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HONG

DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1933.

WEEK-END SPORTING

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

Frost Rides Spotted Butterfly To Victory In Macao Derby

:

H.E. THE GOVERNOR OF MACAO'S FIRST RACING SUCCESS YESTERDAY

BIG DIVIDEND IN OPENING EVENT

(BY" MORNING DEW "')

Yesterday's racing in Macao ttracted a much larger attendance Han urual and there was quite a deal of interest shown in the : värious evants.

Spotted Butterly, ridden by Mr. Frost, won the Macao Derby from Poker Face, Per Ba being third.

H.E. the Governor of Macao scored his first racing success On the course with So On, the winner of the first race. Supporters of this pony were rewarded with the handsome dividend of $91.

The cups won during the afternoon were presented at the close of the mosting by Mrs. Gellion. These trophies were on view out- alds the judges box during the afternoon and they were certainly zack admired, particularly the "Eve" Cup which was won by Partnership,

· PETER YOUNG WINS NOVICES RACE

The sport opened with a very big he liked. Golly Eyes was accend dividend of 301 on So On, a pony and Hazel Leaf third. belonging to H.E. the Governor of

Macao. Ridden by Peter Young the pony led a field of seven all the way home, holding down a strong challenge in the home straight from Agua Pura ridden by Carroll. Chanson took third place with Three Swords to oust Black by half length.

Black was riding Kwang- ohow, which was made favourite.

Belvoir Handicap.

New King and Shimmy 11. were the favourites in the second race, Bib both disappointed, the former, after giving trouble at the start was out of the picture all the way. I Roza on Cheerful Sun, getting well bag, led the field all the way and Noida brought along Brutus with big rush to take second place. Shimmy 11, was third,

. The Eve Cup.

|

Mr.

RESULTS

Race 1.

the Governor of Macao's So On......(Mr. Peter Young) 1

Agua's Agua Purā

(Mr. Carroll) 2 Mr. Mok Hing Wing's Throe

Swords (Mr. Chanson). 3

three lengths; lengths between second and third.

Won by

Time: 2.04.4. Pari-mutuel-

Winner: 801.00.

Place: 815.00; $7.00; 812.00.

two

CANTON RACING

LOCAL FOOTBALL

First Meeting Fixed For March 26

PROGRAMME OF SEVEN EVENTS

There will be charity race meet- ing in Canton on March 26 undor the auspices of the Municipal Gov-1 ernment of Canton. The meeting will be held at Shok Pai and the' first sadding bell will be rung at 1 p.m., the first race to be run at 1.30 p.m.

Hong Kong and Macao ponies will be racing at this meeting, entries for which closes at 10 am, on Fri day, March 17 at 10 a.m. The draft programme is as follows:- 1.The Canton Plate Thres Quar- ters of a Milo.

Winner a silver cup and Canton 1200, Second Canton $100, Third Canton $50. For Chins ponies, the property of Canton residents and

which have been stabled in Canton since 1st January 1933, Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance fee H.K. 85.

2-The Jue Kong Plate: Half a Kite,

Winner silver cup and Canton $200, Second Canton 8100, Third $150. For Chinn ponies, Macko sub scription ponies of any SCASON, winners since 1st January, 1933, barred. Weight, for inches as per scale.

Entrance feo H.K. 85.

3. The Shek-Pal Handicap: 1 Milos.

Winner a cup and Canton $500, Second Canton 8300, Third Canton $150. A handicap for China ponies, non-winning griffins of the Hong Also ran-Carnation II. (Mr.Kong Jockey Club of -1933. To be Lobel); Circus Eve (Mr. Cochrane Kwangchow (Mr. Black); Smiling Commander (Mr. Poy).

Race 2.

Partnership, with five pounds allowance, proved too good for the Mr. F. I. Ko's Cheerful Sun

field in this race and Donald Black deserves special inention for the y he handled the winner. Hea ther Loh! (Mr. Needa) ran beauti- fully and put up a stiff, challenge to the favourite on the run home, but Partnership was too good.

Hodale Handicap. Powerful Ritig was cloverly hund- led by Ipard to win this race from

fold of five. Busbaran and Valley Hall disappointed here as Banjolina TAN into second place. Frost took Herga out in this race, hit the pony was badly outclassed.

Macao Derby,

Messrs. Lo and Laing's Brutus

(Mr. G. W. da Roza)

Mr. Yew Man Kit's Shimmy II. (Mr. V. V. Needa)

!

