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Week End

SATURDAY'S RACING.

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6. Mount Parker Handicap "D"

Class: One Milo,

For China ponies. "D" Class. Top weight not to exerců 181 lbs. Entrance fee 5. 1st prize $330: 2nd prize 8159; 3rd prize $75. The Minncs Estne and Pai's

Groombridge, 163 lbs.

(Mr. Frost) 1

Messrs. Newbigging and Gor don's Noukhail, 101 lbs..

(Mr. Newbigging) 2

Mr. John's Redskins, 180 hs.

(Mr. Charles) *1 Me Bain's Twilight, 136 lins,

(Mr. Y. T. Fung) *3 *~Dend heat.". Also Fuding Stag, 18 lbs. -(Mr. King); Happy Choice, 143 lbs. (Mr. Harriman); Heretofore, 142 lbs. (Mr. Stewart); Movanngirer, 130 lbs. (Mr. J. M. Remedios): Sultry Eve, 136 lbs. (Mr. Proulx); White Stars, 140 lbs (Mr. H. C. Lee).

between recand and third,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1931.

Sport.

Alsu Crown Prince, 145 lba. (Mr. Harriman); Imperial Hall, 159 lba. (Mr. Frost); Monterey Bay,

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

NAVY RUNNERS-UP IN SECOND DIVISION.

CHAMPIONS-REST MATCH POSTPONED,

H.K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

ALL'INDIAN DOUBLES

FINAL.

KEEN MATCH EXPECTED.

FURTHER DAVIS CUP

RESULTS.

IRISH VICTORY.

·(Tanovan 'NEUTEN's AOLNCY.]

DUSSELDORF, May 3.

DessEluoar, May 2. Raymond (South Afrien), bea; The final of the Open Doubles | Nournoy (Germany) 3-6, 6-3, 4-5. Championship of the Colony has 6-4, 7-5. been fixed to be decided to-day, commencing at 4.30 p.m. Grent in terest is being centred on it, as the match will probably produce the best struggle and standard of play": of the whole tournament.

The big match-Champions r. The 133 1bs. (Mr. Ip Kui Ying); Pepper-Rest-was postponed on account of earn, 133 lbs. (Mr. Fischer); Young the rain and will now be played Pretender, 142 lbs. (Mr. Stowart).

Although the Rumjahn cousins, on the Club ground on Wednesday, May 6, kick-off 3.15 pm, The R.A. who are defending their title, are who were to inve played the Bor-favoured, the other pair, ¿. A. L. derers were unable, to field a tonn Rúmjahu and J. A. Cassunbhoy, are and have given the latter a "walk. { "")

expected at least to stretch them

Won by three lengths; half a length between second and third.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: 28.10.

Price: 18 80.30; 2nd $10 20; diver," 3rd $37.70.

In the Arst round of the Davis Cup S. Afrien boat Germany by three games to ni Kirby and Farquharson heat Mourney and Deasart 6-2, 6-0, 0-3.

Budares”, May 2. De Stefani (Italy) beat Theacks (Hungary) 63, 6-3, 6-3,

De Kehrling (Hungary) bent Merpargo (Italy) 6-3, 6-0, 0-4.

BUDAPEST, May 3. Morpurgo and Delbono (Italy) heat Kehrling, and finbrovitz 8-6, 3-0, 7-5, 7-5.

PRAGUE, May 2. Menzel (Czecho-Slovakin) hent by taking the opening two sets Maier (Spain) 6-3, 6-2, 6-3. when the two pairs met in semi final last year

In the only match of the after-fully. The latter, it will be remeni non, Navy bent the Argylis by 3 bered, gave the champions a stock Winner. Pines goals to one and by so doing have .1,074 1,701

become runners-up in the second. division for the anason.

Betting.

Valorous Monterey Bay

383

The Grouse

359

5-17 378

Imperial Hall

Crown Prince ......

134

8

Young Pretender ... Peppercorn

07

120

54

142

10

.01

King's Counsel....... 10.Ta Mo Shan Handicap "0" Olass: 1 Miles.

For China ponies. C" Class.

Won by two lengths: one length Top weight not to exceed 101 lbs, Entrance fee 85. 1st prize 8400; Dual prizo $200; 3rd prize $100. Mr. A, E, M. Rafeek's City Hall,

Time: 2 mins. 14.2-5 secs. Pari-mutuel

Winner: 922.79,

Places: 1st 80.50; 2nd 80.20:

3rd $5.00 and $0.20.

Belting

Winner. Place.

Twilight

300

920

Goombridge

528

743

Noukhnil

520

037

Happy Choice

488

705

Redskins ....

