FRITZI RITZ
NOW YOU STAY
IN THAT CORNER,
YOU BAD GIRL.
Monday
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
YOO HOO! NANCY?
BUT I DON'T FEEL LIKE PLAYING HORSIE!
SURE YA DO --- YIPPEE! HA HA!
January 16, 1939.
By Ernie Bushmiller
MISS RITZ!
HOME AT
LAST!
AUNT FRITZI!
WELL--- WHAT A SURPRISE!
- REJONIE
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WINTER SALE
BARGAINS IN THE
LADIES' SALON
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TOMMY FARR AGAIN BEATEN ON POINTS
DECISION UNPOPULAR WITH THE SPECTATORS
New York, Jan. 14. there was no doubt that Burman
At Madison Square Garden to-day,(won, regardless of the jeers of the Clarence "Red" Burman, of Balti-crowd and the complaints of Farr's more, 103 lbs., beal Tommy Furr,manager, Gould.—United Press, 201 Ibs, on points in n ten rounds": heavyweight bout.
Burnin's victory was unpopulari
with the ten thousand fans who
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
watched the fight and, upon the an-Winner of Baer-Nova Fight May
nouncement of the derison, set upi trementous cheering for Fair
booing for Burman, which lasted for¦ dve minutes.
Meet Joe Louis
Now York, Jan. 14. The winner of the Max Baer-Lou In the tenth round, Farr rallied Nova heavyweight bout, on January and, fighting furiously, seemed to¡ 25, may get a title bout with Joe Louis have Burmin groggy, but Burman in September, provided that Louis recovered just before the bell sound-j survives in the defence of his title ed. The judges gave the decision tengainst John Henry Lewis, world Burman, but the referee, Pete Hart-Eight-heavyweight champion, ley, said the Deht was a draw.
The United Press score sheet pave Burmna five rounds, Purr three with two even- United Press.
Newspaper Commments
New York, Jan. 15 The New York Time and the Herald-Tribune fight experts sny that
COMING SOON!
A BRAND, NEW
IDEA IN CINEMA ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY:
Mike Jacobs, the promoter, has de- cined to reveal whether Baer has signed a contract for the second bout if he beats Nova. This deleti stymied negotiations for several days, as Roer was Insisting that he should have the freedom to negotiate for better terms in the second boul if he won The fest,
The Barr-Nova bout is expected to draw a $300,000 gate, and provide a brawl that will be the acid test for Baer, because if he loses he is expected to retire permanently.
Louis is already a 13-5 favourite over John Henry Lewis, who, how- lever, expects to out-box rather than
out-hit the Detroit Bomber.
I Louis wing this bout, he will probably defend his title again in March against Roscoe Tolts, another Detroit cimbryo boxer. If Tales isl not the opponent, then Tony Galento may be used.-United Press.
FANLING RACING
Grand National Meeting
In February
The following is the programme for Fanling on February 12:
19,
The Pauling Grand National and Merce Grove Memorial Cup miles. A handicap steeplechase for China ponies.
The Austalim Grand National
A
A GALARY OF TEN (1u 1939 Steeplechase, 2 miles. WALT DISNEY SUBJECTS, for Australian ponies.
The Fox Hunters Plate. A hurdle RELEASED AS A FULL PRO-race of 14 miles for China ponies, GRAMME
bona fide bunters. Winners of any race at Kwant this season barred. Catchweight 160 Fbs. (If sufficient entries are received, this race will be divided into two sections),
LOOK!
100 Minutes
of Fun!
FARMYARD SYMPHONY
1.
THE FOX HUNT
2,
MICKEY'S PARROT
3.
4.
THE WHALERS
5.
George Raft. Dorothy Lamour, Henry Fonda and Akim Tamiroff top the all-star cast of "Spawn of the
Nerth." Paramount's dramatic story ef life in frontler Alaska. The picture, directed by Henry Hathaway. is being shown simultaneously at the Queen's and Alhambra Theatres.
Hockey
H.K. LADIES
LOSE BY
Leading Individual
SIX GOALS Performances
Ladies' Tennis
Comfortable. Win For Mrs. Chiu And
the in
The outstanding feature of the Caer The following were The leading Clarke Cup hockey matches on Satur-Individual performances day was the overwhelming defeat of cricket matches played over the Hongkong Indies at the hands of week-end:
the "Y" Ladles at Happy Valley. At A. Bakar (1.R.C. 2nd XI) v. the interval, the "Y" led by one goal II.K.C.C.
