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GOLF.
ANDREWES WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
PATCHY GOLF AT FANLING.
A TALE OF MISSED PUTTS.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1927.
drive
LAWN TENNIS."
INDIAN T.C.». SOUTH CHINA.
The newly formed Indian Tennis Club played their first inter-club
· match yesterday when they met the South China Athletic Association on
their own courts at King's Park The result was a win for the Chinese by 37 games "to 49,
KWANTI I
· RACE COURSE.
MILITARY GYMKHANA.
2012
A COMPLETE SUCCESS,
[BY RAPIER).
By the courtesy of the Master, Dr. Fierce Grove, and the members of the Fanling Hunt a military
The Bal of the Royal Hong Kong! 15. Andrewes hit a good Goit Cup Ukamponamp did not and was up with an iron. Sain produce much resay art cɔass golt:| was short in 2. Andrewes MRAKSE The story or it is mainly tale of a tiny putt, hall styging, smith Lug Ding Cheong and Luk Kan gymkhana was held yesterday after
Auorewes Lour up.
ased utt. R. A. Smith is re- bus he miced round it. puted to be one of the best pasters "in the Cluc, but yesterday he was
missing badly.
The greens were quite true, but they were playing very fast, and pults bad to be struck very accur- ately if they were going to" drop. The holes too were out in perfectly fur positions, so that the pace of the greens was the only difficulty. There was very little wind, and the scores ought really to have been good deal lower.
Smith lost the first four holes all in a row, and he could zever get them back again. His best chance was about half-way through the second round. He had taken two consecutive holes off Andrewes, who was hooking all his long iron shots, but he kept giving away abota, and halving holes which he ought to have won
Andrewer had the length of Smith both from the tee and through the green, and could play irons when Smith was compelled to use wood. Andrewes was hitting the bail a ∙wery long way, and some of his iron |
shots
beautifully struck. Smith was inclined to cut his! Brassey, shots.
were
The driving of both players was patchy. Some of it was very good indeed, but there were times when aoither of the players seemed cap able of getting down to the ball.
Scores do not necessarily tell very uch in match play, but there were far too many sixes on the card, and to halve a hole in seven is de- plorable. Though there were many line shots played in the coume of the two rounds, there seemed to be no real continuity in the play" of either of the finalists.
On the day. Andrewes always looked the stronger player, and he played the better game. It is really surprising that he did not win by more than 4 and 3. After the first four holes, which were so disastrous for Smith, it was level pegging, and set Andreves was more in the picture than his opponent.
Hole By Hole,
1. Smith sliced his drive and was short with his second. Andrewes,
18. Andrewes pushed 'his shot out "under the tree by the fifth tee, but no played a brilliant, second" aml sank, the putt. Sith almost got his fad. Real golf..
Andrewes tour up.
17. Andrewes took an iron for his second and booked into an awful place on the hill He holed a fighting puts for a five. Smith hit a fine brassey shot round the hill, but he pulled his putt..........
Andrewas four up.
The details followi
Cheong (8.CAA): beat F. Khan and Dr. Khan 9-2 beat J. J. Khan and, S. · ···
Salch
* &.3 best F. Ali and H. N. Mehal 6-5
23-10
Ma Chiu Sheung and Lam On Kwok
(8.C.A.C.):
beat F. Khan and Dry Khan 8-15 beat, J. J. Khan and S.
Saleh
'.... 3 beat F. Ali and H. N. Mehal 6- 67 2013 Tso (S.C.
18. Smith's drive stopped a foot Ng Shou Kwan and S. Y. from the ditch noroes the new
A.A.): course. Andrewes put his second
lost to F. Khan and Dr. into the guarding bunker.
Khan
4-7 lost to F. Ali and H. N.
Mebal
5- B lost to J. J. Khan and S.
Saleh
Andrewes four up.
19. Smith was in the pimples and barely moved his second shot, but Andrewes took 3 putes and the hole was halved.
Andrewes four up
20. Both were on the green in 2, but Smith's short putt stayed out.
Andrewes five up.
91. Both found the green with their tee shots.
Andrewes five up.
