1930-02-18 — Page 13

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930.

& Sport Columns

WEEK - END RACE

NEWS

SHANGHAI JOCKEYS TRY THEIR MOUNTS

DIANA BAY SOUND

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[By Wombat] Wisdom Stag had his first gal top on Saturday morning with Mr. Quincey who has been engaged by Mr. Chan Tin-sion to ride his the annual meeting. pony for Mr. Quincey gave his pony a gallop over the fall Derby dis. tance in three-quarter time and sent him home in good time over the last stage of the gallop in 32 seconds. The whole time. clocked in

3.40, which is alto-

passable perform gether a very ance

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TUNGSHAN GOLF

Deacon & Co. Win 'Hong' Foursomes

[From Our Own Correspondent.] Canton, Yesterday."

i The "Hong" Foursomes were played for yesterday and were eventually won by Messrs. Deacon & Company, repre- seated by R. K. Batchelor and A. E. Quina. To save time this cup was play. el for under medal rules instead of the usual match plny, over 36 holes.

The results at the luncheon Interval were as follows:-

Net Jardine, Matheson & Co... 74 National City Bank...... 75. Deacon & Co.

HOME FOOTBALL

THE CHINA

Huddersfield Gain Two Points

THE BLADES DEFEATED

London, Yesterday. First Division of the League Hud- Playing at Huddersfield in the

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MAIL.

dangerous near the Navy line, but CRIMINAL SESSIONS

Padden intercepted a pass and took the ball to middeld. The Club forwards returned to the Navy Robbers & Confederates

twenty-five onca more and though both sides pressed in turn no fur- ther scoring took place. Just be- fore full time Bolton, the Navy back had the misfortune to break his the forthcoming Triangular Tourna- nose, and will be unable to play in

dersfield defeated Shoffeld United | ment, match against the Army. by one goal to nil-Reuter,

To-day's Match Goals.

The following teams will be field P. W. D. L A. Pts.ed in the traingular tournament M'chester G. 28 14 6 8 Wednesday .27 17 6 4 72 31 40 match to be played at Happy 64 20 34 Valley today. (kick off 5.10 p.m.)— Darby

......28

9 50 53 34 4 Leeds ....

28 16 2 11

-57 41 32 Club, Back, 0. Skinner; three- Blackburn .20 13 6 11

87 31quarters, G. E. R. Divett, C. J. D. Huddersfield 29 18 5 11 30 31 Law, G. C. W. Churchill, G. P. Aston Villa 28 13 4 11 58 54

Lammert; half backs, M. D. Scott, Leicester ...20 12 6 11 50 60 30 Liverpool...29 12 8 11 47 65 30 J. L. Bonnar; forwards, W. E Middlesbro .28 13 3 12 63 66 20 Peera, A. D. Suttill, D. L Milne Bolton.30 11 7 12 64 40 20 Day, F. R. Burch, E. R. West, E. B. Portsmouth 28 10 8 10 50 43 29 Sheffield U. .29 12 13 58 28 Gammell, G. F. Rees, and B. P.

01 Burnley

10 8 12 59 70 28 Massey. M'chester U. 29 12 413 46. 56 28

Army.-Back, Pte. Bascombe; Arsenal -27 10 5 12 44 38 25 three-quarters, Lt. Hughes, Lt. Tre

gear, Lt. Evans, L/Cpl. Champion;

.30 10

70 Canton-Kowloon Railway. 77 The best gross score of the morning West Ham was

for nine holes was returned by Jar dine, Matheson & Co. represented by Mesars. Galloway and Gandossi (who incidentally were the lowest handicap-

pair),

Diana Bay-The grey mare from the Dunbar string has ap parently come sound again as she was tried over a distance of one mile and three-quarters, finishing the last half mile in 1.01.2/5 secs,

to finish full of fight in the best time which has been so far re- corded vix.:--29,2,3 seconds. The whole time was not the best we have seen as a couple of candi- from the Jardine stable

After lunch Galloway unfortunately drove out of bounds at two holes, while Deacon & Co. proceeded to play excellent golf. their last nine holes being done in 37 gros.

The final results on the day's play

were:-

Deacon & Co." Jardine. Matheson & Co. 149 National City Bank 155 Railway

155

-Net 1J4

There was some good golf seen

dates have turned in much better times. However, the gallop was very im-throughout the day, that played by

pressive and Diana Bay will be certain to carry lots of money in the classic race of this year's an- nual meeting.