2.

(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 3. Won by half a length; two lengtha hetween second and third.

Time: 1,36.1. Pari-uiutuel:-

Winner: 821.40.

Also

Placo: 87.20 97.10; 86.80.. Black); Dashaway (Mr, Carroll); ran-Blue Plane (Mr. Genghis Khan (Mr, Harriman); New King (Mr. Caplan); Whitehall (Mr. Lobel).

Race 3. Mr. S.B.K.'s Partnership

Spotted Butterfly on this; the main race of the day, from Poker My A. H. Carroll's Heather

(Mr. Black) 1 Face after the latter had led all

Leaf...(Mr. V. V. Needa) 2 the way round. The ponies swung Mr. Yam Mana Honolulu Moon into the home straight together ap Frost gut for more out of Spotted! Hattefy than Spares could get out of the tired Poker Face. Per Se way third, Mr. Harriman Hiding him well to oust Widnes and Night Patrol.

Subscription Ponies Cup. Battling Horse was the outstand- ing pony in this race and won easily. Prestwick surprised his sup porters by putting up a good race and finishing second, Smiling Com-] mander, starting a second time dur ing: the afternoon, finished third.

The Chairman's Cup. Poker Face was easily the beat pony in the leat race and won as

TRAINING

(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 3 length; six lengths between second Won by three quarters of and third..

Time: 2.15.2, Pari-mutuel

Winner: 10.36

Place: $5.10;25,20,,

ridden by jockeys who have not won more than ten--races anywhere at any time. No whips or spurs allow- ed. Entrance fee H.K. 85,

RESULT OF WEEK-END

MATCHES

WIN FOR LEAGUE LEADERS: POLICE

BEAT KOWLOON ·

TAIKOO SECURES FIRST VICTORY OF

SEASON

The prospects of the Gunders, the present League leaders, lu the Championship were considerably anfianced by their defeat of St. Joseph's on Saturday. The Saints were without the pèrvices of several of their regular players including A. V. Gosario, the In- texporter, and this played a big part in their defeat.

At Sookunpoo the Borderers ware rather lucky to share the points with the Lincolns, as they just managed to equalias at the last minute of the game.

The Mainland teams had a bad day--all losing on home grounds. In the Senior Dívilion, Kowloon were beaten by the Police, while the Club de Recisio suffered defeat at the hands of the Návy. The junior teams of these Clubs also suffered defeat, Kowloon at the hands of Tsung Tein and Rerelo by the Borderers, (full account of these matches will be formd in our Kowloon Supple- ment).

The biggest surprise of the day, however, was in the Third Division where Taikoo, at present at the bottom of the League, secured their first victory of the season by beating the Signals.

They have played 21 matches and only secured four points!

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

S.W. Borderers

Division L.

2

Lincolns

Club de Recreio

.

Royal Navy

Royal Artillery ................ Ď Kowloon F.C.

St. Joseph's

.... 0

Police R.C.

Division II.

1

South Ching

4

Eastern F.C.

2

Kowloon F.C.

I

Division III.

1 Radio S.C..

4

3

Club de Recreio Signals

Royal Artillery China Athletic Trung Tsin

R.A.S.C.

S.W. Borderørs". Taikoo i

LEAGUE TABLES

4. The Whampoa Handicap: Ous Mile, Winner a cup and Canton $500, Second 8300, Third Canton $130. A

Artillery .... South China handicap for China, ponies classified by the Hong Kong Jockey Club as

Borderers E Class at time of entry, and

Lubbons non-winning subscription griffins of

St. Joseph's Navy the Hong Kong Jockey Club of this Club season which have started since 18th February, 1933, Entrance fee H.K. Police

Athletic $5.

Kowloon. Reorció.

5. The Mayor's Cup: One-Mile Winner a cup presented by the Mayor of Chinton and Canton $1,000, Second $700, Third Canton 8300. A handicap for China ponies classified f Athletic by the Hong Kong Jockey Club "D" Class at time of entry. trance fee H.K. 95.

Borderera Lineqina

6. The Shameen-Plate; One Mile, Navy.......

South Chira

860. For China ponies, the pro- Kowloom

Winner a cup and Canton $200, Tsung Tain Second Canton $100, Third Canton Ewo perty of Canton residents and which Club, have been stabled at Canton since St. Joseph's 1st January, 1933. Winner and Eastern placed ponies of the Canton Plate barred. Weight for inches as per

Also run:-Gold Box (Mr. L G scale. Entrance fee H.K, 95. Frost).

