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Sports

KWANTI RACES

AUTUMN MEETING ON SUNDAY

The following is the programme uf races and ponies for the Anumal Meeting of the Fouling Hunt and face Club, lo br loid at Kwanti un 'Sunday :-

The

Autumn Handicap Steeple alanse: -Winner $150, Second $75. Third $50. For China ponies, Subscription Griffins of this Club.

Our and Entrance fee 83. quarter wiley.

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Ponies: Anson (135 pounds), Flywheel (143), Mouche (150). Me". rose (135), Hergga (168), Beaver (101), Over There (170).

The Machine Gun Troop Hardie Raer (noteist1). 2nd Rave:--

News

LOCAL RACING

PROGRAMME FOR THE

THIRTEENTH "EXTRA"

ALL LONG RACES,

The draft programme for the Thirteenth Extra Race Meeting of the Hong Kong Jockey Club shows eight races, three of which are over a mile and three quarters. There are two races over a mile and a quarter, two over a mile and one over seven furlongs

The programme is as follows: Shek-O Handicap-Winner 8600 Second $300, Third 8200. For China Ponies, "A" Class. En- trance $. One Mile.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1932.

GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP | SHOOTING AT

OF CCLONY

DRAW AND STARTING TIMĖS

The following is the draw for the Golf Championship of the Colony, the morning round to be played on the Old Course and the afternoon round to be played on the New Course, Fuuling:

9.25 a.m. S. J. H. Fox and W.

Taylor (1).

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9.30

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9.55

10.00

Fremantle St. Leger-Winner $1,000. Second $300. Third $200. 10.05 For Australian Ponies, Griffins of this Season. Weight 146 lb. Win-

10.10.

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10.15

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Winner ... Second 875, Third $25. For Chilla ponies rectified By Thu 0.C., M.G.T., H.K.V.D.C.,ners of one race, 5 th, of two or as regular Troop ponies. To be more races, to lb., penalty. En- ridden by members of the Troop trance $10. One and Three Quar 10.20

who have not won nui official race. Catch weight 168 h. Eatranes feu 8. One mile.

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ter Miles,

Castle Penk Handicap-Winser $550. Second $275. Third $175. For China Ponies, "B" Class. Entrance 5. Seven Furlongs."

10.23

10.30

10.3

Hong Kong St. Leger.-Winner 21,000. Second $300. Third $200. 10.40 For Chiah Ponies, Griffins of this

10.43

10.30

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STONECUTTERS

HM.S. SUFFOLK ». LINCOLNS

An excellent afternoon's sport was witnessed at Stoneculters Island yesterday when the Lincolnshire Regt. and H.M.S. Suffolk held a shooting competition. There were two shoots, first a ride shoot wan by the Regiment, and, secondly, a pistol shout at which the Navy Weather were victorious.

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J. H. Anderson and W. conditions were fairly good, though J. Buller (3).

nn East wind was blowing neruss the range.

J. D. Thomson and J.

K. MacFarlan.

Dr. J. E. II. Cogen and

F. E. E. Booker (3).

4

L. R. Audrowes and A. W. da Roza (2).

L. G. S. Dodwell and A. L. Enstinan (1).

F: A. Teimond and A. T. Lay.

F. J. de Rome and A. T. Bradley (1).

C. W. F. Booker and D. 5. Edward.

A. II. Ferguson and D. C. Wilson (1).

Dr. . Newton and O. E. C. Marton:

A. B. Stewart and F. E. A. Remedios (2).. Dr. J. B. Macki and G. H. Russell (1).

A. K. MacKenzie and A. A. Lopes (2).

The rifle shout consisted of twe sighters and seven rounds to count.

fired with open sights, ut 200, 300 and 800 yards respectively. A tenta consisted of ten men.

recognised Bisley marking was throughout, that is, 3, 4, 3, 2, mak- ing the aggregate score per muni 30. C.P.Os. Mann and Richards, A.D. Fleet, and Mne, Tilley of the Suffolk team have all fired for tho Royal Navy at Bisley,

The Lincolnshire Regt. has had very little rifle practise since 1830. owing to the exposed position of the Shanghai runge during the re cent Sino-Japaness disturbances. They possess Home very fair indivi

A. E. Lissaman and A. dual shots and a good average team. It is hoped that they will be able E. Charman (3):

to support the Ifong Kong Rifle Club and they will in all probabi- lity supply one or more representa- tives in the Interport team.

