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-l ding teams of the first

division all engaged in

matches to-morrow

further elucidation of!

SEVEN A SIDE HOCKEY

the championship and MACKAY'S TEAM

probems WINS TOURNEY

011

runners-up appear likely.

The final match of the St. The most important clash is be| Andrew's Club seven-a-side hockey tween South China and the Lin tournament was decided the coing, as succens for the soldiers Marina ground yesterday after- would keep them still in the run-noon, then the Rest defented N. A. ning for second pace, and at the E. Mackay's team by two goals to same time materially damage

F V. nil. Miss F. Wong anti South China's prospects for

the Wong netted for the winners. The chief honours.

final standings of the Lening af as

On the other hand neither thefollows: 1. Mackay's team: 2, R. Royal Artillery, who meet St. Joseph's In their last match of th. Wong's team, 3; A. P. P. Ginest's

team: 4, E. F. Fincher's team; 5.)

Senson, nor the Borderers who. V. Wong's team; G. E. HI. P.| have the Roerelo as opposition, White's tean, can afford to drop points if their Challenge for

one of the two leading pon}-| ttonu is to ho of any value,

South Chino will probably be nble to turn out their strongest, eloven to mest the Lincolns, in which case they

can be regarded na fairly certain winners. Never- tholes that en- ergetic Lincoln forward 1ne

Aals.

will require careful watching on the part of Lau Mau, Li Tin-aang. Wong Meo-shun and Leung Wing- chui.

Although there

it few

matches outstanding. it is probable they will not be played off, as the weather is getting too warm for hockey.

The Champions had the disting tion of flelding a full seven in all Itheir encounters.

Tam Kong-pak Before Committee

Strong Fieids Expected

Nearly All Events

in

DIANA BAY A NÒN STARTER IN MT. PARKER PLATE

Trentbridge Should Walk Away With the St. George's Plate

Leo Frost.

(By "Ringtall")

"THE HUNCHBACKS" PLATE. Some of the moderate subscription griffins of this season will face tho startor in the 'Hunchbacka" Plate and those who have been looking forward to seeing Krain Viz racing in a short distance event should see the pony

in action to-morrow. Charming.

"Pace which ran couple of good races not very long ago stands winning chances and a change of jockey may do it good. Black Velvet, White Butterfly and Auction Bridgo' are good long shots, as any of them may get a pince.

CHARTERS TOWERS HANDICAP.

In the Charters Towers Haudienp for Australian ponies Lucy Glittern with only 100 16n to manage strikes me as a good proposition particular- ly n this distance suits it well.

Canny will be taken out by A.J.P. Heard. Although it is a good looking unirani I have little faith in it because of the presence of Friar Tuck (L. G. Front), Lucy Glitters (Black) and Merinaid 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 6-4, 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. Honry could not turn out and Korr' made too lato an appearance.

Outstanding in the Navy team were Hutton' at centre-half and Laker at centre-forward. Both are County players at Home, and it is a pity that Laker is to be loat to Hongkong polo.

of the

FILIPINO TENNIS TEAM COMING

WILL BE HERE NEXT

MONTH OR JUNE

Information has been ro- 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 either 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- kang.

THE PLAYERS. the whole none On Y.M.C.A. players acquitted, them- selves very creditably. Nicolls, deputising for Angus in goal, lacks experience more than any- thing else. Dons displayed the need of practice and Schreuder, HIGH WEST HANDICAP, Although to the forefront was not Mr. L. Dunbar's Diana Bay

at his best Marquis Hall ran a couple of allowed which is considered such certainty for the Mount Parker Punters who can plek the winner excellent races in good company dur- owing to the disjointment of the

ing its last two outings over the team. Longe was about the most am:REZENTATKINS five furlongs in the Second Kaigan Plate may reap Hongkong course. As this pony is impressive of the home side, but Handicap over

the harvest of a handsone dividend, Extra for to-morrow's Fifth

because most of the candidates here all round contender enpalle over he showed a tendency to hang on Meeting of the Jockey Club stand about eqani chances. Some of all distances it is worth following to the ball too long, a fault which will not be starting.

them have improved since their last When we come to consider the enyhe would be well advised to eli-

which manner in which Navy Hall scored appearances. Among those

a

be

SECOND KALGAN PLATE.

