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RACING IN MACAO

JOCKEY CLUB'S LOSS OF $17,000 LAST YEAR

MR.. G. H. POTTS APPEALS

FOR MORE SUPPORT

Mr. . H. Potts, who presided at the annual meeting of the Macao Jockey Club, Inst briday, made a strong appeal to Maono residents to give better support to racing. which was not only a sport but a | source of revenue to the Colony. The Club had not had the best of Tuck during the year and the less had been "$17,000 odd.

MR. POTTS SPEECH

Mr. U. H. Potta said:

The Stowards regret having to come before you with accounts showing a loss of $17,000 odd. This is accounted for largely through the heavy expenses which have been in curred, and the loss of a draft of subscription ponica in Shanghai, which upset our arrangements for at least one meeting. In the earlier part of the period covered by the accounts, we were paying a salary of $1,000 a month to the Racing Secretary, who severed his connee tion with the Club on proceeding Home on medical advice, and that salary has been saved.

Two Meetings. Abandoned. A contributory cause to the loss was an outbreak of meningitis in Macao, which forced us to postpone a meeting there, as it was evident that very few residents of this Colony would go to Macao so long hs the outbreak, lasted. Through the courtesy of the Stewards of the Kwanti Racecourse, we were offered their

but course

unfortunately, owing to the inclement weather, we had to abandon the, meeting as the course was under water hereby losing between $1,500 and 2,000.

Grant of Land,

The Macao Government has grant ed us an extra pieco of land for the extension of our stables, on which at the present time, we have erect od tenporary matsheds. I hope however, in the future when we are, în funds to be able-to-crect per- martint stables,

It is gratifying to report that the 28 subscription ponies, of which 19 have already arrived have been subscribed for, and when the balance

MACAO RACES

PROGRAMME FOR NEXT

SUNDAY

The following are the entries and The weights for die race meeting which will be held in Macno · ori Sunday, December 18th-

1st Bace-The Ascot Handicap- Six Furlongs:-Allwell (144). Dash away, (148), Drian (152), Genghis Khan (140) Guiding Star (146) Prestwick (150), Tien Feng Shan (150).

2nd Race The Haydock Park Plate-Seven Furlongs Alexandra Hall (158), Bluciore (158), Cebu (149). Cloudy Eve (158), Gold Mine Golden Star (185), Just (101) Imagine (101), Maple Leaf (161), Poworin King (101), Tommy Boy (168), The Plover (181), Wonderful Stag (368).

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1932.

SHAMEEN HOCKEY

·H.M.S. MEDWAY VISIT

CANTON

DEFEAT HOME TEAM IN

FAST GAME

HOME FOOTBALL

THIRD LEAGUE SUSPRISES

(THRUNGE ARUTER'S AGENCY,}

LONDON, Dec. 12.

the Northern Section of the Third Division to-day, Barnsley, even times defeated in 17 matches, trounced Crewe, strongly placed in the fourth position of the tables to the tune of 7-1, and Halifax beat Southport, smother of the leading clube by the only goal.

On Saturday the Hockey Eleven of the H. M. 6. Medway visited Shameen to play the Shameon Sports Club, and in a fast and closely contested game defeated the Home Team by 4 goals to 2. The game was very even until the last Apart from consolidating the ten minutes of the game, both teams positions of Chester, Hull and having two goals to their credit. Gateshead, the results have no Then the Medways made a great material effect on the placings in offort to keep up their reputation | the league table. as a first rate side, and moored The complate results-of-the twice against the tiring Club" side, one goal from a melee, in the goal mouth and the second through some smart work of their right wing.

ganics wore:-

celform Section Div. 1.

