1948-01-21 — Page 12

BUREN

THE PERFECT

SWISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1948.

BLACK MARKET WINS Professional Coach Comb-Out

LADIES'

PURSE

Prospects of substantial dividends, encouraged by

the handsome pay-outs in the first two events, HAVE YOU WON?

did not materialise in the subsequent races comprising the programme for the third day of the Annual Race Carnival at Happy Valley yesterday,

Despite the very much smaller fields, the large crowd of racing enthusiasts were treated to an excellent day of sport, favoured with bril- liant weather.

Trans

MW

Kung Bell Jesy 117 Meme 125, 42% Bolgowns 252, 409, 112 cesnost... Thermomata). NIGH GIN: Shaken 117 ft ook 2,615, 1946: TH Tout 1 100 W 3,093, 1971. Beta! Was vien, Place 6,794

The day was marred by two thought Does (okten Dragon med Cite [55 of Brishaney goeng In atter completing their reprebive, cute, Gold Dragon won the Proton Harlap Chest ly 3, and City of Brisbane was -4.cond 4 The Tient: it take fak

konan

+

Grand Stand Stakes

fast Section--for the Rare t Second Bart of Australian Subscrip

Wright 147 rion Ponies of P918 only.

A putet lodged by C. Gue Roy gamited Blue Sky a boring and banging was Medoined by the Steward, who altered there attina) a marts, 24 the Grand Strand two or more races, 40 Th; penalty ---- Stakes (ürg sections to 14. Vara Unalongs,

to : 2nd. Auti; 3rd Dege uf Pa

Dividinds won, with the ex reptron of the that two races, ou ! the side, woth the event j paying the summits of Sá tu n each of the three placed po

The highest whi jay mat

Mad

By Battlethe id

which, currystot 355 in

of a total 9.700, run

17

inth abesl ed invoudite ki

Tat to pay $119.30.

Hinckest only in the event

JK 111;| #n

Kookaburra (C. F. Ng) paid the dividend Stick bangbest place

when it rame At third $1 tu

pening race, confined to zeyler,

Ladies' Purse

The main event of the day the Ladies' Pure attracted only

For ix canlesitters,

son or ther, punters made Larks sur Lad the Lavourite, followerl by Black Market rend.

Fla Winness of ane rave, 5 Th; of

3 Vanglore, 2. Biliar Sky

Parent Fores

Won is 2 hngths; 4 lengths,

קוקו!

Pan Moos1 Woo-214 50 $140 $10, $6.00

BETTANG

We

RACE F

1st No. 121

$2,15

Zhd 1rd

"

་་་

11

141 1419 Caplaced ponies 151un cachi, No. 2538. 1261, 1848, 2994, 1216, 1727, 2491, 103, 1372.

RACK 2

$2.525 716

الأردو

oplaced ponies ($100 each),

15 No. 2543

2nd 3rd

14

2211 1434

Nos, 3221, 2835, 2794, 3605, 2732- RACE C

- No. 129

$2,565

Ariel

1146

711

1rd

3151

166. Inplaced geaies 1$1mm each). Now, 1056, 442, 96, 1200, 3413, 2:45, 3817

RACE 4

Est No. 1514

2nd

420

3rd .. 2995

$2,915 *18 *14

Unplaced ponies ($150 Nos. 2451, 2414, 1937

ruelti,

RACE

1st No. 175

53253

2nd..

1149

***

Jed... 203

165

Kwok

No. 71, 1903, 3841.

1 %

M!00

RACE 6

Apuren's Fincher 147 M.M

1 No. 1845-

4271

$3,93

tal, No Aout 147 (benny

Two Bud 145 13mon}

RACE 7

$29. Votochors 147 NW

1st No. 16 :/

E

Windermere 16 ($1,

+352

To Win 11,0, Pane

Jru

་་

3852

1,330

$3,619 1,434 517

Aso Hang Kai sWong You

1 Antle 254 18:1

E

Make Ho

a of Love 142 xPand G. Har

Ladies' Purse

Presented. For Australian Weight Salows ription Punies of 1948. 142 - Winners of one race, 5 dig pal two of awer races, til th; penalty.

the Kount About 7 Furlangs 45 Yards).

