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(By "FAIR FIELD")

London, January 23. Since my recent reference to the return to form of that romantic figure of the golf links, Horton Smith, further success has come. this way.

.

In a month he has won three of the biggest tournaments of the American winter circuit, and his share of the spoils is $1,000.

Golfers are wondering whether Horton Smith is about to repeat that record-breaking campaign of seven years ago. when, in Ameri- can phraseology, he "burned up" leourse after course and pocketed) more than £5,000-not an insigni- ficant sum for a youth of 20.

Started As A Caddie Horton Smith started life as a farmer's boy at Joplin. Missouri.! and at 16 he was a caddie. When bedropped from the clouds on 3) lastonished world. Hagen immedi-! jately dubbed him the "Joplin

Ghost."

In a few years Horton Smith, ai shrewd usiness man. has earned)

a small fortune, and, unlike many)

fers, has saved most of it. -

IGUESE WELL GET SOME OF THAT

ITUCKY BLUE

RAIS NOW!!

KENTUCKY SPECIAL

KNOWS HER

HORSES.

Mrs. James M. Austin is the woman who pioneered the raising of thoroughbred horses on Long Island and established her fam- cus Catawba Farms to prove her theory, After spending lavish sums and years of effort, she has finally decided that Kentucky is better fur breeding and is moving her entire stuck to the Blue Grass country.

INTENSE COLD AND

HEAVY TRACK

LEE POON YEE ANNEXES CHAMPIONSHIP

LA SALLE RELAY TRIUMPH

DUE

UE to a heavy track at the South China Athletic Association's ground and the intense cold experienced yesterday, athletes from St. Paul's College only managed to break the Shot Putt record at their annual athletic meeting held at Caroline Hill.

In recording a distance of 30 feet 5 inches, Kan Man-chuen bettered last year's mark by Lau Ping-pui by 24 inches.

The most interesting event was the Invitation Relay, which was won by the representatives of La Salle College. St. Joseph's members took the lead from the start of the race with La Salle quite a distance behind. But just about 10 yards away from the tape. William Gottsche, La Salle's champion, forged ahead to win comfortably.

LAI WAH CUP FINAL

¿Continued from Pejë 3)

At the conclusion of the meeting. Dr. (Miss) F. C. Woo. of the St. Paul's Girls' College. congratulated the winners and distributed the prizes.

The results were as follows:- Senior 100 Metres 1 Lee Poon- have been making a name for them-pee, 2 Lee Ping-kwan, 3 Chong Sik- selves by compiling the huge goal-fai. Time: 12 seconds. average of 103 goals for and 22 against!

Junior 100 Metres: 1 Chan Maj-

Top honours on the All- America track and field team of 1935, picked by Daniel J. Ferris, Amateur Athletic Union execu- tive, co to Jesse Owens, the coloured Chio State fash-who, paradoxically gets the position for superiority in three achieve- ments in which he did not win outdoor national championships: the 200 metres flat. 200 metres low hurdles and the running broad jump-

bee, 2 Chu Man-pau, 3 Shum Ka S. AND S. HOME

mong.

Time: 12.3 seconds. The Chinese side will comprise

Small Buys 100 Metres: 1 Philip South China "A" team which meets Cheong, 2 Chang Sin-hing, Ho Tze- the Club to-morrow in the First Kai Time: 13 seconds.

lim Barnes, the giant Cornish NORTHERN RIDERS Division, with the exception

who won the C. S.

Cham

Iman, Ipionship in 1921, made a big for- tone on Wall Street only to see it swept away in the financial crash.)

For years Walter Hagen's in- come has been £10,000 per zonum,| and sometimes

more. but he spends it just as it comes. He will always be known as golf's "prince-l ly spender."

LADIES' GOLF

Mrs. Roberts Wins Captain's Cup

COMING PROGRAMME

LEAVE TO-DAY Messrs. Needa And Marshall

MR. SASSOON ALSO BOUND FOR SHANGHAI

Mak Shu-hon, who wil Lau Mau at left-back.

of

replace

Tsui Ah-Fai May Play There is a faint possibility that Tsui Ah-fai, the former Athletic pivot, who has been prevented from playing recently owing to duty in the Canton Air Force, will make the trip. in which case bel will replace Wong Mee-shun in the

IMPORTANT SENIOR LEAGUE SOCCER CLASH

Senior 200 Metres: 1 Lee Ping

kwan, 2 Lee Poon-yee, 2 Lee Lai- ming Time: 25.5 seconds.

