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THE HONG KONG
JOCKEY CLUB.
THE EIGHTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 8th and MONDAY, 19th October, 1938, commencing at 2.00 pa, on both days.
The First Bell will be rung at 1.20 p.m. on each day.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No one without a badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure: such must be worn throughout the duration of each meeting in such a manner as to be readily identified,
Bodges admitting Non-Members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (both including tax) per day are obtainable Strough the SECRETARY upon the personal or
written application of a
of a Member,
Auch Member to be responsible for all visliora introduced by him, and for Payment of all Chiis, &c.
The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor, Exchange Building, (Tel. 27704) will close at 12 NOON on both days.
Timna aro oblat able at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tele- plione 21020.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 per day including Tax, for all Persons, Including Ladies, and is payrble at the Gale. Soldiers and Sale in Uniform are admitted Half I ice,
By Order,
C. D. BROWN,
Hongkong, 3rd October, 1938.
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AQUATIC RECORDS SHATTERED
Annual Meeting Of Chinese Federation
The Hongkong Chloess Amateur Atifetit Federation's annual swim- ming championships commenced at the South China A.A. Pavilion on Saturday with a programme of eight. Conditions were ideal for events. swimming and some of the context- ants returned excellent limes.
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Two "All-Chisa", records created: Miss Li Po-icung swam the Ladles 200 metres breast stroke' in 3 mins. 33 secs, and the Chinese 30 Y.M.C.A. quartette averaged seconds per man in the 200 metres free-style relay.
The "All-China" time of 27 sec8. for the 50 metres free-style was equalled by Chan Wing-kal, the holder of the Colony's championship for this distance,
The following were the results of the events held:
Men's 50 Metres Free-style.-1, Chan Wing-kai (Independent). Time: 27% secs. (Equals China record); 2, Chung Tse-ting (Chinese 'Y'). Time: 28 secs.
(Betters Provincial re cord);
(South 3, Tommy Kew China),
Ladies' $0 Metres Free-style.—1, Miss Ng Yuct-hing (Chung Shing). Time: 35% seca. 2, Miss Sa Wei- Secretary.ying (C.B.C.): 3, Miss Ip Chul-man
(Chung Shing).
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Men's 200 Metres Breast-stroke-
1, Ho Pun-kan (Independent). Time: 3 mins. 1 secs.; 2, Enrique Chan (C.B.C.); 3, Fong Chong-u (Chinese
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200 Metres Free-style Relay (Teams of four)-1, Chinese Y (Chung Tee-ting, Fong Wah, Cheung Kwong-ylu and Chan Chan-nam). Time: 2 mins. (China National Re- cord): 2, South China (Stanley Lee, Li Fook-ke, Henry Young and Tsang 235 Cheung-ming). Time: 2 mins. secs. (Betters Provincial Record); 3. Chung Shing (So Tin-mo, Shu-chi, Ng Kit-man and So Pul-match, but he had to come to the kin). Time: 2 mins. 3% secs. (Bet-net behind his deepest drives to win ters Provincial mark),
his points. In the third set Budge remained back-spectators near me said he was merely practising for the championship.
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Ladies 200 Metres Breast-stroke. -1, Miss Li Po-leung (5, China). Time: 3 mins. 3315 sees. (New Chint
2.
Yu Pul-kwok Miss record): 2 (Chung Shing); 3, Miss Cheung Pui- chan (C.B.C.).
Ladies 100 Metres Free-style-1, Misa Sa Wei-ying (C.B.C.). Time: 87% sees. 2, Miss Chan Fung-kwan (South Chinn).
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This retreat gave Bromwich chance to use his superb drive and his fine exploitation of the forecourt. Budge's errors mounter and Aus- tralla's hopes returned. Extra poce came to Bromwich's service ofter he had won the third set; he "aced" the champion several times.
