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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1936.
MACAO RACE MEETING SUCCESS POLICE
GOOD WEATHER AND
KEEN SPORT
Handsome Dividend In Third Race
It is hard to imagine a more perfect day for the racegoers The Macao who attended the Macao Race Meeting yesterday. Steamship put on the Kinshan, but Hong Kong with the assis- tance of Manila seems to have blossomed out again and the re- sult was a full ship.
1.
We hope that for the next meeting, if matters are as rosy as they are now, the Tal Shan will be put in the festive run. There is no doubt that the Hong Kong rücegoers at Macao be- lleve in no hail measures and it is an unusual matter that in practically every race the totalisator tickets taken for a win were some 80 per cent. higher than those taken for a place. Judea in the 3rd Race who was third paid the handsome sum of $42 for a $5 bet.
The turf was in excellent condi- tlon and the going very good. Damage done by the typhoon had all been repaired and the track was
it ne shape for the meeting
Race 3-Tolshan Handicap (Second Section)
Mr. Wong Sui Ngaus
Burgomaster. 155 lbs.
Mr. W. H. S. Davis)
The Racing was good and the Mr. Lan's Valley View, 155 lbs.
felds were a great improvement on the last few meetings.
The big sweep with $1.276 for the winner was the reason of the great interest in the 4th race which was won by Mr. G. H. Potts' Brown. Eve. In connection with this the following notice was posted up: "Special Sweep prizes will be pald in the Hong Kong office on Mon- day, September 14, 1938." So will the lucky winners step up there please.
The Ladies' race attracted a lot nt attention as usual, the St.
George's Riding School having a closed race to themselves. Might we suggest that for the next Macao Meeting they include a Ladles Race but let it be an open event.
Everybody was very pleased to see Mr. G. H. Potts back, having returned a few days ago by the Empress of Canada.
Most of the old racegoers were there but we missed Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell of Loxley's, Commander and Mrs. Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Babe Charles, and Gilbert and Harriman.
A careful perusal of the tips in the "Hong Kong Daily Press" last Saturday would have considerably enhanced one's winning. The best tip of the day was Judea for a place in the 3rd Race, the totalisa- Lor paid $42 which was the highest of the day.
THE RESULTS
Race 1-Toishan Handicap (First Section) Mr. L. Reidy's Pride of Tsingtao.
153 lbs. ...(Mr. 8. C. Liang) 1 Mr. Lan's Night View, 158 ibs.
(Mr. 6. Y. Liang) . Mr. A H. Potts' Diogenes, 181 lbs ......... (Mr. Y. T. Fung)
1
(Mr. Y. T. Fung 2
Li Shiu Pang's Judea, 158 lbs.
Mr. G. A. Da Roza 3 Won by a length; many lengths between second and third.
Time: 32, 1.05.3, 1:40.1, 2.12.4. Pari-mutuel:--
Win: $10.20.
Place: $6.80, $10.20, $42.
ran:-Delightful" Chance. Also Ocean View, Rugby Star, Soldier of Italy,
Locksmith went to the post. but was withdrawn owing to lameness. Valley View made all the running with Burgomaster on the inside. Mr. Davis rode a well-judged race and won comfortably.
There was a good start to a field of six, Victory Life was the first to show up to and then Shih Yin Grand and Shanghal 4. The latter managed to win a good race by a head and a head: between "second and third. Shih Yin Grand's jockey broke stirrup leather
1
when pulling up and took rather a nasty
3085.
Betting
1st Pony
51
2nd Pony
18
3+
7
3rd Pony
38
19
The Field
30
22
Total
133
B2
Race 7-The Ladies' Handicap Sprint
St. George's Riding School's
Gunsmith, 146 lbs.
(Miss J. Old) 1 3.C.R.S. Blue Salior, 121 lbs.
Miss T. Jex) S.G.R.S. The Snipe, 123 lbs.
