1930-10-18 — Page 10

Sports News

LAWN BOWLS OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

A. M. HOLLAND ENTERS THE FINAL.

On the Kowloon, C.C. ground yesterday, A. M. Holland for the Arst time entered the final of the Open Singles Championship of the Culony by defeating J. Ferguson, last year's runner-up and champion the previous sensor.

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES FOR TO-MORROW.

9.00 4.m. C. B. Matthew's and

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930.

OVER THE STICKS. NINTH EXTRA RACE

SEASON RE-OPENS AT. KWANTI TO-MORROW.

SOME WINNERS AND OTHERS.

[BY MORNING DEW."]

The Fanling Hunt and Race Club R.will be hold their frit mesting of the reason to-morrow, and if the atlier keeps fine a good day's sport is assured to all who care to make the trip.

E. Store and V. R. S. White.

L Goldman and E. I. West.

J. W. C. Bonnar and E. B. Gammell.

R. Young and I. H. Geare,

F. Clark.

FORMER CHAMPION BEATEN.

0.20

M. G. Mills and J. Younger.

R.

0.24

F. Groves and I.

C.

Grover.

0.28

0.32

0.30,

9.10

•

1,44

0.48.

1.59

9.86

10.00

10.04

The Taikoo player had a lead of four shots after aix hends, but Holland left him atanding while he went on to take five benda in succession un short heads which did On the not suit his opponent. short honds Ferguson's woods op- peared to be a bit heavy and several times he had bad luck in missing

10.08 the jack. He took off some weight, |

ut then he was more short than 10.12 on the jack and onço Holland trail- ed the jack to take a number. Scoring three shota un two suceva 10.20 sive heads, Holland brought his evore to 20-9. Ferguson took three singles on long heads and on an. 10,29, other of these he was beaten for the shot.

10.10

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ין

17

10.21

++

10.32 i

The score card was as follows:~ | 10.38

:

Holland.

Ferguson.

.1

10.40

2

1.

2

ཐ

10.44

H

2

10.43

3

10.52.

18.

4

3

J. W. Alabaster und S. A. Sleap,

A. G. Coppin and S. $. Perry. J. S.

Drummond G, A. Leiper. H. C. B. Watson and E. M. Bryden.

A. H. Musson and J. C.

Church,

A. Ritchie and V. I. Gordon,

T. Low and N. K. Little- john.

H. A. Lammert and G. H. Wilson.

C. P, Ross and A. W. Eddie.

H.

Major Beamish. and D. S. Robb.

J. M. Walker and W. J. Clerk.

R. M. Chaloner and J. B. Lanyon

T. Lindurs and M. N. Cochrane.

A. D. Coppin and W. C. Clark.

A. C. I. Bowker and G. Di Nicholl.

A. Leach and D). Forbes.

A. D. Humphreys and. O. Eager.

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A special race-train will be leav ing Kowloon at 1.45 pt. and will return from Fauling at 5.50/p.m.. allowing racegoers plenty of time to catch the train after the last

racc.

The arrangements at the courBO have been thoroughly seen to by the oflcials of the Club, and the writer has beon assured that nothing is lacking that could add to the enjoyment of the afternoon. That the turnout will undoubtedly a big one is almost certain, unless a typhoon heaves in sight on Sunday morning, the prospect of

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is as remote as the possibility of picking all the five winners on to-morrow's programme.

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For the first time in Kyansi there

will be a flat race, over a mile and

A quarter. The starters are animals

which have not won more than $500 in stakes since January, 1030, and winners of two or more, races are barred. There are fifteen entries and there should be a good race, as the distance will probably prove to be the stumbling block in the case of practically every entrant,

Autumn Services Oup.

The programma opens with the Autumn Services Cup, a steeple- chase over two miles, catch weights

nt 108 lbs This race ought to be

close thing between As You Like':

It and Carbine, and on the whole

As You Like It appeals to me just

a little more than Carbine although the latter was once a good jumper

W. D. Harris and H. Rin Shanghai. Pumpkin, Country

Campbell.

10:30 D. J. Keogh and J.

MEETING.

CLASSIFICATION AND HANDICAPS.

The following are the handicapé and classification for the ninth Extra Race Meeting which will be held on Saturday next-

Onlae: Handlesp "A" Class: 1 Miles,

The Tiger

Crown Prince

Imperial Hall

Chesapeake Bay Black Beauty.**

Ibs. 140 "Ion ·

140

Mike

145

November

140

Christmas Frolic

140

:

Bito Boy.....

