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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 sel up a new record for the course in this event.
THE RESULTS
1.--Shek-O
Handicap-Winner F000. Second $300, Third $200. For China Ponies, "A" Class. One Mile. Mr. A. M. L. Soares's Sadko 100
s (Mr. G. A. Harriman)
Dr. L. Reidy's Gay Crunnifer 140 1. (Mr. A. W. da Roza) Mr. L. Dunbar's Gleneagles 16
lbs. (Mr. G. ForHL)
Time: 1 mln. 58-1-6 reco. Won by length; the game, Pari-mutnel, winner $10.40; places,
$7.00; $18.20,
219
500
607 50
140 1.10
Race 5.
No. 38
# 111
$3,186.80 8076.80 448.40
rach).
2 No: 168,410, 177, 166, 107, 172, 440, |
495, 202, 187, 532, 405, GOR,
Unplaced runners ($100
2-Fremantle St. Leger--Winner j $1,000. Second $300. Thirst
Race 6.
No.
62 12
$1.898.10 542.40
271.20 ($50
much),
I'mpineed Tunner:
$200, N: 300, 129,-941, 196, 713,-277,,175,
For Australian Ponies. One and ag Three Quarter Miles,
In 16. (Mr. E. O. Butler)
Messrs. Kong Bra's Polar Star
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Raer 7.
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Mr. E. I. Hosie's The Giraffe 150 b... (Me. L. G. Forst)
No. 892
781
:
$2,136,10 610.40 305.20
2
Unplared
Mr. L. A. H. Wright's Lucy GBL ters 150 lb... (Mr. Tuxford Time: 8 mins. 2-3/5 Res.
Won by 2 length: many lengths, Pari-mutuel, Winner $10.60; pliers, $6.80; $5.50; $8.10.
runners No: 765. 751, 179, 199.
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$176. Enplaced
3-Castle Peak Handicap-Winwer $550. Second $275. Third For China Ponies, "B" Class. Furlonga
ravi),*
Ince 8.
$2,160.80 702.20 361.40 ($50
each).
Soven Nos. 33, 140, 243, 1799. 44. 779, 198, 122, 890. 1, BOT, DAU, 144, 500, 578.
Menara Kong Bro's Lunar Star 185 b..... (Mr. S. N. Pan) Mesara, Kony Bro's Bright Star
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THE NEXT EVENT.
Extra Meeting.
THRILLING AMERICAN FOOTBALL
The Yale Chicago football thriller, which resulted in a tie of seven points' sach, le here illustrated, when the first score of the contest was registered. The pic. ture shows Joe Crowley, Yale. back, after he had crashed through for a touchdown. The arrow indicates the ball..
O HARD SOCKING BY
ARMY'S CRICKET
CAPTURE
Scottish County Pinyer In Hongkong
A valuable acquisition to Army cricket in Hongkong is Lieut. Garthwaite, R.A., who pinged for the United Services against the H.K.C.C. on Satur thy. He has recently arrived from Scotland, where he play- ed cricket regularly for "For- farshire in the season just. Concluded. He compiled three centuries including a brilliant 108 in the last and all-im- portant match against Perth- shire,
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| PYRAMIDIREZIAKURSIE ZUNA'ADONASEJA | JetARTREXATOZZAREL
ess Tester (Mr. F. O. Butler) Programme of Fourteenth SENSATIONAL DEFEATS
Messrs. & Abraham's The Tiger 152 lb... (Mr. L. G, Frost) 11
Time: 1 min. 45-2/5 secs.
Won by lengths; a length.
$5.80; 37.20; $0.30.
Kong
St.
Mr. L. Dunbar's Liberty Bay 150 lb (Mr. L. G. Frost)
OF S. CHINA AND NAVY
(Continued from Page 8.1
contres
were
SAILORS
BASEBALL WIN
FOR U.S.S. BLACK HAWK
SOUTH CHINA CO
UNDER
Fierce hitting featured the baseball match between South
RUGBY
UNION SCORES.
Matches Played in England on Saturday Afternoon.
FIVE COUNTY FIXTURES.
London, Nov. 5.