1. Black Marker: 2, Suggarino; 1, Larkspur iad, 4, Sulphur,

Black Market Boye th jump- ed to the front on the rien of the barrier and mamtained a ma tion until e trang down the Rocit j when it

overtaken by! WIN Larkspur Lad 1S.C. Lang!.

Won by 21: lengths; 2) - lengths.

1.3.

Pari-Manel Win $44.40.

162

ace $500 $5,10, $5.10,

Mark Markart #THING Dracotta Wło 1,121, Piece 2,567; Larkspur Lamiaci 9,458, 1,766; "Bilver

The latter's Jear was "shorts ar

Cuplaved ponies $1ms cachi.

l'aplaced ponies ($100 each},

Num. 271, 1682, 3236, 2411, 425%.

RACE 8

Ist No. 2881

.

1262

21st 1022

1

To Train Local Soccer Players?

Of Spivs

And Drones

LONDON, JAN. 13. THE GOVERNMENT'S COMB. OUT OF YOUNG MEN AND "NOT GAINFULLY

THE HOUSE OF

PHOTOGRAPHY

ASIA PHOTO SUPPLY

10 Ice House St.

Tel. 88188

Cruisers Sail A

Long Race

Four cruisers had one of their longest sailing races of the season last Sunday, when Aquila (F. Clemo) Ariki (T. Honess), Westwind (G. `G. Wood) and Yvonne (Gray) raced from Kellet Isinad round Stonecutters, Ping Chau, Niko Chau, and Green Island back to Kellet.

At yesterday's Council Meeting of the Hong Kong Football Association, a suggestion put for- ward by Mr. J. Skinner, chairman of the meeting, for the engagement of a professional | WOMEN coach to train local soccer players was referred | EMPLOYED to the Finance Committee of the Association | SOCIETY PEOPLE BEGAN TO-haps the more interesting part of Arts it.. Huwam Meek).. 1.68.1 for consideration.

Mr. Chini

OR

OccuriaLU

AND INCLUDING SOME YOUNG

Westwind and Ariks had per-

Actual Limė

DAY WHEN THOSE WITH SUR- the race. Westwind led to Stone. Yvoner (limy) ago 2.10.20 Mok Hing, the South It was, proposer

took the late on Sunday night: Ariki that in the NAMES FROM A TO C WERE | cutters where

There are no cruiser races· slightly all representative, again first instance, the agreement H42UIRED TO REGISTER AT lead and increased Trought up the question of the should be limited to two years, LOCAL LABOUR EXCHANGES. the way to Ping Chau. Deyend for cruisers being Saturday Jan. wholesale transfer of players It was hoped to arrange for the women win, for the

The order applies to men and Ping Chau the wind practically 31 and Sunday, Feb., 1.

last nine stopped but not quite, and Arikl

Team Races From Kit Cher to Sing Tao. He coach to be here by the begin weeks, up yesterday, had not just kept moving whilst the The new sailing league gefa said that such a transfer was ning of the next soccer senson. been gainfully employed or occu- others anchored in the foul tiue. under way next Sunday with o against the spirit of the game The expenditure could be re-pied for at least 30 hours in each The wind freshened again about team race at 11 a.m. between Westwind overtook Huyal Navy team and a Govern, Bafair to

3 p.m. and rid Totally

ather couped through fees from Clubs week.

Omeials at the Grent Marl-Ariki on the beat and rench back ment tearn. Clubs He asked that the trans-making use of the services of

Members are asked to nasist borough Street labour exchange, to Green Island, Ariki made up for be declaret null and void. the roach, based on something Lendon, equipped with hu..dreds a bit again going through Sul the Sailing Secretary fielephone

In putting forward his aug-like $30 an hour.

up harbour 50578) by either Informing him These fees of blank forms, walted hopefully pher Channel and

114 minutes direct or writing their names in gestion for the engagement of would be collected by the Hong this morning for people to regis. and Anished only a professional enueb. Mr. Skin-Kong Football

on actual time behind Westwind. the Hsts at Kellet Island if the Association, ter.

