1934-03-01 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL.

THURSDAY, MARCH 1,

3904Sporting PageR

MR. D. S. LI LEADS LEO FROST IN THE JOCKEYS' CHAMPIONSHIP

ahsenice from the Race Meeting

A Annual

was Mr. "Gus“ dn Roza, who had 15 winners last year,

ARSENAL'S BID

FOR TITLE

Chelsea's Desperate

Plight.

NORWICH AND CHESTERFIELD FOR PROMOTION

THE following is the position in

The mer leagues in England

as cabled by Reuter:

Arsenal

882 ANNS

Keep Your Head

Golf Hint

(By HERBERT JOLLY).

I know it sounds all wrong, but! my hint to beginners is:

try to keep your head down playing a shot: keep it still.

Many players, beginners in tieniar, Anish their shots

Never

Still POINT-TO-POINT

AT FANLING

200 Present In Poor

Weather.

FOUR WINNERS IN SEVEN STARTS

NEXT MEET ON MARCH 25 THE KONG BROS. STABLE

Although held weather

over

ADVANCES

RACE RESULTS SUMMARISED

IDING four winners and a third placed pony in seven starts yes. terday Mr. D. S. Li, the well-known Shanghai jockey ousted Mr.

R Pine Leo Frost, the local champion, in the jockeys' table. Mr. L'is expect. Mpion Jockey, who is now

ed to do well again on Saturday,

in inclement 200 spectators when that the shot is fluffed, or the ball

hit off the socket. In moving the watched the Army Point-to-PoPint par-head down the body also is mov-races at Fanling last Sunday.

At the conclusion the prizes were insufficient with ed. ru that there is

and presented by Mrs. Burrett, wife of the head still facing the spot from room between the shoulders which they played. That is because the ball for the length of arms and HE. Major General O. C. Borrett. The next Point to Point, run by they have been told to "keep the the club. hend down" instead of "keep it

When you grip the club it should the Fanling Hunt, will be held on s." There is a big difference. become part of you- a continua-Sunday, March 25, near

Tree Hill. Keening the head down fretion of the arms.

The results were as follows:-- the Hitting the ground under quently means that players move

24th Regimental Race

Mr. Norman Dellz, who rode 1 wa winners yesterday, is in fourth result ball can only mean that al the the head down, with the

1st-L-Col. G. T. Raikes not

Winchester Stag | position, which is very encouraging in view of the strong challenge moment of impact there was sufficient room for the length of 2nd-Mr. J. C. Richardson Zephyr offered by the seven Shanghai joc keys the arms and the club. In other Brd-Mr. D. P. Yates... Luch Neas

Tote paid: $4.30. words. it's head down" and not

Also ran:-Tigre, Sunrise. of "head up" which is the cause

The Navy Race. 1st Lt.-Comdr. Baker ... a fluffed shot.

Keep the head still, but keep it, 2nd-LL-Comdr. Boutwood UP in position, and at the end of 3rd-Lt P. Jamieson..... the shot let it turn. Turning does Tote paid:$1.70. not mean that you have moved it! in the sense in which we general-Leprachaun, ly use the word. The centre of the Tulla. head will remain in position, but it will have turned slightly towards the hole after the ball has been struck.

VITAL MAMAK GAME TO-DAY

Saints Make Change In Defence

RADIO WITHOUT DYKE

(BY STICKS).

DOSTPONED

POSTPON

Friday.

from

inst

the "needle" game in the Mamak Hockey Tournament between the Radio, twice Mamak champions, and the St. Andrew's Club will be played to-day on the Marina ground, Kowloon at 5 p.m.

NEW S. AFRICAN CHAMPION.

Alsa

ran:-Smiling

LEO FROST, cham-

second to Mr. D. 8. Li in the Jockey's table. He rode 44 winners last season.

.Malaki

Tarnborg Pink Gin

Commander, Devon,

Four winners yesterday enabled Messrs. Kang Bros. to second place in the winning owners' list-four winners behind

L. Dunbar.

весиге

Mr.

DEATH OF

AN OLYMPIC

CHAMPION

Britannic Hall.

