1933-02-02 — Page 10

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933.

TRAINING NOTES AND TIMES

COO COO BAY DOES BEST GALLOP OF THE PRESENT SEASON: THREAT TO TRENTBRIDGE

THE RAINCLOUD DOES WELL IN AUSTRALIAN CLASS

One of the best gallops amongst

the Derby griffins was seen yester day morning when Mr Dunbar's candidate, Coo Coo Bay went over a mile and came home full of run- ning in 2.00. This is the best mile performed by the new batch of ponies and will earn for the Pony a good many more supporters than hitherto so far as the Derby position is concerned. So far, it would seem from the training per-

formances that there are only two ponies in the Derby, Trentbridge and Coo Coo Bay and it is difficult to tell, in view of the excellent performances put in by both can didates, which one is more likely to win. There ought to be a good race on Derby Day when these two ponies meet.

Aida.

-Alaska..

Bootle.

Brechin

'Coo Coo Bay

'Cossack's Beauty

Eak.......

Glen Shoo

Gold Gift

Golly Eyes Hazel Leat

BY MORNING DEW''

I am afraid, Prins Donna, a much-fancled candidate will have to show very much improvement if he is to be seriously considered as n challenger to Trentbridge and Coo Coe Bay. Prima Donna is a good pony, but to date she has not shown anything which would merit her being included among those likely to figure prominently in the Derby finish.

section Tecumseh and The Raincloud were sent out for fast work and both

Rain responded very well.. The cloud was full of running and looks as though he is going to extend the best of this season's Australians.

In the Australian

by this pony was also very good and ho will be dangerous if he keeps improving at the present rate. Ngtuk, the pony which has so far dons the best mile gallop, was sent out over slow work and was very impressive,

The suba were all on the slow

HONG KONG RIFLE

CLUB

t

BELILIOS SHIELD, MATCHES

Two more three-comered matches have been fired. On January 22 the Club boat "B" Co. S.W.B. and H.Q. Wing, S.W.B., "B" Co. aleo beating H.Q. Wing The high. est score was made by Simpson for the Club, who, without. aperture aight or sling made 34 points out of a possible 35 at 000 yards. On January as the Garrison Sergeants Mens bent both "B" and "C" Cos. S.W.D., and B Co. scored

nwin against "C" Co. -

Hong Kong Rifle Club.

200 500, 600) yda yus yda Til

side, but just take a look at Phil-J. Grenham....

11. C. Wataón. 3129 96

terer's gallop. The pony actually finished under 33! This is the best last quarter returned for a long time in this class. Now that some one has broken the ice, we might Burgo see a little faster work. master did a mile in 2.34 and finished in 33 seconds. He is the next best of the subs clocked yes terday.

Another good gallop was that of Ration who was sent out over The following were the times mile and a half. The last mile done' taken yesterday :-

34.4 1.09.3 1.44.2

a

R. A. Sterling

.95

R. H. Woodman 27.) C. F. Simpson 29 Van der Lely. 19

88

31

29

B

31

29

95

34

20

29 17 93 59

159, 108 109 493

• Open sight allowance

5.4

517

20.83

2283822108

YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY

CLUB HOLD NAVY TO A DRAW

THRILLING MATCH ÁT

KOWLOON

The first gume of the Triangular Tournamont, which has taken the for this season, was played yester are of the Sims Shield Tournament day at the Royal Naval Officers ground at Kowloon between the Hong Kong Hockey Club and the Navy. After a fast and thrilling game, the result was a draw with two goals each.

EVERYMAN'S PSYCHOLOGY

III.

WHERE DOES THE PSYCHOLOGIST

DWELL?"