Men's 400 Metres Free-style-!, Y'). Chan-num (Chinese Chan
WONDERFUL STROKES Time: 6 mins. 8.1/10 secs.; 2, Robert
Nevertheless, Budge looked sufe Chan (C.B.C.); 3, So Pul-kin (Chung
enough at 4-2 in the fourth set. Shing).
Men's 100 Metres Back-stroke-1.Then Bromwich, with a stream of broke through wonderful strokes, Lau Yu-ting (Chinese 'Y), Time: 7916 sec. (Provincial record); 2,the champion's service and took Chan Kai-him (C.B.C.). Time: 80% three games to lead 54, again win-
service. Budge's secs. (Betters old Provincial mark); } 3, Chung Tse-tini (Chinese 'Y').
Further Achievements
Three further Provincial records were broken at the Hongkong Chin- ese Amateur Athletic Federations aquatic championships which were concluded yesterday.
SWEEPS AT MACAO
1988.
England Wins Golf Tournament
Llandudno, Oct. 1. England. with ́fve - Ryder' Cup players in the team, has won the International Golf Tournament. Sho beat Wales by ten matches to four, defeated Ireland 11-3 and beat Scot- land 11-4.
Scotland came second, Ireland third and Wales fourth.
Surprises of the Tournament were the defeat of Alfred Padgham, form- er British Open Champlon, by R. F. Hill, of Wales, by 2 and 1, and the victory of K, Williams.(Wales) over Arthur Lacey, the Ryder Cup player, by 3 and 1-Reuter.
ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP
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Miss Elsie Corlett Defeats Miss Joy Winn in. Final
Aldeburgh, Suffolk, Oct. 1. The British Curtis Cup golfer, Miss Elale Corlett, of Lytham and Starnes, and in 1923 and 1935 runner-up
in this year's Brillsh runner-up Championship, to-day won the Eng- 11h Golf Championship, when sho beat Miss Joy Winn, runners-up in 1025, by 2 and 1 in the final over 30 holes--Reuter,
ANNUAL GOLF MATCH
Kowloon and Happy Valley To Meet on October 9
The Golf Course at Happy Valley 18 reserved on Sunday, October 9.
Winning Numbers For for the annual golf match between
Yesterday's Meet
Macao, Oct. 2. Results of the cash sweep at the Macao races 10-day, were:
Пасе 1
$179,70 38.80 17.00
No. 158
Unplaced ponies ($6.00 each): Nos. 137, 300, 154..
No. 124
200 220
Race 2
$150.50 45.30 21.00 Unplaced penies ($8.25 each): Nos. 314, 222, 473, 105.
343
Race 3
No. 201
$174.20 60,20 23.10 Unplaced ponies ($9.20 each): Nos, 207,
Пасе 4
40, 2100
$181.70
51.80 25.00
No. 134
274 277 Unplaced ponies ($7.29 each): Nos. 271,
Лаго 3 13, 161, 160,
10
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No.
$165.00 40.70
134
Unplaced pany ($23.00): No, 221.
Пасе с No. 20
$150 50 43.40 22.70
Race 7
No. 201 413
tr 77
$151.40 <2.20 21.00
Unplaced pony (324); No. 74.
ning
He was distinctly unlucky in the fateful tenth game. He led 40-15,
at vantage Unplaced ponies ($3.50 each): Nos. 24, and was subsequently
long and 413, 68, 400, 62, 311, 325, 37, 63, Net rallies were twice. Wic tense. No easy shot was missed for But to win a point against be the sel
risk must the champion every tuken... Twice a winning drive just crossed the line, and once Budge was
by hy a neteord. Undaunted, Ladies' 200 metres free-style relay, -1, Chung Shing: 2, South China Bromwich forced Budge to 15-40 on
champion's service in the ele A.A.¡ 3, Chinese Bathing
Club. the Time: 2 mins, 57.1 (Provincial re-venth game. This game, like several
others, cluded him. cord).
