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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1933

WEEK-END SPORTING

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

BANJOLINA WINS TWO LOCAL CRICKET

RACES

LOCH RYAN WINS CHINESE NEW YEAR STEEPLECHASE AT KWANTI

BRITANNIC HALL PAYS BIG DIVIDEND

(BY

* MORNING, DEW."'},

There was quite a large attendance at Kwanti yesterday when The Fanling Hot and Race Club held their Chinese Now. Year Meeting and the programme of soven races provided plenty of ax- citement.

The Cash Sweep Agures were on the small side, but the pari mutuels proved very popular and come handsome dividends were paid out during the afternoon.

་ ་

Festival Eve, a red-hot favourite for the Obins New Year Hurdie Ente jumped the rails in the course of the race and allowed a rank Gulsider in Britannic Hall to come in and pay #83 for a win. The pony won by six lengths from Smiling Commander, another out-

ider who falabed second. Mr. Reidy's Canary was third.'

BUCHANAN HOT FAVOURITE BUT BEATEN

Buchanan was a hot favourite for Mr. M. M. Watson's Anson the last race of the day which was a fat race sprint over six furlongs. Mr. Ip Kui Ying, who, has not been riding locally since his accident on Whoopes in the early part of lust year proved his popularity when the public made him favourite, The race. however whes won by Bon jolina, ridden by Mr. G. U. da Joan, who led from start to finish.

(Mr. Ferguson) 3 Wan by two lengths; many lengths between second and third

Pari-mutuel—

Earlier in the day; Miss Fearon, riding Banjolina in the ladies race over half a mile had won with the! pony. Miss Fearon is undoubtedly the most necomplished lady jockey in the Colony and the publio made no mistako about her mount this time, the pony going to the post hot favourite. The day's sport be- gan in bright sunshine and there wareniny racing people' present. His Excellency the Governor, Sir Will Pool, and Lady Peel being early arrivale on the course.

Winner: $2.70: Place: $2.60; $3.50. Also ran: Just Imagine (Mr: Caplan).

Race 5,

Mr. Mok Hing Wing's Banjolina

(Miss Fearon) "I Mr. Heard's Christmas Belle

(Miss Scott Harston) 2 Capt. R. H. Mould's The Quail

(Miss Bonnar) 3 Won by two lengths; a length be- twech second and third.

Pari-mutuel:

Winner: 82.70.

Place: $2.80; $2.30; $2.70. Also ran:-Much Ado King); Until Then (Miss Shenton); Jimmy (Mins Alabaster);" ́Amos (Miss Dowbiggin).

Race 6.

Mr. W. A. MacKinlay's Peter

In this very first raco, an out- sider, Country Club, ousted the favourite Black Maria on the post. Cloudy Eve had to go all out to Mr. H. C. Macnamara's Red win the second race from Celority,

Leaves...(Mr. Ferguson) 1: who put up a surprising good Mr. B. C. Field's Jan Stewar struggle. In the third race Britannic

(Mr. Field) 9 Hall paid the handsome dividend of 883 on the $2 winders tickets und, those who backed him for a place received $0.20. Smiling Com mander paid $12.30 for a place. Loch Ryan won as expected in the main race of the day and in the fith event Miss Fearon had little difficulty in winning with. Banjolina'

BOWLERS TRIUMPH OVER BATSMEN

FOUR GAMES IN DIVISION IL PLAYED TO A DECISION

OVERY'S FEAT. AT K.C.C: 7 FOR 25

Bowiars triumphed over batsmen on Saturday (whan no fewer than four league matches were played in the second division,

At King's Park the Royal Engineers and Signals, dismissed the Navy for the paltry total of 44, Tucker and Anstruther doing all the damage, the former taking six wickets for 29 and the latter four for 10. The military side won the match by seven wickets,

The Ghib had an easy time with Recreio. After scoring 183 for the loss of seven wickets (Armstrong 59), they declared and sent the Fortugusse' team in. The latter were only able to collect 104 runs. Bishop for the Club bowled three overs, two of which were maidens and in the remaining cna he took thres wickets and conceded three runs!

At the K.0.0. the home team dismissed the B.A. for 77 runs, Overy, their star bowler, collecting seven wickets in six overs for 25 runs. Thanks to a 55 not out by Stapleton and 37 not out by Mackay, the K.0,0. managed to win by nine wickets,

The University went under to the Folice on the latter's ground. The undergraduates hatted firet and scored 135 of which The Police replied with F. E. Zimmern was responsible for $1.