The St. Andrew's-Central British L. Fargus (Army 2nd XI) v. Assoelation match was a surprise. It C.C.C. was generally anticipated as a win J, Fong (University) v. K.C.C. for the former, but it was the C.B.A. 2nd XI who scored first through
the
handicap
to nit, scored by Miss H. Bockler, but Col, Webb (Army Zud XI) v.
C.C.C. in the second half Miss M, Smith per- formed the "hat-trick", and two other X. el Arculli (LR.C.) v. C.C.c. goals were added by Miss B. Harker Sto. Brown (Navy 2nd XI) v. and Miss M. Westcott.
C.B.C.C.
71-
67
05
50*
SURPRISE FOR ST. ANDREW'S
Lt. Commdr. Kennedy (Navy)
v. C.S.C.C.
58.
G2
17
Mrs. M.K, 8. Oh (University) v. K.C.C,
ja steeplechase and/or hurdle Face,
rred.
than $2,250 since January 1, 1938, and liant run down the wing with a goal, G. Gosano (Recreio 2nd XI) v. ponfes that have started at Kwanti in but the lead was nullified some ten
on December 31, 1938, as ""ed for the Saints. Early in the second A. K. Minu (LR.C. 2nd XI) v. class. Ponies that have won more holf, Miss F. Wong culminated a bril- H.K.C.C.
2nd XI ................
42
312
BRAWN CUP MATCHES
minutes later when, following a centre J. W. Leonard (C.C.C. 2nd XI) from Miss Ewing, and in a goal V. Army scramble, Mrs. White equalised. The II. A. Barros (Recreio 2nd XI) match was drawn.
v. Police F. J. Lay (Schools) v. C.C.C. -40 II. P. Lim (C.C.C. 2nd XI) v.
Army
Police
12
10
40
The Kwanti Cup. A handleap flat race of 1 mile for China pontes elusal- White. Miss P. Gittins, soon equalis. fied
The Queensland Handleap. A flat race of furlongs for Austrailan
DONALD'S GOLF GAME ponies classified on December 31,
6. MERBABIES
7. MOTHER COOSE HOLLYWOOD
8.
9.
10,
1038, as "C" class,
COES The Au Tau Handienp A flat race
DONALD'S LUCKY DAY
THE BRAVE LITTLE TAILOR
of furlongs for Chinn ponies closri-
The Recreio "A" spoilt the 100 per fled on December 31, 1030, as "E" cent. record of the Senforths Ladies class. Ponies that have started at in the Brawn Cup match on Satur- | H. Kwanti in steeplechase and/or day, winning by the only goal of the
hurdle race barred.
35
N. P. Fox (I.K.C.C. 2nd XI)
V. I.R.C.
F. Harper (C.B.C.C. 2nd XI) v. Navy game, which was scored by Miss C.K. Nazarin (LR.C.) v. C.C.C. 34 FERDINAND THE BULL. Members of the Hongkong Jockey featured fruitless attacks by the Sea-
Races Nos. 4, 5 & 6 are open to Silva carly the first half. The match G. A. Goodban (K.C.C. 2nd XI)
was fast and even, and the second half v. University Club. Owners entering for se forths in quest of an equaliser. Walt Disney's races, and jockeys who are not mem- hers of the Fanling Hunt and Race Club will have the prlelleges of the Club for the day.
newest
creations
Entries close to the Secretarien, Messrs. Thomson & Company, Char in one
tered Accountants, Hongkong programme. Shanghai Bank 'Building, on Thurs-
day, January 20, 1939, at noon.
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K
POINTS SHARED
F.M.L. Soares (Recreio)
K.C.C.
BOWLING
L. Buckle (C.S.C.C. 2nd XI V. The "Y" Ladies and the Diocesan Girls' School shared two gants at G. Souss (C.C.C.)
Navy
V. IR.C. King's Park. Miss Longbottom netted D.J.N. Anderson (Volunteers) for the D.GS., and Miss V. Bradbury scored the leveiler in the second half,
v. Recreio ST. ANDREW'S LOSE HEAVILY
The Central British School, playing on their own ground, scored six o against St Andrew's, The Saints were a depleted term, owing to the A. R. Minu (LR.C.) v. C. non-appearance of Miss T. Jex. Goalscorers the half were Miss
C.C.
