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THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932.

GREYHOUND RACING IN MACAO

WEEK - END RESULTS

Results of 23rd Meeting.

The "Amay" Stakes, 300 yards, Sr. Robert V. U. Wang's

Silver Dragon 1 19.00

Sr. Fong Chee-you's....

Saarland: 2 19.18 MGR.C. Lawless..... 3 19.30 Also ran:-Honolulu Girl, Royal Tea, Dusty Muid, Mermaid.

Pari-Mutuels;—Win $9.80; Pince $2.00, $5.30, $3,50.

Won by lengths, 2 lengths. Time: 19 secs.

The "Kowloon" Stakes, 300 yards. M.G.R.C.' Hiawatha .... 1 18.90 Sr. L. Tung's Barrier Boy 2 18.96 M.G.R.C.'s Mona "" 3 19.02

Also ran:--Whitecraigs, Switzer-· land, Marquette, Soochow,

Pari Mutuels:-Win $16.80 Place $5, $5.50, $3.30.

Won by length, 1 length. Time:-18.90 week.

RICHMOND LOSE TO LONDON SCOTS.

THE CHINA

WOMEN CANNOT PLAY RUGBY.

MAIL.

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Cardiff Go Down to Newport.

HOME RUGBY RESULTS.

London, Mar. 5. Results of Rugby Union matches played to-day were as follows:- Old Leyslans 0 Guy's Hosp. St. Bart's Hosp. 8 Rosslyn Pk. U.C.S. Old Boys 8 O.M.T. Aberavon

6 Llanelly"

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Bath

Results of 24th Meeting.

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Bedford

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The "Swalow" Stakes, 300 yards. M.G.R.C.'s June Lily

1 19.00 M.G.R.C.'s Jillander .... 2 19.00 M.GIL.C.'S

The yards. Sr. Zee Tsaung Tuck's

"Tsinshan" Stakes, 300

Coventry

Gloucester

5

Leicester

13

L'don Scottish

13 Richmand

19.21

Can Go Sr. Paul F. E. Ling's....

Oxford Univ. Great Sport 2–19,32 Plymouth

19.30

Newport

10

Cardiff

Newton Abbott

8 Blackheath

26 Exeter

Pontypool Heriotonians

25 R.A.F.

John Willy Go On 3 Also ran:--Whisper, Local Star, Sr. Zec Tsoong Tuck's... Rockice, Milly Boy.

Pari-Mutuels:-Win $5.20; Place

$2.70, $2.40, $1,40.

Won by 1% lengths, 2 lengths. Time: 15 sees.

The "Canton" Stakes, 300 yards. Sr. 1. 1. Fletcher's.....

9 Devon Serv.

8 Edinburgh

Faanstic 19.38, Glasgow High S. 6 Glasgow Ac.

Also ran-Bega Boy, Gay Bird, Friendship, Cheerio.

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Pari-lutusls:-Win $8.40; Place ARTILLERY REACH

$4.30, $4.90, $3.50.

Won by a neck, a length. Time-19.30 sec.

THE FINAL.

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"Thank Goodness,” Says ex-President.

Emancipated woman may claim equal citizenship, and a certain. prowess at athletics and sports, but there fa one game she cannot play

and that is Rugby. And Vice-Admiral P. Royds, ex- president of the Rugby Union, says,

Thank goodness!"

He gave voice to his opinion at the diamond Jubilee dinner of the 6Eating Rugby Football Club in London recently. "Play our grand old game as hard as you like," he said.

"Ours is a game not found- 11ed for women. It seems to me to be the only game to-day in which 5 women cannot compete thank goodness. Our game is worth play- sing and worth controlling."

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ACCRINGTON.

300 Hermes Go Down in the

Service Shield.

Wee Lassie ( 31.10 M.G.R.C's Bobby Dazzler 2 32.60 Maie. H. F. Cuve's

32.72

The sards. M.G.R.C.' Hot Mam

**Shameen" Stakes,

19.50

Sr. K. T. Wang's

Fairy Queen 3

Also ran:-Dollar Bill, Kung. pa, White BiH, My Gal.

Pori-Mutuels:-Wm $4.40: Place

$2.40. $2.50, $3.

Won by 25 lengths, 2 lengths. Time: 1.10 secs.

The "Lisbon" Handicap Hurdles, 525 yards.

Le Cointe's Clissold Park 1 36,26 Sr. K. T. Wang's...

M.G.R.C.'s Flyaway

Lure for Half Centuries and Five Wickets.

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Alan Fairfax, the Australian all- rounder, who will play for Ac- On the Navy ground yesterday cricket next season,

crington in Lancashire League Town Bill 2 19.421

3 19.48 the Royal Artillery defeated H.M.S. £450

will receive for the депоп of twenty Also runt--Bunty, White Collar, Hermes by three goals to one in the weeks, and in addition will be paid

semi-final of Dreamland, Great Joy.

the Services Shield a bonus of one guinea cach time Pari-Mutuela:-Win $9.80; Place: Competition.

he exceeds the half-century or $4.30, $8.60, $6.50.

