1940-04-13 — Page 17

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 13, 1940

DICK TURPIN FAVOURED

TO WIN

IN

MACAO

17

But Faces Stern Opposition From Pumelo

FAIRY AUK, FEI YING

AND DOW-JONES

SOCCER

SEASON

ARE LIKELY WINNERS LAWN BOWLS ENDING

(By "RAPIER”)

THE APRIL MEETING of Macao Jockey Club will be with a pro- held at the Areia Preta Course to-morrow, gramme of six events, commencing at 3 p.m.

The Hong Kong Canton & Macao Steamboat Com- pany's s.s. Taishan will leave Hong Kong at 8 a.m. The re- turn journey for racegoers will be made on the s.s. Kinshan, which leaves Macao at 3 a.m. on Monday, as s.s. Taishan is returning from the Portuguese colony at 2-30 p.m. to-

morrow.

RACE NO. 1.-CHUNG SHAN STAKES: SIX FURLONGS

The opening race of the day is con-

· Aned to "Y" Class China ponies of Macao Jockey Club, winners this year barred, and I expect to see the fol- -lowing contesting the finish-

Fairy Auk.

Gold Clause. Hogmanay.

My nominations are The Tigress to win, with Gallant Marshal second and Licky Eleven third.

UNDER WAY

(By "REFEREE”) Only interest in this after- Following is to-day's Lawn Bowls pro- noon's soccer programme is

gramme and some of the teams:-

C.S.G.C.

V

KFC

(C.C.C. green, 8.30 p.m.)

V

Vialtors

in the game at Stanley, be- tween 30th, Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers for the runners-up position of See- ond Division.

Recreio

(Recreio, 8 p.m.) K.C.C. 1st Division V. K.C.C. 3rd Division

(K.C.C.). H.K.F.C.-A. Watson, G. E. Stephens, L. E. Lammert and N. J. Bebbington (skip); J. H. Gelling, J. Watson, K. S. Robertson and A. Brooksbank (skip); J. S. Howell, A. W. Hodges, G. Duncan and W. Gill (skip); J. I. Barnes, S. Strange, T. R. Rowell and ship, are meeting Navy and should Bickford, C. F. Needham and G. S. Graver

J. A. R. Selby (skip): A. B. Didsbury, B. I. (skip): F. P. Anslow; C. G. Sollls, B, A. Mansell and H. G. Wallington (skip),

C.S.C.C. Firsta:-R. R. Wood, H. F. Har- per, J. F. McGowan, J. W. Deaken, T. Sed den, A. B. Allen, L. A. Collyer, F. Jones, J. E. Purvis, A. Steven, 5. R. Carr, M. Eccleshall, RACE NO. 4—HIN WANG CUP: C.S.C.C. Seconds:-C. W. Walker, F. S.

ONCE ROUND

Austin, J. Gellatly, H. E. Strange, J. C. This race will be contested by "Lucas, E. Kirmon, W. J. Burling, J. Hollidge, A. F. Sheppard, J. F. Hickman, P. D. Craw Class, China porties of Hong Kongley, M. N. Rakusen. Jockey Club, and I expect Fei Ying Reserves:-T. E. Wood, H. Lord, A. J. (Mr. Wei), winner of the Taiwan Bay Macfadyen, A. Grimmitt jr., D. Hollidge jr.

RECREIO OPENING. Handicap (Second Section) on the

Visitors

P. Morgan

Club de Recreio J. Luz

C. M. Suva O. P. Remedios

F. Xavier

C. M. Alves

F. V. V. Ribeiro

C. Roza Pereira

V.

(skip)

Fairy Auk entered for the Victory first day of the Second Extra meeting H. A. Castro Handicap at the last meeting, but did at the Valley, to win with Double H. White not start, and, judging from its second Chance (Mr. Tao), which was third 3.3. Whyte (skip) v. F. X. Soares (skip) placing behind Shanghai 4 in the Sze-in this same race, taking second posi-G. T. Padgett chuen Handicap over five furlongs attion. The pony that is likely to give C. s. M. Thom the January meeting, it should win. Fei Ying a good fight is Night View L. C. R. Souza - The real danger will come from Hog- (Mr. P. P. Botelho), and it is quite R. P. Phillips

second This pony ran

to

capable of creating an upset. Shanghai 4 in the Victory Handicap at the last meeting and should be very near at the finish. Gold Clause came third to Rothesay Bay in the Pleasant Quarters Handicap over six furlongs at the March meeting.

many.