3
(Miss T. Lord) 3 Won by a length; 2 lengths be- tween second and third,
Time: 34, 113, Pari-mutuel:-
WIN: $11.30
Place: $7.30, 12.50, $12.50. Aise ran:-Blacksmith. Dynamite, Flamingo.
A good level start and the ladies all raced away at a good speed, Coming into the straight one or two horses ran wide and later Flamingo ran out altogether. Miss J. Old on Gunsmith won a good
race.
Betting
Win. Place.
1st Pony
34
13
2nd Pony
3
4
3rd Pony
11
4.
The Field
43
25-
Total
91
46
CASH SWEEPS
Betting
Win.
Place.
1st Pony
03.
45
2nd Pony
31
14
RACE 1
3rd Pony
5
2
No. 32
The Field
95
03
H
361
10:
T
$143.10 40.90 20.40
Total
224 124
Race 4-Chung Shan Stakes Mr. G. H. Patts' Eve, 140 lbs.
(Mr. N. Deltz) Mr. Own's Wentworth, 146 lbs.
(Mr. S. Y. Liang) 2 Mr. Why's Chocolate (late
Diamond) 155 bs.
Nos. 94 and 102 get $1130 each.
RACE 2
No. 78
$151.60
173
43.30
1
9%
21.60
Nos 497, 99, 447 get $8 each
r!
RACE 3
No. 159
285
$173.40 50.90 25.40
(Mr. A. C. Pihi 3 Won by a head: 3 lengths be tween second and third.
Time: 33.2, 1.08.2, 1.44.4, 2.18.1. Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $8.70.'
Place: $5.10, $5.10. $5.10,"
ran:-Eastlight..
Also
Heart. Satingford,
Lonely
This was an excellent rage with a field of six: Chocolate was the first to throw up, but on the run in was passed by Brown Eve, who Wentworth coming won. with second.
199...........
SWIMMING
SPORTS
LADY CALDECOTT PRESENTS PRIZES
Keen Competition Witnessed
The keenness with which swim- ming" is regarded in the Hong Kang Police Force was exemplined on Saturday at the V.R.C. by the numerous competitors for the in- nual sports. The standard of the swimming, was not exceptionally high but nevertheless there were some very keen finishes
The occasion was graved by the presence of His Excelency the Governor and Lady Caldecott. At the conclusion of the sports Lady Caldecot distributed the prizes
Calling upon Lady Caldecoti, Mr. W. La B. Sparrow, D.S.P., that he wished to thank the or- ganisers of so successful a meeting. Thanks were also tendered to the donors of the prize fund and to the V.R.C. for the use of their
bath,
suid
After the distribution of prizes the Hon. Mr. T. H. King (Inspector General of Police) thanked Lady Ca.decott, and expressed" gratitude
FOOTBALL SEASON GETS UNDER WAY
MANY “HAT TRICKS'
RECORDED
Good
promise for the coming football season was shown by the Kowloon and Hong Kong Foot- ball Clubs on Saturday when they played the opening games of the season. Kowloon depated the Royal Welch. Fusiliers by the odd goal in five, while the Club lost to the FaJE Lancs by the odd It was only in the goal in nine. later stages of the game that the soldiers asserted themselves and scored the winning goal.
HOME FOOL
Many Victories By Teams Playing Away
A feature of the week end Home football were the number
Southampton
4 Sunderland
1❘ Flymouth
2 btoke
4 Coventry
5 2
2 1 9 8 8 32 8 8 6
5 1 3 1 14 9 5
5 2 1 2 6 7 5
of wins by away teams. Bristol Rovers in the third Division (south) stul maintain their 100 per cent, record besting Nor- thampton by the fair margin of two clear goals. The following were the results: Notts Forest
FIRST DIVISION Arsenal Birmingham Bolton Brentford Leeds Liverpool Manchester Middlesboro' Preston
1 Everton
2 Leicester
1 Buddersfeld 1 Snemeld U
"
* Charlton
7 Grimsby
0 Norwich
1 Fulham
3. Manchester C 2 Barnsley
2 Chelsea
1 Wolves
2 Derby
3 Fortsmouth
LEAGUE TABLE
Blackburn
5 2 1 2 8 6 5
4 2 1 6 3 5
52 288 5
4 2 1 1 8 7 5
5 2 1 3 7 8 5
4 1 2 1 3 4.4
▸
3
Chesterfield
5 2 - 3 8 84
3
Bradford C
3 1 2 2 10 9 4
1
Newcastle.
