10
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY
Week End Sport.
VICTORIES FOR THE ROYAL NAVY, KOWLOON AND THE CLUB.
REMARKABLE, SCORING IN R.A.S.C. VERSUS R.A.F. MATCH.
ANOTHER WIN FOR NAVY RESERVES.
Although the Navy did well to bent Chinn Athlotie by two goals to nil-play being fast and exciting throughout, the game was anfortunately marred by bad decisions on the part of the roleroo
In a high-scoring match the Club again created a surprise by beating Argylls by the wide margin of five goals to two.
Kowloon played the better game, and deserved their win against Recreio.
In Division II. Argylls scored an ensy victory over St. Joseph's and the Club brat Kowloon, after a great struggle, by the odd goal. In Division III, the most notable untch was that between L.A.S.C. and R.A.F. which resulted in a win for the latter by the phenomenal score of nine goals to three.
Athletic
Argylis
Recreio
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
DIVISION I.
0
Navy
2
Club
1 Kowloon
DIVISION 1.
South China
0
Athletic
St. Joseph's
0
Argylls
Club
1
Kowloon
University
1
Navy
o
Eastern
1.A.
DIVISION III.
R.A.F.
Athletic
2 South Chinn
Ewo
3
Fukion
R.A.S.C.
3
DIVISION 1.
ATHLEIC
V.
NAVY.
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2
0
£1
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LOCAL HOCKEY.
HONG KONG LADIES H.C. BEAT KOWLOON.
CAER CLARK COMPETITION.
After the interval, the sailors
The Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey continued to press but Toomey shot Club met and defeated the Kowloon behind, and thus relieved the Ladies' Hockey Club by two alcar pressure on the University. The goals, in the third match of the University then broke off and Kheer Clark Cup competition.
The first half produced some very after making a splendid run down
shot weakly behind, thug missing fine defensive work from both sides The and as a result there was no scor a good chance of equalising. sailors then returned to the attacking.
Ten minutes after the resumption and Farrow again. put them fur ther ahead. Towards the end theef play following the interval, Miss University succeeded in reducing E. M. Donelan scored for the Hong. the deficit but a few minutes later Kong ladies. the sailors went further ahead through Toomey.
Result:- Navy
University
ST. JOSEPH'S. ARGYLLS. Playing on their own ground the Saints lost to the Argylls by four gonls to nit. From the kick-off the soldiers attacked and a splendid attempt by Grieve to get through was foiled as he was about to shoot The Saints then broke away but they were weak in front of goal. The soldiers returned to the attack and this time Grieve suceeded in A few hitting his side ahead. minutes later the soldiers wero hwarded a penalty but they failed
to convert
1
The second goal came from Miss Ferguson who netted from an awk ward angle. Score:-
K.I.H.O.. H.K.L.H.C Teams :--
K.L.H.O.: D. Hunt; M. Martin, M. George; D. Pinguet, D. Smith, S. Dalziel; E. Booth, M. Ground- water, B. Hirst, A. Fowler and D. Avonall
H.K.L.H.C.: J. Smalley; E. Gray, B. V. Franklin; E. O'Hagan, E. Bonnar, M. L. Wallbob; E. R. Bell, N. McNeillie, E. M. Donelan, C. M. Ferguson and M. Bishop.
League Table.
Goala.
04
The following is the position of the various tours in the League:- P. W. D. L. F. A. Pia On rasaming hiter the interval, the soldiers continued to press sa H.K.L.H.C. 2 2 0 0 10
0 1 1 within a few minutes Alexander Rt. Andrew's 1 0 1
The
11 further ahead.
1 0 1 0 Recreio put them Saints then made an effort to reK.LH.C... 1 0 0 1 0 duce the lead but their forwards Diocesan were work. Just before the end the Argylis went further ahead through Grieve.
CLUB . KOWLOON,
G.S. 1 0 0 1
Radio Club Win.
2.0
.
0
8
0
The Hockey match between Radio Sports Club and the Y.M.C.A. Kowloon Ist XI. on Saturday at King's Park, resulted in a victory for the former by 5 goals to three..
H.K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
1931.
HONOURS EVENLY DIVIDED AT KWANTI.
