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FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1993.

DE MINIMIS BEST FOR TO-MORROW'S CLASSIC

NATIONAL DAY LIKES "Y" WIN 10-2

THE DISTANCE

GAY BUTTERFLY'S CHALLENGE.

MR. HEARD LOOKS LIKE BEING FAVOURITE AGAIN

(By Rapier.)

South China Water

Poloists Swamped.

SCHREUDER SCORES FIVE.

BILLIARDS

BORDERERS RECORD SWEEPING WIN

(BY CRAWL) LINCOLNS AND ENGINEERS

The YM.C.A. first team over- whelmed the South China' Athletic

Amociation at water-polo game in the pool yesterday.

The visitors were without the services of Kwok Mok-hoi, their regular goalkeeper, Li Ping-pui,

AGAIN TRIUMPH

JARMAN REGISTERS 42 BREAK

(By Spot Ball)

left back, Wong Ki-leung, the Borderers, holders of the Garrison Billiards League gained

DE MINIMIS is the best qualified starter for the Second Spring Sub- pivot, and Chan Ki-chun, their another weeping victory list night when they routed the Arill-

scription Griffins Champions at the Valley to-morrow. It will right winger..

all depend on who the jockey will be whether he wins.

Gay Butterfly (Mr. Heard) and National Day (Mr. Proulx) are the next best entries. The distance, 14 Miles, just suits the Tatter pony, considered to be the best of the most recent batch of subs.

cannot see any other pony in the race.

If Mr. "Leo" Frost took out De Minimis I would back my shirt

on the Lewis and Tinson pony.

The duel between Bag and Bag- gage and Sadko will be one of the (main features of the Seventh Ex- tra Meeting at the Valley to-

morrow.

Last time they were out together Mr. Harriman brought Sadko, home well ahead of Mr. Heard's mount| to pay a big dividend. To-morrow. however. I expect to see Bag and" Baggage tear up the field of five- starters-judging from his track) wark. Mr. "Johnny" Heard will: be riding Mr. Chan Wing-yung's RACE entrant, while Mr. Butler will be eut on Sadko,

Sitting Bull Starting.

The Selections.

1-

BAG AND BAGGAGE SADKON

GAY CRUSADER. ·

RACE 2-

ROYAL FLUSH TILLICUM ALEXANDRA HALL

Mr. Frost, champion· jockey, 18 taking out Sitting Bull, that old favourite, while Mr. Fung is riding Gay Crusader a distinct posal-RACE & blity at 145 lb. I believe Mfr. Proulx

has charge of King's Justice, the only other challenger Race In a field of five out of 13 entries. Mr. Heard has another good boking pony in the Stonecutters Handicap when he faces the BACE

Royal starter on his own pony, Flush. Mr Frost on Tiflicum is the big danger. Mr. "Beany Proulx is riding Alexandra Hell, another likely pony over Fiya Furlongs.

4

WOODLAND STAG THE GIRAFFE RATION

DE MINIMIS NATIONAL DAY GAY BUTTERFLY.

? WARRINGTON“

KING-SALMON, AMOY

|RACH 7—9)

DUPLEX MELODY

NOW'S THE TIME Mt. Hope is taking out Jack RACE 8- Sharkey In this event, biat Fdo not favour his chances.

Leo Frost's Winner. Mr. Frost, is riding a "cinch" Inj the Brisbane Summer Handicap. There is not a pony in the field of seven starters that can touch Woodland Stag. Mr. Heard is rid. ing The Giraffe, which should secure a pince, while Ration's first outing for many months will be in

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IMPERIAL HALL -HELVEELYN

DEVON

RACE 9.-..!

IRON GREY PARTNERSHIP CHARMING FACE

RACE 18-

WHITE BUTTERFLY JACK OLANTERN THE GADWALL

the hands of Mr. Proulx. Ration wall (Mr. Hope) and Banjelina is worth watching despite his dis(Mr. Chanson) are likely to prove appointing displays earlier in the dangerous. | SCABOU.

