PAGE 10-HONG KONG DAILY PRESS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1938.
In the World of Sports
ERNIE LAMMERT SCORES LOCAL YACHTING GROWING POPULARITY OF
TRY AT VALLEY
Club Beat Combined Army XV In Rugby Match
(By ROBIN)
MAKING THEIR DEBUT IN HONGKONG, the Lancashire Fusi- ters, combined with Royal Scots, were unlucky to lose to the Club X by six points to all, after having held the Club for the greater part of the game, in a friendly rugby match on the Club ground Festerday.
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RESULTS
SOFTBALL IN COLONY
Another Win For Portuguese Girls Gain Win
Kittiwake
Wins for Aeriel (Captain Drew Wilkinson) and Kittiwake (Miss P. M. King) were recorded in the of the Royal Sweepstake race Hongkong. Yacht Club salled yes- terday afternoon.
Detailed results were as follows:
MIXED CLASSES
-Fintahed Corr. Pos. 18.30.7 16.29.331 1 (Capt. Drew Wilkinson). Dorothea
some ing a scrimmage near the Army Aeriel The Army introduced promising players. Boe. who at goal, the ball was passed down the ty-half, was the brains of the line, resulting in Lammert scoring three-quarter line, though at times a try. The kick was not converted he was apt to be a little selfish, by McGrath. brought of several. Ane movements What gained much ground.
(Dr. Dean Smith).
Pressing for the equaliser Gub- Allsa son and Gavle got within the £ve- The forwards, on the other yard line but were successfully Mid-field play trand, worked together splendidly brought down. and kept the ball constantly the Club's territory.
a "spot-kick." Rutherford converted.
The teams were:, Army Side:
Penalised for picking the ball
Club the scrum.
were .hich
18.30.20 16.30.20 2
16.39,27 16.31.31 3 (Mr. W. A. Ingram).
16.40.40 18.32.10 Widgeon
(Miss E. H. Hall).
16.44.30 16.35.26 5 Roben a
(Mr. R. R. Lindsay). Stella
4
16.45.50 18.35.48 6 (Lt. J. W. Lucas, R.N.).
in then ensued.
In the opening period of the out of me Club played very poorly but awarded rallied during the closing stages.
LAMMERT SCORES
Ernie Lammert. on the wing/C. Dusman R.S.). L/C. Gavle.
fine
runs one
of (RS.) and 2nd Lt. Gubson (R.S.).
Heron ..... ... 16.46.20.16.37.50 7
(Miss H. Crawhall Wilson).
"A" CLASS
17.7.1217,7.12
1
2
17.7.10 17.7.10 staged some
Fus. Lomax (LF), Sgt. Black Kittiwake which resulted in a try.
(Miss P. M. King). Redman and Carruthers were (R.S.). and L/C. Boe (RS.). Fus. userul, while Thomson gave a Dix (LF). Fus. Stuble (LF). Fus. Artemis
(Mr, S. Berg). ¡Stevenson LF.), Fus. Cartwright
17.9.524 17.9.52) 3 helping hand.
During the first half play was (L.F.). L/C. Sultonland (R.8.), L/C. Isobel v:
(Capt. A. R. Morres)
17.11.12 17.11.12 4 confined to Club territory put no Coombe (RS). Lt. D'Oyley (R.S.).
In the Bnds. Lane (R.S.) and Fus. Wood Gull was registered.
(Mr. A. O. G. Mills). second half, Boe cut, through and (LF).
Club XV: G. Low; F. M. Thom-Painted Lady 17.11.14 17.11.14 5
(Capt. M. T. L. Wilkinson), was within an ace of Scoring when
was tackled by Redman Dur-son and J. Redman; "M. W. Mac-
Grath, L. Lammert, M, G. Car-La Linda.... 17.13.51 17.13.51 7
(Mrs. M. I. Johnstone). ruthers and R. Rutherford: W. G.
