10
FIVE DAYS' RACES
+
Derby Candidates
The entries in the Derby are as
Jockey Club's Annual follow-
Meeting
HEAVY LIST OF ENTRIES
Everything points to a very auc- cessful annual meeting for thu Hong Kong Jockey Club on Febru- ary 22, 24, 25, 26 and March 1. Entries closed to the Treasurers, Messi Linstend & Davis, Saturday.
on
Chinese awnors have came into greater prominence, following the auccess of Mr. Ho Kom-tong, O.B.E. (whose Preshtest Hall
won the
Derby and was second in the Cham- and others whose pions, in 1929)
have caught the Judge's colours
eye,
As far as could be ascertained on
· Saturday night, the total number of ponies' names submitted is in the neighbourhood of 180-¡f not more, This compares very favourably with that of 186 in 1925, the lust: pre-Strike year, since when there has been more and more support for flat-racing in the Colony,
Five Days' Racing
This year, the Derby has the en- couraging number of 41 candidates, as against only 23 last year. The other events also show increases all-round.
What with the new stands, big fields und good class ponies, the Jockey Club should have a busy time.
Accordingly, a departure has been made. Instead of four days. the card has been lengthened to Ponies will therefore have five. added opportunities for qualifying for such events as the Champions or, on the other hand, for the "also ran" prizes on the last (previously the fourth or "off") day.
Stakes have been increased gen- erously. And the value of any Cup presented or donated is now set down at $500 for purposes of cal culating penalties, if any.
New Events
ones
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Gold Dragon. The Goods. Gay Caballero. Abel. Grey Dawn. Chivalrous. African Eve. Witty Stag. Windsor Stag. Wisdom Stag. Orlando. Diana.
Little Beaver.
Lobster Bay.
Devoption Bay. Diana Day. The Tiger. Piccalilii Pippin. Peppercorn. Peppermint.
Christnins Games. Christmas Frolic.
Christmas Helle.
The Albatrosk
The Partridge.
Grand Duke.
Duke of Longchamp. Three Clubs. Four Clubs.
Discord.
Royal Hall. Victory IInll, Marquis Hall,
Empress Hall, Blue Boy. Blac Heaven, King's Boanty. King Colour. King at Arms. Silver Queen.
Total Entries
THE CHINA
MAIL.
WON BY TWO RUNS|A. H. Madar, st. Zimmern, b
· Craigengower C.C. Defeat Royal Navy
HEAVY SCORING AT H.K.C.C.
Rosa
85
J. S. A. Curreem, c. Laing, b
Roan
15
A. R. Minu, b Brace
A. A. Rumjahn, o Lop, b E. F.
Fincher....
A. K. Minu, c Marlow, b E. F.
Fincher
O. Ismall, not out
9. A. Ismail, e E. F. Fincher,
b Goodwin ...
By only two runs, Craigengower C.C. triumphed in division I of the Hong Kong Cricket League on A. M. Rumjuhn, b Goodwin
T. Hamet, not out Saturday against a Royal Navy XI which included a number of players of reputa.
The C.C.C. 2nd XI, however, fell badly to the Police in division II, Goodwin for whom C.F. Alexander shane with! Roas
Bracc both bat and ball. On the H.K.C.C. ground, the Club 2nd XI and the E. F. Fincher Sappers and Signallers knocked up
A. T. Leo
378 runa, the home team winning by | E. C. three wickets. A number of in- teresting friendly matches were also played.
League-Division I
CIVIL SERVICE V. ARMY
A draw
was
Kowloon C.C. Fincher,
<
Curreem A. W. Ramsay, b Madar F. E. Lawrence,
A. A. Rumjahn
H.K.C.C. 2ND v, RE, & RCA
The visitors, Royaļ Enginears ånd | aRoyal Corps of Signals, declared at 188 runs for 8 wickets but the Hong
11 Kong C.C. 2nd XI passed this total with three wickets in hand. Mitchell
16
B
and Gough had a prolific second
wicket partnership for the soldiers,
4 against whom Divett and Ashworth
4 bowled effectively.