I fancy Fairy Auk to win, with Hog manay second and Gold Clause third RACE NO. 2—JOCKEY CUP:

FIVE FURLONGS

RACE NO. 5—CHINSHAN HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION):

FIVE FURLONGS

Lt. Col. E. D.

Sir Athol

Matthews

MacGregor B. E. Maughan

י

E. I. Leitao

Hon. Mr. Leo

(skip)

D'Almada Jr.

E. de Sousa

H. A. Alves (skip) J. A. Remedios

Dr. A. M. Rodrigues J. Noronha Jr.

C. G. Silva (skip) J. C. Remedios. M. Alarcon

C. E. Marques

This is the second race for "E" A. Grimmitt (skip) v. Class China ponies, and for its win at R. Leigh Fanling in the Dublin Handicap (Sec-G. S. Ladd

S. M. Rumjahn ond Section) Dow-Jones (Mr. Chao), G. Post (sitip) v. has been penalised 3 lbs.: but, despite F. Flippance the extra weight, I think it is quite ❘ W. Hobbs capable of winning as it is running. Strange

R. Morrison (skip) v. F. X. Silva (skip) against practically the same ponies..

C. F. Vas This is the main event of the after-Old Fashioned (Mr. Wei), which lost, W. Hudson

W. Glendenning -noon-a Dollar Sweep has been sell-to Dow-Jones by a short head, may W. Melrose

ing fast in connection with it-and it will be contested by "D" Class Aus-again have to be content with second E. A. Altkins (skip) tralian ponies. The following will pro-place. New Bedford, if taken out by bably face the starter:--

Dick Turpin (Mr. Chao). Pumelo (Mr. P. P. Botelho). Quick Despatch (Mr. Yuen), Tarzan (Mr.. Wel).

Zodiac (Mr. Liang).

Dick Turpin, for its win in the Kwanti Cup at Fanling over six für- longs at the last meeting, has been penalised 22 lbs. but, in view of the short distance, I belleve it can still the win. Pumelo ran quite well at Valley last Saturday in the St. Kilda

· Handicap over the mile, leading right --up to the football stands, when it fad- ..ed out of the race, and as it is only five furlongs to-morrow it is likely to -give Dick Turpin a good run if it does not actually win. Tarzan is also use- ful over this distance.

a more experienced jockey, may re- verse its last defeat from the above two ponies, otherwise the best it can hope for is the third position again. RACE NO. 56-SHEKKI -HANDICAP: SIX FURLONGS

v.

L.A. Gutierrez L. F. Xavier ·

R. F. Luz (skip)

one

South China, who only need more point to clinch the champion-

have no difficulty in obtaining necessary point.

the

Two other senior games will be played but to the clubs concerned it is just a matter of completing their

fixtures.

at

on

As Service Corps are engaged Camp their game against Electric will not be played this afternoon but Wednesday. Service Corps must win this game, to qualify for a play-off for the Third Division title.

To-morrow the last representative game of the season between Chinese and Army in the Final of the Lai Wah Cup Competition will be played.

Mrs. Grassett, wife of the General Officer Commanding will present the Cup at the conclusion of the game.

(Programme on Page 18)

PANG MISSES A CHANCE

C.R.C.

(BY "ADREM")" Pang Oi-lam, the youthful player, missed a great opportunity of taking a set from Tsui Wai-pui the Colony champion, when, on the Stand Club Court of Hong Kong Cricket yesterday, he let no fewer than -six. set points pass him by Tsui won 7-5, 7-5."

of his

been penalised 16 lbs., but as it is quite fit at the moment it should secure another win in this race. It will re- Pang created something of a sen- ceive stern opposition from Shanghai sation in the first set when he reeled 4 (Mr. Cooper), ex-champion sub. off a succession of five games without which won the Victory Handicap reply. At this period Tsui was play- The last race of the day will be when carrying 160 lbs. last meeting, ing dreadfully, and lacked any sem- fought out by "X" and "y" Class and as its weight to-morrow is only blance of control over any China ponies of Macao Jockey Club 144 lbs. its chances of winning are shots.

of the question. His service was particularly bad and will be ridden by Novice Jockeys. not altogether out Iron Knight (Mr. Yeung Wing-sing), Cloudy Star (Mr. R. K. C. Chul) will being without rythm or control. He winner of the Kuo Hua Handicap over probably take the other minor posi- was also very careless in the matter of foot-faults and was pulled up re- ve furlongs at the last meeting, has tion.

peatedly in the course of the match.