The Open Race. -La-Col. A. C. Marsh 2nd-Mr. R. Allen.. 3rd-Mr. E. Archer

Tote paid: $4.70.

-

Jockeys Records To Date

1st 2nd 3rd Un

Half a Mile-

A 4 - 3 11

4 4 2 22

Panama (Wong); Red Fox (Frost): Corrie (S. W. Pan).

5 10

18

4

22

25

Dancing Butterfly (P. P. Botelho):| Bold Commander (Pih); The (Wong).

Carp

€ 17

Five Furlong-

6 17

Diane

0 16

Air.T. L. Wong

A. J. P. Heard

.

*F. Marshall

S. Y. Sun

Proulx

Tommy Toby ...The Bogle "D. B. Li

L. G. Frost Tote paid: $30.40.

Cobley, Orleans, Y. 8. Chang Also ran:-Tom

Jack N. Deitz Gaga. The Goods, Boston. O'Lantern, Ike, Black Maria. craft, Cherokee, Cuckoo Eyes.

The Ladies' Plate. 1st--Mrs. Williams.......Golden Star 2nd-Miss Scott Harston..Golen Shes B. A.

I. P. ChanIBON ....Tim.. 3rd-Mias Beryl Fair

*I.

M. Pik Eva. E. 0. Butler

P. P. Botelho Feat

W. Pan Gertrude Lawrence, The Dun, Boukra Yue Shun Wa

The Ubique Cup.

Wigan F. M. L. Jet-Cap Williams

The Quail 8. N. Pan 2nd-Mr. E. B. Skey

G. A. Harriman D. Black Tete paid: $3.20.

Brewer. D. 3rd-Kr. E. Garthwaite. The Gawk R. H. Charles

Alas ran:--Enculado, Bill

น. II. Choy Leslie van Rooyen, the nuke of Normandy. Tip Top.

F. F. LI The Radio have only lost to the owner. Police this season. The Police are young Transvaal title-holder, hav- now leading the Tournament with ing secured a points decision over

George Purchase, in one a 100 per cent. record.

The Saints are expected to ex- jtend the Radiu in this encounter,, and unless the Radio can secure, both points their hopes of regis 43tering the "hat-trick" in the com

petition will be dashed. They are. [however, expected to win.

Van Rooyen's Fine Recovery,

Cape Town, Feb. 22. The South African welterweight boxing tifle, which has been vacant for some time, has found a new

Also ran:Valetta, Cloudy

No Curlew Then, Until

Boares

14

18

17

17

FIRST DIVISION,

Games Points

30

Derby

30

39

Huddersfield

30

39

Tottenham

35

Relegation,

Chelsea

24

20

Sheffield U

#3

22

Liverpool

31

24

Formingham

30

25

SECOND DIVISION.

Grimaby

30

Brentford

30

37

Preston

30

36

Blackpool

30

35

Relegation.

Lincoln

30

20

Manchester 1

30

21

of the Been in

D. A. Coppin

Millwall

20

24

Salts F.

30

24

-Radia player left for Home

011

Cape Town,

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

Norwich...

30

Queen's P.R.

Coventry

Reading

Relegation.

28

44

20

39

20

24

36

in their vital match against 87 CBA.. which they won thanks to

bis fine efforts.

In the first three rounds of the heavy-weight prospects of recent the Neuralsa last Friday and his

contest, Purchase years. He is a far better workman In fact, there is absence will greatly weaken the ten-round

the fiery champions. He assisted the Radio fought like a whirlwind and must than Jack Doyle.

Van Roo- no comparison between the have had a fair lend,

Oriental en son recovered and began to Irishman and the almost

In my estimation. Jack London is one of the best unquestionably

J. Johnson

8. K.

C. Taylor

F. Lobel

G. W. Sewell

West Hartlepool London in magnis

Y. T. Fung W. G.

Tan 8. W. Tang Tang Man Wa

Oner

Dinne

0

0 10

0 12

One Mile

S, Y, Liang

A

+

(Wong);

J. C. A. Ingram

0

p Kui Ying

0

0 0

13

Mutiny

Bay

H. V. Pearse

A

CardifT

A. A. R. Botelho

0

Trenthridge (Chong): Diana

Bournemouth

20

• visiting jockeys.

