1:
10
Strathroy
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1937.
Fails To Place:
ABLE AMAZON RETURNS DAY'S BIGGEST DIVIDEND
Soldier of Britain Finds True Form
THE TWELFTH EXTRA RACK MEETING WAS FAVOURED BY FINE WEATHER EVEN THOUGH IT WAS A TRIFLE WARM, AND THE LARGE NUMBER OF RACE ENTHUSIASTS" WHO ATTENDED THE PENULTIMATE MEETING WERE REWARDED WITH SOME EXCELLENT SPORT.
SENSATION OF THE DAY WAS THE DEFEAT OF STRATHROY IN THE SAUGHTON HANDI- CAP WHICH ABLE AMAZON, WON TO PAY $101.90—MR. »J. F. MACGREGOR'S CHAMPION AUSTRA- LIAN FAILING TO EVEN RUN INTO A PLACE. THIS DIVIDEND, INCIDENTALLY, WAS THE RIG- GEST RETURNED FOR THE MEETING,
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IN THE LAST RACE OF THE DAY MR. S. L. YUEN RODE WITH RARE JUDGMENT TO WIN "CRACKS." AND THE YTHAN- ON GOOD MORNING FROM A FIELD WHICH INCLUDED A FEW TABBY CAT COMBINATION PAID $420.20 FOR THE DAILY DOUBLE-THE BIGGEST DIVIDEND IN THIS SECTION FOR SOME TIME. IN THE SECOND RACE OF THE DAY MR. FIH ON SOLDIER OF BRITAIN ACCOUNTED FOR THE FAVOURITE, LADY NORTHCOTE'S GLADIATOR WHICH, HOW- EVER, PLACED SECOND.
THE "EWO" HANDICAP As usual the "Ewa" Handicap proved a very popular race. This annual event, confined to members of the staff of Messrs. Jardine. Matheson & Co. Ltd., and The Jardine Engineering Corporation. Ltd.,is "distance handicap" event.
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Mr. N. R. Kirk on National Falth (150 yards) was first. followed by. Donovan (Mr. G. H. Gomperts, 180 yards) and Morning Tip (Mr. H. F. The third Hopkins, 200 yards). pony was the favourite.
1.
1-The Ewo" Handicap (1 MUe)
National Faith, 131 lbs.
Donovan, 180 lbs.
Morning Tip, 131 lbs.
14
Mr. Eu Tong-sen's Rob Roy, 148
ibs...(Mr. N. Deitz) 3 Won by four lengths, two lengths between second and-third.-
Time: 3.03.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $67.10.
Places: $14.20, $8.60, $31. Also ran:-Harvest View, 140 lbs. Y. T. Fung); Honeymoon Eve, 183 (A. D. Coppin); King's Coronation. 154 (B. A. Proulx); King's Lead, 144 (S. C. Llang): New. Star. 151 (L. P. Ralph); Rose-Queen, 151 (W. G. Poy).
Mr. H. A. Browning's Sylvandale,
141 lbs. ...(Mr. B. A. Proulx) 2 Mr. Henry's Laughing Girl, 151
lbs. (Mr. S. C. Liang) 3 Won by a length. short head be tween second and third.
Time: 1.06.
Par-mutuel:- Win: $28.10,
Places: $7.80, $7.40, $6.70. "Also ran:-Diogenes, 142 lbs. (S. W. Tang): Firefly. 143 (W. H. S.
(C. R 141 Davis, Flybynight, Cheaps): Gold Coin, 146 (A. W. Raymond); Plain View, 150 (H. C. Pih) Royal Consort, 158 (A. D.. Coppin); Tiny Star, 155 (S. I.. Yuen: Voltaire. 148 (A.F. Ingram).
Diogenes
Betting
Dawn Star
901
Win. Place.
736
Harvest View ......
·81
122
Betting
(Mr. N. R. Kirk)
1
"Honeymoon Eve...
50
65
Win. Place.
King's Coronation
147
173
142
108
(Mr. G. H. Gompertz) 2
King's Lead
677
602
Firefly
293
180
New Star
676
517"
Flybynight
0-1
41
Red Feather
216 290
Gold Coin
131
232
Rob Roy
107 102
Laughing Girl "...
796
1.228
Rose-Queen
349 464
Plain View
324 317
Total
3,270 3,071
Royal Consort
82
83
Sylvandale
584
620
Tiny Star Voltaire
93
10
21
Ø
Total
2,986 3,435
(Mr. F. Hopkins 3 Won by two lengths. the same between second and third.