2. Andrewes pushed a drive into the pimples, and Smith scuf fed his second. A half of sorts.
Andrewes are up.
23. Andrewes. cut his drive, but put a fine second out of rough stuff 2 yards from the piz. Smith, holed from the edge of the green. Real golf again.
Andrewes five up.
24. Both drove down the middle, but Andrewes hooked a big iron) shot and duffed his third.
Andrewes four up.
25. Andrewes hooked his tee shot on to the bank at the left of the green, and was gay with his ship. Smith was safe for his 3.
Andrews three up.
26. Andrewee topped his drive and hooked an iron shot. Smith's drive was just over the pimples, Both had putts which went in and out,
Andrewes three up..
49.
noon on the Kwanti Race Course. There was a big crowd present as will be gathered from the fact that there were about forty tifina served at Hunters Arms and that in ad dition there were several private luncheon parties. The Meeting was under the auspices of the 20th Light Battery RA, and their hospitality was much appreciated by those pre-
sent.
Major Lee Warner did most of the work and his efforts bore excellent results. He was ably assisted by Mr. A. N. 6. Corbett and Dr. Pierce Grove was, as always, a willing helper. Maj.-General Luard, C.B., C.G., was present with Mrs. Luard and their daughter also Colonel and Mrs. Comyn, Com mander and Mrs. Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Paterson and many other pro minent people, ".
" Bookie" The presence of s Total S.C.A.A., 57; Indian T.C., helped to create the right atmos
phere and the enthusiasm of the They troops was quite contagious, lat themselves go thoroughly at times and the rider of the "donkey" in musical chairs event came in for alot of attention.
SCHNEIDER CUP.
5. 6
14-19
RACE MAY BE HELD EVERY
TWO YEARS.
ANGLO-ITALIAN PROPOSAL.
(AITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.}
RuGay, Dec. 18th.
The desirability of holding the Schneider Trophy contest every two years instead of annually has Air Minister (Sir Samuel Hoare) been discussed between the British and General Balbo (the Italian Under-Secretary for Air) who is paying a short visit to London.
There is general agreement that the interval of one year is insulfi cient to allow of adequate progress between successive contest in the technical design of marins aircratí, 17. Both missed several shots, the development of which was the This was real rabbity stuff.
express object of the trophy, found- Andrewes three up.
od by M, Jacques Schneider. The have, therefore, decided that they Italiae and British Governments
ment in the rules to provide that in future the contests take place bien: nially. As time may not admit al the formal alteration of the rules before the date for entries for the
1
on the green and eich took three trouble to the left. Both were on will support a project for an amond. -
putts.
atter a good drive, put his second-on for his tee shot and found
29. Andrewes again took a No.
in 3, but Smith was very short with his first putt, and pulled the second
Andrewes four up.
Andrewes one up.
2. Andrewes hit a long drive and was on the corner of the green with an iron. Smith's drive was on the Smith hit a fine drive but left of the course. He mishit hit his brassey shot badly.
fine brassey shot and was still shocedrewes had bad luck with
shot which just kicked down Smith holed a stout
with his third.
Andrewes two up.
the Futt.
3. Andrewes was just" on green and Smith was bunkered to. the right. Andrewes first putt was rather merry, but he sank a good one coming book, and Smith was
abort with the like.
Andrewes three up...
4. Andrewės pushed out his drive rather badly and was over the green with his second. Smith suffled his drive all along the ground and was short in a He put his chip dead but somehow missed the putt
Andrewes four up.
5. Both were on the green in two. Smith's second putt stayed on the tip, leaving Andrewes a dead stymie. Ho smed to loft, but holed his opponent.
An
Andrewes three, up. 30. Another foot would have put Smith on the green, while Andrewes was right at the bottom of the hill. Smith chipped dead, but missed a very little one."
Andrewes three up.
31. Andrewes hit a fine drive on to the top of the hill, and was just over in 2 Smith was just on, but another tiny putt stopped on the edge.
