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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1928.
HONG KONG ANNUAL
RACE MEETING. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4.)
"The Caster Cup:
Pari Mutuel.
Winner Place 1st
$12.70
2nd
"+
11
3rd
8020 #40 8.20
$2,976,40 650,40 328,20
Cash Sweep lat, No. 643...
$55:
end,
3rd,
Nos. 191, 713, 294, 717, 1001, 474, 40, Unplaced ponies of 850 each
571, 203, 311, 19, 745, 483, DIA
WINNING JOCKEYS.
From the Two Mile Post Once Round and in. (About 1 mile 165 yards.) Presented with $1.000 added: second-8300;-third $200 For China ponies, that have run in at least three extra meetings in Hong Kong dur ing the season 1927, one or more of such meetings previous to July 1st, 1927, and one or more subse quent to that date. Weight for inches as per scale.
Winners Mr. H. Maitland during 192 of one race 8 lbs., of Mr. V. M. Haimovitch, a two races 7 lbs., of three or more Mr. A. J. P. Heard.....!
Mr. J. Pote Hunt...... Faces 10 lbs. penalty. Subscription griffins allowed & iba. Allowances Mr. R. H. Charles..... Accumulative. (Jockey allowance). Mr. G. U. da Roza Entrance' $10.
Mr. Wong
Mr. Hau La's Little Sit Tang. 165 lbs. (3r, da Roza) Mr. R. M. Austin's Brigade Call, 105 lbs. (Mr. H. Maitland) Messrs. F. Usher and L. Reid's
Macao Beauty, 157 lbs.
(Mr. Usher)
Alan ran-Grey Knight (Mr. Heard), Chui Chow Ning (Mr. Wallace), Bright Eve (Mr. Pate Hunt), The Gomeril (Mr. Sewell). Flash Star (Mr. Wong). Mayfair (Mr. R. H. Charles), Bootlegger (Mr. Harriman).
Time: 93.2.5.
Mr. Bulteel
Me. Usher
Mr. Harriman
Mr. W. T. Stanton ....
Ist. 2nd, 3rd.
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4
1
2.
GOLF NOTES.
[By R.H.H.]
Such evcungs" pa vlast „Saturday or yesterday make one long for the later train from Fauling.. On Satur
plenty of light at 6.20, and on a day, for instance, there was still
hot day the evening round is the best of the day. "Anyhow, the en- thusiast has adays in hopes Tush to get down to the station by the last train, and has to argue the point between an extra 3 holes fo lowing the afternoon round or tea and a bath.
If only the later train were run- 1ning everything wond be different. But that is a thing which will not happen, I am airad, for at least two mouths when the new tune table comes. A tran at 7.20 would give time for tea, bath, and two full rounds after tiflin for there who want thru Also I expect that number of players, who think that
afternoon rout anough, would nevertheless be quite pleased not to have to burry away from the club house quite so carly as is nt present reccemary,
Galf after all does not stop short at the eighteenth ho.. There is plenty of it played in the chab house, and it is horribly diffult to be able only to cast an envious glance at those who are staying out for the night or who possesa cars, before rushing away from a stil! sumit course to cates the last train,
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1
Mr. L. Dunbag ...... Mrs. E. L. Dunbar...... 1 Mr. Eve
Mr. E. Seth
Mr. Dynasty
Won by a head; a length between Major Lake second and third.
Places 1st...
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WINNING OWNERS.
1st. And, Soil,
3
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I
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0
1
Mr. Hau Un
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Mr. Moon
Pari Mutuel..
The Hon. Mr. A. C.
Winner ......
$360.40 41.00
8.80" 16.50
Hynes
and
Mr.
Gordon Mackie
1
Messrs. Stanton and
Reidy
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1
Dr. S. T. Wong
0
1
Mrs. Priestley
0
Mrs. R. J. Paterson... 0
I
850.00
Mr. Chau Tin Sion.... 0
1
*445.00
Mr. R. J. Paterson.... 0
0
Mr. George
3r. H. B. L Dow
biggin
1 " 0
0
0
I
1
0
1
0
1
and
3rd
Cash Surep
1st, No. 1008.,7.......$3,115.00
and, er *3rd,..
