1933-02-04 — Page 13

MACAO RACES

PROSPECTS OF SECOND EXTRA MEETING

SOME SELECTIONS FOR THE PUNTER

(BY MORNING DEW.")

The Macao Jockey Club's second Extra Race Meeting takes place to morrow at Areia Preta, Maca, and there is

. programme of seven races on the card. "Macao

ubscription griffins will have veral races to themselves and these ponies, being somewhat erratic in their form, there is a distinct like lihood of good dividends.

The programme opens with a race for subscription griffins of the Macno. Club which have not won at the first extra race meeting. The vent is over half a mile and as there are no less than thirteen en tries, punters will be hard put to it to try and pick the winner Shimmy II ran a good race on January 15 when he was second to Battling Horse, over five furlongs. He ought to win this event to The strongest opposition will come from Cheerful Sun, who was only a short head behind Shimmy II the last time out. An- other good candidate is Carnation II, and it looks as though this pony might get a place.

morrow.

|

kept for this race and Pure Music too. If Venturous goes out here he might got a place, beenuse the shorter distance should suit him.

Novices Race..

The fifth rnee is for novices over' once round. Valley Hall is eater- ed and should win if started Buchanan is a good candidate and with a nine pounds, concession, should prove an attractive bot. Powerful King might have a good deal to-day- bore and Gallant Fox is not entirely out of the running. Imperial Hall ran badly in Kwanti Inst Sunday and does not appeal, while Banjolina is going out in the Ladies race which is next on the

card.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,

GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY

Old Course.

0.20 to 9.94 nm, not to be booked by travellers on 8.37 train 9.99 à.m. C, H. Button and D.

Ellis.

0.32

9.30

9.40

8.4k..

9.48

:

9.32.1 0,36,

10,00

10.04

30.08

ty

:

:

Miss Fearon, I hear, mayride 10.12. City of Shanghai in the Ladies' Handicap and that Banjolina will10.16 be ridden by Miss Scott Marston. This ought to make a very good race. Cabinet Hall ought to get the remaining place.

יי

-30.20

10.24

77

་་

"

10.32

+

The last race of the day is oYBI a mile and a quarter and there seems to be no reason why Tien 10.23 Feng Shan should not win her: especially since he is in at a very convenient weight. Blue Plane the other place and if anything is 10,30 looks as though he is going to get going out here and which will becoming in the nature of an upset kept for Inter races as most of the it will be from Battling Horse, entries are also entered for later

The second race over a mile for subscription griffins of any season ought to see a good race. difficult to sen which ponies will be

It 18

events. However, in spite of his weight, if New King were to start: in the second race, he should win. Blue Plane, I see has got his handi. cap at 149 pounds and this might prove to be a great advantage for him. Drian at 157 is not such a bad thing, and is likely to run into a place. Battling Horse, Bold Lad and Jackie will probably wait for a later event, but if they start here they are all good each-way bets, particularly Battling Horse.

The third race over six furlongs is, for, anbseription griffins which have arrived since December 5, 1032, and one can hardly have any doubt about Battling Horse's ability to win this event. I pick Bold "Lad and Jackie for the other places.

The fourth race is also for subs of the Macao Club. It is over once round and any of the panics selected for the earlier races which do not face, the starter have a chance of getting this event. Drian might be

BILLIARDS IN ENGLAND

GOLD CUP TOURNAMENT

(Special Air-Mail Service)

SELECTIONS

Race 1, Shimmy II.

11

•.

10.40

10.44

17

10.43

Cheerful gun. Carnation,

10:32

**

10.30

11.00

11.04

21

11,08

+

Race 2. New King.

Blue Plane. Drian,

Race 3. Battling Horse.

Bold Lad, Jackle,

Race 4. Drian.

Pure Music.. Venturous,

Race 5. Valley Hall.