LADY PEEL REGISTERS HER FIRST WIN ON LOCAL TURF.
MRS. DOWLEY WINS LADIES' RACE
ON COUNTRY CLUB.
[BY MORNING DEW."],
The Chinese New Year Meeting of the Fanling Hunt and Raco Club attracted the usual crowd of racing fans to Kwantl yesterday. A very good day's sport was seen and everyone who made the trip must have enjoyed the racing provided.
The ladies' ovent proved to be the most popular race on the card. Honours went to Mrs. Dowley who brought Country Club home in a field of mine.. Misa P. Boolt Harston, riding Big Ching, took second place, and Mrs. Arnold on Heretofore was third.
Lady Feel won her first race in Hong Kong when Captain Coltman brought in Marquis Hall to win the last race of the day.
The cups won yesterday were presented by Mrs. Hazeland. In sddition to prizes for the ladies who were placed in the ladies' event, there were cups for the Volunteers' raca (won by. Mr. Char- los), the Chins Now Year Handicap (won by Mr. Stanton on Christmas Frolic), the Fat Choy Handicap (won by Mr., Bram- well) and the Hunter's Hurdle Race (won by Mr. Corbett on For Leat).
..
FULL RESULTS AND SWEEP DETAILS.
THE RACING.
THE RESULTS.
1.-The Hunters' Hurdle Race
The Hunters Hurdle Race. There were fifteen starters for the opeiring avent on the card and Fanling Stag was made favourite. Grey Mouse lod at a terrific paco over the first three-quarters of aor mile. Fern Leaf being scoond. On emerging from the Dip, Fern Leaf gradually drow up and eventually Mr. S. N. Wong'a, Forn Leat led into the straight. He won easily from Helty who also managed to pass Grey Mouso in the straight. The favourite, Fanling Stag, was
(Unofficial): 14 Miles.
For China ponios certified by the Master of the Drag as having been Winners sinco regularly hunted.
Steeplechase (including the October 1, 1950, of a Hurdle Race
Weight 108 lbs. Winner à cup; 2nd Tally Ho Steeplechase) barred 850; 3rd. 825.
sixth.
(Mr. Corbett) 1
(Mr.Keith Murray) 2
Capt. J. H. Carmichael's Hefty
Mr. Davidson's Grey Mouto
This match was played on the Club ground and ended in a win for the home team by one goal to zi. Play as even from the start but neither forward line, showed to advantage. Kowloon made a number of raids on the Club goal but Stoker played a good game in defence and made many clearings
The Fat Choy Handicap. The Club then had a brief period of attack but a centro from Tarlin The interval arrived
The Partridge, As You Like It, cleared. with the score unopened.
After the interval the Club at tacked but many dances were miss-
San Francisco, and Tamborg were the only starters here. They ra ed. Kowloon then broke away and were awarded a penalty for hand-
The Annual Lawn Tennis Tour-in that order over the first-milo ling, but Fogwill saved well from Gilchrist', spot kick. In the clos-nament of the Hong Kong Cricket and a quarter when As You Like Blackburn,ing stages Strange beat Angus from Club, which includes both the Open be desired, and there was a murmur Henderson; McGlashan, Hay, Yoo close in and put his side winners Singles and Open Doubles cham. It took the lead and after a grucl. Peking (Mr. Dale).
The Argylla now mado great efforts and from a good centre by
goal Hughes, McQuade "shot Heartened by this successes, the Highlanders returned to the attack and McQuade scored again To Thousands of spectators were pre-wards the close of play Sogajon put sent at the Stadium where the on the Club's fifth goal, after an Navy took the points from Chinore excellent piece of work. Athletic by a margin of two goala te nil.. Unfortunately the dooisions of the referee left a great deal to
of disapproval ton. ropeated in- stances of off-side and handling by the Service playors were passed un- hoticed. This circumstanco reneted on the Chinese, who were playing downhearted game in the latter stages, and the Navy might well have in by a larger margin.
The Navy undoubtedly had a
All combination
round. strong They attacked from the start nad it seemed only a matter of time be fore they opened the account. This game good when Lam made a mis take in heading the ball in the got direction of Wyatt, who through to beat Chan with a fast
drive
A koon struggle followed with the Chinese making strenuous efforts to, rcore, and Two Kwai Sing got through ones to place a fast shot in the net. The goal was, however, disallowed, the referee giving 'him off-side.
