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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1937.
LA SALLE
COLLEGE PRIZE DAY
(Continued from Pare 2)
SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (CLASS
II) EXAMINATION.
Honours List Fermiano de Sousa (English, Portuguese); Chan Wal Kal (Mrtenzaics): Lài Tím Cheong (English); Maurice Lawson (French), Mok Wah Chaan.
Pass List
Francisco Aquino (English), Frederick Britto (Portuguese), Koc Hoy Huang (El, Science), Le Chau Tuan (French),, LI Hin Shing. (EL
Solence), . Nguyen Phu-Linh (French), Quach-van-Hai (Fr.), Anthony Ribeiro (Portuguese), Antonio de Bouss (Portuguesė). Tran-van-tan (French), Tong Sau King (Mathematics), Tran-tu-Dieu (French), Truong-van-H (Fr.), Chang Tak Cheong, Chow Shee Aing, Chou Kun Kah, Henry Cox, Fong Wing Sau. Arthur Garcia, William Garcia, Louis Guterres. Harold Hicks, Walter Hicks, Fran- cis Jorge, Patrick Jorge Leung Kwok Chi, Lo Wing Yung, Lu Mong Lin, Pun Chung Chik, Pun Chung Mok, Donald Rapp. Eugénio Remedios, Lionel Blva, Richard Silva, Michael Chiang, To Tat Pun. Albert Ulrich. Wong Tak On. (Distinctions in brackets). SCHOOL CERTIFICATE CLASS
Prize List.
Essay Writing: Francisco Aquino, Fermiano Sousa: Grammar and Literature: Lal Tha Cheong. Maurice Lawson; Mathematics: Tong Sau King, Li Hin Shing: Geography: Fong Wing Sau. Arthur Garcia; History: Maurice LawBCD, Antonio de Sousa: Chemistry: Tran-van-tan. Elemen-
tary Science: L Hin Shing: Phy- slcs: La Hin Shing: Chinese: Lal Tim Cheong: Portuguese: Fer- miano, de Sousa: French: Tran-
van-tan.
LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXAMINATION
Certificates Amandus Gottsche (El Mathe- matics, English Shorthand), Fried- rich Ulrich (Book-keeping, E. Mathematics), Hilton Cheong Leen (Book-keeping. Shorthand), Henry Sousa (Book-Zeeping, Shorthand, Ronald Maxwell. (Book-keeping), Ferdland" "Castro (English),' An- thony Lo (Typewriting), Armando Rozario (English), Hubert Kavier (Shorthand), Walther Gottsche. Eduardo Fernandes, Anthony Rels (Distinctions in brackets).
Prize List
For General Froficiency: Aman- dus Gottsche, Friedrich Ulrich, Hilton Cheong Leen, Henry Bousa.
CLASS PRIZES
HAPPY VALLEY RACES
Entries For Thirteenth Extra Meeting
The following.are the entries for the Thirteenth Extra Race Meet- ing to be held at Happy Valley on Saturday, December 13:-
1-Hong Kong Autumn Sub.- Grimins Champlons-One and a quarter miles,
Note.-Entries to be nominated on the day of the Race, Lo.. Ponies must be declared as starters by posting their names in the relative declaration box in the usual man- ner.
..
2-Laggards' Handicap-Winner $500. Second $300. Third $200. For Australian Subscription Ponies of any Season that have started in at least one Extra Meeting of this Winners of Club during 1937. more than $1,000 in stakes since 1st January, 1937, and ponies clas- sified "C" Class, barred. Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5 One Mile,
Australian Boy, Azetc, Bag Tor. Derby. Day, Perfect Day, Racing Heart, Ranger and Snowy River.
3-Hong Kong Autumn Cham- plons-One and a quarter miles.
Note. Entries to be nominated on the day of the Race, Le., Ponies must be declared as starters by posting their names in the relative declaration box in the usual man-
tier.
4-Datory Handicap-Winner' $450. Second $225. Third $125. For China Ponies, "E" Class, and Buba- cription Griffins of this Club of
this Season that have not wan
more than $1,000 in stakes. Ponles must have started in at least three Extra Meetings of this Club during 1937. Jockey. Allowance. Entrance $5. Six Furlongs..
