1932-09-12 — Page 9

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1932.

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Noronha Brings Espy Home VINES BEATS COCHET

For $96.70

Close Finishes Witnessed At Macao Meeting

FAVOURITES. UNPLACED

A large crowd of racing enthusiasts came back from Macao yesterday after enjoying a good afternoon of in and out racing. The course was slightly wet on account of the recent rains, and one or two upsets were accordingly recorded.

IN STRAIGHT SETS,

To Win American

Title.

Forest Hills, to-day. Ellsworth Vines, the Wim- bledon champion, defeated the redoubtable Henri Cochet in straight sets to win the Ameri- can National Singles Cham» » pionship for the second year in succession. The scores were 6-4, 6-4, 6-4.-Reuter. The aggressive style of Vines

as it did in the Challenge Round

A. W. Roza proved to be the most successful rider, having two again triumphed over Cochet, just wins to his credit, but J. E. Noronha had the distinction of return-of the Davis Cup in Paris. Vines ing the best dividend - $96.70 for a win on Mr. Woo Lai-tin's Espy. L. G. Frost, the champion jockey, rode a winner and a second in four races.

longs.

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Full results of the Fourth Extra Meeting were as follows:

a)

Amoy Handicap. Six Fur-

Mr. Aitch Aitch's Venturous.

140-lba.

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has now met Cochet on two occa- alons and has been successful both times

Vines is now the No. 1 of -ama- teur tennis, having won at Wim- bledon and at Forest Hills, The only playar of note on the Contin- Pari-Mutuel: Winner $96.70. fent whom Vines did not meet was Places $16.30, $7.40, $11.10. placed $4.47 each.

Un-G. Von Prenn, the German player.

(Mr. Liang)

1

Mr. Neptuno's Jingo, 160 lbs. (Mr. Carroll)

2

$2. Big Cash Sweep: Ticket No. 916 10026 11498

$3,195.71 913.93 456.53

3

Mr. Rafeek's Guiding Star,

(Mr..Butler)"

148 lbs.

Also ran: Whitehall, (Mr. Harri- man), Prestwick, (Mr. A. Roza), Tai Ping Yang, (Mr. Black), Drian, (Mr. Dashaway (Mr. Botelho).

Time: 30 2/5, 1.02 3/5, 1.35 1/5 Distance: 5 lengths, 3 lengths. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $15.60 Places $7.10. $11.80, $9.80.

Cash-sweep: 1st $185.08, 2nd $52.88, 3rd $26.44. Unplaced $4.90) leach.

2. (Unofficial) Machine Troop Race Handicap. Mr. A. H. Potts' The Partridge,

171 lbs.

(Mr. Charles)

Mr. Ferguson's White Stars, 160 lbs. (Mr, Ferguson) Mr. Joseph's Social Mark, 158 (Mr. Cocrane)

lbs.

Gun

Unplaced: each $42.28. 2196, 10024, 10036, 2207, 10417, 11586, 11601, 5048, 5917, 1808. 11514, 2905.

6. Hancho Handicap: Once Round.

Masars. Roza and Edgar's Tien

Feng Shan; 144 lbs.

(Mr. A. Roza) Mrs. H. Lowcock's New King,

158 lbs.

(Mr. Frost) .2 MA G. H. Potts Arminius, 154

lbs.

(Mr: Botelho) 8 Alao ran: Toto, (Mr. Harriman), 1 Kulangsu (Mr. Alves), Tal Ping Yang, (Mr. Linng), Lightship, (Mr. 2 Chanson).

3

Also ran: Red Leaves, (Mr. Mac- kinly), Mouche, (Mr. Dovy), Ame thyst, (Mr. Harriman), Country Club, (Mr. Venkins), Demurrer, (Mr. Evans), Inshallah, (Mr. Ro bertson), Cupid (Mr. Fowett).

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Time: 16, 48 4/5, 1.21 4/5: Distance: A neck, 4 lengths. Pari-Mutuel: Winner. $7.30. Places $6.20, $18.60, $14.70..

Cash-sweep: 1st $276.85, 2nd $79.10, 3rd $39.55. Unplaced $6.28.

3.-Foochow Handicap: Once Round.