In the second half the Chinese played a better game and the Navy defence had an auxious time.
Result:-
Argyll Club
Argylls: Hunter:
......
ỡ
and Catapbell. man; Hughes, Louden, McQuade by the odd goal.
A,
Club Rodger; Strange, Bishop; Duncan; Watson, Stowart,
Duncan, Johnson Sogalen, G.
Referee: Sgt. Cuswell, R.A. MoBride and Wallington.
KOWLOON 1. RECREIO, Kowloon beat Recreio by three goals to one. They were more ac curate in front of goal, and this superiority enabled them to turn the tables,
After ten minutes or play Simp- pen opened the scoring for Kowloon 'by a hard shot which gave the goal-
keeper no chance,
Recreio replied with a promising curt, which came to nothing awing to Santos lahdling the ball.
Kowloon again added to their score through Mos-Marquea in attempting to clear, deflected the ball into his own goal.
Half-time: Kowloon 2, Hlecroid 0.
Result:- Club
Kowloon
R.A.. EASTERN.
Playing at Chatham Road the Eastern wore much too good for the Artillery and won by the only goal of the match. Mak Sui Hon Many spored, a eplendid goal. chances were missed by the Eastern
The game. forwards, who had the majority of
Result:- R.A... Eastern
DIVISION III.
R.A.F.. R.A.8.0.
ON
FIRST MATCHES TO-DAY.
OLD FAVOURITES APPEARING
pionships of the Colony, commences ling race won by three-quarters of te-day, when at 4.30 p.m. the first a length from. The Partridge. San rutches will be decided.
Francisco was third; two and á hálf An attractive programme is on
Tarnborg was a the cards. Ng Se Kwong and lengths behind. Redmond, prominent and familiar poor fourth. figures on locs! courts, are taking part, and it will be interesting to see how they will shape..
D. B. Evans a promising new. comer, on whom much attention is being centred, will also be den, in action.
The list follows:-
Open Bingles.
Mr. Bramwell judged his, mount's ability very well and brought him out as the right moment, to pass
San Francisco ap The Partridge. peared to dislike the jumps.
The China New Year Handicap. Christmas Frolic, Sergeant Mur- phy and Young Protender were the Christmas only noceptors here. Frolic led all the way. although at one stage, about a mile from home, Sergeant Murphy threatened to pass him. Young Pretender re Chuen.sponded, beautifully when called
P. Kong . Y. W Lee. F. A. Redmond . J. W. Leonard. Ng Sze Kwong . T. Akiyama. H. Y: Ho e. K. Yoshikawa, Yer Man Kit . Loo Wai Troi Lee Woon Tooi v. Ng Kam
Open Doubles, Sagalon nad Zimmern v Aland and F. Khân.
The Royal Signale were severely beaten by the Airmen by nine ghale to three when they met at Happy Valley. From the start the Airmen On the resumption of play, showed marked muperiority and Holines. A penalty wae, awarded to the! Navy for a foul on Wyatt, bat Cesano gave a goal to Recreio,ere soon on the attack. Collins Dickinson miskicked and the ball scoring through a fine shot at 20 opened the scoring by a long shot to be followed by another two be- rolled away close to the bar. The yards out.
Chinese lost heart after a second Later Gillots added another point fore the Corp opened their account. goal, had boon registered against to
Kowloon's
thom, the scorer being the centre-penalty goal.
forward, and a general exodus be- gan before the final whistle sound-
Rosult:-
Kowloon Recreio
ed, leaving the Navy winners by two goals.
The teams, were: —
Athletidi Chan Sek Pul; Loung Yuk Tong, Lam Yuk Ying; a Kwok Chui, Wong Sui Wa Ho Cho Tin; Cho Kwai Shing, Lou Yee Sox Ho Ka Koung, Stion Kam Bud and Li Hung Ching.
Navy: Aitken: Dizon, Robert son; Butler, Tilley, Stephenson; Rush, Cartwright, Wyatt, Dickin son and Skinner.
Referee: Art. Bdr. Brown, R.A.