313

480

Sultry Eve

201

140

Heretofore

57

102

Movanagher

41

05

White Stare .......... 10

10

55 27

Fanling Stag T-Mount Davis Stake: Seven Furlongs.

For China ponies, griffins of this senson. Winners barred. Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance Fee 1st prize 8400; 2nd prize

200; 3rd prize 8100. Mr. Harmne's Leveret, 158, Iba,

(Mr. Frost) 1 Mr. M.I.E.L.'s Sanction 155 lbs.

(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 2 Mr. Chan Wai Sang's Nippy, 155

· Iba............(Mr. S. L. Liang) 3 Also, ran:-Cloudy Eve, 158 lbs. (Mr. Reidy); Northern Prince, 155 lbs. (Mr. L. T. Fung); Pant Pry, 159 lbs. (Mr. Harriman). Thunder: ous Stag. 168 lbs, (Mr. Proulx).

Won by two lengths; a neek be- tween second and third,

Time: 1 min. 53.3-5 sees, Pari-mutuel

Winner: $13,80.

Pinces 1st 80; 2nd 80.40; 3rd $0.00,

Leveret

Sanction

Nippy

130 b...(Mr. Proulx) I Messrs.' Hall and Shenton's The

Pheasant,. 152 lbs.

The game was played under very unfavourable conditions and the ball

C. A. L. Rumjabn's reputations

being very heavy, play, was cosas since been further enhanced by sequently not of a very high stand-his success in winning the 'Open ard. The sailors were more at home

on the slippery ground and mono- Singles title, and by virtue of that, polised play. The Argylla, how he has already gained many sup- ever, drew first blood, a hot drive porters for his pair for to-day's big from Maxwell leaving Binea stand-

Hecht. (Czecho-Slovakia) beat Alonso (Spain) 6-3, 4-0, 7-3, 0-6, 6-1.

PRAGUE, May 3. Alonso and Maior (Spain) beat Minzil and Roher 6-1, 8-7, 6-1.

TERRITET, May 2. Lyttleton Hogers (Ireland) beat Aeschlimann (Switzerland) 0-4, 7-5,

7-5,

MONTREUX, May 3.

In the first round of the Davis

ing. The score sheet at half-time match, which will undoubtedly prove Cup Ireland beat Switzerland by 3

showed:-Argylla 1; Navy 0.

When play was resumed the sailors got going and soon levelled things up through Kirkby. (Mr. Frost) 2 Messrs. Kong Bros.' Morning

Star, 130 lbs.

(Mr. Ip Kui Ying) Also ran:--Good Day, 151 lbs.

The

Bame player scored two more goals to perform the "hat-trick," and in- cidentally gave his side a muck- deserved win.

The teams were:- Argya-Stewart; Norton and

(Mr. G. 1, da Roza); Misamis, 150 Iba (Mr. A, A. R. Botelho); Mon- golian Stag, 140 Ibs.. (Mr. Harri- | Grey; Hastie, Grant and McDonald'; man); Pagoda, 133 lbs. (Mr. H. A. | Reid, Davidson, Grievé, Alexander |

de Botelho); Scruppit, 130 lbs. (Mr. Fischer); Tango, 137 lbs. (Mr. Y.

T. Fung); Tay, 133 lbs. (Mr. A. W. da Roza): Tigre, 133 tbs. (Mr. King): Wise Stag. 151 lbs. (Mr. Sontes).

Won by many lengths; three-quar- ter of a lengil between second and third,

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: 825.70.

Places: 1st 88.00; 2nd 88.80; 3rd, $7.80.

Betting.

Winner. Place, Morning Star ........ 815 1,056 Misamis City Hall

and Maxwell.

Navy-Bines; Miller and Chan- noner; 'Hobbes, Shirras and Horner: Hawes, Potts, Green, Kirby and Joyites.

LEAGUE TABLES-FINAL

POSITIONS.

Division I.

Goals

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt.

S. Chitin 20 İ7 1 43 40 20 35 Kowloon...20 19 6 3 17 28, 20 Argylls 20 13 2 5 43 32 28 Navy20 11 2 7 03 30 24 Borderera...20 11 27,300 24 Athletic .....20 10 10 35 27 21 Recreio 20 0 1 10 31 38 19

......20 4 1 13 21 54

20 4 3 13 15 48 11 Tolice20 42 14 25 30 10 "St.Josepli's 20 3 0 17 22 50 G

...Withdrawn from the League.

