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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1932.
LEO FROST WINS TWO ST. LEGER RACES
POLAR STAR SETS A NEW
RECORD TIME...
BRILLIANT MEETING AT THE VALLEY
• ON SATURDAY
Mr. Leo Frost, champion jockey of Hongkong just failed to achieve a triple triumph on Saturday and carry off the three St. Leger races.He did, however, win two, including the big event of the day, and added a further success before the close of a brilliant meeting.
He'steered Liberty Bay and Racing Boy to victory, but was beaten for the Australian St. Leger when Polar Star set up a new record for the course in this event.
THE RESULTS
1--Shek-O
Handicap-Winner $600. Second $300, Third $200, For China Ponies, "A" Class. One Mile.. Mr. A. M. L. Sonres's Sadko 160
lbs. (Mr. G. A. Harriman) 1 Dr. L. Reily's Gay Crusader 140 Iba, (Mr. A. W, da Roza) Mr. L. Danbar's Gleneagles 166
Ibs. (Mr. L. G. Forst) 3 Time: 1 min. 68-1-5 neca, Won by 4 length; the same. Pari-mutuch, winner $10.10; places,
$7.00;
210
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Race 5.
No. 38
1.10 140
$3,198.80 800.80
0 111
. 448.40
Now: 108, 210, 477, 106, 197, 172, 443, Unplaced runners ($100 each), 105, 302, 187, 32, 405, 50H
No.
Unplaced
Race 6.
$1,808.40 542.40 271.20
Pers
($ag enth
2-Fremantle St. Leger. Winner $1,000. Second $300. Third $200. Now: 366, 128, 31, 126, 713, 277, 176. For Australian Ponies. One and ge Three Quarter Miles.
Mesars. Kong Bro's Polar Star
156 1.
(Mr. E. O. Butler) Mr. E. Hosio's The Giraffe
156 1, (Mr. L. G. Forst Mr. L. A. H. Wright's Lucy Glit- ters 156 1. (Mr. Tuxford) Time: 3 mine.
26-3/6 Rech. Wen by 24 lengths: many lengths.. Pari-mutuel Winner $10.60; places; 35.80; $5.60; $8.10.
3-Castle Peak Handicap-Winner
$550. Second
$275. Third $170.
Race 7.
No. 39%
$2.136.40
1
781 521
Unplaced rwber:
Now 755, 764, 179, 499,
Race B.
No. 487
•
607 118
Unpince
610.40 305.20
($50 ench),
$2,459,80 70280 352.10 runners (850 each),
For China Ponies, "B" Clase Seven Nas,, 933, 140, 243, 799, 44, 779, 196, Furlonga.
22, 80D, 16, 091, 952, 141, 596, 578.
Messrs. Kong Bro.'s Lunar Star
2
165 b. Mr. S. N. Pan). Mesure. Kong Bro.'s Bright Star 160 lb..... (Mr. E. O. Butler) Mesra. Toster & Abraham's The
162 lb... (Mr. L. G. Frost) a Time: 1 min. 46-2/5 secs, Won by 2 lengths; a length,
Miles.
THE NEXT EVENT.
THRILLING AMERICAN FOOTBALL
The Yala Chicago football thrillar, which resulted in a tie of seven points each, is here illustrated, "when the first acorn of the contest was registered. The pia- ture shows Joe Crowley, Yale back, after he had crashed through for a touchdown. The arrow indicates the ball.
ARMY'S CRICKET
CAPTURE
Scottish County Player
In Hongkong
A valuable nequisition to Army cricket in Hongkong is Lieut. Garthwaite, R.A., who played for the United Services against the II.K.C.C. on Satur- day. He has recently arrived from Scotland, where he play- ed cricket regularly for For- forhire in the season just concluded. He compiled three centuries including a brilliant 108 in the inst and all-im- portant match against Perth shire.
Programme of Fourteenth SENSATIONAL DEFEATS
Extra Meeting.
The following is the programme for
OF S. CHINA AND NAVY
Continued from Page 81
HARD SOCKING BY SAILORS
BASEBALL WIN FOR U.S.S. BLACK HAWK
SOUTH CHINA ĠO UNDER
Flerce hitting featured the baseball match between South thing and a team from the visit- ing U.S.S. Black Hawk yesterday. when the naval men won by 14
..to 10.