The results were:
Men's 400 metres free-style relay. 1. South China A.A.; 2, Chinese Dathing Club; 9, Y.M.C.A. Time: 4 ring. 33 secs.
Considering his relatively wealt service, Bromwich's generalship was masterly. By aiming down the cen- tre of the
court he prevented Budge Ladies 100 metres back-stroke from scoring his famous angled 1. Sau Wal-yan; 2, Lau Woon-to; 3. blows, and by varying his pace by Yue Sau-tsun. Time: 1 min. 30.5masked design he disturbed Budge'n rhythm. The youngster might have (Provincial Record).
won the match if one of those cruciat four points had come his way.
QUIST'S POOR FORM
Diving-1, Soo Tin-mo, 88.4; 2, Cheng Bun-cluf. 87.2; 3, Wong Kwok- git, 85.3.
Men's 100 metres free-style.-1, Time: 1 min.
Chan Wan-kai: 2, Chung Chi-ling; By comparison, Quist's
3, Wong Chi-hung.
7.1.
match and un-
Riggs was poor against Ladies 400 metres free-style.-1, Inspiring. The clover-patched court Lee Po-lin: Z, Sau Wal-yan; 3, Yip doubtless imposed cautious play, but
Quist's forchand Tsui-man. Time: 7 mins. 64.
Men's 1,500 metres free-style-1, Chan Tsun-nam; 2, Soo Pul-kin: -3, (Provincial record).
drive WIS disloyal weapon anl. overhead, his game lacked and accuracy. Alter win- ning the opening set, through a scr- Men's Club Championship was vice break, he lost the next round won by the Y.M.C.A. with 34 points, and allowing Riggs to gain a con- with 21 Adence that might easily have been with the S.C.A.A. second
shuken. points.
individual champlon
Proof came when Riggs led 5-1 The Chan Ysun-ram with 15 points, and and 40-love in the third set, Quist Miss Sau, Wai-ying with 16 points.braced_and_Riggs did not respond, Quist All prizes and trophie wore losing four successive games. donated by Mr. Chan Lan-long who only needed a firmer forehand to distributed them nt the conclusion save the set. l», lapsed again, and Riggs never looked back, taking" the of the sports. 14714
Lau Yiu-ting. Time: 23 mins. 51.
was
the Kowloon G.C. and the Happy No other players can Valley G.C. start from the first tee after 8.45 a.m. The following starting times have been arranged:
9.00 T.-D. Paton, R. Young. -9.04 A. J. Dennis, G, M. Park.
0.08 W. Ahern, W. J. S. Key.
9.12 W. A. Stewart, A. McKeiler. 0.10 A. L. Eastman, J, W. Mac-
Donald.
0.20 G.
G. Mline, R. G. Parker, 0.24 G. P. Murphy, A. D. Hum-
phreys.
0.28 J. D. Thomson, H. H. Mundy, 0.32 A. A. Lopes, T. B. Low.
9.30 W. Groves, J. A. R. Selby. 9.40 W. Dastin, D. Humphreys.. 0.44 R. L. Moncrief, R. S. W.
Paterson.
0.48 W. C. Simpson, F. Buckle, 9.52 T. Henderson, G. T, May. 9.58 E. O. Murphy, N. J. Booker. 10.00 W. Stoker, A. Brooksbank.
Reserves
10.04 E. Hanlon, W. 1. Nolloth. 10.08 M. A. Cairns, A. J. MacFayden.
The first pair will commence their second round at 10.12 a.m. ad the succeeding pairs at intervals of four minutes.
vincible, He was too prone to net shots under his backhand passing
erratic over" pressure, and rather head.
But he won his match, and nearly.
WIS adequate, Riggs made some fourth set with a procession of points, had two love sets to his credit. Ilis
Ane forehand Davis Cup debut
volleys at the net, and was compact though he was lucky to meet Quiet and steady, but he did not look in- and not Bromwich yesterday.
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