5 2
3 8 7 4
5 2
3 8 10 4
5 2
3 7 0 4
51 1 3 3 6 3
P. W. D. L F.A.Pts
5 4- 1 7 2 $
5 41 16 10 8
5 2 2 1 5 4 6 5 3 2 14 11 8 5.2 2 18 6.6
The club forwards showed good Wednesday combination, especially, the in- W. Bromwich side trio. Drown. Elliot and WII- Fowler and Bickford on the son wings were speedy and accurate. Middlesbro Qr the intermediate line, Forrow Derby was the best, receiving good. sup- Charlton port from Skinner and E. Strange. Everton Lawton for the East Lancs. was Arsenal ал energetic
the Liverpool 5 2 2 1 12 9 8 leader but danger
Sandford and Huddersfield iny In
51316 65 well Portsmouth 5 2 1 2 10 8 5 who combined Grimin
and Swan
Steele Manchester C 5 2 1 2 13 8 5 througout. played with understanding and Birmingham 3 2 1 2 10 10 5 5 1 3 1 6 7 5 well. Oxford. In goal. Brentford covered brought off many ne saves.
Teams:
East Lanes:-Oxford; to his Excellency and Lady Calde-and Steele; Thorpe. German and
He Crowthers; Griffen, cott for the attendance.
Club:-Rodger:
Strange
West Ham Swansca
Doncaster Tottenham Hurnley Bradford
4 1 1 2 4 5 3
4 13 6 8 2.
5 1 - 4 4 13 2
THIRD DIVISION (South)
Aldershot Bristol R Clapton Gillingham Luton Millwall
Watford
2
2 Northampton
ง
3 Reading
2
1 Southend
D
5° Crystal P
2
0 Bournemouth
Stoke
5 212 8 8 5
Wolves
5 2 1 27.5
Newport Notts C
2 Cardif
3
1 -Queen's PR
2
West Brom.
5 2 1 2 10 13 5
Swindon
1 Brighton
2
Swain
Manchester U 5 2 1 2 12 12 8
Torquay
5 Bristol C
2
Sandford.
Chelsea Sunderland Bolton and Wednesday
5 2 5 2 3 7 11 4 5 1 2 2 6 1 4 5 2 3 14 14 4 5 23 8 12 4
3 7 12 4
Walsall
2
5.1 1 3 6 10
3
5 - 2 3 3 9
2
SECOND DIVISION
Cardif
Bradford Burnley Coventry Doncaster Fulham
0 Shefeld U
3
Watford
"
1 A Villa
2 Plymouth
home
оп
Leicester Newcastle Norwich Southampton Swansea West Ham
LEAGUE TABLE
5 2 1 2 99 $
2 Notts C
5 2
3 794
2 Hradford C
D
Walsall
5 2
3 6 3.4
$ Barnsley
1
Exeter
5 2
3 6 10 4.
1 Queen's P R 4 2
2 7 6.4
4 1 1 2 5 6 3
Nicholls; Skinner. Forrow and E. Grimsby... Strange: Fowler. Drown.
Elliot, Leeds
Preston N.E
Wilson and Bickford.
"HAT TRICK" FOR D. KNOX
fully appreciated that it meant the Lawton. Smith and Ridings. sacrifice of a Saturday afternoon and he said that he was glad to stace that His Excellency's pre sence meant that he had now fully recovered from bis recent illness. Applause). Mr. King then called for three cheers and a "tiger" for Sir Andrew. and Lady Caldecott.