Newport

29

ter.

t

Torquay

20

J. S. Dyke the brilliant S.W.B. greatest ring battles ever

T. P. Saunderson

Le G. Hin

The following are the summarised results of the first four days Running Career Spoiled

of the Annual Meeting:

Poy

Placed Ponies To Date

Bay

(Frost); Cossack's 24 Beauty (Marshall): King's Country

(Chang).

High Speed (S. W. Pan); King'a Fency (Chang); Budge (Heard). Six Furlongs

By War.

TURNED PROFESSIONAL AFTER WINNING TITLE

Pretoria

The death has occurred here of Rudolph Ludowicus Lewis. who won the famous long-dis- tance cycling race round Lake Malar for South Africa at the 1912 Olympiad in Sweden. After winning the Olympic title Lewis turned professional and in

Soldier of Britain (Sun); Electric the two years before the war e- tablished himself as one of the Star (L) Chief Seattle (Butler).

Bronze Era (Deitz); Atlas (Heard): leading riders in the gruelling Nell Gwyn (Proulx).

long-distance races which were. 15 Able Amazon (14); Alacrity feature of Continental sport 14(Charles); Just That (Sun),

Cavalcade (Chanson); Classic Hall those days. Both in France and Germany he won important events, (S. N. Pan): Surprise (Marshall).

Woodland Stag (Frost); The Goose which established him as one of

(Proulx); Lucy Glitters (Black).

Chesterfield (Marshall): Sarabande

(Heard); Iron Sides (Deitz).

the great riders of his time, and

when war broke out his reputation

Electric Star (D. S. Li); Macaroni had spread to America, and he was

Heard); King's Fancy (Chang). Seven Furlongs-

Classic Hall (L4): Cavalcade 3(Deitz): Sarabande (Heard).

ner Round-

contemplating accepting attractive financial offers made him to com- pete in the great six-days' races which were then the vogue,

Bay (Frost); Corack's Like many other fine sportsmen Beauty (Marshall); Helman (Chang) of his time the war interrupted his

0 12 Bright View

Macaroni career, a long period of service on 13(Heard); Soldier of Germany (Sun).

the eastern front undermined his (Butler); Princess health, and he was only a shadow

20 Angeline (Frost); Just That (Sun).

20

(Frost): Sadko (Soares).

Partnership (Wong); Racing

(Pin); Burgamaster (Black).

Fanling

(L); "Vriday

King Willow

Buy

of the great athlete that won Olym- pic honours when he returned Boy the Union and took

sidence in Pretoria.

Bobnick Star

Chesterfield

(Heard): In Good Time (Souren).

Gladiator (Heard); King's Worthy (Chang); Oak Bay (Frost).

Young Chap (Dell): Copper Idol Sarabande (Heard). Chang

Consbek's Beauty (Marshall);

to

up his

re-

He Orst attracted wide at- tention by winning a 200 miles trial on Rand roads to 'see whether South Africa had a suftable rider to send to con- test the Stockholm race.

The distance of the Olympic

King's Justice (Chang); Bright Star event was 160 miles and was de-

2nd 3rd (Liang) Star (Yue Shun Wa): cided as a time trial with riders

iwo every

minutes, Lewis was one of the early star-

Owners' Records To Date

lat

Dunbar

9

1

4

Kong Bros

2

Mr. Pearce Dynasty Hem

2 Mayflower (W. H. Choy); Splnaway dispatched

(P. P. Botelho).

Brilliant Star (L): Bright View

2 (Wong); Gladiator (Heard).

tara setting up a record for

the

4.

Leong Kwok Cheong Li-Skíu Pang Fatshan

0

(Soares); Chow Fan (Harriman).

C. N. K.

(Chang): Navy

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).

13

Chesterfield

34

Stockport

24

Barnsley Walsall

Rochdale Rotterham Chester

40

30

Relegation.