.:

R. ( Webb and W, N. A. Smalley.

D. S. Robb and J. P. Shorry.

D. J. Mackie and A. C. Peterson.

O. Eager and H. C. Hop- king. E. R. Halifax and A. B. Raworth

41

C. Thwaites and E. Lewis A. H. Penn and F. Syme Thomson.

C. E. Sandstrom and C. B. Roberison...

f

LOCAL FOOTBALL

Full Programme To-Day

J4 MATCHES IN ALL

have been somewhat delayed by the The local League matches, which Interport, will be in full swing to- day, when no less than fourteen games in the three divisions will be decided.

All these matches, however, are replays, three in the first Division six in the second and five in the third.

In the first Division the best match will probably be that between the Navy and the Police. In their last encounter the latter won by four goals to nil, but the sailors will probably turn the tables this afternoon, as they are able to draw upon a lot of new talent from the many ships now in harbour.

The Artillery and the Borderers should repeat their feata by

-39-

W. Malchy and S. J. H.counting forstho Recreio and the

Club respectively.

Fox.

R. K. Valentine and J. P. Warren,

A. Macfarlane. and McKellar,

D. J. Fraser and M.

Turner.

C. W. Jeffries and Pittendrigh.

•

*

The leaders of the second divi- sion, the Chinese Athletic should get. two valuable points at the expense of St. Joseph's at Happy Valley, but: Hthe best match in this division will

A.

be seen at Caroline, where tho. Navy will meet South China. The result W.is very much in doubt, but the Bailors, with their new talent, | should just manage to win.

N. K. Littlejohn and W. J. S. Key.

M. W. Budd and J. Mag- Knight.

J. B. Logan and H. H. Mundy.

B. D. Evans and R. W Taplin,

J. R. MoEschran and L. A. Calcraft,

C. W... F. Booker and

W. A. Stewart.

3. F. Robinson and J. Edie.

M.

J. A, Shaw and R. Sanget.

•

+

"

The two rival Clubs, in the Third Division, the Radio and St. Joseph' will clash at Happy Valley, and the match is promised to be a very keen and hard fought one. In their last encounter, St. Joseph's just managed to win by the odd goal in three. It must be said, however, that at that time the winners turn ed out several second division play- era; and it is no surprise, that the Radio, who have been improving match after match, will avenge their defeat this afternoon.

The R.A.8.C. and South China match also promises to be a good

J. E. Dykes and E. D. one, as the teams are not far apart Matthews.

from each other in the League Tables. A very even match should. sen the soldiers slightly superior.

THE PROGRAMME.

Col. Cousens and Col. Ranshaw.

JH, Goare and R. C. LAW.

The following is the programme

E des Voeux and T. C. for to-day: Monaghan.

11.12 J. H. Pethick and W.

Marshall."

11

Powerful King. Buchanan,

11.16

Race 6. Banjolins,

11.20

Olty of Shanghai, Cabinet Hall, Race 7. Tien Feng Shan.

Blue Plane, Battling Horse.

11,24

+

11.28

**

11.32

11.30

:

'VARSITY NEWS

+

F. Austin and P. Gmat.

A. E. Lissaman and H. U. Treland.

J. B. Emmert and A. M. Kirkby.

R. Young and L. A; R. Duncan.

H. X. Williimson and J. Forbes..

H.-C. Gould and H. Hampton.

New Course,

9.20 to 9,24 nm, not to be booked by travellers on 9.37 train. 9.39 .m. W. G. and Mrs. Fischer,

H. and Mrs. Evelie,

Prof. W. I. Gerrard has been elated President of the University Medical Society. Meases. K. K Lia and E. II. Ong are Chairman and Ifon. Secretary respectively of the Society for 1933-34.