Amongst those present were Hon. Mr. R. A C: North, Acting Colonial Secretary, Sir Atholl and The Kowloon Football Club first Lady MicGregor, Hon. Mr. T. Eeleven evened the defeat of the King, Inspector Genera of Police, second eleven by depating the Royal
on the together with Mra King and the Welch Fusiliers
ground
Chatham Road Misses King, Hon. Mr. W. J. Carrie, Hon. Dr. K, H, Kotewall. Hon. Mr.Saturday, by the score of 3-2 J. P. Braga, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
centre- D. Knox, the Kowloon Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Eu Tong Sen, forward, made a brilliant snowing Messrs. W. R. Scott, W. la Bart
by scording a "hat-trick."
Aston Villa Sparrow, W. Schofield, A, R. S.
Roberts scored for the Fusilliers
Bury Major, W. M Thompson, T. Mur-
In the Arst half, and Evans scored Blackpool phy, and many others.
RESULTS
The results were:-
Long Plunge: 1, L/Sergt. Bowers; Nos. 391, 95, 108, 186, 104 and 1582, Berat. Hutchison; 3. Sub-Insp.
McEwen. Distance 54 ft. 3 ins get $4.70 each.
Water Life
(Chinese Saving PoAce 1, W49; 2, W148; 3, W7.
100 Yards Championship (In- dians and Chinese!: 1, C47; 2, B891; 3. C343. Time: 67 secs.
RACE 4
$1,275,00 384.50
No. 9242
16775 ........
9108........ 182.20 Nos. 17007, 430. 15105, 15445, 6501, 8481, 4931, 8260 and 8314 get $22.50 each
RACE 5
No. 307 179
$190.50 54.40
*
183...........
27.20 Nos: 328, 322, 7 get $10 each.
RACE $
Betting
Win. Place.
3
1st Peny
90
68
No.. 82
Won by lengths; 2 lengths be-
2nd Pony
25
13
*
tween second and third.
3rd Pony
48
19
Time: 31, 1.02.2, 1.35.3.
The Field
22
17
$193.00 380 ...
55.10 332.....
27.50 Nos. 128, 140, 338, 207, get $7.60.
RACE 7
185 119
No. 416
154
+
243
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $34.50.
Place: $8.80, $5,60,
Also ran:-King's Parade. Young Chap.
Night View was very much fan- cied and punters ignored that very dangerous pony Pride of Tsingtao who won by 2 lengths and only 15 tickets on the totalisator.
f. Betting
Win. Place
lat Fony
15
16
2nd Pony
63
49
3rd Pony
32
The Field ...... 12
Total
122
80
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Race 2-Tsin Shan, Plate
Mr. Rotcly's 'Shanghal 4, 146
lbs............... (Mr. N. Deitz)
1
Mr. L.T.F.'s Victory Life, 149
Ibs....... (Mr. G. U, Da Roza) 2 Mr. Why's Merry Doer, 148 b8.
MEL C. Pin) 3 Won by 3 lengths /lengths be- tween second and third. Time: 17.2, 49.2, 121, Part-mutuel:-
Win: $15.10.
Place: $5.10, $5.10, $5.30. Also ran:-Coureur Bleu, Merry Fatty, Old Life. Bo Ho Song.
In this race Victory Life were greatly fancled but Mr Dietz won very easily on Shanghai 42
1st Pony
Betting
Win
58
Place..
27
2nd Pony
07.'"
63
3rd Fony
05
39
The Meld
Total
17
18
207 195
Totak......
Race 5-Fat Shan Handicap Chiu Cheong Fan's Monoplane,
148 lbs. ...(Mr. S. C. Liang) 1 Mr. Lee's Bistre, 140 lbs.
(Mr. N. Deltz) 2 Mr. Li Shiu Pang's Soldier of
Peace, 180 lbs.
**
(Mr. P. R. Botelho) 3 Won by a length: 2 lengths.be- tween second and third.
Time: 28.3.1.00.2. 1.34.4, 2.06.3.
Pari-mutuel :-
Win: $31.20.