0
Dowler, Gahagan and Wood scor-
119) ed fairly quickly for the home side
and Divott was undefeated with 50
W. to his credit. Scores:
42
44
R.E. & R.C. of B. SQ.M.S. Mitchell, b Ashworth...
L/Sgt. Lockyer, b Divett..... Lt. Gough, hw, b Ashworth. Col. Skinner, e Ashworth, b Way 23 Q.M.S. Leppard. b Ashworth...
& b
Ashworth Hepburn, b
บ
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M.
R.
4 33
3
+ 0 34 8.2.4
12
2 20
17
0
b
L/Cpl. Saunders, e Ismail,
1
17/Cpl. Penny,
42 Divett
21
Gurreem,
b
Lt. Macdonald, e Ashworth, b'
14 Divett
10
17L/Cpl. Licence, not out
12
19
9 Sgt. Harrison, not out Extras
10
10
8
Total (for 4 wkta.) 121 BOWLING ANALYSIS
Cpl. Deavall did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W.
0. M.
R. W.
&
Curreem
3
22 บ
1 Divett
.18
2
63 3
A. R. Mina
B
0 Way
.12
0 39 1
B 9
1 Hepburn
0 25
B 1 18
4 0 15
1
the result the Army visiting Civil Service. The C.S.C.C. declared at 200 for
E. F. Fincher, not out
A. T. Lec, b A. M. Rumjahn F.. Zimmern, not out
Extras
wickets, their chief scorers being Madar
F. J. de Rome, D. M. McDougall and A. A. Rumjahn
F. Baker, with scores of 87, 32 and A. M. Rumjahn 20, respectively. Of the six wickets,
37
287005
Musgen took five at a cost of 78-League Division II
The entries for each race are as runs. follow-
FIRST DAY
1. The Wong Nei-Chong Stakes
2. The Old Course Plate
3. The Maiden Stakes
4. The Valley Stakes
5. The Foochow Cup
0. The China Stakes
7. The Hopeful Stakes
8. The Tientsin. Stakes
SECOND DAY
1. The Tower Stakes
2 The Tyro Stakes
3. The Victoria Stakes
4. The Mongolian Stakes
5. The Triul Plate
6. The Governor's Cup
D
7. The Garrison Cup
8. The Chater Cup
9. The Racing Stakes
10. The Jockey Club Staken
THIRD DAY
1. The Jockey Cup 2. The Exchange Plate
On Saturday, February 22, the 11. The Kalgan Plate first race will be run at 2 p.m. There are eight events, four of which are "old" the opening day. Three Are the Wong-nel-chong Stakes, Maiden Stakes and the Valley Stakes. The ather is the Foochow Cup which, for a change, was put on the third day last year.
A reveralon to condi- tions of 1922 will be made in that
the Stewards have shortened the distance from two miles to 1% miles.
Most of the first prizes for ordinary events last year were at $800 each. This has been put up to $750. Second becomes $300 In- stead of $250, and third gets $200 instead of $150,
New races in the first day's pro- gramme are the Old Course Plate
3. The Hong Kong Derby.... The Subscription Griffins' Challenge Cup
5. The Great Southern Stakes
6. The Lusitano Cap
The Challenge Cup
9. The "Black Rock" Stakes
8. The Royal Navy Cap
10. The Gymkhana Staken 11. The Peking Plata
FOURTH DAY
1. The Grand Stand Stakes 2. The Ladies' Purse
3. The Sports Clah Cup & Hong
Kong Stakes
1. The American Club Cup
5, 7, 9. The Phaethon Stakes
(a mile) for extra meeting ponies, "A," "B," "C" Class 'cap.. China Stakes (five furlongs sprint) 6. The Leighton Hill Stakes for o]} China ponies, Hopeful. The Champion Stakes Stakes (a mile)
for griffins, and
10. The Consolation Stakes
The Army XI replied with scor.