Athletic Golours. London, Jan 17-Play in the first heat of the Gold Cup Tourna- Messrs. A.T. Lee, N. Vangassoff and ment was continued at Thurston's | A. T. Noranbboy have been award- Hall, Leicester Square, yesterdayed the Athletic Greens." At the when McConachy held a lead of annual seports last year, Lee estab- 6,325 over Davis, a position which listed a new javelin record, Vor indicated his ultimate victory. Me kassoff shot-put record, and Conachy's play in the afternoon Nomanbhoy a new 10,000 metres 30.12 was much more moderate than regard.

ก

First Division,

Recreio v.Artillery. Navy' . Police.

Club v. S. W. Borderers.

Second Division.

Tsung Tain v. Borderers,

R. A Eastern;

Club . Ewo.

St. Joseph's v. Athletics. South China s. Navy, Lincolns v. Kowloon.

Third Division Borderers e. South China, RA.S.C. v. Chinese. Recreio . Lincolns. Dadio v. St. Joseph's. Taikoo

. University.

YACHTING

0.40

9.48

17

V. R. Gordon and F. H. Glover,

9.36

R. A. Rodgers and A. G. C. Fournier.

3RD RACE FOR

30.03

*

2

A. T. Lay and O.. F. Hale,

S. S. Cook and Mra. Sherry.

Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Smalley.

R. R. Davis and J. C.. Dunbar.

· TROPHY "'

Course: (1) Channel Rock (P),

(2) Kowloon Rock (P), (3) Mark

'on Line (3), (4) Rumacy Shoal (P)..

Distance: 7 miles.

Started at 2.04 p.m.

1933.

EVERYTHING.E.C.) ELECTRICAL

your guarantee

ANNOUNCEMENT

PEARE

Osram

AMPS

AS FROM FEBRUARY 1st PRICES FOR

BRITISH MADE

"OSRAM”'

PEARL GASFILLED LAMPS

WILL CONFORM TO THE NEW SCHEDULE OF PRICES

ISSUED BY THE CHINA UNITED LAMP CO.

s

GUARANTEE

THERE

The General Electric Company, Ltd. guarantees that OSRAM lamps are manufactured throughout in England, are made from the best materials and comply in every respect with the specification for Tungsten Lamps, No. 181- 1930

of the British Engineering Standards Association.

PRICES WATTS

40

80

60"

1.00-

75

100

1.20

150 200

2.00

3.00

IS NOW MORE REASON THAN EVER TO BUY

BRITISH MADE “OSRAMS"

EVERYTHING

There

9.&.C. ELECTRICAL

your guarantee

ROYAL OBSERVATORY'S DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

STATION

Tokio ....... Kochi...

Nagasaki

Kagoshima Oshima

Hose KFT

FEBRUARY 2, 1938.

BAROMETER

Win

AT A LATEL

inches

Alw

EKANTEROILS

80.141 765.5

90.24 765.3

80.14 765.5. ao.

80.12 765.0 E8

80.16 768.1 | 61° 80.06-763.2 65 80.06 788.4 70

Tilaa ammkitiFLETE

DETONTAR

ม

FEBRUÁBY 3; 1933.

BARONNER"

AS. BEA. LAVIG

Inches Milire.

VIKIELIIT --

Word

NNE

NNW NW

NNW

NNW

NE

NE

* 80.12) 765.0

80.18766.5

.80.12 765.0

$80,08 | 764.0 80.06 768,5.... 80.44 | 778,2 | 21

80.47774.0 29

8 | NNW

· 80,50| 774.7 | 83 | 76 | NNW

-80.24|| 768.1'| 48

30.18 766.660 26 ENE

6 N

Wladivostock

12

30.31 787.4.14.

8

Nemuro...... Eskodate

11

30.041 708.0

ૐ

80.32 770.1 30.04 783.0

80.08 784.0...

NNW

30.02 782.8

NW

29.981 761.0

100

80.08 164.0!