168, passing their opponents' score with three wickets intact. E, B. Wynne was top-scorer with 58 rans.

LEAGUE II.

NAVY . R.E. AND S.

At King's Park, the Royal En- gineers and Signals beat the Royal Navy by 7 wickets,"

-Scores:→→→

b Anstruther

J. H. Figueiredo, o Bishop,

b Lowo

L. J. Silva, b Lowson

F. E. Carvalho, b Lowe ...

O. L. Lopes, not out

Extras (byes 10, leb byes 2) 12

Total

Bowling Analysis.

104

At King's Park, the Kowloon

Cricket Club beat the Royal Artil-

Navy.

L-Comdr. Lloyd, & Tucker,

Lowson

Kilbee

0. M. R. 10.3 2 23

8 2

It-Comdr. Laing, o Tucker,

Bishop.

3 2

b Anstruther ...

Wright

2

Lt.-Comdr. Mason, e Mars

Lowe

0

(Miss

den, b Tucker

8.

Baskett

Lt. Comdr. Skyrme, b Tucker 0

O. A. Crabtree, b Tucker,

3 0

K.C.C. R.A.

Lt. Comdr. Barry, b Anstru

ther

2

Shpt. Beale, a Mechan, bi

Anstruther

8

Shpt, Stapleton, b Tucker..." O P.Ò. Cohh, not out

lory by wickets.

1

Scores

C.E.A. Willmott, b Tucker... A.B. Holman, b Tucker ...

Extras (byes 4, leg. byo. 1) 5

2

Lt. Birt, Lee

4

Bom Combey, at. Hunter, b Walker

10

Lt. Garthwaite, b Overy

11

Total..

44

Sgt. Cross, J.b.w., b Overy..... 19.

Sgt. Willes, b Dunne

Bowling Analysis.

B. 8. M. Bungay, ↳ Overy...... 0

0. M. R. W.

Tucker

D 0 20 8 Anstruther ........ 8,3 4 10

R.2, and 8.

4'

Cpl. Mechan, b Mason

22

L. Walker, Lb.w.; b Mason 15 Spr. Tucker, e and b ̧ Barry... 4 Lt. Anstruther, not out

42

Col. Nosworthy, b Barry

10

Sgt. Anderson, b Willmott...

Spr. Harding, b Crabtree

0

3

Lt. Col. Marsden, ran out..... 6 Spr. Waldron, not out

10

Walker

Lee

Overy.. Donne

Davy ...... (Mr. MacKinlay) 3 Won by half a length; a neck be. tween second and third,"

Fari mutuel:-

Winner: $3.00.

Place: 82.50; $10.20; $4.00. Also ran:-Demurrer (Mt.. Mos-

The Volunteers Raca, provided a nop); Pat (Mr. Davy): White Stars: win for Red Leaves, who came | (Mr. Erhos). along with a big rush in the Inst

hundred yards to win from a rank

Race 7.

outsider in Jan Stewer. The latter Mr. Mok Hing Wing's Banjolina

paid 5-1 for a place. Banjolina won aghin in the Inst mee, but this time he was not a favourite and pmid almost 2-1,

Race 1.

Mr. G. P Ferguson's Country

Club (Mr, Ferguson) 9 Miss L Fearon's Black Maria

(Mr. Schreiber). 2 Mr. A. H. Potts' Mouche

(Mr. Hope) 3 Won by half a length; a length between second and third,

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $11.80-

Place: $3.80;

2.60.

Alto ran:-Duke of Normandy

Mr. Kemble).

Race 1

Mr. A L. Birt's Cloudy Eve

(Mr. Bahreiber)

J. W. Hope's Celerity ***

(Mr. Hopo);

Capt. P. L. Villar's Loch Ness

(Mr. Jordan) 3

Won by 1 lengths; many lengths between second and third,

Pari-mutuel:---

Winfor: $2.00,

Place $2,20; #2.50; $4.00, -7 Also ran:-White Heather (Mr. Hall), Malakit (Mr. Pankhurst), Gertrude Lawronce (Mr. Walter).

Race 3.

