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CHAMPIONS SENSATION.
MR. HAIMOVITCH EXPLAINS POSITION TO SHANGHAI PRESSMEN.
HOW BUSY BEE WON: TRIBUTE TO MR. BOWLING.
The Champions Race on May 7 was marked by a sensation which we believe to be unprecedented in the history of racing in Shanghai, says the North China Daily News. While all the facts have not yet been made public, we understand that as a result of a complaint made to the Stewards of the Race Club, by, the holder of a ticket on Busy Bee, the favourite in the race, the stewards held an investigation as a result of which Mr. V. Haimo- vitch, a most successful jockey, was indefinitely suspended, and We under- Busy Bee, his mount entrusted to another jockey: stand that the decision of the Stewards, taken before the race, is open to further review, but. in view of the action taken and its general importance to racing in Shanghai, we are publishing the following, though, naturally under the greatest possible reserve, i
A Hong Kong Critic.
In a criticism of the training
The Race,
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1930.
U.S. BASEBALL
INDIANS IN NATIONAL LEAGUE FIRST PLACE.
[UNITED PRESS.]
New York, May 6.-Claveland and Philadelphia were tied for leadership of the American League at close of play to-day with percentages of
Giants held the van in the National circuit with a percentage of .467.
The Senators came next in the American League with a percentage
Hong Kong at Play.
SPORTS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.
[BY BROADCASTER."]..
Racing enthusinsts had plenty to ponder over last week when, the re- sults of the Shanghai races came
in the Champions did not come as surprise to those who had closely followed the trend of the races up North. Wheatcroft was well beaten,
HONG KONG'S GOLFING
VISITORS.
WALTER HAGEN AND JOE
KIRKWOOD,
Two prominent passengers aboard the 9. Empress of Canada, which Arrived in port. from Manila yester day were Walter Hagen: present British Open Golf Champion, and three times winner of the event,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
RECOVERY AFTER SLUMP
OF WEEK-END.
GENERAL UPWARD TREND IN PRICES.
:
(UNITED PRESS. Į
POIRET ANGRY WITH
U.S. CUSTOMS...
MODIST'S ACTION FOR DEFAMATION.
LADY'S LARGE PURCHASE OF DRESSES.
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Donohue of the Cincinnati Reds stable. The fact that Haimovitch change. They left for Shanghai and sales for the day tatalled cosmetic manufacturer, was fined
Paris, Maye-The premier French dressmaker, M. Poiret, New York, May 8-A recovery has brought action against the 706 each, while the New York through. The success of Busy Beo and Joe Kirkwood, the well-known
Australian player and the world's was registered on the New York New York Customs, authorities. finest trick shot artist.
Stock Exchange to-day after the charging them with theft, bur- They were originally expected to weekend slump, and strength was giary and defamation" "as a re- arrive aboard the s.8. Taiping, by manifest throughout the session,sult of the recent sensational
Jones Financial News Agency
on when, of 693, while second place in the Busy Bee was ridden by Mr. Bowl-which vessel they left Australia, but says the daily review of the Dow smuggling case in New York, arrival from Paris, their stay in Manila for four ex-
The volume of trading declined, Mrs. Dodge, the wife of National League fell to the Chicago ing, who was with us at the annual
the Cubs with 600
meeting to ride for the "Evehibition games necessitated the
4,773,830 shares.
the equivalent of Frs. 8,000,000, the The rally was a combination of highest fine ever, imposed in the investment bayers and stention of ing. Gains ranged from one to five port of New York, on a tharge Yesterday afternoon, they took a panther priced issues ad- of attempting. to amuggle scores
vanced abarply, and paper lues
at, dresses into the United States. drive round the Island and had a increased by G.833,000,000,000,
The New York Customs Authari- general look around the place." Tickers were able keep abreast
ties, acting on information from. Mr. Kirkwood, who is managing of the floor trading.
Steels Strong.
one of their secret agents in Paris Dodge. The U.S. Steel was strong but un-apprehended Mrs a lot about the benuties of Hong
spectacalar, closing at 173, up 11 ugent was said to have received Bethlehem rose to close at 117 substantial cash reward. and Ludium was up 21 to 31
walked seven of the Braves into-
day's contest. The Braves made three runs in the first and one in the second, which sufficed for 4-to-3 win. The Reds blundered into three errors.
Brooklyn wens to Chicago and
was prevented from riding the favourite at the last minute made difference to the result, and Hong Kong will wait with interest the full description of the 'race.
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From the entries published yes.
last night by the President Pierce, so that it will not be possible for them to play here.
The field of ten drew up with lost to the Cubs 1 to 3. Borman ofterday, it would seem that this the tour, stated that they had heard gallops prior to the recent Hoag Busy Bee on the rails, then. Wheat- the Dodgers and Wilson of the Cubs year's Waterpolo League contests Kong and would like to see as much
Bright Lad, Cloverland, made home runs. Kong race meeting, the sporting croft, correspondent of one of the leading Election Eve, Alligator, Fireflash.
of them as possible.
