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A GOOD START!

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CLASSICAL RECORDS

GOLF STARTING TIMES

Sunday's Pairings At Fanling

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1936.

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

OLD COURSE

9.20 am O. E. C. Marton, D. S.,

Robb:

L H. Geare, R. Young.

Littlejohn, A. B

N."

Purves.

S. H. Dodwell, K. S. Mor- risol

Shenton

9.24 9.

9.32

9.36

CB.Johnson, Sir W."

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9.40

W. LAlexander, T. J

Price

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9.44

E des Voeux, H. Jesse- rand.

9.49

FA Howard D. 4. 02

Kieffe

9.52

J. S. Dykes, J. Forbes.

0.56

J. D. Kinnaird, 7. S. Mor

Of

FSOL

10.00

10.04

G. A. Pentreath. E. Taylor. H. X. Williamson, G. N. Bond

10.08

G. W. Sewell, J. W. Ala-

baster.

|10.13

J. G. Charlton, W. Pater-

|10.26

10.30

T. J. J. Fenwick, J. Me L

O. J. Shannon,` J. A. D. Morrison.

Brown.

10.24

A. C. L. Bowker. A. E.

Concert Orch.

Pena

P. Morrison, R.

LADIES' "REST" HOCKEY XI

Col-

37343-Blue Danube (2PTS)

Sym Orch Fronne. Curti (Violin).

Lings.

10.32 10.36

(Continued from Page 1)

Angelus Octet

Halle Orch.

Squire Octet.

G 10.40

120.44

W. J. S. Key, A. Sommer-

felt

10.48

R. C. Wobb, A. McKellar.

10.52

10.36

11.00

Squire Uctet.

lane.

11.04

11.0

E. T. McMullen, Pay. Lt. Miss Cdr. Thatcher.

11.12

J3179 Serenade (Tuselli)

Serenade (Schubert)

J1626-Simple Aveu

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T. R. Rowell, F. M. Eig

ai Garmisch- The standard-bearers of the nations taking the Olympic oath at the ski stadium

The German champion, Willy Bogner, adminis-‚· Partenkirchen on the occasion of the Winter Gamzes. tered the oath.

J. W. Mayhew, W. N. Alat inside-left and who will be seen Smalley.

W. Jeffries, H. G. Wal-in the position in support of Miss. lington

Westcott.

Rest Team

"Rest" team is: Mrs. Lunson

R. A. Rodgers, T. J. Dra-(H.K.): Miss E. Gray (EK) and

per.

Miss A Fowler ("Y"); Miss J.

W. Pittendagh, J. Angwin. Wong (St. Andrew's), Miss

E!

A. 1. Eurnie, J. MacFar-Xavier (Recreio) and Mrs. M. Bell

A Webster, F. C. Medie

(H.K.): Miss O. Dalziel ("Y"),}

S. Dalziel ("Y"). Miss

P. Gittins (St. Andrew's), Mrs. Miss M. West-

Surg. Lt. Cdr. Marks, Pay. Read ("3") and Li Morant.

cott (~~).

NEW COURSE

21.00 a.m. V. 3. Grayburn, A. H.

Barlow.

SAINTS NEARLY SURPRISED

(Continued from Page 4)

The Central British As- sociation Ladies will be repre- sented by Miss Best. Miss E. Wool- ley and Miss F. J. Walker (Cap- tain); Miss L,Woolley, Miss E. M. Bryson and Miss P. Everest Miss! E. Rousseau, Miss M. Smith, Mrs. White. Miss D. Hant and Miss R. Blackmore.

LEAGUE TAKLE TO DATE

P. W. L. F.A. Ft.

The Junior Rest team to meet Eliot Half "A" .. 17 17 0 109 8 34 C. R.C.

