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MONDAY; › MAY 28, 1931.
PONY TRAINING TIMES
SADKO, LEMBERG AND PRIMA Donna FINISH WELL IN GALLOP
SOME PROMINENT PERFORMERS
A fale number of ponies including a few Australian ponies which have been entered for the Sixth Extra Meet- ing of the Hongkong Jockey Club galloped at Happy Valley on Saturday. After its popular victory last week, Sadko again Impressed in a mile effort, finishing well in 30.3 seconds. Another of Mr. G. A. Harriman's mount, Pelma Donna also showed a fine finish, Lemberg did the mite and a quarter. in 2.40.1, doing the Inst mile in about 2.10 mins, which is considered highly satisfactory.
After his receul relapse, Brechla again appeared in good shape. Night Star was full of running although its elder was content for a slow canter over the medium distance. Other Impressive runners are What A Chance, Boxing Eve, Wayward Stag, Cavalende, Mike, Hot Sun, William Oster, St. Ives, Monoplane., Details below:
Visitors to the championships at Wimbledon this year will in all probability see four of Aus- tralia's leading women players. The Australian lady champion, Miss Joan Hartigen (ranked number and Mrs. J. H.
one), Crawford (Australia's number two) will be official representa- of the A.L.T.A., whilst tives Mrs. Molesworth and Mrs. H. C. Hopman (Miss Nellie Hall) also likely to compote. Miss inrtigan's appearance will be awaited with more than usual intercal. At the age of twenty-} one this young player stands alone among the present-day Australian women players. Her fore-band is the chief stroke, Chesterfield according to report, one of the Tillieum hardent in the game.to-day, and What A Chanca
dercer stroke than that of Don several of the leading Australian Racing Triumph
G. P. Hughen und W. All-Morning Sun
Hot Heels con regard it as the best stroke Night Star ever produced by a lady player. Warrington MANY IMPRESSIVE VICTORIES. Saucy Faco
Boxing Eve Miss Hartigan comes to Wim- Ebapy Idol bledon with an impressive list of Flying Tourist victories is Australia-dumag | Gladiator the past twelve months she has
Wayward Sing retained the Australian champion Cavalcado
Fanling Fox ship and won the singles cham- National Day
ionships of New Zealand, New 3iko South Wales. Victoria, South Lemberg Austraila and Queensland-King, Willow every Australian state title bar Klug's Bounty two. She is the daughter of Mr. The Gonro
The Redshank Thomas Hartignn. Chief. Com- misafoner for Railways' in NS.W., and a niece of Mr. Roger Hart-In gan, a Queensland member of the | Board of Cricket Control and
former Australian XI Batsman. Mrs. M. M. Molteworth, ranked third in Australia and the present Australian ladies' doubles cham pion (with Mrs. Westacott), and runner-up to Miss Hartigan in the Powerful King singles, left Australia for the West Parade United States in February in Co-Ship company with her husband, Pro-St. Joan ferair Molesworth who is now King's Parade
Monoplane touring American Universities Sale and hopes to compete in French chaarplonships and al Wimbledon.
Hot Sun William Oslor Good Time
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FOOTBALL TRANSFER NEWS
+
Hull Secure Tabram Of Port Valo
Landon, May 3. Hull City have signed on Willam Tabrah, the Port Vale centre-half, who had been sought after by aoveral. First Division clubs until,
a month ago, he fractured a collar- bone. He stated yesterday that he
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG-KONG JOCKEY CLUB."
The SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEET- ING will be held (Weather: Per- mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY."" on Saturday, 2nd June, 1934, commencing at 2.00 pm.
The First Boll will be Rung at 1.30 pm.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they ani. their Ladies munt wear their Badges now practically recovered from prominently displayed throughout the the injury. The feo is the second Meeting.