140

Windsor Stag

157

Winsome Stag ....

1:15

Windon Sta

160

140

.140

Empress Hali

140

Carnival Eve

345

140

340

140.

140

148

Fifty Fifty

Nationalist II.

Pride of Tsingtao

140-:- 100 100

King's Colour.....

142

Our Prince

140

Four Clubs

140

Christmas Chimes

140

Royal Flush..................

155

The Goods

140

One Third Monterey Pickle Piccalili O-Moon

Chivalrous g. 140. New Year's Eve 140 Misty Eve

140

Little Thunder)................................. 140 Peppercorn 149 Duke of Chantilly

-......-143

Caine Handicap "B" Class: 1Į Milos.

lbs.

Pagoda

**** 103 Shanghai Deau....................... 152 City Hall

150

Discord

150

Fanling Stag

145

5.

Club, and Bright Prospect are the other likely starters. Of these Bright Prospect appears to be living up to its name,

Tenchit

140

Iron Blaod

152

As You Like It 143

Kirribilli

140

Tonbridge

163

Piccy

187

Peter Guerney

150

Tapgo.....

-102

Shiny Pearl

145

143 140

Dykea.. ...H. C. Shurbsole and G.

Castle.

11.00

11.04 E. B. Reed and H. R.

Sturt.

11.08 11.12

+

11.10

11.20

IT

14.

15.

10.

18:

10.

02.

12

21.

11.24

Total ......

21

12

The other final position will be decided between U M. Omar and R. F. Lux next Wednesday on the Civil Service C.C. ground.

11.98

11.32

**

11,30,,

11.40

++

HOME FOOTBALL.

11.48

11.62

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ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES.

11.53

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The following is the programme of home football matches for to- day:

Aston Villa

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division L

Birmingham. › e. Blackpool. r. Sheffield C. Partsmouth. Leicester

Bolton

Chelsea

Grimsby

Huddersfield

Liverpool

1.

r. Leeds U.

Manchester U. v. Areonal.

e. Sunderland, e. Derby.

Manchester C. Blackburn,

Middleabro Nowcastle Wednesday

West Ham

Bradford Burnloy Millwall

2

Notts Forest

Oldham

Preston

Reading

7%

Division II.

Southampton

Stpko

Tottodham

Wolves

r. Charlton,

vi ́ Swansea.

Bristol C. 1. Everton.

P.

V.

Cardiff.

Plymouth; .. Port Vale.

. West Brom.

v. Barnsley.

4. Bury,

Bradford C.

Division III. (Southern).

Brentford' Brighton Bristol. R. Crystal P. Exeter Gillingham Luton Newport Northampto Sounthend Torquay

u. Coventry,

Norwich.

v. Watford,

. Fulham...

v.'. Thames,

. Clapton,

Bournemouth.

- Notts C.

"..* Walsall.

v. Swindon,

1. Queen's P.R.

División III. (Northern).

v. Hurtlepools.

Hull.... New Brighton,

Acprington..

Barrow

Carlialp

Chosterfold. Doncaster.

Crowo. Nelson.

Rochdale

11.44 1

W. B. Hillier and T. Tait. II. Spicer and · J.. R. Hinton.

E. Dea Vœux and T. C. Monaghan.

E. M. Hanlon and D. G. Burleigh,

A. E. Lissaman and W. C. Shiolda.

L. M. S. Lloyd and J. R. Collio.

T. S. Marshall and H. W. Dulley. Capt. Weir and Comdr. Priestley. W. A. Stewart and J. G. Campbell,

C. II. Coutts and H. Lowe:

A. Q. Brawn and C. My cock.

A. Somerfelt and D.-J. Gilmore. A. B. Purves and T. S. Whyte-Smith.

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

RECREIO TEAMS FOR TO-DAY.

The following will represent Club do Recreio in their league matches this afternoon:-

1st XI. B.A. (Home ground, 4-30 p.m.):-N. Beltrao, R. Silva- Netto, P. M. Xavier, Satiro Sousa, A. V. Goanna, V. Marques, B. Gosano, C. Roza Pereira, J. M. Silva, Luiz Rocha, and A. Brown.

