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FRIDAY MARCH

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WOODLAND STAG'S SERIOUS CHALLENGE

H. K. LADIES

AND "Y" HAVE

EASY MATCHES

Caer Clark Cup Competition

NEWCOMER TO C.B.A.

(BY STICKS)

Both the Hong Kong Ladies', and the Central British Association Ladies are fielding their strongest sides for their second clash in the Caer Clark Cup hockey Competi- tion "A" to-morrow.

The only other competition match to-morrow is that between

Recreio

the "Y" Ladies and the Ladies" "B",

Medling the CB.A. earlier in the season, the Hong Kong Ladies hau no difficulty in defeating them by 4 gonis to 1, but since that date the Central British have improved considerably and are now expect

ed to offer a serious challenge to the champions,

The Hong Kong Ladies' team'

will remain unchanged from last week with Miss B. Pope In the pivot position and a strong forward accurate goni- line of fast and

scorers in Mins J. Halziel, Miss E.

Bonnar and Miss J. Churchill.

MAMAK HOLDERS SURPRISED

SAINTS PLAY INSPIRED HOCKEY

INTERPORTER REGISTERS

"HAT TRICK'

(By STICKS)

"

The St. Andrew's Club provided the biggest sensation in the season when they decisively Mamak Hockey Tournament this outplayed the Radio Sports Club, twice Mamak Champions, to win by

IN THE CHAMPIONS

MR. CHANG TO RIDE

ABLE AMAZON

ARMY LEAGUE CHAMPION JOCKEY HAS

CRICKET XI.

To Meet Champions At Pokfulam.

The following have been selected to represent the Army against the University, premier League cricket champion, at Pokfulam to-morrow, commencing at-2 p.m.:

Capt. F. V. Williams (R.A.) (Capt.), Lieut. C. C. Garthwaite (R.A.), Lieut R. Walker (RE.). Capt. D. B. (R.A.3.C.), Lieut. J. P. Williams (F. Michel (B.A.), Capt. L. Welsh a score of 5 goals to 3 on the Marins ground yesterday. Their Lanes), Lieut. D. B. Butler (HQ), defeat deprived the Radio of all chances of recording a "hat-trick" C.S.M. E. Elwin (E. Lance). Sergt. E. T. Taylor, (R.A.P.C.), Cpl. W. H. and Cpl. B. College, (R.A.M.C.), Ballard (R.A.S.C..). in the Tournament. -

VOLUNTEERS TEAM

The following will represent the Volunteers in a friendly This victory has now placed the Police, the only undefeated match against the Kowloon Cricket team in the Tournament, virtusi champions for this season. being Club on Sunday on the latter's

ground commencing at 11 a.m.: four points ahead of their nearest rival, the Radio,

The game was full of incident. The Radio opened the scor ing, but the Saints led by 2 goals to I at half time. The Radio again took the lead soon after the restart, but in a supreme effort the Saints added two goals to clinch victory within the final minutes of

the game.

A

sudden fluid did not favour the

fast play of the Radio, who completely failed to get into their

The Central British team will stride.

The Saints now held the upper "hand, and, pressing hard, R. Bald-

include a newcomer on the right- The Saints, on the other hand, wing in Miss F. Best, who has al-played an inspired game and turn-' ready proved her worth in several led almost certain defeat into friendly games. After many posl-glorious victory. tional changes the team has

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With the exception of E.

win boat P. Singh at back before Mae-sending aerose a good centre for last settled down to good/combina-Nider, who was replaced R. Wool-E, C. FINCHER to give the Saints tion.

Hey, the Saints fielded their strong the lead. Within a few minutes of The understanding between the est team his season, including time. E.-C. FINCHER again scor inside-trio, Miss M. Whitley. Mis. Baldwin on the left-wing and Teddyed to make certain of a well-de-

partner. The served victory and to record

his E. Woolley and Miss M. Smith, han Fischer as his

tennis own! "hat trick". proved to be the outstanding points Interport cricketer' and of the C.R.A. team. but Miss P. player proved to be the most out Woolley and Miss F. Walker will standing man on the field, and it be thoroughly tested in the Gnal was his hard and accurate hitting

that won the game for the Saints. line of the defence.

