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THE CHINA MAIL.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1931.

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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

SKI CONTEST IN

MONTREAL.

Oxford's Defeat by Cambridge.

FIRST RACE IN CANADA.

Montreal, Yesterday.

KOWLOON JUNIOR CHARLES THRILLS THE CHAMPIONSHIP. |MACAO RACE CROWD.

Seven Qualifiers for

Second Round.

Playing in the first round of the Kowloon Golf Club Junior Cham-.

Brings in Outsider to Pay $494,

LEADING JOCKEY.

The main feature of the Fourth Firat blood in the eleventh ski pionship yesterday, the following Extra Race Meeting of the Macao contest between Oxford and Cam-qualified for the next stage of the Jockey Club yesterday was the bridge, which is being held here, competition:

sensational win of . H. Charles was drawn by Cambridge who won Litton, beat H.-S. Dindale on Mount Elburz to pay his sup the cross-country race held over 5 and 3,

porters, $494 for a win and $116.70) for a place in the Kiukiang Han- dicap. To put it briofly it was a

eight miles of undulating country L. Goldman beat A. A. Laughton

6 and 4,

in the Laurentian Mountains.

The weather was excellent, the |conditions being assisted by a fall | 1.

of snow before the race.

This is the first occasion on which race is being held in Canada and is in conformity with, the Em- pire Preference campaign, as the Jusual venue is St. Moritz.-Reu-

ter's Special Service.

YACHTING.

Race to Macao on Boxing Day.

The annual race to Macao and back for the Potts Challenge Cup, which was sailed on Boxing Day, resulted in a win for Tavy II. Of twelve entries, eleven complet- jed the course of 70 miles. The boats left Hong Kong at 7.30 a.m., coming in during the early hours of yesterday.

The resulta were as follow:-

Yacht

U. & I. (Mr. H. S. Rouse)

Azuma (Mr. Imbert)

Curlew (Capt. Fowkes)

La Cigale (Mr. Croucher) Norseman (Comdr. Newill) Wanderer (Mr. Baker) Tavy 1 (Lt. Tothill, R.N.) Monsoon (Mr. Chambers)

Quest (Capt. W. Rose)

Position

2

A. A. Lewis bent J. Getlatly 2 and very bad day for the favourites.

S. Jex beat G. D. Reid 4 and 3... A. C. Stinton beat G. P. Murphy and 1.

H. Buxton beat E. C. Fincher 6 and 6.

J. J. King bent C. G. Anderson 8 and 7.

THE RESULTS..

Chinklang Handicap: One and a Quarter Miles.. Mr. Festival's Orlando 146 iba.

(Mr. Proulx) 1

Mr. Eve's Daylight Eve,

105 lbs....... (Mr. Charles) 21 Mr. Prince's Crown Prince,

(Mr. Frost) 3 Time: 30-4/5, 1.01, 1.32-3/5, 2.04, 2.37-2/5.

“REUNION" AT THE 154

VALLEY.

Holiday Festivities at Craigengower C.C.

Distance 2 lengths; 4 lengths. Pari-mutuel:- Winner $86.60;

Places $11.30, $5.20, $9.30.

Cash Sweep:-1st $154.00, 2nd $44.00, 3rd $22.00.

Unplaced:-$3.50 each. •

Nanking Handicap: One Mile. Mr. Wong Lan-kam's Imperial

Hall 160 lbs.

(Mr. S. Y. Liang) 1

A gathering in the nature of a "reunion" for members and their friends and families took place at the Craigengower Cricket Club yes-Messrs. Hall & Shenton's The térday. In the course of the after- Gomeril, 153 lbs. " noon a. programme of sports was

(Mr. Froat) 2 held for the children, this being Mr. Eve's Cloudy Eve, 160 lbs. followed by Mrs. Bradbury, the wife

(Mr. Soares) 3 of the President, distributing the Time: 34-4/5, 1.08-1/5, 1.41, 2.13. prizes, and a dance which was much

Distance: A hoad; a length. enjoyed.