18 14 4107 40 28 the winners of the Brawn Cup 14 13 1 89 19 26

the League,

Central British

Recreio "A" ... Recreio "A" Eliot Hall "B" Recreio "B"

Fire Brigade

St. John's

V. PC

Kowloon Tong

13 12 1 80 19 2 Schoolgirls, has not yet been 16 11 5 83 43 22

14 10 4 69 39 20 selected'

17 89 63 78 16) Both these matches will take

16 7 9 73-80 14 place on the YMCA ground at |

16 3 13 42 84 King's Park on Sunday, March 29, 19 3 16 40 104 6

St. Andrew's "B" 18 2 16 30 97 4 commencing at 10 am and 11 am.

S. and S. Home 17 1 16 30 134 2 respectively.

Entries For Second

Extra Race Meeting

The following are the entries fort Bear Claw, Boolit Bay, Donovan, the Hong Kong Jockey Club's Second Flybynight, Great Hall, High Honouz, Extra Race Meeting, to be held at High Speed, King's Sceptre May- Happy Valley on Saturday March 28:

flower, Mersey, Pride of Tsingtao, 1--COLONIAL STAKES-Wisner Kibble, Hoyal Highness, Soldier of $400. Second $175. Third $100. For China Ponies, Griffins of this Germany, Soldier of Peace, Soldier

Victory, Valorous, What SCRSON. Winners barred. Weight of

for inches as per scale. Ponies that Change and Zero.

allowance.

A

have won: $200 to $499 in stakes, 5 6-CALLIOPE HANDICAP. -- b. allowance; less than $200, 10 Winner $150. Second $250. Third Jockey Allowance. A$150. For Australian Ponies. “A” lowances accumulative. Entrance $5. Class Winners of ten or more ONE MILE.

Iraces" at any time barred.

Jockey Amberley (158), Laughing Girl Allowance. Entrance $5, ONE (158), Miracle (148), Old Star (151), MILE. Silversmith (150) and Tyne (156). Bag Tor, Electron, Holiday Eve, 2 ROSEHILL PLATE-Winner Racing Heart, Bose Ann, Shooting $400.

Strathroy, The Second $175. Third $100. Star, Snowy River, For Australian Ponies of this season. Dunlin, Tinsmith and Vixen Tor. Winners barred. Weight for inches 1-TAIWAN BAY HANDICAP. as per scale. Ponies that have won: Winner $400. Second $115. Third $200 to $499 in stakes, 3 lb. allow-$100. For China Ponies, "D" Class. ance; less than $200, 6 ib. allowance. Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5. Jockey Allowance. Allowances - SIX FURLONGS. camuiative. Entrance FURLONGS.

SIX

Balios, Belmont Star, Boxing Eve, Burgomaster, Copper Idol, Donble Blandford (145), Bratus (149), Chance, Emergency. Call, Foxbridge, Gold Dragon (146), Honey (146) Glad Eyes, Gold Currency, Hepscotch, Ranger (146), Violet Queen. (152)

Lemberg, Locksley Hall, Lucky and "Zodile (155).

Strike, Mike, Miracle, Night View,

View, Popular BAY HANDICAP.Philanderer, Plain

Seventeenth of | Winner $550. Second $250., Third Star, Rousseau,

$150. For China Fomes "A" Class. September, Splendid View and Ythan: Winners of $5,000 or more in stakes

3-MIRS

8-HONGHAM BAY HANDICAP. since 1st January, 1936, barred Winner $500. Second $225. Third | Jockey - Allowance.

Entrance $5.

$125. For China Ponies, "B" Class. FROM THE TWO MILE POST Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5. ONCE ROUND AND IN (About One FROM THE TWO MILE POST Mile 171- Yards),

ONCE ROUND AND IN (About One Cossack's Beauty, Cyclamen Bay, De 171 Yarda). Diana Bay, Gladiator. Herod, King's Warden, Macaroni and Soldier of Bright View, Harvest View, Eet- man" Honeymoon Eve, Jungle Jim, SUR-GRIFFINS SPRING King's Bounty, King's Jubilee, King's HANDICAP Winner $600. Second Justice, King's Lead, Mistake Pay. 15250. Third $150. For China Ponies. Poutine Bay, Rose Queen, Sadko, and