TABLE

3rd Race The Farth Handicap-

The game opened with a concerted Walsall Soven Furlongs-Anniversary Eve rush of the Medway forwards right Barnsley (186), But After That (160), Canny to the circle, where Hill cleared Halifax (165), Joaquim (1-40), Tip Tac (148), finely, and in a determined counter- ith Bace The Alexandra Park attack the Club forwards resched Handicap One Mile Class: the Navy circle, only to be broken up by a sound defence. Without Banjolina (160), Blue Plane (140) let-up the ball travelled up and Buchanan (148), Cabinet Hall (155), down the field in very fast play, Christians Belle (150), Country Club neither having the edge of the play. Gateshead (148), Cupid (155). Estrellita (149). Then the Club drew first blood with Gallant Box (105), Much Ado (117), a shot by F. Lammert on a pasa Southport Public Monty (150), Pure Music from Lammert on the right on (159), Sanction (153), Tien. Feng Shan (148), Until Then (148), wing. Valets (155), Venturous (100),

2.

Chester

Crewe

1 Accrington + Crewe

Southport

TO DATE

FA. CUP DRAW

FOR THIRD ROUND PROPER

THROUGH REUT

LONDON, Dec. 19. THE draw for the Third Round

Proper of the FA Cup Com petition, bringing in all the premier teatas for the first time, was made to-day, with an extraordinarily un- exciting result.

The draw is as follows:- Carlisle or

Hull City Bunderland Oldham

v. Tottenham Brighton or

Wrexham (~~ Chelsen, Bradford C. Darlington

Watford

1 Bradford

o Manch. Un

Bury Birmingham Corinthians

P. W. L. D. P. Swindon

18 10 16. 9

44 24 34

18 8 3 3 91 17 10

# 1 21

18 8 5

r. Aston Villa "Torquay or

Q.P.R.

Southend

v. Plymouth v. Middleabro.

1. Notts Forest

บ

Preston

West Ham

r. Burnley

Leicester Bristol C. or

Trainere *. Blackpool Walsall

West Brom.- Millwall

Grimsby

Gateshead

Huddersfield Cheater Stoke

8 21

16 8 4

4 20

18

74

6.19

17

7 0

4 '18

18.

77

4 18

*15

7 7 4 18

18

882 18

779 17

18 5 7 6 16

18 4 4

8 18

16 $ 7

318

18 17

3. 15

5

414

66

13

0

Wolves Barnsley Aldersot

17

4 10

3-11

18

3 9

4.10

Wednesday

-16 3

4 10

Newcastle

Rochdale Stockport York Doncaster Rotherham Carlisle Tranmere 10 Halifax

Barrow Soon after, the Medway evened Mansfield 5th Race The Gosforth Handi- the score on a fine shot by Lt.Accringtba... called Glass Alex Enden which had Ashby beaten all Barnsley..... andra Hall (147), Bluelove (117), Lt. Currey scored again for The

the way. Shortly before half-time Walsall Cebu (140), Gold Mine (148), Golden Medway. Star (144). Just Imagine (150), Orlando (151), Powerful King (156) Suappy Eve (147), Tommy DF (145), The Plover (105), Valley Hall (140) Wakefield (169), Wembly Stag (105), Wonderful Stag (150). 8th Race The Ladies' Back (Unofficial) Onca Round Banjo- lina (145), Christmas Belle (145), City of Shanghai (145), Cupid (145), Devon (145), Estrellita (145), Gal- Lant Fox (115), Much Ado (145), Toby (145), Until Then (145), Whoo peg(145).

The game during the first half was very even with the Shameen Sports Club having the edge of the attacking and being dangerous on several occasions without being able to pass Lt. High in goal,

The second half opened with another rush by the Navy. How ever the Club defence playing splendidly were able to hold off their opponents. Then with u rush that was somewhat like

Dervish A

attack the Club

evened the score, Pote Hunt scoring on a lone finish, making it 2-2.

Tih Race-The Lingfield Handicap Miles: Blue Plane-(140), Dash away (140), New King (105), Prest- Thereafter the Medway put on wick (147), Pure Music (182), Tiensteam, using every effort to regain Feng Shan (147), Yenturous (165)

GÓLF

their lead, and the pace began to tell on the Home Team, who did not seen to be in the same training. However, they found the defence diffeult to pierce, and Ashby still playing cooly, cleared again and again when the Navy were danger. period were at sixes and severe and though they got away every once and again they were not in position to shoot this was notice able in their centre.