A. C. Beck (captain), F. Baker, R R. Davies, D. S. Harley, L. D. Kilbee, L. E. Lammert, A. D. Lowson, T. A. Pearce, W. K. Robinson, L. G. Robert-i son, and R. T. Talbot.

CARNERA WINS

(Continued from Page 1.1

Loughran rapidly tired under the heavy fire of two-fisted attacks to the head and body, and the Italian won the remaining, rounds, with the exception of the eleventh.

The plucky American stend- ily weakened and in the four- teenth round his legs sagged under him as he dazedly at- tempted to make for the wrong corner at the ball

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MOUNT ON TINY STAR

NIGHT STAR AN

UNCERTAINTY

(By RAPIER)

FIHE AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS TO-MORROW SHOULD PRO- ABLE AMAZON

OF THE THRILLING RACES

MILES SEEN FOR A VERY LONG TIME WHEN (MR. Y. S. CHANG), WOODLAND STAG (MR. L. G. FROST), NIGHT STAR (MR. S. N. PAN), AND MUTINY BAY (MR. E. O. BUTLER) GO TO THE POST.

It will be noticed that in the absence of Mr. D. S. Li the Fatshan stable crack is being entrusted to Mr. Chang. In spite of the general opinion that Able Amazon will break the record held by Night Star. Woodland Stag is going to be a very serious menace. He is in excel- lent condition and the distance best suits him. Night Star has a habit of being off colour on one day and at her best the next, so she will re- quire watching.

Rapier's

Selections

FOR TO-MORROW.

RACES 1 & 2:-

IN GOOD TIME CHOW FAN SARABANDE RED FOX THE CARP BOLD COMMANDER

RACE 3:—

SPORTING LIFE LEMBERG OAK BAY RACE 4-

ATLAS THE GOOSE SAUCY FACE

RACE 5-

SURPRISE TINY STAR CLASSIC HALL

Mr. Leo Frost, who is leaving for England on March 13, will pro- bably be riding at his last meeting here on Saturday, and his chances of TUMME bringing off the "double" in the two Champions, with Woodland Stag and Tiny Star, are exceptionally bright.

I ASKED MR. FROST WHO WAS LIKELY TO TAKE OVER THE AND LEARNED DUNBAR STABLE AFTER HIS DEPARTURE, THAT. THOUGH NOTHING WAS AS YET DEFINITE, MR. E. O. BUTLER WOULD PROBABLY DO SO.

Sports Club Tiffin

The President and Members of the Committee of the Sports Club [held their annual tiffin, in honour of the jockeys who took part at the Annual Meeting, at the Sports Club the health of the jockeys and Mr. Nine subs. have recorded wins at yesterday. Mr. M. K. Lo proposed L. G. Frost (for Hong Kong) and the Annual Meeting, Cavalcade and Mr. Y. S. Chang (for Shanghai) Surprise leading with two winners each. Ten griffins have been auc- replied on behalf of the jocksys.

Notable absentees from the tip cessful, Brilliant Star and Hydro- were Messrs. F. Marshall, D; S. LL and H. M. Pih, the Shanghai riders. Plane having two wins each.

Two Bad Starters H.K. Ladles. Bird; E. M. Gray Singh, Awtar Singh, and Kalwant

Loughran was hardly able to Mr. A. J. P. Heard and Mr. H. P.. B. Helbling: M. Wallace, B. Pope, Mra. Singh worked desperately hard

For the Saints, White proved stand upright in the middle of the M. K. Lowe: E. Beil, J. Dalziel, throughout, but poor support from

and Mrs. Bonnar, J. Churchill

the wing-halves proved to be the very sound at full-back, and Broad fifteenth round, but Carners could Adami.

bridge showed better understand-not knock him out. C.B.A. Ladies:-Mrs. Welber;

weak link in the team. Woolley, F. Walker; M. Bryson, E.

spectator ing than Bliss A large number of Benvis, G. MacNider; D. Hunt, Whitley. E. Woolley, M. Smith and witnessed the game which proved Wong brought

to be one of the inONÍ this season.