Mr. G.H. Potts Powerful, King, 148 lbs. (Mr. A. Róza) Mr. Samson's Cebu, 150 lbs.

(Mr. Botelho)

Mr. L. T. F.'s Gold Bar, 150 lbs.

(Mr. Harriman)·

1

2

Time: 24 4/5, 57 3/5, 1.31 2/6, 2.04.

Distance: 2 lengths, 6 lengths. Pari-Mutuel Winner $22.00. Places $6.00, $5.80, $7:30.

Cash Sweep:-1st. $326.20, 2nd. Unplaced $93.20, 3rd. · $46.60. $12.96 each.

LOSS TO BOWLING COMMUNITY.

In his tour of the British Isles this Summer Vines met with only two reverses at the hands of H. O. Hopman, the Australian player, in the London Champion- ships, and Jean Borotra, the agile Frenchman, in the Challenge Round of the Davis Cup.

TIENTSIN WIN

INTERPORT,

Dr. Ohlwein Breaks

China Record.

Tientsin, To-day. In the swimming interport Tientsin beat Shanghai by 59 points to 19.

In the 100 yards backstroke, the German Tientsin interport swimmer, Dr. Ohlwein, estab- lished a new China and Hon;; Kong interport record by covering the distance, in 70 seconds.-Reuter.

It was only last week that Jim Johnstone, the Hong."Kong swim- mer, set up a new record for the 100 yards backstroke when he won the championship for this event at Shanghai. His time was. 76 and four-fifths seconds, which was 8 fhte 'Mr. Cecil and two-fifths better than the pre- In respect to the Neave, who was a member of the vious record.

Johnstone Kowloon Dock Recreation Club, the

accompanied thei First Division match between the Shanghai swimmers to Tientsin. Kowloon Docks and the Civil Ser- The world record for the 100 vice Cricket Club was postponed yards backstroke is 64 and four- on Saturday.

fifths."

Also ran: Shanghai Beau, (Mr. RIFLE

Tonduson), Sunbeau, Mr. Butler), Just Imagine, (Mr. Chanson), San Francisco, (Mr. Frost), Imperial |Hall (Mr. Liang),

Time: 24, 56-3/5, 1.30, 2/5, 2.04 2/5.

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SHOOTING OVER WEEK-END

MARINES BEAT R.A.0.C.

H. Chappelle was awarded a monthly spoon at the monthly

Distance; Short head, 2 lengths. Pari-Mutue!: Winner $69.50. meeting of the Hong Kong Riffe Club on the Kowloon Tong range Places $15.20, $8:10, $7.90.

over the week-end. The following were the full scores:- Cash-sweep: 1st $297.01, 2nd $84.86; 3rd $42.43. Unplaced $11.78 each.

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200

800

Total

H. Chappelle

38

32

86*

H. C. Watson

80

20

59+

L. B. Holmes

31

27.

Mr. Rafeek'a City of Melbourne,

175 lba.

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H. Robinson

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56

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Time: 26 3/5, 65 2/5, 1.25 4/B. Distance: A neck, 2 lengths. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $7.00. Places $5.60, $8.70, $6.40.

Cash-sweep: 1et. $595.71, 2nd $170.22, 3rd $87.11. Unplaced $81.52 each.

5. Hankow Handicap: Six Fur longs

Mr. Woo Lai Tin's Espy, 149

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(Mr. Noronha)

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H. Chapelle

J. S. Davey R. H. Woodman "T. L Tetley

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H.. C. Watson

La Soares

Forfeited 4 per cent. for use of aling,

Forfeited 8 per cent. for use of aperture and sling CHAPELLE'S GOOD SCORE AT STONECUTTERS,

The Royal Marines defeated the Royal Army Ordnance Corps

by 13 points in a rifle, shooting contest on the Stonecutters Island

net (Mr. Carroll): 81 Also ran: Estrellita, (Mr. Alves), Blue Heaven, (Mr. Kemble), White Range on Thursday evening |hail, (Mr. Pearse), Blue Plane, (Mr.

Full scores were as follow Choy), Fighting Blood, (Mr. Tang); Kanpaz, Mr. Black), Common, (Mr. Figueiredo), Allwell, (Mr. Young) Horords Mr. Ch Time: 31 4/5%104.2/5," Distance: A head) ɛlen;

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