ARGYLLS v. OLUB.
score through
In the second half the Corp im- proved considerably but they could
not stop the R.A.F. forwarde and
3
1
for the R.A.F..
Mr. Kirby lined up the following
tonina -
Club Championship.
C.
H. R. Remington . D. B. Evans 1. D. S. Green.
GOLF.
F.
upon for a big effort a quarter of a mile front home, but after passing Sergeant Murphy, he found the task of catching up with Christthas Frolic, a bit too much. The last Enned won by four lengths, s eitmilar distance separating the
second and third,
The "Volunteers' " Winter Oup.
Sunning (Mr. Charles up) was favourite in a field of six that start ed for this fat race. He drew away from the rest of the fold at the
Atkins (4) and Cox (1) added goals ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF outset and won as he liked by
ATHLETIC v. SÓUTH CHINA.
Kowloon: Pilo; Martin, Bliss; Hedley, McKelvie, Dowman; Moar, Simpson, Gillott, Grimwood and ended in a draw of tac goals each. Tanoti.
Itéoreio: Lawrence; Xavier, Bouza Boltino, Badarraco, Mar ques; B. Gosano, Collice, Ward,
Rocha and Santos,
This hatch was fairly been and South China was the first to tako
the lead but shortly afterwards the
CLUB. CAPTAIN'S CUP (1930).
Sémi-Final. Playing in the semi-final of the
alinost & furlong.
Eclipse Eve took second place and Done Again was third threó lengths behind..
Harford made a great impression early in the race by running close up to Sunning, but he quickly drop- ped out of the running and did not
The Ladies' Cup.
Athletic equalised little later Captain's Chip yesterday G. Engure in the finish. Ng Pang Kwong. South China,3; R. A. Campbell, beat D. S. Robb the Athletic wont aliead through Costello beat 1. H. MacLaren 4 and however, was not to be deterred 7 and 5. and close on time Tsol Yung Hong equalised for them with a splendid goal.
EWO. FUKIEN.
Mrs. Dowley won a great race here when she steered home Country Club three lengths ahead of Big Ching ridden by Miss P. Scott Harston. Goals.
Mrs. Arnold on Heretofore was P. W. D. L F. A. Pts.third many lengths behind. 16 14 0 4 73-93 28
Division II:
15-102 3:37 18 92
DIVISION 11. SOUTH CHINA 2. ATHLETIC.
Navy This match was played at Caro-
Ewb returned to their form Eastern 15 19 12 349 25 The game opened with the Argylls as Hill and ended in a goalless
From
Argylla attacking but the Club soon draw, Play, was fairly oven, but and did well to beat the Fukien Borderers.18 11 2 2.35 18-24 brought back play to the other end scoring, did not appear likely at Club by three goals to two. of the fold, and Hunter had all as both forward lines did too the start. Ewd Attarked and soon Club16 8 3 7 22 28 19 University...16 7 3 6 31 20 17 Athlotiu 16 6 4 6 17 17 10 dificulty in eaving from a shot by much passing and too little shoot took the lead which they kept all
ing ithin the area. After the in the way.
St. Joseph's 17 6 3 10 24 23 13 McBride,
Kowloon 10 3 2 0 17:32 12 Soon afterwards as the result of fervat play as indulged in in mid-
8. China 17 3 3 11 16 41 "handling" the Club mero award-fold, and shots were sent overy-
.8.30 R.A
..15 3. 0 12 ed a penalty, and Segalen roade where but at the goal, with tho
6.. 47 Rocroio
..15 0 3 13 no mistake with the kick.
Division III.
'GORIB.
The Club wore combining much better than their opponents, and as the result of a good forward rush, Segalen shot an excellent goal.
Club, 9.
result that tho match ended with
no score on either side.
UNIVERSITY ». NAVY.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE. Division I.
Goals, P.-W.DL. F. A. Pts S. China...19 11 0 1 43 10 92 Argylla 14.9.0 5 35 28 13
ud
Borderers
RE..
D
.0
P. W. D. L. F.. A, Pte.
Kom Tong Hall, one of the fav ourites, ridden by Mrs, Frost, could- not make any impression during the progress of the race. The pony was apparently not in condition.