China Subscription Grins of this Club of Soldier of

14 Entries any Season. Jockey Allowance. En- trance $5. ONE AND A QUARTERİ 9-UNION PLATE-Winner $400, Second $175. Third $100. For China MILES

Balios, Bistre, Burgemaster, Cop Ponies Subscription Griffins of this per Idol, Double Chance. Emergency Club of this Season Winners bar- Call Gold Sovereign, Judea, Locky red. Weight for inches as per scale. Strike. Mountain View, Racing Bay, Ponies that have won: $200 to $499 Rose Evelyn, Seventeenth of Septem-in stakes, & h. allowance; less then

View $200, 10 ber, Tiny Star

10 To. allowance. Jockey Al- Allowances accumulative. Warrington and Younglowance. Wadebridge,

Entrance $5. SEE FURLONGS" Chap

COMMONWEALTH HANDI- Cassius (144), Fidelity (166), Gold Hawthora (148) CAP Wimer $450. Second $200. Sovereign." (161), Third $100. For China Ponies, "C" Heriot (156), Hamber (148), Ocean Glass. To be ridden by Jockeys who View (152), Paymaster (151) Rugby have not won ten races anywhere at Star (145), Shamrock (150), Stop- any time. No Whips or Spurs allow-watch (142), Strathalan (145), The ed. Entrance $5. ONE MILE. Coot (142), and The Gerilim (153). ~

Valley

the Olympic Winter Winners of gold and silver medals at Games at Garmisch-Partenkirchen. In the centre is Christl Crane, gold medallist in the women's section. The other two people in the photograph are Franz Pinner (left) and Gustav Lautschner, Tho -won silver medals.

THRILLING DISPLAY BY PORTUGAL

(Continued from Page: 1) Adalat Sar proved

a real menace, his stickwork being bril- liant on occasions; he made Lal Singh an ideal partner, Awtar Singh played a constructive game, but was inclined to barge his way through on occasions.

Penalty Bully

India opened the scoring when a penalty bully was awarded against Souza for obstruction—“ much amusement being caused by his inability to bully of with {Awtar ́Singh. After several ef- forts they at last managed to do }so,,the India leader netting while Souza was on his knees after a fall.

india dominated play until the last few minutes, although Fartu- gal pressed strongly at times and itwicé came within an ace of

equalising.

With everything pointing to de- feat, 2 last-minute effort **** (Souza scoop the ball into the roof

of the net for the equaliser!

Winning Goal

The extra time found both teams determined to go ahead, and, fol- lowing the failure of Lal Singh to break through in several solo ef- forts, B. Gosano, who had switch- ed over to the right-wing, showed” fine turn of speed before dashing across a magnificent for Nolasco to convert with a first-timer. The second period of extra time found with Portugual holding their own. Major H. J. M. Campbell, OBE., and Mr. A. A. Dand um- pired, and the teams were

Portugal:-U. B. Souza (Radio); |A. Silva (Argonautas) and E. L

Gosano (University) (Captain); J. Gonsalves (Eecreio), L. Oliveira

(University) and N. Beltran (Re- creio);

Nolasco (Argonautas), B. Gosano (Recreio), J. M. Pinto (KIT.C), A. P.

P. Souza (KIT.C.) and |A. Angelo (Argonaudas).

Reserves:--N. Faria (Recreio) (Goalkeeper); A. A.

dos Remedios

(Recreio) (Full-back), J. Pereira (LTC) (Half-back) and A. Alves (Argonautas) (Half-back).

Indis

-M

Ramazan (KLT.C.); Khan Bahadur (Punjabis) and Kishen Singh

Garbachan (HKSRA); Singh (Punjabis), Tara Singh (H. K. S. B. A.) and Alaf Din (Punjabis); Khuda Bux (HESEA), Gurbachan |Singh (Badio), Afsar Khan (Punja- bis), Awtar Singh (K.LT.C.) and Lat Singh (Punjabis),

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