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Whitsun Race Meeting, 1st day:

SKYMASTER FAVOURITE FOR WHITSUN HANDICAP

By "RAPIER"

The Whitsun Race Meeting, under the auspicos of the Hong Kong Jockey Club will be spread ovor two days and will mark the conclusion Rac- of racing for the first half of the year. ing will be resumed on September 23, Ten events are down for decision today. The first saddling bell will be rung at 2 p.m. but on Monday there will be 12 races and the first bell will be rung at 11.30 a.m. with the tiffin interval after the fourth race.

principal event Tu afternoon is the Whitsun Han- dicap, while on Monday the Whitsun Plate will be main attraction.

this

the

For toilay, however, It has to concede quite a lot of weight to several poles that have done. well.

its

Skymaster has demonstrated its Race No. 1-Suffolk Handicap superiority in the above race F

coin incingly that I cannot (First Section): Six Furlongs.

coleurs being lowered. The opening event is confined

Bashful Beauty

(Mr. Kwok). to Australian ponles of frevious seasons classified Class Ponics i obout the next best, but it wil to be ridden by riders who have have to do well to beat High not won Jû races anywhere at any Speed (Mr. Pote-Hunt), or Ben,

Wyvis (Mr. Black time. No Whips or Spurs allow-

ed.

Norse Queen Mr. K. F. Chiu). Among the ponles entered, the has only 135 lbs to carry and this following should be worth watch-light weight may enable ing: Jetüre (Mr. Tsai), Busted give a better account of itself.

Straight (Mr. Auchnie, Liberty Hamond (Mr. Chun Kit), Fear- less Witness (Mr. Fonseca) and Sharpshooter Mr. Darkin).

it to

Race No. 5-Middlesex Han- From dicap (First Section): The 1-1/2 Mile Post. This race is confined to Aus- trallan panles of previous seasons classified Class 4.

Thunderbolt (Mr. T. L Wong).

In the Mount Parker Handican (First Section) ever the mile at the Fifth Race Meeting. Jetfiro came second with Mr. Holgule up in view of its second placing be-i 1 tsk Has a good chance of hind Hurricane in the Tal Hang woning today. It will reeelva Handicap (Second Section) at strong pusition from Busted, the Easter Meeling over six fur- Straight, which will be taken out longs is the likeliest winner, Ly fast improving Novler while Shun Fung (Mr. Kwok). third In the First which was Jockey.

a Section of the above race, enn be Sharpshooter should have say at the Balsh, if it is able to depended on to make a good fight get away quickly at the rise of of it. If it does not win it should the gate.

Fearless Witness and Liberty

with Dlamond coull,

" little luck, take one of the minor post- tlons.

Race No. 2-Sheffield Handi. ean (First Section,: One Mile. This race will be contested by

of Australian prales previous ssons Classified Cluss 5. Jockey Allowance.

at

:

Dominion Day to be kept under observation

On May 24, the Stewards held an inquiry at the tables

Into the circumstances under which the pony, Dominion Day, was withdrawn from the Third Rado at the last Meeting on May 13.

оп

On this occasion the pony fell down immediately going onto the course and the symptom gave rise to the suspicion that a stimulant had been adminislared to the pony.

The

Club's Veterinarian took the usual specimens for examination by the Govern. ment Analyst as to whether of a stimulent or any trace drug could be found but the reports were negative.

Although the evidence at the Inquiry disclosed a strong suspicion that a stimulant had been administered, the Ste- wards ware of the opinion that the evidence was' in- sufficient to prove such ad. ministration and accordingly no action was taken.

In view of the possibility that the symptoms shown by the pony at the time may have been the result of a pathological condition. tho Club'a Veterinarian will keep tle pony under very close observation during the sum-

'mer recesE.

afternoon and this

ing.

combination

Rapier's selections for today

Race No. 1Buffolk Handicap

(First Bdation) Six Fur. longe.

Bustad Straight Sharpshooter Jetfire

Outsider: Fearless Witness.

