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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1933.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

I.R.C. To Have LEO FROST'S

First Big Test

In The League

K.C.C. Without Goodwin To-day.

a ay maaring

SOOKUNPOO CLUB'S GROUND ADVANTAGE MAY PROVE DECIDING FACTOR

Club Should Beat Craigengewer

(By ATHOLE

[AVING beaten

GOOD CHANCES AT MACAO MEET Mr. Paul Botelho May

Record Winner.

MISS SCOTT HARSTON FAVOURED

(By RAPIER)

[R. Leo Frost, champion jockey, MR.

is likely to increase his lead over - Mr. “Johnnie” Heard in the rice for championship · honours

H Navy and Craigengower in

the Royal when he visits Macau to-morrow.

5

Of The Challenge

Revised Results

Cup Yacht Races

Points To Date In The

Ladies' Events

Fury Now The Favourite

(By CAPTAIN CUTTLE)

*1* *** & "G" Class Allan (Mias Fahnstock) Zephyr (Mrs. Wres) Speedwell (Mrs., Way) Robena (Mrs. Marshall) Sirius (Mrs. Finlay) Toynetle (Miss Patchett) Bluejacket (Mrs. Atkinson) Kingfisher (Miss_Bilderbeck)

Class

Bolt)

Fury (Mrs. winner.

True Blue (Mrs. Adams) Gull (Miss Mackie)

Joss (Mrs. Stanton)

A***=2*- CAMRA****

Beaten by Ajax (Mr. Deftz) over convincing manner the Indian a mile at the last Macao Meeting, IĮ Recreation Club will reclve their would not be surprised · if heTHE revised results of the Chal-

TH first big test this afternoon at Soo-brought Mr. John Keswick's Adamlenge Cup races last Saturday kunpoo when they entertain the through to victory in the were as follows: Rolla (Mr. R. Kowloon Cricket Club, who have fifth race after riding potential Stock) repeated last year's victory already been checked by the Army, winners on Roda's City of Shang- and won the Denison Cup in the in the premier Cricket League, hai, H.S:T.'s Wakefield, and Messrs 'H' class, In the 'T' & 'Y' class K. Nazarin, the junior eleven Sturt and Lobel's Paul Jones. Allsa (Lt. R. Williams) won the skipper, and A. R. Abbas have been There is only one mora meeting Belillos Cup at present held by brought into the IR.C. side to the after to-morrow, and that is the Speedwell last year's exclusion of A el Arculli and M Champions' finale at the Valley. Monsieur Cord'Homme, Balling I understand there is som el Arculli, though Abbas may not

[Wings, won the silver match box be fit enough to play after being doubt regarding whether Blue for the first "Y" boat home In this

Plane wil The

start in laid up with a poisoned foot.

the class. Joan (Mr. F. Cope) again Nevice Handicap and in his K.C.C. will be without Frank Good-

won the Warren Memorial Cup in absence like the look of win. their skipper and fast bowler,

the 'G' class, while in the 'A' class Messrs. La and Liang's Pure but have in F. S. W. Smith a very

Mr. S. Odhand, sailing Jan, won the Music with Mr. Paul Botelho ound all-rounder ne a substitute.

scale model of an Anker Yacht put TN the "H" class Rolls has a good

lead from the up for competition by Mr. E. Cock grouped very closely together. Siskin next four boats His is carrying a lot of weight,

With regard to the silver matei but should win over the same dis- box

comes last but has not sailed in many won by "Wing" this was of the races, tance as he did under Mr. Deita originally presented by Lt. Col. H. Blast boats in each of the other classes. It is the same with the at the last Meeting. So On, carry courage match sailing between Gunn when Vice-Commodore to

The scarcity of points is accounted for ing 2 lb, less, was third on that

in by their missing races. dividual boats; the idea was th occasion, and will not be far away shy owner could challenge the in the " & "G" class where 13. It is impossible to pick a leader yet to-morrow.

holder of the match box, and then the G8 and Y5 occupy the first three

Chem-

Last year the K.C.C. beat the Indians in Kowloon to give the University the championship, but in the previous season they were skittled out or 90 by F.

D. Pereira (5 or 52) in reply to a total of 187.

poor ground.

The following are the teams

up.

La Linda (Mrs. Sheldon) Wasp (Mrs. Fowkes) Pat (Mrs. Elliott) Isobel (Mrs. Cowland) Carpenter (Mrs. Gandy)

Miss Pamela Scott Harston will on arid fight it out between

two Y's would sally forth come after | places.

on Mr.elves.

The winner would then taku

in four

*

races is an

7

PALACE HOTEL NEARLY THERE

One Point To

Win Billiards

League Trophy.