..........17.13.15 17.13.15 6 (Major J. E. Dobbs):
score
ADVERTISEMENT Schnabel, J. S. Dunnett (Captain). Teal
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB«
THE TENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will he held
K. H. G. White, P. W. Burton, R.
E H. Nelson, T. H. Pratt, W. A. Nereld II, D.NF. (Capt. C. B. Barry, Johnson and E. W. Stout.
R.N.).
TRAINING GALLOPS
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"The following times were clocked during the "morning gallop
3rd 4th Last weather permitting) at HAPPY at the Race Course yesterday
Dis- 1st 2nd
Qr. QT. QT. QT tance Qr. VALLEY on SATURDAY. 5th
1.26.3 1 31 59.2 November, 1938, commencing at
1 32.3 1.07 1.40.4 2.12.2 31.3 2.00 p.m.
1 48.1 1.31.2 2.17.4 2.51.1 33.2
The first Bell will be rung at
30 p.m.
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MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No One without a badge wil pe admitted to the Members' Enclosure. Such mast be worn froughout the duration of each meeting in such a manner as to He readily identified..
Badges admitting Non-Mem 'hers to the Members' Enclosure Rovins" at $5.00 and $3.00
and
Club
for Gentlemen
are
Derby Day
Elizabeth
Whalsey
Meteor
New Star
Dawn. Star
Coronation Day & Bistre
Jungle Jim Jober Wadebridge Centre Court
King's
27.1
1 48.1 1.31.2 2.17.4 2.51.1 33.2 * 1.55 2.21.3 32.3
1 39.2.1.19
138.4 1.15.1 1.50.2 2.23.2 33
1 35.3 1.10.3 1.44.4 2.15.2 30.3
1 40.4 1.19
1.54.2 2.27
32.3
33.1" 1 35.2 1.08.2 1.41.4 2.16.2 34:3 1.02.4 1.32 2.01.1 29.1
1 40.1 1.19.4 1.58.4 2.32
1 33
Warden &
King's
Coronation
MacQuarle River
1. 34 1.08 1.41.1 2.11.1 30
32.3 1.01.3 1.31
29.2
Tabby" Cat
1 38.2 1.12.1 1.45.4 2.19
33.1
Plain View & Scenic View.
34 1.08 1.42.2 2.14
31.3
Araxy..
37.3 1.13.2 1.473 2.20
32.2
Tempest
1.11.2 1.44.2 2.16.2 32 1.21 1.54.1
33.1
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By Order,
Fei Ying Tiny Star Rob Roy Double Finesse
1 38 2 41 1 43.4 1.20.3 1.54.2 2.25.3 31.1
1 31.2 59.4 1.27.2 1.55.1-27.4
1.12.4 1:44
1 41.1 1.16:2 1.48.3 2.19.4 31.1
1 41.3 1.20.2 1.58.3 2.31.1 32.3
1 35,3 110
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In Initial Appearance
(By R.O.Y.)
Visible evidence of the growing popularity of softball in Hope- kong, was the astonishing number of spectators who turned out to see last Sunday's matches at King's Park. Two ladies' games were played; the Chinese Girls registered another easy win over the Cen- tral British Ladles by 21 runs to 5, and the Portuguese Girls, in their initial appearance, nosed out the Filipino Girls, in a battle royal, by 22 runs to 21.
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The Schoolboys, quite evidently, Main feature of the three league! matches decided, was the vast im-miss the services and guidance of provement shown by the Trojans. Coach Bill Woo, who will not re- who were responsible for the first turn from Canada until the end errorless game of the season, and of the season. They showed none the Central British Association of the pep that featured their who held the local champions to previous outings, only Neves play- a 2 run margin.
ing up to his usual form...