I do not think Mr. Butler will Mr. Betelho is riding, Sunep, be able to push Devon past alther while Canny (Mr. Buller), Tecum-Imperial Hall (Nr. Heard) or sch (Mr. Poy) and But After That Helvellyn (Mr. Frost) as he did at (Mr. Ingram) are the other pro the last meeting, but his riding of the pony cn that occasion was so Warrington is in good condition, brilliant that it will not soon be and should win. The Lama Handi-forgotten, « ^.

Krata Viz (Mr. Fischer) should cap looks a certainty for Mr. Reard, though King Salmon's re- not again surprise, though it would

bable starters,

The "Y" played splendidly, their perfect combination being the feature of the game. Uwing to business ressons, South China were unable to field a full team and were forced to borrow Fullager from the "Y". ~

In the first half the "Y?, to scored almost immediately through Schreuder. Two minutes later Schreuder added another goal and followed it with a third soon after.

South China. tried desperately, hard to prevent Schreuder from getting within range, but the "y" skipper was in his best form....

South China broke away during in melee and Ching Wing-kong scored their first goal with a good effort. Just before the interval further the "Y, however, went ahead through Kert.

In the second half the "Y" Awent South China off their feet, and scored another six goals through Schreuder (2), Campbell (2) Donn and Lange one each.

South China replied with a goa! scored in the latter stages of the game Kwok Tsung-hang.

Y.M.C.A.-H. Angus; H. Lange and A. G. Donn; E. W. Railton; W. F. Kerr, W. Schreuder, and W. Campbell.

South China:-Wong Sang-man; Chan Shiu-kum and Yeung Yuen- wa; E. Fullager; Leung Wai-seng, and Ching

Kwok Taung-hang Wing-kang.

Referee K. Jenner. V hre NTALE

SATURDAY'S GAME:

On Saturday night the following scratch. "Y" team will play the! Chinese Bathing Club at the lat. ter's pitch at North Point, com- mencing. 9.16 p.m.:-H. Angus; H. Lange and K. Jenner; E, Goldman; G. Fowler, W. Schreuder (Cap- tain), and W. Kerr.

Reserves: C. Chadderton and D. Sutherland. ::

lery by a margin of 431 points at Victoria Barracks..

*C/Sgt. Jarman: "runner-up in the Colony Billiards Championship, again recorded the best break with a 12 against Sgt. Beeston of the Royal Artillery.

Borderers L/Cpl. Ellis Pte. Clapp.

C/Sgt. Jarman Pte. Walters Pte Williams. Dmr. Matthias.

Royal Artillery

150

Bdr. Elliott.

40

150

Bdr. Combey

49

150

Sgt. Beeston

104

150

Sgt. Bryant,

115

150

*M/G. Pine

112

150

Bdr. Vibbert.

49

900

469

GRAY'S DRAMATIC VICTORY.

THE Lincolns again registered a win by defeating the Small Units

by

Tuy 17 points, at the RAS.C. Mees

There were several good breaks in this match, 8 Sgt Clarke of the Small Units registering two succesive ones of 38 and 31, while Sgt. Ash of the Lincolns chalked up three breaks of 20, 20 and 21. The most exciting game of the evening was that between Dyr. Gray of the Small Units and Sgt. Green of the Lincolns.

Green required only 3 points to win, but Gray, 25 points behind, played magnificently to run out winner with a 26 anfinished break, Green chalked up a 34 break in the early stages, an

LINCOLNS

Pte. Funnell, Smith and O'Connor, also of the Small Units, had breaks of 22, 36 and 25 respectively,

Small Unita Pie. Funnell.

Dvr. Gray Pte. Smith

Sgt Ash

Sgt. James

L/Cpl. Herriol.

139

160

4

Sgi, Green

150

Pte. O'Connor

160

Cpl. Troy

40

L/Cpl. Maltby.

S/Sgt. Clarke

150

Pie, Abbol

.785

Royal Engineers scored a very close win over the Royal Army Medical Corps at Wellington Barracks last night, when they emerged victorious by 22 polls...

L/Sgt. Hollingsworth, was the only player to register a noteworthy break, chalking up a "25′′against Ple, Tarry whom he' beat" by 42 points.

. M. Floyd S/Sgt. Savell L/Sgt. Hollingsworth L/Cpl. Greenhill, Spr. Whittaker

Royal Engineers Lt. Regan

Y.

