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FAVOURITES OBLIGE AT
GOOD HOLIDAY SPORT BEFORE MODERATE CROWD: DIVIDENDS POOR:
DOUBLE PAYS $33.90
İN IDEAL-WEATHER CONDITIONS A MODERATE CROWD ENJOYED A PLEASANT AFTER- NOON OF RACING AT THE. VALLEY YESTERDAY WHEN THE H. K. JOCKEY CLUB HELD THE SECUND DAY OF THE EIGHTH EXTRA MEETING,
Punters generally had a good time, favourites being prominent in all the races and dividends being low, the highest being $20.20 pald by Brown Derby, winner of the last race. The next best win dividend was $16.30 paid by. Distinctive Time which won the Double Tenth Plate in fine style, beating the hot favourite Confusion Bay by half a length,
Although conditions under foot were conducive to fast racing. the times run were very slow, and no new records were established.
The best time, for the day was ||Rese-Queen 148 (P. P. Botelho); returned by Far View (Mr. Pih Strathbannock 146 (D. Black) up who beat, Sapper (Mr. D.Taxing Master 151 (B. L Taol. Black up for first place in the Diamond Bay Handicap over one mile. in 4/5 second slower than the record time of 1 min. 42.3/5 secs. established by Sapper at s previous occasion.
Six of the day's events were won by the favourites, only Confusion Bay and Sapper disappointing a large following.
The Daily Double paid $33.90 to each of 401 selectors of the car-
rect combination of Far View and Piet Hein. The total pool was $13,804.00..
2. Following are the full results:- RACE ONE
Betting
Advancing Time Attacking Time Blue Field
Win. Place
211 197 144 143
78 114
Emergency Unit
5
22
80
99
25
23
1871
1230
4"
10
49
76
66 164
218 308
627 1027
1241 884
4417 4297
Gladiator Guinness Time Hillsboro Bay Ojibway Rose Evelyn Rose-Queen Strathbannock Taxing Master Thirty-Six
and
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VOLUNTEER
BOWLS TOURNEY
MANY GAMES ON
SUNDAY
The draw for the knockout com. petition between Volunteer units for the "China" Male Cup was made as follows:
SUNDAY
Preliminary Round
No. 1 Coy. B. No. 5 Coy: B. KFC.; No. 3 Coy. C * No. 3 Coy. B. E.BG.C.; Mobile Column IB Y. AS.C. E, Recreio.
First Round
V.
SPORTS
VALLEY
H.K. JOCKEY CLUB CLASSIFICATION
ALTERATIONS
The following are the latest
alterations and addiŝions to the classification Mata of the Hong kong Jockey Club:-
Australian Ponles:-Brown Derby to B Class; Longdon to C Class; Venus Bay to C Class; Warrego River to C Class; Discovery Bay to D Cisss,
C.B.C. AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
The annual Chinese Bathing
Club swimming chainpionships
were concluded yesterday morning. with the following results:
DIVING:-1, Wong King-woon.
Woo Kar-kul, s. Lam Kar-bung
--WATER-POLO-"B-Team-beat "A" team by 3-2
H.K.H.A. COUNCIL MEETING OFF The meeting of the Council of Hongkong Hockey Association, which was scheduled to take place China Ponies:-Gay Star to A yesterday at the St. Andrew's Class; Hillsboro Bay to B Class; Church Hall. was postponed owing Eve of Hunting to C Class; Just to there being no quorun. Only In Time to C Class; Patricia to two Council members, Capt. H. C. C Class; Royal Wedding Eve to G. Cartwright-Taylor and Mr. K. Class: Ascot Vale to E Class: Hussain. were present Two Club Bogey to E Class: Plain View. to secretaries also attended for the E class.
fixture meeting.
CHINESE WIN EXCITING
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1910
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RACING. Entries for Hongkong
Jockey Club's Ninth Extra Race Meeting. (Noon›.
LAWN
TOMORROW
SWIMMING
FILIPINO TEAM IN-TRAINING
BOWLS.First Division! Kowloon Docks v. Recreio "A"; Craigengower v. Civil Service, Recreio "" v. Kowloon C.C.