A. Potta Britannic Hall

(My Hope).

is I Fearon's Smiling. Com

mander

(Mr. Poy) b. Rejdy's Canary, perd Freeman (Mr. Berguson) Won by six lengths; three lengths chroen second and thirdsty

Par-mutuel:

Winner $88,

Web 307201 $12.30136.00

(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 1 Mr. Peter Young's Buchanan

(Mr. Ip Kui Ying) 2 Miss P. Scott Harston's Imperial

Hall.............

(Mr. Heard) Won by three, lengths; a length between second and third.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $5.00,

Place: $3.20; $9.50.

Also "ean:-Sanction. (Mr. Cap- lun); City of Shanghaj (Mr. Fung),

CASH SWEEPS

Extrae (bygg-D, leg bye 1) 10

Total (for 7 wkts.)......128 S.M Jordan and L/Cpl. Monoghan did not bat.

Bowling Analysid..

O. M. R. W. 11 134

8%.0

32 I 23 1

H.K.C.C. RECREIO.

Мавод Crabtree

Willmott BBITY

$33467

210

33

95.03 47.89

No. 2 get $2,

No. 85

Race 2.

318 d

$303.31 112.38 60.19

Nos. 222, 13, 107 get $25 each.

*Baca 1.

No. 130 202

8468.80 133.98 68.99 Nos. 58, 312, 482 get 1 each.

Race 4.

No. 186

308

394

At the H.K.C.O., the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the Club de Re crela by 79 runs.

Scores

Hong Kong 0.0.

H, J. Armstrong, © Barros,

b Lopes

Gur. Lowen, White, b

Overy

Bom. Vibart, b.Overy

Lt. Bom. Edwards, st, Hun

ter, b Overy.

Gar. Hill, b Overy

Bom, Wharton, not out

Extras (bre 1).

Total

Bowling Analysis,

*7

0. M. R. W.

71

90. 1

5 1 12

0:0 25 7

4 119 1

A. E, Ferry, bw, b. Garth-

waite an

0. J. Stapleton, not out

Extras (bys 1, leg byc 1, N. A. E. Mackay, not out. 37

wide ball, 1);

Totul (for 1 wkt.)...101.

P. Dunne, FE Lawrence, G. Lee, J. Hunter, D. 8. Green, I. 4. White, B.-K. Walker and

H. Overy did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

NO. M. RW, Garthwaite 12 6 15 Lowan

15 25

AK Mackenzie,

LJ.

Edwards Willes Birt

ध

Silva, b "Alves

L. D. Kilboe, & P. M. Silva,

b. Alves

54

C. W. E. Bishop, e sud b

Alves

H. J. D. Lowe, b Alves ..... ..0

C. E Gahaga, b Alves. 76

22

#081.52 280,44

··140.22.

B. 5. W. Patterson, b Prata 0 J. E. Potter, not out

Nos. 33, 116, 135, 764, 235, 110, 60, and 150. get. $22.20 ekch.

H. D. Lowson, not out ... 12. Extras (byes 15, log by 1) 16

Total (for 7 wkte, dec.),.183

P. E. Baskett and C. A_Wr did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

OMRA W.

No: 403

364)

3

$500.88 145.08 72.84

456, 113, 175 get 825 each.

Race

Alves

9

0

Prato

15

3 43

A. P. Guterres 75

€49

$168.74

133.35

L. J/Bilva Lopes

0

18

got $25 each.

PAZ Penta, 1 Wright/.

P. M. N. da Silva, U Bishop 11:5 HA. Alves, b Kilbes

POLICE UNIVERSITY,

At Happy Valley, the Police Re- westion Club beat the University by:3 wickets,

Score:-

University,

Hunt b Stevens:

W. A. Hunt, b Hunter. BK. Ng, o Lough!

Stavens

FIL Zimmern, b Alexander 41

C. E. B. Clarabutt, Loug

lin. b Hunter.

P. L. Tan, e Loughlin,

Hunter

E. T. Wood, not out

W. K. Chon, and h

H. L Ozorio, 1b.w

andor

A B. Tate & Loughlin,

PB Tata, o tevens,

King

•Extrae (by

Total

HOME RUGBY

FROST INTERFERS WITH SATURDAY'S MATCHES

ĮTAKVOCH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LospoN, Jan. 38. THE Devosport Services beat

Aberavon, on Saturday, by 9. points to 7.

All other rugby matches were cancelled owing to the hard frost..

Bowling Analysis.