Junior 400 Metres: 2 Shum Ka- 2 Chu Man-par, 3 Chan Wab- bee. Time: 65.8 seconds.

mong

Small Boys 400 Metrea: 1 Chow Yue-kit, 2 Ho Yue-hai. Time: 826 seconds.

BEATEN

Comfortable Win For

St. Andrew's “A”

BADMINTON LEAGUE

"

The Sailors' and Soldiers' Home were defeated by 6 games to 3 by Senior Long Jump: 1 Lee Poon-yet. St Andrew's “A” in the Men's 2 Chan Wah-hee, 3 Chong Sik-fai. Distance: 5.57 metres.

Doubles Badminton League last Junior Long Jump: 1 Chan Wah-night at Wanchai. hee, 2 Shum Ka-mong, 3 Chan Vik- Three brothers, R. H., F. V., and kin. Distance: 5.05 metres.

Small Boys' Long

C. E. Wong played for St. An- Jump: 1 Ho Yue-

3 Chan Sui-drew's.

Scores:- Senior Shot Putt: 1+ Han Man- A R. Brown and chuen, ? Le Ting-hoi, 3 Lee Foon- and S. Bome): yee; Record Distance: 30 ft. 5 is lost to H Kew and E. H. Wong 9-21

Senior High Jump: 1 Leung Wai-loss to E. F. Fincher and C.

E. Wong

W. Brown (5.

love, 2 Chong

Chong Sik-fai, 3 Lew Mine sum. Height: 5 ft 4 inch,

F. A. Broadbridge and last to Junior High Jump: 1 Chan Wah- F. V. Wong

7-21

6-21

hee, 2 Kwok Kin-wing, 3 Wang| C. H. Hall and Yang Chan (S. and King-sheung. Height: 4 ft 10 ins. S. Home):

4-21

4-21 21-12

Mr. D. E. Sassoon, owner of pivotal berth.

There is no doubt that the Honeymoon Eve, 1936 Derby winner, and Holiday Eve, win- Chinese should win, but the Navykai, 2 Philip ner of the Sydney Maidens, is will be all out to win the Lai Wahi Distance: 4.05 metres. leaving for Shanghai to-day by Cup for the first time. the R.M.S. Empress of Japan.

Travelling by the same ves- sel will be Mr. V. V. Needa, who rode the Derby winner and Holiday Eve, and Mr. F. "Pea-

(Continued from Page 4) nut" Marshall, first string rider

Small Boys' High Jump: 1 Chan lost to Kew and Fincher for the Dynasty stable.

and Ellis should be able to prevent Sui-hing, 2 Chow Yee-kit, 3 Philip lost to Fincher and Wong In the Captain's Cup Competi-

Mr. C. Encarnaçao, who rode the Chinese from breaking Cheung Height: 3 ft. 91⁄2 ins beat Broadbridge and Wong tion of the Royal Hong Kong Golf

for Mr. E Tong-sen at the through.

Scout Pace (One Mile): 1 Yon Sar-

3. Death and H. Harris (S. and S. Club Ladies' Section over the Sew Annual Meeting, left last Wed- In the forward line Coakley and san, 2-Tam Sui-sang.

Home): Senior 400 Metres: 1 Lee Ping-lost to Kew and Wong nesday by the m.v. Asema Evans are both dangerous and GOLF STARTING KOWLOON'S BIG TASK AGAINST Course at Fanling, Mrs. Roberts

with a score of 102-31-71 quali-Maru, while Mr. J. Pote-Hunt, should be a source of worry to the kwan, 2 Lee Lai-ming, & Lee Poon-beat Fincher and Wong

yee. Time: 60.6 seconds.

beat Broadbridge and Wong TIMES

fed.

Mr. Li Po Chun's jockey, left Chinese defence. Hughes and S.P. Girls' College Race: 1 Fang! LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE Owing to bad weather there on February 28, leaving only Roberts, or form, are two good Tai-mow, 2 Poon Sin-keong, 3 Li were no entries in either the Sil-Messrs. D. Š. Li and T. L. Wong wingers, while Harrison's

go-a-Shai-cheung Bronze Divisions of the of the Northern contingent in head methods are not wholly ap 2 Yong Ki-fong One cannot but admire the way ver or in which Kowloon have carried on LG.U. Medal Competitions from the Colony.

preciated by the Chinese defenders. in recent years and, despite num-February 11 to February 25.

ruas players leaving the Colony: and the Club for other sides, they! have done excellently.