Race No. 2-8heffield Handicap

(First Section): One Mile, Counters Delight | Toppor Ficata --

Outsider:-Jeep Hing.

Flaco No, 3-Sussex Handicapi From The 11⁄2 Mile Post. Thunderjet

Anna

Gladiolus

Outsider:-Ringwood,

Race No. 4-Whitsun Handicap: From The Two Mile Post Once Round à in,

Skymaster

Bashful Beauty

High Speed

Outsider:-Norad Queen,

Race No. 6-Middlesex Handi.

cap (Firat Section):

From

The 11⁄2 Mile Post.

Thunderbolt

Bhun Fung

Meteorologist

Oplaider: Anyway,

Home cricket:

Auce No. 5--Sheffield Handicap (Second Section): Ona Mile. Boom Town

Lightning

Justice of Ponce

Outsider-Desert Knight.

Race No. 7-Suffolk Handicap (Becond Section): Six Fur- longe.

Happy Day

Stirling Castle

Mercury

Outsider: Unicorn,

Race No. 8-Somerset Han. dicap: From The Two Mile Post Once Round & In. Acquisition troitside

Donnie Eyes

Outsider-Wonderful Coin.

Race No. 9-Middlesex. Han-

Section): dloop (Second

From The 1% Mile Post.

Hongkong Bluten

*Desire

Autumn Loaf

Outalder-Red Fox.

Race No. 10-Sheffield Handi-

cap (Third Section):

Milo.

National Gift

Flying Jib Treasurer

Outsider:-Ringmer,

Len Hutton helps Yorkshire into

position

a winning

Ond

London, May 25.

for half an hour at

Penforce (Mr. Woo), is good will de beiter, probably winn- Though rain hold up P. Lên Hutton, England's

least place, enough to win as it is fast over this distance.

Meteorologist (Mr. Necda) and Anyway (Mr. Maitland), should be worth considering in a short race of this kind us a good start inay prove the deciding factor.

Bonnie Eyes in not a bad selec- tion to keep in mind, as its stable connections are confident that it will be near at the finish.

Wonderful Coin has been mak- ing rapid improvement and looks

very tempting on account of Is Race No. 6-Sheffield Handi. | low weight of only 138 lbs.

(Second Section): Ono

Race No. 9-Middlesex Han dicap (Second Bection); From The 1-1/2 Mile Post.

Looking over the entries for

event, Desire this sprint

(Mr.

cap Mile, In this Second Section of the

Australian

race for

l'onles of

Huddersfield today,

opening bat, hit a 100 runs before lunch and helped Yorkshire into a winning position against Somerset.

Hutton was in his most confident mood against bowlers who were handicapped by a wet ball. He reached his century in just under two hours and went on to make 141, 100 of which came from sixes and fours. It was his first century of the season and the 86th of his

career.

Tennis Results

The following are the results of the Tennis League matches played yesterday:

Mixed Doubles

"B" Division

Rourelo SCAA 6.

3. J. Remedios and Miss M. Figueiredo beat B. Saw and Mrs. Too 6-4, lost to P. Poon and Miss Ullan Khoo 3-6; beat E. Chan and Miss Mok 6-2.

Lawn Bowls:

Keen game

expected between CCC and KCC

By "JACK-HIGH"

Last week-end the weather again played hayac

with the Lawn Bowls League and caused cancellation of all fixtures.

S. M. Ribeiro and Miss M. At the time of writing the weather does not look

4.6.

M

Xavier lost to Saw and Mrs. Too 2-8: bent Peon and Miss Khon 6-1; Jost to Chan and Miss Mok

and M. A. Oliveira

Miss Hibeiro lost to Saw and Mrs. Tho 1-6; lost tq Poon and Bliss Khor 1-6; lost to Chan and Miss Mok 2-6.

CRO 51-UBRC 31 H. Lau and Mrs. H. Lau loss to Nicol and Mrs. Stack 5-7; Jo to Stubba and Miss Birt 4-6; beat Redhead and Mrs. Williams C-1. Lea Wal-tong and Mrs. T. Choy beut Nicol and Mrs. Stack 0.3; beat Stubbs and Miss Birt 4-3; beat Redhead and Mrs. W- llama 6-3.