Filipino Club Recreio
6
4
fill
5
Chinese Baseball Club...... Central British Assen.
team WES at Neither
In the most exciting game of the strength in the opening game: the day, the Filipino boys outhit Re- Chinese were outh!t 7 to 9. by the crelo to finish with a winning mar- Paulino was losers, and only inexperience pre-gin of two tallies. vented the Central British from the best player on view: Amper, creating a sensational upset. To after he had corrected his starting Tuffy Chinn, who struck out 9position on the mound, turned in and effective performance batters, must go the credit for the an Chinese victory: Nip Lum, Earl Bautista delighted with a charac- Wong and P. F. Choy lent valuable teristic shoe-string catch.
The Portuguese squad fought all support.
All round improvement was dis- the way. but received the worst of played by the C.B.A., for whom the breaks. Spotty Pereira" and A. Bill Muir gave an outstanding M. Prata caught everything that performance both at bat and in was hit to left and centre, and A. the field. Moss pitched an ex-v. Gosano showed a welcome. re- cellent fast ball and is definitely turn to form the best pitching prospect, the Central British have had..
Trojans
St. Joseph's
· LEAGUE TABLE
16 The Midgets
1 3rd Machine.
W. L. Perc. 3.0 1,000 1.000
The Trojans showed the benefit Chinese Gun Coy. 3 0
of intensive practice, three sessions H.K. English Forum..... weekly, and the coaching of Jimmy Filipino Club Hum when they trounced St. Canadian C.C. Joseph's to lift themselves out of Club de Recrelo the cellar. Aquino starred for the HK. Baseball Club.. winners who registered only 7 hits Trojans
2 0 1.000
2 0 1000
1 '1
.500
1 2 333
1.2
1 2
1 2
333
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NINTH EXTRA RACE MEETING
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1.42
2.14.2 30.2
4 25.4 52.2
Laughing Buddha
1 42.2 1.19.2 1.53
2.25
26:3 32
32.3 1.08.1" 1.45.2
37.1
1 31.3 1.00 1.27.4 1.56.1
28.2
PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN at
1 35.3 1.09.2 1.42
2.12.2. 30.2
held recently at Happy Valley.
the Ninth Extra Race meeting
(Photo by Leica).
Split Hand
"A Grand Time
Cameronian Golden Cow
Confusion Bay
Royal Highness & Lancashire
Chap ..: Ebony Idol Cape York
Violet Queen
Gypsy Love
1 40.1 1.18.3 1.50.1 2.21.3 31.2
1 35.2 -1.10 1.42.2 2.12.3 30.1
+
1 39.3 1.17.3 152.3 2.25.2 32.4
38.2 1.12.3 1.473
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+ 30
32.2
1 32.1 1.02.1 1.31.4 2.01
59.4 1.29.1
29.1
29.2
1.03.3 1.31.2
27.4
1 36 "1 36.2 1.17
1.04 1.33.2 2.01.2 28 1.08.2 1.38 2.05.3, 29.3 2.00.2 2.39.1 38.4
31 1.01 ."1 35 1.15
A Lovely Time & A Better Time 1 33 Silkylight
Dark Hazard
Tornado Star & Colorado Star Emergency Call
Electron
1.29.4 1.58.4 28 1.51.4 2.24.2 32.3 1.35.2 -2.02.4 27.2 1 35.2 1.08
36.4 1.19.2 1.56.1
Atomic Star & Lucky Seven... 41 Soldier of China
Piet Her
Little Audrey
1 44.1 1:24.4 2.05 2.37.2 32.2 1 37.2 1.12.2 1.43.2 2.20.2 35.
1 31.3 1.02 1.32.2 1.59.4 27.2 Good Morning & Final Triumph 1. 34.2 1.08.3 1.42.3 2.16.3 34
2.22.2 33.2 Cape Camorin & Gold Sovereign 1 37.3 1.13.3 1.40
.30.1 1 37.2 1.11.4 1.44.4 2.16 Commencement Bay....
The following times were clocked on Saturday on the sand track
Sporting Fixtures
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BRINGING. CARGO FROM "MARSEILLES via SAIGON, etc.
ABRITES HONG KONG OF WEDNESDAY, THE 26TH OUT, 1938
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1938.
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. [1935 Hong Kong, 16th Oct., 1938.