Sunday's Pairings At Fanling

The following are the Royal Hong Kong Golf Clab starting times for Fanling next Sunday.

OLD COURSE

9.20 a.m. P.W.D., J. D. Hutchison

*Co.

A.

THE ATHLETIC

(Continued from Page 4)

Their forward line is probably the youngest in the Colony andj with mure "go" in them than many Coljof their opponents.

An Ideal Leader

Spring Meeting

Arrangements for the Spring Meeting and Prize-Giving at Fan- ling on March 16, 17-and 19 are as follows:-

Entries Announced For

First Extra Race Meeting

Eliot Hall “A” .

Recreio "A"

7-31

.... 21-15

21-15

P. W.L. F. A Pts 12 12 0 85 5 24 15 12 3 99 36 24

11 11

0 86 13. 22

15 11 469 37

Old Boys Race: 1 Chen King-char, C. R. C

Senior 1,500 Metres: 1 Chan Wah- Eliot Hall "B" 15 kuen, 2 Leung Wai-kee, 3 Lee Lai-St. Andrew's “A” 14 10 4 78 ming. Time: 5 mins. 30 secs.

Recreio "B" Senior 800 Metres: 1 Chan Wah- St. John's Luen, 2 Lee Lai-ming, 3 Lee Wai-kee. Fire Brigade Time: 2 mins. 37 secs

IV. R. C. Junior 110 Metres High Hurdles: Howloon Tong

... 11 3 3 58:

15. 7 8 65 ·

15 7 8 54

15 3 12 38 16 2 13

The following are the entries for 4 - THE RANDWICK PLATE 1 Shun Ka-mong, 2 Kwok King-ming. St. Andrew's "B" 16 Third 3 Kan Chak-pun. Time: 19.8 seconds. S. and S. Home 16 the First Extra Race Meeting of the]Winner $150. Second $200. Hong Kong Jockey Club, to be held $150. For Australian Ponies of this! Senior 110 Metres High Hurdes: Monday, March 16

1 Lew Ming-cum,

Leang Wai-kee. at Happy Valley on Saturday, March Season that have started and have Bogey, New Course, Cards to 14:

not won Weight for inches as per Time: 216 seconds.

Tavitation Relay Race: 1 La Salle 1. — THE “HAY AND CORN scale. Jockey Allowance Entrance D. Knox, since his transfer to be returned by 5.15 p.m.

College, 2 St. Joseph's College. Time: 11 STAKES."-- Winner $450. Second 35. ONE MILE

12 mins. 57.3 seconds. (155),

the centre-forward berth, has in- Driving and Approaching.

Hused more

wake.

Putting. (Pool) 20 cents

Third

Inter-group relay: 1 Blue, 2 Yel-

life into the attack, a.m. to 12.15 p.m.; 4 pm to 5.15 $200. Third $150. For China Ponies,

Subscription Griffins of this Club of Blandford (152), Brutas while his deadly marksmanship p.m.

any Season that have started at least Centre Court (155), Boney (152), low, 3 Brown Time: 55.6 seconds. Merry Time (155), Tinsmith (152), per twice since 21st February, 1936. and Violet Queen (152), and Zodine (155).paints).

Group Championship: Elze (73) has already left destruction in its) 迂 EM Bryden, H. Mundy.

card, running four days 16th to have not won. Weight for inches as

6. and 7. THE TYTAM HANDI- Individual Senior Championship: per scale. Jockey Allowance. En- 5. S. Robertson, R. K. G. White and V. White are two 19th.

CAP. — “A” and “B” Divisions. Lee Poon-yee (16 points). trance $5. FIVE FURLONGS. Collings.

hard-working inside-forwards and.. Tuesday, March 17

Belmont Star (158),

Wimer $600. Second $250. Cavalcade B. Reynolds, R.

Ponies, Subscrip- great opportunists, while W. Knox, L.G.U. Medals. McKenny.

