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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932.
SALE OF RACE PONIES.
LOCAL RUGBY.:
SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNEY
OPENS,
The matches in the preliminary round of the suven-a-side tournament were played on the Club ground last evening. As a spectacle the games were a first rato entertainment, and rewarded by the spectators where
thrilling displays of aceing Bomu open Rugby.
for The Committee responsible organising the tournament have cer- tainly done their best to serve up something really attractive in the way of rugger fare, and all who witnessed the Arzt round gamen were enthusiastle about this innovation. The Naval and Milltary charities should reap a goodly reward from the coming Saturday's machen if the public give the support which the committee's effort deserves. The writer cannot help feeling that they should have taken a "late" at yes- terday's matches, where a crowd sonte hundreds would have been only tos pleased to pay a dollar to ac the port provided.
The Games.
In the second match H.M.S, Hermes proved too good for the Club "B" team, and alplayed the Club nide in all departiments. For HMS, Hermes Hogger, Padfield, and Hub. hack neured tricz, one of which wa converted by flaggett, while the Club avide Iniled to open their servitat Coult HM.S. Hernes 1 soal, trom (1) polnin); Club "R" N.
Hank Defeated.
MAT-
The third game provided a pre result, when the moch fancied Bank team were narrowly defented by The ath Submarin
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DON AND DEVERON SECURE GOOD PRICES,
There was big gathering of And turf owners, riders racing
paddock of the enthusiasts at the
Club at Happy Hongkong Jockey Valley yesterday afternoon when an auction of ponies was held. The pro ceedings were conducted by Mesars, Hughes and Hough, auctioneers.
Quite a number of griffins of this scason and old ponies reared good prices, including Don and Deveren, pontes belonging to Mears. Mackie and Grayburn. Both these ponies abowed good form at the annual race meeting.
The full list of ponies sold, their,
CENTRAL THEATRE
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SHOWING TO-DAY at 2.30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.
prices and names of purchasers THE MIGHTIEST AND BEST WAR DRAMATEVER SCREENED
appended:
Bay of Senttie, $35, Mr. Cochrane: Jay Bay, $65, Mr. S. N. Pan; Nokomis, $56, Mr. 8. N. Pan; Bowery Bay, $910, Mr. Horace Lo; Neil, $2, Mak Chai: Ed, 340, Mr. Mak Cast: The Mitre, $36, Mr. Mak Chai; Indian Plain, $20, Mr. S. N. Pan: Public Money. $00; Mr. Lammert; Prospero, $60, Mr. A. J. P. Heard; Duku of Chantilly, $200, Dr. Belly: Thu Giraffe, $70, Bir, E. L. Hosie: Tin Tac, $230, Mr. Yu Shan Wah; Thunderclap, $50, Mr. S. N. Pan: Caulfield, $25, Mr. S, N. Pan; Fiertly. $50, Mr. A. W. da Reza; Tulla, $50, Mr. Y. M. Loo: Jiggs, a, Mr. Heung: Don, $2,100,
Mr.
In the first match Kowloon "A" diaplayed good form to beat 11.M.8. Tamer and Small Ships "g" by big margin. Tries, were noted for Kowloon by Ferguson, Kerr, Cogan, Killy, and Terrible, three of which were converted by Cogan. Result Kowloon "A" genis, 2 tries (21 | Mr. Shin-pang: Deveron. $1,400,
Tamor and Smalt Mr. LI Shiu-gang; Spey, $260, prata); 11.M.S.
Parkson Chang Tipperary $75, Ships, Hi
Mr. S. W. Tang: Orlterlony. $50, Mr. Mak S. W. Tang: Jurrock. $36, Mr. Chai; King's Bull, $80, Mr. S. W. Tang; Robertsbridge, $100, Mr. A. J. P. Reard: King Stork, 340, Mr. Mak Obní: Don'l Whiddon, Ston, th S. T. A. Wong; Arry Awk. Sh. Mr. F. Pollork; Cambridre, $sa, Cat J. P. Cuckhurn; King's Soitin, $250, Mr. F, A. Pollock; Queen's Bower. $130, Mr. A. J. P. Heard: King" Parle, $50, Mr. Gordon: Sing Pan. 365, Mr. A. J. P. Henrd; Arch). Eve, $60. Mr. Won sistim, S. rappit, $89. Mr. Won Lal-tin: Proper Hawk Fotilla "R" The Navy side opened the scoring with a goal kicked by Pabrey from a penalty awarded against Robertson for all-side. Then the Bank backs got away and Law scored an uncon vered try far out. The Bank team spoilt many promising tauvements fy forward passes, and failed to open up the game aderately to give their uneles utbeient scoring chances.
The Subinriners kept this ball elore and constantly menuced the Ban these In the second half, till eventually Fabrey got ave for an atheonverted try in the corner just on time. The exodus of the Bank team thus early in the competition was something of a surprise. but there is no doubt that the Navy side well deserved their win, Result-th Sulimarino Flotilla “3," penalty goal, 1. Ary (pots): Hongkong and Shanghai Ban, I try (points).