The Gunners were fortunate to takes five wickets or more. open the scoring from a penalty, Frearson giving Mellon no chance with his shot. Moore scored the second, due to a lapse on the part! 18.80 of Mellon who badly misjudged the 18.98 flight of a centre. After the 19.01 interval the Gunners went further; through Bryant, but the

Won by 2 lengths, a length. Time:-19.30 яecx.

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The "Amoy" Stakes, 300 yards. Funny Bill 2 36.76 31.6.R.C.'s Lux Sr. J. B. Wishart's .....

Sr. L. S. Faung's Caviar 2 Captain Cuttle 3 36.98 M.G.R.C's Cinder Black . 8 Also ran:-Silver Knight, Abdul Khadar, Silvo.

Pari-Mutuels:-Win $4.50; Place $2.10, $4.60.

Won by lengths, length. Time:-35,00 secs.

ahead

Also ran:--Leadership, Norwood, Hermes still fought back pluckily Express, Spring Day.

Pari-Mutuels:-Win $3.40; Place Hoard reduced the arrears.

and were eventually rewarded when'

To-day's Game.

|-52,20, $2.30, $3.00.

Won by 3 lengths, Time-18.80 secs.

length,

The "Hong Kong" Stakes. 500 H.K.F.C. ground.

The "Vasco da Gama" Handicap, 525 yards..

32.68 yards.

M.G.R.C.'s Ginger Mick. 1 M.G.B.C's Rayma. Randa 2 12.38 Sr. H. Henley's Fiorentina 1 M.G.R.C's My Fancy ... 3 31.905. K. T. Wang's

Also ran:-Cremorne, My Top

Yellow Dragon. Catchrop.

Pari Mutuals:-Win

8:30.70;

Place $5.70, $2.80, $3.80.

Wan by length. 1 length. Time: 31.60 secs.

The "Shanghai" Stakes, 500 yds. Sr. F. R. de Carvalho's

Sr. K. T. Wang's

Brilhante 1 30.50

Rough Times* 2 30.62 M.G.LC's Rockhampton 2 30.62

* Dead Heat.

Also ran:-My Glory, My Caprice, Charming Gipsy, Safira.

Peri-Mutuels-Win $6.70; Place $4.10, $3. and $3.49.

Won by 2 lengths, dead heat. Time: 30.10 seca.

The "Nanking" Stakes, 700 yds. M.G.R.C.'s Snowstorm

. 30.90

Sr. . Tung's Seagrave 2 31.0% Sr. L., S. Faung's

312.70:

WEDDING.

Ceremony in St. John's Cathedral,

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In the St. John's Cathedral this! To-day at 5.15 p.m., the Club morning, the wedding took place of Reserves will meet the Argylla Miss Kathleen Constance Heard, Reserves in the Junior Shield on the elder daughter of Mr. Joseph Richard Heard, formerly of the Chinese Maritime Customs, and Mrs. Heard, to Mr. Charles Simon & Rosselet, Secretary of the Hong

Referee, Ch. Wtr. Pooley.

Black Bill 2 32.71 ELECTRICAL TIMING Kong Amusements Limited.

M.G.R.C.'s Irish Jig. 2.80

Also rang-Butterfly, Londan,) Frontier Force, Rainha de Suba.

Pari-Mutuela:-Win $3.80; Place $2.50, $4.10, $3.90.

Won by short hend, 114 lengths. Time:-32.70 secs.

FOR THE DOGS.

Improvement on Former Indifferent Recordings

The

ceremony was performed by the Rev. N. V. Halward, M.C., M.A., Diocesan Chaplain.

The bride, who was escorted to the altar by her father, looked charming in a dress of white eatin charmeuse, with embroidered veil,& The "Green Isinnd" Handicap. Time-taking is one

tailored by Madame Lemaitre. She of the most 525 yards Handicap.

fascinating fundamentals of pro-with a white taffeta bow.

carried a sheaf of Arum lilies tied Sr. K. T. Wang's ..............

perly staged greyhound racing, 33.04 writes R. S. Eckersley. During the Gladys Heard (bride's sister) and The bridesmaids were Miss 33.61 current little season I have been

Mary Bill 1

M.G.R.C.'s Cloudy Knoll. 2 Stelly & Victor's Ralph. 3 Also ran-Strathearn, Deal, Hazel Star, Best Jab.

Pari-Mutuela: - Win Place $13.20, $5.80, $3.20.

Won by length, 1 Time: 32.50 secs.

33.52 checking up the timing systems at Miss Maria Kocker. The former

lengths.

The "Kowloon" Stakes, 300 yards. Sr. P. F. Chen's

Black Cloud 1

His Master's Voice 3 31.08 M.G.R.C.'s Tarey Also ran: The Terror, Doctor-E. C. D. Lee's ship. Mary Dell, Generalship.

Pari-Mutuels:-Win $15.20;

Place $6.80, 33.70, $3.20.

Won by lengths, length. Time: 30.00 tees.

The "Green Island" Handicap, 525 yards.