1 Ashworth
Total (for 8 whts, dec.) 188
12 0 61
Hong Kong C.C. 2nd XI
R. K. Hepburn, b Skinner
R. H. Dowler, c Mitchell,
Ing 115 for 7 wickets. Hamilton |POLICE v. CRAIGENGOWER 2NDR. M. Wood, b Doavall took three wickets and Richardson
74 two for Ave. Scores:--
24
Civil Service C.C.
41 F. Baker, e Crake, b Musson
62 3. L. Richardson, st. Crake, b
39
Musson
29 F. J. de Rome, c Christian, b 49 Stucson
an J. Barrow, c Wyntt, b Musadn.
60
41
20
61
G. R. Sayer, & Musson, b Reynolds B. D. Evans, Musson.. D. M. McDougall, not out
Extras
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1930.
ORDER
YOUR
1930
14
IC.
Skinner
33
Gahagan, c Penny,
Saunders
29
32
W. W. Mackenzle, < Penny, b
Saunders
DOLLAR
G. E. R. Dlvett, not aut
50
G
Macdonald,
1
10
The Police R.C. entertained their neighbours, Craigengower C.C, 2nd C. D. Mead, b Skinner 29
XI and won by 85 runs.
Alexander did well with both bat
87
11
and ball, scoring 80 not out and
2
"[taking six wickets for 16. Baker
17 and Alexander excelled in their
J. R. Way,
Harrison
Extras
Total (for 7 wkta... 190
E. Stainsbury, J. H. Ashworth, W.
32 partnership, taking the score from Harris Walker did not bat.
10
4
4 for 16--after it had been 3 for 21-to 165. for 5 wickets.
Harrison
the winners. Scores:
Hunter, b Muskett
Total (for 6 wkts., dec.) 200 F. J. King, E. W. Hamilton, E. B.
39 Reed, F. H. Holdman did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
87588988795
Christian
43 Wyatt
43 Reynolds
67 Messon
Fry Collins
44982**
0. M.
R.
3
15
0
18
&
80
16.4 1
79
4
0.32 1
The Army
22
44 Major Crake, b Reed
b
41 Lt. Wolfe-Barry, a Sayer, b Reed 14 41 Capt. Reynolds, Hamilton ... Capt. Musson, c &b Hamilton
69 Pte. Joyce, Lbw.. b Hamilton
87 Cpl. Davies, b Richardson
45 Pto. Fry b Richardson
20 Lt. Christian, not out
Extras
Total (for 7 wkt.) Lt-Col. Wyatt, Cpl. Sawyer, Pte. Collins did not bat.
44 Read
44 Ling
54
Hamilton Baker Richardson
** ** **
64
NAVY v. CRAIGENGOWER
Reynolds made four catches for gkinner
Police R.C.
2 31
Saunders Deavalt
0
B1
12
0
14
160
5 0 $0
8 3 26
0
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. E. W
B D 20
11 0 68
.11 1 45
B
1
32
King, b Sourbaits
Alexander, not out
Sherry, c Abbas, b Muskett
Sparrow, hit wicket, b Abbas
B. G. Baker, e Muskett, b'Abbas
Wagland, 1.b.w., b. Abbas
Reynolds, not out
Extras
Friendly Matches
At Scokumpoo, Royal Army
8 Ordnance Corps lost to Civil Ser-
88 vice Cricket Club 2nd XI by six
Total (for 6 wkts, dec.) Kirby, Post, and Danbrowsky did not
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W.
14 G 42
2 A 14 Crafgengower CC. Leonard, c Alexander, b'Sparrow Hamson, e Raynolds, b H. G. Baker Kitchell, b B. G. Baker
1
runs. Agers made 40 and Colonel
Exham 29 out of 106 gathered by
had
the Ordnance. The visitors 114, of which Oawick and Harper each claimed 21 and Randle 19.
Visiting the Kowloon British School Former Pupils' Association at King'a Park, the Indian R.C. 2nd XI. won by 85 runs. The winners
2 declared at 151 runs for 5 wickets
(A. Normanbhoy 44, R. Nazaria 28,
B. R. Irani 27). K.B.S.F.P.A. were
all out for 116 (H. A. Gregory 29 not out, H. D. Gregory 11,
10 MacNider 11).
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The Royal Navy met Craigen-Kow, not out
de gower C.C. at King's Park and the Lewis, e & b Alexander
1
ព
bat..
