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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1932.

WEEK-END

BIG ATTENDANCE AT

KWANTI

RACES

MISS FEARON WINS LADIES MILE WITH FESTIVAL EVE

PETER DAVEY WINS HALF MILE SCURRY

TO PAY BIG DIVIDEND

DESPITE PREDICTIONS TO THE CONTRARY, IDEAL WEATHER -

CONDITIONS FAVOURED THE FANLING HUNT AND RACE CLUB YESTERDAY WHEN A LARGE CROWD ATTENDED THE NOVEMBER MERTING OF THE CLUB AT KWANTI.

THE LADIES MILE WENT TO MISS FEARON WHO WON EASILY WITH FESTIVAL EYE FINISHING SIX LENGTHS IN FRONT OF WEMBLEY STAG, AND WAKEFIELD WHO TIED FOR SECOND PLACE.

MR. R. CHARLES CUPID CREATED A. SURPRISE IN THE FIFTH RACE WHEN HE WON COMFORTABLY FROM A FIELD OF SIX, AFTER BEING WELL BEATEN IN THE OPENING RACE OF THE DAY, AND THROWING MR. CHARLES IN THE BARGAIN. MR. TUXFORD WAS THE ONLY JOCKEY WHO MANAGED TO WIN TWO RACKS, OTHERWISE HONOURS WERE EVENLY DE -VIDED. THE BIGGEST DIVIDEND, AS GENERALLY. ANTICIPAT- ED, WAS PAID ON THE LAST RACE OF THE DAY, A SCURRY -OVER HALF A MILK-WHICH WENT TO PETÉN DAVEY, RIDDEN

BY BOR, W. A. MACKINLEY.

MR. CARROLL WINS NOVICES' EVENT

The Noviced event over six fur longs went to Mr. I. A Carroll, } who rode Whoopee to victory finish-1 ing in front of Gallant Fox ridilen by Mr. Noronha and Toby, ridden by Mr. W. H. Choy. Whopes fed from start to finish and appeared too good for the rest of the eu- tries.

Mouche Wins.

In the opening race of the day ther were six starters and Mouche wa made a slight favourite over Cap. Monche won the race com fortably after running behind Red Leven during the first part of the * Mountain Rat finished a good third. Cupid was a disappointment her as the poury refuse a hurdle early on and ran very badly under Mr. Charles. Ho ultimately threw Mr. Charles in the straight, Jan Stower also behaved very kindly and gave his jockey much trouble.

Just Imagine..

Just Imagino was too good for the fold in the Sla Tai Kok Steeple chase, over a mile and a quarter, Just Imagine proved to be, too good for the field and although he did not jump as well as soms of the others, he managed to win by five lengths at the end. Country Club did not get going very well in the earlier stages of the raes but finish- ed very strongly and took second place from Banjolina.

Ladies Race. There were seven starters in the Ladi Haec and the public unde Festival Evo the favourite. 'The pony won from the word "go." Sending the pony out in front early on, Miss Fouron established such a long led with her mount, that when the field turned into the straight she Was nany lengthy aload. The pony dropped into canter and ultimately won by six lengths

RESULTS

Eace 1.

Mr. A. H. Fotts' Mouche

(Mr. 1. R. B. Tuxford). 1 Mr. II. C. Macnamara's Red

Leuves.

(Mr. G. P. Ferguson) 2 Mr. J. H. Davy's Mountain Rat

(Mr. J. H Davy) Won by six longths; two lengths between second and third.

Pari-mutuel:~

Winner: 84.14,

YACHTING

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

ST. GEORGE'S v. ST. ANDREW'S

ENGLAND WINS!

INTERPORT FOOTBALL

HONG KONG BEAT SHANGHAI

FAR EAST RIFLE INTERPORT

HONG KONG LOSE TO S'HA AND SINGAPORE

BUT SOME GOOD SHOOTING RECORDED

The Hong Kong Rifle Club shot off their Interport match, against

LOCAL TEAM'S FIRST WIN IN THE NORTH A fresh breeze and straight for- ward conditions for the morning

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] race yesterday allowed all lenta to finish within measurable distance

SHANGHAI, Nov. 93, of each other sud in good time for tiffin at the Club Housh together (HONG KONG recorded their first Interpory soccer win on Shang with he Lawn Bowla team,

In the morning race Mr. Hyde hai soil when the Colony team to, Shanghai and Singapore, yesterday sailing for St. George's was lend day defeated the representative afternoon. They made the respect-

i

fable score of 860, but as Shanghai ing boat in Speedwell when his Shanghai tearn by i goals to 3.