Tiger's Terrific Stride The Tiger. This big strong pie- bald good looker seems to be get- ting along fine under the careful handling of his trainer, who is giving him long steady work in an endeavour to develop his ter rific stride which will assuredly carry him over long distances in first class racing time.

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Mr. G. A. Harriman will be in the saddle, I am told, and as he is our beat light-weight jockey it is certain he will give the pony every chance. Piccalili

sent WAS

over 1 medium distance and created good impression by the manner in which he strides out at the finish- ing post. Mr. Noodt was in tho saddle and as this gentleman likos his mount it is on the cards that ho will win some of the medium distance events at the forthcom- Ing meeting.

Peppercorn's Promise Peppercorn is out of the same stable and was one of last year's griffins but did not face the start- er as he went sore at the last moment.

He is a clean cut galloper and will stretch out at the last few strides when properly ridden.

As Mr. Noodt will also have the mount on this pony we can also look to him to reveal some promising performances at the meeting.

African Eve is going great zuna and is as strong as hands can make him. His forte is long distances and he can reel them off with clock work precision. Mr. Bowling, a very good jockey, will be up on this healthy black, and if what I hear is true he will give the rest of the fleld some- thing to think about in any race where Mr. Bowling takes him out. Royal Hall is one of the best griffins in Mr. Ho Kom-tong's stable and 05 Mr. Charles Encarnacao is the first jockey no more need be said as he is a very careful rider who can get a China pony to do his best at all times. Mr. Encarnacao will also be rid ing Marquis Hall in some of his races, so I think we shall see both these ponies in the winning liat at the forthcoming meeting.

Deacons and Jardines expecially being delightful to watch at times. Batchelor war playing some long balla and Quinn's putting was extremely accur

ate.

Our Sports Diary

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LOCAL Tennis Tournament H.K.C.C. daily except Sun- days.

Hockey-To-day-University. v. Y.M.C.A., King's Park, 5

p.m.

To-morrow-Hockey Club v. Navy, 4.30 p.m. (Sim Shield).

Football-To-day-Referees Association, 5.30. p.m.

Thursday--League Commit- tee Meeting. 5.30 p.m.

Friday Council Meeting.

5.30 p.m.

Chess To-day C. M. Sequeira v. J. S. Smith; 8. G. Hayes v. D. E. Carvalho; G. Woudenberg v. B. Soltau; H. W. Randali v. Sir Henry Pollock,

Fanling Hunt Hounds Meet at Hunter's Arms, 3.30

p.m.

Racing-Hong Kong Jockey Club-February 22, 24, 26, 26 and March 1. First Day, 2 p.m.; other days, noon.

Rugby Football — To-day---- Club v Army, Happy Valley, 5.10 p.m.

HOME Football February 22- Scotland v. Ireland.

March 1 - English Cup (sixth round).

Rugby Football-February 22 England V. France, Twickenham; Scotland v. Ire- land, Edinburgh.

Billiards February 21 to March 29-Amateur Cham- pionship, London.

winning a few races in the short events. He will be ridden by Mr. L Reidy who is a very clever jockey, and I am sure no one better could be found to handle him than this wise Australian rider.

The Partridge will be

29 10 6 14 59

80 25 45 25

Birmingham 28 9 7 12 44 Sunderland Everton....20 7 9 13 49 02 23 27 8 7 12 13 66 23 Grimsby....28 8 6 15

21 Newcastle.27 9 2 18 50 74

48 70

ENGLISH CUP DRAW

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London, Yesterday. The Cup drave (sixth round)---- matches to be played on March 1— is as follow:

Aston--Villa-Huddersfield. West Ham v. Arsenal. Sunderland or Notts Forest v. Wednesday.

Newcastle v. Hull-Reuter.

LOCAL FOOTBALL

Council Meeting on Friday

A meeting of the Council of the hall Association will be held at F. on Friday.

The business includes:

tingley; forwards, Lt. Swayne, Lt. half backs, Major Philby, Lt. Mat-

Maxwell, Lt. Burton, Lt. McFarlen, L/Cpl. Mogg, Sgt. Bruno, Sgt.

Richardson, and Pte. Bristowe.

Referee: Major Caddell.