102.
917..
Unplaced ponies of 250 each:
Nos. 60, 31, 330, 930, 835, 376. 471. The Racing Stakes: One Mile. Winner 600 pond $900: third $100. For griffias of this meeting and ponies that have never won a race. Subscription griffins of this meeting allowed 3 lbs. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners barred (Jockey allowance.) Entrance. 810. Mr. Dynasty's Young Pretender,
158 lbs...(Mr. V. Haimovitch), 1 Mrs. Eve's New Year's Eve. 155
1bs(Mr. J. Pote Hunt) 2 Mr. R. J. Paterson's, November,
Ias b........... (Mr. Bulteel) 31 Also ran-Deep Water Bay (Mr. B. II. Charles), Blackston Hall (Mr. Wong), Chemal (Mr. Sewell), Warlordship (Mr. Loo), Humdinger (Mr. Erskine), Sutherland (Mr. Harriman), Grey Eyes (Mr. G. U. da Roza).
Time: 2.04.2.6. Won by a neck.
Winner
Puri Mutucio
Place Ist
2nd
3rd
Cash Sweep
1st. No. 611......
2nd, 1640........... 3rd,
Messrs. F. Usher and Mr. R. M. Austin
Reidy Wayfoong
Mr. Gordon Mackie Mr. H. P. White Mr. Richardson
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CASH SWEEP RESULTS.
The following are the results of three cash sweeps organised by local Clubs, the draws of which took place last night:
CHINESE CLUB.
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The K.C.R.. realizing that the light does not laet very long, think that golfers are ready to return by 6 a'clock But gaffers, Eke other mortals, have thirsts, and have things to talk of, unlike those of other mortals, and, I think, the later train, on a Saturday at least, would be exceedingly popular. -
A certain number of the real devotees of the game will bless these race day holidays, and take the opportunity for a few week day rounda at Fanling. These need no excuse, but merely an opportu- nity. There are others who can only envy them,
The final of the Captain's Cup for 1927, match pay stage produceil some excibing golf, and Forbes had to wait until the Lome green for he win. Forbes' margins have got smaker and sailer in each sugecëd- ground, which is, i expposé, just as it should be.
*
In the G... M. Young Cup the A.P.C. on Sunday beat Butterfiebl
HOCKEY.
ARMY AND NAVY TIE FOR SIM SHIELD.
FINAL ON SATURDAY.
The contest for the Sim Shield this season has now resolved itself into Army and the Navy for the trophy. a final struggle between the in the Aray's fast gune played on the U.S.R.C. ground yesterday, they again defeated the R.A.F. by eight goals to two, leading at half time by six clear goals. This suc eces places, the Army on an equal fecting with the Navy on points.
Early in the series the Army were defeated by the Senior Ser vice, but with their customary thetermination they reversed the result in the return game and also wou all the remaining matches in one of which they met streng op- position from Hockey Club
the Hong Kong.
The Anal will be a great game and the Navy (holders of the trophy) will make every effort to retain the shield for another season. Saturday afternoon on the U.S.R.C. The match has been Axed for next ground and it is expected that the trophy will be presented to the
winners at the close of the game.
The positions of the Clubs to ditte are:-
Nasy
Cub
Aring
R.A.F.
P. WL D. F. A. P. 4-5 1 0 24 0 10
4 3 1 0 2 17 10. 5 1 4 0 8 10
3 0·8·0 421 0
TAIKOO RIFLE CLUB.
A league shoot took place at Taikoo Bang on Saturday between the Navni Dockyard Rite Club, H.M.S: Carlisle Ride Club and Taikoo Rifle Club, resulting in a win for H.M.S. Curlist and a doable win for Taikoo. The scores Were
1
Taikoo Bids Club, .
200 500 800 T yds. yds. yds. tal,
30 3o 27
88
23 32 30 (K)
31
sty 33
30 02
93
Gramshow Maxwell Meindee McLennan Summers... 31 Swan... Wallace Walmsley
923
Total... 232 235 719
R.M.S, Carliste " Rife Club,
Pong No. Name of Pony, Ticket No Bruce was paying for the A.F.C.,Lt. C. Foster Hall 23
& wire, and so meet. Dodwell's in. 1" the final. Owing to the fact that
The Kowtoon City Golf Course must be, for its size, one of the most difficult in, the world. The
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RUGBY.