RA

20

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

30

28

30

Relegation.

Cowdenbeath Third Lanark

30

28

Motherwell

Rangers

Aberdeen

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DISARMAMENT PROBLEM

48

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THREE NEW FRENCH BILLS PROPOSED.

He held stoicism of the brat down the attack.

with a powerful lorry-driver.

in the in-fighting had cently built, and there are no silly

James Butler.

The Saints are making several Purchase at bay jpositional changes. F. A. Broad-left and

E. P. H. much the better of the duel-Rea-mannerisms about his boxing.- who partners bridge,

been White

full-back. has moven up into the forward line to jenable A. S. Bliar to All the back position

centre-forward Recent Form Shown By

EF. Fincher will displace N.

al A. E. Mackay

the latter moving to the inside- right position. E. C. Fincher will

be at insider-left.

The following are the teams.

Australian Test Cricketers

Radio:-Man Singh: P. Singh. G. X700DFULL, who will captain

S. Grewal Jaggett Singh, M. H. Hus-

san, R. C. Reed, Attar Singh,

Gur-

W

the Australian team which is

bachan Singh, Awar Singh, Kalwant to tour England, has been resting

Singh and F. A. Kemp (captain).

on account of neuritis. He is now

S.

St. Andrew's:-R. H. Wong; A Bliss and E. I. P. White; E. Mac recovering. The Australlan public Nider, A. E. P. Guest and A. B. Ham- regard Woodfull almost as a na Etional hero: they certainly desire son; F. A. Broadbridge, N. A. Mackay, E, F, Fincher, E. C. Fincher him as captain in preference to any and R. Baldwin.

one else.

Police

Pline successful against fast bowling in P England than, in the last series of Triumvir The match between New South Test Matches, because there is no Mackie and Grayburn Wales and South Australia provid-bowling to give them the experi- H. &. Chun P. W. L. D. F.A. Med little new evidence and merely ence, and the limited fast bowling Grist and Beck

confirmed what was already known. that there is repeatedly worries Miss Bhentor 10 9 1 0 47 618 Kippax early in his innings of 128 them.

TABLE TO DATE.

Pls.

$ 10

B

Yick Chim

Ho Kom Tong

•

H. Y.

Mrs. B. W. Tang

B.

Li and L

8 match, suggested that his form has COMBINED SCHOOLS' Mont

10 10 0 0 35 2 20

Radio [C. B. A. Medway United t. Andrew's K.I.T.C.

R. E. 19th Battery

12th Battery

.12 9 3 0 34 R 18

10 16

10 5 4 1 8 17 11

gave two chances, but his batting)

12 4 6 2 16

in afterwards, a

the previous

"

Mule Corps

NO UTOPIAN INTERNATIONAL R.A.M.C.

CONVENTIONS

Paris, To-day. That the French Government does not intend to entrust the country's security to utopian in ternational conventions, is proved] by the announcement of new Bills which, it is expected, Parliament will pass before Easter. They provide for:----

1. the extension of a new Iine of fortifications northward. to join the Belgian defences IN' far as the seal, sta

4.2, for a new military, sero...... pisne building programine, mi

3. for the laying down of a arulser, a destroyer and two submarines Beuter.

German Cisb R. C. of 8.

1411119 7 seldom

5 1 12

21 5 8 0 11 28

..11 $ & U

9 3 6 9 11 26 8 2 5.119 B 61 41 8 15

90 6.2 5.25

RACING

READ

RAPIER'S

HIS

REVIEW OF THE ANNUAL MEETING AND SELECTIONS FOR BATUR- DAY IN

been

better. In other

words, for sheer artistry and de-

6icacy of touch his display prob-

6ably could not be improved upon

by any living batsman. Moreover,

ho hit the ball very hard. Adanit

from a true, fast wicket, but one

Mrs. Lowcock

New Star (L); Lemberg (Heard); Arst 50 miles. He took the lead and rada with such determination Budge (P. P. Botelho).

Cavalcade

(Deitz); In Good Time that he beat the previous, record

Brechin (Hail (L).

