loom, Captain T. B
Clarke, $160, AN
Capetown, Mar. 17. The Austravan cricket tourists beat Western Province to-day by
Continuing their second innings Western Province hit up 262, thanks entirely to a fine seventh wicket stand between Georgeu and Steyn which produced 104 runs.
Georgen compiled 84 and Steyn 49. O'Reilly again bowled with great effect and captured 6 for 04.
Left to score 63 to win, the Aus- tralians obtained the rune for the loss of two wickets-- Heuter!
Sadko. A. Bower, $300, Ideal Day, Mak Chat $110, Yellow Fish. Mak Chai. $110. Popular Star. Withdrawn, and Gaga, Mag Chai, $80...
AUSTRALIAN FONIES Merry Time, T. B. Willams, $186. Trojan, N.R.G. Bosanguet, $190. Canberra Girl, Professor W. D.
Gerrard, $200..
Go'd Dragon.. Dr. L. Reidy, $210 Saucy Face, Yeung. Wing Hong,
$280.
Southern Cross, Withdrawn. Siver Streak. Withdrawn.. Able Warrior, Mak Chai, $160
and,
Lazy Lady. Limburg Bhul.. $160.
The Spoon was won by SIM. Hull with a score of 83. (a)-Signifies that the "1914" rifle was used.
*-Nett Spoon.
t-'dcap Spoon.
TRIANGULAR HOCKEY
Army Beats Navy
time when Mohamed Azal netted to give the Army victory.
At half time there was no score the registered. The Navy were first to score but not long after.. wards Garthwa te went through to Face the Army on level terms.
For the winners Garthwaite and La Singh were outstanding in the forward line while Alaf Din and Sapper Brown played well in de- fence.
..
Holland Martin the Naval pivos was played a billiant game and
оп the well supported by Davis
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