Pang scored most of his early points with a nicely-disguised drop-shot and a sliced forehand shot, played half- ' court to his opponents backhand side- line which rarely got up very much. far His

was forehand, however, from impressive and was executed in a very awkward manner-a-half- jab played close to the body.

NEXT WEEK'S

Following is next week's tennis prograinme

I nominate Dick Turpin to win with at Hong Kong Cricket Club: Pumelo.. second and Tarzan third..

RACE: NO. 3—CHINSHAN

HANDICAP (FIRST SECTION):

FIVE FURLONGS --

The entries in this race come from

ponies classified "E" Class by Houg

MONDAY Open Singles

S. A. Rumjahn v J. W. Leonard (Stand Court).

Club Championship

M. Pagh v D. M. MacDougall (0).

Handicap Doubles

N. D. Lloyd, and W. R. Lambert (scratch)

Kong Jockey Club, and it appears to R. C. Beavan and A. K. MacKenzie (1/6)

B. O'M. Deane and N. Spence (4/6)

Tsui

Yan-pui

♥

Curt).

TUESDAY Open Singles

Tenuto Kwok

Handiosa Doubles;

(Stand

:: me that The Tigress (Mr. Chao) stands | (3)..

about the best chance of winning. At the Second Extra meeting, in the Gin A. C. I; Bowker and A. H. Penn (+1/8) (*). Drinkers Bay Handicap over half a mile, it came in third to Valorous an Radiurn Star when carrying 168 lbs., and as these two ponies are not-com- peting it should not find much dif- culty in carrying off the first prize. The next besicpony is Gallant, Mar- - whal, winner of the Republican Handi-

A. Lade and G. W. Sewall (-6/6) op W. G. (scratch)::* C. D. CAD (First Section) at the March Harvey and A. H. Barme meeting and which will be taken out N. Walker and E. L. TAV

Cucky Eleven, Liang

لبرميك

V.. R. Gordon and H. J. Armstrong, (--15) or R. K. Valentine drid L. M. S., Lloyd (-3/8) v M. D. Lloyd and W. R. Lambert (scratch) or 8. C. Beavan and A. K. Mac Music (~1/01(a)..

Mixed Doubles

TENNIS

WEDNESDAY Open Doubles

E. C. Fincher and W. C. Hung v C. H. R. Hyde and J.,J. Ferguson (Stand Court).

Handicap Singles

DM MacDougall 15/2) v C., W. Sewell ~~4/6) (6).

A. H. Barwell (~1/8) v C. B. Nicholson (~~~3/6) (7).

A Mixed Doubles Handicap CHR and Mrs. Hyde (30) or R. C.

Bevan and Miss J. Smalley (-3/0) V H. D. Bidwell and Miss B. Lambert (-2/6) (3),

V. R. Gordon and Mrs. Ralph (scratch) V Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stark (scratch) (4).

THURSDAY:

Open Singles Semi-Fina)

S: A. Rumjahn or J. W. Leonard vˇH, D.: Rumjahn (Stand:Court).

Club Championship. Final

His service was his most impressive weapon of attack and I have rarely. seen Tsui aced as often as he was yes- terday.

Pang might have taken that first set if he had not allowed himself to become over-anxious, probably due. to surprise at getting so far! I felt that a little more aggression in fol lowing up his service might have there brought results--in any case was nothing to lose in gambling!

I cannot believe that Tsul's form

M. Pagh or D. M. MacDougall y R. G, yesterday is indicative of his Blesel or B. C. Fay (8).

Mixed Doubias“. Handscap Winners of Court 3 on Wednesday v and Mrs. C. B. Nicholson (3/6) (3),

FRIDAY .. Open Doublen

¿Firichar-and:W? • Hung or C, H, R.

Fay (Bland Court).

ree and

form but it is certain that he

-

have to improve considerably. H. D. Rumjahn on the latter a recep displays.

Another notable result

Victory, of

Balsa) 6-4 6-

the Club championship.