Parimutuel:- Winner.

The results of the children's 1sporte follows:

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Inis (Mr. B. Montague Ede) Chinook (Capt. E. M.Bolt, R.A.) Sea Lark V. (Mr. Ceck) ..... D.N.F.

SATURDAY'S

IN BRIEF.

CRICKET.

SPORT

Senior Friendly Matches.

On the H.K.C.C. ground on Saturday the Army defeated the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 7 wickets.

H.K.C.C.: 131 (H. Owen Hughes

37, Sig. Williams 6 for 29). Army: 212 for 9 (Lt. Hamilton 66, Lt. Musson 48, Bdr. Bryant 30).

On the K.C.C. ground on Satur- day the Royal Navy drew with the Kowloon Cricket Club.

Navy: 263 för 9 dec. (Lt.-Comdr. Shaw 63, Lt. Villlers 55, Capt. Burnett 36).

K.C.C.: 251 for 2 (G, C. Burnett

100, E. F. Fincher 102").

On the Craigengower C.C. ground the Single eleven defeated the Married eleven by 7 wickets.

Married: 155 (N. B. Kitchell 82, E. Barry 43, R. Lee 4 for 60). Single: 235 for 1 (E. Zimmern

100).

Junior Friendly Match.

At Sookunpoo on Saturday the University second eleven drew with the Indian R.C. second eleven. 1.R.C.: 108 for 7 wkta,, dec. (M. P. Madar 64, A. R. Sumad 74*). University: 49 for 9 (A. K.

Ismail 3 for 4).

Yesterday's Game.

The local staff of the Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd., gained a doct- sive victory over the home staff yesterday when they won the an- nual fixture by 4 wickets,

Home: .91 (C. E. Gabagan- 25, A. F. Paul 14, W. Stoker-19, J. R. Way 11),

Local: 189 (A. K. Minu 51, T.

All 18, MI Razack 88),

FOOTBALL

Sunday: Herald Chailly Cup Competition.

Scotland 3 England Portugal 5 Wiles

Girls Race, 30 yards (Aged 4 to 6-yra.)-1, W. Omar; 2, I. Woo.

Boys Race, 30 yds. (Aged 4 to 6). -1, G. Rosselet: 2, D. Buchanan.

Girls Race, 50 yds., (Aged 7 to 9). -1, W. Dhaber; 2, N. Kerrison.

Boys Race, 50 yds. (Aged 7 to 9.). -1, J. Kitchell; 2, P. Van der Lely. Girls Race, 30 yds. (Aged under 4)-1, A. Razack; 2, G. Patell.

Boys Race, 80 yds. (Aged under 4).-1, D. Rafeck; 2, D. Rosselet.

Three legged Race, 75 yds. (for boys aged 10 to 12).—1, I. and J. Kitchell; 2, M. Sayer and A, White. Egg and Spoon Race, 60 yds. (for girls aged 10 to 12)-1, E. Sling; 2, 1. Buchanan.

Our Sports Diary.

LOCAL

CRICKET-To-day and to. morrow-Army- V. NAVY at H.K.C.C.

Friday-University Past v. Pre- sent; H.K.C.C. v. Ñavy.

Saturday-Univeralty v. Royal Artillery (L); HK.C.C. v. Navy; K.C.C v. Army; Second Division -0.9.0.C. v. Pollee (L); Border- era v. University,

Sunday-K.C.C. v. Army (2nd

Day).

FENCING-To-day-Hong Kong. Fencing Club Meet at 5.15 p.n.

HOCKEY-To-day-Hong Kong Club IL v. Argylis at King's Park at 5 p.m.; King Park v. C.B.A. at Caroline Hill at 5.15 p.m.

Wednesday-Hong Kong Club v. Borderers on U.S.R.C. ground at p.m.

Thursday-University v. Radio Sports at 5 p.m.; St. Andrew's v. Y.M.C.A.