The results of Rugby Union mat- ches played to-day are as follows: Cambridge Un. i London Scot.
Caril
18 Blackheath
8 Swansen
Guya Hospital 13 Northampton
12 Bath
Coventry
11 Rugby
Devonport Ser,
Plymouth A.
10
Gloucester
linrlequina
0 Bristol
Llanelly
Leicester
37 Moseley
Richmond
0 Oxford Un.
11
County Championship.
Cumberland
3 Northumbert'd 12)
12 Cheshire
East Midlands 17 Leicestershire Lancashire
0
North Midlands 8 Natts. Lines. D. 8) Yorkshire
22 Durkaan
-Reuter.
LI.D. CERTIFICATES.
Of the Societo Internationale de Placements, Basle. (Local Agents Mesars, A. Goeke & Co.)
Saturday's official quotation in Basle, excluding dividenda accru ed was £2. 169. Bd.
China and a team from the visit SPORT ADVTS.
ing U.S.S. Black Hawk yesterday, when the naval men won by 14: to 10.
They were definitely superior as to the outcome of the game. and there never seemed any doubt
follow:"
and line up. ns
The box seore
U.S.S. Black Hawk.
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The following is the programine for, Pari-mutuel, winner 38.70; places, the Fourteenth Extra Race Meeting of
-Hong
the Hongkong Jockey Club, to be hell! Legerat Happy Valley on Saturday, 10th. Winnes $1,000, Second $300. Third November.
Best Entries will close at $200, For China Fanies, Griffinx of noon on Thursday, 10th. November. wing-man methods, cutting in
if Bickford would also adopt modern Conley this Season. One and Three Quarter There will be eight events, as follow: every appurtunity, those brilliant left-Ruthauski 3
nt Watson Bilen.
2.00
p.m.-Norfolk Handicap fout driven of his would quickly pro-
Whitlock Winner $600. Second $300, Third luce results. His
Kirshlefer 21 18206. For China Ponier, "A" Clors. superi. Nicholls
hopelessly Mosley Entrance $5. Soven Furlongs,
weak on the right wing and Well Langford rf 2.30 p.m.-Nullah Nullah Handicap. did not have a good day, though his Munia Winner $500. Second $300. Third persistency served the useful purpose! 3200, For Australian Ponies that of keeping the Navy backs worried. have not won more than three races at Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1832. The Top weight allatted will not exceed 170 lb., and the bottom weight will not be less
Meners. Waung & Li'n Wild Life 150 lb. (Mr. S. N. Panj
Samson's Novy Hall 156
(Mr. F. M. L. Soares) Meners. Kong Bre.'s Blue Star 151 b..... (Mr. A. L. Caplan
• dead brat,
Time: 3 mins. 37.4/5 sees,
al
Won by 6 lengths; many lengths
Pari-muteel, winner $5.30: places than 135 lb. Entrance $5. Six For- $5.10; $5.10.
5-Fanling Handicap-Winneri
$400. Second
$200. Third
longs. $100. 3.00 p.m.-Surrey Handicap.--Win-
For China Penica, "E" Claws. One per $660. Sceand $270. Third $176,
and a Quarter Miles.
Mrs. S. A. Lopes's The Crook 144 lb. ........(Mr. A. W. dn Roza) Valley's Valley Hali 165
For China Ponies, "B" Class. En- trance $5 From the Two Mile Post
1 Once Round and In (about One Mile¦
171 Yards.)
2:
(Mr. S. N. Pan) Mr. Roda's City of Shanghai 145 ib..... (Mr. Y. T.V Fung) Time: 2 mins. 41.3/5 secs. Won by 5 lengths; 2 lengths. Parl-mutuel, winner $1230; places, $6.50; $7.20; $15.00.