2nd XI A. & S.H. (Home ground, 3 p.m.): W. Lawrence, E. Lawrence, M. Oliveira, R. Marques, C. Figueiredo, C. R. Silva, A. d'Acaia, A. Allemao, J. Gonsalves, J. Santos, and F. Santos. Reserves: H. Britto and A. P. Souer.

PING PONG LEAGUE.

LADIES' SINGLES TOURNEY.

Castlų Paak Handicap Steeple- Chase.

For this racs over the mile and & quarter there are some very good class contenders, including Ban Francisco, Target, City Hall, Forn- leaf, and Moranagher. The field is such that it is no easy job to apot the winner, but San Francisco, in view of recent form at Happy Valloy, should just about do it. Mr. Stanton's Target and City Hall may upset onlenlations if they are in good enough condition, but I still feel that San Francisco is the best. Fernleal and Movanagher, though good enough, are not likely to upset the "1 big noises."

Inaugural Flat Bace Stakes. Over a mile and a quarter this race looks a good thing for Shiny Pearl, with "Andantino and Big Ching, and possibly Fanling Stag, as others likely to figure in the finish. It will be interesting to sco how this race will turn out and what time will be returned, as it is more than probable that more Bat races will be introduced for ponics that havo no chance whatever at 'Happy Valley if this inaugural event proves

в виссеяя,

The November Oup. This is the main race of the day, but the field might be somewhat. restricted. Blue Boy may go out here, and if he does ho will find a worthy contender in Christoran Frolic. Others likely to accept are Penhole and Pumpkin, but the race will be between Blue Boy and Christmas Frolic, and I feel that the latter should win.

Autumn Maidans Steeplechase. The last race of the day should prove to be the beat, as the start- ers, I hear, will include The Goods, The Partridge, Ma Kau Siac, Pacific Ocean, Nugget, and possibly Blue Doy if he is kept "from" an" earlier race. There ought to be a very fast paco, especially as the distance is only a mile. The Goods is undoubtedly the best on the flat, but I think over the jumps both The Partridge and Ma Kau Sinc ought to run him off bis legs, and in fact it would not be surprising to sco

Playing in the above, Miss Wongpfe of them win the roop..

O Tan best Miss Yu Hung Kwan

(3 sets to love), Miss Wong Yuen Lan boat Miss Yu Man Sang (3-0), Miss Lo Kit Hing beat Miss Chu Kou Sun (3-2), Miss-Yu Hung Kwan: beat Miss Luí Chui Wun (wo.), and Miss Wong Qi Lan beat Mrs. K Gonzalez (w.c:)..

In the Men's event Lai Pui Lum beat A. Rumjahn (3-0), and Chang Sum Chuen beat A, V. Gosano (3-0).

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.“ Motherwell.

.. St. Mirren,

. Cowdenbeath,

Aberdeen.

Clydes

THE SELECTIONS..

Race 1.

As You Like It. Carbine

"Bright Prospect.

Baco 2. Rau Francisco, Target City Hall..

Bace 3.

Shiny Pearl Fanling Stag. Big Ching.

Bace

Christmas Frolic. Blue Boy,

mond

Wigan Gateslicad

Southport

v. incoll":

Fräumero a

Halifat

roxham

Darlington.

Stockport.

Airdrié Celtic Dundee East Fife

Hearts Kilmarnock v. Rangers. Morton Hiberniana. Partick *. Ayr.

The Partridge. The Goods. Ma Kou Sinc.

(Continued at foot of next column.) Queen's. Park. Falkirk.

PMKata: 8,

RIFLE LEAGUE

MEETING.

SWIMMING GALA IN LONDON.

TEST

CRICKET.

ALLOTMENT OF A RANGE | EASTERN BANKS' MEETING.

BY COVERNMENT.

CHARTERED BANK.

CHAMPIONS.::

At the annual meeting of the Hong Kong Rifle League held yes- teflay, Mr. R. M. Dyer, C.RE, The nineteenth annual swimming the Chairman, announced that the entertainment organised under the financial position of the League was.S.A. laws, by the Eastern Banks entisfactory, and that since March 31,

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M.C.C. TEAM FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

(THROUGH RECTER'S AGENCY.)

LONDON, Oct. 17.