They were definitely
superior
and there never seemed any doubt as to the outcome of the game. follow:
The box score and line up
U.S.S. Black Hawk.
Pari-mutuel, winner $8.70; places, the Fourteenth Extra Race Meeting of $5.80; $7.20; $6.30.
4.-Hong
the Hongkong Jockey Club, to be held Kong
51. Legerat Happy Valley on Saturday, 10th. Winnen $1,000. Second $300. Third Noveniber.
Best $200. For China Ponies, Griffins of noon on Thursday, 10th. November. wing-man methods, culting in at
Entries will close at
If Bickford would also adopt modern Contey this Scaann. One and Three Quarter There will be eight events, as follow: every opportunity, those brilliant left-Rathauski
Watson
2.00
p.m.-Norfolk
Handicap Foot drives of his would quickly pro-
Whitlock Winner $600. Second $300. Third duce results. #lik 1$200. For China Ponies, "A" Clans, superh. Nicholls
centres were Kirahlefer wax hopelessly Mosley Entrance 36. Seven Furlongs. weak on the right wing and Webb Langford 2.30 p.m. Nallah Nullah Handicap, did not have a good day, though his Munis Winner $500. Second $300. Third persistency served the useful purpose $200. For Australian Ponica that of keeping the Navy backs worried. have not won more than three races
Mr. L. Dunbar's Liberty Bay 160 lb (Mr. L. G. Frost) Measts. Waung & Li's Wild Lite 168 1b... (Mr. S. N. Pan) Samson's Navy Hall 158 lb. (Mr. F. M. L. Soares) Menara. Kong Bro.'s Blue Star
161 lb... (Mr. A. L. Caplan)
• dead hent.
Time: 3 mins, 37.4/5 secs.
2
3
at Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1982. The Top weight allotted will not exceed 170′ lb., and
Won by G lengths; many lengths the bottom weight will not be less Pari-mutuel, winner $6.30; places than 135 lb.
$3.10; $6.10.
6.--Fanling
Handicap. Winner longs.
Entrance $5. Six Furs:
$400. Second $200. Third $100. 3.00 p.m.-Burrey Handicap-Win- For China Ponien, "E" Class. One per 8560. Second $275. Third $175. and a Quarter Miles.
| For Chinn Puales, "B" Class. En- trance 35 From the Two Mile Post
1 Onco Round and In (aboût One Mile
171 Yards.)
2
Mrs. S. A. Lopca's The Crook 144 lb. ........ (Mr. A. W. da Roza) Valley's Valley Hall 160 lb. (Mr. S. N. Pan) Mr. Roda's City of Shanghai 145 ]b...........[Mr. Y. T.V Fung) Time: 2 mins, 41.3/5 Reck. Won by 5 lengths: 2 lengths. Pari-mutuel, winner $1230; places, $6.50; $7.20; $15.60.
3.30 pmHongkong Griffins Cup. --Winner $1,000. Second $100. Third 33200. For China Ponies, Griffins of This Sennon that have started in at
· least four Extra Race Meetings of
S. CHINA SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT
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To the Club fell the distine Young tion on Saturday of being the Chan, Y.T. first team this year to lower Yes the colours of South China, and this at Caroline Hill. Furthermore they deserved the this Club, two of such Meetings pre points if only for the sterling way Scoring by vious to July, 1932, and two sub-in which they defended their citadel 6.-Shum Chun Handicap-Winner sequent to that inte. Weight for against the concentrated onslaught of $500, Second $260. Third $150. For inches as per scale. Entrance $10. the enger and anxious Chinese for China Ponies, "C" Class. To be rid One and a Quarter Miles,
Wards and half breks. den by jockeys who have not won len 4.00 p.m.-Suffolk Handicap-Win! The result 't', of coarse, all racen anywhere at any time. One:ner $450, Second $226. Third 126.ngainst the run of the play from the Mile.