Cards to be (155), Copper Idol (155), Double $150. For China 4. A. Mohallar on lank, are very have at

B. Purves, L. H. Geare on the right-wing, and Honniball, returned by 5 pm, Silver Divi-Chance (161). Emergency Call (158). tion Griffins of this Club of this Sea- R. D. Walker, E. Taylor. possessing speed, ball-control and, Scratch Prizes. Brozze Division Lancashire Loom (152), Ocean View Jockey Allowance. S. A. Sleap, J. Wabove all, accuracy in their cen-New Course, Handicap Alabaster,

9.24

E.

des

Voeux, R.

Rodgers.

9.28

T. C. Monaghan,

27 Matthews.

J

G. S. Chambers, F. H King.

9.36

"

3. S. Dunnett, F. C. B. Black.

9.40

JN

W. L. Alexander, W. Barton.

9.44

9.48

9.52

A

9.56

10.00

10.04

10.08

10.12

K. K. Rounds, R. Young.

tres.

Scratch Prizes.

10.18 10.20

W. 3. Lawrie, N .P. FOL

The Athletic have not done toa

1. J. Keogh, T. Lándars.

10,24 10.28

J. S. Dykes, F. M. Ellis.

Mackie,

D.

10.32

Col. Blake, A. T. Lay.

10.36

H. C. Hopkins, S. S. Perry,

10.40

· 10.44

10.48

- 10.52

*

10.36

11.00

11.04

11.08

E

Hole.

74.12

"

11.16

and

Griffins of this Season that have started at least twice and have not Weight for inches as per scale.

ONE MILE.

Wild Cat

Entrance 20.

Ideal

LOCAL CRICKET

Kowloon Teams For To-morrow

POLICE WITHOUT JOHNSON

(Continued from Page 4)

Johnson Injured Johnson, the Police leader, is on the injured list and his

vacancy

is being filled by Pope, who will play at inside-right and who made debut a good impression in his match in the Colony last Saturday against the Liga Portuguesa

Fast off the mark, Pope should (152).

Partnership (152), Philander-

make a good inside-forward and. er (158), Racing Boy (155), Seven- Balios, Blue Ribbon, Cassina, Cele-

with Green, who plays his type of teenth of September (152). Valley bration Time, Fidelity, Gold Sover- View (155).-

soccer, supporting him on the flank, Thursday, March 19

Warring Wadebridge (161), and eiga, Hawthorn, Hopscotch,

Day, Jades, Lancashire Loom, Merry

this wing should provide most of badly for themselves, considering Tombstone Competition, New! 2-THE "LOTTERERS" STAKES. Jester, Peter Davey, Public Hero No.

the danger. their serious losses this season-Course. — Cards to be returned Winner $450. Second $200, Third 1, Rose Evelyn, Rugby Star, Satan,

The Kowloon Cricket Club's

Stevens will lead the attack' and "Darkie" Chan, Tsul Ah-fai and by 3.45 pm. Prize presented by $150. For China Ponies, bona de Supercharge, The Hero, Unicorn, and senior team to

Shamrock, Stopwatch, Strathalan,

meet the Civil must be watched at, all costs. Ho Kar-keung left the side over is. C. E. Burton

Service C.C. at Happy Valley to-Campbell, to whom this task will two months ago and stand an ex-

Tea about 3.45 p.m. Group pho-won.

6. and 8. —THE HONG KONG!morrow afternoon in a friendly be assigned, will have to be on his cellent chance of finishing their tograph about 4.10 p.m.

To be fidden by Jockeys who have HANDICAP. "A" and "E" Divi- | T. J. Price, J. Forbes. League programme in the runners-

ten races anywhere at sion Winner $600. Second $250. cricket match will be as follows: fettle to prevent this bustling fox- Presentation Of Prizes

F. Goodwin, E. C. Fincher, E. F-ward breaking through to sCOTE. any time. Jockeys

2 lb. penalty Third $156. For China Ponies The Captain, Mrs. A. K. Mac-for each race won: maximum penalty have started at least twice since 21st Fincher, A. T. Lay, N. A. E. Mackey, Jockey Allowance. F. S. W. Smith, E. Lee, F. Zimmern.. kenzie, has kindly consented to 10 lb. No Whips or Spurs allowed. February, 1936.

