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AT THE RACES

BOXING EVE'S SPLENDID PERFORMANCE

VERY KEEN

SPORT

THE CHINA MAIL,

HAVE YOU WON?

Lucky Numbers in Cash

Sweeps

SATURDAY'S DRAWINGS

Cash sweeps at the Jockey Club's ninth extra race meeting

Ponies Gallop In Good Style On Firm Going held on Saturday

THE DIVIDENDS

Favourites had a remarkably lean time on Saturday when the Hong Kong Jockey Club's ninth extra meeting (the last but one) of the season was held at Happy Valley. Only two out of nine justi- fied the confidence placed in them by punters; one of these was odds on and the other was responsible for a dividend of just over

evena.

Five of the other best-backed ponies falled to secure a place in the pari-mutuel betting; and the other two managed a second (Nouk. hail) and a third (Majestic Hall) between them!

SOME CLOSE FINISHES

The sport was all that could be desired. The weather was de- lightful. A firm going, the ponies galloped in fast time, Boxing Eve making a splendid performance. Fields were more often big than small. The racing was keen and --thanks the handicappers-

to Anishes were close.

All the elements that go to- wards a successful meeting were forthcoming, thus auguring well for the final

this programme Saturday, when the Extra Season Champions is to be decided.

The Grandstand

On the whole, the starting was not as exemplary as of yore but every event was enjoyed. Construc. tional work on the members' grand- | stand had been completed, so that there was plenty of room. With the additional facilities for betting underneath, backers had a comfort- able day even if there were many surprising (and costly) reversals of form.

An innovation in a new starters' board proved satisfactory."

The Army men who worked it.burrowed into the ground in front of it and maintained telephonic communica- tion with the weighing room, thus tending to posting names weights with greater despatch.

The Tolalisator

and

The task of re-building all the stands in order to accommodate the new totalisator is drawing to a close and the first signs of a lawn

in the enclosure were forthcoming on Saturday.

With three firsts and a second,

Mr. R. H. Charles had a glorious day. Mr. G. U. da Roza was next beat among the jockeys with two victories to his credit. Mr. Heard had one winner and two seconds and was also first in the unofficial hong race. Mr. Arnold won the novices' event in fine style.

Honours Shared

|

2 lengths, 2% lengths.

Time: 1 min. 35.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner $10.30; places, 1st $7.00; 2nd $28.50; 3rd $74.80.

resulted

follow:-

Race 1

No. 96

14

\

83

$950.60 271.GO 135.80 ($50 each),

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1929.

K.O.S.B. GYMKHANA CHINESE RECREATION “MUI TSAI" PROBLEM FIGHTING EXPECTED

AT KWANTI

H. E. THE GOVERNOR AS OFFICIAL STARTER

THRILLING SPORT PROVIDED

CLUB AT HOME

TENNIS EXHIBITION AND FROLIC

IN COLONY

COMMENT IN CHURCH PAPER

"HUGGING THE RAIL".

Committee and members of

EVILS EXAGGERATED

ON BORDER

CANTON READY TO MEET IRONSIDES

REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE

Canton, Saturday. According to a telephone report

The 2nd Batt. King's Own Scot- The tish Borderers held a Gymkhana the Chinese Recreation Club held their Monthly Magazine of St. Andrew's In the December issue of the Meeting at the Kwanti Steeple annual "At Home" on Saturday at the Church, Kowloon, there is an article yesterday at 6 pm. from the Tung- $641.20 chase Coursa yesterday and pro-The large number of sportsmen, and Club's premises at Causeway Bay. 260

189.20

on the "Problem vided some thrilling sport to the their lady friends, who attended enjoy. Taal" written by M:

f the Mui koon sub-station, two battalions of 162

91.60 large number of spectators who ed a brilliant afternoon in the open, O.B.E., Secretary

thn H. Hunt., artillery of the 3rd Division, under Nos.: 7, 21, 107, 309, 89, 898, 274, day.