No One without a Badge will be highest all have paid, - Tabram
han
is a product of Swansea, schoolmitted to the Members Enclosure. Badges admitting Non-Members, 10 football.
the Members' Enclosure and Gint Birmingham F.C. have re-signed $3,00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) Rooma at $5.00 for Gentlemen' and all their leading playera except are obtainable through the BEURET Cringan, McGurk, Robertson, ARY. upon the personal application of Smith (S.), Heywood, Thorogood a Member, such Member to be respon and Bradbury, who are placed onsible for all visitors introduced by the open-to-transfer ist.
hn, and for Payment of All Chit", Swannen Town players to be The Secretary's offler, 3rd Floor,. offered terms are:
Gloucester Building, Tel. 27704). will cline at 13 o'clock Noon. Walton. Ferguson, Lawrence, Davies (W). Davies (G), Mline, Caldwell, Hanford, Simons, War ner, Lloyd, Williams, Blair, Firth, Olsen, Martin. Lowry and Dack-the Meeting. inga. -
On the open-to-transfer list are: Miller and Cravon.
Brentford have decided to give Clough (goalkeeper) a free trans-
Barges admitting to Members' Ex- closure will NOT be on sale at the
nge Course.
On No Pretext will Children be
perlited in either Enclosure during
Tillas aro obtainable at the Club the No. 1 Bay in advance, Telephone Houro provided they are ordered from 21020.
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PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.
The Price of Admission to the
Pearce, the Charlton centre-for-Public Enclosure is $2.00 includier ward, who broke a leg on Easter Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, Saturday, has now been discharged and is payable at the Gate. Boldlers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted from hospital.
Half Price, Kelly is
among the players Preston have re-signed. On the open-to-transfer list are:
Stephenson, Bargh. Rowley, Bratu, Galloway, Wilson, Farrell, Torbett, Owens, Pritchard ·and Muir.
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SUCCESSFUL TOURNAMENT
PLAYER.
A
Now's The Time St. Ives .. Mortmaln Brechin ... Great Hall King's Justice Utopian
Delightful Chance
Scar Face
She has won the Australian Racing Spirit championship twice-in 1922 Fudge and 1923-and the Queensland Young Chief state championship nine times Colombo with the aid of her fore-hand chap) Bold Marshal and. free-hit back-hand. She Banquet Hall
Bold Commander played in her first inter-state match 21 years ago, and since that date has won every state Western championship except Australia in her timez
ranked accompanies
Mrs. H. G. Hopman, sixth in Australia,
her husband to Europe this year; they hope to pair up for the mixed doubles championship It Wim- bledon.
Hongkong Cycling Club
RECENT RUNS
BRADMAN'S 100
MIDDLESEX BATTLE WITH TOURISTS-
302 1.10. 148.2 2.174,
43 1.20.1.1.67.3
39.3
Brentford will field an unchanged team at Bury on Saturday. Brent- ford must win to stand any change
of promotion,
For their vital game against Manchester United, at New Cross, 31.2 Millwall are to persevere with the team that was beaten 6-0 at Bolton inst week-end,
OLYMPIC TEAM WIN.
playera
not be permitted to operate within Bookmakers, The The Men, &c., will the Precincts of the Hengkeng Jockey Club during the Roco loeting.
By Onier.
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary. Hongkong, 28th May, 1934. THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
NOTICE
THE MAY HALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of VOTING
MEMBERS will be held at the
Manchester United's have gone to Bexhill. Four team changes will be made. Voke comes Club House, Happy Valley, on In at centre half for McMillen, and Thursday, 31st May, 1934, at 5.30 Mckay returns to his proper p.m.
position at left half. MeLonahan All MEMBERS are cordially
!።
is introduced at inside-right, and tavited to attend and participate
Manley appears at outside-left.in
Team: Hacking; Griffiths, Jones; Robertson, Vosc, McKay: Cape. McLenahan, Ball, Hine, Manley,
LITTLE WINS
Defeats Wallace In Final
London, May 20. In ideal weather conditions, and.