27
10 Sourbutts
Muskett
115 Kitchell
Abbas
Leonard
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W.
2
93
5 0
11
Z2
8
8 1 28
3 0 19 1.5 0
Wong, & b Alexander .... Abbas, e Reynolds, b Alexander
0
2
Lia, c Reynolds, b B. G. Baker Scurbutts, e Reynolds, b Alexander Muskett, b Alexander
0
15
McBride, b Alexander
71 latter won by two runs! Craigen-
Extras
gower were all out for.99, to which
FIFTH DAY
J. L. Youngsaye contributed 39.
Total
For the Navy, Sqd. Ldr. Boumphrey
BOWLING ANALYSIS
1. The "Hay & Corn". Stakes..
88
2. The "Loiterers" Stakes....
was the outstanding scorer with 47
40
36
out of 97. Omar capturad five B. G. Baker
wickets for 31 runs. Scores
72
Cralgerigower C.C.
H. P. Lim, run out....
Sparrow Alexander King
3 0 18
8.4 1
16.
2 0
8
60
R. G. Reed, b Laslelt
0
8. Abbas, 1 Laslett
K.C.C. 2ND v. RECREIO
0 King's College Division (Old) 3,851 King's College Division (New) 1,820 Railway Division
9,082
1.540
Indian Division
1,415
Kowloon Division
17,098
Mongkok Division
32,531
60J, L.
4,175
42
Bennett
Association
F. R. Zimmern, run out D. Lee, b Bennett
Division
1,917
7.701
10
8
reached the half century for the Victoria Narsing Division
Un Long
659
141
-205
83,004
the Tientsin Stakes (14 miles) for. The Nil Desperandum Stakea
subscription griffins of 1929 and
this year.
Higher Stakes Eight races on the second day, Monday, February 24 (previously the opening day) are old ones, being Victoria Stakes (a mile) open, Trial Plato (14 miles) for griffins, Governor's Cup 1 miles) open, Garrison Cup (a mile) for
3. The "All Out" Stakes..
5. The Tytam Handicap "A"
"B" Class
6, 7. The Hong Kong Handicap
"A," "B" Claas
8. The Professional Cup & Sub- scription Griffins' Champions
subs, Chater Cup (14 miles) for. The "United Services" Cup. extra meeting ponies, Racing Stakes 10. The Also Ran Stakes
11. The "Lucky" Stakes
(a mile) for grifles and non- winners, Jockey Club Stakes (1% miles) open, Kalgan Plate (once round) for new subs.,
Hitherto the Chater Cup was over a mile and 166 yards, but this dis- tance (being from the two miles post, once round and in) has been
abolished.
LATEST PRICES
Wisdom Stag Favourite at Six to One
A.B. Hamson, Escott, b Baker
U. M. Omar, run out
BF. Zimemern, Lb.w., b Bennett
Youngaaye, e Bakor, b
F. Oliver, b Boumphrey W. K. Way, not ont
Extras
Haytor, Wisdom Stag is now rated: Quoted at sixes, by Mr. Frank
Next comes Diana Baker
Then there
Laslett Bernott
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
the favourite. New events on the Monday are Bay at 9-1 against Tower Stakes (once round) for subs, Tyro Stakes (once round) for are several marked at 10's, these Mosely griffins, Mongolian Stakes (a mile) Grand Duke, King's Bounty and Boumphrey
baing African Eva, The Tiger, Escott
for new subs.
As usual, the Derby is the third race on Tuesday (which is now the third day of the meeting), the card for the day being much as before --except for higher stakes and other changes.
on
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Sports Club Cup. Then the Sports Club has come in the Wednesday, February 26 (the fourth day),' with a cup pre- sented for the Hong Kong Stakes.! Ac additional ("C") class is inserted for the Phaeton Stakes (handicap), to the satisfaction of the "small" owner."