Unplaced runners ($50 each), had fourneyed out to spend

the European General Chen Chl-cheng, arrived the and many, throwing social etiquette toY.M.C.A., and 888.

the four winds, indulged in schoolboys' Church Vestry. He writes:--

me.aber of the by the s.8. "Tal Wah" at the Bocca HE. the Governor, Sir Cecil frolic, and succeeded in thoroughly

Tigela and reached Canton last Race 2

Clementi, K.C.M.G., acted as off amusing themselves and others.

It was a great relief to learn re- night at 12. cently that the Government is intro- cial starter, and Major A. G.

Roaring Trade

Interviewed, Mr. Au Fong-pao, Hewaon, M.C. as Assistant start-

ducing legislation to deal with the the head of the Administrativo The bar was, of course, thrown Mui Tsai problem. er. Other officials were:

opened to the men, and in spite of

It has always Political Department, informed Judges.-Lt-Colonel C. S. Little, what had been said about hugging the been a blot on the fair name of the pressmen that the 3rd and 8th D.S.O., Mr. W. T. Stanton; Clerk.C.A., the bar did a roaring trade. girls in our midst.

brass rall at a debate at the European Colony to have thesa little slave Divisions are being despatched by of the Scales. Mr. H. Moon:

They are in- the Central Government to re- Clerk of he Course-Major B. Cchits signed. True to the C.R.C.'s pro- that it has been

But no money was passed, and no articulate and auffer in allence so inforce Canton, and that, if neces Į Lake, D. O.

difficult to know sary, an additional division under A regrettable incident marred open house to oft.

verbial hospitality, the bar was an their position and the treatment General Shek Yiu-san would also what would have been a most suc-

given to them. cessful afternoon's sport.

A Dinner Dance

Although we are come. desirous of respecting the time- Mr. Au said that the Ironside Tea was also served on the lawn for honoured customs of E. W. Worrall, of the Somerset the ladies and a ten dance, eventually

the nation remnants have arrived at Wal Light Infantry, fell from his becoming a dinner dance, sans the din among whom we live, we cannot Teap on the Kwangsi border and mount and suffered concussion. ner, of course, was held on the upper children are taken from their homes Canton troops within the next few

condone a system by which many would probably encounter

י

No. 216 164 60 Unplaced runnors Nos.: 425, 28, 424.

Hace 3

No. 463

•

"

$1,082.20 985

309.20 462

164.60 Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 449, 8, 461, 364, 38, 483, 506, 75, 397, 228, 200..

Race 4

No. 144

"

389 428

$1,451.80 414.80 207.40

1st

Unplaced runners ($50 each), and Quarter Miles-For China Nos.: 110, 184, 263, 377, 493. Ponies. Entrance Fee $5. Prize: $450. 2nd Prize: $200. 3rd

No. 394 Prize: $100. Dynasty's King's Falloch 151

Iba

(Mr. Bulteel) 1 Own's Little Thunder 165 lbs.

(Mr. Liang) 2534. Ulster's Erin's Isle 145 lbs..

(Mr. Harriman) 9 Yam Man's Fifty Fifty 162 lbs.

(Mr. Loo) 4

Race 6.

189

468

$3.211.60 917.60 458.80

Race 6.

No. 132

FT

$1,778.00 508.00 245.00

4.-Lanark Handicap: "B" Class: One

A head, 2 lengths. Time: 2 mins. 42.4/5 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner $34.70; places, 1st $11.50; 2nd $21.70; 3rd $15.30.

70

$1,502.20 429.20 214.60

No. 227 » 345

Unplaced runners ($50 each), Half Miles-$690 with a Cap pre- Nos.: 609, 374, 257, 620, 455, 220, sented. For China Ponies. Weight 403, 507, 584. for inches as per scale.

Race 8.

5. St. Andrew's Stakes: One and a

Winners

of one race, 5 lbs, penalty; of two races, ba. penalty; of three or more races 10 lbs. penalty. Sub- scription Griffins of this Club of this season allowed 5 lbs. Entrance Fee $10. 2nd Prize: $300.

3rd Prize: $150. Yam Man's One Third 168

Iba... (Mr. da Roza) 1 Beith & Heard's Christmas Mrs. Dunbar's Hiawatha 168

Chimes 168 lbs. (Mr. Heard) 2

lbs.