ENGLAND DEFEAT IRELAND,
{ITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]
Rroay, Feb, 19th England defeated Ireland in the International Rugby tournament at Dublin yesterday, winking by. 7 points to
FAMOUS FOOTBÅLLER SUSPENDED.
GALLACHER NOT TO PLAY FOR TWO MONTHS.
The Football Association January 19th issued the following statement;
Newcastle United F.C. . Hud- dersfield Town FC., December 31st, 1927.
Re A. Gallacher: For impro- per conduct, both on the field and at the close of, this match; also having regard to his misconduct et previous matches, H. Gal Incher, of Newcastle United F.C.. suspended from taking any part P football for two months from January 19th, 1928.
200 300 400 T- According to the agreements ea rds. yds. yds, altered into by the International
Board, whereby each Association. *32
will recognise suspensions of clubs and individuals by other National Associations," Gallacher cannot play for Scotland against Ireland on February 5th at Eirhill Park. Glasgour
8 = 8 = ** | 84
80.
37
85
53
73
50
73
23
Total.217 221 230 671 Plus 4 for open sights. 16 Grand total...... 687
Royal Naval Dockyard Rifle Club,
1.
Handsome Stag
CADZO
Winsome Stag.
0102)
i
Bakers Bay,
04147
4......
Coos Bay.
07013
$31.00 7.10
Deepwater Bay..
138-42
Monterey Bay
12446
7.
6.50
Sitting Bull
08357
8.
3.90
Young Pretender
07602
his match with Cowherd in the Chandler second round of the Junior Cham-CE.R.A. Shellars 28 ........... 17. pionship could not be played on Sgt. Woolward.... 90 Sunday-and-was-postponed until P.O. King. yesterday, when Bruce won.
L.S. Baker....
Mne. Hazell..... 25 St. Forwood
20
27
27
23. 29
20 23
Heir Apparent
12007
1,
..$2,781.80
New Year's Eve
17400
11.
791.80
Boxing Eve
01880
1
285..
Blackstone Hall.
12802
397.40
13.
Guild Hall
055-41
Laplared ponies of 250 each:- Nos. 1038, 833, 973, 8721054, 600, 033.4
14.
Manor Hall
30050
15.
Peck
18.
Pickle
17.
Comrade
13737 04000 ***11437
18.
Captain
19620
19
Duke of Verona.
18527
20.
U Un II.
18033
21.
November
03333
992
Mish Mish
16315
23.
Movanagher
19383
24.
Harlene
10498
SOUTH CHINA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
The Jockey Club Stakes: 1 Miles.
Winder 81,000; second #300; third) $200. For China ponies. Weight i for inches as per scale. Griffins of this Meeting allowed 3 lbs. Winners at this Meeting 5 lbs, extra. Allow- ances accumulative. (Jockey allow ance.) Entrance $10.
Mrs. E. L. Dunbar's Sitting
Bull; 153 ha,
full course is only 2,020 yards long, and par, worked purely from the card, cannot well be over 31 for the 9 holes and might easily be two shots less. So much for the card. but after playing the course one can sce that level 4's-wesos very-good- golf. The greens are very diffealt to find, partly because they are so
W, E. Cook small, and partly because, in several J. Littleton cases, they are quite uzbushingly F. Young........ artificial with a steep little, hank A. Dawson running all round. There must be . Garrett eute knack in negotiating these W. Latham banks, I suppose, but the uninitiated. Wickenden.......27 leals a little "indined just to buret A. Lewis rato tears.
It is not a course which gives one very much variety in the use of clubs; no course of that length
(Mr. H. Maitland) I Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Ukelele.