“But in over three hours, only and winning comfortably on her wish to join or help form a team to the fact that which would also make a bonй mer referred

Yvonne and Aquilin

in this new league, which is bo- the British

one girl in the appropriate Empire

age handleop. Games payment to the coach.

did not make such good time ing conducted on the following Broup arrived-Reuter,

and had not finished the course

Ines:- RESULTA

would be held in 1950. As Hong Mr. Skinner anid that the A- Kong was sending a stecer team.į acciation had the money

it was essential that steps heaters to engage such a conch taken to improve the standard should be taken. Schools would l of football in Hong Kong, Als be allowed to avail them-*

He had spoken to Mr. Morse selves of the services

on the subject and the latterį coach,

Mr. Skinner then

of this i

announced

had expressed approval of the pinn. It was estimated that a that a cable had been received šum of 320,000 would permit of a first-cls emacht heing Ragel

Queensland Beats South Australia

en-

$3,802

Brisbane, Jun. 20. 1,087

In au exclting finish, Queens- lund beat South 1+1

Australia by four wickets with nine minutes to spare in the Sheffield Shield match here today.

Unplaced unles 1$100 each), Nos. 1592, 296, 611, 2920.

RACE 9

1st No. 1265

2nd

3rd

2448 3597

$4,052

Airline Pilots Charged

t.

Corrected Actant

Ilme ประ Ariki (T,P. Humpent. 6.42.30 2.69,05 Westwind (1.03. Wiedz 7.41.47 7.41.47 Yvonne (Gray)

D.N.F

Aquilla (Clemu) ....

D.N.F

The result of the cruiser race on Saturday afternoon w

Colour Bar | Verdict

1. A team 8 boats.

2. Each will ruge the other the league -in

4.

teama In

"straight" two sided Com Lesis.

3. Each team must elect a cap

tuin. A lean may consist of any number of coxswains above 3 but-

3. Once a coxswain has regis

tered for one team be cannot soll in any other team in this Icogue.

6. Coxswains muy choose their

Own

crew,

Teams suggested so far are (a) One Royal Navy Team (To cover all previous Navy and Ship team).

(b) One Kowloon team

Jaw

(e)

from the Korean Football Asso- clation about the sending of

Shanghal, Jan. 20. a team to Hong Kong in March

Suspected of attempting to next, for a series of games here.

the As it was possible for the As sell foreign currency on Rociation to accommodate this black market, two "American (cam,

that a civilian pilots, it was decided

14 Frenchman

Norman, Oklahoma, Jun. 20 favourable reply be sent to the and a Russian were arrested by

A 23-year old Negro stulent, Economie Police at 3 The ques-the Korean Association.

Mrs. Ada Is Sipuel Fisher, who tobnero shop in the former took to the Supreme tion of dates and terms was re-

Court her ferred to the Interport Sub-French Concession last evening fight for admittance to the Committee,

but were released after ques-school of the University of Okla. toning at a police station, ac-homa, is to have her enrolment

to Chinese

press re-application accepted. cording

The court ordered Oklahoma to Brahi ports.

hir equal and immediate Each of the foreigners had neducation with white students,

Oklahoma's constitution certain amount of foreign cur- rency in his possession but this vides fr separate schools for

white students and negroes.

dean of Dr. J. E. Fellows, admission to the university, said would Mrs. Fisher's application

to furnish transcripts requested elf to consider the matter care- the majority of whom are still accepted and she would be

even lying low refusing

to from the two Negro elegts she

Reuter attended previously. quote.-Reuter.

Mr. Mok Hing then brought up the question of the transfer of players between Kit Chee and Sing Tao, He said that he had not had an opportunity of seeing the circular on the subject and it would appear that the trans ter had been rushed through

was not confiscated, 1.75#

.. 3597

574 Inplaced pemes (5100 each), No, 1742, 4131, 398, 5502,

RACE 10

* No 2473

M.M

...

And

..

4546

3rl

11

WHAK 15 four Manowar 153 153;

lived, lasting only until coning, sögufor 12 cha Bandha 121, 12th into the Straight when Black Falchor 152 Wong Yang 287, 30: The Markit again forget to the front rise in rhaul G. Harriman) 47, 19. closely followed by Sugartout

6. A. Brudit). With Larkspur

Lad third.