Steely & Victor's Huspar 1 22.38

Ime. Simpson Sung's

ML.G.R.C's

Lady Grus 28.05

Handsome Harry 3 32.36 Also ran: His Modesty, Golden Dragon, Reliance, Fond Mentory,

Pari-Mutuels:-Win $12.40;

Place $4.40, $10.10, $4.30.

Won by length, % length. Time: 32.30 sec.

The "Hong Kong Stakes, 500 yards.

2

Mr.

Square, the London licensed tracks, and I wore an еди de nil georgette

feel that a short review of the

dress and contee, with bioge lace $19.60; whole subject and of my recent hat, whilst the latter's dress was of findings might be helpful to the apricot georgette and coatce with London promoters in particular biege lace hat. Both carried bou- nad, through the N.G.R.C., to theets of sweet peas of pastel shades. sport in general.

The bride's mother was attired in When first greyhound racing was a black satin ensemble. Introduced to Great Britain the Mr. Aubrey J. Edgar discharged 19.00 official opinion was that timing to the duties of bestman, whilst Mr. 19.06 a second and to the dropping of a

E. A. Proulx was groomsman. flag was good enough.

F. Mason, A.R.CO., LT.C.L., offici- Princess Vanity 3 19.18 To-day races are timed electri-nted at the organ, Also ran:-Charming Dick, May cally to a hundredth part of a A reception was later held at Bill, War Plume, Aughrim.

second, the official instrument be-Lane Crawford's Restaurant, and Pari-Mutuels: Win $10.70; ing electrically started by the was largely attended, after which movement of the starting trap and the happy couple left for their stopped by the use of a ray on the honeymoon, which is being spent ai finishing line. In addition, the Manila and Bagulo, P. I. The bride's official watchholder keeps a check travelling dress was of jungle The "Canton" Stakes, 500 yards, with the aid of a hand-held hun-green satin ensemble with hat and M.G.R.C.'s Ever Famous 1 31.60 dredth watch. M.G.R.C.'s Silvious

2 31.61 Sr. Paul F. E. Ling's....

Great Delight 3 31.67) Also ran: Nobody's

Fancy, Hetty, Hector, Black Wind.

Pari-Mutuels: Win $27.20;| Place $7.80, $4.40, $2.90.

Place $3.60, $2.90, $3.00.

Wong by a length, 2 lengths. Time: 19 secs.

Won by short head, a length. Time: 81.60 secs.

SOUTH AFRICANS BEAT AUCKLAND.

Mitchell and Taylor Score Centuries.

The South African cricketers beat Auckland to-day by seven

shoes to match.

The bride's gift to the groom was Ja pocket watch, whilst that of the groom to the bride was a silver toi- let set.

THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH:

Bridegroom Faints During Ceremony.

An'annual incident occurred at:

Wynberg Court (Cape Province,

The "Vasco da Gama" Handicap, M.G.R.C.'s My Song ... 1 82.60 525 yards.

wickets. Sr. C. K, Schen's M.G.B.C.'s My Choice" .. 1 32.60 M.G.R.C/

Information 133.60

The South Africans totalled 374 South Africa) recently. In one in their first innings, Mitchell add-of the offices where the Public. Frontier Laddie 2 32.80 Sr. Liang Shou Ming's.. *Dead heat,

Two's Dan 2 33.97 ing only a single to his overnight Prosecutor was marrying a couple! Also rans-Lord Roseberry, Col-M.G.R.C.'s Lily "B"...... 3 84.18 score to remain top acorer with the bridegroom, fainted and

dong. Mr. Pickwick, Tinkle.

Part-Mutuels:-My Song Win

$2.80; Place $2.60; My Choice Win $7.00; Place $6.90;' 2nd $5.30.

Won by dead boat, I length. 'Time; 32.00 pecu. ***

Also ran: My Boy, Blue Wonder, Felgned Heart, Romano..

$13.80;

Pari-Mutuels: - Win Place $8:40, 33.60, $3.20.

Won by a head, length. Time: 83.06-sees.

123. Allcott bowled, well to take crashed to the floor. seven for 75.

The Prosecutor and the 18-1 Auckland, were dismissed for year-old bride rushed", forward 134 in their second Innings, and lifted the unconscious man Mitchell taking four for 31. into a chair, where he apparently The South Africans lost three recovered only to crash on to wickets for the required 105.7) the floor once more.

The full scores were as fol

While a wontan was fecding child from the strong current at lows swans In the Thames at Weybridge considerable risk.

A roker fish

The bridegroom, who is divorcee, became faint after the *** Auckland.—842 (Byerley 77, Prosecutor had told him that ha for the amusement of a baby, the

Matheson 88 not out, McMillan 4 would have to produce proof of on being dissected for 138) and 184. (Mitchell 4 for his divorce from the High Court pedimbulator toppled down the bank at Stranraer Fier, was found to 81),

before he could be married again.. into the water. The baby floated contain a turquoise ring. The fish South Africans. 876 (Taylor The wedding was adjourned, out of the perambitator, and the way caught by a Peterhead trawl 113, Mitchel: 128, Allcott 7 for and the bride, disappointed, led woman plunged in and saved the er.

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