Pari-mutuel;-
Win: $44.30.
Places: $14.80, $10.30, $8.50.
Also ran:-Air Mail, 181 lbs. (E.
A. Gaubert), Emergency Call, 152 (E O. Butler).
Betting
Air Ma!!
Win. Place. 61 55
Defensive War..
147
128
Donovan .....
135
134
Emergency Call
239
244
Morning Tip
203"
National Faith
146
73
National Spirit
72
74
Ocean Vixen
41
37
*948
201
Total. 1961...
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SAUGHTON HANDICAP
The biggest sensation of the year was the defeat of Strathroy in this race. Mr. J. F. Macgregor's cham- plon Australian not even running into a place.. The race started off at a tremendous pace with Lan- cashire Chips in the front followed by Ranger and Home Brew, while Mr. Black on Strathroy was fourth. The same positions held until the Black Rock when it was seen that Strathroy was dropping rapidly and even at this early stage it was evident that the brown would not lace. As the field came round the AULD REEKIE HANDICAP
Bend it looked all over bar the Mr. H. C. Pih rode one of his shouting for Lancashire Chips, but best rates of the season when he
the game old-timer Able Amazoni brought Soldier of Britain first past (Mr. S. C. Liang) Anished full of the Post in the Auld Reekie Hand-nghting and taking the lead from cap. A field of three accepted for the distance post, never looked be- "this sprint event oter six furlongs
nd again Lancashire Chips was and when the barrier went LP second and Home Brew (Mr. C. L Gladiator (Mr. N. Deitz) the hot regory) was a very good third. favourite went into the lead with
4-Saughton Handicap Oak Bay (Mr. W. H 8. Davis).
(1 Mile) Soldier of Britain was last until the Distance Post was reached when it came up from the outside to win a fine race.
2-Auld Reekie Handicap (6 Furlonga) Mr. Li Shlu Pang's Soldier of Britain, 140 Ibe.
(Mr. H. C. Pih) 1 Lady Northcote's Cadiator, 154
15s..(Mr. N. Deltz) 2 Mrs. Stanton's Oak Bay, 154 lbs."
(Mr. W. H. 8. Davis) 3 Won by two lengths, a length between second and third
Time: 1.24.3.
Pari-mutucl:-
Place: $33,10.
Win: $33.60.
Mr. Fatshan's Able Amazon, 144
lbs. (Mr. 8. C. Liang) 1 Mr. Lancashire's Lancashire
Chips, 143 lbs.
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(Mr. B. A. Proulx)
2
3,
Mr. Wayfoong's Home-Brew. 133
lbs. (Mr. C. L. Gregory Won by 1 lengths, a length be- tween second and third.
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Time; 1.43.4.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $101.99.
Places: $20.80, $12.20, $25.
Also ran: Blandford, 135 lbs. (W. G. Poy); Centre Court, 138 (W. H. S. Davis); Electron, 139 (H. C. Pih); Ranger, 141 (L. P. Ralph); Strathroy, 185 (D. Black).
MURKAYFIELD HANDICAP
A race in which the favourite did not let backers, down. the went to Murrayfield Handicap Lianarmon, on whom Mr. Davis There was only rode a good race. a neck in it, however, Mr. Why's Saucy Face staying strong challenge at the end, with Mr. H. Dick Turpin was a C. Ph up. length behind for third place.
G-Murrayfield Handicap (1 Mile)
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Mr. Newstaff's Llanarmon,
140 lbs...(Mr. W. H. S. Davis) 1 Mr. Why's Saucy Face, 152 lbs.
(Mr. H. C. Pih) Mrs. Eu Tong Ben's Dick Turpin,
Race Course Sensation
8. Davis); Lancashire Tich, 140 (N. Delta); National Anthem, 155 (H. C. Pih); Radium,141 (H. S. Shu); Tempest, 152 (Y. T. Fung).
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R.N. OFFICERS
BEAT PRESS
AT CRICKET
Betting
Win.
Place.
Arany...
545
476
Atomle Star
€86
495
Happy Venture ....
B1.
88
Whitmarsh And
Lancashire Tich...
152
150
258
216
Skelton In Form
35
72
256
283
218
180
992
600
313
284"
National Anthem Radium Tabby Cat
Tempest Whalsey
Yum Sing
Total
3.624 2,943
`DUMBIEDYKES HANDICAP- SECOND SECTION Mr. & L. Yuen rode an excellent race on Good Morning to win the last race of the day and return the fair dividend of $47.70. Valorous, who carried the most backers, came ! a good second (with Mr. Y. T. Fung up), while Laughing Cavallet (Mr. Tang Man-wa) and Corona- tion Day (Mr. S. W. Tang) dead- beated for third place.
