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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, LANDARY 16, 1933

WEEK-END SPORTING ACTIVITIES

RACE MEETING IN BITING COLD WEATHER AT 'MACAO

SMALL CROWD ATTEND; FAVOURITES HAVE A GOOD DAY

MISS FEARON WINS LADIES RACE

ON PRIDE OF. TSINGTAQ

[BY MORNING DEW."}

The race meeting at Macao yesterday attracted a very smail crowd although the attendance made no difference to the” racing which was keen throughout,

The open air temperature at the course was about 1 deg. and there was a strong Worth-Easterly wind blowing throughout the afternoon. This no doubt kept away many people who might other wise have attended,

Miss Fearon added one more win to her many victories when she won the Ladies' Race with Pride of Tsingtao by many lengths. The pony was, of course, the best on the field, and Miss Fearon made no mistake with her mount.

MR. A. J. P. HEARD BACK ON THE

SADDLE

Hace 4

Mrs. H. Lowoock's Jackie

Mr. Agua's Agua Pura

(Mr. Laing) 1

Mr. Aitch Aitch's Carnation II

(Mr. Carroll)

Mr. A. J. P. Heard made a welGood Morning (Mr. Harriman); come return to local racing yester- Rosebud (Mr. Fung). day, when he figured in two races, in, both of which he was placed.".

The new Subscription Griffins of the Macao Jockey Club figured in two sprint races over five furlongs and appeared to be quite good on the whole. One of the new subs, Bold Lad started in the first race, and won. He was made a favourite hy the public who apparently know much about the pony's form and phat record.

Valley Hall won with Mr. Black on the saddle to pay fairly good dividend. The pony ccounted for Gold Mine and Powerful King, two well fancied candidates.

The cash sweeps were on the small side. The ticket for the first prize in the big swoop was sold over the counter in Macao.

Mr. Caplan was the most success- ful jockey, riding three winners dur ing the femoon and getting a third place.

Race 1

Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold Lad

(Mr. Caplan) 1 Mr. G. H. Potts' Genghis Khan

(Mr. Harriman) 2

Me K. W. Fung's Blue Plane

(Mr. S. P. Laing). 3 Won by four lengths; two lengths botween second wild third.

Pari-mutual

Winner: 11.10.

Place $5.70; 38.80; $0.30. Also ran Allwell (Mr, Lo); Com- mon Mr. Botolbo); Dashaway (Mr. Carroll) Whitehall (Mr. Black).

Mr. Valley's Valley Hall.

moment (Mr Black) 1. Mr. G. I Potta' Powerful King

(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 2 Mr.-L.T.F.'s Gold Mine.

APART (Mr. Caplan) 3 Won by short head; three lengths between second and third,

Time: 2 mins 45.1 Becs. Also ren-Just Imagine (Mr. Chansen); Wakefield (Mr. Botelho).

Hace 3.

Messrs. Wiring and Li's Batting Horas (Mr. Capinn) Mr. Yew Man Kit' Shimmy II,

(Mr. Heard)

Mr. F. I. Ko's Cheerful Sun. ?

(Mr. G. U du Roza) 3 Won by half a length: 'short'hoad between second and third,

Time: 1 min. 19 secs. Pari-mutuel

d) Winner:-887.30)

Place: $0.90; 85.70; 85.70

Also ran-Adamaster (Mr. A. ME da Laz) Brutus (Mr. P. Young);

KING'S

THEATRE

Jan. 18th, 20th, 21st at 9:30 pm, Matinee 19th 4.45 (Children Half Price) THE FOUNTAIN

OF

(Mr. Harriman) a Won by two lengths; two lengths between second and third." Time: 1 min. 18.3 secs Pari-mutuel :-

Winner: $19.30.

Plado: #7.60; 810.90; 88. Also ran-Bird (Mr. Chanson); Green Jade (Mr. Caplan); Kwang- chow (Mr. A. A. R. Botelho); Over- all (MrA F. Botelho); So On (Mr. Black).