L. C. Kotewall and Miss T. M. Lo lost to Nicol and Mrs. Slack 5-7: with Stubbs and Miss

drew Eirt 6-0; beat Redhead and Mrs. Williams 6-2.

Hong Kong University lost to

in Cralgengower their Mixed Doubles match played at Fokfu- Jam by 31 sots to 51.

7-5.

Men's Doubles "D" Division cca 81⁄2-Recrelo, 1⁄2 Sousae and E. Pereira (CCC) beat E. J. Noronlia and L. T. Remedios 0-2; beat A. R. Osmund and B. E, Hemedtos 6-3; beat G. A. Yvanovich and J. L. Alves W. Chow and S. Faller (CCC) beat Noronha and Remedios 0-3 drew with Osmund and Remedios - beat Yvanovich and Alves E. Howard S.. Z. Tsok and (CCC) best Noronha and Reme- dies 8-3; beat Osmund and Re- medios 6-2; heat Yvanovich, and Alver 6-2.

7-5

GRC "2" BCAA ¡4.

C. Cheung and S. H. Chan (CRC) drew with M. Ma and E . Kwok 6-6: beat G. Lin and T. Wong 0-2; beat F. Lin and F. Tsang G-3.

T. N. Poon and K. K. Poon (CRC) lost to Ma and Kwok 1-0 lost to in an Wong 2-6: beat Lin and Tsang 8-2.

FK Lau and T. Y. Kwok (CRC) lost to Nu and Kwok 4-6 idrow with Lin and Wong 6-0;

beat Lin and Trang 6-1.

a

W. Gaffney and A. E. Elliott Thompson 4-5; lost to N. Hart- Baker and R. Manley 2-0; lost to FBrockbank and Welr 4-6,

W. Indies score (KDC) lost to E. K. Abbas and

125 for seven

Getone Pivision.

too promising and unless it clears sufficient- ly today, I am afraid lawn bowlers will be in for another bad week-end. Three matches in the First') Division, four in the Second POC Division and two in the Third IRC Division will be decided today, FC while one First Division game will be contested tomorrow.

In the First Division, the best Recrofo game of the day will be that at KDC Happy Valley between last year's champions, Craigengower Cricket Club, and Kowloon Cricket Club.

Last season at Happy Valley, HKFC

up a splendid Aghl KCC put against the powerful Valley com- bination.

་་

KBGC

KCC

TDC

Third Division

v HKERC

TOMORROW First Division

V IRC

IRC beat KCC bowlers

Although Cralgengower ard not as strong as last season, they best their should just about opponents. Police Recreation Club will be

Playing in a Third Division: at home to Kowloon Bowling Green Club at Happy Valley. The Lawn Bowls League match at Police lost their first Thatch to Cox's Read yesterday, Indian Re- Recreio "White" by 34 points to creation Club beat Kowloon Cric- 1 points. KBGC lost to HKFC ket Club by two shots, the final

score being 60-06. by four points to one.

10

IRO

A. Bachos S.A.R. Bux M.A. Wahab A.R. Kitchell

M10)

The Indians won on two rinks This game should be Interest- ing, with the odds slightly in and lost on ond, By their victory, they scored four points to their favour of the visitors.

In the remaining game, Kow- opponents one.

КОС loon Docks will be entertaining

May Recreio "White" at Hunghom in G.T.

be well H.A TIKE a game which should

F.R. worth watching.

During the last two seasons, the F. Howarth

wooden Hunghom team were spoonists. Will they able to win M.A. today?

C. Ingledey KDC should win

Is not The Portuguese team quite as strong as last year and I forecast the home team to win. F.F. Lawrence Tomorrow, the Indian Recrea- | A.V. Lopes tion Club will be visiting Hong W. Baker Kong Football Club at Happy J.A. Tibble Valley.

Although the Indians have a strong tean, they have not yer been seen in action,

HKFC did extremely well when they beat KBGC by four points to one.