20.20 767.0

N

2

80.24 769.0

-

NNW

ROUSE

NNW

80.14 765.5

Naha

NE

Ishigakijime

80.08 764.0

E

2

Bonin Irland

Chefoo

Shanghai

15 14

30.31.769.9

NW

anal, and for an aggrogate of

*

Gutzlaff

80.39 772.0 40 80.48 772.9 81

6 NNW

10.20

450 his average was only 56, while

Basketball Club,

Wenchow

Davis scored 1,203 for an average The following are the new office- of 124, reducing the margin bebearers of the Varsity Basketball tween the totals to 5,569.

Clith-Chairman :- Mr. S. T.

10.28

Time

Foochow....

30.19 765.8 50

6.

E

..E

13

10,361

Mrs. Jeffries and Mrs. Matthews.

10.44

Whaler. Finished. Pos' Pis Whitshed

....... 3.20.28 Wishart

3.35.41 * Verity

3.30.10 3 Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Veteran

3.44.04 4 Sommers,

10.52 11,00

W. J. and Mrs. Roberts.

· Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Munro.

11.09

19

A B. Purves and IT. S. Whyte Smith,

11.18

Boccer.

• Davis was in play when the game Cheune, Hon Secretary: Mr. W. was continued with at (unfinished). | W. Yeung, Captain of the Team: and he began well by increasing Mr. P. K. Kwok. this to 200, making two short runs

Me

of cannons and missing a thin cu shion cannon at the finish. Conseby failed at a similar stroke after scoring 10s, but he was quick y in possession again, Davis sur prisingly missing dressy straight winner. For a few innings the scoring was low and the only inci dont was when Davis, forced. the

ball off the table in trying for a "steeplechase" loser.

Engineering Dance,

A dance, held by the Engineer ing Society, will take place in the Great Hall of the University at 8 p.m. to-day, This is the Society's third annual dance,...

. Cricket...

The University cricket team will

N. I, and Mrs, Perrin.

play the Royal Navy in a league FORMER KENT CRICKETER instchent 9 p.m. to-day at King'a

CLUB DE RECREIO v. ST.

ANDREWS

+

After a run of 80 by McConachy, Fork The team is as follows:-A. Davis gave an attractive display, M. Rodrigues (Capt.), A. T. Lee, beginning with a run of 75-can-L. T. Ride, D. K. Bamy, D. J. N. MR. L. P. HEDGES DIES AT 12 St. Andrew Ladies on Saturday. mons, and then playing well all Anderson. H. Namanbhoy, E. L. round the table for a period. A Gosano. A. T. Nomanbhoy, A. A..

further 68 cannons took him past Aziz, P. ff. Power, and F..get Hedges, the Oxford Univer E. Xavier, 3, Alves, H. Gitterres,

500, but at 530 he failed to reach | Zimmern.

the second object in attempting" x rather, difficult cushion cannon. He

followed with 67 while McConachy The Following will represent the added 09 and 60, and in the last few minutes of the session Davis undergrades in a league soccer quickly made a break of 288, which match against Taikoo at 2,48 p.m. to-day at Happy Valley-CH. included" o "run of 76 cannods. Mc Lin, 8. P. Loh, K. 8. Low, 8. Reed Conschy miscued at a run through Lant.), S. 1, Wong, H, B. Tan, C. cannon and Davis losing his on T Law, P. P. Kho, K. M. Ho, L. ponent's ball at his opening shot, Olivoirs and Lee scored 66 off the red in a break of a double 70 finishing by leaving

Scores at the interval were:--

880 Du

included runs of 44 and 61 can. non, but his only breaks of note during the remainder of the see. sion were 41 and 177, which includ. ed 60 cannons. Davis chief runs ENEDATENSAPANAT were 160," but then.