Race 6,

Mr. L. Reidy's Banjolina

(Mr. G. Roza) Mr. Peter Young's Buchanan ****

(Mr. P. Young) 2 Miss P. Scott Harston's Imperial

•Hall......... (Mr. Heard) 3 Won by threclengths; two lengths between second and third. Time 9 mina, 10.1 secs. Puri-mutuel:-

Winner: 88.80.

Place: #0; $10.00; $9.10. Also ran:-City of Shanghai (Mr. Fung): Fighting Blood (Mr. Cap- lan); Sanction (Mr. Laing); Until Then (Mr. Black).

Race 6,

Mr. S. W. Tang'e Pride of Tsing- Mr. Festival's Orlando

tao (Mr. L. Fearon)

(Miss Scott Harston) 2 G. H. Potts Powerful King

(Mr. Dowbiggin) 3 Won by many lengths; three Jengths between second and third,

Time: 1 min. 323 secs. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $6.50.

Place: 85.10; 85.10. Also ran: Tom Thumb (Miss Alabaster).

A Race 7. Mrs. H. Lowenck's New King

(Mr: Caplan) Mr. G: H. Potts' Drian Mr. K. W. Fung's Blue Plane

(Mr. G. U. da Roza)2

(Mr. Black) 3 Won by one lengths; two lengths between second and third,. Time: 2 mins. 15.3 secs, Pari-mutuel

Winner: 812.00.

Place: 88.30; 87.10.

Also ran:-Tien Feng Shan

Fang) Jingo (Mr. Carroll).

CASH SWEEPS

Race 1.

No. 77 81

$103:42. 20.60 14.79-09 Nos 52, 252, 134 and 53 get $5.00 exch.

Bace 2. No. 188

333

1!

16:

$129.69 .37.12 +18.88

Nos. 53 and 283 get $10.30 each. Hace 8, No. 66

64

$151.02

43,10

21.58

Nos. 145, 179, 10 and 80 get $0

Race 4.

cạch.

LOCAL CRICKET

BOTH SERVICES LOSE “FRIE

-GAMES

KOWLOON BEAT POLICE AND CLUB-VARSITY

***** DRAWN IN 2ND LEAGUE

COMMANDER SHAW AND D. J. N. ANDERSON IN FORM

Saturday's cricket was played under wintery conditions, sweat ers being much in evidence. On the whole batsmen seemed to ruffer more than bowlers. Commander Shaw with 66 (out of 78 Fans scored for the Navy against I.E‚0;" while, No: vär" at the -- wickels), played the highest innings of the day, Anderson coming next with 67, not out, against the Club.

Only two League matches were played, both being Beaand Divi- sion games. On their own ground K.0.0, best. Police 2.0, by 97 runa to 72. Walker took als' Police wickets for 30, and only a plucky last wicket knock by O. Carruthers saved his side from collapse. For the Police Thomson took 5 for 40. The Olub just managed to draw their game at Pokfulam with the Varsity, but when stumps were drawn the latter, with dye wickets in Hand only raquired 5 runs to win. Gan played havoc with the visiting bats- men, taking wickets for 18 runs in 3,4 overs.

In friendly games Olub 1st XI drew with the Varsity, but might will have won bul for Anderson's steadiness. At Bookarpoo Kowloon 0.0, made short work of the Army, who were all out for 88, while in the adjoining ground the Senior Service went down to L.E.O. The match would have been a route for the sailors, but for Shaw and Fuller, Fereira. and Minu; doing the damage, IE.C. batted consistently, and put on 158 for 3 wickets. 0.8.0.0, beat, Craigengower, their batsmen putting on a creditable 185 for 6 wickets to which Oralgengower rapiled with 107.

LEAGUE II.

K.C.C.. F.B.C.

At King's Park, the Kowloon Cricket Club beat the Police Re creation Club by 25 runs.

Scores:-

Police B.U.

W. E. Meadows, b Perry T. A. Lochard, b Walker T. R. Hunter, Hunter,

Walker

L. J. Wagland, b Walker

E. R. Wynne, b Walker

T. H. King b Walker

W. L. Clark, b Perry

'

0

W. P. Thomson, b' Walker....10 F. E. Booker, c Hall, b

Perry

G. Carruthers, o pod b. Lee 20 JL Stevens, not out

Extras (byce 8, no ball 1) 9

Lee

Total

Bowling Analysis,

72

0. M. R. W. 7030 4

2

293

3.5 0

4

*Walker Perry

Bowled 1 no ball.