In the Champlons, the winner receive $4,000 (Instead of ind the stakes (of $100 for such staruar), second will get $1,200 Instead of $1,000 and third prize will be $750 Instead of $800.
The programme for the last day, Saturday, March is much the sama an în provfods years."
A new feature is introduced by:
a system of forfeits in the
not
Hong Kong Handicap and "B" clauses. ~ Fönles struck out by noon on Thursday will have to pay $20 each, In ad- dition to the entrance, os of $10 and
a further $10 each if not struck ont by the time the opening, race is run on the and der, soch forfeita to be
PlocatH!!.
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It was touch and go towards the Shankiwan División
39 end at Kowloon, where K.C.C. 2nd Motor Drivers'
XI entertained Club de Recreio. Chinese Athletic Division, Going in first wicket down, Alves
14 visitors; Hirst and Lea shared the Y.W.C.A. Nursing Division
bowling honours for the home team.
99
When stumps were drawn, Kow-
loon needed 25 to tie and the last
Xavier shared the wickets between
Total
0. M. R. W.mari was in. Pereira and D. P. Persistent Rheumatism.
1 18
.10
2 28
0.8 3
0 11
0
8.1 9
0
'10
Royal Navy Comdr. E. G. Stanley, lb.w, b
Les
The list to any amount, no ways barred, a quarter the odda for a Lt. D. R. Evans, e Zimmern, b place-la as follows:-
33-1 Blue Boy
14-1 Blue Heaven
14-1 Orlando
50-1 Diana
40-1 The. Albatross
60-1 The Partridge 38-1 Atlanta
10-1
African Eva 50-1 Chivalrons 20-1 Abel 33-1 Grey Dawn 14-1 The Goods 16-1: Three Clubs 12-1 Four. Clubs
Christmas Frolle
5031
10-1 The Tiger 10-1 Grand Duke 26-1 Duke of Longchamp 10-1 King at Arms 22-1 King's Colour
10-1 King's Bounty 25-1 King Shiling King's Consort
22-1
40-1 Lord Protector 20-1 Windsor Stag 6-1- Wisdom Stag 25-1 Witty Sta 38-1 Gold Dragon 20-1 Gay Caballero 16-1 Lobster BAY 88-1 Chara pagne Bay 15.1 Good Hope Bay 87-1: Deception Bay
-1- Diaria Baye
·Förtün. Bay
Little Birvar
foot of west Colums
4
Leo...
Sub.-Lt. Mosely, b Omar
Bqd.-Ldr Boumphrey, e Oliver, b
A.B. Laslett, not out...
Comdr. F. C. Baker, 1.b.w, bles.
Lt. J. Cobb, run out Mae. Escott, b Omar
them. Scores -
.
Club de Recreio
L. Guterres, c Baldwin, b Hirst 20 1H. A. Barros, run: out
H. A. Alves, 1b.w., b Smith .. H. M. Xavier, b Petheram .... D. P. Xavier, b Leo
F. J. Remedios, c Kew, b Smith
J. E. Noronha, Raven, b Las
8. 1. Carvalho, Hirst
Eng Lt. Bennett, 1kw, b Omdr 4 ERA. Roberts, b Omar, os Sto. Cross, c Hamson, b. Omar.
Omar Leo Oliver Way
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
G. A. Guterres, b Birat
J. H. Figueiredo, not out ...
A. P. Pereira, e Mackay, b Lea
Extra
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
J. J. Hirat
H. Overy
97 G. Lee
B. Petheram F. S. W. Smith
0. M. EG. A. V. Hall
81
19: 5 48 8 0 18
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B. Petheram, Pereira AJ Kew, not out
Kowloon visited Bookampoo and A. R. F. Raven; b Pereira kept the Indians fighting for runs, K.C.C. subsequently nessed the home tennis score of 119 with six wickets in hand. Scores:
4
Indian R.C.
A, el Arcali; b. Goodwin A. H. Rumjahn, c E C. Fincher,
b. Boss...
12-1 Bayal Ha
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Total (for 8 wkta) BOWLING ANALYSIS
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