Tomorrow's

impel

L. Brenzny W.H. Cowle

*(Skip)

20

F.M.el

AH, Auill'

O.R. Sadick

(Skip)

A. B. Klishell

ER. Marker D.M.A. Razack

-8

·ARA. Rahmani

(Skip)

17

(Skip) 19°

Total

Tota 50

Intra-Club Match

At Tukoo yesterday, the" Pre-

game should be War members of the Talkoo Docks keenly contested and some ex-Club beat the Post-War members cellent bowling should be seen in a three rinks friendly lawn The Indians, by virtue of having bowls match. the final score be- a better side, should come away ing 51-33. The winners won.onj

all rinks. with most of the points.

Post-War Pre-War

to

botli

(Skip) G. Baker

J. Nimmo J

R.B. Boll C. Bovaird J. C. Chalmers 10 (Skip)

.16

W. Cunningham F. Pattison W. Bell

Topper (Mr. Nood!), gran Well to win the Matoukok Hendicup Second Section) over the 1-2 Mile Post of the Easter Race previous seasons classifed Class Meeting with Mr. Ustroumolf up 5, I don't think we need look be-wolc), which was second in the In the nae time of 1.01-4/5 for youd the following for the poten Mount Gough Handicap (Flest

Class 6 pones. I believe its pro-1 itai winner: - Lightning (Mr.

Section over the mile ni the spects of scoring a win herë ra- Hru), Boom Town (Mr. K. F.

Fifth Race. Meeting with Mr.1 Yorkshire declared at tea. ther bright.

Chiu), Justice of Peace (Mr.

The highlight of the Second Darkin up. seems to be the best leaving lowly Somerset the

Division Countess Delight (Mr. T. L. Miut, Desert Knight (Mr. Ostrou-

League programme A. W. Leck gigantic task of scoring-439. Wong), certainly looks dangeroun mon) and hervous Witness (Mr. bet for a win.

At the closc

will be the game at Cox's Road, W. McColl The danger, of course, is Hong runs

R. H. Marshall in view of its third placing in Renner).

to win.

where the

Cricket Kowloon in an almost

the J. E. Baxter the Aplichau Handicap (Second

Somerset were Lightning came second to Top Kong Stutze (Mr. Holgute), which

Club will be at home during has been running well Section over 1-1/4 Miles at the fint in the Aplichau Handicap