Easily Defeat Youths' A.A. before a crowd of 5,000, W. Lawson
Little, the 24-year-old Harvard
At Water Polo... University--undergraduate, -- playing
The Chinese Olymple waterpolo team in his first national championship Landon, May 26. defeated the Youths Athletic Associn-final, overwhelmed James Wallace, of "Patsy" Hendren scored his second tion by-four goals to hil in an ex- Troun, In the final of the British century against the Australians this hibition match at the South China A. Amateur Golf Championship at Pres- season in the match which is being A. pavilion, North Point, following twick to-day, winning by 14 and 13. playel at Lord's between Middlesex their return from Manija on Friday. By superlative golf, Little was six and the tourists.
Chan Ki-tsung, Shek Kam-pui and up at the ninth and 12 up at tho To the county aide's fret innings Chang Wing-kwong (2) scored for the eighteenth, taking Go strokes
Wallace's 79. score of 258, lundren contributed 116, Olympic stars, while Chi Chok-yu was which were obtained through drives the outstanding ployer for the Youths' and hooks. He included 11 houn- Athletic Association. daries in his century.
Olympic team:-Wong Ki-leung,
Little's card showed;
1 i Ĉ 43 354 1.3
4 3 6 4 3 4 3 4 3.. 33
to
R. W. V. Robins made 65, and went Chan Ki-tzung, Kwok Chun-hang, Hồ His score was the Inwest ever re- the ball to the boundary 10 times. Ping-ki, Wong Chun-min (captain), corded in any British Championship Both Hendren aul Robins master Shek Kam-pul, and Chung Wing-round. His drives were the longest ed Grimmitt's spin by going up the kwong.:
and his shots the most accurate, pitch the ball. Nevertheless the! Youths" Athletic:-Chi Chok-yu, Mei | Wallace, who had special permission Australian veleran took three wickets Tze-cheong, Ng Kwok-elinu, Ne Kam- to take the day off from the sawmill Owing to Illness of the Hon. for 80 runs.
chuen, Ho Kivok-ching, Tank Po-cheng where he is working, failed to win a The tourists replied with 136 for and Choi Chak-lau.
single hole.--Router, Secretary (3r, B G. Crayford) no report of the Hongkong Cycling two wickets, thanks solely Club's run on last Sunday Bradman, who chimed a century. Smith, Inst bowler, sent Woodfull week
rendered. This 11718 and Ponsford back to the pavilion on carried out under the guidance of
Lb.w. decisions, the score at one time! Mr. H. A. G. Keates, and in aditi-being nine for two. Both opening tion to a pleasant ride and bathe, batsmen made "ducks." an interesting "hike" was enjoyed in the Castle Peak vicinity.
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No official run having been arranged,the members spent their time yesterday in similar fashion,, By covering the Hongkong Island" circuit and bathing at two of its beaches. The attendance was not so large as usual due to its being an impromptu affair.
to Don
England's Prospective XI For Test Matches
Chiefly as the result of his spark- ling innings, Don Bradman took the score to 135 for two. He completed
London, May 18. The first of these is A very fist his first 50 in 45 minutes, and his
There seems no reason why the bowler of extreme accuracy who in century in 33 minuten, making 19 English team in play against Aus- also a more than useful foreing bat. boundary hits.--Reuter,
REVOLVER MATCH. Chinese Police Reserve Beats Weihaiwei.
tralia in the first Test Match at Ames likewise can make runs besides
| Nottingham on June 8 should not be being a wizard behind the stumps,
us good as ever, la ali`branches of while Verity can bowl well on any the game England is strong, wicket na well as do his share of the
I particularly where fielding រីអ con-run getting.
cerned. The standard here in pro.
LEYLAND'S AVERAGE.
any discussion which
ensue.
may
By Order of the Stowards,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary.
Hongkong, 16th May, 1934.
IT HAPPENS
IN THE BEST OF FAMILIES !
Flaming youth. dances-while father _pays the piper..........
A heart warming drama, with Lionel Barrymore bringing his most lovable por trayal to the screen!
Lionel
BARRYMORE
Next week's run will be led by the Captain (Mr. C. Read) whin will leave the Star Ferry at 9 a.m. He intends to visit Shataukok, and A revolver match was fired between will return to Kowloon at 2 p.m. the Chinese Company, Hongkong approximately. All interested cy-Police Reserve and the "D" (Wei- clista are extended
sincere haiwell Contingent of the Hongkong invitation to partake in the com- Police Foree. The Pollen Reservists chosen for their panionship and pleasing atmosphere won
Scoren are as follows:- created on these runs; whother
Chinese, Company, members or not an immensely enjoyable spin is promised to all. LB Thong thing
A.f. David Loke
hably higher than it has ever been and Goldämen stand closer to the
No survey of a Test side would batonen than they would ever have be complete without mentioning such dared in the old days.
[players" na Leyland, who averaged 50 Men such as Hammond, Chapaian, Robins and Bakewell are rounder from Middlesex and James Wyatt. last summer, Robins, tc Aino all- to watch, sel they are only Langridge, a clever slow left-arm five ent of many who might be bowler and a reliable left handed
prowess
this bat. direction.
At Nottingham it might be a good So far na captain is concerned thing to play Voce, who in " fr there are several claimants of whom bowler and would have the ad Wyatt and Chapman are probably vantage of playing on his own ground. 30 29 28 25 112 the thief. The merits of the first of The nume npplien to Keaton, who can 18. RT Wenu Chung 23 27 10 20 108 these are already known Chapman on occasiona scure qulekly.
WATER LEVELS.
FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS
The River Conservancy Commission for Kwangtung Province notifies that the height of water in English feet in the West, North and Enst Rivers in as follows:
73 17 43 24 107
In
10. 11 51 Hoo Kam Chiu 30 10 23 24 101 nul in very good form lust Rea
C. I 6 Kwok Chak Tone E5 28 28 24 11 400, but if he improves he may gali
1/8
PC.
43 Wong King Chen 10 28
ZN
109 be given the honour, for his pleasing
N. J C7 Chau Ching Chiu 25 2 30 30 11 personality is just what is wanted to It 22 Wong Blog Yai 30 20 30 24 114 smooth any any misunderstandings Tatri ....... 223.227 220 20 880 which may occur in the course of the
kukan set a tour. "Y" Contingent. "B" Cardparenti
31, 08 PC. D SU
PC/ 11.68
VC. D
May 26. May 27.9.20
8.8
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West River
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Taingyuen.....
8.0
7.7
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Samehui
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River
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16 1
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17 R 84
SUTCLIFFE AND WALTERS.
BOWES LIKELY.
And fast bowler likely to gel
to the team is Clarke, although Dawes, if he does not bonip the ball, my perhaps be included. Then there is K. Furnes, of Essex, who should get a place in the Test Trial match. He ten must avold bumping Turning to the batting the obvious the ball if he is to play for England, 23 15 23 1 opening pair in Sutcliffe and Walters, as the selectors are not likely to take
03 provided that the lafter is fit after any risks' on this score. 21hla nos in India, England is in-
deed lucky in having two such fine side which should be quite capable batamen to open her ioningen. of retaining the "Ashes. It is Hamptond in another certainty. strong in fielding, good in bowling
2828
012
Total 145 182 172 127 Practice No. 1 rounde Gruping 10 Possible 301 Practice No. 3 rounds App tlon 10 yd poneškia 10, practice round Banning Man 13 yde, posilule 10; practico, No, tunda
Bobbing Man
flere ono has the making of a
He in the best all-round player in the and there is no fall. world and is probably the beat batangan, unters Drailman and Hendley Ident to draw the first match, while Given a dry wicket it ought at be considered better.
on a wet one it should win, for Aya- Other certainties are Larwood, itralls are without their best slow
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