חי

on

to be seen

THOUSAND GUINEAS

Probable Starters and Jockeys

It is a real pity, because the Grey have shown some form before are both the six furlongs and the mile and minate.

Campbell started off at centre- in fighting fit at the moment and Melody, No Fear, Vigilance, Darien, qurier events lately the 149 ba would have probably run away with ete. I was told that Aden is a good which it is asked to carry to-morrow half, but finished up in the for treatment for such ward line where he showed to

London, Apr. 27. this sprint event. Trentbridge which galloper here, but if it wins there in too harsh

much better advantage.

Probable starters and riders for shares honours to carry top weight will be substantial dividend, strong runner. Proulx will be in

E. W. Railton had to play at will be reserved for the St. George's Cossack's Blood will be ridden by the saddle again and he has a sport- flate, which it should win in a canter. P. Young, who has a high opinion of a chaner with this good field. The half speed owing to hip trouble, the One Thousand Guineas aro:

Betty (Dick). Bipearl (Elliott), Tiger has been asked to carry 165 lbs Bag and Baggage wil carry top his mount.

Brown Betty (Childs), Chatelaine because of its clone finish behind Navy but he played his customery sound weight in the absence of Diana Bay

ST. GEORGE'S PLATE.

Hall last time. The Tiger is an game. and Treatbridge, and is good over

Schreuder (2) Campbell and (Fred Fox), Coin of the Realm and with Frost its this distance. The pony will There will be only three starters honest runner

place is rosy. A.J.P. Donn netted for the Y.M.C.A. and (Harry Wragg), Donasol (Sam (Canty). Furtor SEQUEL TO ridden by A.J.P. Heard and his in the St. George's Pinte in which chance for

(Jones), Gerrard's Cross (Bren- winning chances are most obvious, be Treatbridge should walk away with Heard on Valorous should make a Laker (9) and McRae (2) replied Wragg), Eclair

Lady's Lace (Taylor), SOCCER INCIDENT use of this pany's most recently the first prize. The most interesting good show, but I an inclined to think for the Navy.

A return match is being played inan).

(Gordon Richards), on Monday next, Myrobella excellent showing in the Hongkong part about this race will be the keen that the distance may be a wee bit

and too long for this Grey. P. Young will at the " Bath LEUNG'S JOB.

Contest between Jungle Jim Tam Kong-pak, the South China meetings.

when the home team will be at full Olfa (Perryman), Parsan (Con- Against the Athletic on Wednes

Poker Face fighting for the second ride Wonderful Stag.

(Roberts), St. Kilda TAI-MO-SHAN HANDICAP. Gleneagles which has been given one place. In the absence of V.V. Needa day, Leang Wing-cliut was sent inalde right, appeared before the

strength and should be able to re-norton).

Santa Barbara (Weston), Sholana- across from the right to the left Football Association Management b. more to carry than its stable mate, who batt gone to Shanghai, E.O.

Since the last meeting quite averse the result.

gig (Pat Beasley), Sickle Moon wing to shadow Cheung Min-wing, Committee yesterday for an enquiry Cyclamen Bay will have EO. Butler Butler will ride Jungle Jim which is

The opening ceremony of the Chi-Clin 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 certainly to do well with this change number of ponies have been demoted to the "D" Class and among them 1 will threaten from the Itidley-being turned off the field in the come out on Cyclamen Bay. The

of jockeys. in

should advise the punters to keep nese Athletic Association's new. hath (Marshall), Supervisor (Shorry), Hocquard combination, he will Senior Shield final against the South latter ran a excellent race lately

their eyes on The Loafer, Banjolina, ing pavilion at Quarry Bay will take most certainly remain in

Wales Borderers on Easter Satur-Happy Valley under Butler who was lis

not carrying whip or spur on that

After reviewing the chances of the Valley Hall, King Salmon and Ifelter place next Saturday at 2.00 p.m., the Typhonic (Steve Donoghue), Una

Adom are

the ceremony being performed by Br. (Beary), Weather Glass (Cars-

lake)-Reuter.. rightful position at right half.