. (Mr. Soares) 3 Eve's Grand Tattoo Eve 168

Ibs......... (Mr. Harriman) 0 Short head, 5 lengths.

Time: 3 mins. 12.8/5 secs. places, 1st $17.60; 2nd $11.80.

Pari-mutuel, winner $52.50;

Winner. Places. 1,405 127 406 249 178 135 91 77

Hiawatha Christmas Chimes One Third Grand Tattoo Eve

No. 247

"

262 181

$1,496.20 427.20 213.60

Mr.

Later it was learned that his in- floor of the Club. jury was not very serious.

At the close of the meet, Lady Clementi presented the prizes.

The Results

The tennis players of the Club and often made to suffer great days-Canton News Agency. entertained a team from Recreio, the Nippon Club, and the their childhood and deprived of the Club de hardship. They are cheated of South China Athletic Association privileges which God They won all the games.

North River Defences

Chairman

Canton, Saturday.

the

meant for

them.

Exhibition Match The local singles champion, Mr. Race M. W. Lo, played an exhibition match.

Chan who, being accompanied Generals Strong Protests

Taol, Chiang Houng, It stands to the credit of the by train for the North River, to left on November 27

Ming-shu

by and

Results of the events were as follows:-

United Services

Mule

valu.

GAMBLERS FINED

Gaming House

RAID BY THE POLICE

Unplaced runner ($100), No.: (Open to pairs of any ranks of against Mr. A. L. Ramjahn, the cham-Chinese Church that it has always Inspect the defences there, return-

H.M. Forces).-H.KS. Mountain pion from Tientsin, and vanquished the raised a strong protest against this ed to Battery 1. Ptes. McConnell and Northern star by-two sets in three.

custom. For years past the Anti-afternoon. Canton News Agency. Canton on the following Johnson 2, 3.LI. S

The opportunity was also taken in fui Tsai Society has been inform- "7 830

Gymkhana Cup (Once Round presenting the prizes won by members ing the public 265

and creating an during the year, Miss Kwok kindly the course. Weight for inches. consenting to perform the ceremony. Unplaced runners (350 each). Winners of any Steeplechase bar- Before calling upon Miss Kwek to labour.

opinion against this system of Nos.: 127, 586,

There can be no doubt red)-Mr. Stanton's Social Mark hand out the trophies, Mr. Ng Sze that their work has not been in Penalty For Keeping A Race 7,

(Mr. Bulteel) 1, Major Lake's kwong said

Perhaps the evils have been Shella (Mr. Shillington) 2, Mr. On behalf of the Club, I thank you slightly exaggerated, at times, for Alma' Fook Shau (owner) 9.

all for your kind presence,

not all the children bought under) Whistling Race (Man rides to We are rather fortunate to-day in this system are ill treated, however, lady, dismounts, eats bun, and having with us the members of the when this is admitted it is evident whistles song which lady writes when we extend our warmest welcome, that the lui Tsai system as

Shanghai Tennia Interport team, t>

Five Chinese were at the Kowloon down. Mari rides to winning

Magistracy on Saturday before Mr. W. post)-Mias

We feel most grateful to Miss Kwok system is quite contrary to the Schofield charged with gambling at Clark and

Mr. for so very kindly consenting to die enlightened democratic spirit of our "fan tan" on the second floor of a Maxwell 1.

tribute the prizes.

times. K.O.S.B. Regimental Race (Once

The sacredness of human house under construction at the junc Miss Kwok, As you know, k round course, weight for inches, daughter of Mr. Kwok Stu-lau, ons dual are features of the present day

life and the freedom of the indivi- tion of Nathan Road and Pitt Street. The frat two defendants admitted Ponies to be owned and ridden by of the most prominent Chinese gentle- civilisation which have been secured keeping the place for that purpose, officers of KO.S.B.). Major men, and herself a doctor of dentistry after almost superhuman effort by default, and $50 or one month, respec- and were fined $100 or two months' in Lake's As You Like It (Mr. graduated from the University M Clarke) 1, Mr. Richardson's Sucre Pennsylvania.

jour forefathers, We cannot sliptively. (owner) 2, Mr. Shillington's Bingo trophies, I wish to say a few words callousness of a few people.