When the Winning 19 st wan

and a half lengths in front of i Sugarfoot, with Larkspur Land the same distance behind the 'meond pony.

Joded Wine 29055, Place $,678,

Bare

Tientsin Stakes

<-- (Firs Sertian), Far passed, Black Market was twn! Anal Suba rigation · Ponies

1948 Weight 147 Bes. Winner of one race. 5 Th; of two or more races. goth; penalty. From the 2 Mile Post "Whining jurkey M.M Byruller mised & in tabout 1 Mile 121 was presented with the Puse by | Yates, Miss Juan Kenniff (daughter of the Director

3. Lowel Ladh ; 2, Beckenhau; 35. Public Works) Vetotan Star: 1, Kwong Ming.

and, la turn, presented the youn Judy with a lovely by uquet.

Miss Kenolit was later escorts ed to lunch by Boycott.

Tientsin Stakes

Won by lengths; 2% lengsh", Time: 2,024, Pazi-Munel Wìo $40,90, Place - $6,70, $5.40, $5.70. DISTTING Heckenlam 147 (1... Home Win 7 Place 2.37A: Con -Jant Star 151 (VV, Nesla) 1,887, 13G8; Hover Kong Maiden 147. (Wong Yàn) 69,

Lovely Lady IS V Low) (51. Kwamar Ming 117 (KUP. The 628. caused one of the atar upsets (ass; Lovely Lady 147 18.W, Leet 1,442, f the day when it run in firstGON, Prosperity 112 8.1, lkg) 1,749. in the Ticotsin Stakes irat | Fu Tand Win 13,516, Pixes 5,495. section), beating the favourite,

Beckenham, by three lengths.

$4,466 1.276

1129 Unplaced ponies ($100 each), No. 3123.

RACE F

1st No. 5299

Zsil

*

3rd

$5,307 38771

1.516 480

ZEN Unplaced ponies ($100 each), Nus. 2020, 7280, 440, 250,

****ees

Won by a head; 4 lengths, Time: 1.50.00,

Pari-Mutuel Win $7.20 Places $5.10, $5.10, $5.10. NETTING--Anyway 147 (K. Kwoks Wis 3.469. Place 2.890: Ingrid 147 (8.W. {) 494, 6/12: Merry Thoughts 147 (Wong

Van 154, 148: Panda 147 (9.3. Yurn 22,251, 8.476: Patina 147 1.8, Miu 10 |48: Posalbility 147 [Peter Young) 124.

106 Sapientia 147 Leong 3,616, 2,401 Total Win 20,188, Place 1,614,

Grand Stand Stakes

South Austrália, 170 for 2 overnight, were all out for 277 in their second innings, leaving Queensland to get 209 in three and a quarter hours for victory, but they did this for the loss of 6 wickets,

W. A. Brown, the Test buts- mu, and Rex Rogers put on 112 runs in 85 minutes for the

opening partnership. Rogers muking 07 and hitting eight fours. Brown scored 83 not out and was in splendid farm.

Thereafter wickets, fell rapid- ly. J. Nobletz medium puce) taking four for seven in one spell, but Queensland, needing 25 runs in the last 20 minutes,

won an exciting race against

the clock,

In South Australia's innings. McCool, the Test bowler, on a wicket responsive to spin, took slx for 97. and Phil Ridings, 58, were top scorers.

Ron Hamence,

86,

The scores were:-South Aus- tralia 202 and 277: Queensland 231 and 109 for 6-Reuter,

MCC Draw With Barbados

The Economic Police are still without any opportunity being engaged in the drive againat marketeers, given to members of the Coun- foreign

fully.

He said that certain of the players had alrendy transferred en more than one necnasion and this is a 'point which would, undoubtedly, have weighed withi the Council if it had brought to light.

was

Good Point But....... Mr. Skinner, while agreeing! that the point raised good one, emphasised that the transfer having taken place nothing more could be done,

currency

pro-

NAZI EXPLANATION OF

DENMARK INVASION

Nuremberg, Jan. 19.

י

(to'

cover ull Kowloon realdents

Army, BOAC, etc),

cover all

One Government icam (to H.K. Gvernment personnel not oniling for Kowloon).