Kowloon 0.0.

O. I. Stapleton, -1.p.w.,

Stevens n

G. A. Y. Hall, rup out

A. E. Perry, lb.w., b Thomp

son

P. O. Dunne, b Bunter

རྣམ བསྐྲུམ

G. Leo, 1.b.w., b Thomson... 2.

F. E. Lawrence, e Stevens, b

Hunter ****

H. Overy, c Locland, b Thom-

Bowling Analysis.

0 M. B. W.

82 23 27

HOME FOOTBALL

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Jan 14. RESULTS of football matches played in the third round of the FA Cup; the third division of the English league and the Scottish league follow-

Rall

Oldham Brighton

F.A. CUP

THIRD ROUND

Bradford C.

Darlington Watford Bradford

0 Sunderland

o Tottenham

·2 Chelsea

2 Aston Villa

2 Queen's P.R.

Southend

3 Plymouth

Manchester U. 1 Middlesborp

Bury Birminghan Corinthians... Swindon

Leicester

2 Notts F.

2 Preston

0 West Ham

Burnley.

2 Evoiton

Tranmere

9. Notta C

Blackpool ? Port Vale Walsall

2 Arsena!

W. Bromwich. 2 Liverpool

Millwall

*Grimsby

Gateshead

Huddersfield

Chester

Stoke Doncaster Swansea

9 "Reading

3 Portsmouth

1 Manchester

2 Folkestone

Fulham i-Southampton

0 Halifax

9 Sheffield U.

3 Derby

⚫ Luton

Bishop

Kilbeo

Way.

"0 30

Lincol

1 Blackburn

Lou

3 0

18 0

WolvesTM

Staker

3

1. 6

Barnsley

0

Aldershot

1 Bristol R.

Wednesday

2 Chesterfield

Newcastle

o Treas

Charlton

Abandoned.

Gdhagan

FRIENDLIES

H.K.C.C.. UNIVERSITY.

At the H.K.CC., the Hong Kong Cricket Club drew with the Univer aity.

! Bolton

ENGLISH LEAGUE

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

4 Crystal P...

Scores:

4. Hong Kong 0.0.

E. R. Duckitt, b Samy

17

D. S. Harley, c Gosano, b

Samy

Claptoni

Coventry

5 Candiff

T. A. Pearce, b Lee

26.

Northampton Newport Torquay

1 Gillingham

H. Owen-Hughes, b Lep. 91 H. R. B. Hancock, not out... 21 O. E C. Marton, b Anderson 19 E. J. R. Mitchell; Rod

rigues, b Anderson 20 Extras (byes. 15, leg byos 4) 19,

Total (for 6 wkts,, dec.),169

A. C. Beck, C. B. Sargent, A. Reid and A. Carver did not bat. Bowling Analysis.

Giogaso

Lep

Anderson

0. M. R. W.

10 9 32

145 39

15.4 1 68 2

31 11

University.

Bamy...

NomLabhoy 10 7

J, Hunter, b Thomson...

0

D. J. N. Anderson, not out... 52

G. A. White, c. Clarke, b.

Hunter

A. M. Rodrigues, run out

.9

6

L T. Ride, b' Fearde

0

D. 8. Greon, not out

D. Gosano, b Duckitt

R. J. K. Walker, b Thomson

H. Nomanbhoy, b. Pearce....

A. T. Lee, not out

17

Bon ......

Extras (byes 15, leg byce 7) 22.

Extras (leg byos 5)

Total (for 4 wkte)

118

Total

07

Bowling Analysis.

O M. R. W.

Hunter

11 34

3

Thomson

10.5 % 20 5

Wynne

20,

0

Beck

5 1 12 1

Surgent

Pearce

Stevens

UNIVERSITY ... Ï‚Ķ‚Ç‚Œ.