ง

O. M. R. W. Hunter ..... 11 3 37 3- Alexander 10

41 0 Stevens

1 16 3 King

4 0 20 Police,

T. R. Hunter, b Ozorio ... 24

T. H. Loughlin, e Zimmern,

b Tan

A. E. Carey, o and,b Zim-

marn

G. Carruthers,, run out

0. F. Alexander, e Chon, b.

Zimmern

T. H. King, run out

E. R. Wynne, Chon, b

Clarabutt

G

J. L. Stephens, b Clarabutt o L. J. Wagland, b Zimmern... W. L. Sparrow,, not out ..... W. R. Chester Woods, b

Clarabutt

Extras (byes 5)

Total

108

Bowling Analysis.

Tan

0. M. R. W. 8 1 44 .1

Clarabutt

4 1 27

&

3 D

Wood

1 18 Zimmern to 8 14 3 Ozorio

1 .33

FRIENDLY

0.0.0.0.8.0.0

Playing at Happy Valley, the Civil Service Cricket Club, drew with the Craigengower C.C.

The Craigengower team batted first and declared with 203 runs on the board for the loss of three

wickets. F. K. Leo carried his bat for 104 while A. B. Hamson obtain ed 52 and was undefeated when the side declared..

SHANGHAI SOCCER TEAM BEATEN

COMBINED CHINESE WIN BY 5-2

WINNERS BRILLIANT TEAM WORK

The Combined Chinese soccer eleven avenged the defeat of the Hong Kong Interport team by defeating Shanghai by five goals to two on the Club ground on Saturday. The Chinese were much better than the Hong Kong Interport team both in their delencë and attack, and their teamwork time and again non-plussed dash and his defenders. Shanghai made only one change from their win. ning team, Hay taking the place of Remedios at right half. The team, with the exception of Keats, did not play at the stadjard which won them the Interport, the forwards, especially Collett and Jack, seemed to take the game light-heartedly.

The Chinese had three dangerous forwards in Fung King Cheong, Tam Kong Pak and Ip Pak Wa, although the latter was injured early in the game. Their perfect understanding and good passes enabled them to have the ball frequently unmarked, and three of the five goals which they soored between them were shot with esse,

The defence also played quite well particularly, Lam Yuk Ying who completely over shadowed Collett and Jack. Lau Mau, who gave such a poor display on Thursday, showed better understanding with Li Tin Bang in the back line than with Allan,

COURSE OF THE GAME

The Chinese won the toss, and the visitors failed to score... Shanghai kicked off, but from a Chinese scomed to have change, nice pass by Jack, Keats shot be their tactics at this stage and con- hind. The Chinese then took up centrated too much on defence, the attack and Fung King Cheong with the result that Shanghai at caused Bradley to dive full length naked continuously. Eventually, with

nice corner shot. Play, was however, the Chinese sent the ball then transferred to the Chinese down, and from a miskick by hall, and Lim saved brilliantly Tarner, Fung increased the score from a hard kick "by Gash. The with a well-placed shot. ball was then taken to the other end, and in his affort to shoot an Shanghat played up hard and in open-goal, Cheng accidentally kick melee in front of the Chinese goal, ed his colleague, Ip, in the leg and Collett, reduced the lead. This-de- the latter had to be carried off the ficit, however, was shortlived for field. At this stage, the game all'five minutes later Tam again scored though quite thrilling to watch was from close:în. A minute later, marred by several unpleasant in however, Shanghai again reduced. cidents Tam Kong Pak being the the lead, Chen headed in from a

chief offender,

brilliant centre by Keats.

The Chinese continued to attack, The Chinese then took up the

The Civil Servico side scored 123 Land after about thirty-"minutes" - attack, and in a scramble in front for the loss of five wickets. J. E play, Tam scored with a good of gosi, Bradley was kicked in the Richardson scoring 82. He had corner shot. The visitors nearly head.

hard luck in not, reaching his 'cen-equalised before the interval when tury as he batted very confidently K. C. Chen hit the upright post and gave no chances, a

with Lim well beaten. Scores:-

O.C.0. 203 for 3 wickets declared. 0,6,0,0..183 for 5 wickets.

After the interval, play was con- tinuously in the Chinees half, but

The ball was then swung from "end to end, and about five minutes before the end, Chinese scored two (Continued on Page 11.)

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"FOR OVER

FIFTY YEARS

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