Andrewes three up.
cut
32. Smith cut his drive into the ditch and Andrewes was pin high with a beautiful tee shot. Andremes dormy four. 23 Andrewes
hia drive among the trees and could only 4. Andrewes hit a long drive and push his second back on to the Smith fine second from a nasty
course. Smith cut his brassey ahot lie to the right of the course. Both and was just short. The hole was boled miserable putts for the first, halved in s halved hole of the match.
Andrewes three up.
Andrewes three up.
Andrewes wins 4 and 3.
7. Both were over with their tee Andrewca shota Andrewes lipped the hole Smith with his third, stymying Smith. `-
Andrewes three up.
8. Andrewes was to the left of
the course, but almost judged his
second shot over the bump rightly, Andrewes
His patt stayed out, half stymying Smith Smith, who holed his opponent.
Andrewes four up.
9 Neither got down to his drive And Andrews was bunkered. Try- ing to get length with his third he booked an iron shot. The hole was halved, in o
Andrewes four-up."
10. Andrews took a No. T'iron from the teg, but was down the left of the courae. His second finished outside the
MORNING ROUND.
5.4 3 5 0 5.4 4 6—12 05 5 6 4 5 4 5 6-48
5 5 4 6 4 5 3 5 5-19-8 5 5 4 4 5 5 3 5 541-87
AFTERNOON ROUND.
543630457—13 38'3 6 3 3 5 74 55 45 36-27-70 (15 holes)
·6 4 4 5 6 5-30-72 (15 holea) THE GOVERNOR'S SHIELD.
Governor's Shield are as follows
The second round" results of the
RA.M.C. (Major Lynch 19 and Stevenson 14) beat Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank (V. M. Grayburn 15 and H. G. Hegarty 10) by 3 and 2.
Canadian Pacific (Capt., Davison 15 and T. C. Monaghan 13) beat K.C. Railway (C. D. Lambert 18 and J. Smith 11).
bunker. tovering Smith's putt for a 4 lipped the hole but stayed ou
Andrewes four up.
11. Smith took a long carry and fell aborty but ran through the rough Andrewes hit a fine iros for his second, just, short of the green.
Andrewes four up.
Wilkinson & Grist (D. H. Binke 15 and G. 8. Hugh-Jones 11) beat Dodwell & Co. (T. G. Weall 14 and L. G. S. Dodwell 5) by 1 up
t
"University (Prof. Roffey 10 and Redmond 6) best Scots Guards 12. Andrewes hit a beautiful tes (Capts. Erskine nez, and Tyring- shot, but Smith's was pulled. An-ham sor.) by 3 and 2. drewes third was a tiny one, but he missed it.
Andrewes four, up.
13. Andrewes pulled into troubla and was further in, after his second. Baith was right down the middle...
Andrewes thres up..
14. Smith cut his drive down by the drain and Andrewes was over green. Smith was very "gay with his first putt and missed com ing back.
Andrewcs four up.
*
1923 contest they have further mutually agreed to notify the aero nautical bodies concerned in Italy and Great Britain that they do not propose to support an Italian or British entry in 1928, provided other countries, which are pos- sible competitors, signify their will ingness to adopt the same course."
The United States, French and German authorities have been in- formally consulted and are under stood to concur with the above proposals.
INTERNATIONAL RUGBY."
SCOTLAND BEAT NEW SOUTH WALES.
BIG CROWD AT EDINBURGH. {THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCE,]
EDINBURGH, Dec. 17th.
In the Hunt race for "A" Class poules Mr W. Stanton had the mis fortune to be thrown and he was at once taken Home. He is slight ly concussed and it is sincerely hoped that he will soon be riding again. Usher won this on Easter Day by a length from The Gomeril well ridden by Pollock. The latter pony's performance was particularly good as he had not previously been over the sticks. The race for "B" Class ponies attracted a field of a fine race on 15 and was won by Reidy who rode (Bulteel up) was a good second with Yorks. Scooter Bolton on Man o' War close behind. The latter rider had not previously been on China pony and his effort was a particularly good one.
THE OFFICIALS.
Mr. J. Paterson; Starter: Capt. G.
THE RESULTS.
Saddling Race.
CINEMA NEWS.
GOOD AND NAUGHTY":
AT THE QUEEN'S.
