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THE HONG KONG
JOCKEY CLUB.".
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1940.
In the World of Spons
CAPACITY CROWD ENTERTAINED TO AN EVENTFUL PROGRAMME OF SOFTBALL ON SUNDAY CRAIGENGOWER C.C.
ANNUAL RACE MEETING, Wahoos
1940
17th, 19th, 20th, 21st and
24th February.
On Saturday, 17th, Monday, 19th, Tuesday, 20th and Wednes day, 21st February, the first bell. will be rung at 11.30 a.m., and the first race will be run ai 1200 NOON. Đà Saturday, 24th February, the first bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.00 p.m.
The tiffin interval will be after the fourth race on the first four days of the Meeting.
MEMBERS' BADGES AND
ENCLOSURES
they and their ladies MUST wear
Wahoos Lodge A Protest Against Umpire's Ruling
BY "R.O.Y."
Local fans were entertained to an aventful programme of softball last Sunday, when several close and exciting matches drew capacity,crowds to both the Ladies' and. Men's games.
Although the Canadian Chinese girls nosed out the Wahoos
f a match which should virtually have decided this season's pennant winners, the championship now depends on the result of a protest lodged by the Wahoos, against a decision rendered by an umpire during the course of that "game..
Both squads were held score- less in the first two frames, but the Maple Leafs, after scoring once in the third,, jumped into a winning lead with two more, in the fourth, · the last of which was the sub- leet of the protest.
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THE INCIDENT
Lefty Abbas covering both fields in excellent form, this was not as... big a handicap as it appeared to be.
The scores were knotted at D-all in the sixth and neither could score in the next two frames.
The Ball Glob gang staged a six run rally in the rat half of the
The
TEAM
following will represen: the Craiɣentower Cricket Club. in a 1st Division League match against the University on Satur- day, at 2:00 p.m. on the home ground."
E. Zimmern. (Cape), P. J. BIM- morta, ARH. Esmail, A.J, Hutse, AK. Ismail EA. Lee, HP. Lim W. Hong Sing, G. Souza, G. Winch, FR. Zimmern..
Umpire G. Ladd, Scorer- H.W. Randall,
Joe Louls, who retained the world heavyweight champion- ship by defeating the Chilean,
Cottage Club Arturo Godoy, on points at
Cavalcade
A cavalcade will be held from the Club House at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 17. The route will include the ground covered in 188, Saturday's paper hunt.
Riders who are not Members of
Madison Square Garden, fàs 15-round bout,
RUGGER MATCH CANCELLED
Owing to the inability of the
cancelled.
FAST POLO IN KO.Y.LI TOURNAMENT: GUNNERS TROUNCE MIDDLESEX
Two fast and very, interesting games of bolo were played the Boundary Street around yesterday evening the K.O.Y.LI. Tournament. His Excellency the Governor among the large crowd of Interested spectators.
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the first game, the Royal, Scots defeated the BRSRA. "A" team by three goals to two. wás a very good game, I-COL McDougall and Capt. Burn being outstanding for the Scots All three goals were scored by Coli McDougall
The gunners played well ha a team but were rather weak in their finishing and thus lost a few acoring chances. Their goals were scored by Capt. Colson and Capt. Altkinson.
ROYAL SCOTS-LL-COL. D. J. McDougall, Lt. B. A. Fargus, Capt. S. Burn and Major À. S. Godley.
H.K.S.R.A. "A"-Lt. B. G., W. Yeatman, Capt. A. G. Atkinson, Capt. A, F. D. "Colson, and Capt. H. L. Duncan.
SECOND GAME
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Lt. Mukhtar Singh Nets Two Goals
RAJPUTS WIN AT HOCKEY
A Rajputana Rides battalion team defeated the Hongkong Hockey Club by two goals to one in a friendly match play- ed at King's Park yesterday. Neither team wag at full strength.
Club required, the services of Kumaon Rifles player, Dhan
Members are reminded that with two away and Rose Loule ninth and the Canucks replied the Cottage Club will be wel-Navy to field a team, the rugby In the second Game the HK Singh, to complete their line-up. perched on second base. Elvie three, making the final score 18-come to participate and they are match which was to have been, S.R.A. First team trounced the while their opponents telded four Yuen slashed a safety to right 12. In the Ball Club's favour.
requested to send their mounts played yesterday between the Club Middlesex Regiment by eight goals newcomers, Of these, Rin Dhan All scored four markers and to the Club at the appointed and Navy, on the Club ground, was to three in a very fast game. Singh, namesake of Club's substi- feld: Vicky Castilho, in fielding| the ball, booted it outside the connected for three bingles to time.. playing. area, where it was stopped take scoring and batting honours by a goalpost lying about 20 feet for the winners,
came to light with a away from the foul line. The ball Leonard was then recovered and thrown in, hard hit triple. Luke Bunn re- but too late to prevent the batter plied with a three-bagger for the Canucks, but George White,' with from crossing the plate."
their, best four safeties, was -batter.
their badges prominently display. ed throughout the Meeting. NO ONE WITHOUT A BADĠE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ¡ENCLOSURE: Badges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclosure and lub Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax-or $40.00 includ ing tax for the Meeting (ladies 55.00 and $20.00 respectively) are obtainable through the Secre. tary upon the written or personal -introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all chits, etc.
Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale
at the Race Course,
1st
their half of the fourth, and one twice in
marker to each in the sixth stanza ended the game at 43.
The Wahoos - scored
while Stan.
LEAGUE POSITIONS Ladies League Won Lost Pcts. Although hits were fairly even. Canadian Chinese
1. .900 the winners played much the bet- Wahoos ter brand of defensive ball, erring Wildcats
three times to the losers' eleven. Ball Club
Recreio PIRATES WIN
The Pirates, scoring all of their Pirates talles in the first three frames. Baby Panthers easily accounted för the Cubs 8-5. Cubs
Doubles by Mrs. Burson and Patsy Cardinals Kotewall were registered for the Men's League. winners and losers respectively.
Recreio "A"
Despite a homer by Lelia Xavier Ball Club The Secretary's Office,
and a two-bagger by Terry Mar-Canadian Chinese ques, the Baby Panthers went Recreio "B" floor, EXCHANGE BUILD.
down, by 9 runs to 12, to the Ball-Chung Hwa ING, (Tel. 27794) WILL girls for whom Bella Mar, with a International AC. CLOSE AT 10.00 a.m. ON THE double, chalked up their only Victoria R.C, FIRST FOUR DAYS, and at extra-base hit.
Mindanao 12.00 NOON ON THE FIFTH DAY.
Irene Tavares, making a wel-Baseball Club come reappearance on the mound Trojans
for the Kittens, allowed the win- English Forum A limited number of tifins willners only eight hits, but lost the Filipino Club
decision
when her teammates Liga. Portuguese
be obtainable each day at the could only connect, for seven af Central British Club House, provided they are the effective hurling of Thelma Machine Gunners ordered in advance from the No. Collaco.
1 Boy, (Tel. 21920).
On no pretext will children be permitted fm etther enclosure
during the first four days of the
allowed on the Fifth Day.
1 11 .083
TRAINING GALLOPS
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Et katar Singh opened the
Things appeared even at the start tute, appeared about the most but as the game progressed the promising. gunners began to dominate play and practically ran away with the game in the third and fourth chukkers
scoring for Club in the first ten
gutes from the start of the game, following up a shot at goal by Dhan Singh which Benwelr cleared.
THE EQUALISER
Lt. Smith opened the scoring when he knocked in the first for the gunners and the first chukker- ended one-nil Lt. Chattey scored N. Whitler sent in the equaliser the equaliser for the Middlesex in some ten minutes later and Lt. Mukhtar Singh put the Rajputana the second chukker.
In the third chukker the gun-Rifles ahead again before hair
scored six goals, three time. through Capt. Wilson and three
There were no goals scored in through Lt. Smith, and they were the second halt. Datta Ram, buda leading seven one when the bell Ham, and Lt. Pritham Nath were went. In the final chukker, the outstanding for the Army team," Middlesex, striving desparately, and Bond and Carey for Club.. scored through two Lt.Chattey, and Lt. Smith raised the gunners
The following times were clocked during the morning gallops at the Race Course:
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Bronze Arrow (G) Baffin Bay
1st 20d 3rd 4th tance Qr. Or. Qr.
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Attacking Time (G)
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Ascot Day (A) & Victory Day
6 2
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A Good Time (A) Winfred
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Melody Star (A) &. Maple Star
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Navylight
Galveston Bay
Vixen Tor
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EASY VICTORY DE BADMINTON GAMES
The Wildcats, aided by some consistent hitting from Margaret
Young, Ella Chinn. Mary and Doris
POSTPONED
Two games in the Badminton
Mar, chalked up an easy 14-5 vic-League were postponed owing to Meeting No amahs will be tory over the Recrein lassies, who, unforeseen circumstances. They with the exception of Anna were Kowloon Tong King's Noronha, had a bad day with the College and Recreio v. St. Teresa's The games were to have been played last night.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.
The price of admission to the
bat.
MEN'S MATCHES ... The Men's matches, started off
ST. ANDREW'S WIN
At St. Andrew's Church Hall
Public Enclosure is $2.00 per with the Mindanao-Victoria R.C. day including tax for all persons clash which ended 8-7 in favour last night, St. Andrew's Club de- including ladies, and is payable of the former after they had been feated St. John's by five games to at the Gate,
both outhit and outplayed by the four in a League match, losers.