with three hopeless position

G. Burbeck and S. S. Telford

Indian Recreation Club,

3. Easter Race Meeting with Mr. (Third Section) over 1-1/4 miles morning gallops. This combine wickets down for 60.

(KDC) lost to Abbas and Thomp-

The Indians have won

W. B Brown Lam King Tak up, and I expect at tise Easter Race Meeting and tion-should-not-be-ignored.

Leaf Then there' is Autumn

Rain Interfered with all xix

~~~~~ Oxford," May-20: son 1-6; lost to Hart-Baker and their matched so for played. They

A. bleven it to give the above pony a good judging on that run, I consider (Mr. Tao). Although unplaced first-class matches and in three The weather remained dull Manley 2-6: lost to Brockbank beat the Prison Officers Club by

its prospects

three points to two and the Hong. H. Kioniburgh S. J. Pollock last time out, it is better of them not a ball was bowled and cheerless here today and and Weir 4-0.

(Skip) Fiesta (Mr. Ostroumpff). is rather bright,

G. R. Collins and W. Chambers Kong Cricket Club by four points R. B. Grimin overnight another pony which should not Over this disoner Boon Town over this distance. I fancy that today a total of two hours" play

to the In be latiored, as it is good enough looks clangerous and may cause it will prove a menace

before lunch, Leicestershire just patches on the pitch, but the lost to Abbar and Thompson 2-6: to one. to extend the above-mentioned an upset. whereas Justice of above ponies.

Surrey resumption of the Oxford Uni. lost to Hart-Baker and Manley ponles.

Red Fox (Mr. Vong), recently beat the rain and the Fence. after its run at the mor-

2-6. ning gallops on May 23, when it demoted from Class 3 and Thun bowlers in an exciting struggle verally and West Indies match 1-0 lost to Brockbank and Weir rumplete the six furlongs in 130 der Sky (Mr. K. C. Wong), may for first innings points. Their 19- was delayed by oply a quac wi

Inst quarter

have something to say with re-year-old Rhodesian pace bowler,ter. of an hour seconds will also have a say at gard to the third position, but I Charles Wooler, making his firs Race No. 3-Sussex Handl the

don't think they can.

appearance before the Leiceste Onish. cap: From The 1-1/2 Mile Post. Desert Knight is not to br

Race No.

10-SheMald Handi. crowd, once drove Eric Bedser Australian ponies of 1950 elassi- neglected; this

for b six which put them in front peny is just a cap (Third Section): One Mile." fied Class 2 will try conclusions capable as the others of winning concluded with a race for the kets to spare.

The day's programme will be of Surrey's total with three wie over this sprint rece and my The same remark applica

third lot of Australian Ponies of previous scesona classified Class

run.

Jeep Hing (Mr. Kwok), faite

to gaiti a place the last time out,

It may redeem itself today with Mr. Kwok in the saddle.

with

*

of coring a win

the

arivice is in look for the ponitior, Nervous Witness.

noon.

CAD

of 20.1

to

5.

A late start Heavy rain set in after lunch. Warwickshire, the

present Caunty leaders, also called in their bit to head Sussex on first inning alter rain had caused a lalo start

rain left

many

On Wednesday the.West Indies. in reply to Oxford's total of 194 scored 61 for the loss of two wickets. Rain prevented play yesterday,

At lunch the West Indies had scored 125 runs for seven wie- kets.

Scores:

Golfi

RHKGC Ladies overwhelm Shek-0 Club

*

Kowloon Cricket Club was held McArthur Chib, but they came away with A, Mullon (Skip) three points, as two of their rinks to a drawn game by Tatkoe Docks J. Rowan

won.

Total The game should be very evenly contested, with the odds slightly in favour of the visitors.

Prison Officers Club will be al home to Kowlood Bowling Green Club and should score at: least four pointe.

(skip) 16

14

D. Peoples

W, P. Clemow

W..G. Mckle

TS. Stainton

0

(5kip)

33 Total 51

French Int!! Lawn Tennis

Championships

Filipino Club will be making their first appearance against Tai- koo Docks Club, A good 'game

Patis May 25. The weather man was very | should Va Been, with Talkoo