Candidates for berths on the SWIMMING.Hongkong Volun Philippine swimming team which teer Defence Corps Swimming will rebresent the Philippines Gals, in support of Bomber in the forthcoming Philippines- Fund. Army Swimming Pool, Hongkong interport tank meet 2.30 p.m.
to be held in Hongkong on Oct. 13, 24 and: 25 began to show Improvement in the second of the series of tryouts conducted by
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No. 5 Coy. A v. Ño. 5 Coy, D. Re- The big crowd that jammed the Club ground to capacity yes- creio; No. 1 Coy. Cv. Pay Section, térday was not disappointed when the Combined Chinese beat Rest KB.G.C.; Field Engineers B v. Moet the Colony In a charity football match that was full of thrills bile Colump A, Kowloon Dock; and exciting moments. RACE TWO From a
good start Advancing
Field Engineers C
Fortress The Chinese won by three goal, to one, the score being level "Time took the lead followed by Cheerful Star was the first to Signals, K.F.C. Field Ambulance at the interval.
Thirty-Six and Hillsboro Bay. Ad-show up from an even start. Fol- A v. No. 3 Coy. A. Kowloon Tong;
The Chinese played their usuaï Of the two keepers, Moxham vancing Time led into the straight, lowing in order were A Good Time, No. 1 Coy. A v, Field Engineers A,
more action than Cheung but in the home run Hillsboro Bay Quick Despatch
Surprise K.F.C.; Stanley Platoon.C v. Stan-ype of game and were the pret- saw
was safe with (hot favourite) forged ahead to ed past the rock and into the ley Platoon B. Stanley: 5th A.A tier side to watch though the Wing-chol who
> Battery v. Field
forward line did not combine as everything that came his Ambulance C win by half-length from Thirty-straight. Six (second in demand) while the
K.C.C.: Field Ambulance Bv. 4th well as was expected, many dis- Moxham played a Cheerful Star (second in de- distance when Venus Bay (fa-tery A v. No. 5 Coy. C. Kowloon being revealed in the course of some of the fast shots from Lee In into the net.
REST BAD LUCK
*| Natatorium, “reports the Mánila vourite) came up in a strong spurt Dock: No. 6 Cay. B v. No. 6 Coy. A, the game.
near the goalmouth from his The Eest again took up
Bulletin. A total of 29 swimmers. the hands.
attack after the interval and had 2 men and 7 bad luck when Fowler was robbed for the tryouts. when he was about to shoot.
way. good game
tiring Advancing Time was third.. mand) looked the winner until the Battery. Kowloon Tong: 2nd Bat-crepancies in their combination though he found it hard to hold hands and Lee, following up, put the PAAF at the Rizal Memorial
Taxing Master, third favourite. was a poor fourth.
1-Yunnan Handicap-First Section-"C" Class (About
1 Mile 151 Yards)
Mr. T. K. L.'s Hillsboro Bay, 158.
lbs.
... (Mr. Needa)
Mr. Numeral's Thirty-Six, 148
1
to win a fine style. Quick Despatch was third while A Good Time, though well fancied, faded away. Forehand Drive and Winnte were: fourth and Afth respectively. 2-Canberra Plate (One
Mile)
Ihs (Mr. Hearne) 2 Mr. T. E. L's Venus Bay. 146
Mr. Lee Chi-chan's. Advancing
Time, 150 lbs.
(Mr. H. C. Chang) 3 Won by half-length, two lengths between second, and third,
Time: 2.07.3.
Pari Mutuel:--
Winner: $11.70.
Places: $7.00, $7.80, $17.50
Also ran:-Attacking. Time 168
lbs. (P. Y. T. Wel); Blue Field 148
(LE Chao); Energency Unit 140
Ibs" (Mr. Needa) Mr. E. S. K's Cheerful Star, 14
tbs.
(Mr. Hearne) "2
Mr. Kwok. Hin Wang's Quick
Despatch, 145 lbs;
(Mr. Treverton).. 3 Won by length and hall, 3 lengths between second and third,
Time: 1.47.2.
Pari Mutuel:-
Winner: $10.70.
Places: $6.10, $6.30, $11.70.