After two exhibition games in
southern papers, whose pronounce- ! Ontario, Banquet Eve, and Michi-at Pittsburgh, scored an 11-0 win the Chinese-are staying out. There Shanghai, the players will join the to 751. U.S. Pipe & Foundry was agent by theft, bribery or bur
no.
ments compel consideration, refer gan on the outside. Little time was red to Mr. Victor Haimovitch as wasted at the gate and they were *the best jockey in China" There sent off in good order. Election is every reason for technical argu- Eve was immediately sent out, and ment as to whether Haimovitch has showed the way a length from Busy bands, judgment of pace, knowledge Bes, as much in front of Wheat- of horse "and all the other quali-croft, then the rest in a bunch, with fentions which go to make the per-Bright Lad last. There was fect horseman and jockey, but there cannot be any possible denial of the fact that he is the finest winning jockey in China of the moment, and the finest there has beer for many years, excelled possibly in this particular only by Mr. Frank Vida, who was an acknowledged horseman
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The New York Gisata, playing Terry, Crawford and Leach of the Giants all made homers. Although victors, the Giants made 19 runs to the Pirates' 15, with three Pirate errors.
Philadelphia and the St. Louis Cards were scheduled to play but rain caused postponement.
To the American League, the victory over the Yankees, aided by Cleveland Indians nosed out a 7-4 home runs by Morgan and Sewall likewise. Babe Ruth hit a double while Combs of the Yankees did and a single.
The Chicago White Sox went to Boston and trimmed the Red Sox 4 to 3 although they got bus seven hits to the Red Sox aine Neither side errored.
Attendance at the ball parks was light to-day in both the leagues..
The following are the detailed results of to-day's games:-
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
change at all till rearing Probat's, where the leaders began to draw together, and Bowling for a time had doubts of Busy Bee, but he nursed the pony and soon found him going well again." Busy Bee passed the Monument a length clear of Wheatcroft, with the two "Eves close up. Turning into the straight, The Notice of Suspension. Alligator joined Wheatcroft and
Fox of the Athletics hit his first In the circumstances, there was Banquet Eve began to move up.
Busy Bee, however, was unan-home run of the season against the naturally a sensation when, prior proachable, and continued on to St. Louis Browns, who committed to the race for the Shanghai Cham-win. easily by three length from two errors and lost 1 to 4. There pions yesterday-the most import-Wheatcroft, who was two lengths were only 11 hits in the whole game, aat race on any course in the Far better than Alligator, Banquet Ese the Athletics making five and the
was fourth, and the rest many Brown's six. East, and in which Mr. Haimovitch lengths away. Time: 2 min. 32 2/5 The Washington Senators took was engaged to ride one of the sec. (Equal to record).
the Detroit Tigers into camp 5 to 4. though they made but 10 hits to greatest posible racing certainties
It is to Bowling's credit that he Detroit's 11. Detroit committed one for many years-it was announced that he had been suspended inde- remained "cool, nursed and coaxed error. finitely from riding. The announce the pony, and then found him com- ment was made in a notification ing away again, eventually to win be pleased, in time Published or the Shanghai Race almost Club's notice boards, and so avail-equalling the record established by able only to members, but, in view Rosewood, who, it will hardly be of its importance, it seems only denied, was not a "China pony." proper to make it generally known. There was nothing startling about the time of any portion of the race" The announceent was:-
The Stewards after hearing30.1, 1.00.2, 1.34, 2.02.9, 2.32.9-but just a generally level and fast evidence on a report made in con- nection with Mr. V. Haimovitch time. On form, it hardly seemed and the drawer of Busy Bee" possible for Wheatcroft to make bet in the "A' Sweep, are unanimous ter than third, but he was a good ly of the opinion that improper second and was beaten with full suggestions were made and have honours. Equally with Alligator suspended Mr. Haimovitch in and Jimmy Pote-Hunt. Only op- timistic "Sir John" could have defnitely.
expected them to do as well as third, but they did it and should have fall credit.
Bowling is one of the most popular inhabitants of the jockey room, and As a consequence of the above, he has a splendid record of suc- Mr. Haimovitch, who would have ceases, especially when one considers
Philadelphia . St. Louis post- Fidden Busy Bee, gave the mount to that his build is all against him so poned, rain. Mr. W.. Bowling, who had been far as the China pony is concerned, engaged to ride the stable's second and he had a rousing reception string, Banquet Eve, the latter when he returned to scale, compar being taken over by Mr. A. Fable only to those accorded on the Clarke, and the stable's third string occasions of successes by Wheatcroft Cleveland (Election Eve) being ridden by Mror Old Bill. It will be hoped by a Washington T. J. Rothe. Busy Bee won very large company of supporters that he Chicago easily in time equalling record, and will follow his first Champions with St. Louis Banquet Eve was fourth.