New Brighton Darlington Hartlepools

ט

3. 13

LOCAL BILLIARDS

STEEL COULSON'S LEAGUE RESULTS

Doncastor Swansea Lincoln

Charlton

I+,

1

Everton

Notle County Port Vale Arsenal

r. Liverpoo!

Reading or

Coventry

r. Portsmouth

Manchester C Folkestone Fulham

17+

#. Southampton,. ↑ Halifax

Shefield T.

r. Blackburn

e. Derby County r. Luton

Bristol Rov, or Gillingham Chesterfielü

Leods

.t. Bolton

Matches to be played on January

LINDBERGH CASE

MR. J. H. CURTIS' SENTENCE.

Only two matches were played: last week, St. Patrick's Club win John Hughes Curtis, who was sen- Flemington (New Jersey).—Mr. ning all their games against the tenced to one year's imprisonment Garrison Sergeants Mess and the Palace Hotel Club aking two

on a charge of obstructing justice in connection with the kidnapping

sentence cominated and was imme-

of the ponies arrivo,, it will help us } DRAW FOR CAPTAIN'S CUP ous. The Club's attack at this points from the C. and "P.O.'s of the Lindbergh baby, has had his

enormously with our programme.

<Appeal: to" Macao Residents.

The draw for Captain's Cup, 1932, I think you will agree with me of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club that the racing has heen good at 'all meetings held by us and it is

matter for regret that the resi loats in Macao do not take the intorost in racing that we should have been lead to expect, and I wincerely hope that members of the Club will do their utmost to in- orest Macao residents in racing. If Masno residents would assists by owning ponies and generally take up racg, it would not only be very oneouraging" "but would enable us to dopent loss on ponies from Hong Колк

I think we may claim without- duly fattoring ourselves, that we have not only afforded the residents in Macao with good racing, but have benefitted the Colony Bnancially,

With these faw remarks, I will now move the adoption of the re port and accounts as presented and aftor the resolution has been duly seconded I shall be pleseed to an- swer any questions to the best of my ability.

The resolution was Rotonded by Mr. G. A. Harriman and carried nnanimously.

is as follows:--

(7).

1

H. Hampton (11) v. C. C. Stark G. F. Hole (18) F. H: W. Daukes

: (12).

A few minutes to time the steady attack of the Medway bore fruit and they scored twice in quick suo cession through Lt. Eaden and Lt. Bartlett, the first after a wild melee in the goal mouth.

T. Megarry (14) . H. H. Mundy

(19)..

The Medway deserved their vic Leach (8) r. H. C. Gould (14)tory, owing to their steadier play. S. T. Butlin (13) . J. B. Mackie They are a sound team with no

(10).

weak spots, Both Lt. Currey and Lt. White holding their game in fine cohesion -- Shameen --would de instead of changing the position of well to stick to one combination,

their forwards, in every match; à

H. W. Dulley (18) u. A. T. Lay

TC. Monaghan (10)

Pethiek (14). -

D. S. Edward (6) v. S. A. „Sleap different positioning on Baturday

(16).

TOTALISATOR FOR GOODWOOD

ALTERATIONS TO FAMOUS RACECOURSE

might very well have given them the honours of the day.

Goals * scored : --Medway—LA Eaden (2), Lt. Currey (1), Lt. Bert. | lett (1),

Shameen-F. E. W. Lammert and J. Pote-Hunt.