BIG WINS FOR CLARKE AND RANSOM

(By SPOT BALLY

BY winning all six games at the

C.P.O's Mess on Thunday night the Palace Hotel almost as‚ sured themselves of the Steel, Coul- son's Billiards League Trophy.

more

They require only one point from three games to make certain of taking the Trophy to Kowloon for the first time in the history of the Competiton.

As stated in yesterday's China Mail, Mr. A. J. Osmund, the Colony champion, and his brother Mr. L. A. Osmund won their games in Ane style while Cruz, Silva, Gill, and Antonio brought, the total wins to aix.

Yeomans played well against Gill and compiled a break of 38, while West of the Naval vide, though his side had lost 5 games, fought hard to save a game and lost to Antonio" by the narrow margin of 9 points. The R. A. Sgta, moved from the bottom position when they defeated the Engineers Sgte, The most in-

This will be the fire League game played at Soskunpos for three probably start favourite Bensons and the IR.C. hold a very Heard's Christmas Belle In the possession of the match box and notify the "A" class, however, it is fair-teresting game was that between big advantage on account of the Ladies Hendicap and ghould run the club of the new ownership.

ly safe to say that Fung with four Lieut. Regan and Sgt. Beeston the w-ins that away light experienced on

with the

odds-on latter winning by the narrow mar- race. City of

favourite. There is little to choose gin of 5 points. Beeston had a 28 of this between the next five, separated from break, while Lt. Regan compiled a Shanghai may start again, but I do I practice, however, little for not like his chances over the mile taken place lately, and so it has come

match calling between couples har each other by one point only. the game which commences at 2 Mrs. Frost, wife of the champion about that the match box is put up for sailing is high indeed and the very

In this class the ladies' standard of 27. leckey, is taking out Sunning, the first 'Y' boat in the Challenge Cup atmost is being got out of each boat, come-back when they visited St. p.m.:

The Garrison Sgts. staged a RCC-E, G. Fincher (Captain), which is not such a good proposi-race.

There is, however, no reas The Anker Yacht is a type which by A. T. Lay, E. F. Fincher, N. A. Etion as Wembly Star on which she why any Y owner should not chal- Markay, W. C. Hung, S. Gittin, won at the last Meeting, but a silver box-the race to be mailed

lenge the bolder to a match for this means sails itself with the helms-Patrick's Club and won five of the man lolling nonchalantly at the tiller. six games, R. Jordan being the only F. A. Munn, F. S. W. Smith, C. I.

To get the best out R. B. place would not be surprising. Miss Club handicaps of course.

of them, these home winner. S/Sgt. Clarke, ran C. Burnet! and Stapleton, G

bonts need sailing. Helen

as the divergent Lewin.

Mack ལྟདོ!། be

times in some of the men's races will out with an unfinished break of 55 LR.C. A. I. Mador, (Captain), Philterer.

THE restall of the 1st Ladies' Cham-show.

to beat L. E. Remedios by 79 points, A. R. Minu, A. H. Rumjuhn. J. S. A.

The following are my selections:

pionship, which was put off owing. As a line on the efficiency of the while Ransom defeated Correen, S. A. Ismail, F. D. Pereirs RACE 1:

to a typhoon, will take place on Mon-ladles at the helm in the 'A class it Collins by 100, points, A. Bakar, A. S. Suad, A. K. Ismail,

day. There will then be no further may be mentioned that Mrs. Bolt sail- K. Nazarin and A. R. Abba. Reserve.

Ladige Races until January when the ing Fury won the Open race for Anker

Scores: M. el Arealll.

will be mailed. The yachts at the Opening Cruise, and that C.P.O.'s Mess

"Tam" Pearce & Harley

In Club Side.

PURE MUSIC PRESTWICK

$0 ON

Outsider-Blue Plane

RACE 2:

CITY OF SHANGHAI CARNATION II BOLD GENERAL Outsider Gallant Fox

DANGER OF OMAR & R. LEE. RACE -

THE

CLUB fresh from their over the

10 wickets' win

Royal Navy, should experience little difficulty

against Crai-

gengower, who were dismiss.

ed ingloriously for 28 by the IR.C.. in their

game on the

Club ground.

Should U.M. Omar

WAKEFIELN WONDERFUL STAG GOLD KEY Outsider-Jungle Jim

RACE 4:

DARIEN PAUL JONES FLYING BOY Outsider...Esk.

ADAM

RACE

and R. Lee

CEBU

POWERFUL KING,

And a "spot," however, the Club Outsider-Charming Facs batsmen are likely to be given con-RACE 6- siderable anxiety as both are quite capable of running through the uide.