Ebony Idol. Emergency Call, Happy Venture, Lancashire Tich. Mac's Adventure, National · Faith,
Philanderer, Popular Star. Racing Strain and Radium.
5-Tardy Handicap. - Winner $500. Second $250," Third $150. For China Ponies; "C" Class, that have started la at least three Extra Meetings of this Club during 1937. Winners of $1,500 or more in stakes since 1st January, 1937, barred. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won ten races anywhere at any time. No Whips or Spurs allowed. Entrance $5. One Mile.
Commencement Bay, Jungle Jim, King's Bounty. Soldier of China and Tyne.
6 Queensland Autumn Cham- plons.-One and a quarter miles.
Note Entries to be nominated on the day of the Race, Le.. Ponles must be declared as starters by posting their names in the relative declaration box in the usual man- per.
7.-Last Chance Handicap-Win- ner $500. Second $300. Third $200. For Australian Subscription Ponies, "C" Class, that have started in at least one Extra Meeting of this Club
1937. Winners of during more than $1,000 in stakes since Jockey 1st January. 1937, barred. Allowance. Entrance $5. One Mile. A Great Time, Beat That, Dis- Covery Bay, Llangollen, Rootfly, Strathcarrick and Streamline.
Class 3-A-1, Anthony Lum, 2, Bernard Alonco; Class 3-B:-1, Lee Thay Hock, 2, Wat Yu Ki; Class 3-C:-1, Ho Iu Sheung, 2, Ko Cheuk Yee; Class 4-A:-1, Emilio Cham, 2. Bernard Pomeroy: Class 4-8--1, Mok Wah Shue, 2, Leung Kar On: Class 4-C:-1, Lam Chun Pong. 2. Sung Stu Fong; Class 5-A:-1. Jose Almeida, 2. Joseph Bavier; Class 5-B-1, Paul Bum, 2, Au Yeung Pui; Class 5-C-1, Fung Shui Nam, 2, Kwan Sit Yiu; Class 5-D:- 8.- Finale Handicap. Winner 1. Mọ Chin Chung, 2, Lam Tat Chi: $450. Second $225. Third $125. For Class 6-A:-1, Luiz Sousa, 2, Fran- China, Ponies, "D" Class, that have cis Baptista; Class 6-B-1, Chen started in at least three Extra Ping Cheung, 2. Fung Wal Bing; Meetings of this Club 'during 1937. Class 60:-1, Liu Chick Lam, 2, Subscription Griffins of this Club Yeung Chan Kwan; Class 7-C-1, of this Season and ponies. that Tony Sousa, 2. Valentine Ildefonso; have "won more than $1,000 in Class 7-B-1, Alfonso Lujan, ú. stakes since 1st January, 1937, Haroon Abdullah; Class 7-C-1, barred. Jockey Allowance. Lee Kar Hung, 2. Au Ting Wang: trance $5. One Mile. Class 8-A:-1, Thomas Francisco, Daylight Eve, Diogenes, Firefly. 2, Edward Xavier; Class 8-B:-1, Flybynight, Gold Celn, Gold Sover- Chan Ding Fun, 2. Leung Kareign, Good Morning, Laughing
Chiu.
DIOCESAN CATECHISM
EXAMINATION Honours and Distinctions Class II: Maurice Lawson, Mok Wah Chaan, Pun Chun Chik, Fer- miano Souza, Anthony Ribeiro, Patrick Jorge, Lo Wing Yung, Koc Hoy Huang, Chan Pul Kaf
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Cavalier, National Spirit, Royal Consort, Sylvandale, Valerous and
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Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAX
Badminton-Mixed Doubles, St. Andrew's v. Free Lances: Kowloon Tong v. Recreio "B"; Recreio "A" v. University.
Bty. R.A. (Chatham Road), 230 p.m.; Portuguese 8.A. v. 20th. Bty. R.A. (King's Park), 4 p.m.; - Sea-" forths V. RAF. (Prince Edward Road), 2.30 p.m.
Hockey-Caer Clark Cup, C.BA. Bridge Cheero Club Duplicate
Ladies v. "T" Ladies (Happy Bridge, 8 p.m.