(Tang Man-wa); Gladiator 145 (R. Also ran:-A Good Time 145 lbs. M. Wood); Guinness Time 140. (K;] (P. Y. T. Wel); Forehand Drive 145
I. Ip: Ojibway 151 (8. L Yuên); (D. Black); Longdon 149 (T. W. Rose Evelyn 158 (W. C. Poy);Chattey Nancy Lee 147 (B. L.
ADVERTISEMENTS
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
Draft Programmes and Entry Extra Forms for the Ninth Race Meeting to be held or Saturday, 19th October, 1940 (Weather permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office. Exchange Building; the Club House, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club: The Sports Club:
Tao); Surprise Again 148 L. B Chao); Winnle 145 (Tang Man (wa).
Recreio.
OCTOBER 20
Preliminary Round
No. 2 Coy. D v. 1st Battery B. Recreio: No. 2 Coy. A v. 1st Bat- tery A, KC.C.; ASC Coy. A v. No. 2 Coy. C. KP.C.
First Round
No. 2 Coy. B v. Stanley Platoon A. K.B.G.C.; Jrd Battery v. No. 2
Coy. E KFC.
The man of the match was Winiamson, the Rest pivot. He was head and- shoulder above the rest of the defence and" had Chan Tak-fal completely bottled up. He even found time to attend to Lee Wal-tone and did a good job of it.
back
several of which spun precarlousiy!
SENSATIONAL START Rest made a sensational start when, within a few minutes of the commencement, they swept down the field and Fowler cul- minated a ne movement between! the inside forwards with a power- ful drive from about 25 yards that had Cheung beaten all the way.
women, reported
was
SOME SUCCESSES The Chinese, who attacked Diosdado Bonus, youthful breast- strongly and tested Moxham stroker who is fast crowding the twice in quick succession, took veteran Teolo Yidefonso out of the lead when Lee, receiving S the picture, topped seven pros”... WONDERFUL AĞILITY
passing from Hsu, let off a pects in the 100-meter breast- Another player who drew round
terrific left-footed drive that after round of applause was Lee
stroke. He won the first heat with Tin-sang, the veteran Chinese left Exchanges at this stage were
rocked the top of the net.
a time of 1 min. 19.9 seca.
Basanung. From then onwards the, Chinėse.
promising Moro Showing wonderful agility very even but the Rest missed showed their superiority and were splasher. finished first in the GUTIERREZ SHIELD he often broke up many promis several opportunities of scoring. doing most of the attacking. Ten second heat of the 200-meter free
ing Rest attacks...........
The forwards were combining minutes from the end Chan Tak style and registered the best Representatives for the Gutierrez
The Chung Yung sum-Cheung quite well, but it was apparent tai put the lasue beyond doubt time for the event. which International Shield will be select-Kam-ho! right flank was not at that P. Gesano, left-wing, and when he beat Moxham with a pass 2 min. 24.3 secs. ed at a meeting of the General its best,
Woods, right-wing, were out of from Chung.
Extela Lozada, veteran lócal wo- Committee of the Hongkong Lawn
Lee War tong once again gave a position, They switched around
man swimmer, was the outstand scintillating display. Hla dashes in the second half but did not CHINESE: through the Rest defence remind bring about much change in the Tsang Chung-wan, Lee Tin-sang the 100-meter free style tryout Cheung Wing choi ing woman candidate. She won
ed. one of his hey-day. Lee and combination.
Kwok Ying-ki, Hau King-sing, Lau" with a time of 1 mia. 33.4 Hau combined well together and About midway through the first Bing-choi: Chung.
Yung-sum. secs. and the 150-meter med- were the main source of danger". half Chinese - obtained their Cheung Kam-hot. Chan Tak-fal, ley race with a time of 2 min.
.Fowler was a robust leader equaliser through Lee. Chung Lee Wal-tong and Han Ching-to, 49.3 secs. and- ever an opportunist Yung-sum, after dribbling past REST: ... Moxham Blackburn. though he found it hard going two defenders, centred to Lee who Hehdy: Honeywell, W Williamson. The match was in aid of the against the rock-Uke Chinese headed.