TENNIS

Easy Win for Paul Kong

at H.K.C.C.-

Sentenced

CHEUNG CHÂU CRIME

The two robbers who assaulted and their two confederates were a shop-keeper in Choung Chau

yesterday afternoon sentenced by His Honour the Puisne Judge (Mr. Justice J. R. Wood) at the Criminal Sessions, after the jury had returned a verdict of "Guilty." Chan Man-ying, allas Chan Kwai and Lam Yip-kwong, who were charged with the assault were each sentenced to two years' Imprisonment with hard labour.

The two confederates, Li Wing- yip and Lam Kat-cheung, each re- ceived sentence of one year with hard labour.

POLICE RESERVE Orders for the Current Week

Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, C.M.G., Inspector-General of Police, states:--

Chinese Company,

Squad DrillAll recruits of the Chinese Company who have not yet passed part 1 of Training Course will attend at Central Police Station on Thursday, at 5.30 p.m. sharp for squad drill under P/Sergt. R. J. Hunt. Dress-Mufti.

Paul Kong, the Shanghai Interport player, who has entered in the Hong

Training Course-Part 2.-All Kong Cricket Club tennis tournament recruits of the Chinese Company under his Chinese name of Kong Too-who have not yet paased part 2 of cheung, yesterday defeated T. Akiyama in straight sets.

Akiyama was out- Training Course will attend the In

classes classed, Kong's returns constantly find-struction

at the Police ing him out of position. The Chinese Training School. Kowloon, under player only conceded five games in the Chief Inspector H. J. Paterson every Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. sharp, com- mencing February 25,

three sets.

E. F. Fincher beat H. Owen Hughes, also in straight sets. He won the first Foot-two sets comfortably. but had a stiff

5.300ght in the third, which went to 7-5.

To draw semi-final of Shield corn- petitions.

The veteran S. E. Green recorded an; easy win against Wong Fak-nam.

F. A. Redmond and A. L. Sullivan beat H. Armstrong and O. E. C. To decide on medals for competi-Marton in the Open Doubles. This was tions.

the best game of the day, and the game went Lo four sets before the University pair pulled off the match. They owed their victory to their con- sistency, the other pair being spectacu- lar. but patchy.

A meeting of the League Committee will be held at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday.

RUGBY FOOTBALL

Disappointing Game at

the Valley

NAVY SUPERIOR

The Eighth Flotilla beat the Club IIs yesterday afternoon by a goal and a try (8 pointa,) to nil. The state of the ground was not all that could e desired and consequently play was rather scrappy. passing and gathering with any degree of accuracy being nearly impossible. Surtees was the outstanding player of the game, but he lacked support and many of his movements came to nil.

The teams turned out before Major Caddell as follow:

Inspection Parade. All ranks of the Chinese Company will parade at February 27, for the monthly ins Central Police Station on Thursday,

'pection of equipment, etc., by the

Company Commander. Fall in at { 5.30 p.m. sharp. Dress Blue' uni- form, cap with with cover, belt (without frog); truncheon, whistle, armlet and badge, "Pocket-Police- man" and nate-book to be carried. Those not in possession of uniform will attend in mufti. No member The Results

may be absent from this parade Open Singles-Luk Ding-cheung beat D. Mohamed 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, 7-5; without leave from the Company E. F. Fincher beat H. Owen Hughes Commander. The Equipment Officers 6-3, 6-0, 7-5; E. Green beat Wong will make it a point of being pre- Fuk-nam 6-1, 6-1, 6-2; · Kong - Too- | Bent. cheung beat T. Akiyama 8-1, 6-2, 6-2. Revolver Practice. Revolver Open Doubles.-F. A Redmond and practice for members of the Chinese A. L. Sullivan beat H. J. Armstrong Company has been fixed for Sun- and O. E. C. Marton 6-0, 4-6, 6-4, 7-5)day, March 9 and they are requesti C. A. L. Rumjahn and J. A. E. Cassumed to keep the date open. bhay boat T. C. Monaghan and B. G. Grigor, 6-0, 6-1, 6-3.

D. J.

Club Championship.-Dr. Valentine beat W. H. la Sucor, 6-4, 6-2.

To-Day's Games

The matches for this afternoon are: Open Singles.-E. C. Fincher v. Mok Hing-sung; F. A. Redmond v. H. D. Rumjahn.