(d). One "Shipper" team (all members of shipping cam- panies and agents), (c) One Hong Kong Residents team (1) H.K, residents not Joining teams (c) or (d) Cable and Wireless etc.). Will members say quickly for which teams they are eligible and which team they prefer to Join.

STARK

The Star helmsmans series starts next week-end, with races on Saturday and Sunday: Com

asked petitors are

to contact Mr.

Chidcil (telephone 31111) for details and bockings.

Weedends Results

SATURDAY

DINGHY RADE I

The American war crimes tribunal trying former The Manning (. Davis) 1.44.80

Amethra Griffith)

3. Thracum 1 (Corbett E)

Gambia (Goodhart)

. Comet (Davis) ..................

40 (Nettleton)

1.7.20

1.49.10

1.49,50

The 111 (Martyn Smith).. 1.60.20

1.50.56

Gambia I (Lichfeld)

LOLIT

1.34.00

Adamant VI (Abercromble)

D.N.F

Tyne II (WI)

D.N.J.

STARS:

1. Atate (Chidell)

1.40.00

2

Belletriz {Ulanleg)

1.48,50,

a.

1.47.10

L

R.J.6 (Symphony, Keith-Hardy) 1.87.40

2.00.10 2.01.18

Polaris (Christensen)

members of the German Foreign Office, diplo-2 mats and Government officials, 21 “Wilhelm-4 It was pointed out by Mr.

strasse defendants," heard today how a Ger- Mok that under the rules of the

man envoy tried to persuade Denmark on the were Association, the Council empowered, if they thought fl

day of the Wehrmacht invasion that the only to decline a transfer. Mr. Mok

reason Germany decided to send in troops was submitted that in view of the

to save her "from British aggression." circumstances, the transfor

According to a document which It was in order to protect the should not have been allowed the prosecution introduced, Dr. Danes, Dr. von Renthe Fink went and naked that the Council Cell von Renthe Fink, former on, according to the document. JUBILESS. should declare it'null and void. German Minister to Denmark, told that at this very moment" Ger- Race 9 (Secnai Section)-For

Linesmen at Junior games the Danish Foreign Minister at man soldiers were crossing into 2. s... the Second Batch of Australian Subs

came in for much criticism and Copenhagen on April 9, 1940, that Denmark and landing at Copen. H.d.3 (Melody, Beschisa)

4. HJ.2 (Rhapsody, Middleditch) 2.08.09 scription Pones of 1948 only. Weight

had positive proof" hagen and elsewhere. Germany eleven it was stressed by Mr. Skinner that Britain intended to Chinese Club Cup 147 lbs. Winners of war race, 5 drew their match with Barbadon that the provision of linesmen bases in Denmark.

Dr. von Renthe Fink also stated, occupy Race 6-Presented, For Australian of two or more races, 10 lb; penalty today. The visitors had much was the responsibility of Clubs.-

the prosecution showed, that the DINGHY RACE: Subrription Ponies of 1948. Weight |--Six_Furlongs,

Luftwaffe had been ordered to. Theseus II (Sedgwick & Mrs.) 1.26.AH. the better of the play, the home The manner in which games

send bombers over Copenhagen Theseus (Manning, Bushell 1.37.10

3. Theseus II (Wernham) side, in their second innings, were being handled by referees

but would not bomb the city un 4. Tyne 11 (Mlad P. Ser... 1.34.30 being only 67 ahead with two was also discussed. The mutter

less they were so instructed,

Gambla (Corbett E.) ... D.NF. "Any resistance on the port of DINGHY BWeepstake raceI most the Danes would have the was referred to the Referees Scores: Barbados 243 for 6 Sub-committee.

Ger- terrible consequences", the (decl) and 182 for 8.

"Ger- man envoy threatened. The draw for the Semi-finals 358.-Reuter.

A naval dockyard tug, tirught many will not interfere with the internal government of Denmark to have been corrying a crew of but will guarantee Denmark's ter- about 15, blew up and sank off ritorial integrity and political in

Only two sturlers feed Mr.i Pts in the Chinese Club, Cup. Dominion Day bored aut wide near the Puidocks and was about 15 lengths behind N rse Princess Mile. at the fuck.