The February Maidens,
In this race, Christmas Belle was a slightly stronger. favourite than Lady Pool's representative, Marquis Hall.
At the start Gay Caballero show ed the way, being closely followed by Marquis Hall, Diana and Christ- mas Belle. The last named threw his jockey before half the distance 10 11 4 48. 10 23
was covered. 234 18 17
Cay Cábal 132514 Hero on emerging from the Dip and
·B-2.
izon, as he liked. Diata also caught 13—8—9—6—10 28 14 14 6 4 6 20 32 14 up with Gay Caballero in the 14 2 2 10 19 38 R.A.F.44 6 0 0 34 30. To straight to get second pince, pass-
Gay Caballerò," II.A.S.O....15. 3. 11:27. 68 7
13:3 37 20-250ing the post two lengths ahead of
12_4_1_5_30_19_13
The Navy who are likely to win Athletic 12 B 13.27 15 17 0 3 2 29 19 16 long by the inching anotinned in Fuvloge On the rasumption Segalen pid, great work for thy tirir-winning zal, and the time Fictio Club it outside-right his speed their victmb wore the Unversity, Wary enabling him to outdistahèo any of whom they beat by three goals-to-Borderers the defondere As the result of one. From the start the Navy sot Palico good passing froin him. Wallington up a strong attack and succeeded R.A. and Meltide put the Chibi two fur in taking the lead through Farrow Cib
(Continued at foot of next column) thor points ahead, making four in the shot the ball through a bunch St. Joseph's 13 2 0 11 17 44 44 Athletib
of players.
19 3 10 18 277" "END"
13 3 1 9 1 41
.12
7 8. China
(Mr. Davidson) 3 Also ran:-Batram (Mr. Oliva) ;; Charleston (Mr. Graham); Chummy (Mr. Coltman); Duke of Neiblung (Mr. Mould); Fanling Stag (Mr. ton); Inshallah (Mr. Arnhold); Charles); Groombridge (Mr. Stan- Joseph (Mr. Church); Mad Carew (Mr. Cochran); Sunloch (Mr. War in); The Ptarmigan (Mr. Jewitt);
Won by half a length; half a length between second and third.
Pari-mutuel :--
Winner: 816.20.
4.-The. "Volmateera
Oup (Unombiai) : '
Winter
A Flat Race of One Milo. For China poules certified by the O.C. Machine Gun Troop, long Kong Volunteer Defence Corps as "regular" troop ponies. Winner of the November Volunteer Cup barred. Weight 168 lbs. Winner a cup; 2nd 850; 3rd $25. Mr. R. H, Charles' Surining
(Mr. Charles) 1
· Mr. I. G. Allison's Eclipse Eva Mr. D. E. Edgar's Done Again
(Mr. Allison) 2
(Mr. Arnold) 3
Also ran-Harford (Mr. James); Tarzali (Mr. Cochrane); Touchwood (Mr. Cooper),
Won by many lengths; one length. between second and third...
Pari-mutuel
Winnor: $3,20,
Place: 1st 82.10; 2nd $2.40; 3rd 80.90.
Dong Again
Betting.
Winner. Plaço.
**** 412
259
Harfordiaryer
78
111
Tarzali
Sunning. 778 Eclipse Event 04
448
112
37
Touchwood
21
37 33
6.-The Ladies' Cup (Unofficial);
A Flat Bacs of One Milo. For China ponies to be ridden by ladies. Winners of a Flat Race, Hurdlo Race, or Steeplechase since January 1, 1935, barred. Weight 130 lbs. Winner a cup; 2nd and 3rd silvar souvenirs. Post entries.. Country Club...(Mrs. Dowley) 1' Big Ching
(Miss. P. Scott Hárston) 9 Herefore... (Mra, Arnhold) 3 Star (Mrs. Also ran-White Hewson); Chemal (Miss Schroeter); Kom Tong Hall (Mrs. Frost); White Siave (Miss Fair): Groy Mouse (Mise E. Harston); Mad Carew
(Miss Lack).
Won by two lengths; two lengths between second and third.
Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: $7.30.
Places: 1st $3.90; 2nd 83.20; 3rd $8.00.
Betting.
Winner. Place.