Before I ask her to give away the back to the dark ages owing to the The reat were fined $3 with the option (Mr. Welch) 3.

of three days jail, for indulging ir Ball and Bucket Race (Ladies).

The Local Press

game, the proceeds of which. Mrs. Lake 1. Mrs. Ramsay 2.

The local Press has given com-mounting to $2.30, were confiscated. In cricket, we occupied a pretty low mendable publicity to this question Military Mule Derby (Other position in the League table. Although and our sincere thanks are extended the Magistrate that when the police

A Bad Fall ranks K.O.S.B.)-Nobby

Detective Sergeant Fowlie informed Clark) I, Old Soldier (Pie."A" division, in cricket, there is always to the writers of the leaders in the were making their raid on Saturday McKenna) 2 Dally (Pte. Dill) 8. that glorious uncertainty, and last newspapers for so clearly stating one of them (not the defendants in

Ladies Flat Race (Five fur-year, we had the distinction of de the true position. longs.

Court) jumped down to the road, and Catch weights)Mowgli feating the Kowloon Cricket Club and No useful purpose would be as the result of his fall had to bo re- Scott Harston) 2. Chinkoff (Missly of the previous year. (Mias Clarke) 1, Sunning (Miss Champions and runner-up-respective subject; sufficient is it to know that the Hong Kong University, who were served by further discussing this Hutchins) 3.

stops are now being taken to reduce True Sportsmanship

Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 364, 448, 109, 26, 307, 159, 189, 503, 348, 422,

Race' 9.

No. 604

"

590

$1,866.20 599.20

661

"

266,60 Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 478, 8, 400.

9.-Lanark Handicap: "A" Class:

and a Quarter Miles-For China Ponies. Entrance Fee $5. Prize: $450. 2nd Prize: $200. 3rd 1st Prize: $100.

One

Han Un's Monterey Bay 147 lbs... (Mr. da Roza)

Lau & Lee's Duke of Chantilly

156 ba........ (Mr. Heard)

159 The...(Mr. Harriman) 6-Gallowgate Plate: One Mile-A Eve's Misty Eve 144 ĺba. ...

Handicap for China Ponies that

in

the past season. with regard to our sports activities for

(Ple. Jour team was a rather weak one for the

1 Sun Wai Cup (1 Miles) -

the

ing from bruises. moved to the Kowloon Hospital, suffer-

It was stated that the police took out a search warrant, mainly through com-

In tennis too, we did not do so well inte evil and eventually to stop itolaint of the contractors, which refer- Mr. Stanton's Montana (Mr.the League. We had to relinquish altogether. We felt, however, that red to the first defendant as being the

2 Bulteel) 1, Mr. Brayfield's Fern-both the "A" & "B" shields, which we

2,079 1,188

Ho Kom-tong's Majestic Hall

3

(Mr. Loo)

4

(Mr. Botelho)

-

0

Chan Tin-aion's Winsome Stag

By contrast, honours among the owners were evenly distributed. Chinese came in for a large pro- portion of the prizes. The biggest, the St. Andrew's Stakes, fell to Mr.. Loo Yam-man (who is also a keen rider) with One Third, with Mr. da Roza in the saddle. Small owners did well and

a pleasing feature was the return to form of more Mrs. K. E. Belth's Cream- than

one pony in the Jardine Cracker 146 lbs. stable. Cash sweep results are

(Mr. Arnold) given separately. Racing details | Dyer & Belth's Loch Etive 141 follow:-

.......... (Mr. Fischer) 2; 1-The "Ewo" Handicap: One Mile. Bennett & Cave's San Francis

-A Handicap for China Ponies. co 165 lbs. ..... (Mr. Cave). 3 Classic Winners barred. To be en- K. H. Kay's Tarmacadam 150 tered and ridden by members of

have started in at least four Extra Harbot's. City Hall 145 lbs. Meetings in Hong Kong this year and have not won more than $2,000 stakes since January 1, 1929; to be ridden by Jockeys who have not won five flat races anywhere at any time. Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150. ard Prize: $100.

lbs.

lbs. (Mr. McCartney}

185 lbs. (Mr. A, B. S. Clark)

2 lengths, 4 lengths.

the Staff of Jardine Matheson &C. W. P. Richardson's Rummy Co., Ltd. and the Jardine Engineer- ing Corporation. Ponies to be the property of any owner or ownerA Jockeys to be nominated with en- tries. A Cap will be presented to the winning Jockey, No Entrance Fee. No Stakes.