A crowd of 15,000 spectators were totalled 926, and Singapore, main sail tore across. He then bad' to give up the race which made the present in fine weather when the they occupy the "wooden spoon prospects of a win for St. George's game commenced under ideal condi- position.

The Club Secretary told our ro- ienm look none too bright. How: tiom. Hong Kong fully deserved

14 We arc ever Mr. Grieve sailing Boojum for their success as they completely presentative, however, St. Andrew's when rounding Lye outplayed Shanghai, especially in quite satisfied with the results. mus Beacon closely got an extra, the second half when the Colony Though the Longae is an old in- puff which heeled his boat until the forwards missed numerous golden stitution the Rifle Club is not, and some of our team have had very gaff just scraped the top mark of opportunities.

The

with Shanghai

proved little experience

aperture the Beacon. This fouling of the mark of course disqualified his boat; disappointing Carrying no few rights. We put up a good show,

three passengers, they and next year P thus making matters even betwooner than the sides.

faded out miserably after the in- terval, and were lucky to lose by only the odd goal.

The Afternoon Raco. In contrast to the brisk morning race, conditions in the afternoon light were very different with wind and strong food tide which caused the competitors to be strang nt at ever Ingthening intervals. The finish in consequence was rather late, the last boat not getting in

til after sunset.

In the afternoon ruce Mr. Jack sailing Diana for St. Andrew's had the bad luck to touch the mark beat fings when rounding off the Yacht Club. This entailed dis! qualification and the loss of several

prints.

"Later at the presentation cere mony at the Yacht Club the mom- es of the winning sailing and lawn bowls teams. (St. George's) ench received a silver spoon from the hands of Mrs. Greig, wife of the Chieftain of St. Andrew's Society, while the Chieftain (Mr. Greig) handed over a St. Andrew's Hng to the President of St. George's H.Society (Major Dowbiggin) in con sequence of St. George's victory in the sailing match..

Place: $2.81; $1.47; 80.48. Also ranCupid (Mr. R. Charles), Jan Stewer (Mr. B. C. Field), Social Mark (Mr. B. D. Evius).

Race 2,

Mr. Parkson Chan's Just

Imagine

(Mr. J. A. L Schreiber) 1 Mr. G. P. Ferguson's Country

Club...(Mr. G. P. Ferguson) 2 Mr. L Reidy's Banjolina

(Mr. J. W. Hope) 3 Won by five lengths; three quar- ters of a dongth between second and third,

Pari-mutuel

Winnor: 810.61. Place: 82.53; 22.20; $2.66.

Race 3.

Mr. Jaequo's Whoopee

(Mr. R. A. Carroll) 1 Mr. P.V.B.'s Gallant Fox

(Mr. G. Noronha) 2 Mr. Lan's Toby

3

(Mr. W. H. Chuy) tween second and third.

Won by 18 lengths; 25 longths be

Time: 1 min. 34.4 sces. Puri-mutuel:

Winner: 84.76.

Place: $2.43; $2.74; $3.50.'

Also ran-Echo (Mr. Fung Kwok Wah); Firefly (Mr. H. A. S. Alves): Hirwego (Mr. Botelho): Imperial Hall (Mr. Ferguson, Jimmy Crit. 1. C. A. Ingram): Little Gen (Mr. Chanson): Until Then (Mr. Black)

Meanwhite very intorasting tuale took place between Wembley Stag, ridden by Miss Shenton and Wakefold ridden by Mrs. Frost. The two ponies ultimately dead heated for second plaer. The Player ridden by Miss Scott Har- Miss Fearon's Festival Eve

Race 4.

aton was unequal to the fast pace Messrs. Hall and Shenton's and was unplaced.

Capld Wins.