BOWLS MATCH AT VALLEY
Governor's Team Defeated
the
SNOOKER-FOOTBALL-First Division: 8. Joseph's v. Royal Scots (Caroline H), 4.15 pm, Referee, Hooper, Hosts to His Excellency Linesmen. Mellgrew and Gem-Governor's team at lawn bowls lla; Middlesex v. Bouth China yesterday, the Hongkong Football "B" (800kunpoo), 4.15 p.m. Re-Club were the victors on two feree, Molyneux Linesmen, Ed-rinks, being tied at 23 shots on the wards and Welsh,; Kowloon v. third.
Steel Coulson League, Garrison League, Garrison 8/M v. Civil Service C. C.; Police R. C. v Craigengower C, C.; Naval Police v. R. E. 8/m BRIDGE.-Cheero Club Bridge. DARTS.-Steel Coulson League, Naval Police R.ES/M; C and P. OR.C. v. Imperial Cafe. MEETINGS.—Victoria Chess Club
at Gloucester Hotel, 5 phu Kow Icon Chess Club, 'at Peninsula Hotel, RACING.Entries close for Macao
November Meeting.
TO-MORROW
C. B. BROWN.
Hong Kong, 31st October, 1938.
i #Secretary.
in fine weather:-
1919
Victory Life".
Eagle: .. National Anthem
2,25 37.2 1.15 -1.51 47 1.22.1 200 2.36 3.10 $4 35.2 1.10 35.2 1.10 45 1.23.3 2,00 40.2 1.21.1 1.59 41.1 1.20
34
..
1.45.2 2.18
1.45.2 2.19.
33.3
32.3 BRIDGE
Evening.
39 1.18
2.35 2.32 1.59.2 2.33.3 1.53 2.30
185
33
34.1
3.05. 35 *3.05# 35;
33
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MACAO JOCKEY CLUB. Fairy Auk
REMINDER.
November Race Meeting, 12/11/38.-
Owners are reminded that En- "tries for the abova Meeting clase on Thursday, Ind November,
1932
CHENG,
Fairy Ousel
Shanghai 4 Hogmanay Cloudy. Star Iron Knight Gold Clause. Persian Cat Rothesay 'Bay. Coureur Blea Macao Star Merry Maker
Hohenfels ... Doubles Up
39. 1.16 1.53 2.30
41
1.19
1,62
47
1.13
1,48
41 1.19 1,54
40-1.19.2 1,55
44 123 158/2322 #
1.21 158.2.2.32 1221.584; 1.22.32.00)
1.50.1
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Mac's Adventure
40.2 1.17
Chepro Club Bridge
NEW SWIMMING
・・
RECORD
A new world record for the wo- men's 100 metres backstroke was
35.3 set up last night by Kor Kint 345" (Holland)- with one ; mimits: 135
seconds. The former hulder
record (Holland with tran
Nida: Seng inute 13,6
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1933,
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No Fire Innrance has been affected pr Bill of Lading will becomntarsiausi bý RACING. Hongkong Jockey Club's W.R. LOXLEY & Co. (CHINAY
Tenth Extra Race Meeting at Hong Kong, 29th Oc), 1988 Happy Valley, 2 pm.
Wab (Caroline H), 2.45 p.m. Referee, Hinchcliffe.; Kowloon V. Police (Kowloon), 2.45 pm. Referee, Finch,;. Club v. R. Ea- gineers (Club), 2.45 p.in. Referee, Bilva St: Joseph's v. R. Scots (Military) 245 pm. Referee, Third Division (B): Aylwin.: RAF. v. Medicals (P.E. Road), 4.15 p.m. Referee, Phillips: Uni- versity v. ABA. (Chathari Road), 4.15
* Stone; D.Th Referee, Signals v. Kumaon Rifles (P.E Fond), 245 pm Referee, Dove Stonecutters W/TV 24th. Bty. Bang(Chatham Road), 245 p.m.
Referee, Somerville.
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