WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 19383.
THE CHINA MAIL
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SPORT NOTICES.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY
CLUB.
THE SEVENTH
EXTRA RACE
MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY - 02 SATURDAY, the 27th May, 1993, "commercing at 2.00 pm.
The
1.30 p.m.
First Bel will be Rung at
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges
prominently displayed.
No One without a Badge will be ad-
Field
Provides First FOXX BANGS OUT
Bowls Sensation
Ozorio Eliminated 22-10
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After 19 Ends
SEVENTH HOMER
'Babe Ruth And Lou Gehrig In Form.
LEADERS AGAIN: “WIN
mitted to the Members' Enclosure. FERGUSSON AND MACDONALD WIN the Browns by a 8 to 6 tally.
Badges admitting Non-Members to
the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms #t $5.00
and
for Gentlemen $3.00 for Ladies
(Both including Tax) are oblainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal application of a Member, auch Mem ber to be responsible for all visitors Introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, etc.
The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor.
Gloucester Buliding, (Tol. 27784),
close at 12 o'clock Noon.
Badges admitting to Members' En- closure will NOT be on sale at the
Race Course.
On No Fretext will Children be per mitted in either Enclosure daring the Meeting
Tins are obtainable at the Club! *House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy-la advance. Telephone) 21020.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for all Persona, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.
Bookmakers, Tie Tee Men, &c., will not be permitted to operate within the Precincts of the Hong Kong Jockey: Club during the Race Meeting.
By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
New York, To-day, Jimmy Foxx, 1932 home run king, banged out his seventh homer of the season to give the Athletic a triumph over
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, who itled for the honour in 1931, were also in the limelight, the Babe hit- ting his sixth and Lou 'his eighth of the season. W. F. Field (Craigengower) provided the first sensation in the Pittsburgh Pirates and New Lawn Bowls Singles Championship when he defeated J. G. Ozoris York Yankees, present leaders in (Recreio), one of the last eight in the 1932 tourney. Field won-yester respective leagues, bath recorded wins while the Indians and the day by 22-10 after 19 ends had been played.
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in a thrilling contest that went to 26 ends before the K. C. C. player T. Fergusson (Kowloon Cricket Club) eliminated C. E. Marques won by 21-19. J. S. Logan (Kowloon Bowling Green) beat another Bowling Green entrant, J. Macdonald, by 21-8 after 16 ends in the only other championship game decided on the K. B. G. C.
green.
The following are the winner's Second Round opponents: W. F. FIELD
J. PURVIS or E. KERN- A. E. COATES
T. FERGUSSON
J. S. LOGAN
Y.
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A. M. HOLLAND or G. C. MOSS
Field v. Ozorio.
W. F. Field J. G. Ozorio|Heads
Results as cabled by Renter:- Senators again dropped points in
the championship race.
Boston
St. Louis
National Leigue,
Game went to 10 innings.
J. S. Logan J. Macdonald New York
BILLIARDS.
BOP
MEDICAL CORPS BEAT
SMALL UNITS
S/SGT GREEN RECORDS BREAKS OF 39 AND 22
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SOLDIERS CLUB TOURNEY
(By Spot Ball)
the Soldiers' Club Billiards Tournament last night, the Royal Army Medical Corps defeated the Small Units by the narrow mar- gin of 27 points.
The best breaks of the evening were chalked up by S/Sgt. Green, of the Medical Corps, who recorded two good breaks, one of 22 and another of 39, and Pte. Smith, of the Small Units, who chalked up a 21
Detailed scores were as follows:
THE TWO FAIRS
YOU SHOULD NOT MISS!
THE BRITISH EMPIRE FAIR
AT THE
PENINSULA HOTEL
ALSO
The season's greatest cast
RAMC
Small Units
Pte. Smith.
200
S/Sgt. Dyer
R. H.
E.
& M. Kirton-Vaughan
190
Pie. O'Connor
148 -200
310
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Pte. Parry.
200
Drv. Grey
140
1 5
0
S./Sgt. Green
200
B/Sgt. Clarke
188
STATE FAIR"
Pte. Kirkham
200
Pte. Funnell
163
Bet, Lane
148
Pie. Smith
Brooklyn
0 Ple. Hill
200
Ple: Parker
.195
200 COMMENCING SUNDAY
Logan v. Macdonald.
Swetonic pitched. Pittsburgh
Pte. Meadows
145
Cpl. Orr
200
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Detailed scores:-
Detailed scores:
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1454
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Becretars.
Hong Kong, 22nd May, 1833.
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English hit a homer.
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
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American League.
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Al Simmons hit a homer. Boston
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Gaston pitched.
THE
MAY HALF
GENERAL MEETING of Vor-
ing Members will be held at the 16. -Club House, Happy Valley, on 17. MONDAY, 29th May, 1933, a€ 5.30) ̃18. p.m.
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discussion which may ensue.
By Order of the Stewarda,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary.
Hong Kong, 16th May, 1933.
THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB
PROGRAMMES and ENTRY FORMS for the Fifth Extra Race Meeting to be held in Macao
on SUNDAY, 11th June, 1933, may be obtained at the Sports Club,
TO-DAY'S GAMES
R. Hall v. J. Houghton, J. Chadwick v. W. 8. Drake.
(Recreio green), (Games commence at 5.20).
RIFLE CLUB
Cleveland
New York.
HOME CRICKET
• SUSSEX WIN AND LANCASHIRE RECEIVE CHECK
(Continued from Page:1.)
Lancashire lost their 100 per cent. record when Warwickshire held them to a draw in a game
that produced 976' runs for 21 wickets.
Notts again disappointed, Worces Chapter forcing a draw. Heavy scoring
Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig,
man and Combs hit homers
COMPLETE Detroit
FIXTURES Washington
St. Louis
Beat "C" Coy, S.W.B. Philadelphia
By 73 Points.