Billy Talbert of New York kind on Thursday when the scoring the majority of painta. Ladies of the Royal Hong The Third Division game be easily dofeated Antoine Gen- Kong Golf Club invited the tween Recreio and Craigengower tien of France 6-1tional Lawit

Park the French International 33 Ladies. of the Shek-O Club to Cricket Club at King's

should be a match at Deep Water Buy the Portuguese team to win,

good one. I forecast Tennis Championships today, 83 and a very pleasant day was In the other game. Kowloon

enjoyed by all.

Docks should beat Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club.

20

of the draw, as a good start will Race No. 7-Suffolk Handi. probably mean winning the race.

(Second Section): Bix For its second placing behind

Crown Witness (Mr. T. L Furlongs. Corrily in the Victoria Peak

This event will be fought out Wong) and. Possibility (Mr. K. Handiran over the mile at the by Second Section of Australian F. Chiu), recently demoted from

Oxford University 1st Innings 194 Fifth Raer Meeting. Anna fMr. Pontes af previous seasons classi- Class 4, pre given the pest of

West Indies First Innings. Holgate), has been penaiksed by fed Class 8. Judging from past honour with 158 lbs to only and to the resump Warwickshire's Rat, b. Jose 4 lbs. There is no doubt, how-performances Iappy Boy, which on that account alone, I am go Tom Dollery, ever, but that it can handle thit will be taken, out by Mr. Mult-| ing to rule them out of my captain,

played a

ca splendid Inning Sollmeyer, b Henderson

Worrell, run out extra weight and it will be land, will probably win.

reckoning,

but despite great effort the Weekes, e Jose b Divecha surprise if it should all to no- Opposition is likely to come National Gift (Mr. Taol, bus Sussex spin bowlers made good Walcott, e Nartlett, b Hender- count for this event this after- from Stirling Castle (Mr. Hst).

been showing good form lately use of the conditions." Dolldry, Unicorn (Mr. Noodt), is another and over this distance I think batted about an hour and a half The culy donger will remet pony to watch as it was recently it has a good chance of winning. for his 88, which included two from Gladiolus (Mr. Chen Poo)., demoted from Class 7. whilst

The strongest opposition will sixes and four fours." which was

third fu the above Mercury (Mr. K. F. Chiu), is no! come from Flying Jib (Mr. Mait-

land).. As It weight, how comel bad..

The pony is certainly Close of play scores down by 2 lbs it should give It has been whispered about very At at the moment' and |

The following wore the clos And fight for first post- that Hong Kong Maiden (Mr. should give the above pony the play scores: 20 tion. if it does not actually win. Wong Yan), is canable of creat- good fight to the end if it, does At Romford; There was no play

Ringwood (Mr. Doodt). is quite in an upset. Although it has not actually win..

today between Essex and Hamp- mamily over thle distance and. not done anything of note over There are other poules, how-bire- owing to rain. Hampshire given a good start.

be reckoned with, 308. Essex two runs for no it may be this distance, I am inclined to ever, to

no wie- well un at the Onish,

think that it will have toba

Windermere • (Mr. Mr. Ostroumost has tlin choler very good to beat the above. Kwo and Treasurer

(Mr

At Lords: No play was possible sither

High Straight or meniloned panics.

Ostrownoff), both "ofs which are

today in the match; between Mid- Strathineffer: and he will probably Flying Wheel, with Mr. Tao up. quite capable of causing- take out the lattor, which is bet is another cardiinte capable of upset, while there is also Dig- dlesex and Derbyshire: owing

103 Middlesex rain. Derbyshire extending the field.

119 for two. Med SEGRETAT,

Than

ter over this distance..

For a InDalint. I sugges Thunderjol (Mr. Kwok), as thit pony is capable of creating or upset., poVNIN

Race No, Anwaltaun Handi- exo: Fram The Two Mio Post Onse Round and in. This. In the main event of the day and its confined to Australlar

ompola (Mr.-Holgate) to be con= Race No. 8-Somerset Han-sidered. dicap: From The Mile Post Onco Round and In.

Hoi Ming cagers arr

from Manila

dangd

ket.

Goddard, b Divecha Gomex, not out Williams, run out Jones, not out" Extras

Total (for seven)

with