POLA NEGRI IN A FRENCH FARCE
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMMES,
(BY OUR FILM CRITIC.}
Good and Naughty" has been adapted for the screen from Freach farce, and marvellous to say it still remains good, naughty, and sparkling. Pola Megri plays the heroine, and justifies her reputation as one of the loveliest and most fascinating women of the screen she is not a "vamp," neither is she peculiar appeal of only the really a fluffy coquette, but she has that beautiful woman which draws all the audience into her embrace.
The story is not a new one-lew successful farces are-but it is pre- sented in a fresh and amusing an ner.
Germaine Morris (Pola Negri) is a wealthy young woman who for the love of Gorald Grey (Tom Moore) works in his architect's office. Like W. J. Lockie's Clamen- tina Wing, Germaine cares nothing for her appearance and looks as unattractive as an "arty" young woman can. But again like Locke's heroine to save her man from the clutches of professional divorcée, she suddenly blossoms out; and with the aid of gorgeous clothes and skilful face culture, wins his love.
That is the outline; Geralda part- ner, the busband of the ramp and a pugilist all join Gerald in the persuit of the metamorphorised Ger Those are plenty of bed- room scenes, of a' discrete order. and plenty of "good and naughty" situations,
iname.
Tom Moors of the charming smile and rugged face, you will remem ber him as cinderella's policeman. is excellent as the much persued Gerald; he manages very happily to steer clear of that affection and consciousness of his attractive per sonality that turns a good autor into a "matinét idol."
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lovely heroine.
FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
TAX
ALL-ROUND DECLINE IN
RACING REVENUE."
A year ago the Betting Tax be- gan operating in England. What has been its effect in the twelve months! Three answers are given?
Racecourses: Reduced reeipts Bookmakers: Reduced takinga. Mr. Churchill: £8,000,0001
The reduced profits of the race courses reflect to some extent the attitude of the public. Statistics given in he Racing Calender are.
On Christmas day Harold Lloyd's new comedy "The Kid Brother " The officials for the Gymkhana wall be screened at the Queen's were as follows:Judges: Lieut.-Theatre on Christmas Day. Lloyd
p. Thomas, O.B.E, H.A.: Assistant reports, it is said to stand every CoH FL Grant, D.SO., R.A., gave eight moathe to the making of has new picture and from advance Starter B.S.M. Stevens, R.A.; comparison with "The Freshman. Bing Stewart: Mr. J. Roger, R.A.; As the youngest brother of a family Secretary: Mr. A. N. S. Corbett, of strong men, Lloyd suffers all the indignities a kid brother" invariably R.A.
has to endure. But when the final test comes, it is this same young
un" who saves, the family honour, as follows:-
Resurrection," Leo Tolstoy's 1923. aoval, which is to be screened here Receipts.. during the holidays, is one of the great classics of literature. The 179,634 March and roles which Rod La Rocque and
April Dolores del Rio play in the film 121,400 May have already been honoured with 170,888 June great names on the stage. In 1903, 92,946 July at His Majesty's Theatre in Lon 138,05 August don, Sir Herbert "Beerbohm-Tree 146,502 September erested the role of Prince Dmitri Nekhtadof and Miriam Clements 848,750 played Katusha, Maslova, the rôle Dolores del Rio takes in the film.
"Bean Geste" promised for New Year's Day at the Queen's. It has been made from a most excit
To ride bare back over 3 fences, saddis and complete the course 3 fences, & fences in all.
B.S.M. Steven's Eve
4
Sgt, Dacombe's Jimmie......... 2 Gar. Partridge's Dick Dr. Brooks's Kitty...... Won by five lengths; half a length between second and third.
Thirty-three starters.
Action Raca.
Сил
Race for guns in Draft Team and Ammunition mule Detach- ment of 6, 3 drivers, about 400 Fards. Guns to come into actioning story by P.C. Wren of the and fire a round of blank, -15 Light Battery, H.A., "B" Sub-section .....
90 Light Battery, R.A., “B'
Sub-section
20 Light Battery, R.A., “D”
Sub-section
Four couples.
Hunt Race.