At Pokfulam, the University drew with the Hong Kong Cricket Club

Le Hoàn Long 0.0.

H. J. Armstrong, c and b

Ozorio! But

AK Mackenzie, b Tan

33

14

L D. Kilbeeb Nomanbhoy...-2 HJ. D. Lowe, a and b Gan 24. C. E. Gahagan, of and b Gan 19--- CWE Bishop, b Ozorio... 1 A. H. Harbord, & D. Hunt, b

Dan

12

R. 8. W. Patterson, run out 17

B. B. Davies, be Nomanbhoy o

W Stoker b Nomanbhoy

JR Way, and b Gan

Extras (byes 26) .

50

F. R. Zimmern, D. K, Samy, A. A. Aziz, K. T. Loke and A.

B. Tata did not bat.

Bowling Analysis,

OM. B. W.

Beid Duckit Owen-Hughes

200

50 18 7214

Ο

ARMYK.CO

At Bookinpuo, the Kowloon Cricket Club beat the wicketa,

Soores

Army

It Whiteway, Wilkinson,

Lyal Armoire 18 Lt. Oragg bloodwin

L4 Garthwaite, b Goodwin Lt. Stocker, blyal

Lt. Hamilton, a and b Lyal..

Walker, b Burnett.... Spr. Tucker, b Moinnes L/Cpl. Colledge, o Mackay

mot qut

1

0

FOOTBALL

CIVILIANS BEAT ARMY IN LAI WAH CUP

FEW SURPRISES IN JUNIOR LEAGUE MATCHES

ATHLETIC BEAT LINCOLNS; CLUB HOLD BORDERERS

Owing to the fact that many players of First Division teams were appearing either for the Civilians or the Army in the fat Wah Cup, no Tirst Division matches took

took place on Saturday.

In this match, which was played at Sookumpoo, the Olvillans were rather lucky to beat the Army by three goals to one, as two of the goals were scored through misunderstandings by the Army's defence.

Very low surprises were provided by the Second and Third Division matches. The Borderers wore held to a draw by the Club in the Second Division, while Eastém, at present at the bottom of the League, drew with South China, a comparatively strong Team,

In the Third Division, the results ended as expected with the exception of South China who were forced to share the points with the University after leading by four goals in the first half.

3

pivilians

:0

1 Bournemouth 1- 9 Norwich

TABLE TO DATE:

Brantford Reading

Norwich- Exster Crystal

Bristol

Brighton

(Dontinued

2

P. W. L. D. Pta. 22 16 33 35 .92 12 31 31 23 11 30 31 22 13 8 4 30 10 8 28 4 24

4-24

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

South Ching

-Navy-

St. Joseph's Glob Lincolns Artillery

St. Joseph's Athistle

Bouth China

LAI WAH CUP.

$

Army SECOND DIVISION

1 Eastern

Borderers

th

Kowloon

Trung Tsin

Q

Athletic

.A

Ewo

THIRD DIVISION

Signals

3

Recreio University

"LEAGUE TABLES

Second Division.

Goals.

Borderers

Third Division.

Gonly

P. W. D. LF. A. Pta.

13 11 110 10-23

P. W. D. L. F. 4. Pts. Lincolns 11 10 0 1 47 1020 Athletic 16 13 21 40 19 28 St. Joheph's 138 32 47 16 1 Borderers.. 15 in 1 3 52.14 234.5.0 12 8 1 348 11 17 Lincolns 16 10 9 3 13 10 99 Athletic 13 734-33 25 Artillery.... 16 8 24 12 87 20 South China 14 6 2 6 232 Navy 14 8 9 4 1 20 18 Radio 12 80 € 23 23 South China 15 7 29 31 26 16 RAF ...... 10 5 1 40 Ewa 15 8 7 41 2014 R.E... 11 4 0.727 Tsung Tain. 15 8 3 7 28 30 13 Bignals 19 4 0 8 17 Club 15 2 3 10 20 54 Recreio 14 3 1 10 St. Joseph's 14 0 33 18.68 University, 13 13 Eastern..... 131 1.11

7

3 Taikoo 13 0 1 19

(Continued on Page 11.)

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