SPORTING
FIXTURES
TODAY
Soldiers and Sailors in uni-
Two doubles by Wilson and one form are admitted to the Public by Paints Thomas gave the win- Enclosure at $1.00 per day Inners an early lead which the V.R.C cluding tax.
boys could not quite make up Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, in which Wilfred Lawrence poled
despite a grand afth inning rally CHESS-Colony's Championship: B.8. Litvin v. Bir H, Pollock; etc., will not be permitted to cut a two-bagger. operate within the precincts of The CBA after a promising
D.E. de Carvalho Y. A.Y. Biriu koff; O V Prisalov v. V. V. The Hong Kong Jockey Club start, went down to the Flipino
Kolatehoff; 1 Blair 7, KMA during the Race Meeting.
Club, 4-14, when the winners put Barnet; K. Welss v. A. Kurrik the game on ice, with a ten run rally in the third frame..
OMITOMORRROW Amper hurled steady ball for BADMINTON St. John's is, Re-
winners while. Patawaran. creto A.; Univerzity v. Talkoo,', with three bingles, was their best bitter, Fittinghoff and Gurevitch each garnered a brace of singles for, the losers.
Tiffins will be obtainable in the Restaurant In the Public En. closure.
SERVANTS' PASSES. Passes for Servants will be 1ssued to Private Box holders ONLY application to the
Qu Secretary, 1st floor, Exchange Bullding.
the
NOT UNDULY TROUBLED The Recreio Aces were not un-
duly troubled to win, by 12 tallies to 8, over the Liga Portuguesa staged a game finish to register Any persons found loitering four markers in the final frame.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 CRICKET Fust Division: Civil Service CC. (Happy Valley); 'Army v. L«R, C. (800» j Kunpoo); Craigergower v. H. K U. (Happy Valley); HK 0. ̊C) Y Rétrélo (ARCC)); Second Division: KCFC. v. Civil Ser-i
Army (Sookunpoo); University|| vice 0.04K.C.C.); 1 R. C. v.
A Police RC (Pokfulam); R64
with Servants' passes in their Nick Beltrae beat out threeren HK.CC. (King's Park). possession will forfeit the same bunts to take batting honours HOCKEY and will be removed from the while Luigi Cosano for the Recs,
Enclosure,
By Order,
BROWN,
Secretary Hong Kong, 11th Feb. 1940.
Remedion and Neves for Liga each bingled twice. Maj
CURTAIN CLOSER
Burtain closer, between the Ball Cub and Canadian Chinese, was the most excitink zime seen for some time;
The Ball Club bbys turned out one andrt and played throughout 67 Without a right-Helder, but With
CzerClark Cup:
om Hongkong v. C.B.A. BvAndrew's V. Recreio (CBA),
Happy Valley), 3.15pm; "y" Ladies Y. C.B8. (King's Park), 4.15 pm. Brawn Cup Recreio v D.G.S. (Recreio) 3 pm Ladles v. Alyonauts (CHA) 415
RACING --Hodgkade Jockey Cald's
Annual Race Meeting At HADDY Valley 12 tion (Firit Day)
Plain View
Liber..... Pumpernickel
Franklin (A),
Cocklerot & Catterick Bridge
(A)
Australian Prince (A)
Discovery Bay (A)
Arabian Cat
Radon (A) & Ajax
Strathbannock
Warrego River (A)
Diogenes
Wilber
Hyndford Bridge & Lusitania
(0).
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Flying Dutchman: (A) Australian Diamond (A), Mount Hope Bay (G) Sulcylight (C) Lucky Eleven White Diamond (G) Hughber (G)
Chatterbox & Dekko". "Sparrow (A) punimin
Piet Hein & Double Chan Racylight (G)
Lovely Star & Dawn Star. Jennifer....... This Time,
Smding Time, Guinness Time & Bressay.. Bydney Lad (A) Tornado Star
Nancy Lee (A) & Brutus Ohio (G) & O-Lan (G) Income Tax (A), Blue Diamond
-Sea Jay (A) Viceroy (A) Gretber (G) Eve of Harvest Cheerful Star (A),
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34.21.05.3134 13121.06.1 1.29 132.3 1.06 1.38 341004 1,30 139.4 1.14.2 1.44 FEBRUARY 18-
Rose Emily Rob Roy Shuttlecock (A)) Shine Again (A) & Galaxy Johnbere
Hillsboro Bay (G) & Ojibway
Clember (G)NE Connieber (A) Confusion Bay Alfber (A)
14:33.341:012\/1.27.2 F3 30 2 6971:26.4
The teams were: Rajputana Rifler; /
Rin. Suria score by anoher goal before the Ram Rin Patta Ram, L/NK Gida game ended. The final score was Ram; Rín, Bharun Singh, Lt. Prit- thus eight-three, hi favour of the ham Nath and L/Nk, Duda Ram;- HKSR.A team.
Hay, Shah Wall. Lt. Indarjit H.K.SRA. First Team-Lt. R. B Singh, Rin. Dhan Singh, Lt. Smith, Capt. W. B. Wilson, Major Mukhtar Singh and L/NK. Tatchet R. J. L. Penfold and Capt. Mar Singh. shall.
MIDDLESEX-Lt. P. A Fish bourne, Lt. T. W. Chattey, Capt. Chattey and Lt.. F. S. C. Hancock
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