148 s. Winner of the Hong Kong 1. Meteor; 2, Rusher: 1, Big Shot, Berby barred. One and a Quarte, Strathnamara,

2. Dominion

Nurse Princess: C

Holding his mount tightly in Day by 1 length. check, Donald Black was con tented to pass the Judges Stand) three lengths in front of Dimine | Ion Day,

Full results were as follows:-

Jockey Cup

Race 1-A Cup value $100 will be presented to the winning Jockey, A Handicap for Australian Panier "D" i

Time: 2.27.1.

Pari-Mutuel Win $7.50. Mare $7.903, - BETING:-Dominion Day - 147 (EL.P. Chunky Win 1,767. Prince 507 Nora Polarna 145 (D). Back) 8,286, 698; Total W 2003, Place 1,26R.

Phaethon Handicap

Kace 7.- (first Section)-For Australian Ponies *O Class-Sit

Class Popies to be ridden by Jackey » Furlongs.

Won by Z lengths;

'Time: 1.20.0.

length.

Pari Mutuel Win $6.90. Placen $5.19, $5.10, $5.10. BETTING—Atlantle 147 (Wong Yand Win 60, Pince 186; Dig Shot 149 (7.7. Tuag) 1,250, 788; Kwong' Yiu 347 10.2. 214, 348: Masher 152 (K, Kwok) 5.403. Lawrence) $4, 109: Meteur 162 (V,V, Neda) 11,089, 2,878; Radar 180 (Y.k. Tul

210, 2891 Tutal Wire 20,708, Place 6,573,

Bridgetown, Jan. 19. The M.C.C. touring

wickets in hand.

Ten Tons

2,135: Strathnamara 149 (J.P.M. Hop) Of Fish

Tientsin Stakes

who have not won 10 cares anywhere 1. Golden Dragon; 2, Arabian Australian Subscription Ponies at any time. No whips or spurs al- Jower-From the 2 Mile Post Care Muon; 3, Peacock; 4, Lightning.

round & In (Abest I Yards).

Mile 171

3.

1. Souvenir; 2. Al Fresco;

Kookaburra; 4, Jackui,

Wan hy a length; a head.

Time: 2,02.2.

Pari-Mutuel Win $17.60,

Won by a length; length. Time: 1.20.0,

Pari-Munel Win $9.70.

Confiscated

M.C.C.

of the Challenge Shield resultej as follows:

SENIOR Eastern 鲈 Kit Chee K.M.B. v Sing Tae.

JUNIOR

Nearly 10 tons of marine fish

Chinese Athletic v South China Navy v Kowloon Motor Bus.

Race 10.(Second Section)-For were ordered to be confiscated ot by Mr. J. G. Conklin at Central 1943. Weight 147 lbs. Winners of yesterday. one race, 5 h; of two or more exces, 10 lb: penalty. From the 2 Mile Post ounce round & In` (About à Mile 171 Yards).

1.

(A.

Rebel; 2, City of Brisbane: Filght.

Pinces $6.10, $6.30, $8.00, BETTING -Arabian Moon 144 OstraumuЛ) Wla 4,830, Phre 1,171; Bur Honsantur 167 (3.1. Thu) 1,808, 1,022: Golden Draga 150 (Tang Man-wa) 11,088, 1,270 Kinaher 145 14.M.It. Helaman)

439; Lahtiing 149 (Leons Thoe

1,567; Mlam) Beauty 140

Places $9.40, $27.50, $60.40, BETTING:Al Fresco 165 (Wong Yasi) 638,

Win 300, Phaen 24t; Argun 132 (0.8. Miur St) 8,15,

Won, by length; 3 lengths. Time: 2.0983. Pari-Mutuel Win $19.10. Places $1.80, $5.50.

14, 122) Blue Peter 158 (EH. Cart) 1C,P. Nu 38t, 481; Pekcock 137 (M.M. DETTY CI of Brisbane 182 (K. 312, 205: Empire Gato 140 (TA: Dan) 18. | Hoyenkli 1,456, 1.235: Totale 144 (LW. “Kwok) Win 11,854, Pince 1.3881ght G: Happy Beaun-158 (Paul G, Harri Maks 90, 164: Total Win 24,830, Finer 147 (8.W. Lee) 1,115, 439; Mabuhay 147 455, 378 1oneybelle 147 (RLA. Chatre) | 15,910,

185 (W..