The M/C,C, team of crickoters, under the captainey of A. P. F. Chapman, left for South Africa to day.

the date on which the last season London took place at Lambeth second. Heat No. 2 was won by closed, certain suma had come in Baths last month. There was the Standard Bank of South Africa and there was now 232.30 in hand. very large and enthusiastic gathore. W. J. Swanson and L. V. Baly), (W. F. {Thorpe, D. H. R. Grigg, The report and accounts as prev sented to the meeting were unaniing, and the event was noteworthy the Midland Bank (M. E. Clarko, mously passed.

in that not only was the swimming. J. McManns, J. R. Hanbury Tast pear's general committee, of allround excellence, but A. G. and R. G. Robinson) being second. consisting of the following members, Watta, of the Midland Bank, lower. The final, in which the Bank of were re-elected en bloc.

od the Lambeth Bath's record- for Montreal team also swam as fastest President-Mr. R. M. Dyer, the 200 yards distance. Among loser, was won by the Midland ...O.B.E.

those who witnessed the perform (18 1-5), Lloyds being second, Veterans 44 yds. Handicap: Hon. Secretary and Treasurer.ance were Sir Nowton and Lady

Stubh, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. C. G. R. T. Rayley (Chartored): 2, Mr. F. Young

A. Gray (Hung Kong); 3, C, Executive Commitice.-Mears, E. Jonce, Messrs, W. Adams Oram, J.

Mercer (Mercantilo). E. Crockatt, A. Moneur, R. E. N. Padfield, and J. K. F. Picken, Mr.

A-Now Event. I. G. Bevan, of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, was the ton. accretary, and to his energy was duo much of the success of gathering. Assisting were the fo lowing:

Town Hall Huntington även Sunloch 140 Movanagherom

155 Mount Elburz ........ 164 Duke of Normandy II........ 151

Bonham Handicap "A" Class: Ono MU..

Herodam Chesapeake Bay Black Beauty Mike

Christmas Chimes Royal Flush Duke of Chantilly

Blue Boy

The Tiger......

Pickle

R Dovey, F. C. Goodman, T. Swan, D. Walmsley and A. W. Ritchie.

The hon. secretary read a letter ftom Government in which it was stated that the Government would view, sympathetically the proposal

to form a civilian rifle club in the

the

Committee: E A, Mignot, C.E.I. (Chairman), C. W. Hastings, C.B.I. J. K. F., Picken, H. and S.B.C., C. A Roberts, N.B.I., A. T.

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Eastern Banke 44 yds. Breast Stroke Championship. This in new event, the challengo cup being presented by Mr. J. F.-Seaton, of the Mercantile Bank. Again there.

was a very close struggle between: the Chartered and Hong Kong zo presentatives, G. Dodds and M, F.

Colony and was prepared to allow for the purpose the use of a site on either side of Waterloo Road, past the railway bridge. The range would have a maximum distanco Cooper, N.B.I., N. Galbraith, of 600 yards. It would be neces- N.B.I., W. A. 8. Murray, C.B.I.,econd behind. The Mercantile.

Marx, Mignot,

Hayne, respectively, the former- inning in the excellent time of 34 3-5, Haynes being fraction of

representativo, H. L. Snook was third. A. T. Cooper swam for tho National.

44 yds. Back Stroke: The thres Referee: C. S. Kerin, S.C.A.S.A, heats resulted: lat Hoat: 1, Co- Starter and Timekeeper: Goper; 2, Haynes. 2nd Heat: Tait; 2 Murray, 3rd Heat: Broad, L.B.A.S.A.

Check Starter: W. G., Perrin, Dodds (Chartered); e, Cooper (Na-

Dodds; 2 Grandage. Final: tional): 3, Murray (Crartered).

Bary that the regulations of the H. L. Snook, M.B.I. proposed club should reesive His Judges: W. H. M,

E. A. Excellency's approval in advance. 8.C.A.B.A., These regulations should include a SC.A.S.A., S. W. A. HawkoT, clause laying down that membership L.B.A.S.A. would not be granted to anyone eligible for the Volunteer Force or Police Reserve service with the ex- ception of ex-Service men and ex- Volunteers or ex-Police Reservists.

The question of selecting one of the site was discussed at the meet ing, but no definite decision, could he reached and it was finally decid ed to leave the whole matter in the hands of a sub-committee.

Mr. F. Young was thanked by the Chairman for the excellent work done by him in the past as hon, secretary and treasurer.