P. O. Paxton (Navy) v. R. Soares (Recreio 2nd XI)
C.S.C.C.
v. Fotice
SPORT ADVTS. Moss, Ms Bradbury, hills Wors Mid J. L. Haley (HIM.C.C.) v.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
Annual Race Meeting, 1939, 25th, 27th and 28th February, 1st and 4th March. Entries for the above will close at 3.00 p.m. on SATURDAY, 21ST JANUARY, 1939, at the Secretary's Office, Exchange Building.
By Order of the Stowards,
C. BROWN,
Secretary.
Hongkong, 16th January, 1930.
OUR SPELLING BEE (see page 7) longitudinal-tocalo-disprovable gudgeon-plugin-revocatory
disimilitude..
Miss Behara. Miss Bradbury and Miss Moss added further goals in the second period.
Recreio
G. P. Longfield (H.K.C.C.)
v. Recrelo..... Woods (Navy 2nd XI) v. (
S.C.C.
(Recreio) v.
L. G. GosaNO
Volunteers
TEAMS WELL MATCHED The Recreio "B" and the C.B.A. were well matched in their fixture. and each scored two goals, Miss E. L. Gorano (Recreio) V. Woolley scored both C.B.A. goals in the first half, Recreio replying through D. McLellan (C.8.C.C.) v.
ILK.C.C.
Miss Rodrigues. The equalizer came
Navy
Mrs. Williams
Superior courtcroft enabled Mrs. Chiu Chun-chlu and Mrs. Williams to
score over Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Tracy in the final of the women's tennis championship at the United Services Recreation Club yesterday. They won 0-3, 6-1.
In the opening gantes of the first set the losers were well up against the fast drives and well-placed shots of the winners, but were soon over whelmed. The final set was an easy win.
Major-
Mrs. Grasett, wife General A. E. Grasett, General Officer Commanding, presented the prizes to Mra. E. G. Clifford and Miss Madge Griffiths, winner and the runner-up of the singles.
WEEK-END
SOCCER RESULTS
FIRST DIVISION
5 Club
} Kowloon
2 Middlesex
32
Navy
Eastern
31
Police
*Kwong Wuh
-
St. Joseph's
90
Club
0
5th Bde.
30
Eastern
0
Postponed,
SECOND DIVISION
Kwong Wah Police
0 for 10 Engineers
*Royal Scots
Postponed,
THIRD
G for 17
6 for 60
R.A.S.C. I.W.D.
TUURD
5 for 14 South China
5th Bde. 5 for 23 Stanley
4 for 23 R.A.M.C.
A.S.A. 4 for 27 Kumaona 24th Dly.
4 for 20 Engineera (E)
4 for 28
from Miss Campos after the change. Souza (C.C.C.) v. Schools 4 for 36 over.
P. J. Billmoria (C,C.C.) v.
Bchoals
4 for 41 B. G. Baker (Police) V.
Recrelo 2nd XI ........ 4 for 44 P. 8, A. Paterson (Army
2nd XI) v. C.C.C.
ACCIDENT Season
UIT BAIT BANDAGE @NAUZTEX in the
a new set-adher
Joy CRUZE band.
beforeulappatan,
A Node TO
sape`reeded.. Keep a roll in the maliciou cabinet-on to the car.
GAUZTEX
The BANDAGE That TIES ITSELF
W. G. Pryde (Schools) V.
c.o.c.
I. Roares
Volunterra
(Recreto)
Kowloon
2 St. Joseph's
0 Middlesex
3 South China
R.A.O.C.
DIVISION "AM
1. Electric 3
Royal Scots
I 30th Bty.
0 Kit Chee
2 Engineers (C)
DIVISION "B"
0 R.A.F.
1
University
1 Signals
1 Stonecutters
2 Powhattan
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"Shame" Stickers Urged
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. Pasadena, Cal. The "scarlet letter" of early puri- tanfeat daya may be revived here, but
3 for 22 this time for reckless drivers, Prof. Floyd L. Ruch, of the University of
3 for 20 Southern California, urged the Call- fornia Safety Council to adopt come
3 for 2D form of "ahamo" stickers to be pasted O. I. Teoh (Univerally),
on the cars of everyone found guilty ....................... 3 for 38} of reckless driving.
K.C.C. 2nd XI
R. A. J. Simpson (K.C. C.
2nd XI) v.
University
U. Pope (Foline) v. Recreio
2nd XI
* for 40A. II. Madar
0.0.0.
(LR.C.) V
3 for 44
3 for £0
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