Although the final results seem overwhelmingly in favour of the HHKGC Ladies, many of the Week-end programme matches were won only on the

nothing to The following is the week-end 18th 'groen

programme, with home teams spare.

The Ladles of the Shek-O Club named first 125, have invited the RHKGC Ladies

to a return match at Shek-Oon PRC Monday, June 10.2

Beuter.

Kowloon Girl Guides sports meet

The results of the matches

ccc

KDC

were as follows

Shiko

Pia REKGC

1. Mrs K.8. Robertsoq #

•è' Men Camidy

1. Mrs Hunter

Mr Strickland

Mrs Belair

Mry Harron "

Mrs Elfo

·Mre 'Arnisirong

*/ } Min,3, Wal

6 Mr Bombe

Mrs D. White (SQ"Mrs Adimiom

Mrs Callie, 201 ̈ Men Margiekt

At Leicester Surray 200. Le cestershire 213 for eight (Berry The Kowloon Division of action & Mrs Arkcoll 54; Tomkin 50.) No further play Girl Guides will hold their Mr M. Robertson Mr A. Machis. was podersßeldig Further

today owing to rain first Inter-Company sports Kundelert 11 Mrs Mundy... caused

Ian early close in the match meeting today at 2.00 p.m. at Mr Black Wire Watkinson between Yorkshire and Somerder the Diocesan Girls School Mr Tuttimair Ora Stokers Yorkshire 188 and 922 for two Ground

DMrs Grieve

This race is for Australian Ponics of 1960' classifted Class 3.

From the entries, the winner should come from the following: Acquisition (Mr. Maitland).

•Mes 13: Brown (999) Miro Markban: tronside (Mr. Noodt), Hol Wong vonte of pavlous seasons class, Chiu), and Wonderful Coin of Manlia, arrived here by Philip- (Mr." Kwok), Bonnie Eyes: (Mr.

The Het Ming Basketball team declared. Somerset 75 and 80 101 The first race will start at 2,00 Mrs Mason 233es Gairdner p.m. sharp and all Guides are By 1020, Mr Bathsbury fed Class 1A

-*0* Mra Ketola Tudeng froth its last outs Peter Young)MegaRA pino Air Lines plano yesterday.

Acquisition came third in the Mr. Chong Yau-hung, General two Warwickshire 198 (Dollers by 1.30 pm 7

bowler, four for

M

threo.

First Division

✔ KBGC

•V KCC V. Rec. "W"

at Fanling today, tomorrow and Monday:

Today Old Course

Another topseeded favourite, Eric Sturgess of South Africa, had an equally casy • iline with? J. Roquette of Portugal, whom he defeated 6-1, 6-3, 6-0.

The powerful Australian con-- tingent came through unscathed. George Worthington defeated T. Molinari of France 6-2, 6-8, C. 0-0, John Bromwich beat Jacques Weles, France, 6-1, 6-0, 6-1, Adria an Quest beat- R. Nalar, Egypt, 642, 6-3, 6-1 Harry Hopman beat Robert Colin, Franco, 4-8, A-1, 6-2, and M. Rose beat Ca Edilavida, Italy, 6-0, 6-1, 6-2. *--

Patty wins

Budges

Victor Seixas, Philadelphia, do-- fented Marcel Coen of Egypt 6-2; 6-7 6-4, Budge Patty, California, defeated J. E-Barrett, Britain, 9.18 F.G. Harrison-D.G. Har- 6-4 + 6-0, 0-1, Art Larsen, Ban:

2.15 LAL. Shaw--TA. Butler

Tomorrow-Old Course, au

rison

Francisco, bent J7 Hacket, Ireland, 11 0.20 R.D. Bell-ELT. McMullen | 6-3, 6-0, 6-IN PASAU

29.24 | KAMiller W.O. Davies

Gardon

Joseph Pallada, Turoniavis,

India 1784 Muckichan — 88 beat Narendranath,

35, 6-1 B. Hyk 952 GW Stabb--FC.B. Binck beat 10.00 HR. Coombs P.F. Watkin 10.38 - T3, Lowed.

Helen Rint

At Hové: Sunxes' 224 and 89 for} naked to, be at this. D.GS. ground | Min Caripkel!**** 0° MinPV7| | 410.32 AKTV Walden - AB; Cole=| Madame Mic

when it won the Baaroon Challange nice

over Six Manager of the Hoi Ming Print 56, James Langridgo,"

• Chun at the, Festés Race" Mentinr:

Skemaster? (Mr (Two), should,

\command, strong, sunport In the

at the Fifth Race Meeting. Press of Manila, is in charge slow

158 lbs. While 1 of the team, which comprlies: 20 tar,

and although it would consider that it has a good cliance players, fix of whom are, Fill P

In a certain win- of winning. I expect it to receive | pindca Martinica

stou close, and stilte opposition « from Transide. The war was met i

which was officially fourth in Airport by surgery

other, officiaIS TOEKENN

HoleWongwhich ran unplaend Basketball Associat

The TTittm" Tout in thigit sama.

ÜDAME-Renfrew up? wil

wok this

There will be, nine facts In and seven of these

for Kowloon”

Köng

few Course A 10.04 Mrs. R.R. Coombs Mrs P.

regular event, an

for the Ladles 10.28-

Competitior

Monday, their 19:10: