THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
11, 1935.
HONGKONG BOWLERS
DEFEATED
Shanghai Recover After A Bad Start
(Continued from Pago 8.)
ard and their form would have sham- ed many a player in an ordinary club; match. Guy was occasionally draw-) ing some good shots but the occasions woods in places where they were were few and far between. Sliva always likely to prove useful and failed to reproduce any of his league It Wh exceptionally raro that, form while Noronha' Туда # both his woods were wasted.
less
GLOVER IMPROVES
ends
appoluitment.
and ineffective and it was Silva margin as 30-13.
din..
most
COLONY'S EARLY LEAD When Hongkong ran away with a Against the consistency of Munro
the 21 hends was the even shot lead on the first three throughout sudden brilliance of Glover in the ends there were few spectators who were prepared to wager that the concluding heads when he improved visitors would be able to extend our form of the opening players, let alone beat them by such on his during which his bowling, was list-1
**à convincing
and Luz proved the Glover's accuracy which sealed Hong- kong's fate for when he was in his accurate of the bowlers on the first most destructive form it was indeed head on which Hongkong scored a The two Portuguese players drew
one shot while another was spoilt by was promoted by an opponent. On uncanny deliveries, which
the second head Luz drew two woedk broke up the positions and gave
almost
dend on the jack and Hong- Shanghai, the count.
that the long registered another three.
The best shot of the third head was delivered by Luz carried
three.
B sad time for the Colony. Many cach Glover's head
A
instance.
his last wood on to the
who
the Jack into the ditch when Shang- hai lay the shot, Hongkong chalked
i occasion.
It seemed Intponsible player skipping Shunghat during the first ten lends and the man direct ing them in the last ten were one and the same for the difference in the play was so pronounced that one single and made the score 7-0. Shanghai's first shot, came from would never have thought it was Munro who rested Guy's erstwhile Glover who was skipping in each counter, Luz made two attempt at "When on the eighth head Shunghat driving but failed narrowly on each lay two shots with the position very
When Shanghai lay second shot an delicate and Glover cautiously played the fifth hond Luz, with a narrow green, somebody, rather facetiously passage to negotiate, dislodged the
visitors wood and gave
Hongkong on remarked "that's the best shot you extra phot, making the score 9-1. have played," and that seemed to be
Lopes showed better form on the pinion-so badly general
had sixth hend and was on the inck with Glover been skipping the rink daring the first half of the match.
However, the spectators and alt the Shanghal players were able to for give and forget and to accord de credit to the Shanghai skly for his brilliant work after the first half or the game. Glover became, in an in- atant, the outstanding players on the green and was constantly applauded for some skilful play,
the
LEADERS WEAK
an ident lead
he
3 in the
the
a
one of his deliveries while Munro
drew two more shota Luz sent down
from the Jack but Shanghai hnd une shot which was only three inches resting on the "kitty" while Munro's better wood was still second shot.
wood la
to gain
Helen Gahagen in one of her regal costumes as the heroine of "SHE", RKO Radio spectacle from the H. Rider Haggard novel of romantic adventure. Randolph Scott, Helen Mack and Nigel Bruce aro also featured in this thriller, coming to the King's Theatre to. :
morrow.
PADGHAM & ALLISS IN
GOLF FINAL
Thrilling Matches In The Closing Stages
(BY "VAGRANT")
to the
London, Sept. 13.
GRIM STRUGGLE
Exciting Finishes Seen At
The Valley
SPORT
ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
The Ninth Extra Race Meeting
BIG DIVIDENDS PAID ON FIRST DAY OF will be held (weather permitting)
DOUBLE TENTH MEETING
(By "Captain Foster")
There was a fairly good attendance of racing goers at the first day of the "Double Tenth" Meeting held yesterday at Happy Valley under ideal weather and it was an excellent afternoon's sport with keen riding and several exciting finishes.
BRITISH WOMEN GOLFERS
BEAT AUSTRALIAN
PLAYERS
LOSE BUT HALF A POINT
The favourites had a very, poor day and the introduction of Jockey allowance was responsible for the two best dividends of the Meeting. Soldier of Peace with Mr. Tangi Man-wa up paid $282.60 for a win in the opening event, the Car- narvon Handicap, and Glnd-Eyes, piloted by Mr. F. F. Li, returned $275 for passing the winning post first in the sixth race, the Jordan Handicap. Mr. Dletz, the stable jockey, took out Soldier of Victory and Mr. Tang was given a ride on Soldier of Peace who was allotted 140 lbs. Mr. Tang, claimed the allowance and could only. weigh Sydney, Sept. 17. The team of British women
out at 137 lbs. whereas Pontiae golfers beat New South Wales Bay, with Mr. Frost, was sent out by 5% matches to % here to-day Peace had a pull of 9 lbs. and he with 6 lbs. over-weight. Soldier of making a clean sweep of the beat Pontiac Bay by only a length. singles.
Mr. Donald Black was not riding Mrs. J. B. Walker, the new Australlag Open champion, beat in this race and had he been given The New the mount on Pontiac Bay, Soldier Miss Jon Hammond, South Wales champion, 7 and 6, of Peace would never have won. Miss Phyllis Wade (Ferndown), I predicted in my notes that beat Mrs. Clements 1 up, Miss the Jordan Handicap (Second Jesse Anderson (Craigle Hill) Section) was one of the hardest beat Mrs. T. McKay 4 and 3, and races in which to spot the winner Miss Pamela Barton bent Mrs. and I take the opportunity to con- Clive Robinson 4 and 3.
gratulate the 25 punters who
4
In the foursomes Mrs. Walker selected Glad Eyes who was ably and Miss Anderson Bnished all-ridden by the novice jackey, Mr. F. square with Mrs. Robinson and L This lad, the son of Mr. Hammond; Mra. W. II Shiu-pang, who is the owner of Miss
beat all "The Soldiers," will very soon Greenlees and Miss Wade Mrs. McKay and Mrs. Clements 3 be one of the leading fockeys, and 1.
the green. All square!
At this point Allies' showed signs of cracking under the strain. He cut his drive to the 17th and his second finished on the edge of the plateau
Mr. Ralph, whose last appear- ance at the Valley was in 1925, has presented his card to Judgo Tester and is to be congratulated for carrying off the riding honours with two wins.. I never thought. Zero could last out the distance in the Jordan Handicap (First See-
He is a tall loose-firabed player with'; Erren. Burton found the middle oflion) and Mr. Ralph deserves a pat·
of
the
green and ran b's putt un dead.
THE TURNING POINT
on the back for the manner in And then came the turning point of which he handled the pony and the match. Amidst breathless silence, paid $74.20 for a win. Lady Vixen
although quite a few comand on the next head ham beat It. A. Whitcombe by 4 and 17th and 18th holes, when the luck rolled and on ended in a outings and Mr. Ralph must have]
ed as colossal,
zame.
missed in a few words, probably the was Invariably able to diling a 5-yard putt, took the lead Taylor said that it was the first time the chances of the Snailata were being just as half seemed inevitable fell
the
better. Only
any opposition
Luz
to
was unt
the
ord counts
when
M Players and the way he wingle, the northerners
un
the
registered
at the 6th,
A. Padgham (Sundridge Park) and P. Alliss (Beacons field) meet in the 36 holes final of the News of The World first round starts at 10.45 a.m., and the second at 2.15 p.m. £1,250 Tournament at Royal Mid-Surrey to-day. The
Both are Ryder Cup nominees, and holes Total, 57 for 15, holes. Whit SHANGHAI TAKES LEAD the fact that all four semi-finalists combe, 4 4 4 4 3 5 3 3 4-34 out; 5 Munro was, again prominent on the
were members of the team which 30 44 5-27 for & holes. Total, G1 seventh head with two perfect shute, sails for the United States to-morrow for 15 holes. which culminated in Shanghai lying should be a fine temic to the side.
The second Nemi-finat between three to make the score 9-6 in favour Bolh the open champion, A. Perry, of Hongkong. Two on the eighth and the match play champion as re- Alls and Burton produced a grim Neither Lupea nor Richards were put on the next. hend Hongkong again Ryder Cup series for the first time.
end made matters more interesting presented by the winner to-day will struggle which was in doubt until the thus represent Great Britain in the
las putt on the Inst green. Burton up to their best and in the beginning |
was unlucky to lose and he thoroughly both
were completely off form at forged whend.
Ingham won this tournament over justined his selection as a rumber of though the Lusitano representative was on the eleventh head, whilst was being served to players and
the same course in 1931 and Allisse Ryder Cup team. was easily the better of the two vis-
In 1938 at Purley Downs, Mark Sey- spectators that Shanghai took the tors. He was playing short heads at head for the first time. Glaver sent
mour being the runner-up in each a full swing, which occasionally land- skip's direction and it WILH down two perfect woods.
With one CARO
ed him in difficult places. Five times these that the Shanghai players were he drew dead to the inck and with briliant golf and stern fighting. The but he has a fine variety of shots in Alliss surveyed the sloping lie to the Tor did not disappoint her ad-
The tournment has scen some he
he found hummocks in the Brat half, prominent as they were not altogether
Hongkong on the few long heads that he other he dislodged
lo secure a count of four. semi-finals were fully up-
his bag, and he showed no sign He was able to obtain
threatened After finding
was miracle of delicate control. It and she paid $69.90 for a win. Sho standard of the week's play. Padg nervous tension during the critical hole and then played a chip which mirers in the Cantala Handicap green Lopes was
ani
and murmura has never been placed in her 7 on and when Glover had two perfect shots 3, and Allisa got home by, one hele was running against him. He drives of "good erratic deliveries
were still being affer Munro and Loper bad given in a desperate finish against Burton at these two holes can only be describ roar of "It's in!" Dormy one! sent
down
wn by him.
Shanghal a le of two
brought "joss" to her eighth run. Both Padgham and Whitcombe ed or three. Richards was never
With
A half in 4, with Au.ss paying t at home, un count of four and possibly five were a little wild at the start, but At the 17th he finished in the cross fine high pitch out of a hollow of
The races will be resumed to- No. 2 and except for a slight in staring his in the face Luz had no play with more accurate second shots bunker guarding the green, which is rough brought the end to a thrilling morrow and as the handicaps will provement towards the end he was alternative but to break up the head and apart from one lapso-some intended to catch second shots, and
be out sometime this evening, my of the form which he rein order
remarkable putting,
at the 18th his drive ended over the The final should be an historic one. selections will appear to-morrow. In
to save and this he did, the
interports of 1932 when conceding two shots, to make the cand hele, after a pulled second, by
Padgham, who had saved the se- road.
It was into before evening pence the rink and played No.
Pcare 18-11,
Speaking of the 17th hole, J. II. descended upon the club-house, where hole, stopped on the far side and then other two.
Glover was now playing a capital The Hongkong team can be dis
at the 3rd, where he banged his яe in his
seen the cross-buner Biased opinion.
Three putts cost Perry the 10th. Hongkong shots or draw addi-cond to within four feet of the pin he had ever crence at the club that subjected to critical analysis and in for 3.
the and holed putt for 3. He went driven. Burton has that little turn Compston found R. A. Whitcombe and bunkers coming his way at the #fteenth head Shanghai scored further his
where in of the wrist at the top of the wiving in aggressively good forms in the 14th and 15th, he was beaten. Whitcombe,
endeavouring to cut his which is feature of the amoury of vicinity of the and though he Burton was always a little too good dominated
nted the play on the first three their twelfth shot on RIX consecutive second-up,-pulled-it-for-over-the-Komuny player of exceptional-length-himesir holed & good one for 3 on for-Demmy, who has played some
on which Hongkong were heli green, played a masterly pitch and
first hole Allika cut his the Brat green, ho lost his advantage phenomenal golf during the week. drive, Burton followed with a long in an affair with a tree at the second. The winner started by driving the Shanghai.