1. W. Shewan and M. W. Budd.

W. Mulcahy and A. P. Hall-Thompson.

1. H. Geare and K. 8. Robertson.

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(1) Kowloon Golf Club. (2) Country Club,

Pistol Shoot.

Seno Weight 140 lb. Wingers of one race, 5 lb., of two or morw

The pistol shoot consisted of six 'ruocs, 10 h., penalty. Entrance

rounds in 30 seconds at tea yards, $10. One and Three Quarter Miles.

six rounds in 15 seconds at the Fanling Handicap-Winner $100.

same range and six rounds in 80 For Second $200. Third $100.

(3) Junior Section, R.H.K.G.C.

seconds at 50-yards, The highest Players will start in the after-available number of points per man China, Ponies, "E" Class. En

One and a. Quarternoon in the order in which they was 30 in each shoot. A pote may trance $5.

finish in the morning; times will be Shum Chun Kandicap.-Winner allatted by Superintendent; after-

Third $150 noon rounds start at 1.30p.m. $500. Second #350.

Ponies:-Cupid (169 lbs.), DemuE- rer (408), Inshetlała (1458), -Mountain Rat (165). Roustan (188), Social Mark (195), White-Sints (109). The New Course Handicap :- Win

her $200, Second 81oo. Third For China pojes certified by the Hong Kong Jackey Club as "E" Class. To be ridden by Jockeys who have never wim 10 races any where at any time. No whips or Eutrnued fee $3. Six- spurs furlongs. Ponies: Expy (140 ). Hir| wingo (149), Kutipaz (140), Shanghai Thu (140). Banjolina (143), Toby For Crina Ponies "O" Class To (148), City of Shanghai (140), Echo, he ridden by jockeys who have not (17), Whitehall (140), Fien Feng won ten races anywhere at any Shan (152), Whoopre (132), Christ-¦ time. No Whips or Spurs allowed. mus Joy (155), Little Geni (158), Entrance 85. One Mile. VWiley Hall (183).

The

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Milan.

Sub-Griffins St. Leger.-Winner

Macao Handicap: Winner, $1,000. Second $300. Third $200, 8200, Secund $100, Third 830. For China Ponies, Subscription For Subscription panies at the Griffins of this Club of this Season. Winders of one Macao Jockey Club. Entenuce fee, Weight 146 lb.

race, 5 lb., of two or more races, 10 2. Sis furlongs,

Onu Entrance $10. Ponies:Allwell (110 lbs.), Jingah, penalty. (110). Prestwick (10), Guiding Star and Three Quarter Miles. (143), l'ure Music (143). New King (138). V niods (185). -

The Taips Steeplechase: Winter 8130, Second 875, Third 850. For - China ponies. Weiglit for inches as per scale. Winner of a Steeple chase or Hardie, Rare 10 b. One penalty Entrance fee 5. and a quartur,miles.

Prixes.

of

be made here on the excellent shoot.

ing of A.B. Fleet, who only dropped

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one point in eighteen round. He closely followed by C.P.O. Colony Mant, with 80 points out of 90.

RESULTS.

1. Championship

First (38 holes). Championship of Colony

Runner-up (36 holes).

Special Prize (33

2

-3. Visitors.

holes).

4. Best Round in morning. 5. Best Round in afternoon. 1, 2 and 3 (if ties) will be played off over 18 holes on or before Novem- ber 29, 1932; 4 and & (if ties) will be decided on best et a holes (or 6 or 3 if necessary) and cannot he For won by anyone taking any prize En-in 1 or 3.

150.

Taipo Handicap.-Winner Second 8225. Third $125. China Ponies, "D" Class. trance $5. Ono and Quarter Milos..

BRITISH TENNIS STAR IN

U.S.

JOAN RIDLEY WINS IN THREE FINALS.

Ponies: Britannic Hal! (158) lbs.), Christmas Belle (182), Coud- try Club (182), Duke of Milan (155), Fanling Stag (102), Fern Leaf (102), Piconlilli (162), Roisan (198), Sai! Ardsley-on-Hudson, N.Y., Sept. Francisco (182), The Ptarmigan 19.-Joan C. Ridley of Ipswich, (182), “Vasylock' (168), Whisper (late Suffolk, Eng., met and defeated Eric) (158), White Heather (191). | Alics C. Francis of Orange, NJ, The Ladies MH (Unofficial):-- by 6-3, 6-0 scores in the singles final Winner 8160,, Second 975. Third of the Ardsley Club's seventeenth Annual invitational temuis tourna- 800. For China ponies, Subserip.