Cupid redeemed himself in the fifth race by winning by three lengths from Cloudy Evo in a slow face. The winner hung behind Cloudy Eve and Celerity for most of the way and it was not until after the half mile post was passed that ho forged ahead and in a close tussle with Cloudy Eve up the straight, shook the lator of in the Inst hundred yards to win by three lengths. Celerity was third.

(Misa Fearon) 1

Wembley Stag

(Miss Shenton) ** Mr. H.S.Y.'s Wakefield

(Mrs. Frost) * Won by six lengths; *Debd heat for second place

Timo: 2 mina. 07.1 secs. Pari-mutuel

Winnor: $4.17.

Place: 82.42; 88.29; $3.08. Also ran-Shanghai Beau (Mios Farr); The Gadwall (Miss Knill); The Plover (Miss Scott Harston); Duke of Normandy (Mrs. Darling).

Race 5.

Mr. R. H. Charles' Cupid

Kwangel Steeplechase. This race over a mile and a half drow five starters and only one pony rau honestly from beginning to end. He was the ultimats“winner, Tluko of Milan, who won by many Mr. J. W. Hope's Celerity lengths. Rooslan was in front for

(Mr. I. R. B. Tuxford) 1 Mr. 'A. L. Brit's Cloudy Eve

(Mr. J. A. L. Schreibor)

(Mr. J. W. Hope) between second and third.

Pari-mutael

Winner: $0.50.

most of the journey, but the pony | Won by three lengths; the same fumbled in the home straight and had to be content with second place. Amos, a well fancied candi data threw Mr. Ferguson half u mile from home and was remounted and ridden home for third place. | Mr. Charles on Loch Ryan was thrown and did not finish the race, while Fanling Stag finished the dis taneo at a walking pace

The Scurry.

Pidos: $3.40; $1.20; $8.25. Also ran:-Anson (Mr. G P Fer guson); Black Maria (Mr. R. H. Charles); Hefty (Mr. J. Jordan)

MORNING RACE

Preparatory gun, 11.15 a.m.; starting gun, 11.90 a.m.

Course-Start: Club Line West. to Eant, Lyemun Beacon (P.), Kow. loon Rock (P.).

Finish: Club Line E. to W. Distance: 6.1 miles.

(Continued on Page 13.)

Kenible); Loch Ryan (Mr. Charles). Race 7. Mr. W. A. Mackinley's Petor

Davey....(Mr. W. McKinley) 1 Mr. W. D. Denham's Inshallah

(Mr. Denim) 2 Mr. E. J. Tandy's Boston

(Mr. Davy) a Won by short head; a length be- tween second and third. Time: 1 min. 7.4 secs. Pari-mutuel

Winner: $25.10.

+

Place: 84.55; $2.80; $4.05. Also ran-Amethyst (Mr. Har bord); Eclipse Eve (Mr. Evans); Esculado (Mr. McNamara); Peter Davy (Mr. McKinley); Skean Dhn (Mr. M. N. Cochran); Sunflower (Mr. Robertson); The Curlew. (Mir. Allison); The Goods (Mr. Pick ford); Violin (Mr. Nigel); White Label (Mr. Prentice).

CASH SWEEPS

Race 1.

No. 137

301

8352.87 100.83 60.42

1.205

team

! name

Rules.

The principal rules of this in- toresting competition, whose full Staunch Defenders.

is the Far East Interport "Each Mullane and Strango proved. Rifle Match, state that: staunch dolenstors and kicked port shall shoot on its own, or any strongly, but Pardoe, the visitor's recognized range in the neighbour- vice-captains, was the outstanding, hood. player in defence. In the forward line Chong Shiu Hong scored twa excellent goals, while Howe ably led his line and scored the win ning goal with a brilliant header.

"The team shall consist of twelve i persons, in only the ten best Mooren | shall count, and shall be composed of bona fide residents of the port. Six months' continuous residence After ten minutes' play Hong shall be the minimum qualifention the Kong opened the scoring when Members of any Navy or Cheng dashed in from the right Station and members of the Gar to get his head to a beautiful corrison shall be eligible to shoot in ner kick from Baldry. Gash, the any team irrespective of the Resi Shanghai captain, equalised soon denen Clause.

"The distances shall be 200, 500- after when Pardoe had the misfor tune to handle within the penalty, and 600 yards and any S.N.L.E. Service Pattern of .303 calibre rifle is allowed."

area.

Short-Lived Success.

The

Shortly after Gash's equalising effort Bolton, in the twenty-fifth minute of the game, backheeled a pass from Gash, and, with Rodger unsighted, the ball entered the net to give Shanghai the lend. Northern team's success was short- lived, however, for Cheng met a centre from Baldry with tremendoua force to leave Chow standing help. less with a grand equalising shot.

".

Five minutes before the interval Darky Chen, the Shanghai left winger, gained possession when un- marked, and easily beat Rodger to give Shanghai the lead by 3 goals to 2.

Hong Kong Combine Excellently.

There was only one team in the picture on the resumption. Hong Kong, combining excellently, rings round the Shanghai defence, but the shooting of the visiting for- warda was very weak.

ran

Carrying all before them from the kick off in the second half, the Hong Kong forwards swept down the fold and scored the equalising goal when Wong Mei Shun put the final touches to an excellent move- ment. Only a very short while elapsed before Hong Kong gained the lead. From a perfect cross kick, from Baldry on the left Howe got his head to the ball to score spectacular and brilliant goal.

。

From now on it was a story of missed chances by the Hong Kong forwards, the Shanghai players be ing too occupied defending their own goal to be really dangerous.

Reault:

Hong Kong ... Shanghai .......

Teams.

·4

3

Hong Kong:-Rodger (Captain), Mullane, Strange; Bliss, Pardoe, Duncan Cheng Shiu Hong, Wong Mei Shun, Howe, Suen Kam Shun,

Unplaced:-Nos. 75, 04, 900, gets and Baldry. $25 each.

Bace &

No. 491

385

"

210

$405.66

133.05. 68.63 Unplaced:-Nos. 37, 170, 157, geta $25 each.

Race 3.

No. 21

12

$558,40 150.56 255............... 79.78 'Unplaced:-Nos, 224, 197, 210, 230, 651, 38, 300 gets $25 each.

RaceTM

No. 171

330

·

281

$1,378.80 205.40 995 19

Shanghai: Chow: Lining. Hurry; Keats, M. C. Chen, Bolton, (Captain). Stokes; Zoo, Gash Turner, "Darkie" Chen. Referee: Mr. Lenoise.

THE INTERPORT CUP

COMPETITION

The following have been, the -results-in-the- Interport Cap Com:

petition:

1824* Shanghai Y Hong Kong 0 1935 Hong Kong 3 Shaoghai 1028 Shanghai • Hong Kong 4 Unplaced: Nos. 52, 4, 378, 411, 1927 Hong Kong 4 Shanghai

331, 201, 380, 183, 40, 300, 102, gets 1928 Shanghai Hong Kong $10.00 eheh.

No.

0

Race 5.

1920 Hong Kong 3 Shanghai 1900 Shanghai * Hong Kong ?

0

307 322

*****... $505.70 .100.20 05.10

1930 Hong Kong 3 Tientsin -- -- 9

4 1031 Hong Kong 3 Shanghai 1932 Shangha! a Hong hàng Unplaced:-Nos, 600, 73, 945 Replay after a drawn game of Mr. J. W. Hopers Duke of Milan gete $20 each.

three goals dil, (Mr. JW Hope) 1

Kaos 6.

Race 6.

There were eleven starters in the Mr. B. H. Charles Rocsia

4 (Mr. Tuxford) 2 last race over half a mile, and In- shallah was a firm favourite. The Mr. D. Wilson's. Amon pony failed to get a good start, but was nevertheless sent to the vap early on. He looked every inch winner turning into the straight, hut Peter Davey put up a strong Anish and just "pipped" favourite on the post. Boston was Abird

the

{Mr. G. P. Ferguson) Won by many, lengths; many lengths between seconyi and third

Fari-mutuel:

~~Winner! $18.05.

Place: $4.65; 8275. Also ran-Fanling Stag (Mr.