By order of the Stewards,
A, W. OLSEN, Secretary, Shanghai Race Club.
Mr.. Haimovitch's Statement. We are informed by M. Haimo. vitch that his ruspension was due to a complete misunderstanding by Dr. Edgar of certain remarks pa ed immediately before the "Cham pions."
many more.
!
The Sweep Figures,
He was in the dressing room, he informs us, when he heard that Dr. Edgar had drawn Busy Bee in the sweep. An offer to buy a one-tenth interest in the horse made by Mr. Haimovitch," and certain allusions to the respective chances of Busy. Hee and Banquet Eve, were appar antly taken as meaning that a share in the ticket would be an incentive to win.
The word cinch regarding the chances of Busy Bee Agured largely in the alleged misunderstanding. This was said to have been heard as "switch." A statement by Mr. Hai: motitch that Banquet Eve was dangerous also featured in the complaint to the stewards. *****
Mr. Haimovitch was 'confident That the SEXY would un closer consideration of the whole matter, katepark He had been a leading jockey for many years and his integrity had never previously been questioned. He informed as that he, was out to make a record in the race, and that his offer to try a one-tenth share in Dr. Edgar's ticket, which was not against the rulet, was made in good faith, and in a sporting spirit.
The full results of the drawings on. the "A" and "B" Champions Cash Sweep was as follows:
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484354
48700
-4730 ..33814
Clubs. Cleveland New York Chicago
Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington
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will not be so interesting as last year's, due to the fact that one. of the strongest terms of last season- were great hopes, among the Chinese that the Chinese team would carry off the honours this season after their good showing last year when they did so well.. All swimmers and water-polo players will greatly regret the decision of the Chinese June
With the en- trics as they are, it will be safe to predict another successful season for the V.R.C., as the only other team within measuring distance is the Kowloon, side. I am afraid the Service team will not have much of a season in the senior division:
not to enter a team.
Empress of Canada again and will proceed to obe. The intinerary in Japan will be - May 22, Narno, near Kobe.
24 and 23, Ibaraki, near Kobe. 27, Takaradzuka, near Osaka. 90 and 31. Komazawa, Tokyo.
1, Mukumi.
4. Hodogaya. 7, Mutsumi.
American Rolling Mill was up 2 According to M. Poiret, the
up to 31.
gary secured figures of Mrs.. Tobacco stocks were most sensa-Dodge's account with Poiret. He tional American Tobacco "E" was said that the commercial attaché up. 17 to 909 at the close. Liggett of the American Embassy in Myers gained six points to Paris, Mr. O'Neill in collaboration close at 109 Reynolds Tobacco with the secret agent, had obtain "B" closed at 31, up two points. ed by some unknown means a Utilitics, rails and amusements copy of the radio message sent by gained sharply. The Dow Jones Mrs. Dedge aboard ship to him. average for 20 rails was up 3.57 to
While unwilling to reveal the 143.03 while that for 20 utilities was contents of the message, Poiret up 4.21 to 98.41. Pennsylvania was stoutly disclaimed any knowledge up to 781, New York Central that Mrs. Dodge bad intended to gained six points to 1744, Baltimore rouggle the dresses into America. Pacific was up 33 to 201, Union was a resident of Paria and that & Ohio was up 1 to 1174. Canadiane maintained that Mrs, Dodge Pacific was up four points to 998 when the dresess were delivered and Erie gained two points to close to her, no one was aware of her intention to depart for New Among the utilities, American York.
Meanwhile the New York Tel. & Tel. gained 41 to close at
Customs authorities have retaliated. a point to 63. Electric by placing on embargo on the
8. Hodogaya. When asked what their plans for the summer were, Mr. Kirkwood replied that they would not be able bo take part in the Brisish Open, as they would not be in time for that. They would, however, play in the American Open Champion-248) and International Tel. & Tel.
at 47.
was up
In the junior division it will be difficult to pick the winner, as the ship as well as a good many other Bond & Share rose ap to 901. Can collection of valuable dresses
a
tournaments up and down the
States.
solidated Gas gained 27 to 1959. Poiret had consigned to his New Columbia Gas was up three pointsLork agents to 76 and Standard Gas up 50 to 113.