(BY FATHER G. BYRNE 8; J)

It might seem a little strange, 4chologist is just to get at the mo first, that all those who write about tiven, the thoughts, and all that go Psychology do not always agree to produce them, as well as the con about which they are writing, follow them. The psychologist with one another as to what it is nection between all the acts which though they use the same word Those who write about other scien-

wants to know from the physicist

ces, though they may differ very much in their way of explaining things, differ, as we call it, in theory, are in substantial agree The Club were handicapped in ont about the subject matter of their science. Thus a writer on the absence of Owon Hughes at Rhysics will always deal with me right wing and A. T. Lay had in chanics, sound, light, electricity their place the services of F. Lam. He leaves bones and muscles mert from Shameen, and J, T. Tetley.

Commencing the game with one man short-Lowo at centre half who turned up 10 minutes late-the Club held the Navy team during the first half to a goalless draw..

left.

how we see, hear, touch, but, hav ing that knowledge, he is only in a position to work on his own special subject: the emotions, the pleasure, the thoughts excited by: the sight or the sound or the touch Why will the sight of a rose please one and make another sad? The physiologist has been busy about the sense organs, too, but he can- and the heart and blood-circulation not answer that question. It is to the Physiologist or his friend only the "I" who feels and who the Anatomist; and all three, can reply. Ho and he alone is Con- though they are interested in the scions of the nature of his emotions, final results, leave the Chemist in and on this consciousness the pay- peace with his test-tubes and his chologist must fall hack,... For acids splitting things up into what much it is his test-tube, his micros-. he is pleased to call their elements cope. I have underlined consci

cus" and "consciousness:" in the Psychologists, especially those who method of the old. Psychology. What insist on putting "modern" before they stand for had the lion's share, their names and their works seem one is inclined to ask if they are the new it will be the subject or a more uncertain tribe. In fact nor can it be dispensed with in not poachers who have clambered

our next little chat. over the fences of the clearly de ned territory of those other very domestio gentlemen. Adama, to whose work I referred Sir John last week, realises the difficulty chologist at college or university when he writes:" The working psy-

when preparing an examination

CONSUMPTION HAS BEN CURED.

A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION EAS Bar FOUND.

In the second half things began to happen. From the bully-off the "B" Co. S.W.B.

Club made an attack and were re- warded with the first goal with a 200 500 600 yds yde yds Ttl clever shot from Francis. The Navy began to attack in reply sati play became fast and thrilling. Lam- mert who had been hit twice in the first half was bleeding from a back stick cut above the bye and limping aa a result of a hit in the leg. However, he played a fast game on the wing and centered the hall to Williams who just failed to convert, the ball crossing the goal mouth.

The Navy now were all out for a goal and continuously pressed at the paper for his students is apt to Club's goal. Frequent shots were

envy the physiologist the definite- aimed at the goalie who clearedness of his subject, and particular- very well. However, the attacky the clear-cut area of the human

were body. If it

not for the proved too effective and Currey Puckish olement of consciousness. Ttl.scored from λ nent pass on the how happily the psychologist and the physiologist could work toge ther. As a matter of fact, it is very noticeable what a tendency toward the physiological marks the present-day psychologists. Drop- ping into many of the psychologic si classrooms of the universities of to-day, we may sometimes have

- NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. - to consult our schedules to make

Marvellons as it may seem after.com- sure that we have not stumbled in furios of failure, a remedy has been dis- error into a physiological lecture covered that has oured the deadly. Con- hall, Naturally, this biological be disease. No one will longer doubt sumption even in the adrsnood stages of bias is more marked in certain that Codsumption can be cured aftar branches of the subject than in roading the proof of hundreds of others. For it has to be noted that cared By this wonderful discovery-some psychology has now definitely split after change of climate and all other up into quite a number of separate remedies tried, had failed, and the cases had been pronounced hopeless of sure. departments.'

This

Chas also

proved itself effective and prody in ouring Catarah, Hronchitis, Asthma and other serious throat and lung troubles. In order that all in need of this wonderful product of Science

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What?