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$60:
S.
Mak
Priery, $410, Mr. Fischer: Tive Shekon, $50; Anniversary (ve, $510, Mr. A. 15. Varroll, Sivery Exe. $60. Mr. Won Kre; Pasha, $36, Mr. Fan, Television, Sab. Mr. Pan: Adonis, $10; Speedy, $, Mr. A. J. P. Heart Cups, 880, Mr. R. 11, charles; Silver Bell. $160, Mr. Sequeirn; Starplane $60, Mr. Leung: Yellow Metal, $15, Mr. Won Kert Extrema- dura, 800, Mr. Woo Ree; Somerset, 816, Mr. Woo Kee: Twilight, $90, Mr. Li Kay-kee; a Maya sabeription grio. $. tr. Pan: Blue Boy. $40, Mr. Lo Man-woo; Swift, $50, Mr. Fan: Pocahontas, $250, Mr. it. Chan: Mount Elburz, $49, Mr. Chai; Morning. Star. 880, Mr. Pang Vanylerk, $188, Dr. Reidy: Moon Star, $50, Mr. Pau; Silver Star, $100, Mr. Y. M. Lou; Plying Star, $70, Mr. Pan; Shinom, $120, Mr. Tang Man-wah; Flying Eagle, $64, Mr. Pan: Movie Star, $85. Mr. Woo Lai-tin; losordy, The 4th Submarine Flotilla "A" 380, Mr. Li Tse-fung: Gold Rush, side had to field twa reserves for $120, Mr. Ll Tre-fong: Pacemaker, their match against Kowloon "B,"
$80; Beauty Spot, $200; City of Rechn; as both Crick and Pizey were unable Shanghai. $200, R. M. da
Kee; play on are unt
injuries. Glorious Stag, $70, Atc. Chew esf Despite this, however, they were
Man-woon; Discord $85. Mr. Tang mach the superior žide, and, although Edenbridg. 354, Mr. Won Kee; a Kowloon put up a very plucky re. Pauling Cul subscription grillin, $75, kistaner, they were unable to hold Mr. Cheng Chak-men. Their more experienced and heavier apponenia. The dash of Linton and the straight running of Packer were fentures of this game. Resuli-4th Submarine Flotilla "A," 2 trips (6 points); Kowloon "B," Nil.
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The Club "A" side were opposed to some rather weak opposition in the Inst match of the evening. ff.M.S. Tamar and Swall Ships "C" team, which, gather, was composed en- tirely of players from H.M.S. Wren. were unable to hold their more ex- perienced opponents, The, Club team played some bright rugby, several reverse passes by Selby completely twildering the opposition, but their display yesterday is no criterion as I how they will fure when opposed to sterner stuff. They meet the South Wales Borderers in the second roun on Saturday and I will watch with interest how that encounter goes,
Tries for the Club were scored by Lammert, jaere, Jenkins (wa), Grifiths, and McElney, while goals were kicked by Selby (two), Me- Einey,
and
Pers. Result-Club "A" 4 gonds, 2
tries (20 points): HMS. Tamar and Small Ships "C." No.
The matches were well referent by Maj. Macintyre, Capt. Gottwaltz, L.- Com. Kellert, and 'Surg-Lt. Nichol
901.
The action will be euntinued to. nt 5.15. when morrow afternoon punles put n for sale will include the following!
The Woolcock. The Widgeons, "Can- by, The Moyer, Dandy, Expy. Frown Prince, Sunny Day, Brunswick Hall, Movanngher, Gallunt Fox, Gay Fox, Malakit, Munsie, Mouche, Yuruman. télockerm. Boil, Lolter Bay, Bridge Hal. President Ball. Patricia Hall. Aurora, Lourence Hall, Vim, Coquine, Why Worry, Spring Fever, Koh-I- Noor, Romeo, King's Counsel. Acarin Leaf. Tatus Leaf. Bay of Bellingham IT. Calamity Jane, Winkie, Vamos, Pretendey, Miss Junimy, Young Jimmy, Sorin Mark, and Ben Hur.
M. W. LO REACHES LAST EIGHT.
PAST CHAMPION IN GOOD
FORM
M. W. Lo, champion of Hongkong in 1 is the first competitor to enter The Afth round of the current open singles tennis championship. Yesterday he defeated Chiu Chun- chu in straight sets, taking the first at 6-1, und the second at G-3.
The remainder of the programme was devoted to Club championship and handicap events, with the follow.
KOWLOON MARATHON. [ ing remaltet)
ENTRIES INCLUDE LAST
YEAR'S WINNERS.
Up till noon yesterday, 22 entries were, received for the annual Kow- Toon Marathon Race, which will be run on Monday at 4.30 p.ni. The
Open Singles.
M. W. Lo beat Chu Chun-chiu 6.5,
6-3.
Club Championship.