HOCKEY.

RADIO SPORTS CLUB r K.B.S.F.P.A.

:

L.B.A.S.A.

Whips: 8. Bricket and Miss K. Churchill.

Chief Steward: R. W. Ives. Stewards: H. McNab, H. and B.B.C., T. R. Gibson, C.B.I., P. J. Freman, M.B.I., J. H. Fisher, N.B.I.

Prog.

Sollers ine.

wore: Miss

Times: 36.

Messengers 44 yda. Handicap: A. Hazard (Hong Kong); 1, Barrett (Chartered); 3, w Brown (Mercantile)

Enstern Banks Half Mile Cham- pionship Cup (Contested in the

E. Buchan, Miss N. Hiscox, Misslake of the Norwood Club on P. Lock, and Miss M, Taylor, all August 20): 1, W. A. Grandage Dodde (Hong Kong); 2. G. of the Hong Kong Bank.

(Chartered); 3, I. H. Bradford (Hong Kong). Time 15 min. BOG.

Some Fast Times.

Diving Display.

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The programme, a very lengthy one, included the 220 yards cham pionship of the London Banks'

A grand display of diving wa Amateur Swimming Association, given in the course of the evening for the trophy presented by the by members of the Amateur Day. Chartered Bank of Tadie, Austra ing Association (Messrs. P. W. A. The following will represent the lia and China. This was swam in Herbert, F. J. Coyne and Bensley); Radio Sports Club in the above four heats, the winner of each and two of whom ara London Bank match on the latter's ground on the fastest loser meeting in the men. A water polo match between Monday at 6.16 p.m. sharp

final. D. H. Hearne (Westmine the Polytechnic and Metropolitan Surjin Singh, Rattan Singh, J. Ster), S. G. Morgan (Lloyds), and Police Clubs provided a good dea! Growal, A. . P. Guest, Mohinder A. G. Watts (Midland) oach won of excitement, though the first- Singh, W. Ayock, M. II. Hasaan, their respective heats (The fastest hamed won rather canly by 8 goals Gurbachan Singh, Awtar Singh, Jrser boing 4. C. Cowdell (Lloyda). to (captain), Kalwant Singh and F. A. The championship want to Watts Komp. Reservat B. B. Gill,

At the close the prizes were

in 2.40 1-6, or 12-6 sees better than gracefully presented by Mre. H. D.

Jones,

The following bave been selected the Bath's record, and 7 sece. bet to represent the H.K.H.C. 1st XI.er than Hearn, who won second

place Savage was third. 3/18 Punjabis on Wednesday, Another exciting event was the October 22, at 5.15 p.m. on Marina Lastera Bank's 98 yds. champion- round-A. Gregory, T. E. Henry,

W. Wooward, J.. Noronha, M. H. ship, a handsome cup being com- Turner. A. Botelho. H. Owen peted for by W. M. Scott (Char- tered), I. H. Bradford (Hong Hughes, G. E. R. Divett, G. R.

THE

Moro; C. C. Francia, and T3 Kong), H. L. Snook (Mercantile) HONGKONG PUBLIC

STEEL COULSON BILLIARD LEAGUE.

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES

AND DANCE.

and J. Camming (National): This was won by Scott in the excellent time of 60 4.0. He was strongly challenged by the Hong Kong, re- resentative, who would undoubted- ly have won in another yard, and was beaten by only a touch. The National swimmer was third."

In the sum total Chartered Bank, .de amid great enthusiasm, were

At a dance beld, in the RE.clared the winners of the Eastern Theatre. Wellington Barracks, last Banks' Championship Cup with 23- night, Miss D. Dyer presented the points, Hong Kong and Shanghai cup and prizes to the winners of being second with 18 pounts. thie. Steel Coulson Billiard League.

Regulta.

The following are the results:-- Diving-1 H. H. Parlett (Hong

evening was spent by all those pre-Kong), pts; 2, A. D. Ogilvy

The prize winners were :-- Winners-St. Patrick's Cup, 20 points: (Messrs. L. E. Remedios,

(Chartered), 20, pia; 3, J. E. Hut ton (Hong Kong), 25 pia. Thera were 14 contestants.