Mr. Heard's Monopolist 186 the (started from scratch) ... (Mr. Heard)

Mr. Stanton's Abel 165 lbs (25

yards start) ...(Mr. Frost) 2 Mr. Grieve's Zenjebil 180 lbs.

(75 yards start)

162 lbs. ....... (Mr. Soares)

length, length.

Time: 2 mine. 87.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner $34.20; places, 1st $7.00; 2nd $6.50; 3rd $6.20.

1

Officials The officials for the meeting wordi-

Patron: H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G.

4

Time: 2 mins. 09.2/5 secs. Pari-mutue!, winner

$22.60: places, 1st $12.10; 2nd $25.10.

Winner. Places.

463

San Francisco..... Tarmacadam

sume reference should be made in organiser of gambling dens wherever

leaf, (Mr. Shillington) 2, Mr. had won for three successivo years, to this Church magazine and the houses were under construction. Magnay's Grey Eyes (Owner) 3. the Hong Kong Cricket Club and the opportunity taken of expressing our

We all want this

A number of ponies were aue-South China Athletic Association. But, thankfulness that the Government PEACE AND ORDER tioned during the meeting by this year, to have amongst our mem- less children.

I am glad to say, we have the honour, has taken up the cause of these help- Major Lake and Mr. Scott-Elliot bers, the Singles Champion of Hong British Colony to be representative Appointment of Women Good prices were realleed for Kong. Mr. M. W. Lo is indeed to be of the best of our national life and some of the animals. Others, congratulated. however, went at fairly low rates, Championship, after 12 years, trying promote this ideal has the support His efforts in the every effort by the Government to while one was withdrawn from and trying again, until he eventually sale for lack of bidding.

TENNIS

There still re-

Examiners in Canton

Canton, Saturday. succeeded, serves really as an excel- of the Church,

With a view to maintaining the lent lesson for our young players, and main many other evile in the Colony peace and ordor in the city, dur- shows the right spirit true sports requiring attention and it is hoped Ing the winter season, 4 addi manship. sincerely, hope he will that the Church will provide the tional women examiners were ap atick to his title until we have got leadership necessary Exhibition Games At someone from our Club to take his

for their pointed yesterday by the Bureau extinction.

of Public Safety in order to K.C.C.

search women-passengers coming.

and Mra

Ding-cheung.

→GERMAN COLONISTS

Moscow

Leom

place.

Tennis, I may say, is becoming more

Mr. Justice Farrer-Manby and Into Canton from the various dis- and more popular amongst the Chinese Honorary Stewards: H.E. Vico-Ad-

A series of exhibition tennis matches as recreation, and our Club now is Mrs. Farrer-Manby returned to trieta-Canton News Agency. miral Sir A. K. Waistell, K.C.B.; H.E.between members of the Shanghai and obliged to stop further admission of Malaya by the sa. "Macedonin."

Hill Major-General J. W. Sandilands, C.B., Hong Kong tennis teams were played members; in view of the limited numi. C.M.G., D.S.O.; Commodore R. A. 8, at the Kowloon Cricket Club yester-ber of courts that. we can provide,

day in aid of the Poppy Day Fund. until such time as we can have an ex- Kwong-chun and Iu Tak-cheak; run- Stewards: Mr. C. G. 8. Mackie (Chairman), Hon. Mr. B. D. F. over $1,000 will be sent to the local

The net result was that a sum of tension of our ground.

ners-up, Luk King-cheang and Luk Heartrending Scenes In Baith, Mr. R. M. Dyer, Sir Henry Committee as the K.C.C.'s contribution |

Mixed Doubles. Gollan, C.B.E., Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes, towards the Fund..