The tion Griffins of the Hong Kongmont, here yesterday. Juckey Club and the Fanling | Hunt and Race Club of any sea- son, and Subscription nomies of the Macao Jockey Club, that have never won an official race. To be ridden by ladies. Catch weight won by Misa Ridley and Mrs. Wal- 143 lbs. No whips of spurs Enter A. Burke, J., nce Andras, when

'trance fee 85. A cup will be pre- sented to the winning rider. Ponier-Estrellita (145 lbs) Gold Cup (145), High Jinks" (143), Malakit (145), Mun Ko Pao (143), Prestwick (145), Sunbeau (148), The Crook (143), Until Then (143), Valley Hall (145),

The Sheung Shui Handicap Hurdle Race: Winner $100, Second 975, Third 800 For Coina ponies that. have never wana Hurdle Race," Entrance fee 85 One and "a guarter Miles.

Poniel:-Anius (143 lbs:), Anion -(143), Duke of Normandy II. (146), Fanling Stag (146) Mongolian

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last year was won by Mrs J. Bernard Pittman of London, Miss Ridley's touring partner, who re-, turned to Englanil carly this season. The women's doubles final was

they defeated Mrs. Bernard F Stenz and Miss Francis, 6-3, 6-3.

Miss Ridley was also on the win- ning side of the net in the mixed doubles final. Paired with Victor Hockwoner, the English girl de- feated Carolyn Roberts and B. Sheridan, 19-10, 6-1.

Scratchings should be notified as soon as possible.

Revised starting times (if any) will appear in week-end papers,

HONG KONG POLICE RESERVE

[ORDERS BY THE HON. MR.

E. D. C. WOLFE, C.M.G., I.G.P.]

Chinese Company. Training Course-Part II.-All re- cruits will attend at the Chinese Company's Headquarters on Tues- day, at 5.30 p.m., for instruction,

Training Course-Part I.-All re cruits of the Chinese Company will attend Central Police Station for p.m. Dress: White uniform and osp Squad Drill on Thursday, at 8.30

with white cover.

Indian Company, Inspection Parade.-All ranks of the Indian Company will parade at Central Police Station on Thure- day, for a general inspection of In singles play Miss Ridley dequipment, etc., by the Company feated Miss Roberts 0-1, 4-6, 6-3; and Miss Francis defeated Norma Commander. Fall in at 8:30 p.m. Taubele, 6-8, 6-2, 6-4,

SERVICES RUGGER-

"DEVON.

KOHDERERS

SHIRE "TO-DAY:

The 1st Battalion the South Wales Stag (146), The Ptarmigan (145), Burdarers are playing in a rugby Cloudy Eva (130), San Francisco match again H.M.S. Devenshite (150), Whisper (late Eric) (188), to-day at Soklinpoo; kick-off 4.45

sharp. Dress: White uniform, cap

with white cover, belt, truncheon, whistle, and armlet with badge. Those not in-phasession of diíform

The individual results of each sloot in (1) the rifle and (2) the fol- pistol, competitions are lowa-

Ride Shoot.

H.M.9. BUYPOLE.

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C.P.0. Mann................... 20 23 27 C.P.O. Richards..... 23 23 15 A.B. Fleet... A.B. Hoare

Mne. Tilley

A.B. Froggatt

E.R.A. Dawes A.B. Chisham... C.T.S. Freshwater... Cpl. Tredwell

Total

20 30 11

18 25 10

23 29 90

24 17 10

18 20 18

25 31 18

$1 19 10

23 18 31

231 242 200

473

25 27 93 25 31 29

27 27 22

66 11 -66

Grand Total LINCOLNSHIRE nect," Capt. Cave Orme... Lt. Hocquard, R.S. M. Segon C.S.M. Martin C.S.M: Kitchin Sgt. Harper Sgt. Coulding. Sgt. Mulpas Sgt. Sheen..... Sgl E. Taylor ...

Total

29 25 98 28 20 10 25 27 27 24 31 20 21 20 10 23 20 16

230-202 931

759

Grand Total

Pistol Shoot.