The following have heen chosen to represent Club de Recreio's Ladies' Hockey team in a Caer Clark Cup league'match against the

the 4th just, on the Y.M.0.A. ground at 3 pm, sharp't—eg Lomon, Jan. 17-Mr. Lionel

A Almada, C. Cemund, Basto sity, Kent and Gloucestershire B. Temedion. C. Silva, Q, Ribeiro, county cricketer, who has been an A: Álves and M. Remedios. assistant master at Cheltenham College for eight years, died at MEDWAY TEAMS v. HERALD

AND VARSITY. Cheltenham to-day. He was 39.

The following have been selected to represent H.M.S. Medway H.C. and Betway "A" in the matches this week-end

· An old Tonbridgian, he was one of five Freshmen who secured their Blues in 1920 In the 1896 season, while playing occasionally for Gloucestershire, he made 320 m, with an average of 24.04, It was as a fielder that he was perhaps best known, his work at cover point be. ag brilliant.

Kedway "Av. EMS. Herald.

Saturday, Happy Valley at 4.18

Oldfield A.B. Wylie; A B. Cornish, pm, sharp-A.B. Hemsley; C.P.O A:B. Hall, A:B. Noble: Ste. Barsby, He was only 21 when playing Tel. Benson, A.B. Kindred, Sig for Rene against Essex, he scored Nelson, A.B. Chapman a century, but perhaps his finest Medway H.O. 1, Univerally H.C. performance was his 97 in Hitch's Monday, Casoline Hill, a pill benefit match at the Oval, which League Match A.B. Long AB saved Kent from collapse in their Steers, L/Bea. Rhodes; ERA Wisdom, ER.A Dunne, AB. part in Mr Hodge; A.B..Robertson, A.B. Birch

iking film ley, A.B.-Holmes, Tel: Lewis, A.B. Allen Réserver P.D. Roberta,

Koshun

Pescadores Hong Kong. Gap, Book

MAGGO....

Hoihow i Prata Island. Phalien ...... Toursue Cape St. James: Basco's Aparri Tuguegarao Vigan Manila Legapi Calbayog Tacloban

Labuan₤429,94-780.6816.

29,64 || 753,0 | 70 29.84788.0-76- 29.81 757.2 29.83757.6

29.81 757.2 74

29.80 750.8

99.77756.1 29.81 757.2

29.90759.1:72

TO

A February 8d. 104. 80m.—The anticyclone remains stationary over N. China, and continues to increase in

intensity

Fresh monsoon will prevail over the Chinn court, and the northern China Con

Hong Kong rainfall for the '24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inch. Total inches, against nu average of 1.65 inches.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON ON

A DiFratoT,

"A, Shanghai to barnscout ** B.—Turnshout to Hong Kong C-Hong Kong to Gap Book..

Hong Kong to Hainan Straite -North China Eas

"N.EFwinds; moderate to

aloud

and N.E.,winds, fresh,

10.48

3

2

Amoy Bwatow Tafboko Thichti

ENE

ESE

80.19 766.7 | 64

N

80.08 764.0 56

80.05 768.2 86

Tainan....

13

80.02 762.476 80.10 || 764.6 | 69 80.04 763.0 61

NNE

b

-80.01| 762.1| 65.

KNE

NNE

·80,10]·764.4 | 68.

NNE

E

80.10 764.5 | 65°°

ENE

HOCKEY

80.05 768.2 63

ENE

80.08 764,062 1.8 ENE

80.01 762.3|| 68 | #

BE

30.07 763.3 56 NE

28.97 761.8 70 8

NE

80.03 7828 53

29.93 760.2 29

ME

29.91 759,7 77

व्र

28.98 760.070

29.87 738.8 74

NE

80.02 762.8 61 | 6 ENE 30.09 764.2 66 1

29.99761.8.69 V8 WNW

|29,96|- 760,968

29,88768.8 79 8

N

{.29,92 ||760.0|79

99.80 756.8 29.78 766.388

Allo Coobu Burigao Baipen...... Guam

Yap

29.76 736.088

29.77-766:169 11.00 12.22 29.76756.8 11.00 29.78756.3

NE

Работе

8. -NE:

N