SHANGHAI SOCCER INTERPORTERS

LEAVE BY EMPRESS

OF CANADA: :

The victoriou Shanghai Inter- port football team have come, quered and gone. They left by the Empress

of - Canada - yesterday -morning, and a large number of Cootball enthusiasts, including Me for CM. Mangers, Mr. G. T May, Mr. 8 Logan, MB Pardoo, Mr. Y.-F. Mok and Mr. Mok Hing were present to bid them farewellin

38.3 1.11.3 1.45 2,15

CRICKET

The following have been selected to represent the C.8,0,0. 1st team versus - KC0.- in a league match on 0.8.C.C. ground on Saturday next: EN

30

30

30.1

30

.RUGGER

CLUB "A" BEAT H.M.S. CORNWALL

Afriendly" Rugger match was J., E. Richardson (Captain), J. played on the Club estenday e the Wilson, H. J. Bebbington, F.tween the Club A team abd

18. 63

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200 500 600

33

449

At this interval some hard hitting was carried out by the Navy backs who continually broke up the drives made by Divett and Francis, for the Club. Working in brilliant com- bination, Currey was able to put the Navy in the lead with a second goal following an attack by the all Medway forwards,

The Club, however, were not yet beaten and assisted by the good work of their hall backs, Noronha in particular, Williams in a fast shot at goal converted to bring the score equal,

The Navy, now attacked furiously but Donald was, well held by Noronha and a determined endea

vour whe made to scora the de cisive goal the time limit ended the game with the score at two goals all.

MAMAK HOCKEY MEETING

TO ELECT NEW SECRETARY AND RECEIVE PROTEST

Human' Personality.

A little reflection will show that this state of affairs need cause no surprise. "Some cynics wanted to

pK Y, TORKERKÁN, DISCOVERER OF THE

refuse the name of Science to Paу- may learn of Sta afloscy for the

a Company hat:

formed to

distribute it to the World, and full particulars can be obtained by writing the Dirk P. Tonksskan“ Co., LTD. (Dept, 0.

1, 881}, '118/(20, Fleet El, London, 16.6.4 and mentioning this paper.

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chology. But it is unreasonable to do so, for, in general, by a Science we mean a number of exact truths, dealing with one subject, connected together, and capable of being “ex- pressed in general propositious

Do not wait if you have, any of the There can be no doubt that Pay-symptoms of Consumption, if you have chology deals with a group of Chronio. Catarb, Bronchitis, Asthma events which are connected; it tries or any Throat or Lang Trouble, write to to explain them, and to gather up day and benelli yourself before it is too ita explanations in a number of late.. A special mesting of the Mamak propositions, which are as definite Hockey Tournament will take place as those proposed to me about light to-night at the Licensing Board, or electricity by the Physicist. But Post Office Building when the meet- Psychology is investigating not ing will discuss the recent protest precisely the amount of heat, in my lodged by the Radio Sports Club-rehand nor the number of bones in their complaint of the referee in my head; it studies the whole hu- their match against the R.A.S.C. man personality expressing itself last Saturday. The election of a now in feeling, now in emotion, new Secretary for the Mamak now in thought, now in willing or Hookey league will also be decided in loving. The other sciences ATG and it is expected that Mr. AE busy with matter and energy, above P Guest will be asked to take over all with energy. When they lay the Secretaryship in view of his before us their ultimate explana

yda yds yda Til experience as Assistant Secretary tions they begin to talk especially

106:120 98 201

* Open sight allowance

-492-

*These men fired with open sighte

bund without alings

last year.

SAINTS" TO VISIT

MANILA

MATCHES ARRANGED FOR CARNIVAL SEASON

On an invitation from the Manila Football Association a football team from the St Joseph's College Foot hall Club will shortly visit the Fired Won Lost Philippine capital.

Records to Date:

Garrison Bergts.