Flying Squad

The weekly Instructional patrol of the Kowloon Section will take place to-day. Fall in at the Tsimtsatsui Fire Brigade Station al 5.30 p.m. sharp. Dress-Winter uniform and cap with white cover.

The weekly instructional patrol of Open Doubles-H Yoshida and T. the Hong Kong Section will take Yamada v. Dr. D. J. Valentine and place on Friday, and all members A. H. Crook; J. S. McEachran and are requested to attend this patrol G. W. Sewell v. Feroz Ali and Firdos Fall in at the Central Police Station Khan.

Dress-Winter at 5.15 p.m. sharp. uniform and cap with white cover:

H. J. Armstrong. Club Championship-Dr. L. T. Ride

Handicap Doubles R. G. Moodie and M. D. Scott (rec. 4/6) v. G. E. R. Divett, and E. J. R. Mitchell (rez. 2/6).

HOCKEY

Sharpshooters' Company Strength.-Constable R414 R. F. Dunlop has been taken on the strength of the Sharpshooters' Com- pany, as from February 13,

on

Navy-Surg. Lt., Bolton; Stevens; North, Chambers, Rawnsley; Lt. Cdr. Surtees, Wood: Sub. Lt. Stilgoe, Fennell, Padden, Shute, Smith, Welham, Paul, and Francis. Club-Fox; Skinner, Woodman, Kilby, Coppin; Black, Milla; Cherrill, Suttill, Vidal, Beaumont, Cox, Burnell, Buttress, and Stock.

The Navy opened the game with a rush that carried them to the Club twenty-five and Padden made a good attempt to cross, being tackled a few yards from the line. Footwork by the Club relieved the

Revolver. Practice.The regular aituation, but the Navy returned and

Playing with only 10 men, at King's out on Kennedy Road Range on Revolver Practice will be carried Skinner was hard pressed before Park yesterday, the E.B.S.F.P.A. beat clearing to touch.

Constant the Kowloon Indians' Tennis Club by Sunday, March 2 at 10 am, Rifles when Smith scored near the posts was good. W. Hirst scored the only parade. pressure by the Navy was rewarded 1-0. The game was very fast and play will also be inspected at this Members will therefore after a five yard serum. Chambers goal of the match.

bring their revolvers, holsters, converted.

belts, and rifles.

Following the kick-off Chambers made a solo effort but was brought down, the ball going out of play, Mr. A good kick to touch, from Suttil G: U. da Roza's mount and al- landed near the Navy line and the though he is good enough to look Club were in a strong position when upon I really do not ex-half-time whistle blew. pect him to be as good as some.

K.B.S.F.P.A. Defeat Indians

Rifle Instruction.-The Rifle In- struction Class will be held Thursday at the office of the 0.1./c. Company at 5.15 p.m. Members will bring their rifles.

I saw Sharkey knock out Tommy An informal' revolver practice Loughran, but he made no Impres will be held on Sunday at the above alon on me. I could have done the range at 10 am. Revolvers 'only same to Loughran, and I think I need be brought. know a way to beat Sharkey. As

General

for Max Schmeling, he should be On and after Wednesday, a re- A Firat Class Miler

easy. It puzzles me why he comes volver shoot will take place weekly Club Rally Gay Caballero is a frat class of the others I have mentioned.

into the question at all.-Phil Scott. on Wednesdays, at the Bowen Road Several changes in the Club XV miler and although he gets over However, Mr. Roza has been improved matters in the second half,

Revolver Range. Musketry Instruc-·· the distances in a very good style known to upset many good races but the treacherous ground spoiled manship, but this is not built up by entirely voluntary. These practice. We pride ourselves on our sports-tor will be present. Attendance Is I do not go so far as to think he and I would therefore advise several movements. Again in the playing hop-scotch is capable of getting

In the streets, shoots are open to all ranks of the over the everybody to keep an eye on him Club half, Surtees collected the ball playing cricket with a lamp post as H.K.P., H.K.P. (R) and Biso Derby distance.

at the meeting as he may do some and scored rather easily. Padden wicket, or playing football among to Special Constables, and all per- Orlando is distinctly a sprint thing good in spite of the class failed to add the goal points. pony and may have a chance of of his ponies.

the windows when the policeman's sons holding permits to carry arms. The Club rallied and looked rather back is turned--Miss Cecil Leitch.

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