168 lbs (Mr. Bulteel) Pong No. Name of Pony. Ticket No. could, when on none of the holes
Messrs. Stanton and Reidy's San
Diego, 158 1h
(Mr. W. T. Stanton) 3) Aleo ron:-Handsome Stag (Mr. Harriman), Hudson Bay (Mr. R. H. Charles), Chick To (Mr. V. Hagan), Walchow (Mr. Erskine). C Un H. (Mr. G. U. da Roza). Loongwha (Mr. Miller).
Time: 2.46.
Handsome Stag
26148
Winsome Stag
.10875
Bakers Bay
1177
Coos Bay
29994
Deepwater Bay
14003
U.
Monterey Bay
02558
Sitting Bull
Young Pretender
20408 01791
D.
Heir Apparent
- 19210
Won by four lengths: half a length between second and third,
10%
New Year's Eve
17585
11.
Roxing Eve
Pari Mutiel.
12.
Blackstone Hall
1800 9071
Winner
$7.30
13,
Guild Hall
18830
Place Ist
$.30
14.
Manor Hall
2nd
15.
6.40
Peck
8174 99237
3rd
8,00
18. Pickle
95001
17.
Cash Sweep.
Comrade
18.
Captain.
19,
Duke of Veroná
20.
U Un II.
11490 0181 383
21.
November
90001
22 ,『་
Mish Mish
18309
93.
Movanagher.
24.
Harlene
711 99900
EASMA CLUB.
1st, No. 310.32,772.00
2nd,
... 1035.......
792,00 306.00
3rd,
987............. Unplaced ponies of $50 each:- Noa. 112, 331, 802, 201, 977, 20, Tie Kalgan Plate: Boven Furlongs. Winner 8000; second $200; third $100. For China ponies, subscrip tion griffins of this Meeting. Weight
Á Í ÞE B B B R 2 R
The incident that led to Galla. cher being reported occurred pear the end of the game at St. James Park, when the referee declined to. award a perally kick claimed by the Newcastle United captain. After the match Fogg intimated to the club officials his intention to report the matter to the Football Anociation.
Proline Goal Scorer.
In winning the Football League Championship last season, New-.
80 castle Crated were greatly indebted to Gallacher, who scored 30 goals, but during the present campaigu
300 500 600 To- yds. yds, yda. tul.
27
30
.28
20 10
31
20 32
90 24 93
31 28 EL
24 97 27
21
24 70
Total..... 923 202-65% Plus 4% for open sights.
Crand total...... 650
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has one to play more than a half mastie shot through the green; but accuracy is absolutely essential.
3lembers of this hub are to be THE "TREVESSA" TROPHY. Commiserated with that the military asem to be almost perpetually ür
RACE TO BE HELD. NEXT ing over their course. It recrás on
MONTH. the face of it burd that other
ground could not have been chosen
or rangez
"The President's Putter" is an object of veneration to anyone, who has had anything to do with, or any interest in 'Varsity Golf It is always played for by menübers of the Society over the wonderful, and with the almost invarable south-west wind, incredibly difficult links at Hye.
Trophy for ships' lifeboats
The ninth race for the "Tresen"
bold
to be
on Wednesday, March 14th, starting at á p.m.
The race is held every eix months, und is conducted under the auspices of the Royal Hong Kong Yocht
Xi.
Ehips may enter, as many boats in the race as they wish...
The course wil be: Start from Channel Rocks and thence to Kow- The Putter is the club used by doon Rock (P), mark off Yacht Club Hugh Kirkadly when he won the(), Cuet Rock Gas Buoy (P), and Open in 1891, and the winner of
the tourment has the honour of attaching a ball to the shaft by a silver collar and chain. It is an honour which is not easily won, for Large mumber of the finest
A
for inches as per scale. Winners Pong No. Name of Pony. Ticket No. amateur golfers of the country are
(Jockey allowance.)
Ibs. penalty. Entrance $10, Major Lake's Dumfries, Las lbs.
(Mr. H. Maitland) 1 Mr. H. I Dowbiggin's
Ploughman. 13 lbs.
Handsome Stag
1.
10793
Winsome Stag
11177
3.
Bakera Bay
10081
4.
Coos Bay
7900
5.
Deep Water Bar
-7107
6.
Monterey Bay
7.
Sitting Ball
10830 10487
8.