Bastorn Banks' 176 yds. Team

F. M. Cruz, T. Pile, E. Remedios, Race.-1, Hong Kong and Shang-

A. E. Castro, M. Batista. Reserves: E. Nuttal, L/C. Cottle, R.E., and Bdam. Bishop, S.L.I.). Runnners-up.-R.E.

W.O. and

lai Bank (I. H. Bradford, J. Roberts, 8. A. Gray, and F. J. Helbling); 2, Chartered. Bank (W. Boott, A. D. Ogilvy, C. M. Pryce and G.. Dodds); 3, National Bank (A. ¡L. Cooper, J. Cumming,

iba, 140

305

140 150

Winsome Stag Windsor Stag Carnival Evo Piccalilli

180.

169

150

140

Nationalist II..........

105

Pride of Tsingtao.......

165

Price.

King's Colour ..............

147

140

100 150

Bonham Handicap "B" Class: One Mile. Imperial Hall Marquis Hall

lbs.

147

148

Christmas Frolic

163

November

115

140

Young Pretender

101

155

There was quite a large gather-

King's Counsel........... 150 Crown Prince

ing present and a very enjoyable

150

sent.

Empress Hall, compa

148

Blue Heaven.

168

One Third

143

Monterey Bay...............

102

151

Fifty Fitty? Our Prince

D.Moon an

108

155

140

Four Clubs jalankandini

140

Sergts.' Meas

San Francisca

138

The Gonda

150

Chivalrous

142

New Year's Eve Misty Eve

152

150

144

102

189 183

Bonham Handicap !!D" Clazy:· Six Furlongs.

Bonham Handicap "0". Class:

Mountain Air

Iba.. 185

Six-Furlongs.

Ploughman

147

Ibi.

Movanagher

100

Pagoda"

155

White Stars

145

Tonbridge

105

Teuchit

145

Bridge Hall

180

Billiards

148

Cream Crackor

143

Danco

1021

Sonny Boy

183

Grenadier

155

Shanghai Betu

144

Siamese Shop

140

Monk

151

Sixty

Tango

384

gimn

140

Sunloch

140:

Piccy

140:

Mount Eiburz ........ 158

Thracian ongo

150

Potor Cuorney

161

Osiris,

150

Huntington 140

Noukhail

134

Christmas Belle ........ 140

Groy Dawn

Sunning

132

140

Iron Blood

Fanling Stag

150

140

Glory

147

City Hall

148

Amusement Tax

132.

Good and Hot

Andanting

147

Done Again

As You Like. It

148

heat was won by Lloyds: (0.4

Arabian Bea

and D. Downing), Lazard' (8.

148"

140

King Throstles

140

G. Doyle A. D. Gatenby, R, B.

Kirribilli

140

Shiny Pearl'

180

Orlando Little Thunder Peppercorn

Silver Queen,

Gay Caballero

Discord

Town Hall'

nin

(Vontinued at foot of next calumn.)|

3rd.-S.L.I. Bergts. Mess. Prize for most consistent player S/Sergt. Pollard, R.E.

Highest Break-6/Bergt, Pollard, R.E. (00)..

Duke of Normandy II. 150

Melting and G. W. E. Tait), Time: 1.04 Hong Kong's No. 1 served his team wall.

44 Yds Men's Handicap: Twis

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1st Heat: 1. J. W Anderson (Char tero); C. A. Roberts (Nation- al) 2nd Hont:1, J. W. Ballardie (National); 2, A, 8. A. Thompson (Hong Kong). 3rd Heat: 1, BM Purser (Chartered); 2, N. Gal- braith (National). The final was won by Ballardia in 38 4.5: Roberts was 800ond and Purser third."

14. yds. Ladies Handicap':-1st Heat: 1. Miss W. Lamond (Hong Kong): 2. Miss G. Exan (Charter- ed); 3, Mies Wilson (Hong. Kong. End Hent; 1. Miss G. Mill ward (Chartered); 2, Mias F. I Clyne (Mercantile): 3, Miss M. Mackintosh (Hong Kong). Final: 11. Miss Millword: 2, Mim Clyne; 5. Miss Lamond. (Timo: 55 2.5-5tha 170 yds. Men's Invitation Team Hardicap. Nine banke were re- rosented, and there were two heats the first two teams in each

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swimming lu the Anal, The first Special Train leaves Kowloon 1.45 p.m

Firat olase retura farm including

Davies and T. 8. Tittensor), being admission to Pablle Enclosure 82.00

(Continued on next Oolumn.)

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