The Mixed Doubles Championship of Mr. M. T. Johnson, Mr. T. E. Pearce, In the opaning match between Mrs. a great success this year, and we conners-up, Miss E. La and M. W. Lo.

Handicap Mixed Doubles;--Winners the Colony, organised by us, was again Mrí. Ho Ka-lau and Ho Ka-lau; run- Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton, Mr. Miles and S. E. Green and Mrs. James gratulate Major Lucas Sutton, Mr. P. Tester,

Bigs, Yesterday. The first trainload of German Championship Doubles: Champions and E. C. Fincher, the latter pair won (Tottenham on. Hon. Mr.

We M. K. Lo and M. W. Lo who won the Russia has arrived at the Lattian their victory,

colonists being repatriated lby 8-0, 6-4.

thank Sir Robert Ho Tung for so Challenge Cups presented by Mr. Ng frontier. There are 401 persons, in- The second mixed doubles was be- kindly presenting cups.

Stekwang (first year in competition: In charge of the scales: Mr. R. M. and Canavarro and Miss Collaco, the to thank Mr. M. W Lo and Mr. A. L bat.

tween M.-W. Lo and Mies Enid Ld. Before I conclude, I must not forget Runners-up Ho Ka-lau and Ma Wai eluding 167 children. Dyer, Mr. M. T. Johnson, Mr. C. B. Hong Kong pair, winning by 8-6, 6-0. Rumjahn for their fine exhibition. Mr.

The refugees atate that 8,000 Ger- Brow!L

Championship Singles-Champlon, mans assembled in Moscow for the Gordon Lum, Kong, Canavarro and Ramjahn, as you know, is Champion of Ho Ka-lan who won the Challenge Purpose of repatriation, but only 4,000 Second Starter: Mr. B. A. Bleap. occupy the court, Lum and Kong won vietories to his record.): Looking at | (first year in competition);. Runnarheartrending scones for many of the Ng Saekwong were the next four to Tientsin, who has had many creditable Cup presented by Mr. Ho Kom-tong were allowed to leave, resulting in Paddock: Mr. F. Sutton. Class: Bir Furlongs For China Ponies. Mr. H. W. Moon

Handicappers: Mr. C. M. S. Afres, 6-3, 6-7, 8-0.-...

him, ons hardly imagines he could up, Cheng Chi-wing.

Kamilica thus parted--Reuter.” Entrance Fae $5.1st Prize: $400.

"The Afternoon's Matches... even hit the ball over the net, but Mr. Memento for Exhibition Tennis-Mr. 2nd Prize: $150. 3rd Prize: $100.

The boot match was seen in the Rumjahn is wonderful player, and A. L. Ramjahn and Mr. M. W. Lá. Lang & Wong's O-Moon 165

Surgeon: Dr. J Catternoon when Gordon Luns and what is more, is a product of Hong Macgown.

Hlas Kwok S (Mr. Charles) 1

Wade defeated S. A and H. D. Kong and a member of that famous Honorary John Peel's Noukhail 154 lbs.

Veterinary

Surgeons: Rumjahn by, two sets to one. Paul family of Rumjahns who are making chosen words, congratulated the win: 1.

Miss' Ewok then in a few well Major F Roche Kelly, R.A.V.O., Mr. Kong and A. L. Rumjahn, calling history for the Colony in the tennis nera and said that she had always

Odiclal Measurer:

themselves "Tientsin,best Ng world.

paid the closest attention to the playing of the Rumjahn' cousins and Opeis Mixed Doubles Champion of the Le brothers.

Cream Cracker

Rammy Loch Etive

516

Olerks of the Coarse:

8.

400

498

D. F. Belth; Mr. T. E. Pearce.

264 209

Judge: Mr. D. E Clark. Assistant Judge: Mr. P. Tester.

79%% 108 67 106

1,826 1,899

Glasgow Handicap: "Class

Starter: Major A. G. HewBON

Hopper: Mr. A. E. B. Alves.

ALAN (Mr. Heard) 2' Reidy, M.E.C.V.Se kwong and Canavarro, who represent-The Prize Winners

Bulteel's Samaritan 145 lbs.