(Continued on next column J

3076,82

193.37. 90.00

The Annual Interport game be Tween-Hong Kong and Shanghai was resumed in 1923 after a break of ten years. Records show that Unplaced-Noe 518, 523 gets $20 there were two provious matches,

each

343 603

No. 630. #856,48.

in 1908 and 1813, though those matches constituted "friendly" rivalry between the Hong Kong and Shanghai Football Clubi 1008 H.KP.0.---3-6hai FO0 Unplaced Nos. 733, 325, 650, 00g,1913 8'hat F.C. HET.C",1|

1923. H.K.T. 0.-S'hai FC S

187.58 03.75

010, 217, 180, 341, 450, gets $25 each

INTERESTING STRUGGLE FOR LEAGUE LEADERSHIP

ST. JOSEPH'S HOLD R.A.S.C. TO A DRAW IN THIRD DIVISION

LINCOLNS BEAT NAVY BY A

SINGLE GOAL ·

FIVE EACH IN THE SECOND AND THIRD DIVISIONS WERE DECIDED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AND OF THESE THE MOST INTERESTING WAS THE DRAW BETWEEN THE R.A.8.C, AND ST. BOTH JOSEPH'S IN THE THIRD DIVISION OF THE LEAQUE. THESE TEAMS HAD HAD ONLY ONE DEFEAT SO FAR AND, WITH THE LINCOLNS, ARE' AT THE HEAD OF THE TABLE AND SATURDAY'S MATCH WOULD PROBABLY HAVE DECIDED THE DESTINY OF THE THIRD DIVISION HONOURS HAD ONE OR THE OTHER TEAM WON, AS, IT IS THE CHAMPIONSHIP 18 STILL VERY OPEN.

LEVER LEAGUE MATCHES, ONE IN THE FIRST DIVISION AND

IN THE ONLY FIRST DIVISION GAME PLAYED, THE NAVY PROVEN TOO GOOD FOR THE CLUB DE RECHEIO AND EMERG- ED WINNERS BY FIVE CLEAR GOALS.

IN THE SECOND DIVISION THE ROYAL ARTILLERY SCORED HEAVILY AGAINST ST. JOSEPH'S FINISHING UP 7 GOALS TO I TO THE GOOD, WHILE THE SOUTH CHINA JUNIORS' PLAYET" HAVOC WITH THE CLUB AND WON EASILY BY FOUR GOALS TO ONE. THE ATHLETICS, TOOK FULL POINTS FROM KOWLOON IN AN INTERESTING GAME.

TAIKOO. WHO ARE A'T THE BOTTOM OF THE THIRD DIVISION WERE ONCE AGAIN SEVERELY TROUNCED, THE ATHLETICS SENDING THEM HOMR WITH A 7-0 DEFEAT.

Navy

NAVY TOO GOOD FOR RECREIO

RESULTS

First Division,

5 Boercio Second Division.

Borderers

0

4

Lincolns... 1 South China. 4 St. Joseph's... 1 Kowloon 0

Radio 1 South China.. 1 Taikos........

0 St. Joseph's... 0 Signals

Scores,

Eastern.. Navy Club.... R.A

0

0

1

7

wore Yesterday's scores no fol- low-

200 500 600 yda yds yds Til. 33 3 3 00 31 31 31 91 30 30 30 90 30 32 90 20 20 20 88 27 20

Athletic..

2

Third Division. Borderers...... 2 Lincolns 3 Athletio...7 R.A.8.0.0 Recreio

2

27 30

Total.

20 30 2 63 28 20 20 83

890

Hooquard MacIndoe Malpas Starling Douglas Watson Swan

Stocker

Harper Woodman

€8-1283

FIRST DIVISION

NAVY v. RECREIO.

3

The Navy proved too good for the Club de Recreio in the only first division match decided. The game was played before a fairly good at-

thdance on the Railway ground and resulted in an easy victory for the Navy, most of the play, being confined to the Recreio side of the ground.

The sailors could have scored many more than five goals had their forwards made use of their opportunities, but they failed badly in front of the goal on several oren. sions and allowed Ogley, who was playing in goal for the Recreio to bring off some very spectacular

BAVCS.

Perkins opened the scoring for the Navy and Davies added two mors before the interval. There was a very exciting bit of play just before the interval and a penalty for fouling was awarded against the Recreio. The spot kick was taken by Davies and Ogley brought off a save, but Ogley moved į before the whistle and, the spot kick

was taken again but this time also, Davies shot straight at Ogley who stopped the shot, amid much cheer- ing.

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