CROWD SCATTERED
and slightly pulled tee-shot which Whitcombe, who bunkered his second groen, the ball pitching short of the Padgham, whose drive at the first found the cross bunkers. A clever
for
half, then followed this with a spectator with a rousing thump, Alias won the second with a fine 4. two putts which practically settled again scattered the big crowd along but was in trouble on the right with the match. the left of the fairway at the 7th, is next drive, and Burton secured at the bih be trickled one in from
this hole where Whitcombu put the insuC Dut
with a brilliant 3. All 5 yards, pt the 6th a much longer of doubt by holing from 10 feet for square!
one was in all the way for a winning 3. Out in 83
The nex
next two holes were exchanged, 3. Compston to his opponent's 34,
was always fighting Padeham turned one up,
Alliss get
liss getting a well earned 2 at the back, but could never get on terms Whilcombe fell two holes behind
short 5th. Burton was trapped off again. again at the 10th, crashing a fine pe- his drive at the 7th, and just lost the The meeting of Padgham and King cond home to the plateau green to hole after a brilliant recovery. How drew a large gallery, who were vastly roll just over it. and then missing a where Allies missed from three feet.
ever, he got one back at the next hole, entertained by a display on Padgham's grand ton Padgham played
fron second and got a safe all square at the turn.
fe "Fours" at the ninth made the tally part which the card and pencil wizard, King, has rarely battered. King was four,
two under fours with eight holes Misadventure again befell
MAGNIFICENT DRIVES Whit-
played and three downl Padgham'" The fun really began in earnest at combe at the 11th, as his attempt to
progress had been: 4 4 4 4 23.45 cut his tee-shot up resulted in his ball the 10th, where both player. He pulled his drive into trouble at being caught in the rising right-to- magnificent driven. Allies then thump, the 9th. King's second, however. Lur over. el his second found the printer thought, into a bunker and Padgham
kicited, [ little unfortunately,
T green, Burton an awkward five-
and half. mised his 4th pu foot putt down the slope.
After
Padgham gave no glint thut A
There was no change at the short of played 12th hole ended
chance and Anished G under foura with
Padgham missing a very youth. 11th, but Alliss secure à domi
when he won by 3 and 2. ful putt and leaving Whitcombe with of one hole at the 12th, where Burton Behind them, Allis
forging Paris, Sept. 17.
a dead atymic, which he failed to again made a fine renueront ahead of the Open Champion and pills, acting In a per- It is learnt here that Charles negotiate and, losing the hole in 0-6, see his put stop on the lip of the hole. reached the turn in 34, a hole to the
the well-known British becnie 3 down.
Burton was bunkered again at the good. Allies put grand seconds near comulation of waste matter from the jockey, who has been riding in The end came at the 15th, where 13th, but recovered well and secured the pin at the 6th and 7th to win both system. They banish billousness and France for the last few seasons, Whitcombe pulled his second to finish and a half. Two halves in four in 8, but lost the 9th in curious cir- sick can make the eyes bright, the Lord Glonely next season.
relieve piles, sweeten may be given a contract to ride for in rough under a tree. He elected left Alliss still one up with four to cumstances, Both he and his op the breath, skin clear, drive away depression.
ponent pushed their tee shots into the run his recovery up, only to finish play. Elliott, in a bunker, and Padgham, with a It is understood, will probably visit safe 5, went on
rame bunker and got well out, Allisa Tiv
a yard or two further away from the with their beneficial England shortly Rec Lord figures were: Padgham, 4434344
Glunely, effects. All chemists sell them.
hole. He failed with his
pult. Perry's pult ran round the Tip of the|
of amazing.
The score was then 20-11 then missed a short putt
He was able to do almost anything
L
he
willed and of the first aeven shots! scored by Hongkong he himself re- Shanghai, through Richards and gistered four, elther by drawing or Mairo, was lying four shots on the hole had been badly pulled and struck recovery gave him a safe and a halt to the 4th, holed a twelve-foot putthbunkers and bounding over them.
slodging
opposition woods. He well throughout but ut time his form suffered through lack of of the other three players were anywhere near interport stand
support
17th head but again Luz drove and saved three, while on the 18th head it was again Richards end Muaro who showed superior accuracy and enabled Shanghai to score four, making the totals 26-12
A three on the
next head left Shanghal with a lead of sixteen and IS JEALOUSY A DISEASE?
heads to go. On the 20th long There is a doctor in Rome who has kong lay two but Glover trailed the mado a considerable name for him. jack and, acpred, two for Shanghai, molt by curing enlousy, tents doctor Hongkong claiming a single on the first examines his patient's eyer final head. minutely in order to determine the
state of the liver, and his treatment
Follow
consists of a reduction of food,
LIVO
increase of exercise, and certain BRITISH JOCKEY
medicines.