HUNTING Wednesday - Fan- ling Hunt Hounds Meet era Arms) at 3.15 p.m..

(Ilunt-

FOOTBALL-Friday--Services

v. Civilians on Club ground at 3.30 p.m.

Saturday Chinese League Yoo Woo Y. Sung Ching; Eastern v. South China "B"; Chinese Ath- Jetic "A" v. Chinue Athletic "B", GOLF-Friday to Sunday... R.H.KG.C. New Year Meet.

Sunday Completion of First Round of Captain's Cup at Fan- ling: Entries close for the Junjor Championship.

ATHLETICS-Friday-Kowloon C.C. Children's 3ports.

STEEPLECHASING-Friday and Sunday-Fanling Hunt and Race Club at Kwanti.

Places $5.40, $5.60.

$7.90;

Cash Sweep:-1st $218.40, 2nd $62.40, 3rd $81.20.

Unplaced pony:--$31,20,

I

Wahu Plate: Flve. Furlongs. Mr. Neptune's Jingo, 155 lbs.

(Mr. Caplan) 1

Mr. G. H. Potta' Genghis Khan.

153 lbs.

(Mr. Frost) 2 Mr. W. T. Stanton's Wiggle

Wiggle, 152 lbs,

(Mr. Stanton) 3) Time: 16-1/5, 47, 120-1/5. Distance: 11⁄2 lengths; 4 lengths. Pari-Mutuel:- Winnor $9.00; Pinces $6.20, $20.70, $6.

Cash Sweep:-Ist $273.70, 2nd $78.20, 3rd $89.10.

Unplaced: $5.50 each.

Kluklang Handicap: Once Round. Mr. H. W. Mok's Mount Elburz,

163 lbs. ...... (Mr. Charles) .1 Messrs. Sturt & Lobel's Tango,

156 lbs. ... (Mr. G. U. Roza) 2 Mr. Split'a Brunswick Hall, 158

lbs.....

(Mr. Caplan) 3 Time: 23-2/5, 54, 1.26-4/5, 1.29- 13/5.

Distance: A neck, 4 lengths. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $494.00. Places $116.70, $15.50, $19.40.

Cash Sweep:-1st $312.20, 2nd $89.20, 3rd, $44.60.

Unplaced $5 each.

Hankow's Handicap: One Mile. Mr. H. P. Rees' Bunning, 185 lbs.

(Mr. Charles) 1 Mr. L. Reidy's Hellotrope Leaf,

152 Ibs....

(Mr. Caplan) 2 Mr. Dulrem's Bay of Bellingham

II, 159 lbs..... (Mr. A. Roza) 3 Time: 30-2/5, 1.04-1/5, 1.36-4/6,] 2.11-8/5.

Distance: A head; a Head. Parl-Mutuel: Winner $17.30.. Places $7.20, $6.40, $7.50,

Cash Sweep:-1st $286.30, 2nd $81.80, Brd $40.90.

Unplaced $1.25 each.

Cash Sweep.

11627,

No. 12287-$1,100.40; No. 6129– $814.40; No. 1497-$157.20,

Unplaced-Nos. 11262, 11289, 6718, 6298, 9841, 12948, 12418, 12180, 11182, 11482, 11764, 11754 each $19.40,,

Ichang Handicap: 6 furlongs. Mr. H. W. Mok's Brown Eyes,

154 lbs.

(Mr. Fung) Messrs. Chau & Chan's Sunny

Day, 165 lbs. (Mr. G. Roza) 2; Mr. Joseap's New King, 162 lbs.

set) - (Mr. Caplan) 8]) Time: 31, 1.02-1/5, 1.35-2/5. Distance:-length; a length. Pari-Mutuel Winner $27.70 Places: $6.00, $7:40, $5,80.

Cash Sweep-let $802.00, 2nd $103,60, 3rd $81.80.

Unplaced $5.89 each.

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