White Star
36
34
Chemal
216
935
Big Ching
287
324
Kom Tong Hall
493
304
White Slavé
26
37
Heretoforo
99
09
Country Club
377
323
Grey House 50 Mad Carew
71
0
6. The February Maldona: A Steeplechase of One Mile,
For China ponies that have never Weight for won a steeplechase, inches as per scale. Ponies that have started at Kwanti' since Oc-
Places: 1st $4.50; 2hd 85.00;tober 1, 1930, allowed 6 lbs. Win-
ner 8100; 2nd 830; 3rd $25. 3rd $14.50.
Bertram Sunloch Groy Moute
Lady Peel's Marquis Hall
Betting.
Winner. Placo.
7
B
(Capt. Coltman) 1 Mr. S. N. Wong's Diana
103
04
98
Inshallah
mina
69
57.
Duke of Neiblung 08
111
Fanling Blag 343
247
Hefty
21
31
The Ptarmigan .................
10
$
Chummy
45
71
between second and third.
Charleston
19
31
3
0
Joseph
..
0
DY
154
ន
1
SA
Peking
Fern Leaf Mad Carew ...... Groombridge: clien
2-The Fat Choy Handicap: A
Steeplechass of 1) Milas,
For China ponies that have not won more than one steeplechase! sinco October 1, 1030. Top weight not to exceed 168 lbs; bottom weight| not less than 148 lbs. Winner a cup; 2nd 850; 3rd 825. Mr. G. S. B. Bramwell's As You
1
Like It...(Mr. Bramwell) Mr. W. T. Stanton's The Part
ridgo (Mr. Stanton) g Mr. G. S. B. Bramwell'e San
Francisco
(Mr. Keith-Murray) 3 Also ran:-Tiraborg (Capt. Sto- wart).
Won by three-quartes of a length; two and a half lengths between second and third.
Pari-mutuel
Winner: $13.30. Places: 1st 84; 2nd 83.10. Delting
As You Like It... 170 The Partridge 010
458 291 San Francisco
3-The China New Year Handicap: A Hurdie Race of 11 files. For China ponica. Winner a cup;| 2nd 850; 3rd 205.
(Mr. Reith Marray) 2
Mr. Harbot's Gay Caballero
(Mr. Charles) 3
Also ran:Christmas Belle (Mr.
Stewart); Bright Prospect, (Mr. Bramwell).
Won by four Idrigths: two lengths
Pari-mutuel:
Winner: 89.30.
Places: 1st 85.20; 2nd $6.30.
Betting.
Gay. Caballero
Winner. Placo.
801
310
Fright Prospect..... 53
€8
Marquis Hall ... 429
188
Christmas Belle 483 Diana
332
225
139
THE CASH SWEEPS.
WINNING NUMBERS AT A GLANCE,
Manga
The Cash Sweeps drawn at Kwanti yesterday resulted as fol lowa:-
Race 1.
No. 175 208
389.....
$033.50 181.00 00.50
$20 tickets-Nos. 41, 70, 207, 581," 203, 388, 011, 780, 110, 203, 231, 560. Race 2.
קו
No. 803
$801.80
Winnor, Place,
H
295.............TED HAD AN
234.80 -127.40
Tarnborg
84
07 133 230
820 ticket:-No. 5.
Raca 5.
No. 165
189
$047.40 270,40
198
138.20
"
Race 4.
No. 64
137
$2,318.40 €62.40
648
331.20
873.60 tickets-Nos. 1170, D14,'
Face 5,
8071.00
344!!
277.60
*138.80
Mr. Stanton's Christmas Frolic
(Mr. Stanton) 1 Capt. J. M. Stewart's Young
Pretender...(Capt. Stowart) 2 235, 702, 333. Mr. O. 8. B. Bramwell's Ser
'goant Murphy
Mr. Bramwell). 3 Won by four longths; four lengths between second and third,
Pari-mutuel
Winner: 83..
11
No. 573
620 890 Liékets :-Non, 50, 824, -101, 383, €35, 200...
Sergeant Murphy
Winner. Place..
107 -
No. 674
***
76
678
"
Christmas Frolic Young Pretender
760-
-271
487
-313
08
1,002:76 *312:20′ 150:10
$20 tickets:-N08, 020, £76.
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