L. E. Lammert Jr., who has just arrived back from Home, has been given a game with the home team, and "Tam" Pearce und D. 5. Harley are also included in the side which shows three changes from last Saturday's triumphant eleven- Eric Mitchell standing down, and T. M. L. Redmond and J. Bergne Coupland being passed over,

CHRISTMAS BELLE BUNNING GALLANT FOX Outsider-Krata Viz.

out

Golf Notes

(Continued from Page 4,)

8. H. Dodwell, straight from

оп

Ladies'

*

•

on

6th Champolup Serles consists) Gull sailed by Miss Mackie gained Taylor

of nine races and should be complete second place in one of the Open Cham- Cuniffe ed in February Thereafter a series pionship races.

of five extra ladies races is usually

"B" Clas Rolia (Mrs. Kemble) Dorothes (Mrs. Coote) Colleen (Mrs. Marsden) Ariel (Min Beryl Fair) Diana (Miss M. Witham) Siskin (Miss B. Fair)

Alford

It will be remembered that two Byrne boats were lost recently in

at Shanghal. Typhoon their class of big centre-boarders sadly Remedios depleted and the building of new Glendinning

class

la under consideration.

Jordan

What form the new boala will take Bailey

it is at present too early to say, but, Collins

"Jumbo"

Palace Hotel

43 A. J. Osmund 150

105 L A. Osmund 150

111 Cruz

150

•

*

Page

09 Slive

150

held if entries warrant.

The points to date in the races are as follow:

tadler

'THERE is a rumour that the Shang Yeoman

hat Yacht Club may adopt our West Anker class in the northern port.

150 Gill

150

141 Antonio

150

574

900

21 14

St. Patrick's This leaves Oldfield

Garrison 8gle.

136 Joyce

160

71 Clarke

150

121 Cubitt

160

150 Gillow.

00

120 Flood

150

60 Ransom

150

056

840

ILA. Spis.

145 Beeston

150 Harding

146

D1 Pine

150

BB Clarke

150

150 Starbuck

128

150 Thompson

785

134

850

LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE.

blamed on the condition of course.

the

This, with the exception of some "well-dressed"

WAL greens, beautiful order a fine tribute to the staff.

Talking Of Rules

| bearing Inter-port sailing matches in mind, Shanghai is evincing a good deal

-

•

of interest in the possibilities of Anker R.E. Sgie. Is yachts for the new fleet.

Lt. Regan Hollingsworth of "Taimoshan" Hart Intest news comes from Los Angeles where her Say crew have been enjoying the hos Giles pitality of the California Yacht Club. Buckle

Here's a hint to players whose wball apparently vanishes into thin

Hair after being driven down the! fairway or reasonably adjacent thereto.'

The

CUMBERLAND IN SEMI-FINAL.

One well known player after Borner Wins Deciding

*spending a considerable length of jtime, as befits a noio purchase, look- fing for his tee shot at the edge of the oth (New Course) fairway had

a sudden brainwave and looked in-

alek bed put up a great fight side hia caddies pocket. We under. The following are the probable

against Lissaman, but Pearce stand that his next adions are not teams for the game which com found all the shots in his bag of nu covered by the Rules of Golf! |mences at 2 p.m.;

Encounter.

NG SZĘ KWONG CUP

(By SPOT BALLY.

CUMBERLAND

2

Games

PWLW L/Pta.

7 7 0 39 3 21 Palace Hotel C.P.O.% Mess. T 3.27 18.12% Garrison Sgta. . 7 4 8 17 25 11% R.A. Sgle.

6 2 4 10. 26 5% SL Patricks 6 2 4.12 24 B.E. Sat... 71.6.15 274

The following breaks of over 50 have

qualemand

Lo fled for the semi-final Round

·A. J. Osmund (Palace) 81 and 53. F. A. Gill (Palace) 56..

avail against Marton, who complet And talking of Rules, the new in the Ng Sze kwong Billiards Cup-5/Sgt. Clarke (Garrison) 55 un- Club: A. C. Beck, G. E. B. Divethed the round in 72, after easing up and Improved version as brought when they defeated ILMS. Suffolk finished. G. 8. Dunkley, D. S. Harley, A. W.

up to date by the St. Andrew's sub- by 3 games to 2 in the Second Mr. Gr, Pine (RA) 54. Hayward (Captain), L. 5. Lammert, at the last few holes!

M. Omar, L

|J. B. H. Leckie, II. Owen Hughes, A. J. B. Ross, in spite of some poor committee come into force on the Round at the Sailors' and Soldiers' Next Thursday's Games

Peirce

T. E. Pearce and J. E. Smith. tea shots, surprisingly accounted first of January next, but I under-Home-last night. *.

The following are next Thursdays" C.C.C.-R. Lee (captain), A. T.