The two Dynasty candid- No decision, however, was reach-vecasion, The Lincolnн

ates, King's Bounty and lletraan will candidates in the Second Subscrip- Skelter. Amoy And

Wition Grifins Plate 1 still stick to my two real dangers, while Partnership Chan Lim-pak. jed, the referee great task will

both spot colours. I fancy King's former preference for Duplex. If with only 140 lbs to manage is an be to stop Fung

Bounty over this sprint affair, but this pony ever strikes any joss it will rank-outsider for a place het.

The Tai-Mo-Shan Second Section, Orxi because of Its light weight both Jet-ar

score its

win. Duplex King-chou¤K

man and Gay Crusader may prove responsible for

fine track like the first scetion, equally and Co., from

profitable for an outsider'a bet."

performances Intely. With a change puzzle as far as selecting the pro- over-running the defence, and and some in- provement

од

failing to put in

appearance, whi

Ist

intimation was also given that evidence of Bome

of

the spectators who saw the incident, would be requir ed. Accordingly

the proceedings

were adjourned until Tuesday next.

Tam Kong-pak.

the part of the halves wul be necessary if

this to be K. C. Fung. accomplished, Against the Navy too much. work and responsibility was thrust on Ash and Turner and

It was announced that the Club Benth. Quicker and more do- cisive tackling is required to hold reserves had arranged to play off

their Division 2 match with up the fast moving

Navy on Saturday. quintette,

Chinese

OBJECT TO SUNDAY PLAY.

the

The Kowloon y Chinese Athletic game, scheduled for Sunday on the The Royal Artillery are turning Club ground has been postponed at

GOUGH TO PLAY.

MOUNT DAVIS HANDICAP,

SUD. GRIFFIN'S PLATE.

some

IK

of rider it should come out well to bable winners, A.J. Heard will morrow. Darien may be reserved depend on King's Parade to provide Dee will be carrying 168 lbs for the here instead of running in the shorter him with a win, while L. G. Front will Mount Davis Handicap over one mile distance race. I rather think that take out The Godwall. Gold Bar and 171 Yards and with A.J.P. Heard Darien is a little partial to a short which ran so. well in the Inat nenson in the saddle Dee looks good. Tenorio distance and if anything happens, to will be seen again here with 165 iba. with

Harriman has been doing National Day or Duplex the pony to carry. Black Rock disappointed place. National Day twice lately but to-morrow it will be some good morning gallops lately and should got

do not fancy The Crook for the long rest which has been given to which has one win and one place to given the chance to redeem ita min Tenorio should do him good. Solar its credit will be ridden again by B.A. takes. Star will be ridden by a novice rider, Proulx and is sure to be strongly a six furlongs race. Hey Tor and rode Jack supported. Gay Butterfly with A.J.P. Jack O'Lantern might prove profitable Ingrams, who

supporters if anything Heard in the saddle is a real danger, for their O'Lantern to victory in the last mest while De Minimis will have a change goes wrong with the mounts of the

erack riders above mentioned. of jockey running under P. Young.

J.C.A.

Wayward Sing will be Ip Kui-ying's, mount and those who are looking for an outsider shot should put their money on this combination, which ran

ut thoir strongest possible side the request of Kowloon, who in- close to the winner last meeting.

to meet St. Joseph'e. As anti-timated that they preferred not to cipated in the Telegraph on Mon-participate in Sunday football.

day, Gough, who has joined the Palico Force, in bolng permitted

to play in this last game for the

RIFLE SHOOTING.