707 1,010

037

757

The Pheasant

507

783

Wise Stag

202

406

Tango

992

350

Good Day

207

240

Mongolian Stag

133

123

Tay

30

Serappit

34

40

Club

Tigre Pagala

»

4

14

THE CASH SWEEPS.

DRAWINGS,

RESULT OF SATURDAY'S

Betting.

Winner. Place.

092

494

078

206

500

000

Paul Pry

500

813

Race 1.

Cloudy Eve

144

184

Thunderous Stag ...

39

115

N. 402

Northern Prince.... 10

51

8. Tal Mo Shan Handicap "A" Class: Miles.

For China ponies. "A" Clasa. Top weight not to exceed 161 lbs. Entrance fee 86. 1st prize 8000; 2nd prize 8300: 3rd prizo. 8900. Mr. Danbar's Gleneagles, 189

Has (Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. Chun Tin Son's Wisdom

Stag, 151 lbs...(Mr. Frost) 2 Mr. H, S. Chon's Pride of

Tsingtao, 140 lbs.

(Mr. 8: Y. Linng) 3 Also ran:-Christmas Chimes, 134 lbs. (Mr. H. C. Lee); Gold Key, 144 s. (Mr. Harriman).

Won by many lengths; the same between second and third.

Time: 2 mins. 40.4-5 seen.

Pari-mutuel÷-

Winner: $7.70.

Places: lat 85.50; 2nd $5.70,

Winner. Places. Gleneagles .....2,0114 1,300

Betting.

Wisdom Sing

853

090

Pride of Tsingtao... 318 Gold Key Christmas Chimes..

235 54

018 205

60

Class: One Milo.

9.--Mount Parker Handiesp. "B"

For China ponies.

214 210

$1,250.20 337.20 178.60

DO

R.A.

Division II.

Goals.

to be unusually attractive.

Finalists' Progross.

In their progress to the final, the Ramjaka Cousins met and defeated the following:-

Zimmern and Zitamera, 84, 8:1, W. C. Hung and Chiu Chun

Chiu, 6-2, 6-4.

Ho Wai Hing and Ju Tak Lam,

6.2, 8.2.

matches to wil. Scroope and Lyttol. ton Rogers beat Aeschliman and Fisher 6-3, 6-7, 43-11, 6-2.

HARD COURTS TENNIS.

ANGLO-FRENCH FINAL,

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)

BOURNEMOUTH, May 1

& result

In the hard courts tennis both the E. C. Fincher and E. F. Fin-women's and 'men's singles will be

cher, 7-5, 6-3, and Received a walk-over from L.Anglo-French affairs, as

Goldman dud A. L Sullivan of to-day's women's semi-finals, in in the semi-final.

which Miss Mary Heeley bent the C. A. L.- Rumajahn and J. A. Cas- Italian champion, Signorina Vale. sumbhoy drew a bye in the first rio, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, and Madaine round, and defeated the following:

Mathieu beat Miss Betty Nuthall, Lécky and Morgan, 01, 0-1,

8-6, 6-3.

Leonard and Lai, 0-2, 6-3,

P. Kong and W. T. Lee,

6-3,

4,

M. K. Lo and M. W. Lo, 61.

8-3, 0-3.

LAWN BOWLS.

13 DISAPPOINTING START OF

THE SEASON.

RAIN - INTERFERES WITH THE PROGRAMME,

A disappointing start was made in the Inwn bowls season on Satur- day when all the League games bad ta be postponed owing to the rain.

Two games, one in each division, ‚were commenced, but a heavy down-

P. W. D. L..F. A. Pls. Borderers...22 17 32 44 19 37 Navy

93 17 0.5 80 25 34 44 42 23 34 The result of Saturday's drawing Argylla22 15 is as follows:-

Eastern...22 14 44 44 18 39 Club .........22 11 47 30 20 20 Athletic 29.10 48 20 32 24 St. Joseph's 22 8 3 11 30, 41 19 University...92 7 4 11 34 32 18 Kowloon .....22 0.5-11 22 41 17 8. China 29 4 4 14 23 51 12

pour after a few heads bad been R.A9 4 0 18 9 45 8

completed sent the players to ahelter "Recreio... 0 3 10.

*Withdrawn from the League.. for the rest of the afternoon. These

Division III.

games will be resumed at a later P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis date with the scores as they stood

at time of stoppage.

Unplaced pony (850) :-No. 330. Race 2.

No. 314

238

13

$1,278.20 305.20 ..233....... 182.00 Unplaced ponies of 850 enche- Non. 983, 441, 81, 23, 102, 418, 583, 250, 101.

Race 3.

No. 028

$1,737.40 550

400.40 248,20 Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 273, 480, 634,

Race 4.