Teains. Medway-L Com. Higham; Sub. Lt Haward, Sub. Lt. Carver (Verity); Sub Lt. Allis- ton (Vetoran), LeWhite, Lt. Lloyd; Sub. Lt. Donald, L Baden, It. Currey Lt. Bartlett, Lt. Kiteat (Whitahed)

The Racecourse Betting Control The ro election was then propored Board announce that arrangements and carried of the present Stowards: have been made with the Duke of Mesars. G. H. Potts, A. H. Carroll, Richmond and Gordon whereby Bhaincen-H. Ashby; S. M. Car- H. B. L. Dowbiggin, A. J. P. Totalizator facilities will be avail- liste (Capt) . Hill; H. Biggs, W.; Heard, P. M. Hodgson. Li Teeable at Goodwood next year... Rasmussen, Agnew; T. O, Lam- Fong, Y. M. Lo.-C. G. S. Mackie, The Totalisator will be operated mort, J. M. Andrew, W. Gerard, H. H. H. Priestley, CA. da Roza, by the Board's staff in all enclo F. E. Lammert J. Pote-Hunt. A. M. L Soares and F. Sutton... sures. It is expected that the in-

Referee : stallation will necessitate many

Lt. Com alterations to the famous race

Mr. Kitchell proposed the election of Mr. A. H: Potts as a Steward. Mir, H. Seth seconded.

Mr. A. H. Potts, while thanking the proposer and seconder, intimat ed that as he could not go over 16 Macno in the winter, he very much regrotted he would not be able to sccept office. The resolution for the re-election of the Stewards was then but to the meeting and carried un- Minimously,

Mears Linstead & Davis were re-cleated Additors at a remunera- tion of 8500.

HOME RUGBY

OXFORD U. BEATEN BY TRINITY COLLEGE

igourse,

Captain Gerald Hubbard, Clark

Leighi

Kneckelman.

DANCE AND LUNCHEON

A dance was held in the Canton Club on Saturday-in honour of the Medway Hockey team. There was

of the Course, stated to a Press FOR MEDWAY HOCKEY TEAM representative that the installation of the Tots would. not raise any very great difficulties, although it would necessitate a great deal of digging. In the paddock the misin Totalisator building would be erected on the site at present of cupied by the enddling boxes, ond of the paddock. which would be moved to the far

large attendance who voted the affair an unqualified success, which was borne out by the late hour to which the festivities lasted.

On Sunday a luncheon was pro vided in the lounge of the Canton Club as farewell to Navy team.. Nearly forty attended, quite a b cord for such an affaires

Clubh

All Paddy's were on form,diately set free. though S/Sgt. Olarke gave M. Silva a fright, lending by 40 at the

The grounds for Curtis' rélénse hundred inurk. ···

cannot be definitely lehraed, but Although only winning two of the one report says this action wha due six games played, Palace Hotel beat to valuable information which Cur the C. and P.0 Club on aggre- tis has given to the authorities since gate, thereby annexing the major the trial,

the points, mainly portion of through a big win by 8. Cruz, who boat O.P.O. Greenwell 150-63.

St. Pat's go to the top of the table, changing places with the S.W. Sergeanta Mess, otherwise the order is unchanged. The R.E. Bergeants Moss are still keeping the rest supported, and are still pointless,

Results:-

6);` Patrick's Club, M Silve

150

G Remedios

150

M. Baptista

150

E. Remedios

150

F. Gill

150

W. Hodge

150

600

Garrison Sergeants' ·Mess. S/Sgt. Clarke ........... 8.S.M. Jordan

110

03

S/Sgt. Farquhar ......

30

Q.MS. Turney S/Sgt lyer S/Sgt. Robinson

142

51

83

555

Palace"Club,

Remedios

Beltro

150

Pereira

145

117

180

129

888

0. and P.O,'s Club.

O.P.O. Taylor ...... O.P.O. J. Jenkins ***. G.P.O. P. Leat

150-

108

CPQ Barwis SC.P.0 E Gremwall AUG

C.P.O. Davey.”

150

160

776

League. Table,

Culyer

S. Crus

A. Bower

-100

"We shall also carve out," he said, some of the terracing on the lawn, and in the minor rings, for Totalisator offices and build inge, while on Trundle Hill tha buildings will be erected on a site Shameen Sports Club, Mr. B. M The Hockey Captain of the little further up the hill than Carlisle, was called on to make & St. Patrick's the pull up.