1
3
For China ponies property of sub- scribers to be ridden by subscribers catch weights about 1 miles "A" and" B. Class to be run simul ...taneously.
There was a crowd of no fewer than 30,000 spectators présent at Edinbuzdu, to witness the rugby match between Scotland and New South Wales.
The match, which was keenly con- tested, resulted in a win for, Scot- land by 10 points to 8 points.
LOCAL BILLIARDS.
PORTUGUESE BEAT THE
CHINESE,
A friendly gaina of six a side took place at the China Athletic Association on Friday evening be tween the Club Lusitano and the Chinese Athletic resulting in a win for the Lusitano by 104 pointa
A refurn match will be played, at the Club Lusitano on Friday, Sard
inat.
BOBBY” JONES, AND THE
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
[REUTEE'S AMERICAK SERVICE
FICE]
ATLANTA, Georgia, "Dec. 18th. Bobby Jones has announced that
Education Dept. (F. J. de Rome 7 and A. O. Brawn, 10) beat South British Insurance Co. (F. S. Har- rison 9 and J. F. Kennedy 18) by 4 and 3.
A.P.C. (T. D. E. Pendered 3 and he will not defend his title as Young 8) beat Davie Boag Co. British Open Golf Champion owing J. D. Kiomaird 9 and W. A to his law studies and, will not Stewart 16) by 6 and 3,
participate in the British Amateur Prison Dept. ( W. Franks 7 and Championship, but that he will H. F. Bloxham 8) beat Johnson, participate m the United States Stokes & Master (LR. Andrewes & Open and National Amateur Cham and TG. Bennett 8) by 6 and 3. pionships next September.,
Easter Day Gommeril
Hamdinger
#1927. De- Receipts crease
P.C.
162,274 9.86 104,242 14.13 154,317 9.69
74,830 16.87 103,885.24.76 112,072 23.69
719,920 18.08
The receipts for 1928 are omitted, as they do not give a fair bagis of comparison on account of the coal strike.
Mr. Churchill's Hope. French Foreign Legion, and the amazing scene which forms the "cen. The Chancellor of the Exchequer tral incident of the story is very hoped to increase the revenue by realistically enacted on the screen £6,000,000 a year by the Betting This epizode shows the fearless Tak. After the first seven months defence by 40 legionnaires of a fort the tax yielded £1,500,000. At this in the Bahara, against hundreds of rate the total incou for the year Touaregs, nouns die desert bandita would be £9,500,000.
Lord Hamilton of Dallell, Senior who, are among the best warriors
Steward of the Jockey Club, has and Boost riders in the world.
Ronald Colman appears in the stated that the racecourse receipts title too of "Beau Geste," with from the beginning of the sesson Wallace Beery, Alice Joyce, Neil to the end of September this year Hamilton, Mary Brian and Victor showed a decrease of £136,000 com- McLaglan.
pared with a similar period of
1. .....2
3.
THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMMES.
Won by on length two lengths between second and third.
Nine starters
Balay Race,
For mules bare back to be ridden by British other ranks no whips or apure, over 8 fences. Relay mules half way round course about 1 mile Same rider for whole Course.
Dr. Wright Greaves... Dvr. Watts Twenty-one runners.
Ladies Bracelet.
2
31
officers. Ride, to lady at enclosure For chargers to be ridden by fence, dismount receive token. Mount and complete course, & fences about 1 mile.
clock LA. N.. B. Corbett's Three
2
Lt. H. J. A. Thicknesse's
Jesse Avery close race. Won by a head the same distance between 2nd and third.
* Musical Chairs.
Open to any horie, China pony rule. To ride, round marked course when music stops sit in chair holding mount by rein,
Gar, Walton's Molly hot..... 1 * Gar. McConnell - (Continued at foot of nest column.)
1025.
World.
