THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934.
OVERSEAS CHALLENGERS FOR BRITISH GOLF
JUNIOR CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP WON
BY THE I.R.C.
PEREIRA GETS IN AMONG THE
CIVIL SERVI CE BATSMEN
TO TAKE SEVEN WICKETS FOR 12
DETAILS OF WEEK-END LEAGUE
AND FRIENDLY MATCHES
Making full use of a soft wicket, Frank Pereira, the IR.C. fast bowler so success- fully intimidated the Civil Ser- vice on Saturday, that they were dismissed for a paltry 87, and in consequence beaten by 66 runs in a first division match. Peroira was not brought unth Minu and Madar had been hit about by Sayer and Richard- son, but once they and Barrow bad buch sent back, it was merely a the remaining procession and
On
eight Intamen collected night runs between them.
Pereira bowled one short of thirteen overs, six of which yield- ed no runs and the remaining only a dozen runs for seven wickets.
Leo Frost Again
In The Lead
LIST OF WINNING
JOCKEYS:
As a result of his successes on Saturday,: Mr. Leo Frost, local champion jockey against heads the list of wins and placed mounts best C.S.C.C. for the 1934 racing season which D.S. Li he has ton firsts to his credit,
2nd DIVISION.
I.R.C. (30-1) (18) by ten wickets
1
K.C.C.
FRIENDLIES. H.K.C.C. (149) beat Navy (109) by 30 runs
H.KGC. (102-3) beat (158) by seven wickets
Craigengower II (229-5 drew with Pollee (114-8)
K.C.C. (200) heat Volunteers (153) by 50 runs
Miss Enid Wilson, who may not compate this year.
is now progress. Together with VILLA HEADING FOR
dec.). S. L
R.F.A. (114) beat C.B.A. (78) by 30 runs
C.CC. (185-0 sec.) drew with Combined Schools (160-8).
THE LEAGUE TABLES.
Earlier on Pereira had hit up 2011.K.C.C. in characteristic style to record top I.R.C. individual score for the Indiana, K.C.C. C.C.C and in every way played a notable Army part in the match the result of c.s.c.c. which has made the club fairly Navy certain of the runner-up position. University
POOR BATTING.
LR.G.
1st DIVISION.
LEADING JOCKEYS,
L. G. Front
Y. 5. Chong T. L Wong N. Deitz .... A. J. P. Heard
F. Marshall
IS, Y. Sun
B. A. Proulx
S. W. Pan
E. O. Butler
H. M. Pih
G. A. Harriman
P. P. Botelho
P. W. L. D. Pla.. P. Chanson
0 402 14
6 4 1 1 13
Yu Shun-w23
F. M. L. Sonres
6 3 0-3 125. N. Pan
7 2 4 2 8 W. H. Choy
GR. H. Charles
4 10 3D. Black
0 3 2 2 Ip Kui-ying 50 4.1 15. Y. Liang
2nd DIVISION,
Additional rejoicing In the Soo- kunpoo, camp was encouraged by Recreio the annexation of the second di-Craigengnwor vision title by the I.R.C. reserves..K.C.C. Appalling lack of confidence and Navy enterprise by the Civil Services K.C.C.
R.A.M.C. batsmen saw them dismissed for
R.A.S.C. 18 against an attack which was.E.
University flattered,
forecast in his Pollee As F. Abbit notes last Friday, the result was CS.C.C. like last Wednesday's race double,
cheap and nasty.
The resulta
matches were.
I.R.C.
P. W. 1. D. I'ts.
11 0 1 28
10 6 1 3 21 961 20 7 4 1.2 14 8431 13
1 10 Я 2 2 1 91 10 2,50 G 1 3 0 3 03 20
06 22
0
" 2
int 2nd 3rd
10
5
10
G
LEADING OWNERS.
La Dunbar
Kung Bres,
Lon
Dynasty
Mrs. Pearce
C.N.K.
Hem
Triumvir
Leong Kwok-chcong
Li Shiu-pang
Fatshan
Grist and Beck
Plane
Ho Kom-tong
The first round of the Captain's Mackie and Grayburn
of
the week-end
Cup competition of the
LEAGUE.
lat DIVISION.
(163-9 dec.)
Kowloon II. S. Chan
Golf Club was *ployed yesterday, S.. W. Tang the results being as follow:
H. S. Y..
S. Jex beat D. C. Wilson 4 and Helenside. 3; H. Mills beat T. J. Price 4 and and Li 3; H. T. Buxton beat J. G. Chariton Yick Chim
A. J.LT. F. beats and 4: F. Dunhill beat
Dennis one up; S. MacNider beat T. Leader The Army (97-8) beat the Seddon 3 and 2; and C. IL. Rosen Hebeiad E. S. K. University (68) by four wickets boat A. T. Braley 4 and 3.
C.8.C.C. (87) by 66 runs
1
Int 2nd 3rd
10
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CUP FINAL
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sion team of last acason who put the laugh on the critice by their wonderful play during the first two months of their life in the senior division, went down before record provincial crowd at
Ground. Maine-road
TITLE
MRS. VARE'S BIG CHANCE
To Win Ladies Crown
AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND INVASION,
(Special to "Telograph")
London, Mar. 4. There are indications already that the British Women's Open Golf Championship will be one of the major international golf. ing events of the year.
The tournament is to be played Over 84,000 people witnessed a over the Royal Porthcawl course. tense struggle for aupremacy be- North Wales, from May 11-17. It tween the veterans and the young-thus clashes with the Walker Cup est challengers and, as usual the match between the United States result was almost an anti-climax and Britain, at St. Andrews, Scot-
Neither side had scored when land, May 11 and 12, Brooks, the home winger, put
Chief interest, however, will not
Mrs. Glenna Collet Vare, who in the leading challenger for the British
Women's Golf Championship.
HOCKEY
be centred at the Home of golf, for. DEFEAT OF CAER according to early report, Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare and Miss Virginia Van Wie, among other
across a centre which was too far forward for the inside men and was dealt with by the goal-keeper. The latter, elther through over eagerness or nervousness, muffed Americans, will be playing t an ensy catch and the ball alld Porthcawl. through his arms into the net.
name of
Cables mercifully refrain from mentioning the the goalkeeper who must now be feeling a very sick man.
Miss Van Wie, the reigning American champion, has more than an ordinary chance of win- ning the title, and it will be even more certain if Miss Enid Wilson, the British champion, adheres to her present intention of not participating.
ACHIEVEMENT DENIED.
CLARK
CUP CHAMPIONS!
(By "Bully-Of")
The Hongkong Ladles suffered" their first defeat of the season in Astley and Houghton were the
the Caer Clark Cup on Saturday, men responsible for the defeat of
losing two points' io the C.B.A. Arsenal. In the first half two
by the only goal scored. It is not well-placed shots found the net
expected, however, that this will and after the interval the home club found it tiecessary to TC-
Mrs. Ware is an old visitor to seriously affect their chances of arrange the attack, this strategy British courses. Many times has retaining the trophy this year as bringing a goal from Dougall's she tried to win the only champion- foot: Arsenal had most of the play but the visitors stuck tena clously to their lend and deserved their succesя.·
a
de-
fence pulled the C.B.A. through.
ship that has not yet gone to the they are still at the head of the a point ahead · of St. United States. Nearly every time table. she has fallen victim to Miss Joyce Andrew's, with the same number of Wethered, ex-champion, now re: games played. tired from competitive golf and HUGE GATE RECEIPTS.
Poor shooting on the part of described as the greatest woman Chnndier scored the solitary player of all time. Never has Mrs. the forwarde was the main falling goal which decided the fate of Vare beaten Miss Wathered in a of the champions and sound Preston North End, the second singles match. The last time division club which with Bolton, met was in the Curtis Cup match fought their way to this round. in England, in 1902.
Among other entrants, reported Bolton put up less resistance "A" Mputa di SAWARE against Portsmouth who pierced now, is Miss Suale Tolhurst, the their defence several times to not Australian champion. Few will
forget how she beat Miss-Van-Wie M, W. L Bryson and E. Beavis thrice.
at the 19th hole in the second were outstanding for the winners Gate receipts in one of the round of the 1932 championship at while the two backs, F. Woolley most exciting quarter-final Saunton, Devonshire.
and F. Walker played ́soundly. series for years totalled the grand sum of £19,000, represent-
The pick of the Hongkong team Ing an average of £4,250 per
were B. M. Pope and B. Helbling, match.
The Caor Clark Cup game be-|
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The C.B.A. obtained their lead in the closing stages of the second half through M. L. Woolley.
If Stoke can avoid relegation tee-shots on either side of the now they will have a nice little plateau. Miss Van Wie used every tween the Y.M.C.A. Indies and sum to start the next season with club in her bag, including the the Recrelo "B" XI was postponed and will be able to invest in a few putter, to get up the steep slope as the latter were unable to raise players.
on to the green. She haled out in a team.
SCOTTISH CUP.
8 to the Australian girl's 7.
Other Empire entrants are Miss
O. Kay, the ruling New Zealand champion, Miss B. Gaisford, New
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LEAGUE TABLE.
P. W. D. L.. F. A. Pts.!
Motherwell failed to settle their issue with Albion at the first meet ing in the quarter finals but 1 Zealand champion in 1931, and H.K. Ladies, 10 8 1 1 44 0 27 have little doubt that they will do Miss Angela Burwell, the South St. Andrew's 10 no in the re-play.
African champion.-United Prces. C.BA. Queen o'South did not produca the form that earned them points
R 0 2 35 8 10
D
4 3 2 15 9 11
Recreio "A"
y" Ladies
4 12 16 6 0
-a few weeks ago and St. Johnstons Everton whom they eliminated C.B.S....
got the better of them by two clear from the Cup and lost to Ever-Rocrelo. "B" goals.
earlier Rangers gained a narrow victon in a League fixture
this season. Hunt scored three tory on their own ground against
Aberdeen, scoring the only goal goals for the White Hart Lane
side.
of the match.
DJ 3 317 0 9
10 1 0 0 4 42 2 1000 0.45 0
MAMAK MATCH.
The United Hockey Club com- pleted their Mamak fixture yester-
nil.
St. Mirren, by defeating the Manchester United found solace day, and were defeated on the visiting Celtic, went a long way in maroon and white, their new Marina ground by the Royal Corps to atone for their consistently colours, which were brought out of Signals by two goals to disappointing League form this for the first time against Bury and This was the Signals first win season and if the draw for the resulted in the defent of that club this season. semi-finals favours them, they may by the odd goal in three. go further.
AMONG THE LEAGUERS.
'Spurs featured a Hunt walk-
In their
against game
over
Mrs. E. II. M. Tinsori
Cheong and Wo
Mr. Lowcock
Wo Tucson
Samson
Mrs. Dunbar A. M. L. Soares Sturt and Lobel Miss Y. Shenton LI Pa-chun
Sir William Prel Hall and Shenton Lee
Bunt
Stephen Lam Mrs. S. W. Tang Wong Ping Shun Rollamy & Gordin C. B. Brown Seth ..... Mrs. Llang Wokes .. E. L. Hasie
Li Yu
Chan Wing-sung K. II. W. Lady Feel Widdecombo Wong Bu-ngria H. Ya Liang Quarton...
Erridge scored for, the soldiers
in the first half and Short added. Brentford suffered a severe reverse at the hands of Fulham the second after the interval,
"Y" LADIES OUTPLAYED. who took both points away from the Brentford ground. Three
The "Y" Ladies met the Torpedo-, goals were scored, all from
men of H.M.S. Cumberland in o penalty kicks.
friendly game at King's Park.
Owing to this unexpected act- back, Grimsby were enabled to in- crenso their leadership of the second division with a draw with Notts County,
After a lead of four clear goals in the first half through Edwards (2), Cripps and Flowers, the naval team broke up and a mixed game was played. Watson then scored Norwich obtained, a good win at twica for the Ladies and. Flowers Gillingham and, like Grimsby, now natted the fifth goal for the Cum hold a seven points lead of the borland. division,
Chesterfield managed to scrape
INDIA'S TEAM.
The following will represent
a win-by-8-2 against, thóir visitors from Crowe, but with Stockport Jadla in a friendly hockey match winning conclusively both at home against St. Andrew's on Friday, on and away, they will have to im the Marina ground bully-off at 5 prove on their present form if they p.m.-Nur Mohammed (Punja bis); Parduman Singh (Radio); wish to keep their margin of four gabedar Taj Mohammed (Panja
Intact.
Rotherlinm created a a great sur. bls); M. H. Nassan (Radio), Dulla prise by beating Tranmere Rovers Singh (Punjabi), Alaf Din (Pun- Jabis) Khuda Bux (HK.S.), Dost on the latter's ground,
With Rochdale, Chester and Mohammed (H.K.S.), Awtar Bingh Mansfield all on the danger list (Radio), Kalwant Singh (Radio), there will be a keen struggle to Lal Singh (Punjabis), Roserva avold relegation in this division. Kleben Singh (LKS)
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,
The FIRST EXTRA RACE MUET. ING will be held (Weather Per-. mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY Saturday, 10th March, 1934,' com- mencing at 2.00 pm,
on
The First Bull will be Rung at -1.10 p.m.
MEMBERS ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear thoir Badgon prominently displayed throughout the Afeeling..
No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members' "Enclosure. Badges admitting Non-femborn to the Members Enclosure and Clau Raums at.85.00 for Gentlemon and $3.00 for Ladica (Bath including Tax) aro obtainable through the SECRET ARY upon thy personal application of a Member, such Member to be respon. sible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, &c.
The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tel, 27704), will - clono at 12 o'clock: Noon...
Badges admitting to Bipmbers' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Courne, Ma
On No Pretext will Children de permitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.
Tulins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in
Telephone 21020,
advance.
... PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.; The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 Including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Salfors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.
Bookmakers, Tic Tac, Men, &c.;. will not be permitted to operate within the Precincts of the long- kong Jockey Club during the Race Mesting.
By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary.
Hongkong, 6th March, 1934
THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB
SPRING RACE MEETING. SUNDAY, 18th March, 1934. Notice is hereby given that the Stewards have decided to postpone the above Meeting to Sunday, 25th March, 1994; as the Fan Ling Hunt & Race Club is holding a Meeting on the 18th Inst,
By order,
S. W. CHENG,
Asst. Secretary,
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