1. Goldman beat C. F. Hyde, w.. Bandicap Singles “A.”.
14. J. Valotine beat F, C. Young
3. T. E. Nash beat (, H. G. Bradley G-1, 6-4.
entrants include Lance Corporat6-06-2 Palmer and Private Junes-Rogeri, ot the South Wales Borderers, who ran In deurl-heat last year. It is expected that prolubly more than twenty-twe will face the starter.
F. F. Foley beat G. C. Worruil 6-1,
17-7
61⁄4
Rondl
The course is approximately miles, and starts in Nathan mulside St Andrew's Church. It runs in northerly direction along Nathon Road to Waterloo Road, along Waterloo Road, Argyle Street, Prince Edward Road, Kowloon City Bond to Chatham Road, Salisbury Road and hack into Nathan Road, Onishing at the Church.
LEAGUE CRICKET.
Handleap Doubles.
Handicap Mixed Doubles. Mr. and Mrs. Mackie beat Mone gham and Miss Stephen 3-6, 9-7, 7-5.
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DENIS HAZELL GIVES EXHIBITIONS.
TENNIS TOUR IN MALAY STATES,
The many friends and admirers of Mr. Denix it. Hazell, the well known Jawa tennis player and Far Eastern Director of Messrs. William Sykes, Ltd, will be interested and pleased to is making a most fears that he successful tour of Sumatra and the Malay States, und, partnered by Chun Choon-leong, has played twolva matches and has exhibition tenuis
won on every necasion. So far only one set has been lost by the touring couple.,
WETG
The pair have travelled over 1,200 Blometres by car and have played a days, fncluding dozen matches in three different exhibitions in Medan. the One of their best feats was Lampard and Clarke beat, Wand and allmination of Von Deldon and Tim- Frost 6-1, 7-5..
mner, the doubles champions of East The scorea Coast, Dell and Sumatra. in favour of Hazel and Chun
to local 0-2, 7-5, 6-4. According reperta, Hazell played exceptionally fine tornis in this match, is net work being dazzling, and he received admirable support from his partner.
Mr. Hazel subsequently played in exhibitions at Penang and Ipoh. He Is due to return to Ilongkong in April. LOCAL FOOTBALL.
Open Doubles. Segalen and Walsham v Hughes and Marten,
Handicap Singles “A、“
T. J. Price v G. E. R. Divett. G, W. A. Tufton v D. S. Green, C. F. Hyde v D. B. Evans. C. E. Holmes v S. E. Green.
Handicap Doubles. Henderson and Monoghan v Scull and Stark.
Puncheon and Rafiton'v Sowell and
KOWLOON TEAM AGAINST S.W. BONDERERS.
The following team has been chosen to represent the Kowloon Foot- ball Club against the Bouth Wales
The undermentioned have been selected to represent the RAS.C, in a League cricket match against the Indian Recreation Club to be played on the LLC. Ground, Sookunpeo on Saturday, commencing at 2 PM || Weight sharp; W.O. 1 Famplin. (Capt.), 8.Q.M.8. Payne, S.Q.MĮS. Badd, S/Bergt Cate, 9/Berri. Crowder, In their match against the Club at Borderers next Saturday, on the Sergeant Hurst, Corporal Koon, Soakumpoo
on Saturday the Polica Kowloon Football Club ground, kick- L/Corp Cadman, Driver Whitley, will be represented by the following off at 4.15 p.m. sterpi
Gurevitch, Martin, Eastman, Wells, Driver Gray and Driver Buckland. team:Mellardy; Baker, Brittain; Rosorvos:--1/Corp. Henderson, Pte. Thorpe, Channing, Josep; Cornwall, McKelvie, Duncan, Dominy Reserves, Beresford. Scorer: Sergeant W. Fraser, Dowman, Shepherd and Pile. Gillott, Cotton, Phillips. King. Umpire: Mr. Bowers, }
Reserve: Blackburn.
Make and G. White.
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H. K. Steamboate, $23 m. Indo-Chinas, (Pref.) $32 mi Union Waterbonta, $25 n.
Mining.
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S'hai Explorations, Tls. 2.10 n. Rauba, 539 n.
Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharves, $152% 1. Whampoa Docks, $29 m. South China Motors $10 n. Providents (old), $4.90 b Hongkews, Tis, 220 n. New Engineers Tla. 6. Shangha! Docks, Tis. 30 d. Cottons.
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H. K. Hotel (old) $18.75 1.
H. K. S. Hotels (now), $19.45 b. H. K, Lands, $753⁄41⁄4 0.
S'hui Tands, Tis. 27 n. Humphreys $18 a. Realties, $9.75 b.
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RADIO SPORTS TEAM FOR TO-MORROW.
The following will represent the Radio Sports Club against the Hong- hong Hockey Club "A" on the Radio Ground at Caroline Hill to-morrow at 5.15 p.m.-A. Spary: T. Singh, J. Singh, S. Singh, A. E. P. Guest, M. Singh: Hanll, H. Singh, G. Bing, K. Singh, and F. A. Kemp. Re- Rerves: Atta Singh and Atma Singh. Referee: J. T. K. Gilchrlat.
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