Entrance $10. ONE AND A QUAE AW. Ramsay, S. V. Gittins and

W. C. Hung. Amberley (158), Benerth

Junior Fixture Bistre, Bright View, Cyclamen Bay,

In the Junior Division of the: ing Girl (158), Miracle (158), Old Gladiator, Gold Coin, Harvest View,

JG. Charlton, J. Angwin

G. Marseille, A: C. L up position, providing, of course,

Bowker

J. McKnight, A, C. Godby.jthat they win their remaining

not

won

J. G. Cotesworth, T. E matches and South China "B" suf- Chassels.

fer one more reverse, which they make the presentation of Cups and Entran

$5.

SEVEN FURL (58).÷TER MILES.

that

D. Hope Gill, K. W. Jones are quite likely to do to-morrow,Prizes, which will take place after Donovan (152), Estray (158), Langh-

W. Shewan, Comir. Barry.

the Fusiliers, at Starting Times may be booked Star (161), Silversmith (155), and Herod, King's Jubilee, King's Jus-League, the Kowloon C.C. seconds Wing Cdr. Bishop, Comdr. Sookunpoo.

Zt. Cdr. Clarke, Pay. Lt. Cdr. Haines

Pay. Lt. Morant, Surg. Lt

Cdr. Marics.

NEW COURSE

928 am N. K

Littlejolin,

when they meet

Play Good Soccer

The Athletic play a type of soccer wholly their own and on!

their day are just as pretty to

J.

watch as the League champions.

Dalgano.

On curreht. förm the Athletic

9.26

Mrs. Mackie, Miss Kill

ย

(the photograph.

lat Fanling each day.

Splendid View (161).

DROWN AND E. STRANGE AS WING-HALVES

(Continued from Page 4)

Forrow's Task' Providing Forrow can hold Lee

tics, King's Lead, King's Scept will entertain the FAMC. and 3. THE "ALL OUT" STAKES. King's Warden, Locksley Hall, Ma-

Winner $450. Second $200. Third caroni, Mayflower, Night View, Pon-will be represented by the fol $15. For China Fonies that have tiac Eay. Ribble, Rose Queen, Sadko, lowing:- WELSH RUGBY FIFTEEN

started at least twice since 21st Fe-Silversmith, Soldier of China, Soldier H. Overy, G. Lee, F. E. Lawrence, Wai-tong in check, which is very bruary 1936, and have not won of Peace, Soldier of Germany. The F. A. Broadbridge, W. Le Mackenzie, doubtful, the Club stand an excel- What AB. D. Lay, B. T. Quinnell, C. F.lent opportunity of winning, or at Weight for inches as per scale. Joc-Tiger, Victoria Hall, and London, To-day. The Welsh key Allowanes. Entrance SIX Chance, MOONIE PONDS HAN-Darling and A. N. Other

Waplington, G. A....... V. Hall, V. least sharing the spoils, but much also will depend upon the halves should win, although the Kowloon Rugby team to meet Ireland at FURLONGS.

Second

and the inside-forwards, who will team are very hard to beat on Cardif to-morrow week will be Flybynight (161), Harvest Vies DICAP. Winner $450.

For Australian

have to fall back and play to, the identical to that which beat Seat (161), Hetman (158), King's Bounty $200 Third $150. MALAYAN BADMINTON ACE their own ground. –

(158)

of any Season that have King's Fancy (161), King's Ponies

TAPINOIS SCRATCHED

(“W”: plan. ( land by 13 points to 2 at Murray-Justice (158). Locksley Hall (155), started since 21st February, 1936, field on February 1, with the ex-Macaroni (181),. Mayñower (158), and here not won

The Chinese team has suffered London, To-day.-Tapinois has two reverses to date and, in spite day E. M. White; the holder, best ception of McCalls, the left-wing Mistake Bay (161), Pontiac Bayance Entrance 55 ONE MILE London, To-day. In the semi- S: Ong, the Malayan captain of threequarter, whose position has (261), Sadko (161), Soldier of Ger- Derby Day Goldsmith, Halcyon, been scratched from the Grand of their confidence, the outlook for

many (161), Soldier of Victory (161), Night Star, Racing Heart, Rose-Ann,

National Ren final round of the All-England Cambridge University, by :15–7, been left open-Reuter,

to-morrow is not exactly TOSY. and The Tiger (155)...

Saury Face, and Bnowy Rive badminton championship yester 115-12-Beater.

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