*** speech, though ho was with difa lanza Club 44:0 18. culty made to comply, reiterating | S.W.B. Sergt. Di that it should have been 'understood: Ba

Mess 3 3 0 15 3 10-

Games. P. W. L F., A. Pu

ng some time that speeches were not to be the Palace Hotel " turn match.” He Forder of the day. However, be wel-page 3) Club 4 5 1/11

was room for comed the players to Canton, and Police Club.... 3.

thanked Lt Com Leigh for the BA Bergt

Oxford University, who beat Zthe Varsity Burby:

Arbóng aconit préckym match,

hóse who: atfäßded the compliment shown to Shamsen if Irish four yesterday when luncheon wire. Mesra. "Andrew Cây- the sending up of such a har all; Carrizoji i

Cameron, McDermott, Blets round' team:

Dublin, by 6 points, to a,

the 15 Trinity College, Shington, Gerard, 10 Lammert, Com. Leigh in reply, tender and

On Saturday they lost to a North Reade, W. E Annett, Ghtämelled an invitatio

| F.; Lammert, Agnew, Pote-Hunt-

of Ireland Arteen by 19 pts to 13.1 Lancaster-and; Burdick.

ƒContinued -

Shameen

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11.30 m.-Chiness recorded jiro-

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Columbia records.

1. p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

1:15 pm- relay of the Hong

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1:30 p.m.--Rugby Pross news, etc.). 2.15 pm-Clone down.

Song Recital from the Studio by Mrs. A... Bowes-Smith,

6 to 7 p.m.-Chinese programme.

0 to 6.15 p.m.-Children's concert. 7 to 10.10 p.m.-European pro-

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7 to 7.30 p.m.

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Organ Solo Paradise”—Quen--

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Organ Solo-" Serenade" Sidney

Torch-MIL998,

Vobal Duct-" Love He

To-

night "Layton and K. Johri- stone.-DB043, 20

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Baynos)-Sydney Baynes and 90.30 p.m.- his Orchestra.-DX994

"Songs of Ireland' (arr. Duthoit) Rog. Band of H. Grenadier Guards.-DB941.

"Scotch Medley "Bagpipes hy

Major D. R. MacLennan accom- panied by the Band of the 1st Battn. H.M. Seaforth Highland- era.-MR576.

7.30 to 8 p.m.-*-

From the Studio,

An English Song Recital by Mrs. A. M. Bowes-Smith (Soprano) ac- companied by Col. G. Kanhe

1.- Slumber Song" (Delius). 2- Twilight Fancies" (Delius). 3. To Daffodils" (Dolius). Recorded Violin Solos" Paste. pled” (Delibes aer, Gruenberg)

Tango "(Albeniz);

- Yelli d'Aranyi.-DB108.

4.-" In April " (Montague Phil-

lips).

5.- Love's Quarrel (Cyril

Scott)..

8.- Fair House of Joy" (Quil

tor).

8 p.m. Local time and weather

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8.30p.m.

Variety.

A Woodland Idyll Bird Bongs and Calls Aloo Shaw, the Scottish Bird. ManD1930. Song" Snuggled on Your Shoul- der"-Kate Smith (Come- dienne)-DB871,

Organ: Solo="" Tell" "Her⠀⠀ the

TruthSing Brothers1-Qoen tín Maclean--DB875.

"

From the Btudio, Solections by "The Music

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0.30-0.45 p.m.

A

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9:48 to 10.45 p‚Ì‚—

From the Studio.

Selections by the R.M.S. Empress of Japan's Orchestra directod Mr. A. W. Storey:

Programme,

L-Grand March from

(Verdi). 2.-Selection"

Aidi

Mle, Modiste Viator Herberð). 3-Mignonette (Friml).

Intermission. Adagio Patbotique dard) 2-Selection

(Romberg),

(Go-

The Desert Song

Intermission 1-Reverie "Eleanor (Deppen). 2-Canzonetta (Hollaender); 3.Selection H.M8, Pinafore

(Sullivan):

10.40 p.m.-Rugby mid-day Prens

new.

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GIVE HIM WHAT HE WANTS

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COOLER SWEETER BETTER

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