The following are the leamr.

F. Best

"y" v Recreio Juniors

S.

P.

M

The other competition match

between the "1" Ladies and

the

The Radio trio, Gurbachan

A

Centre Half Serves Losers Best centru- M. H. Hussain, at half was the pick of the Radio team, while P. Singh, Gurba- chan Singh and Awatar Singh were always in the limelight.

The teams.

Chanson.

Mutiny Bay's Promise

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WILLIAM OSLER WEST PARADE RACE 7

ABLE AMAZON WOODLAND STAG NIGHT STAR RACE -

ZERO

RACING PRIDE

DAWN VIEW

RACE

9

SADKO

KING'S JUSTICE NAVY HALL RACE 1

WAKEFIELD WATWARD STAG TILLICUM

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING,

Sunday's Pairings.

The following are the Royal

times for Fanling on Sunday:--- Hong Kong Golf Club starting

OLD COURSE 9,28 am, G. Milna A. McKellar,

0.32

9.34

#

9,44

+

0,48

9.52

9.56

Princess Angeline proved a big disappointment due to her unexpect- ed behaviour at the gate. It was a as his partner. Loughran gave a wonderful ex-

Though Mr. L. Dunbar has ex-great pity that Mr. Frost was not several good hibition of skill and grit, conced- off

with

bis given a trial on the pony until two' ing a weight advantage of 86 lbperienced little success thrilling saves in goal.

The Intermediate line of the the weights were Carnera 19st. 4 griffins he seems to have secured a mornings before the Annual Meet- Though she secured Saints proved a tower of strength, b. and Loughran 18st. 2 Ib.-Reu- really good Australian in Mutiny ing started.

of two second places in the four days Guest and Hamson being parti-ter.

Bay, which came within 0.08.3 Early Score For Radio

The inclu- Carnera won the title when he Woodland Stag's mile record on a she is quite one of the most unre- Mr. GURBACHAN SINGH opened cularly outstanding. Recreio "B" will be played on the Y.M.C.A. Kround at King's Park, the score for the Radio early in sien of R. Baldwin and E. C. Fin knocked out Jack Sharkey in six muddy track in the Perth Plate on Ilable ponies on the track.

cher In the forward he was the rounda. He successfully defended Monday. He won by three lengths Wing's Utopian was another to fail 0.40 the game. "Pat" White made

in the it against Paolino Uczudun, and from his stable companion Princess to impress at the gate, commencing at p.m.

last night's bout was his second de-Angeline, and had the race boen de- The loss of Mrs. Portallion, who had mis-hit and G. Singh was on outstanding improvement

cided under better conditions there Declaration Forgatten fence. left for Home last Saturday, will the bull in a fash. Wong left his team.

Radio: Man Singh; P. Singh, G.

a comeback attempt for is little doubt that the record would weaken the "y" defence, but Miss goal to tackle, but was beaten by

On the same Those who were surprised at 10.00 S. Grewal; Jaggett Singh, M. H. Hus Tommy Loughran, who is now ap-have been broken, J. Wilson, who was impressive in clever Lickwork.

san, Prem Singh, Attar Singh, Gur-

He day

Woodland Stag was eight not seeing Warrington start in the 10.04 several friendly matches earlier in

a very equalised for the Saints soon after, bachan Singh, Awtar Singh, Kalwant proaching the veteran stage.