3.30 pmHongkong Griffing Cup, -Winner $1,000. Second $300, Third 33200. For China Ponies, Griding of this Season that have started in at Jeast four Extra Race Meetings of
WAN
Colours lowERED
AB R H PO A E
420 7
1
5 12 16 0 61381
3 2 0 0 0 2 1
21
44 14 14 27
South China,
l'nu
2b, x
S. CHINA SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT South China
6 2 0 2 2 2
Lee
1b
G 1 0 14
31. Chang
K.A, C
Chẳn
a
3b
Каи
<,21
Club (E. Strange) :
0 1
E. Chang
p
Fong
rf
Chung
cf
2 1 1 @
ef
4 0 0 1
Inm
If.p
1 0
To the Club fell the distinc- Young tion on Saturday of being the Chan, Y.T. f first team this year to lower Ye the colours of South China,. and this at Caroline Hill. Furthermore they deserved the
this Club, two of ich Meetings pre-points if only for the sterling way vious to 1st July, 1932, and two sub-n which they defended their citadel 68ham Chan Handicap-Winner sequent in $500. Second $250, Third $150. For luches as per scale Entrance $10. the enger aral anxious Chinese for- that date. Weight for against the concentrated onslaught of China Ponies, "C" Cluss. To le ri- One and a Quarter Biles. don by jockeys who have not won in!
wards and half backs. 4.00 p.m.-Suloik Handicap.--Win - races anywhere at any time. One nee $350. Secund $226. Third 125. against the run of the play from the
The result was, of course, Mile.
For China Ponies, "D" Cluss. En-territorial viewpoint, but, South China trance $5. One Mile.
luve themselves largely to blame for 4.30 pm-Kent Handicap-Winner the reverse and every credit is due $500, Second $29. Third $150. Rodger. Hyn ni Martin for For China Ponies, "C" Class. En- their stout resistance. trance 5. Six Furlongs
Mr. Y. T. Fung's Indiana 142 1.
(Mr. J. E. Noronha)
1;
Lan's Californin 140 Ib.
(Mr. W. H. Choy)
Mr. Lo's Nippy155 1.
(Mr. H. V. Pearse)
Time: 2 mins. 04.1/5 secs.
Won by 4 lengths; a neck.
5.00 p.m.-Sussex Plate.--Whner: $450. Second $92
Third $125. For China Ponies that have not won January, 1939
Pari-mutuel. Winner $10. places, more than $2,000 in stakes since 1st) $6.60; $26.60; $11.50.
Weight for inches as 7-Sub-Griffins St. Leger-Winner per scale, dockey Allowance. Es
For
One Mile. 5.30 p.m.-Exrex Handicap.-Win-
HYNES AGAIN.
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Scoring by innings
Black Hawk Baschits South China Baschlis
4 1 4 6 1
4 1 1 0
5 0 0 1
2000
2 1 0 1
ཀྑཱུ།
NCHHEIMDOMONI
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
03201 4 4 0 0-1-1 132103411–
1 030 1 2 0 3-10j 100400118
Home funs.-M. Chang, Kirablefer| (2) Rathouski 1.
Two base hits.--Conley, Ruthowski,; Willock-Seaman.
Bases on Falls-Of Chang 1. Lam 2. Minus 2.
Hynes was
lower of strength; in the closing stuges when the Club Struck Out by Minus 6. Watson . goal was the target of continua! Chang 1, Lan 2.
tack: his tackling was clean and
foot]
he did not
put a wronk forward all the afternoon. Martin, although not so polished, i
$1,000. Second $300. Third $200 trance $5.
China Panies, Subscription Griina of this Club of this Season. ner $100. Secoral $200. Third $100. was dour and determined and success. For China Ponies, Closs, En- fully smothered the enterprising Ty Tranes $5, One Mile.
One and Three Quarter Miles.
Mr. H. S. Chan'a Racing Boy
158 b... (Mr. L. G. Frost) 1 Mesars. Lowenck & Lee's Bistre 150 lb...(Mr. G. U. da Roza) Swatow & Pakhois Chịu Quan 156 lb......... (Mr. S. N. Pan) Time: 3 mina, 47.1/5 secs.
3
RUGBY FOOTBALL
Won by 4 lengths; 6 Lengiba. Pari-mutuel, winner $5.60; places,!
$0.10; $6.20; $6.10.
(Continued from Page 8.1
8.5.30 PM-Taipo Handicap on occasions like this, largely no Winner $450. Second $225. Third doubt through keenness. Rigg at full $125. For China Ponies, "D" Clans back was not good and should have. One and a Quarter Milos.
saved Martin's try.
Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Adam 166 lb.
(Mr. L. G. Frost)
II. S. Y. Wakefield 155 16. (Mr. A. L. Caplan)
Rain's The Rainstorm 162 lb. (Mr. G. U. da Rozn) Time: 2 mins. 30.4/5 seen. Won by a length; the same. Pari-mutuel, winner $11.80; places $7.70; $08.30; $28,50.
CASHSWEEPS
Race 1.
No. 300
**
158
388 Unplaced Nos.; 114, 292,
No. 301
333
173
$1,169.20 301.20 105.60
1
Puk-wn, alkwing hias ne elince to get in close to shoot.
Strange, the former left back, found himself in the wrong position at centre half, and although useful in defence was, inadequate in looking after his forwards. Skinner display-j ed great improvement and played his best game to date,
Borderers Recreio
Badio
THIRD DIVISION.
CLASSY NAVY. Of the Navy Lieut. Buckley hail nothing to do but looked a class Signals player. Lieut. Partridge and Rolk- well were a splendid wing the latter's Taikon beautiful slide step making him a most difficult man to tackle. Armytage a Navy cap, was a class fly half at Lincolns the whole pack, was splendid. It is difficult to single out any of them) for special praise but perhaps Linton for all round work, Lieu. Com. Hub! hack for his winging and Lieut. St Joseph's
2 St. Josephx
3 R. E.
1 South China
1 University
2 R. A. F.
SUNDAY.
Z R.A.S.C. League Table.
Goals. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. G80 6 30 0 12
10 4
Watson for his line out work may S.W. Borderers o 50 26 9 10 be mentioned.
R.A.S.C.
4 0 1 42 5 8 The game was admirably referred China Ath... 5 40 114 8 ench), by Capt. Gottwalty. ($50
South China Next Saturday the Club play the Lincoln Regt. 5 4 0 1 17 Army at the Valley and on Weines Hadlo S.C.... 5 2 0 3 8 15 4 day the "A" Leam play Kowloon, University also at the Valley.
R.A.F. Recreio
runners
Race 2.
$1,398,00 390,60 100.80
cach).
Unplaced runners ($50
No.: 25, 138, 495.
Race 3.
No. 435
420
101
In the Y.M.C.A. bath yesterday, R.E. the home team defented the Chimera
R.C. of S. Athletic at water polo seven goals to Talkon C.R.C. one. Schreuder Reored six of the Y.M.C.A. konis,
*
4 11 22 3 4 1 0 3 8 10 2 0725 2
4 10 4 12 2 0 1 0 5 5 18 2 D 15 B 34
TITLE DEFENDED.
Tony Canzoneri Retains Lightweight Belt.
New York, Nov. 5. In a fight for the world's light- weight championship Tony Canzoner, the holder, won on pointa against Billy Petrolle in a fifteen round co test-Reuter.
ed by Wong Meo-shun and Lau Mau hnd the full measure of Dominy and Willams.
S. CHINA BLUNDER. South China played characteristic Cothall being streets ahend in midfield play and always capable of getting within striking distance of the salting gual, but they made the mistake of trying to walk the ball into the net, and it did not pay. against the unceremonious, but do structiva work of the Club rear linen,
The deciding goal came fairly early in the game, Skinner despatching the ball across the field for lowe to tap to F. 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 held their own.
$1,524.00
South China, assumed the ascend 485.00
aney in the second half, but opposed 217.80 The Sports Club entertained some Strange who matted the one and only ties. In the closing minutes Rodger Apart from the opportunism of E. failed to make good their opportant
to a defence which gave nothing away, each), 300 guests at the Peninsula Hotel on goal of the match, the Club forwards was the target of a hail of shots Saturday to St Leger Dinner. A did not shino to any great extent, from all angles, but he successfully large number of prominent local rae being given few chances of breaking negotiated them all, playing at the ing owners and jockeys were pro- through the defensive barrier of the top of his form. sent.
home team. Howe was closely watch!
Unplaced tunnera ($50 Non 228, 264, 513, 88, 327.
Nace 4.
No. 178
$1960
be
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
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