For China Ponles, Class. En territorial viewpoint, but South Chlon tranca $5. Ono Mile.
have themselvas largely to blame for 4.30 pm-Kent Handicap-Winner the reverse and every credit is due Second $200. Third $150, to Rodger: Hynas and Martin for
Mr. Y. T. Fung's Indians 142 b. (Mr. J. E. Noronha)
Lan's California 140 lb.
1
3500.
(Mr. W. II. Choy)rance
Mr. Lo'a Nippy 165 lb.
(Mr. H. V. Pearse) 3
Time: 2 mins. 04.1/5 secs.
Won by lengths: a neck.
China Ponies, "C" Class. En their stouf resistance.
Six Furlongs.
5.
5.00 Sunsex Plate.Winner
Second $225. Third $125. į For China Ponies that have not won
Pari-mutuel, winner $10. places, more than $2,000 in stakes since 1st 36.60: $26.50; $11.50.
Allowance. En-
HYNES AGAIN.
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6 1 4 5 1 A
4 1 1 0 0
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43 10 8 27 13 6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Black Hawk 0 3 2 0 1440 Baschits 1321034 South Chinu
10030120 Baachits 100400111— 8 Home RunM. Chang, Kirs)lefer (2) Ruthouski 1..
Two base hits.-Conley, Rathauski, Willock Seaman,
Bases on Balls.-Off Chung 1, Lam 2. Minus 2.
Hynes was a tower of strength in the closing stages when the Club |
Struck Oui by Minus 5. Watson 3, goal was the target of continual Chang 1, Lam 2. attacks; his tackling was clean unud he did not put a wrong foot forward all the afternoon.
Grifins of this Club of this Seasoner $400. Seemd $200. One and Three Quarter Miles.
7-Sub-Griffin St. Leger-Winner per senle dockey
Innours 1032. Weight for inches os $1,000. Second $300. Third $200, trance $5. One Mile. Jor China Ponies. Subscription
5.30 p.m.-Essex Handicap.--Win- Martin, although not so polished, Thirt $100. was dour and determined and success- For China Fonles, "E" Class, En- fully smothered the enterprising Ip trance $5. One Mile,
Pak-wo, allowing him no chance to get | in close to shoot.
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Mr. H. S. Chan's Racing Boy 165 lb. (Mr. L. G. Frost) Messrs. Lowcock & Lee's Bistre 150 b...(Mr. G. U. du Ruza) Swatow & Pakho Chiu Quan
156 lb.
(Mr. S. N. Pan) 3
Time: 3 mins, 47.1/5 secs. Won by 4 lengtha; 6 Lengths. Pari-mutuel, winner..$5.60; places,;
$6.10; $5.20; $5.10.
RUGBY FOOTBALL
(Continued from Page 3.)
85.30 PM-Taipo Handicap on wensions like this, largely Winner $450. Second $226. Third $125. For China Ponies, "D" Class. One and a Quarter Miles.
Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Adam 165 lb. (Mr. L. G. Frost)
H. S. Y. Wakefield 165 D
(Mr. A. I. Caplan) Rain' The Rainstorm 152 16. (Mr. G. U. da Rozn) ..Time: 2 mins. 39.4/5 secs.
Wón by a length; the Annie, " Pari-mutuel, winner $11.00; places, $7.70; $68.30; $28.50.
CASUSWEEPS Race 1.
No. 100 168
388
$1,169.20 331.20 165.00
no
doubt through keenness. Bigg at full back was not good and should have anved Martin's try.
CLASSY NAVY.
Strange, the former left luck, found himself in the wrong position at | | centre half, and although useful in defence was inadequate in looking after his forwarda. Skinner display- ed great improvement and played his best ganie to date,
1
Burderern Of the Navy Lieut. Buckley had
Recreio nothing to do
but looked a class Radio
Signals 2 player. Lieut. Partridge and Roil- Taloo
well were a splendid wing the latter's
3 beautiful side step making him a most
dimeult man te jackle. Armytage a Navy cap, was a class fly half and Lincolns the whole pack was splendid. I s dimeult to single out any of them for special praise but perhaps Linton for all round work, Lieu, Com. Hub-
THIRD DIVISION.
2 St. Josephu
3 R. E.
1 South China
4 University.
2 R. A. F.
SUNDAY.