WAS light-heavyweight champion seconds off the record for the mile Garrison Cup on Monday will be the season, should prove

St. Andrew R. H. Wong: A. & from 1927 to 1929 when he retired and 171 yards. I understand that interested to hear that Mr. Leo 10.12 capable partner for Miss A. Fow. but the Radio replied strongly and Singh and F.-A. Kemp (captain).

worried the defence continuously Bliss and E. R. P. White; R. Woolley,

After Mr. E. O. Butler will be taking Frost was unfortunate enough to 10.16 Although beaten in every match Bliss did not seem at all comfort-A, E. P. Guest and A. B. Hamson; unbeaten from that class.

able in hit new position at right-F. A. Broadbridge, N. A. E. Mackay, being knocked out by Sharkey in Mutiny Bay out in the 'Australian forget to declare the pony. There juniors to-date, the Recreio

to be E. F. Fincher, E. C. Pincher and R. 1929 he won on points from the de-Champions, and on form he is worth is little doubt that Warrington

Baldwin.

throned champion last year, continuing puckily and are fielding back, showing a tendency their best team.

R. BALDWIN, however, placed They were beaten by seven cleari goals to nil in the first round game the Saints in the lead just before the close of the frat half, follow- against the "Y".

ing a combined attack.

ler,

The following are the teams.

Are

"Y" Ladies', Walker, J. Wilson,

A. Fowler: B. Blumenthal, E. Thom son, M. Gardiner; V. Bradbury, R.

N. A. E. MACKAY,

erratic.

Radio Regain Lead

however,

TABLE TO DATE.

Police Hadio (C. B. A. Medway The Radio opened strongly from United Blackmore, M Road, T. Dennis and 0.the restart and had matters their St. Andrew's

K.LT.C. Brown

LE Recreio "B"-G. Roxa, O. Botelho, own way for a long period before T. Noronha; Y. Britto, E. Rosario, AAWTAR SINGH beat Bliss, who sth Battery Almeida; G. Bilva, M. Lavior was well up the field, and in a fine 12th Battery Botelho, C. Botelho and M. Figueiredo.

run down the field beat Wong in R.AM.C.

Male Corps the tackle to place the: Radín · on! German Clubs P. W. D. L. P. A. Pia level terms once again. Pressing B, C. of 8. H. E, Ladies.. 98 1 044 6 17 hard the Radio took the lead as the

League Table to Date

St. Andrew 1989 25 15 result of a fine goal, by GUR

Recreio A 741 215

C. BA wyn Ladies

133 214 ↑

CB. B....10 10 3 4 42 2 Recreio "B"

FRIENDLY GAME

fats v. H. K. Ladies Sec

BACHAN- BINGIL.

Bliss then changed positions with F. Broadbridge, the lat ter showing a much better. un«- derstanding with White when “playingʻin his usual position, i

Pts. FW.LD. FA. Pu 10 10 0 35 2 20 .11 9 2 0 50 10 18. 129034-8 18 10 5 4 1 19 17 11 ..12 4 4.2 16 16 10 814 19. T 20 11 10

151 12 21 7

8 2 5.1 3 195

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Saints Strong Enough To Beat Police

BUT CHAMPIONSHIP 'NOW ALMOST CERTAIN

The victory was all the more un-

It was

considering for a place.

Handicaps For Fifth Day

10.08

F. Lobel T. R. Chassels A. E. Lisaaman N. L Smith. K. S. Robertson, F. I. de Rome

W. Alexander A. G. Young.

D. 8. Edward B. H. Grinthe.

A. B. Purves W. Mulcahy, O. E. C. Marton : M. Walker.

1. H. Geare D. 8. Hobb,

Major E-Field Capt. Michell 8. Key H. N. WI- llampo

C. W. E. Bishop T. J. Price.

8. Archbutt B. C

.

BT

G.

Hopkins.

10.20

#

C. B. Robertson H. G. Wal- lington

N. K. Littlejohn C. Mycock.

Iwould probably have won the hand" 10.24 some trophy had he started; as he 10.28 is every bit na good as Helter

10.820% Skelter on a heavy track. A. win 20 on the Lancashire crack would! 10.34 have enabled Mr. Frost to lead the

10.40 10.44

10,48

Of Annual Race Meeting key's Ust.