Mess............ HK: Rifle Club 4:31

B. Co. S.W.B.4. "C Co. 8.W.B R.A.Fras HQ Wing 8.W.B.

about manifestations of energy. We may remark that these people are inclined to call their findings exact science, because they can show

many things under the microscope, or give us weighte ́and measures, and they are impatienc with the psychologist because he cannot weigh thought, however, ponderous it be, nor let us examine the motives of conduct under the microscopë, yet if the psychologist turns to them and says ** well what' exactly is your energy, or would you just give me a little peep at your electricity, or have photo graph of gravity" he, too, would find them a bit vague and not quite

The team will consist of the fol-so harmonious in their, concianout. lowing

A. Y Goosno (Captain), B. Golano, L. Ternandes, 8. Bouza, B. Marques, L. Gomes, G.. F. Vio- toar N. Beltrad, A. W. Lawrence, L. Soura, A. Ward, M. Babhan, D

From the very nature of things the psychologist works in quite different way from his solentista. His first.

the physiologist, can fell you all about the energy transformations in the

The remaining teams have not yet Leonard Costa, E. Lawrence body. He will measure the amount

de Home, B. D. Evans, E. W. HMLS. Comwall, and ended in a Hamilton, B. C. K. Hawkins, E. win for the former by three poizita 1 Reed, J. Skinner, H. G. Wall (an unconverted try) to mil. The ington, and R. M. Wood,

game was fast, and although the fired any matches. Club were decidedly superior in their tackling, the spilors managed to hold out

to

The following have been selected represent the 0.8.0.C. 2nd team RCC in a league rustch on Kowloon grounul at 2 pan., on Saturday next

The following were the teams HM8 Cornwallit Aleock, FJ Ling (Captain), F. H. Sab-Lit. Bacchi, AB.Fannien, An hour before their departure Holdman, E. F. Buttro, H. Mid Bruce, A. Allrop, Mid. Shanghai were at Home" and Edmonds, F. F. Matthews, JF. Williamson, Tel. Fale, AB. Law Mr.JS Logan, who entertained McGowan, S. Randle, R. A. Jrenca, Marine South, Lt. Gillingon, the Interporters during their sang Simpson, H. E. Strange, C. Strange Lt. Lumadden, A.B. Patchott, Lt. in the Colony, wis presented with and H. Be Wood,

cigarette case by Mr. Makinin--nna-

of the Shanghai manager.

When asked his opinion about

the Interport, Mr. Stanley Gash, against the Chinese,

GOLF

CA. Coldenburk (manager, and secretary) and H. M. Omar (brain of food taken and the best generat

The team is leaving for Manilsed thereby, and will explain the on Saturday, February, and the action on your heart and your ner matches will be played during the vous system, but he will not be Manila Carnival sensor

de will be seen, the well-known able to tell why you selected that Goiann brothers are - travelling solid-looking chunk of pastry with the team, and no doubt they stead of the more digestible custard will play a big part in the matches pudding, unless he happens January Resides them two players, however know that it is the first triump

there are D Leonard whe-van

MIXED BOGEY" POOL

Played at Fanling Jennings, Mid. Baylo and A.B.5-30:

Major and Mrs. Wren 1 down and Beltran who was reserve in the all know how rash it is to some

chosen for the Interport in 1931, of your sister's cookery citas!" Wo last Interport Other scores. A.. K. and MTA

Club "A" — G. C. Moutrie, J. H. McElney, 8, E. Gerrod, F. R Burch, F. G. Nigel, A. K. Munro,

win

On je whole, the team is a that a person likes a thing merel

the captain of the team, said that He wished to thank Hong Kong They were very happy to take back son behalf of his team for their kind. Austin, AP Cox; N. M. Mao MacLayce and W Mulcahy na formidable one, and although not because he does it, or even bec the cup although he was sorry they hospitality, and for the wonder kintosh, A. LowonAHM Munro, 2 down

owful welcome which enabled them to Harbord 8. For, N MER did not put up a hef Continued at foot of next Colamn) enjoy the trip immensely,

Cochrane, D. Hynes'; L: Goldman, | There were 18 entries.

a representative Hong Kong side, ho happens to remark that, it i we are sure they will bring further sporting credit to this Colony, very nice. The

of the psy

KING'S THEATRE COMMENCING SUNDAY, be 8th February

Cracie

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From Fo

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