Sunny Florida and tangled love Three Miles Up" "in the air affairs make a sparkling picture, you will see At Wilson perform a On Tuesday and Wednesday we are if you visit the World to-day To "Good and Naughty" for Monday. number of amazing aviation stunts, entertained at a fox farm in Alaska, help you get back your breath, there wonderful scenes of wild nature and Shoulder Arms" to follow, On "The Rocking Moon" shines on is Charlie Chaplin's war comedy a battle between a lovely girl and Tuesday till the end of the week fox: poachers. From Thursday to is "The Last Days of Pompeii* an Saturday comes a film which you Italian film which has been aclaim- should by no means mías. "The ed as a master piece. The ancient Chinese Parrot" has been made by city of Pompeii, with Vesuvius Paul Leni who directed "The Cat towering in the distance, would and the Canady" it proves half make a telling setting for any story. as good as the latter it will be an Take the exciting adventures of outstanding film.
(Continued on next Column.)
V.0. Racs, Formule bare back open to all units. Over 2 fences pick up part ner cross 1. fence all under fire About half mile,"
Gar. Lynn and Gar, Mitchell's
Duster
"Dvr. Dennis and Dvr. Watts'a
-Mutt
China Panias: "B" Class,
Boooter
Yorks Man o' War.
... (Mr. Bulteel) 2
(Mr. Reidy) 1 (Mr. Bolton) 3-
Glaucus and Tone, the devoted blind girl, Nydia, and the wily Egyptian, Absces, and you have a film in some respects unparalleled. The picture took over a year to complete and employed 45,000 people.
Btar.
"The Limited Mail" will give you plenty of thrills to-day at the Star and if you visit the theatre on Tuceday or Wednesday you will see that "Honesty is the Best Policy !" in a mystery burlesque starring Pauline Starke and Johrmie Walker: The upper ten of New York Bociety are being shewr up on Thursday to Saturday is a society dramas”, with James Kirkwood and Libs. Lee,
Tel. 3517.
DUE THIS WEEK.
PASSENGERS ON THE
SUDEVANHA."..
The P&O... Devanha is due to arrive here next Friday from London and ports, and among the ports, and among the passengers booked to Hong Kong are the following:-ir. Bellamy (General Manager of the Hong Kong Tram- ways, Ltd.) and Mrs. Bellamy, Capt. and Mrs. P. R. G. Miss E. Chipp, Mr. and Mr. AC English, Mrs B. E. Elliott, Miss M. B. Hall, Mr. L. W. Harrison, Capt. and Mrs. D. R. Kilbee, Mr. W. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kennaway, Mr. J. McKelvic, Mr. and Mrs. J. McKelvie, Mr. L. J Marr, Mrs. M. V. 8. Owens, Mrs. Eldon Potter, Miss W. A. Kobin- son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Turhyae, Miss F. Turbyne, Miss I. Taylor, Miss E. Van Slyke, Mr. G. T. Wood.
RADIO TELEGRAMS.
The General Post Office announces the following list of undelivered Badio Telegrams. The name of the person to whom they are addressed is given past in each instance, followed by the sender's nai
Widgeon, Portland Ore; Young- wasang, &.& Sunning Fookonyuan, Amoy Oncha, Empress of Asia, Wingshing: Bataira; Anchoaylie, Balikpapan; Pangshingtac, Kwong- chowan Kananginko, Truster,
Saigon, Seattle, Washington; Tanglong, Bangkok; Wapnout, Bangkok Towerloom, Rotterdam Penglongchiang, Bangkok; Honour, look, Chicago Yarrow, Macia; Medan Honour, Batavia Link- Tanglong, Bangkok, Allan, Chief. Iceman, President Pierce, Sea Francisco; Kwickenk, Lakeworth; Tatsinoda, Cheribon.
SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN
HONG KONG
FOR DECEMBER 1977 STANDARD TIME OF THE 120th MERIDIAN, EAST OF GREENWICH.
Date.
Sunrise Sunset."
December 19th...8.57 a.m. 5.43 p.m.
20th...0.59
21st...8.55 22nd..6:59
5.4397
B.44. 11
5.44
2.
45.44
5.45
11
5.48
5.40
5.47
5.47
5.48
3.49
23rd...6:59, 24th...7.00 25th...7.00 28th...7.00. 27th...7.01. 28th 7.01, 29th...7.0% \
20th...7.02.
31st 1.7.03
5.49
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