THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1933.
LIKELY WINNERS AT TO-MORROW'S RACE MEETING
LEAGUE
FOOTBALL
IMPORTANT GAMES FOR
TO-MORROW
LINCOLNS AS BIG HURDLE FOR S. CHINA TO OVERCOME
ARTILLERY'S LAST ENCOUNTER
(By "Veritas")
With the four lea-1 ding tearns of the first division all engaged in matches to-morrow
SEVEN A SIDE HOCKEY
the championship and MACKAY'S TEAM
probems WINS TOURNEY
further elucidation of
runners-up appear likely.
OR
the
The most important clash is be-Andrew's Club seven-a-side hockey The final match of the St. tween South China and the Li-tournament was decided colna, as success for the soldier Marina ground yesterday after- Would keep them still in the run- ring for second pace, and at the noon, when the Rest defeated N. A. E. Mackay's team by two goals to inil.
F. V. Miss F. Wong and
Jame time materially South China's prospects
thief honours.
damage for
the Wong netted for the winners. The On the other hand neither the sal standings of the teams are as follows:-1, Mackay's team; 2. R.
Royal Artillery, who meet St. 11. Wong's team, &; A. E. P. Guest's Joseph' in their last match of the team: 4 E. F. Fincher's team:
eason, nor the Borderers who, V. Wong's team; 6. E. H. P.| have the Recreio as opposition, White's team. enn afford to drop points if their
challenge for one of the two p leading posi Lions is to be of any value.
South China will probably be able to turn out their strongest eleven to micot the Lincolns, in which case they can be regarded as fairly certain winners. Nevor- theless that en- ergetic Lincoln
forward
line
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will require careful watching on the part of Lau Mau, Li Tin-sang. Wong Mee-shun and laung Wing- chul.
remain
are L
Although there
few matches outstanding, it is probable they will not be played off, as the weather in getting too warm for hockey.
The Champions had the distinc tion of fielding a full seven in all their encounters.
Tam Kong-pak Before Committee
Strong Fieids Expected in Nearly All Events
DIANA BAY A NON STARTER IN MT. PARKER PLATE
Trentbridge Should Walk Away With
St. George's Plate
Leo Frost.
the
(By "Ringtail")
"THE HUNCHBACKS" PLATE.
Some of the moderate subscription griffins of this season will face the starter in the 'Hanelshacks" Pinto an those who have been looking forward to seeing Krata Viz racing in a short distanco event should see the pony In action to-morrow. Charming Face
which ran a couple of good races not very long ago stands winning chances and a change of jockey may do t good. Black Velvet, White Butterfly and Auction Bridge are good long shots, as any of them may get a place.
CHARTERS TOWERS HANDICAP.
In the Charters Towers Handlenp for Australian ponies Lacy Glitters with only 100 ths to mannge strike me as a good proposition particular- lynx this datance suits it well.
Canny will be taken out by A.J.P Heard. Although it is a good looking animal I have little faith in it becaus of the presence of Friar Tuck (L. G. Front), Lucy Glitters (Black) and Mormald which are all considered to have a winning chance.
E. O. Butler.
WATER POLO STARTS AT Y.M.C.A.
COMBINED NAVY WIN A VERY KEEN MATCH
"YOUNG MEN" DISORGANISED BY
TEAM ALTERATIONS
The water polo season of 1933 has officially started at the European Y.M.C.A.
Yesterday the "Young Men" had their first match of the summer when they entertained the Combined Navy side, and were defeated 5-4, After leading 3-1. at half time.
The Navy turned out their strongest team possible and caught the Y.M.C.A, napping.
Two changes were made in the "Y" side and this rather upset the team work. J. Henry could not turn out and Kerr made too late an appearance.
Outstanding in the Navy team at centre-half and were Hutton Laker at contre-forward. Both are County players at Iome, and it is a pity that Laker is to be lost to Hongkong polo.
to be seen
THE PLAYERS.
of the On the whole nonc Y.M.C.A. playera acquitted, them-) wolves very creditably. Nicolls, deputising for. Angus in goal, lacies experience more than any- thing else. Donn displayed the need of practice and Schreuder, although to the forefront was not HIGH WEST HANDICAP.
allowed
at his best Mr. L. Dunbar's Diana Bay
Marquis Balt
couple of owing to the disjointment of the which is concidered such a
excellent races in good company dur- certainty for the Mount Parker Punters who can pick the winner ng its last two outings over the team. Lange was about the most Handicap over five furlongs in the Second Kalgun Plate may reap Hongkong course. As this pony is impressive of the home side, but Extra the harvest of a lundsome dividend, an all round contender capable over he showed a tendency to hang on for to-morrow's Fifth
becny must of the candidates here all distances it in worth following. to the ball too long, a fault which Meeting of the Jockey Club stand abou, equal chances. Some of When we come to consider the easy he would be well advised to cli- will not be starting.
them have improved since their last
which Navy Hall scored minate. manner appearances. Among those which both the six furlongs and the mile and It is a real pity, because the Grey have shown some form before are a quarter events lately the 140 s half, but finished up in the for Campbell started off at centre- is fighting it the moment and
SECOND KALGAN PLATE.
ran
n
would have probably run away with Melody. No Fear. Vigilance, Tarien, which it is asked to carry to-morrow
I was told that Aden is a good
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A
ST. GEORGE'S PLATE.
because
FILIPINO TENNIS TEAM COMING
WILL BE HERE NEXT
MONTH OR JUNE
Information has been re- ceived in Hongkong to the effect that the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federa. tion are definitely sending a tennis team on tour of the China coast, and that the players will visit Hongkong oithar during the last week in May or the first in june.
It is understood they will be prepared to play in ex- hibition matches in Hong- kong.
THOUSAND GUINEAS
Probable Starters and
Jockeys
London, Apr. 27. Probable starters and riders for
(Sam
this sprint event. Trentbridge which
atrong runner. Proulx will be in much better advantage. Le
E. W. Railton had to play at shares honours to carry top weight falloper bere, hot if it wins there 'nt too harsts a treatment for suc ward line where he showed te
Rubstantial dividend.
the saddle again and he has a sport- will be reserved for the St. George's will
Cossack's Bload will be ridden by Plate, which
should win in a canter. P. Young, who has n high opinion of ing chance with this good field. The half speed owing to hip trouble, the One Thousand Guineas are: Betty (Dick). Bipearl (Ellott), Tiger has been asked to carry 165 but he played his customery sound Bag and Baggage will carry top his mount.
Brown Betty (Childs), Chatelaine of its close finish behind Navy game. weight in the absence of Diana Bay
Hall last time. The Tiger is an Schreuder (2) Campbell and (Fred Fox). Coin of the Realm and Trentbridge, and is good over this distance. The pony Will
There will be only three atarters honest runner and with Frost its Donn netted for the Y.M.C.A. and Harry. Wragg), Donasol SEQUEL TO ridden by A..P. Heard and his in the St. George'n Plate in which chance for a place in rusy. A... Laker (3) and McRae (2) replied Wragg), Eclair (Canty), Furtor
lcard on Valoroun should make a
(Jones), Gerrard's Cross (Bren- winning chances are most obvious, be- Trentbridge should walk away with: Lo show, but I am inclined to think for the Navy
Laco (Taylor), A return match is being played nan). Lady's SOCCER INCIDENT cause of this pony's most recently the first prize. The most interesting that the distance may be a wee bit
(Gordon Richards), execilent showing in the Hongkong part about this race will be the keen font for this Grey, P. Young will at the "Y" Bath on Monday next. Myrobells LEUNG'S JOB.
content between Jungle Jim and
when the home team will be at full Ollfa (Porryman), Parsan (Con- Against the Athletle on Wednes Tam Kong-pak, the South China meulinge.
strength and should be able to re-norton), St. Kilda (Roberta), wan sent Inside right, appeared before the
Gleneagles which has been given one Poker Face fighting for the second ride Wonderful Stag, day, Leung Wing-cluui
TALMO SHAN HANDICAP. place. In the absence of V.V. Needa
verae the result,
Santa Barbara (Woston). Shelana- Heroan from the right to the left Football Association Management b. more to carry than its stable mate, who has gone to Shanghai, E.O
Since the lust meeting quite
gig (Pat Beasley), Blckte Moon wing to shadow Cheung Min-wing. Committee yesterday for an enquiry Cyclamen Bay will have E.0. Butler
The opening ceremony of the Chi-Cuff Richards), Sunny Anna but in view of the danger which into the incident which led to his as its rider, while L. G. Frost will Butler will ride Jungle Jim which is
to the "D" Class and among them Inese Athletic Association's new bath (Marshall), Supervisor (Sherry), will threaten from the Ridley being turned off the field in the come out on Cyclamen Bay. The certainly to do well with this change number of ponien have been demoted
should advise the punters to keep ing pavilion at Quarry Bay will take Typhonte (Stove Donoghue), Uns Hocquard combination, he will Senior Shield final against the South latter ran a excellent race lately in of jockeys.
SUE. GRIFFIN'S PLATE. their eyes on The Loafer, Banjolina, pince next Saturday at 2.30 p.m., the most certainly
in his Wales Borerers on Easter Saturday. Happy Valley under Butler who was No decision, however, was reach- not carrylag: whip er spur on that
After reviewing the chances of the Valley Hall, King Salmon and Helter ceremony being performed by Mr. (Beary), Weather Glass (Care-
|laku).-Reuter, candid-
the Chan Lim-pak. rightful position at right half.
ed, the referee
occasion. The two Dynasty ntes, King's Bounty and Hetman will candidates in the Second Subscrip- Skelter. Amoy and Adam are failing to put in
both spot colours. I fancy King's Lion Grifins Plate I still stick to my two real dangers, while Partnership former preference for Duplex. If with only 140 lbs to manage is an appearance, whi-
Bounty over this sprint affair, but 1st intimation
The Tai-Mo-San Second Section,! because of its light weight both Ilet- this pony over strikes any joas it will rank-outsider for a place bet.
its frst win. Duplex la was also given
man and Gay Crusader may prove responsible for some fine track like the first section, is equally a that evidence of
performances lately. With a change puzzle as far as selecting the pro- some of the
of rider it should come out well to bable winners. AJ.P. Heard will spectators who
morrow. Darien may be reserved depend on King's Parade, to provide saw the incident,
Dee will be carrying. 108 lbs for the here instead of running in the shorter him with a win, while L. G. Frost will would be requir
Mount Davis linndicap.over one mile distance race. I rather think that take out The Godwoll. Gold Bar ed. Accordingly
and 171 Yarde and with A.J.P. Icard Darien is, a little partial to a short which ran 80 well in the last season the proceedings
In the saddle Dee looks good. Tenorio distance and if anything happens to will be seen again here with 105 iba. with G. Harriman has been doing National Day or Duplex the pony to carry. Black Rock disappointed' some good morning gallops lately and should get a place. National Day twice lately but to-morrow it will be the long rest which has been given to which has one win and one place to given the chance to redeem its mis- Tenorio should do him good, Solar its credit will bo ridden again by B.A. takes. I do not fancy The Crook for to be strongly a six furlongs race. Hey. Ter and Star will bo ridden by a novice rider, Proulx and is sure J.C.A.
Ingram who rode Jack supported. Gay Butterfly with A.J.P. Jack O'Lantera might prave profitable while De Minimis will have a change goes wrong with the mounts of the 'Lantern to victory in the last meet- Heard in the saddle is a real danger, for their supportera if anything!
crack riders above mentioned. of jockey running under P. Young.
The Lincolns grent task will be to stop Fung King-choung and Co., from over-running the defence, and and some im-
provement on the part of the halves will
be necessary if
this is to be K. C. Fung.
accomplished.
Against the Navy too much
responsibility
work and
was thrust on Ash and Turner and
were adjourned until Tuesday next.
Tam Kong.pak.
OBJECT TO SUNDAY PLAY.
It was announced that the Club Heath. Quicker and more de-reserves had arranged to play off cisive tackling is required to hold their Division 2 match with the
the fast moving Chinese Navy on Saturday. quintette.
up
GOUGH TO: PLAY.
profitable for an outsider's bat.
g
MOUNT DAVIS HANDICAP.