BELILIOS SHIELD ENCOUNTER,
Fergusson v. Marques. THE Hong Kong Rifle Club completed their series of matches for the Belillos Shield fast
Detailed scores!
Heads C. E. Marques T. Fergusson Friday evening when they shot off 1 their tie with "C" Company of the iSouth Wales Borderers.
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Poor scores were registered on
2 both sides, at the end of the day
R A. Stanley
C. Watson
10 J. L Tetley
7 10
at Southampton resulted in major points going to Surrey, who com piled 506.
EARLIER RESULT.
County Championship. Yorkshire beast Leicestershire `by |an inning and 146 runs at Brad-
ford.
Lelcester: 65 (Macaulay 6 for
.25);
39 (Macaulay 6 for 22, Verity
4 for 17).
Yorkshire: 250 for 7 dec.
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE TO DATE.
Inne. No,
The biggest surprise of the day. was the defeat of Kent at Suerez Derby by the large margin of 8 Yorkshire
Johnson and Jimmy Foxx hit wickets. Northants also succeed- Lancs.
Warwick ed in annexing maximum points
Middlesex at the expense of Glamorgan.
Kent The West Indies, aided by a Derby
Derbyshire spectacular century from George Surrey
Notts Headley, the "Black Bradman" Gloucester of the team, recorded their Northants fourth win on tour when they Essex beat the M.C.C. at Lord's. In Glamorgan Worcester 642 the other friendly Cambridge Hants 562 University drew with Middlesex. Lelcenter In a programme that provided Somerset 454 eleven centuries, two of which were double centuries, Barling, 428 the young Surrey batsman head- 428 ed the honours list with 269. Iddon, the brilliant Lancashire all-rounder, scored 204 not out.
Brooklyn Chicago [Philadelphia .15 20 American League.
81 26 28 84 New York
27 29 28 84 Washington 29-25 28 77
28 21 19 B
Cleveland
homers.
TABLES TO DATE.
Pittsburgh St. Louis
'National League.
W. L. $21 11 19 18
Per. ,856
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Hong Kong Jockey Club Stables, or
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Smith, Seth and Fleming, G Des
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Vaux Road Central.
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2 the Club securing a lead of 5 points.
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21 24 20 85 Detroit
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S. W. B. "C". Company Sgt. Beissh
20 Cpt. Jones Pte. Smith Pte. Morgan (Cpt. Straw
25 27 16 88 A superb display of big hitting by 24 27 15 66 C. H. Knott (Kent) and G. F. Earle 24 22 18 64 (Somerset) enabled Martincan's tear
26 17 20 63 ing team to score at the remarkable 23 17 11 81 rate of four auns a minute in a 18. 17
1.844 | day match inst the Alert
Sporting Club, Knott madee 181 in 356 81-minutes, actually scoring his last 88 01 in quarter of an hour. His in- nings included no fewer than a dozên
WOMEN'S ALL-IN WRESTLING
Miss R. Dalziel caused a surprise at G. W. Robson this year won Shang nose and ear, twisting and appeared CONTREXEVILLE the K.C.C. yesterday when she ell hai's Bret championship and he is to quite ignorant of the grosserways DE
minated her sister, Miza 0. Dalziel, in receive a replica of the Capstan Cup finishing off an opponent
!Belgium la anxious to ~ challenge. -WATER -- the Semi-Final Round of the Kowloon memento of his victory.
she did Cricket Club's Ladies Tennis Cham
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Great Britain peta. Cine-International Eliminates Uric Acļš" pionship,
Cardif, May 11 a Joavyweight Content for the Women's World Cham Belleva Constipation The winner will meet Miss A. Grit boringcontest here this evening, pionship.
Regularipes thethe in the
Pack Phem, the British heavyweight| Functions Of Nutrition
MAKE YOUR CURE
AT HOME
Final
champion, knocked out the German PRAGUE A Tennis-Teaching ́ROME, May 19, The Italian racer Champion, Muller, fa, the first round Machina, which, it is claimed, does Binda, who was leading in the general with a solar plexus punch, Bouter. away with, the need of ranking at after the Bils 'stage of
content vented by
the Italian bicycle rally, yesterday, LONDON, May 9 Not won the tenth lap of the race-Havs0, with filling, the expensive ringside seats The "mach GAME all-in Wrestling bouts, women talk circular wall London, To-day--Highlander, which are now ambitious to give exhibitions bouncy at 31/ was amongst the favourite
in the ring of their own peculiar abi- palábad st“the HONG-KONG CANTON Derby,, was scrabchode
Sole Aganist,
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the Capstan Cup His bienā pras |by the British-American Tobacco
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Bruno,
the
FRIENDLIES.
West Indien beat the MCC by
152 runs at Lord's
West Indies: 309 (G. Headley Ps 128) and 268. 34.CC. 246 and 179.
Cambridge University: drew with Middlesex at Cambridge.
Cambridge: 247 and 291: (Dur-
Misión 5 for 74.) Middlesex: 280 and 186 for 8,
P. W. LW. L. R. Pts.
15- 5 3
K 0 10.0 85 9 3 0 0 0 0 45 10 1 0 0 35 3 2
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TO-DAY'S CRICKET
County Championship/
Gloucester v. Esses
Warwick
0
Cheltenham
Worcester
(at Edgbaston)
{mt Cardiff) (at Chesterfield) (at. Bore) Myat Manchester) Friendben Hampshire v. West Indies
(at Southampton). Cambridge U. 1. Nottawa,
(at Carabridge)
Glamorgan, v. Yorkshire Derby v. Leicester Susser v. Somerset
Lancashire v. Kent
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