Artillery, and their line-up will he: Combay: Allen and Wroe;

Rodgers, Purdoc, and Harris; Lient, J. H. Hocquard Wins

Gough, Edmunds, Bryant. Me-

Donald and Seal, with Walker as

reserve.

The Saints have deteriorated to

Monthly Competition.

Widnes which ran a good race in! Macao lately will be amongst the starters, while L. G. Frost will be In- seen in the saddle on Tillicum.

Alis cidentally Frost eansiders that mount has good chance hure. California and Mignonette are both worth while following for a place bet.

Π

BOWLS

such an extent that it will be THREE SPOONS AWARDED. TO-MORROW

surprising if they can prevent this

team from taking the points at The following were the best scores; stake.

at the April monthly shoot of the

The Borderers should be able to Hongkong Rifle Club:

koop up with South China, and the

Artillery. A win against the

32 28

87

01

82

28 21

72

25 25

02

EIGHT. TEAMS ENGAGED

SECOND DIVISION

PROGRAMME

The Lawn Bowls League official, ly opens to-morrow, when four second division matches will be decided.

Two scenes in the exciting league football match between South China and the Athletic on Weffionday. Above shows the Athletic goal- keeper clearing from Loung Tak- wing, and opposite a heading_n. counter in mid-Bald. (Photos Ming Yuen).

Club do Reerelo v. Police Indian R.C. v. H.K. Electric

TEAMS.

The J.R.C. will turn out the fol

Class "A" (aperture sights).

200 300 600 Yds. Yds. Yds. Total | Recreio appears a foregone con- J. J. Hocquard 28 41 28 #7

con-G. Kirkc ...... clusion, oven taking into

27 24 BD sideration the marked improve, R. H. Woodman 30

21 22 18 mont shown by the Portugese L. B. Holmes

Clasa " (open nights), since Christmas.

30 A. Chappelle

12 28 The remainder of the

Pro-C. F. J. Simpson 30 80 20 gramme holds no interest, the 3. L. Tetley 28 matches in the second and third

Closa "D."** divisions on Saturday and Sunday having no effect on the champion-. W. Godson 22 #hips.

H. Dinglo... 20

The Indian Recreation Club will lowing team: Rink 1-A. K. Minu, Monthly spoons were awarded to make their bow with a homo match (S. O. Bux, A. R. Minu and K. M. J. II. Hocquard, A.. Chappelle and against the Hongkong Electrie, Omar (skip); Rink 2-A, M. Rum- R. W. Godson In their respective and the Kowloon Cricket Club, Jahn, M. Y. Adal. A. M. Wahab, CİROBOS,

will visit the Civil Servico.

and F.A.R. Esmoll (skip): Kink Craitangower, holders of the 3 F. H. Esmall, M. R. Razack, S. trophy, will not be out, but the Harteam, and B. A. Hyder (skip).; The YM.C.A. hackey club con- torrelo receive a visit from tho

Tho Iecreto will rely on M. A. cluded its season yesterday when the Police, who are fielding two teams second eloven met the Lincolnshire

E. M. Remedios (akip); F. Xavier, regiment 2nd. XI at King's Park and this year for the first time in the Carvalho, R. Robarts, C. A. Lopes and J. M. 9. Rozario, J. J. Hnato and F. V. was beaten three genia to one. The history of the Club.

Ribeiro (skip); J. M. M. Alves, A. V. "y" played 10 men throughout and

Barros, J. G. Ozorio and A H. Basto the only goal was notted by R. Bald.

(skip). wla.

FORECAST.

Division

▾ Liucolas

▾ Bt. Joseph'a

SOUTH CHINA ARTILLERY BORDERERS

NAVY

South China RADIO Engineers

▾ Recreio

Division 2

▼ Club

Division #

▾ Lincolns

TM. Siguris

Service Corpa

The programme la: Civil Service v. Kowloon C.C. Kowinon B.G.C. v. Yacht Club

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