16. 20: Jatile Witness Yun) 6, khi Jackit 140 (Long Thuận #aon) 1,874, Na; Kookaburra 188 10..

Leighton Hill Stakes

Race B(Second Section).-For

Ng) 201, 95: Lola Sapola 135 (3.0. Von Australian Subscription Ponies of

sees) 6. 6: Roubad 151 (K.F. Chim) 2,060, 1,910; Bouvenle 130 (F.A, Besurita) 2,100, 1,250; Tulal Win 4,821, Pisco 8,803.-

of

Leighton Hill Stakes. Race 2(First Section)-For Australian Subscription Poniex 1948 Weight 147" The Winners' af one race, 5. ibi; of two or more races, 10 lb penalty Que Mile.

1. Battlefeld Shahin; 3. Tit for.

Tat; 4, Ding law.

Wong by

lengths: 2

2 lengths.

Time 1, 17.3.

Pari-Mutuel Win $119.30,

· Places' $13:70, $7,00, $7.20,

DETTING=Hatályfield 147 (Tana · Mans

(H3A (M190) FSKRÍSEK1921: Purk - Kras- 141 2

1948. Weight 147 lbs. Winners of

one race, 5 lb.; of two or more inces,

10 lb penalty-One Mile,

1. Fanila; 2. Anyway: 3, Sapientia: 4... Posibility.

Junior Softball

SEE Page.

|(P.A. Baqueira) 283, 187: Rebel 141 030

M.B. Hodrman). 4,839, 8121 Total. Win 10,311, Place 3,736.

Phaethon Handicap

Mr. Conklin also imposed o fine of $500 on Lo War, 56, fish dealer, for Importing 15,548 rates of salt water fish Into the colony without £ permit from the Fishery Department,

Prosecuting, Inspector Brown- rigg said that defendant's load

The

Tug Sinks Off Felixstowe

Feilxstowe, Jan.”” 20

Pellstowe today.

BUNDAY

1. Tyne 1 (Goodbare)

2. Thonet (Wernham)

1.30.18

1,09.50

1.00.$$

9. Amethyst (Ear!)

1.19.30

4. Blonecutter

(Mannfor,

W.T. Bushell.

1.11.30

B

Theseus Ilf (Mallorie) Gambia 11 (Corbett F)

1.11.45

1.18.09

Thesesia I (D'Arez)

7.12.10

я

60 (Lichfeld)

1.12.50

D.

9.8, (Bodewick)

1.18.10

of Denmark's neu 10.

Maroon (Beott) Black (Gracey)

3.17.09:

1.18.15

dependence, he promised. An Admiralty spokesman sold Insisting that Germany wanted ttnight there would be no official to be sure statement until the next of kin of trality, von Renthe Fink declared, 11. casualties had been informed.—it had been decided to maintola tz. Axluzan! VI (Forrow) 4A KIKAS Reuter.

Week-End Soccer

Programme

soccer

The following Is this week-end's programme:

R.E.M.E. ν R.A.S.C. (Savkunpoo, 2.30 p.m.) Referee: J. Crawford.

FIRST DIVISION**

of fish was intercepted by Sub-

FIRST DIVISION Inspector Saunders st Con- South China v Navy (C. Hill, 4 p.m.) naught Road West near Wilmer Referee: A. Guest. Libesmen': C

Redman Street,

and A.M. Lec. St. Joseph's (Navy, pan.) Referee: J. Havelaar, Lincamen: Y.F. Mak and P.P. LI..

CLUB TEAM

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Wehrmacht units in the countr "to ensure that the Scandinavian nation would not able be- come embrolled in the conflict." Foreign Minister The Danish declared that he knew German allegations concerning alleged Ari- tish aggressive intentions Wero "groundless".

He then entered a formal pro- test against Germany's violation of Danish neutrality Reuter,

FOOD SHORTAGE STRIKE

Spain Still Beyond The Pace

London, Jan, 19. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, is not soaking thờ inclusion of Franco Spain. In the Marshall Plan, a Foreign Office spokesman said today, denying a report in the Dally:Workee, 25th R.A. y Kit Chire (Seokunpoo, 4

Cologne, Jan. 10, p.m.) Referee: F.II. Bullock.