Place: $0.40, $6.90, $12,70.-
Also ran:-Great Hall, Harvest View, Boldier of China
This was not a very interesting race as it appeared a gift for Monoplane who won by a length from Bistre with Soldier of Peace two lengths behind.
ין
lat Pony**
23
14
2nd Pony
57
31
3rd Pony
7.
8
The Field ...... 85
53
184 106
Total ......
Race 6-Pao Shan Plate Mr. Rotclv's Shanghai 4,153
lbs. (Mr. N. Deftz) 1
Mr. LTF's Victory Life, 140
lbs. ..............(Mr. G. U. DA Roza) 2 Mr. Longfellow's Shih Yin
Grand. 148 ibs.
$179.40 51.20 25.60 No. 305, 318, 115 get $9.40 each.
#1
Colony Aquatic Stars To Compete
4:
CHAMPIONSHIPS
START TO-MORROW···
190 Yards Championship (Euro- peans): 1, Sergeant Hutchison; 2,
at
the other.
Minhinnet, the goal-keeper for Kowloon, made some good saves.
The teams:
K.F.C:-Minhhnet; R. Everest and J. Bowen: Roberts, A. S. Bliss and Mills; W. Knox, G, White. D. Eastman. Knox, V. White and A.
Fusiliers: Rowlands; Keatingy and Wheeler: Ellis. Talbot Taylor; Perry. Dennis. Grindley.
Evans and Roberts,
and
The Kowloon Football Club second e'even lost to the Royal Welch Fusiliers by five goals to
0 Notts FTM..
1 Chesterfield
◊ Bury
1 Blackpool
4 Exeter
LEAGUE TABLE
Bournemouth Bristol R
Luton Brighton
2 Gulingham
O Reading
2 Clapton O
Crystal Pal
3. Southend
Northampton
E. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 5 4 - 1 11 4 8 4 4 9 3 8 54-1958 5419 28 5 410 48 5 2 2 1 13 86 5 3 2 4 7 6
4 2 1 1 10 7 S
5 2 1 2 7 8 5
5.2 12 8 9 5
5 2 1 2 13 6 6
Tattenham
3 Blackburn
0
P. W. D. F. A. Pts. 5.3 2 - 10 4 8
5 3 2 - 11 6 8 5 2 7 4 3 1
CRAIGENGOWER
SECURE OPEN RINKS TITLE
CONSISTENT BOWLING BY RIVAL SKIPS
R. F. da Luz's rink from the
Warder Franks; 3. Mr. W. Minil on Saturday, on the former's / Craigengower, Cricket Club defekt-
Thompson. Time: 81 1/5 secs.
50 Yards for Chinese clerks, Interpreters and members of the Fire Brigade: 1, Cheung Shiu- leung: -2, Yeung Ping-kwal.
Life Saving (Europeans): 1, Sgt. Manning; 2, Sergt. Hutchison; 3, Sergt. McMahon.
50 Yards Handicap. (Europeans): L, L/Sergt. Brown; 2. Warder Blumenthal; 3, Warder Tappenden, Time: 43 3/5 secs.
Uniform Race (Asiatic Land Police) 1, B519 2, 287.
100 Yards Open to members of the V.RC: 1. & A. da Roza; 2, E. M. Marques; 3. F. Simonsen.
50 Yards Chidren's Race: 1, Jill Stokes: 2. Maureen Chester-Woods: 3, Donald Chester-Woods.
Police Reserve
(Two Race Lengths: 1, A. Hamet: A Rahmin
100 Yards Breaststroke Cham- plonship (Europeans); 1, L/Sergt. Bowers: 2, Warder Franks; 3. Bergt. McMahon. Time: 90 4/5
secs,
High Diving (Europeans); 1, Sergt. Brown; 2, Warder Brimble combe; 3, Bergt Wheeler...