Moxham got the ball Wilkinson; Woods, Howlett. F. British Fund for the Relief of defence.
under him but it spun from his Fowler, O'Regan and P. T Gosano. Distress in China."
Bowls Association which will be held today at 5:30 p.m. at the office of Messrs. Gande, Price.
CASH SWEEPS
Race 1
$1,990.80.
$ 508.80" $ 234.40
Tickets Nos, 2583, 832, 3406, 1703. 2165, 1978, 2176, 1182, 3402, 3975 get
$50 each.
Betting
A Good Time
Win. Place
314 516
No. 1000 No. 649 No. 335
Cheerful Star
1513 1168
Forehand Drive
146 221
Longdon
20 47
Nancy Lee
238 312 227
Race 2
Surprise Again
151
210
No. 198
$2,343.60
1820 1464
· No. 254
$ 369.60
53 120
4451 4285
No. 733
$. 334.80
Quick Despatch... 189
Venus Bay Winnie
RACE THREE Eve of Heaven, Distinctive Time and Dupont Bay led the field pasť
Black Rock and into the straight
Tickets Nos. 2675, 3631, 3802, 4193,
4308. 61 get $50 each.
·Race 3.
No. 623
$2,584.80
No. 1394 No. 801
$ 732.80 -$: 366.40 -Ticketė Nos. 782, 4608, 2226 3992.
and the Stables, Shan Kwong where Distinctive Time, second in 310 get $50 each Read,
demand, overhauled Eve of Heaven for first place, Eupont Bay, third Entries close at 12 o'clock favourite, being third. Confusion' NOON on FRIDAY, 11th Octo-Bay, hot favourite, making a late
ber, 1940.
By Order,
run was fourth.
3-Double Tenth Plate-(About Half Mile 155 Yards) C. B. BROWN, Mr. Li Pe Chun's Distinctive
Secretary. Time, 140 lba.... (Mr. Wel) 1
Mr.. Eve's Eve of Heaven, 140 537
→ lbs.
(Mr. Black).2 Mr T. K. L's Dupont Bay, 142
lbs. (Mr. 8. L Sung), 3 Won by length and balt. 2
THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB
NOTICE
lengths between second and third.
Time 1.02.
Pari Mutuel
Winner: $18.30.
Places: $8.00 $7.00, $7.30. Also ran Confusion Bay 188 lbs.
Notice is hereby given that the VV. Needa); Grether 140 (G.
next Race Meeting of The Macao Jockey club will be held at Arels Preta, Maçao on Sunday, Novem ber 10th, 1940, at 3 pm.
By Order,
TA MARTIN & CO.
Secretaries & Treasurers. Hong Kong, 8th October, 1940.
Treverton): Johnber 140 (K. L.-Ip); : Conagh 144 (8. L Yuen) Royal Wedding Eve 158 (W. H. 8. Davis)..
Betting
Confusion Bay Distinctive® Time Dupont Bay
Win. Place
2013 1042
14721415 1081 609 Eve of Heaven, 751706 Gretber Johnber
3574
58 193
Continnen on Fage ♬ Cól. 8-
Race 4
No, 2264 No. 4802 No.: 5015
$2,682,80 $ 780.80. ....$ 330.40 Tickets Nos. 2723, 3531) 4133, 5171. 4904, 1681 get $50 each,
* No. 2681
No. 5527
No. 4188
Race 5
$2,779,00
$294.00 .....$ 397.00
Tickets Nos. 4077, 4052,-1392, 5593, 870, 1828, 3523, 4212 get $50-each.
Race '6
No. 4331
No. 2849
No. 1407
$4,929:40
$1,408,40
..... $. 704.20
Tickets Nos. 180, 2573, 1924. 2712, 3917, 1175, 5034, 5158, 3190 get $100 *each.
Race 7
No. 2529 No. 6147
$3,158:40 $902.40
No. 5350 ......... $ 451.20.... Tickets. Nos. 5468, 2029, 5303, 5619 get $50 each.
Race 8
No. 2982.
No. 3359
No. 4468
35,075.00 || $1,450,00 $ 725.00 Tickets Nos 4388 8005, 4781, 3724 10 4518, 5083 5481, 2593 5816, 1847 4093, 454 get $100 each;
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