Young Pretender 16837
Heir Apparent
10309
: 10.
11.
New Year's Eve.. 16:54 Boxing.Eye
- 10071
12.
Blackstone Hall
19030
13.
Guild Hall
6438
1.4.
Manor Hall
17342
15.
Feck
-18692
16.
Pickle
7005
17.
Comrade
18.
Captain
19.
Duke of Verona
17070 12402 10148
20. U Un II.
10480
November
19295
Mish Mish
10201
93 Movanagher
17472
Harlene
10158
(Mr. J. Pote Hunt), 2 Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Spinner...... 158 Is.(Mr. Bulteel) 3 Also ran:-8ocial. Call (Mr. Durlacher), Madeira (Mr. Miller). Southern Stag (Mr. Harriman), Bay of Greenland (Mr. V. Hagan), Easing Wold (Mr. L. Reidy), Dundee (Mr. V.-M. Haimovitch). Soho (Mr. Clark), The Gannett (Mr. G. W. Sewell), Masonic Hall (Mr. Wang), Peter (Mr. A. J. P. Heardy. Tarzan (Mr. Stanton), Fook Shau (Mr. Loo), Shingle (Mr. BHCharles) Chatto (121. Proulx).
29
Time: 1.04; Won by two lengths and a half.
15
Varsity men, and this particular function is not willingly missed.
+
There has been a certain amount- of interest aroused by the doings of
nieb at the Yacht Club, crossing the line from West to East
Competing boats must be at the starting line by 3.30 p.m.
Srips proposing to enter boats are requcsted to notify the Hon. Secretary of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club not later than noon on
the day of the race,
The first day's play leit Cotton T. H. Cotton, the 1-year-old pro- down at Sunningdale, but on the fessional of Langley Park, who second day at St. George's Hill, piayed so consistently well in the Weybridge, he went away with a ing professional tournaments last bit of a rush and was 7 up after
Cotton is a public school 25 holes. He finally won by man, who caused a minor sensation and 5.
year.
by turning pro, along with his brother, soon after he felt school.
He is now playing series of thalange matches. He wanted to day Ardrie Compston for £100 a side, but Competon would not take up his challenge. In the middle of Inat month however he met Dan enn's assistant, Jack Smith, twice winner of the Long driving cham pionship, for £50 a side over 72 holen
(Continued on next Column.)
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
..
As a result of the match between D. G. Bruce and F. Cowherd yes. today afternoon Bruce eaters the semi-final round, where he meets S. T. Butlin. The two semi-finalists in the top ball of the draw are B. D. Evane and Major Lynch.
The sci-final round has to be played by February 28th.
the famous club have not maintain- ed their form.
he
This is Gallacher'a third season with Newenetle United, for, whom was immediately successful when yoming South in 1925. Be- sides eleven appearances for Scot land, Gallacher has played also for
Scottish
League, auch. November 11th, 1923, he established. record for International League football by scoring five goals con- secut:vely against the Irish League at Belfast.
the
STEAM LAUNCH SOLD. YESTERDAY'S AUCTION
The steam launch Wai Hung was Bold by auction, by order of the mortgagee, at the China Auction. Boom yesterday morning, Mr. E
M. R. de Sousa being the auctioneer.
Bidding opened at 84,000,, and progressed by stages of $200 until the stan of $5,000 was reached, after
which there were two bids of. #100) each, and Mr. Chin Shau Lin, of 142, Bonham Strand East, became the purchaser for $5,800
the laun bars as follows:
The dimensions and expacity of Length
Breath... 13 ft. 8 ins. 8 ft. 8 ins. 60.66,toni
Depth
Gross Tonnage........
-Net Tonnage 41.20 tons,
1.
TO HIS WEDDING IN AN AMBULANCE.
A motor-ambulance formed the bridal coach at the wedding at Bexhill on January 10th of Major Mullins, of the Old Mill House, Sidley, Sussex.
The bridegroom is suffering from sciatica. He best enan helped him to stand and to kneel during the ceremony, and he was them carried to the ambulance in a stretcher,
The bride, who is amative of Liverpool, accompanied him in the ambulance.
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