Beginning to-morrow at 6 p.m., 50 Yards Free-stye (Chinese the Colony will have the opportunity Water Police): 1, W66: 2, W148; of witnessing the 1936 Swimming 3, Sto. 2. Championships which are being Obstacle Race (Europeans): 1, held at the Victoria Recreation Warder T. Pile: 2. L/Bergt. Mac-. Club.
kenzie; 3. L/Bergt. Wheeler.
Millwill
Torquay
Bristol C
Swindon
Aldershot
Newport
5 1 1 3 8 10 3
4 1 3 7 12 2
4 1 3 6 9 2
5 1 4 8 13 1
6 6 21
5 - -
THIRD DIVISION (North)
Accrington
Chester
Crewe
Halifax"
Lincoln Mansfield Oldham
Port Vale
Rotherham Stockport Tranmere
ed the Indian Recreation Club Chester
0 Hull
6. Barrow
2 York
2 Hartlepools
"1 N Brighton
1 Carlisle
4 Gateshead
'
▸
2
0
0
4 1:
2 Darlington
2
2 Wrexham.
3 Rochdale
3 0
3 Bouthport
· LEAGUE TABLE,
P
ground.
Talbot, for the Fustlers, scored quartette by 22 shots to 18, in the Hall
final of the Hong Kong Lawn Lincoln one goal, while substituting for Bowls Association Rink Competi- Halifax
before Harrison,
the latter's
tion played yesterday on the Hong York arrival. Immediately upon enter-Kong Football Club green.
Mansfield consistent | Stockport Two players were Ing the field. Harrison scored two goals in quick success'on.
throughout a close struggle, and Darlington these were the rival skips. Time Wrexham without number they evoked rounds | Oldham of applause from the spectators, fouthport with fine driving and neat drawing Port Vale shots as the occasion demanded.
The score at half-time was 3-0 in favour of the soldiers.
Harrison scored another goal during the next half, making a "hat trick," and cresty scored the Bfth one.
The teams: Fusiliers:-Stride:
Hartlepools
The other players were inconsis-Rotherham tent, bowling weil at times and then | Tranmere vale and falling miserably. D. M. Khan Crewe Thomas; Wanklyn." Cresty and (IR.C.) was outplayed by J. 8. New Brighton Jones; Hughes, Harrison, Bumster, Sullivan and Davies,
Landolt (No. 1. for Cralgengover).
Carlisle At the 11th head, Dallah's four Gateshead KFC.-Olsen; Humphreys and lead by 13 shots to 6. Then Luz's Rochdale Willis; Mackenzie. Harkins and rink pbtained a four to change the Accrington P. Boyd: White, F. A. Broadbridge, whole outlook of the game. They Barrow
followed this up with a thres and G. Winch, Coelho and Pereira.
EASY VICTORY
a one to draw.level. Dallah's men
P. W. D. L-F. A. Pts.
5 4 1 - 17 2 9
5 4 1 -8.2 8
04 - 19.3 8 54 17 5 8 5 2 3 9 4 7 5 11 13 9 7
5.2 3 - 10 5 7
3 1 31 12 13 6 5 13 1875 52 1 2 8 9.5
5 1 3 1 8 10 5.
5 2 1 2.7 8. 5
4 2 1 1 4 4 5
5 1 2 2 9 10 4
5 12 29 10 4
$ 4 1 7 12 4
$1 1 3 583
5 11 3 8 11 3 3.-2-3.6 12 2 51 45 15 1 4- 1 3 2 5 1 5.- 146 14 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE
2 T Lanark 2 Arbroath
Aberdeen..
retaliated with a two and two Albion singles, but the Oralgengower four | Clyde. obtained two thress to lead by Hamilton
Hearts
2. Dunfermline
1 Celtic
0
0 Partick LEAGUE TABLE
P. W.D. L. F.A. Ft.
3 Falkirk
3 Ribernian
Queen O'B
2 Dundee
Queen's P Rangers at. Johnstone
2 St, Miren
3 Motherwell..
Rangers Aberdeen Motherwell Hearts Dundee
7 5 2 15 3 12.