With the first four games equally fixturer: Lee, E. Zimmern, P. R. Zimmern, U. for that dark horse, W. A. Stewart, stand that no official copy or noti

✓ C.P.O.'s Mess Hubbard, R. C. Reed, Awhose poor play round the greens fication thereof is yet to hand at divided C.P.O. Sargent, the No. 1 Bt. Patricks"

Palace Hotel v. RE. Sgts. Steel, Garr. Sgt. D. Hamson, J. L. Youngseye, and C. W.jetst him the game.

local Headquarters. Possibly they of the CP.Q's Mess

by LA. Beta.. Generally speaking there was a are waiting in Scotland for Coulson's team, apposed· C.F.O,

100 Per Cent Records The Junior Games. lot of good play and a lot of bad stamped-addressed, envelope being. Borner to decide the issue. The The undermentioned hold 100 per The following are the

junior play which, however, could not be sent from here, games down for decision:

Lam.

Second League.,. Navy v. Civil Service

·

(Kings Park Entries And Handicaps

Gralgengower v., R.A.M.C.

Friendlies.

T

two team Captains adopted safety cunt records in the competition · the measures throughout and Borner qualification boing 5: games played.. played splendidly" to beat Sargent

Player Club. P.W

for agst by 28 points. The Cumberland's M. 24/Silva Palace 17 1050 875 opponents fa, the semi-final will be F. A. Gill (

1050 550

· 900 629. A. J. Ommund, Palace. 5. 6 760 385 Destroyers contest

I understand thera is great køerness

(Valley) For Last Race Meet Of Season the winners of the Lincolné v Antonio Palace Police v. St. Joseph's College

THE following are the entries and Dilatory Male "D" Clau-One Mile. Beat breaks in the match were between Gill and Bijva to top the (Valley). handicaps for the last next Saturdam (154 lb.), reatival Eye Simpson 01, Frieck, 26 and 27, and averages Hist Royal Engineers v. H.K.C.D,

day Race Keeting at the Valley this Alda (161), Alax. (164) Evs

Flying Bay (168), Glen Shee Borner 20, Probable Teams. December Handicap-Ons Mile,"

Helter Skelter (182): Jingle Scores: (187) Maria Petra ::.(168); Powerful Cleb. 110-11; 1. Armstrong, 8. G. Mon Tallman (240) Powerful King King (167) Stickypast (161), T

Gold Key (148), Helman (168),

,"The Gadwall (140), The Loafer Gedwall - (102), Valley, Hall (190); Matthewa

Vallay, Hall (149), and Widnes Wembley Biar (106),,. White

White Butters Hanham (168), and Widnes (161) BARCE

(Bookunpos)RBOR.

Guller, J. Hunter, 1. D. Kibeay, A.-D.. Lowson, AK Mackenzie (Captain),

H. Marahan, LB. W. Paterson,

Folter, T. M. I. Redmond and R. F. Talbot

LA SALLE IN DRAWN GAME

La Salle College drew with Bt.

Joseph's College Boarders yester“. day on their own ground,

La Balla 97 for 8 daci"

St Joseph's: Boardaraga

Leitao 28 Hot: out,

-17 Entries

Plan Plate One Mile

Barrier Reef- Handicap One Mite.. Chanpin (165 lb.), Ngtuk (163),

Barolo 167 lb) Black Rock (158) Wolln City of Melbourne Blackt (148) Darien (155), (150) Evening Blar (170), Friar Tock Flying Boy 7155) Good Sport (146) 1165) K (188) Mermaid (152), Krata: Vis (149) Paul Jones Ration (154), Tecum

10 Entrie

Suffolk

Sargent

Frieck

Cumberland

122, Borner

160

150 Martin

100

,94. Simpson.

160

118 Ingate

150, Miller

|CLUB LUSITANO RECORD - FASY

VTRIUMPH SARA

The Club Lasitano experienced no 150 dificulty in beating the Engineers" |00| Instituts last night on the latters”

tables 640 The next game le on Monday Scones:

Philberen (168), Ta Ponsile 77 (157), when the Lincolns (Holdera), en- Engineers! Inat, Club Lanilang

Gost

204 Boqueria 7 eto 121 Roza SA 255

Pimmel E. Remedion 250 Mitchell

gage the Eighth Destroyer Flollt Erickson at (101), and White Butterfly (156) la In the Second Round

Entries The Quamanand Antius Champions, The Lincolns five will be select Saunders tha Hang: Kong: Automy: Championi, ed from: Bat, Green, Sat., James, Jack..., and The Hou Kong Actum Bob TO, Malthy L/C, Herriott, Pie Jones Grimas Champlona will also buɛrmal

this Meeting,

Abbott, Pis: Atkinson.

185 J. Remedios - 250 101,Cunha 161 Damund

250

250

$1,500