Wayward Stag will be Ip Kui-ying's The Kowloon v Chinese Athletic mount and those who ate looking for game, scheduled for Sunday on the an outsider shot should put their The Royal Artillery are turning Club ground has been postponed at money on this combination, which ran at their strongest possible side the request of Kowloon, who in-so close to the winner Inst meeting. to meet St. Joseph's. As anti-timated that they preferred not to Widnes, which ran cipated in the Telegraph on Mon- participate in Sunday football.
day, Gough, who has joined the Police Porco, is being permitted
To play in this last game for the
RIFLE SHOOTING.
Artillery, and their line-up will be: Combey: Allen and Wrou;
Gough, Edmunda, Bryant, Me-
!
Rodgers, Pardue, and Harris: Lieut. J. H. Hocquard Wins
Donald and Seal, with Walker as
reserve.
The Saints have deteriorated to
Monthly Competition.
a good race in Macho lately will be Amongst the starters, while L. G. Frost will be In- cen in the saddle on Tillleum.
lis cidentally Frost considers that mount has ៧ good chance here. California and Mignonette are both' worth wifle following for a place bel,|-
BOWLS
auch an extent that It will be THREE SPOONS AWARDED. TO-MORROW
surprising if they can prevent this: team from taking the pointe at sinke.
The Borderers should be able to keep up with South Chinn and the Artillery. A win against the
elualon, even
The following were the best scores of the at the April monthly shoot Hongkong Rifle Club:
Clans "A" (aperture sights).
200 500 BOD Yds. Yds. Yds. Total
Recreio appears a foregone con- J. IL. Hoequard 281 28 87.
taking into ton-
C. Kirk.. 32
UT 28 27 marked Improve-R. H. Woodinan
23 10 27
80 sideration the
20 2心 18 09 mont shown by the Portugese L. B. Holmes
Clan "L" (open sights). since Christmas.
30 32 28.00 Tho remainder of the pro-A. Chappello
interest, the C. F. J. Simpson -30 grammo holds no matchca In the second and third J. L. Tetley ..
Class "D." divisions on Saturday and Sunday having no effect on the champlon- ships.
FORECAST.
Division 1
SOUTH CHINA Lincolns ARTILLERY v St. Joseph's TORDERERS
↑ Recreio
NAVY
Division 2
South China RADIO Engineers
y Club
Division 3
▼ Lincolas
▾ Signals
• Service Corps
30 29 HO
28
23
72
R. W. Godson.
20
20 25 72 20 22 H. Dingle
Monthly spoons wero awarded to J. H. Hocquard, A. Chappello and I. W. Godson in their respective classes.
EIGHT TEANS ENGAGED
SECOND DIVISION PROGRAMME
Civil Service v. Kowloon C.C. Kowloon B.G.C. v. Yacht Club Club de Recreio v. Polica Indian R.C. v. I.K. Electric
TEAMS.
score
Two sconce in the exciting league football match between South China and the Athletic on Wednesday. Above shows the Athletic goal- keeper clearing from Leung Tak- wing, and opposite a heading on. counter in mid-field. (Photos Ming Yuen).
Rhoiro (skip): J. M. M. Alves, A. V. Barros, G. Ozorio and A H. Bosto (aktp).
The Lawn Bowls League oficial- ly opens to-morrow, when four second division matches will bo doelded..
The Iadian Recreation Club will The 1.R.C. will turn out the fol-make their bow with a home match lowing team: Rink 1-A. K. Minu, against the Hongkong Electric,
5. O. Bux, A. R. Minu and K. M. and the Kowloon Cricket Club, Omar (skip); Rink 2-A. M. Rum-will visit the Civil Service.
Craigéngower, holders of the con-jahn, M. Y. Adal, A. M. Wahab, The Y.M.C.A. hockey club cluded its season yesterday when the and F.A.R. Enmali (skip): Rink trophy, will not be out, but the second eleven met the Lincolnshire -F. H. Esmall, M. R. Razack, S. Recreto receive a visit from the regiment 2nd, XI at King's Park nad Hartoum, and B. . Hydor (skip). Police, who are fielding two teams Carvalho, R. Robarts, O. A. Lopes and this year for the first time in the
The programme is: M. Remedios (skip); F. Xavier, history of the Club.
was beaten three goals to one. The
"Y" played 18 men throughout and the only goal was netted by R. Bald
win.
тва Reerale will rely on M. A
J. M. S. Rozario, J. J. Basta and F. V.!
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