If the liver is sluggish constipation results, with its attendant illa which affect the temper and give rise to an Intolerant, jealous state of mind. To restore liver activity and cheerful spirits there is no need to go to Rome; Occasional dose of Pinkettes will
an
do all that is necessary. These dainty
left breeze and finishing and chip the left, chipped out dead, and Alliss got a
C. Elliott Returning To However, he played
littlernal way, remove any uc-/ Elliott,
fectly
be dokettes yourself and you will
AUCTION
DISPLAY NOW ON
England?
in
SEE MIGGSY CAIN?
You WANT TO
10 a.m. Tuesday 1st
10 a.m. Thursday 3rd 2.30
T
to
this
The 16th was an amusing hole for to the final. The Burton, as he saw his rival find a bunker and crash his second over the 3 1-43 out; 4 8 6 4 4 1-24, for 6 heads of the crowd standing round
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
"YES, AND SAY, DO, ME A FAVOR, WILL YOU,PLEASE? HE THINKS I'M A DOCTOR...DON'T TELL HIM I'M
NOT!
HOW'RE
You FEELING, SON?
HE'S NOT DOING 50 WELL DOCTOR!
NERVES AREN'T
AS GOOD AS THEY MIGHT· BE!
THE BOY WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING HIM SENT HERE TO GET WELL, WAS SUPPOSED
HASNT
HE MIGGSY YESTERDAY... SHOWN HIS NAME IS
UP? FRECKLES!
TO HAVE VISITED
Was
Jerryow
NOPE! HIS MOTHER AND DAD ARE WORRIED SICK! KE JUST DISAPPEARED, WITHOUT A TRACE.... GOSH, I CAN'T SLEEP -UNTIL HE SHOWS
UP!
We have just unpacked a consignment "of ALEX WHEATLEY'S Ladies' Clubs -stool shafted and beauti- fully light exceptionally well balanced.
During our special Salo of Golf Clubs, those will bo offered at $10.50 I
They are really a joy to own
and use.
Sports Department, LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.
THE BOY IS IN A SERIOUS CONDITION.....HE'S AT A CRISIS, NOW...ANYTHING CAN HAP- PEN, IF HE SUFFERS A
SEVERE SHOCK!
at HAPPY VALLEY on Thursday, 10th and Saturday, 12th October, 1935, commencing at 2.00 p.m.
The First Bell will bo rung at
1.30 p.m.
By Order,
C. B. BROWN
Secretary.
Hongkong, 7th October, 1938,
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,
Draft Progranimes and Entry Forma for the Tenth Extra Raco, Meeting to be held on. Saturday 19th October, 1935 (weather por-. mitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Glouceste Building; the Club House, Happy **** Valley; the Hong Kong Club, the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road,
Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Monday, 14th October, 1934
By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary
150
SHAVES
•Five months uno-a chave every")- day for 150 days-that's what the, Williams Shaving Stick offers you.. A real saving!
It offers you, too,
1-a puro soap that is all comp. 2- iho fisostlather-rich,thick,
penetraling. 3-thobostshavoo-clean, close,
comfortable.
4 scop genuinely good, fo
the skin-kdepa your foep. fit in all kinds of weather, From every standpoint—convenin ence, comfort, economy-there in Wo othor stick likoWilliams Shav ing Suck. Bay one today.
NOTICE THE CONVENIENT CAP
Williams
SHAVING STICK Also oblatable in the bandleade Mazdelite Com
Sold Agents: W. R. Loxley & Co., (China) Ltä York Building.
Chater Rogo Hongkong.
Mr. & Mrs. Y. Morr MASSAGE
Acupuncture, Manocanals and Bone 'Bettios |Holder of Tapasme and Hongkong Govern- ment Leentes, Guten. Bprained Ankle and Wrists. Recommended for many youni, br ical Hospitals and Doctora.
4, Wyndham Street. (1st floor). Tel. 26051.
By Blosser
"THAT LEAVES VIT UP TO
ME TO LOCATE FRECKLES! AND I DON'T BOBBLE
•MY ASSKINMENTS!!
p.m. Friday 4th
on our promises;
KOMOR & KOMOR
York, Bldg,
Chater Road.