A strike of 1,500 trainway werk- the Communist newspaper. Linesmen: Ribeiro and C.K. Wea.

Nor was it true that Britain: Eastern y Police (C. Hill, 4 p.m.), protesting against the food

Franco to play the Referee: W. Gaffney. Linesmen: shortage in the Ruhr area, brought intended

Cologne street transpeet to a leading role in bringing, this H. Delgado and P. Citorge.

workers, had to walk to work, Sing Tau R.A.F. (Club, p.m.) standstill today and all factory about, ha added. Reuter

Referee:: LG, Young, Linesmen:

Transport union leaders are to 5.M. Tul and Sgt. Manion.

meet shop stewards from most SECOND

The following have been select.Club Indisks (Sookunpoo, + p.m.) Linesmeni Referee: A. Brogan. Club at Rugby ed to represent

L. Harris and $.Y, Kwok. Race 11(Second Section).-For against H.M.S. London in the Australian Pontes "C" Class-Six Club ground at 5.15 pm, Today, Chinese A.A. Kwong Wab (Palice,

Dunnett, Baker, H. Clark, E.J.

Furlongs.

1, Shanghai Beauty; 2, Airfield; 3, Brown, Robertson, G. Godfrty, J,

Tunny

Fat Choy.

Won-by-length;--34 - Jengthe

Tune: 1.204,

Pari-Mutuel Win $30.90,

Places $7.90, $6.50, - $6:30. '.

BETTING HÄLeňold 139 (Tang Man-

we) Win 1,811, Plans, 1.810 : Esmeralda

Tinsin, N. Stater, T. Bowman, Gauntlett, R.-Thompson Vally A J. G. Taylor, Mackie and R. N. Mesarn,

There will be a free de 151 (Ha, Austio) $), 48: Fat Chor 1 cussion among members of the 10.LA Oregory): 1,842,3,1551 Kelly 10 Ye Men's Glub at the Club's (YK. Tu) #248, 1,021; Midnight Karrow weekly lunches atomorrow. The 117 (12.0. Woo) 1,133, bei function will take place at the Donnừ 149 (VV) Noods) 4189, 1981|| Tuang 180 (8.kā “Your) 3,080, 2.811) Toul Roof Garden Hong Kong Hotel,

Fondat, 12-45) paw);

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Referee: J.O. Padlry. -Linesmen P.M. Xavier and M.

Leung.

M. (12 W/ZAION.."A".

SECOND DIVISION: "A" - www.

It is notified by the Commis=" of the big Cologne factories to Bloner of Police that French Birwat morrow-to discuss a possible (between Queen's Road West and Des===Vcaux-Road-West)—and H.QLF. St. Joseph's (Navy, 2.10 Kr Chery Police (Bookungoo, 2.36 extension of the

the strike, Reuter

Road Queen's Referee: A. Leck. p.m.). Refarce: it. Bilsby.

Pokfulam Road and Hill Road) Dermund, Jan. 20. are under repair and are 'lowed Trade Union leaders meeting to vehicular traffic from an Eastern v Dockyard (Navyų ↑ p.m.) | here passed a resolution propos-until, further notice

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K.M. Bu R.A.O.C. (Police 2.10 South China Talkoo (C. HII, 2.30

SECOND DIVISION

p.m.). Referee: J.F. Slive...

Electric v Slog Tao (H. Valley #1",

10 p.m.). Referee: AF. Willias,

sauna): Rafigies FA: Barrio

C. Cadre Chinese (H. Valley ***

Navy

p.m. Refereet Y.T. Leung.

Referee: 'SMI "Exstab. Di

W.D. Chinese (Navy, 2.30

not rapidly Improvo, a general ing that if the food position did

SECOND DIVISION "B"

ph) Referee: K8M. Bwin

Printed and published fo demonstration strike throughout pretores The Newspsput,

#COBAR AR, HOI | Clubs » Sigonii (Club, 2.30, pan.) | the Buhr, would be organised~~ | Limited, by WALria TANKS, KRATI

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