Griffins Spring Handicap "A"

Partnership's surprise, win over 10.52 [(158) Glorious Bun (181), Heart's Class-One Mile

Glory (161), High Life, (168), Jane Racing Boy only went to prove my 10,58 11.00 Banquet Hall (145), Bay View (161) Limelight (158), Mortmain statement at the conclusion of last (158), Budge (158), Chief Seattle (158), Racing Lauck (161), Racing season that the Len candidate was (161), Glad Eyes (181), Gold Bullion Pride (161), Racing Triumph (181) the beat 1988 sub, Incidentally 11.04

155) Hot Sun (146), King's Fancy Shaughraun (161), Sweet 1 (101), (161), King's Worthy (158), Lemberg Vaxo (158), Waterlos (155) and Zero challenge race between Warring 11.08

ton and Partnership, was, almost it in not too late farranged

(168) Monoplans (145). Oaks Bay (156).

Donna (188), Racing 19 entries, Pluck (146) Ribble (158), Sandy Bay Happy Valley Spring Handicap "A" now. (155), Soldier of Garisany (158), Spin Class Mile 171 Yards Away (181), Sporting Life (181)

Blue Star (150), Boxing Era (140), A Curious Darby The Redibank (151);

Bright Star (140), Daylight Eve (145),] 20 Entries,

and

Flying Tourist (140), Gay Crusader The Soldier Stable secured only, (145), King's Bounty (148) King's

1. W. Shewan T. 5. Whyte Smith.

W. J. Waddington W. H. E Thomas

J

W. A. Butterfeld--W. Cornell,

J. Coulthart P. 8. Grant. A MacFarlane = J. Mac.

C. H. Bradley D. Elils.

I. Forber T. R. Bowell.

W. Woodward H. H. Bod. dow.

H. H. Fethick. L., B. An drewes

D. J. Keogh B. 1. Cherrill. H. F. Phillips G.. W. F. Booker,

ACL Bowker H. H Mundy

Hunt A. E. Thomy:"

AB. Raworth H., & Hills

Young Thomson...

By: Humphreya J. W.

Mayhew,

NEW COURSE

Mrs. She

(Mrs. Rodger.

11.20

entries

track work. All three were

Justice (166) Maydowne (145), Navy two wins instead of the expected Hail (160) Badko (168), The Tiger clean sweep, and Gladiator fell far 9.32 am. E des Voux O, Gordon, (145), Valorous (146), and Waybridge below expectations after secretlye

9.40

in

HAPPY Valley Spring Handicap "B"," * 1949 Clam-1 Mile, 172 Yarda Arg PiFood Alexandra : Hall (158), Black Val

the Derby, which was run entirely different manner to expected I thought posibly.

Griffes Spring Handicap "B", Cism. (First Eaction) One Mile CTime of Race 4.15 p.) 45 Bajardo (181), Bold Marshall (181), The change soon had the değin expected as the Saints occs Collos)

ready been defeated on three occa- fool (155) Gold Currency (168), Great

Hall (151), Hot Heels are without a match in the com: netted with a hard shot which Corps of Signals, and the Central

55 British Association. The Radio, had petition, will meet the Hong Kong sasily beat Man. Singh.

The St. Andrew's Ladies,

who

Ladies' second eleven in a friendly

game at Bookunpoo at 3.15 p.m.

are not flelding their

fall bum" and several of

have been inclu

ed effect, and the Saints forced

corner from, which EC FINCHEE sibns, by the Medway, the Royal Backe 28 MAA

Bankers

lost

(168) Munic

Jolly

once (165) Eose Leaf (181), Tro Tak (140) Baygomastar (140) California of Britain would go out to

(168) Tammel (158) West Parade) (240), Pi PMKC(140), Gold Key:(167), scorching pars and attempt to

161), What A Candice (158) and Jungis Jim (106), King, Parade (149); it, while Boldier of Willlim: Osler}, {(168) 192)

Mike (160) National Day (140), Rac- 7(140) Hovalarhun (184), #156)};

The challengUTI

however, sent out, to

R. A. Rodger

A., Kidd Mrs. Wilson. Mrs Mackle Mitas Thomás. FSchroter D. Cochrane.' LAS. Gibblings

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