RA.M.C.

131

Pie. Smith

150

180

Pie. Hall'

82

360

Sgt. Lane

134

150

Fle. Parry

108

144

S/Sgt. Green,

150

81

Ple. Kirkham

150

806

-784

TABLE TO DATE

P. W. L. Pls.

88 0.18

8 8 0.16

Royal Artillery

8 448 844

S.W.B. RUNNERS-UP

Borderers Lincoln's

RA. Medical Corp. 80 80 Small Units

0.8

CECOND. half goals against the Royal Artillery by H. and L. Harris Royal Engineers

gave the South Wales Borderers the runners-up position in the Premier soccer league yesterday at the K.F.C.

After a goalless first half the Borderers scored two good goals

in the second half through their right wing-pair.

Then they slackened up considerably, and Seal, the Interpprt left winger, reduced the lead. The game finished in fast failng light.

cent improvement should not be be well to watch him closely-like- STARTING TIMES FOR hurriedly overlooked, Mr. Frost wise Swale (Mr. Harriman).

Is riding Amoy, another useful performer over 14 Miles, but 1 fancy the weight will be a little against him.

Iron Grey's Chance.

If Iron Grey goes out in the Crocodile Handicap he should win

FANLING

Sunday's Pairings.

Adam (Mr. Keswick). Helter from Partnership and Charming The following were the starting Skelter (Mr. Butler) and Iron Grey Face. Mr. Butler is riding Bur times of the Royal Hong Kong Golf (Mr. Harriman):

require gomaster likely outsider, while Club for Fanling on Sunday:

Mr. Chanson will be up on Flying watching:

Boy

may

Mr. Young for Novices. The second section of the Lama Handicap-the Novices. event-- Tooks like providing" Mr. Peter Young with a win on White. But terfly. In a big, field Jack O'Lantern (Mr. Ingram), The Gad-

HONG

A big dividend should be pald on the Pole Pony Scurry oyer Three Furlongs, Little Is known of the ponies, ind still-less, as to who will ride them

Ortalders, -GMr. B^N, Pan should. long awaited [Second Nil

KONG over mile,,

RIDING SCHOOL,

may cause

rouble, Disorderly Con |and-Now's THA

ring) are

MA TAU WEI ROAD, KOWLOON” Bold General

TAKE BUBER ZA 1.

LESSON

will prob

New Course, 9.82 am. A. Stokkink, R. A. Rodgers. 9.86

9.40 My RC Webb

9,44

9.48

News In Brief.

W. A. Stewart (9) best. A. W. Hodges (17) by 4 and 2 in the First Bound of the Happy Valley Golf Club's summer singits competilen.

Stewart will mot N.K. Littlejohn (12) in the Second Round. -

Pilcher and T. Armstrong have sigulfed their intention of playing for McKiney, C. Austin,

the Tennis A G. Denny 2. E. Brules, the Girl Bervice C. C. Comdr. McBesh, L Lengus "this" Comdr. Lloyd

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HK AREA TENNIS

Service Corps Defeat. 12th Battery,

TWO SETS DROPPED

HE| Royal Army Service Corpo defeated the 12th Battery, Royal Artillery, by seis to 2 in the Hong Kong Aren Tennis League yesterday. Detailed scores:

Capt. P. S. Cannon and Sgt. Tipple (BAS.C.) :——— beat Lt. Herbert and Sgt. Wood 6-2- beat Lt. Flowerdaw and Bdr The following have been selected to best M-G. Manley and Ger...

Chinese

at the Se

matchin

In the kas

The China Mail Sports Diary

repre vices

the Children's Playground Fund

Pardoe

Capt Patterson and Pte. Funnell (RAS.C.) :-))

beat Hebert and Wood

chan. Im best Flowerdew and Seal, yet. -6--4 bul, beat Manley and Pardoe.62 Ho8/Sgt. Flood and Dr. Powe Mak] (RAS.C.)EMEN

lost 10 Hebert and Wood, fast to Flowerdew, and Beal beat Manley and Pardga

TABLE TO DATE HONG KONG SECTIO