Valley, 3 pm. Brawn Cup, St. Football Schoolboys League, Andrew's * Recreio (CBA Combined v. Diocesan Boys (D.B.8.ground). 3 p.m.; “y” Ladies ground), 4.15 p.m.; Seaforths v. C.B.A. "A" (C.B.A ground), 3.15 p.m.; C.B.A. Ladies v. C.BB, “P” (Happy Valley), 3 p.m.
Queen's College..
Meeting-Kowloon Chess Club, at St. Andrew's Church Hall, 5.30
p.m.
TO-MORROW
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Riding.—Cottage Club Gymkana (Fanling), 2.30 p.m.
Rugby-Triangular Tournament, Clun v. Navy, 4 p.m.; Club "A" v.
Army XV
2.45 p.m.
(Club ground),
Yachting-2nd Corinthian Series
an
Races.
BLOTT SIGNS FOR CHARLTON
Ho
During the month of September,
Basketball-Ladies League, Wah Class IV: Emilio Cham, Robert 1939, in connection with the 1930 Brown, Bernard Pomeroy, Carlos Golden Gate. International Ex-Tal Club v. Muf Fong College "B," Cham, Patrick Winston, Carlos position in San Francisco, an In-7 p.m.; Hong Kong University v. Boares, Leung Kar On,,
ternational Lawn Bowls Tourna- Chi Hang College, & p.m. (Chinese SCHOOL PRIZES FOR RELIGIOUS | ment will be held.. More than Y.M.0.A.).
KNOWLEDGE
1,000 participants are expected to Cricket-st Division, Indians Class 3-A:-Anthony Lum; Class compete in games played at Ban v. Hong Kong (F). Second Division, 3-B:-Lee Thay Hock; Class 3-C- Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley. Is. Craigengower (L); Police v. Tam Ping Kwan; Class 4-A-Teams from Canada, New Zealand, Hong Kong (L); Recrelo v. Civil Emilio Cham; Class 4-B-Mok Australia, Scotland, Ireland, and Service (L3; Navy v. Army "B" (L). Wah Shue; Class 4-C:-Fung, Wah England will take part.
| Football-First Division, Middle- Kwok; Class 5-A:--Jose Almeida;
sex v. Clab (Bookrumpoo), 4 pm Class '5-B:--Au Yeung Pul;" Class"
Kowloon v. Beaforths (Kowloon), 5-C:-Fung Shiu Nam: Class
p.m.; Bouth China "B" : Police 5-D-Manuel Bhez; Class' 6-A:-
(Caroline Hm), 4 b.m. Second Alfonso Remedios; Class 6-B:--
Division, Seaforths v. Club (800- Miss Olive Smith, of the Central kunpoo), 2.30 pm: Kowloon Casalm Abdullait; Class B-C:-Lau Chick Lam; Class 7-A:-Albert Re- British Association Ladies' hockey Kwong Wah (Kowloon), 2.30 a.m.; medios; Class 7-B-Fung Wal team, salled for Home yesterday South China V. Police (Caroline beginning of the season Tong; Class 7-C--Wong Pak Chol; aboard H M troopship Diwara. Hill), 2.30 p.m.; Middlesex Class 3-B:-Edward Xavier: Class Miss Smith, who played in the for- Eastern (King's Park)" 4.30 p.m.
Division 8-B-John Pang.
ward line, appeared regularly in Third
(Hong Kong) Following the distribution of the Brawn Cup League
gue and in RAS.C. v. RE (Military H.V.), 4
Sir Thomas Beecham has been prizes, Mrs. Smith was presented friendly matches. Her departure p.m.; RA. Stanley v. Police" (Mill-elected president of the Incor- with a basket of flowers by Master has robbed the team of a promis-tary, H.V.), 230 pm; Third Divi- Cyril Brown.
HOCKEY PLAYER
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LEAVES
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C. C. Blott, the Romford Inside- right, hsa signed professional forms for Charlton Athletic. is one of the most promising young forwards in the amateur game. and played for two seasons in the Romford reserves before winning a place in the first team at the
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