7 5 2 20 5 12.. 7 5 1 1 20 10 11 7. 52 19 13 10
A friendly football match was four shots at the 19th bead
On the 20th Adai with his first Kilmarnock played on Saturday between the East Lancashire Regiment and Wood displaced Gomes and with the Hong Kong Football Club his second drew the shot to lay the shot but Daliah came up with Junior eleven. The soldiers scored three. Lus with his first wood lay | seven goods without reply.
Harmiswortha (centze-forward) a Ane shot to displace Lus. Luiz scored two goals, while Mulvey attempted a drawing shot, but was registered the hat trick." Power weak in his effort and Dallah with and Tuley scored the rest of the his final wood drew near for the second shot, thus reducing his de- gos.in
Acit by two,
With the game still open, Khari
74.2.1 10 8.10 Wilfred Lawrence, Norman Lee,
(playing No. 1) was weak with hie Obstacle Race (Chinese Water
Celtic
7 41 2:17 11 9: Cpl. McCarthy, H..L. Ozorio, Rím. Police): 1, W129; 2, W148: 3,
Mackenzie); 2, Police Reserve; 3, two woods, while Landolt lay his
Kilmarnock 7 4 1 2 15 10. 9 woods a yard behind: When Adal Third Lanark 7 3 2 2 11 7 8 Hamilton, Lau Po-hel, Lt. A. J. | W44:
Fire, Grigade.
Uniform Race: 1. W66; 2. W148; sent his arst wood down he at Queen's Park 7 2 3 2 10 12 7 Lewis, and F. V. Read will be in Pillow Fight: 1L/Bergt Mac-
Lempted to displace. Gomes, and attendance during the meet, and kenzie: 2, Bergt. Penfold.
3, W185 ... Water
(Clarke, Landolt's wood near the jack, but Exciting events should be
Polo: Police some
50 Yards for Messengers and seen.
Members of Streets Boys Club: Bowers, Hutchison, McMahon fell short. His second effort came The classic event on to-morrow's 1, Li Kau; 2. Wan Pang-fi, 3, Yan, Brown, Pentold and Hayward) through, but in attempting to teal St. Johnstone 7 3 1 4 10 14 3 1. bedt Prison (Brimblecombe, the jack he Instead wicked the jack 3. programine is the 100 yards free Yeung-lot.
style championship which will see Ladies' Nomination Race: 1. Franks. Pile, Blumenthal, Winder to give his opponents two shots.
St. Mirren Lawrence (holder) Norman Lee, H Sergt. Bowers and Mrs. Hill; 2, ton, Tappenden and Pearce) by 3 Luz effectively blocked Dallah, who, LCktorló--Wong Chi-tong and Bergt. Hayward and Mrs. Merri goals to 1 in a desperate effort to save the Albion
Perdue Aggregate Cup (Chinese head, drove with vigour but could Falkirk.
W86 and W148 not displace his opponent's wood. Queen of 8711 59238 Water Police)
Laz's four thus obtained another Dunfermline 91 189 193 tied with 6 points each.
7. 11. 6 11 22 3 Wolfe Aggregate Cup (Euro- two, to win the rink championship Hibernian.. peans): Bergt Hutchison.
(Mr. Ip Kul Ying) Won by short head; short. head between second and third.
Time: 17,- 61. 1,23,4. 1.55.4: Parl-mutuei-
Win: $11.
Place: $5.40, 57.30, $5.80. Also rah:-City Lite, Hogmanay. Hardling Morn, and Rothesay Bay.
Rifleman Hamilton in keen rivalry | mun. for the title.
The heats for the 220 yards free style open relay will be held to- day at 6 p.m.
..
Life Belt Race. (Chinese Water Police): 1, W129; 2, W94; 3, 80. 2.
Team Race: 1, Hong Kong Police (Bowers, Hayward, Hutchison and
of the Colony.
Clyde
Hamilton
Partick
Arbroath
73 13 13 13 7
734 18 2016
7 2 2 313 12 8.
07 2.1.48 15 5
72 14.18 17 6 721848135
72 5:11 174
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