.8 BUFFOLK. C.P.O. Mann C.P.O. Richards .... A.B. Fices..... Com.-Gnr. Elendar 28 21 23 Cpl. Pavey

29 23 20 P.O. Robbin

10.23 17

Total

Grand Total

20 30 27 21 27 23 30 20 30

156 153 118

LINCOLNSHIRE REOT.

Capt. Cave Orme.... 20 26 28 Lt. Young Lt. Roissier R.S.M. Segon Sgt. Taylor... L/Cpl. Clough

Totul

Grand Total.

M.C.C. TOURISTS

DRAWN MATCH WITH

WEST AUSTRALIA

(THUỘVON BÉCTER'S AGENCY.]

PERTH, Oct. 4.

THE match between the M.C.C.

and W. Australia was drawn. M.C.C. (for 8 wkts, decl.) ... H W. Australia.

Brown 3/23; Larwood 2/17, Mitchell 2/10: Verity 2/20.

-M.C.C. (2nd innings for 3.

wkts.) Loyland 39.

STAR THEATRE

KOWLOON.

THE

HONGKONG AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB

will present

133

152

PAYMENT DEFERRED

by JEFFREY DELL

on

DECEMBER, 3rd, 6th, 7th, 9th and 10th Ar. 9.15 P.M.

FANLING HUNT

-STEEPLECHASE

RACES

SUNDAY.

30th OCT., 1932.

FOOTBALL

H.K.F.A.. ARMY ON NOVEMBER 2

The following have been selected to represent the Hong Kong F.A. against a selected Army XI, in a

THEY

game to be played at Sookunpoo on Wednesday, November 2; kick. off 4 p.m. sharp:-

Rodger; Mullane, Strange; Tong Kwan, Barber, A. Danan; Chan Shiu Hon, Ridley, Howe, Jones, Baldny.

Reservea-Martin, Bliss, B. Go sano and Dominy.

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRE

ROYAL OBSERVATORY'S DAILY WEATHER-REPORT.

OCTOBER 23, 1982.

BAAGRITER

BEAT ON

AT BRA LENG

Inches

Hakodate

Tokio Kochi....... Nagasaki Kagoshima Oshima Naha Ishigakijima Bonin Island Chefno Shangbai Gutzlaff .... Wenchow Foochow ...

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will attend in mufti. No membar II. of Training Course should at- may be absent from this parade tend at the Chinoen Company's without leave from the Company Headquarters, 17, Queen's Road Commander. The equipment officer Central, on Tuesday, at 5.30 p.m. will make it a point of being prein sent. Recruits will attend.

Tiying Squad. Training Courbe-Part II-All Christmas Helle (120), White Hea The team will probably be the members who have not passed Part thor (155); Ajáx (170), Vasylock same as the one that boot H.M.S.(Continued it fout of next column.)

(170)

p.m.

Suffolk.

Emergency Unit Reserve, Parado-All members of the Emergency Unit Reserve will parada ht Central Fire Station on. Friday, at 5.30 p.m., for a motor

(8gd.) D. L KING; Patrol and lecture.

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Uctober 28d. 174. 48m. Typhoon within 120 miles of Lat. 15° N. Long. 126° E., moving W.N.W. October 248. 10h. 6am.-Typhoon within 60 miles of Int. 18° N. Long. 132 E., moving N.W. October 24d. 10k. 33m-An anticyclons of considerable intensity has developed to the north of the Yangtze -Valley. The typhoon is situated in the vicinity of Aparri (N. Luzon) moving N.Wor N.N.W

Fresh to strong monsoon will prevail along the China coast and over the northern China Sea Hong Kong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inch. Total sinos January 1, 67:28 -isolos, against an arorage of 20.02 inches....

Madila warning, 24d, 8h. 30m.-Typhoon in Lat. 18 N. Long, 122 B, moving NNW Road 21 Shanghai warning. 24d. 9h. 50-A severe typhoon within 10 miles of Lat. 18* N. Long, 128 E. moring N.W. Recd. 24d; 1Ch. 13m.

FORECAST FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON ON OCTOBER 25,

Draraicz

A-Shanghai to Turnabout**** N.E. winds, fresh to strong

B-Turnabout to Hong Kong C-Hong Kong to Gap Bock..... D.-Hong Kong to Hainan Straits E-North China Sex

N.E. winds, fresh; fine to cloudy,

N.E. winds, fresh golonic galer near N. Imzon.

OW. JEFFRIES, Director

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