8.--Dumbledykes Handicap—2nd Section (From the 13 Mile Post) Mr. Wai Man-wel's Good Morning, 158 lbs.
(Mr. S. L. Yuen)
Mr. Helenside's Valorous, 168 lbs... (Mr. Y. T. Fung) "Mr. Tang Man-wa's Laughing
Cavaller, 165 lbs.
(Mr. Tang Man-wa)
Dr. S. N. Chau's Coronation
Day. 165 lbs.
A.H. RUMJAHN BATS STEADILY
Lieut. Comdr. C. H. Nicholson captained a team composed of Officers of the Royal Navy in a friendly cricket match against the European Press at King's Park most enjoyable yesterday and a
the Naval aide encounter saw emerge winners by 73 runs. Calls of duty found the Press three short of their original team and the places were filled by George Souza, of Craigengower, and A. R. Abbas, of the Indian Recreation Club, and 5. MacNider.
INDIAN CONSTABLE WINS
AGGREGATE CUP
Annual Police Sports At Caroline Hill
LADY NORTHCOTE PRESENTS
PRIZES*
200 Yards (Open to Members of the Police Reserve) :-1, D. Young: 2 M. A. da Souza:.3, L. B Rosario. Obstacle Race (Open to all Con-
An Indian constable, B691, won 1 100 Yards (Open to the European the Aggregate Cup (presented by Contingent):—1, EX7; 2. Bgt. Sulli- the Superintendents of the Force) van; 3. Sgt. Dennis. at the annual athletic sports meet- ing of the Hong Kong Police held at the South China Athletic Assu- 'ciation stadium, Caroline Hill, yes- terday afternoon ideal weathertingents):—1, E27; 3, C52; 3, C234.
High Jump (Open to all Contin- conditions favouring the function.
His Excellency the Governor, Sir | gents):--1. D891; 2, Egt. Taylor: 3, Geoffry
and Northcote,
Lady E2. Height 5 ft. 5 ins.
to by Capt.
(Open Three-legged Race Northcote, attended The Navy went in first and at
Asiatic Police):-1, C650 and C536; lunch had knocked up 97 runs for Batty-Smith, AD.C., and Mr. Gur- the loss of only one wicket. Cap-rod Treverton (Private Secretary), 2. C633 and C533; 3. Stoker 13 and
Hon. Mr. T H. King, Inspector W42. tuin Allen, who, it is understood,
General of Police. Mrs. King, and is a newcomer here, batted nicely
Misses King. Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith. for his 28, his cutting being very
Mrs. Smith and Miss Judith Smith; Ane indeed. After tin. Lieut.
Hon. Mr. G.G.. Mrs. and Miss Skelton (58) and Captain Whit-
Alabaster, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Per- inarsh (55) hit out to good effect.
duc, Mr. W. Schoñeld, Dr. and Mrs. Whitmarsh, who following the first
O. Ingram Shaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Navy-Press game about four weeks
K. Keen were among those present. 3 ago, has had a great run of success, was very aggressive. He gave four or ive chances but that was only natural in an innings of that sort.
1
2
(Mr. S. W. Tang) 3
-Dead-heat Won by a head, short head be- tween second and third.
Time: 1.09.2
Pari-mutuel:---
Win: $41.70.
Places: $11.50, $7.80, $13.40 and
$6.50.
The Press were given - good start by the veteran A. E. Rumjahn and young Abbas, but Souza, probably stiff from his century on Saturday, falled Mackay made 25 in a man- ner which indicated that he was visualising a win, but after be left, the tall again falled the flopp-way and the Navy won with a little
Scorea.
Also ran:-Copper Idol. 140 lbs. (H. S. Shu); Daylight Eve, 168 (D.time to para: Black); Gold Sovereign, 168 (B. L. Tao): Racing Boy, 165 (N. Delta); Stopwatch. 144 (9. C. Liang); Zero. 154 (L. P. Ralph).
Win. Place.
171 476
H. Brokenshire, keeping wicket for the Press, received a nasty knock from a ball that kicked up.. His place behind the stumps was taken by Mackay but after atten- tion Brokenshire came out and played through the game.
Scores:
Betting
Copper Idol
214.
Coronation Day...
613
Daylight Eve
243
131
Gold Sovereign
197
129
Good Morning
324
226
Lt-Cdr. Nicholson's XI Capt. Allen, c Gray, b Luke ...