21 Mile 171 Yards-

King's Justice of the course by 47 minutes to win the event from such famous, Brit- |ish record-holders as F. H. Grubb

Trentbridge (Chang): Sadko and Leon Meredith-Reuter.

Gleneagles (Front).

1 (Marshall); Young Chap

(Heard); Chow Fan (Harriman),

Woodland Stag (Frost); Polar Star (Butler): Night Blar (14).

Halter Skelter (Heard); Bistre (8,

N. Pan); Gay Butterfly (H. M. Pih),

Soldier of Ching (Sun)

COAL PETROL FOR R.A.F.

caroni Seven Squadrons To Use

New Fuel.

Prima Donna (Soares),

Trentbridge (Chang) Brechin (Deitz); Blue Star (Wong).

Brilliant Star (L4); Ribble (Deitz):| Budge (Heard)

CRICKET XL

Woo Tucson Cheung and Wo Helénside

Sunday Cricket.

A. M. 1. Soares

Dunbar Campon

1%

Miles

China

The following will represent the Biurt and Lobel

tedly Grimmett received no help Combined Schools cricket eleven Po Chan....

against the Craigengower C.C. in Hall and Ebentos

8. K...

Stephen Lam friendly match at Happy Valley Ting Shin

(captain), A., W. Tang

Is again forced to, think that he no longer possesses the qualities which

on Sunday:

Youngssys

gave him such successes. In 1980, Richardson did nothing to lead to Zimmern, A. J. Huise, W. A. Replay I. T. F.

and G. T. Les (Diocesan Boys' School), Quarto hopes.

R. Holden and V. Bond (Central Bri Lee

ཟླ,

A lifeless wicket was useless to tish School), A. B. Baker and A. B. Leader Wall, who, however, remains an Kitchell (St. Joseph's College) and C. B. Brown

Uanl (Ellia Kadooris School for Beth honest, llonhearted bowler. In Indians). cidentally, sound, students of the game, such as A, A. Mailey, find Australia's lack of fast bowlers dia

Reserve:-Afzal (Queen's College).

Pock

Owing to bad weather conditions

IL Y Liang Hoele

The China Mail quieting from the batsmen's rather the friendly cricket match arranged

than the bowlers point of view. between the Volunteers and the Bir William Pool They afdrm that Australian bata Kowloon Cricket Club on the Hong Hes, Chen Wing Kong Cricket Club ground yesterday Wong Bis pen

Widdecombe men as a whole will be no more was abandoned.

TO-MORROW.

Racing Heart (Pih): Princess

Angeline (Frost); Polar Star (Butler).

(Proulx); Soldier of Hydroplan Lemberg (Heard).

SUCCESS OF TESTS.

London, To-day. Only small quantities of petrol extracted from coal were used. by

Hetman (Chang); Navy Hall (Li): the Royal Air Force for test and

Blur Star (Wong).

Don (Sun); Navy Hall (LA); Brechin (Dell)

3. B. Pan), Bar View Shoung Life

(Wong),

when one Home Defence squadran

experiment prior to last year

flew solely on such fuel.

The Under Secretary, for

· Air:

(B."

Gleneagles (Frost); Badko (Soares): Str. Philip Sassoon, stated in the Hetman (Chang).

Tiny Star (L) Cavalcade (Heard);

Surprise (Marshall}

House of Commons, yesterday, that

In view of the very satisfactory

Bag Tor (Wong) Bronze Era results of this trial, a contract had

(Deitz); The Goose (Butler).

Liberty Bay (Frost); Trentbridge (Chang); Gleneagles (Buller),

Laberty Bay (Front): King'a Justice (Chang); Gay Crusader (Deltz),

Hydropiane (Prople); Bright View (Wong); Naw Star (LA))39d

Able Amazon (Li); Bazing. Reart (Pih);

Mutiny Hay (Bailer),

now been placed to cover the re- outrements of seven squadron British Wireless Service,

*

Miles....

Charly Boy (Frost): King's Jualice "Ahang):) Thann" (Butler).

Tiny Star (1,0); hall) Soldier of For

(Sun);