2 R.A.8.C. League Table.
1
Goals, .P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis.
back for his winging and Licut, St Joseph's.. 4 0 0 0 30 0 12 Watson for his line out work may S.W. Borderers 6 50 1 20 0 10 be mentioned.
BL.A.S.C
5 4 0 1 22 6 R The game was admirably referred | China Ath. ..... 5 4 0 1 14 8 8 Unplaced Turnera ($50 each); by Capt. Gottwalty
South China. 040 2 18 10 8 Non.; 114, 202,
Next Saturday the Club play the Lincoln Regt. 401 17 4 Army at the Valley and 'on Wednes- Radlo S.0. day the "A" Len play Kowloor, University also at the Valley.
No. 301
333
,
173
Race 2
$1,308.00 300.00 190.80
Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos. 25, 188, 405.
Race 3.
No. 030
420
101
$1,524.00 435.00 .217.80
Unplaced Tunners ($50 Nos.: 228, 254, 513, 80, 327.
Race 4.
No. 178
R.A.F
Recreto In the Y.M.C.A. bath yesterday,
R.E... the home team defeated the Chinese R.C. of S. Athletic at water pole seven goals to Talkoo C.R.C. one. Schreuder. scored six of the Y.M.C.A. goals.
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TITLE DEFENDED.
Tony Canzoneri Retains Lightweight Belt,
New York, Nov. 5.
In a fight for the world's light-- weight championship Tony Canzoneri, the heider, won on points against Billy Petrolle in a fifteen round con- text.-Nruter.
ed by Wong Mec-ahun and Lan May nd the full measure of Donny and Williams.
5. CHINA BLUNDER.
South Chinn played characteristic football. being streets ahend in midfield play and always capable of getting within striking distance of the visiting goal, but they made the mistake of trying to walk the ball into the net, and it did not pay against the unceremonious, but de atructive work of the Club rear lines.
The deciding goal came fairly early In the ganie, Skinner despatching the ball across the field for Howe to tap to E. Strange. The young inside left made no mistake with his shot. Do- miny failed to add a second before the interval, when extremely well placed, and up to that time the Club fully hold their own.
South China assumed the ascend- ancy in the second half, but opposed failed to make good their opportuni- to a defence which gave nothing away,
Apart from the opportunism of E. The Sports Club entertained some Strange who netted the one and only each), 300 guests at the Peninsula Hotel on goal of the match, the Club forwarde ties. In the closing minutes Rodger
Saturday to a St. Leger Dinner. A did not, shine to any great extent,
was the target of a bail of shots large number of prominent local rec-being riven few chances of breaking from all ungles, but he successfully ing owners and "fockeys were pro- through the defensive barrier of the negotiated them all, playing at the
home team. Hawa was closely watch-top of his form.
#1960
! sent.
RUGBY UNION SCORES.
Matches Played in England on Saturday Afternoon.
FIVE COUNTY. FIXTURES.
London, Nov. 5.. The results of Rugby Union mat- ches pinyed to-day are as follows: Cambridge Un. 3 London Scot. Cardin
Devonport Ser. Plymouth A.
.18 Blackheath
Coventry
11 Rugby
Gloucester
8 Swannen
Harlequina
0 Bristol
Lianelly
12 Bnth
Leicester
-37 Moseley
Richmond
Guys Hospital 13 Northampton
0 Oxford Un.
County Championship.
Cumberland
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10
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3 Northumberld 121 Enst Midlands 17 Leicestershire Lancashire 12 Cheshiro North Midlands 8 Notta. Lines. D. H Yorkshire 22 Durham
16 -Renter.
LI.D. CERTIFICATES.
Of the Societe Internationale de Placements, Basle. (Local Agents Meears, A. Goake & Co.)
Saturday's official quotation in Baele, excluding dividends accru- ed was 22. 165. 8d.
SPORT ADVTS.
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on
Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Fourteenth Extra Race Meeting to be held Saturday, 19th November, 1932, (weather pormitting) may obtained at the Secretary's Office. the Club House, Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Club, the Sports Club, and the Stables, Village Road.
Entries close nt 12 o'clock NOON
on THURSDAY, 10th November, 1932.
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