raw copper to 12 cents. Some of
Service teams have always shown up very prominently when playing
Mr. Kirkwood said they bed against the V.RC, juniors in the
great time in Manila and they were The copper group alone was weak, past, and there is no telling what looking forward to a very happy due to the reduction in the price of might result. A newcomer to the stay in Japan, where, Mr. Kirk the smelters were reported to be league the Fukien Club is an all wood said, the people are very keen closing down. Anaconda closed off Chinese team with several good on golf. As regards the sea trips, 2 to 621. American Smelting was off to 60%. Calumet & Heela players in their ranks, and the the visitors said that they enjoyed gained half a point, but Kennecott Chinese community in general will
them very much, as they provided was off to 41 and Nevada Con- follow their progress with interest. They will certainly receive the sup- a real rest in between exhibition solidated was off half a point to 171. port of all followers of the game, games.
as it is to be hoped that through
the Fukien's Club, success, the
Chinese may once more be induced
General Upward Trand,
The opening of the market was active and higher, with gains rang:
to take an active interest in the NEW 100-YARDS. RECORD.ing from one to five points. There
E. open Water-polo League.
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Clubs.
The University also ought to be able to muster a pretty good side, as some of the best players in last year's formidable, Chinese team; are undergraduates of the University. This team took part in the inter- Chinese Water-polo League last year and met with fair success. The E. League programme starts next month and a good season is abend, and I fear it will lack that keen though friendly rivalry which exist- ed last year between the contes tants.
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So far we have had no indication that the Baseball League is due to commence operations. The summer is well upon us now, and unless à made early, the. League stárt. Won Lost Pct. events may have to be put back a ,708 good deal longer due to summer G .623 rains. It is to be hoped that the Baseball Association will lose no time in getting things going, as it is much better to bring the fixtures to a close as early as possible so as to avoid mid-week fixtures being necessary towards the close of the season...
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Clubs New York Drawn by Chance Pony. "A" No. "B" No. Chicago
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38091 Brooklyn 7828 Yester Eve Elopement Eve Novelist II. Bambino Le Corsaire 2.-Wheatcroft
Rough Justice Luckystone Ownership II.
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OLYMPIC SPRINTER'S FINE
" EFFORT.
LIEKOUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
Los AsOELES, May 19. The Olympic Sprinter, Frank Wykoff officially timed, did the 100-yard sprint in 2-5 seconds. This is a world's record.
HOME GOLF.
BRITON WINS ST. GEORGE'S CUP.
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, May 11
Rer Hartley (Britain) won the St. George's Cup at Sandwich to day in the play-off over eighteen holes with Dr. Willing, the veteran American Walker Cup player. Hartley returned a score of 59 compared with Willing' 83.
THE DAVIS CUP."
EGYPT ELIMINATÉR
BY ITALY.
(THROUGH ARUTER'S AGENCY.]
ROME! May 1L.
Italy has eliminated Egypt from the Davis Cup.
Destefani (Italy) beat Biches (Egypt) 6-0, 6-2, 6-0 and De Mar Fargo (Italy) beat Grandguillot (Egypt) 6-4, 6-1, 02.
Lawn bowls matches were once again deprived of much of their. interest owing to the bad weather." It is true the 5xtures were all carried out, but the wretched "con- ditions provided unequal, struggles in some cases where players wasted woods owing to their inability to hold them. Craigengower wiped off old scores with the Kowloon C.C. for past defeats, and fully deserve their victory Bradbury's rink was again to the fore. The Recreio team were unfortunate in losing on their own ground to Civil Service in an exciting "game which was anybody's up to the last two head In the doubles match. De Mor- Kowloon Dock were again out of purgo and Gaslini (Italy) beat luck, and the Police also went down Zabar and Riches (Egypt) 5-7, 5-6, at Taikoo, though they seem to take 6-1, 3-4,7-5. their defeats very cheerfully. Civil Bervice juniors won by the same margin (nine points) as their senior team when they record-Daikon- The Yacht Club made a good start by beating Recreio fexpected the
day Electricians to turn the tables on port ye Craigengower, but the Moes and Basin Tamar, Samme, Seamew, Reed combination upset this poss. | Birdar.; ibility. Kowloon OC, juniors werd badly beaten this time by their neighbours, the rink which did well in the initial match suffering the worst defeat.
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was considerable selling during the first half-hour by weakened ac- counts, but generally the tread was upward
The first Radio Corp. ale cover- ed a block of 10,000 shares at 48. Radio cload up 42 to 30%, 11ga ... Steel sold at the opening at 171, and 15,000 shares of Radio Keith-Orpheum sold at the opening at 414. --
The Dow Jones average for 30 "industrials was up 2.13 to 208.31. Westinghouse gained six points to clone at 173 American Can. was up to 1371. Allied Chemical was' up 15 to close at 317: Du Poat was up 43 to close at 127 American Foreign Power was up 3 to 771. Columbia Gramaphone was up to 29). U.S. Rubber gained & to close at 28.- United Aircraft gained to close at 70% and Curtiss Wright common closed at 113, -
Call money continued to be quot ed at the low level of, 3. per cent."
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New York, May 7.
Market Strong. Business done 4,776,830 shares.
May 56° 227 201
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