26
Laughing Cavaller
95
B8
Racing Boy
321
251
Lt. Skelton, c S. MacNider, b
Souza
58
Stopwatch
221
179
771
-535
Capt. Whitmarsh, e 8. Mac-
Nider, b Omar
55
486
208
Lt. Walters, e Luke, b Gray Lt. Colman, c Arculli
27
Total
3,486 2,484
Valorous Zero
CASH SWEEPS
1.
RACE 1
2
'No. 1199
$1,500.80
1001
428.80
2240
214.40
148 lbs....(Mr. B. A. Proulx) 3 Won by a neck, a length between second and third.
Time: 1.46.2.
Pari-mutuel:
Win: $15,20.
Places: $7.40, $7.10, $20.60. Also ran:-Australian Boy, 155 lbs. (B. L. Tao); Aztec, 185 (D. Black: Bag Tor, 150 (L. P. Ralph); Derby Day," 148 (8. L. Yuen); Per- fect Day, 135 (S. W. Tang); Snowy River, 135 (W. G. Poy); Zodiac. 143 (S. C. Liang)
Derby Day Dick Turpin Llananarmon
Lt. Mackay, stp. Mackay, b
Arcull
Capt. Carless, not out
Lt. Rankin, b Arcalli
Extras
At the conclusion of the sports, a feature of which was the victory of the Inspector General in the Veterans' Handicap race, Lady Northcote presented the prizes and was herself the recipient of a silver souvenir mounted on blackwood. The presentation was made by Mixs Shella Carey, daughter of Insp: and Mrs. A. E. Carey..
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220 Yards Handicap (Open to all Contingents):-1, Sgt. Billiven; 2,
C521.
880 Yards (Open to Members of H.M. Services, including the HK. V.D.C.)-1, Cpl. Keefe; 2, Private Periman; 3, Private Adams.
440 Yards (Open to all Contin- gents):-1, Sgt. Summers; 2, 3661: 3, Sgt. Rothwell.
100 Yards (Handicap) (Veterans Race, open to European Members of the Force over 35 years of age); ̧ ̧' 1, Hon. Mr. T. H. King; 2 Dr. Ingrami Shaw; 3, Insp. E G. Post.
Superintendents' 100 yards (Han- dicap) Race:-1, H. W. Heath: 2. L. H. C. Calthrop,
Throwing the Cricket Ball:-1, 134: 2. Sgt. Taylor; 3, Sgt. Dennis. 100 Yards. (Open to Members of the Police Reserve)-1, D Young: 2. Lo Koon Ho; 3. M. A. da Souza.
830 Yards Championship (Open to all Contingents):-I, 3661; 2, Sgt. Willison; 3, 8gt. Evans.
THANKS EXPRESSED “ Hon. Mr. T. H. King, on be- half of the Police Force, ex- pressed his gratitude to. His Ex- cellency for his presence and to Lady Northcote for kindly consent- Ing to distribute the prizes. Mr. King thanked the organising com- mittee and the competitors for making the afternoon a success.
Hc. expressed his appreciation to the South China Athletic Associa- tion for the loan of the ground! 3, 1560.
Putting the Shot (Open to all Contingenta)--1, Bet. Taylor;" 2. E34; 3, B533.
Half Mile Bicycle Racę (Open to Asiatic Police), B891; 2, C536;
and to Lt. Col. O. H. Tidbury, M.G.. | 50 Yards Sack Race (Open to all and Officers for kindly giving per- Contingents)-1, W123; 2, D20; mission for the Band of the 1st Bn. 3, C52, The Middlesex Regt., to be in at- tendance. He also thanked the Hon. Mr. N. L. "Smith (Colonial 4 Secretary) for granting to the Police for recreation purposes a
0 large area of land in Kowloon, when he held the position of 1 Oficer Administering the Govern 6 ment.
Total (for 7 wkts. dec.)... 177
Comdr. Loly, Lt-Comdr. Nichol-
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 1372, 3099, son and Lt. Waymouth did not bat. 497, 2317, 2306 get $50 each.
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Bowling Analysts
Q. M. R... W. 11 1 47
RACE 2
Abbas
0
No. 2425.
$1,782.20
Bouza
10
1
40 1
334
509.20
"
Luke
6 ↓
42
1
813
254.60
P
Gray
5 0
21 1
RACE 3
Mackay
1 0 5
Omar
No. 676 ....... $1,705.20
3275........ 1904
487.20
243.60
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 1033, 1574, 3416, 1575, 2507, 477 get $50 each.