No. 90

531

}

31

$3,578:40, 1,029.40 411.20

Race 5,

No. 187 81,019.40

$52......... 648.40

#

BUST .....................

274.20

Unplaced ponies of 850 each-

Nos. 197, 657, 303, 179, 586, 58, 58, 886, 976, 439, 523, 321, 448, 205, 598,- 298, 903

0 50 3

Goala

I.A.O.C.14, 13 1 2 48 18 27 Borderers.30 11 1-4 48 19 93 R.E..

10 8 2007 97 38 Tukion 10.7 27 30 35 14 S. China 16 5 4 7 29 35 14 "Ewo.......18.0 % 8 23 14 R.A.F. 10.00 10 34 2012 SAthletic....16 4 3 0 20 25 11. R.A.S.C.....13 4111 27 50 *Expelled from the League. $Withdrawn from the League.

Race 8.

No. 283

672 664

82,010.40 574.40 287:20

0

Unplaced ponies of 850 each;--- Nos. 538, 383.

Bace 6.

No. 000. 81,033.00 668.00 139.50 130.00

Race 9.

No. 414

70

$2,031.40 580.40 290.20

*.. 147 *970 Unplaced 'ponics of $50 each:- 16, 171, 272, 320, 001, 913,027 -Dead heat.

"B" Clans. Top weight not za exceed 101 lbs. Entrance fee & 1st prize 2450; 2nd Nov prize $260: 3rd prize $180..

Mr Aitch Aitch's Valorous, 162

Messra. Hall and Shenton's The

Grouse, 136 lbs.

(Mr. Proulx)

Mr. Roche-Kelly's King's Coun

nel, 130 lbs.

(Mr. II. A. da Botelho)

Race 7.

No. 90

*

12

420

601.80 290.80 Unplaced punies of 830 each:- Nos, 57, 207, 38; 468.· ·

240........* Unphaeud__ponies_of_880 each;— Nos. 464, 120, 644, 42, 132.

Race 10.

.No. 250

507. 237

82,256.40 011:40 322.90 Unplaced ponies of 850 each Nos. 479, 18, 101, 02, 849, 205, 54,

18

(Continued at fool of next column:)011, 739.

The Club de Recreio and Civil Service C.C. sónior game at King's Park went to the length of only two heads when rain interfered. Recreio were then leading by a total of three shota

Kowloon 0.0. and Kowloon B.G. Club second teams, playing en the former's ground, completed only three bonds, the latter holding lead of two shots on the total of the three rinks.

The following is the programme for next Saturday :--

Division. I.

Civil Sorvico Palice. Kowloon C.C. Kowloon Docks. Bowling Green Craigangover.. Club de Recreio r. Taiko,

Division II Craigongover. Bowling Green. Yacht Club Civil Service. Taikoo Club de Recreio. Electric M.C. Kowloon 0.0.

When Signorina Valerio was lead- ing by 3-4 in the first set, Miss Heeley fell in dashing to the net to kill a lob, and badly cut her knees. She resumed after treatment.

Miss Nuthall served twelve double faults and her ground strokes were not characterised by the crispness which usually accompanies them. Madame Mathieu was good in her volleys, and her returns, were always well placed.

Double Victory for France.

LONDON, May 3. At Bournemouth France scored 1 double victory, Boussus beat Hughes 8-0, 0-4, 4-0, 0-2. Madame Mathieu beat Miss Heeley 6-4, 6-4,

"

SURPRISE IN RYDER CUP TRIALS.

DEFEAT OF WHITECOMBE AND DUNCAN.

(THROUGH REUTEÉ'S AGENCY.]

Lospos, May 3. The two surprises in the Byder Cup trials, which were played at Fulwell, when the probables beat the possibles by seven matches to wn, were the defeat of the Ryder Cup team captain, Charles White- combe, by Tom Green by 2 and 1, and G. Duncan. by Phil. Rodgers by 2 and 1.

MORE DISCUSSIONS IN TOKYO.

MEETING ON EXTRALITY AT' FOREIGN OFFICE.

Tokyo, April 20-At the second meeting to discuss the extrality issue in China which was held yes- terday afternoon at 2, the Foreign Office authorities further listened to Mr. Shigemitsu, the Japanese Charge d'Affaires in China, regard-

af ing the progress

trality negotiations and discussed practical measures regarding the question.

The third meeting will be held. to-morrow at the Foreign Office, and Mr. Shigemitsu is expected to Toave Tokye for his post in Bhang hai, although his negotiations with the Chinese authorities will be re sumed after the close of the forth coming People's Convention in Nanking

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