MeWhirter, B.Sc., MR.U.V.S. (owner) 8 Secretary: Mr. C. B. Brown. W. G. Flacher's Buster 182. lbs. Treasurers: Messrs. Linstead (owner) 4 Davis. :-

"Macao," in straight sets, while

NEW SENATOR Successor to Mr. Walter

·Edge

Atlantic City, Yesterday.

It is announced that immediately be

(["(Mr. Grieve). S Jength, 4 lengths. Time: 2 mina. 15.2/6 secs. Pari-mutuel. winner $26.60; placos, 1st $10.50; 2nd $12,20; 3rd $20,50.

"2-Glasgow Handicap: "A" · Clans; Bix FurlongFor Chinis Pontes. Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150 3rd Prize: $100, Eve's Boxing Eve 171 lbs.

& W. Lo and T. Honds (Japan) met the Colony, 1929 (Cups presented by Three loud cheers were called and returns from the London Naval. Con (Mr. Charles) 1 Dynasty's Young Pretender 151 -

the same fate at the hands of Lam Sir Robert Ho Tung): Mr. a beautiful bouquet of roses in a fereace, M. Dwight Morrow, Ainbas 2. lengths, 1 length. Ths.

sind E. C. Fincher (Australia).Tottenham and Major, Lucas, (Mr. Bulteel) 2 Time: 1 min. 83 secs. The programme of band minste dis-

Band Music

pratty silver vase was presented to sador to Mexico, will be nominated as Former Pupils at King's Park H. 9. Chan's Chesapeake Bay Parl-mutuel, winner $27.703 coursed by the Band of the 2nd Bat

Miss E. Lo and Mr. M. K. Lo Mika Kwok, The Kowloon British School Formar Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Associa

Senator for New Jersey in succession 161 lbs...(Mr. Harriman) B places, lat $12.20; 2nd $7.60; 3rd tallon, the King's Own Scottish Box Puple Association held mixed tion, Tennis League, 3" Division The result of the match between Can Servi

Mapa The Results Ho Kom-tong's Campbell 144 $28.50.2

derars with Mr. W. H. Fits Earle, doubler tennis tournament on the Club's Championship Shield: Captain: Cheng Mr. M. W. Lo and Mr. A. L. Rumjahn dhu, pana (Mr. Arnold) 4 PU

A.R.C.M. Conductor, was as fol- ground at King' Park, yesterday, Chi-wings Members of the Team: Ip was 6-1, 6-3, 4-6 in favour of the local length, a neck.

Glasgow Handicap "y" Class: March, "The Queen's Own Cameron, Pattenden and spoons presented by Lau Manching, Chin Chun-chịu, Lau* H. Lo and It Tak-chrok defeated

Pes when cupe presented by Mr. W. L. Tak-chenk, Lau Fok-ki, Lo Man-ho champion.

GIFT TO THE V.D.M.A. 81x Farlongs For China Posies. Crosbie," Entrance Fee $5 fat Prize: $400. Baltes Four Indian

Mrs. El Pingoet were competed for. Han kwong, In Tak-lam, Chan Wapo, Xavier and Remedios (C. de R.) 6.1 The Bor. J. J. Hodgins, MA 2nd Prise $150. 3rd Prize: $100 Finden.

Love Lyrics

Mr. Skipp, and Miss M. Woolley won Knok Po-kan, Hung Wai-chio, La defeated Kitajima and Fujimori C.F. on his departure to Bhang- Ip & Mo's Inca 162 Tbs. -

Selection

Harry Lander's Mrs. A As Dandy were the runners

the cups while H2, F. D. Angus and Kwong-chun, Hon Inen-fong

(Nippon

Club) 6-1; defeated hal, has presented his sailing mmento me for the Best Team Tso Cheong yun and Lee Yu-wing boat to be sold for the beneût of

Kiwi Remedies, Xavier (8.C.A.A.), 6-0,

Lan Folkki and Lai Kwong-taon V.D.MAMOSIA

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Fime: 1 min 292/5 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner $8,60 places, 1st $5.80 2nd $8.70; 3rd $6.80.

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