Archill
3 1 蠱 1
2 0 7
THE PRESS
A. H. Rumjahn, b Allen
A. R. Abbas, run out
G. Bouza, c Beale, "b Rankin
Y el Arcain stp. Skelton, b
Whitmarsh
8. A. Gray, b Carless
260.00 579 ........ Unplaced Tickets Nos. 803, 1566,
177, 811, 2085 get $50 each.
5. MacNider, not out
20 26 6
RESULTS
The results were as follows:- 100 Yards (Open to the Indian Contingent)-1, 8616; 2, 3799; 3,
B091.
100 Yards (Open to the Chinese Contingent)-1, C521: 2, C660: 3.
€683.
Sporting
Fixtures
-TO-DAY
400 Yards (Open to Members of the S.C.A.A:-1, Hal Chi-Trun; 2, Róbert Tong Shu-cheng: 3, Li- Hung-fu.
Long Jump (Open to all Contin- gents):-1, E34; 2, B891; 3, E22.
120 Yards Lów Hurdles (Open to all Contingenta) :-1, B709; 2, B691; 3. B28.
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Relay Race (Open to all Contin- gents and Police Reservé):-), Eu- ropean Team: 2. Indian Team.
Band Race:-1. Bandsman Win- field: 2, Bandaman Merritt,
Tag-O-War (Final) (Open to all Contingents):-Winners: New Ter- ritories Indian Team.
RUGBY FOOTBALL
on
The Royal Navy overwhelmed the Army in the first match of the Triangular Rugby Tourna- ment, played at Soakumpoo Saturday, winning by four goals and seven tries (41 points) to a solitary try (3 points). The Navy fielded one of the finest sides they have put out in the Colony and were clearly superior in every de-
Badminton. "A" Division, King's College v. St. Andrew's; University 25 "B" v. University "A"; Recreio "A" v. Chinese YMCA "B" Division: St. Andrew's v. Chinese R.C. Mixed Doubles, Kowloon Tong v, Univer-partment of the game. At the in- terval they were leading by 20 5sity.
clear points.
League,
Basketball. - Schools Champions v. the Rest, and dis-
of
(Chinese tribution
prizes Y.M.CA.), 4.30 p.rp..
Meeting. Football Association 104 Council (Gloucester building). 5.30
Betting
Australian Boy Aztec Bag Tor
Win Place.
688
-RACE 4
543
152
131
No. 978
$1,820.00
116
109
#1
2387
520.00
JR Luke, c Walters, b Carless
1
86
93
21
A. M. Omar, run out
24
118
111
.1,033
731
Perfect Day
184
187
E. MacNider, e Skelton. b
Whitmarsh
Betting
Betting
Win. Place,
Baucy Face
945
805
RACE 5
11
Gladiator
Oak Bay
Soldier of Britain
Total
Place. Win.
378 304
97 331 62
403
Able Amazon
423 170
Snowy River
165
200
No. 2511
.....$1,941.10
H. Brokenshire, lb.w. Cacless...
Extras
0
9
Zodiac
*2
109
Blandford
84
205
Centre Court
42
113
3555 554.60 2589
Total
Totai
3,549 3,025
184
Electron
425
500
Bowling Analysis
Home Brew
45
135
1,393
Lancashire Chips
398
37G
Cotman
77
120
. RACE 6
Allen
1,034
974
"
No. 312
$1,989.40
"P
2330
568.40
Carless .. Rankin Whitmarsh
O." M. R. W.
5 0 25 10
9.41
ranges).
1 37 1
Yachting 8th Ladies'
.33 "4
Series.
1 1 $3
0
1
0 2
P
ST. ANDREW'8 STAKES
A sensational win by Red Fea- ther, an outsider, ridden by Mr. 8. W. Tang, featured the main event
on the programme. The race was
a fine one. Harvest View went off
Ranger Strathroy
Total 2,828 2,593
DUMBIEDYKES HANDICAP~~
FIRST SECTION
DUNSAPPIE HANDICAP
Tabby Cat (Mr. B. L. Tao) won the Dunsapple Handicap to pay his backers $81 in the penultimate race of the day. It was a fine race and the result was in doubt till the last 100 yards. Whalsey (Mr. B. A. Proulx) was second and Yum Sing (Mr. W. G. Poy) a good third.
277.30 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 250, 2307, 2057, 61, 1359. 3828, 1416, 1115 get $50 each.
284.20 3806 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 50, 1134, 3785, 2601, 2585, 2847, 792 get $50 (each
7-Dunsapple Handicap (From the 11 Mile Post)
(Mr. B. L. Tao) 1. Lan's Tabby Cat, 158 lbs.
M1. T. & E.'s Whalsey, 168 lbs.
Ythan (Mr. D. Black) revealed to a good start and kept the' lead until the Half-Mile Post. Dawn something of its old form when Star (Mr. D. Black) then came into it won the Arst leg of the Daily the picture and, keeping the Double by a length from Sylvan-Mi. premier position till the Distance dale (Mr. B. A. Proufz), the third Post, looked like ruining expecta-pony, Laughing Girl (Mr. 8. C. Liang) being only a short head be- tions. Then Red Feather came-
bind. ...through like a streak to win com- fortably by fotir lengths. Dawn Star was second and Rob Roy third.
3-St. Andrew's Stakes
__(1) Miles)###) a
'Mrs. Dunbar's Red Feather, 140
...(Mr. S. W. Tang) 1 Kong Brothers' Dawn Star, 161
Iba.
(Mr. T Black)
There was nothing very much in this race as the field was bunched together most of the way and did not thin out" until after the Distance Post was passed. --5----Dumbledykes Handicap-1st *****(From the 14 Mile Post) Mr. V. M, Grayburn's Ythan, 145 (Mr. D. Black)
+
(Mr. B.. A. Proulx) 2
Mr. M. T. Johnson's Yum Sing,
145 lbs. (Mr. W. G. Poy) 3 Won by a fength, length be- tween second and third.
Time: 1.102. Parl-mutuel:-
Win: $81.
Places: $13.50, $0, $13.50. Also ran:-Arary, 150 be. (D., Black); Atomic Star, 150 (8. C. Llang); Happy Venture, 140. (W. H.
RACE 7
No. 3140 m $2,069,20
2743
591.20
2539. 295.00 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 4095, 4078, 3939, 3424, 835, 8465, 3244 get $50 each
No. 2041
285 3805
RACE &
1,208.40 1,202.40'
360.60 300.80
-Dead-heat Unplaced Tickets Nos. 1008, 3534, 8201, 3126, 3807, 2326 get $100 each
RECREIO BEAT SEAFORTHS
p.m.
The best of a very good banch of naval forwards was Lt. Wals- one of the probably ham, best stand-off halves the Navy
has produced in recent years. L. Cotman, although the run of the Relah Rifle play gave him little to do at full- Club, Seaforth' Highlanders (Army back, handled everything that
Shooting Cabar
TO-MORROW,
came his way neatly and effective- Firstly. The Army pack did not have
the same cohesion as the winners, and though Lt. Lincoln, making Hockey Seaforths v. Central his arst appearance since return- British Association (Sookunpoo). 4ing from Shanghai, played a good p.m..
game, he received little support. Meetings-United" Hockey Tour-
IDENTIFICATION nament (Police Training School.
Rife Shooting Cabar Reldh
Seaforth
High- club meeting. landers (Army ranges).
Tennis-Entries close for U.S.R. Club annual tournament
REQUIREMENT
Eurasia Airways
The Eurasia Aviation Corpora-
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8 Badminton "B" Division: Kow-tion, which is still maintaining its loon Tong v. Free Lances.
In another friendly match on the neighbouring Recreto ground, the home team beat a side from the Seaforth Highlander y seren wickets. The soldiers bacted arst and against the bowling of A, P. Pereira (4 for 29) and I. G. Gosano (8 for 28), could total only 119. Major Murray top-scored with 37 not out, and Lieut. Maciagan and Lieut. Poyntz had 21 each
Recreio passed this score for the loss of three wickela. A. M. Rod-ground), 3.50 p.m.; St-Joseph's guer compiling 55 not out, A. M. La Salle (Recreio), 3.30 p.m. Prata 35, and E. L. Boaren 20. Rugby-Club "A" v. Navy XV The last named hit s six and three (Club ground), 4.45 p.m.. four's in his comparatively small Shooting Spoon and practice score. Recreio had 124 for 4 when shoots (Kowloon City ranges), stumps were drawn.?
Football--Boys League: Central British v. Wah Yan School (C.B.A
p.m."
air service between Hong Kong and Hankow, announces that the Na- tional Government has ordered alt passengers by the line to furn- Leh satisfactory Identincation by either; their offices, their con sulates, recognised public organisa tions or arms' guarantees.
The identification requirement refers, also, to advance bookings.
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