Race 4.

Mr. G. H. Potts' Powerful King Mr. Mok Hing Wing's Banjolina

(Mr. Heard) 1

(Mr. Roza) 2 Mr. Valloy's Valley Hall

(Mr. Caplan) 3 (ontinued on next coluuan j

TIMES

SATURDAY'S PERFORMANCES AT

THE COURSE

Qr.

The following are the times registered at the course by the new.. subscription griflina which will be racing in Hong Kong in April:

Die 1st rel 3rd 4th 5th Last tance. Qr. Qr. Qr.

Qr. Qr

35.3 1.59 2.34.2 3.00.2 35 .:1.59

2.34.23.09.2 · 35 · 314

Pony.

Darien Gay Butterfly

Cossack's Blood Victor Golden Hope Fanny Face Cuckoo Eyes Viennem

Sure Trick

Oke

37 1.13 1.48.3

43.1.21

43 1.21

48.3 1.38.1 211

40.4 1.43.3 2.14.1 2531 3.25.2, 391. 49.4 1.43,3 2.14.1 2.59.73.26,0

40.3

1.20.11.55.1

36.3

1,14.4 1.53

40

1.17, 1:52.4 +2.20.2

40 1.17.2 1.52.4 -9.20.2

Gold Agerp Baguio

Felicity Star Fortune Star Bill Brewer..... Plinlimmon... The Panther The Greylag Duplex

Not a Pho Tim

What's That

De Minimis Aden

1.

*}} 1.20 1.52.3 41.1 1.19 .1.50.1 41.1 1.10 1.80.1

7. The Chung Shan Handicap:

Borderor's Three Quarters of a Mile. R.A.8.0 Winner a cup and Canton $500, St. Joseph's

Lincolas, Second Canton $300, Third Canton Athletic

Division I.

Goals.

P. W. D. L. F. A. P.

·15 12 0 3 44 99 24 11 6 1 9 9 10 17 13 7 2 4 41 18 10 12 6 2 4.25 19 14 11 6 1 4 23 16 13 15 6 0 728 26 12

13.6 0.7 17 33 12 11 6 0 6 18 20 10

@a2 3 26 20 8 14 4 0 10 27 23 8 14 10 13 17 82 2 Division II.

Goals.

P, W. D. L. F. A; P. 20 18 3 1 57. 13 55 19 14 14 81 23 20

18 12 2 4 48.21 20

19 11 3 5 55 35

18 11 3 4 51 26 ...18 92 7 40 81 1978 0 33

18 7 2 9 44 33 10 4 2 13 29

17 2 3 12 21

15. 2013-20

18 1 1 10 10 78

Divisiem III.

Goals.

P. W. D. L. F. À. P.

17 15 1 1 87 16 31 ... 17 13 13 08 11 27 15 13 0 2 60 17:30 10 10 3 3 61 18 93 18 8 .66 37 38 21

$160. A handicap for China ponies South China ... 18 7 3 8 41 37 17 confued to Macao subscription Raklio ponics of any season. Entrance feo | R.A.F.

H.K. $6.

R.E.

Recreio

Bignals

Taikoo

Won by 23engths; 24 lengths-he-University- tween second and third,

Time: 1.31.4.

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: ?

Place: $9.10; 89.00.

Also ran: Buchanan (Mr. Needa);

Berga (Mr. Frost);

Race 6,

Mr. Woo Lai Tin's Spotted

Butterfly...........(Mr. Frost) I Mr. Samson's Poker Face

(Mr. Soares) Mesara. Lewis and Tinson's Per

So .... (Mr. Harriman) 3 Won by three lengths; three lengths; between second and third.

Time: 3.12.1. Pari-mutuel

Winner: $10.40.

Place: $5.00; $0.00. Also ran:-Widnes (Mr. Heard); Night Patrol (Mr. Needa).

Bace C.. Mcases, Waung and Li's Battling

Horse (Mr. Caplan) I Mr. F. I. Ko's Prestwick

32.1

30

40

45 1.20 · 1/50 2.30 3.04.3 34.3 45 1,20 1.55 2.30 3.04.3 4.3 41.9 1.25.3 2.06.2 2.43 3.10.4 33.4

1.16 1.61.1

30.1 1.18 1.55.

3.02.2 34.2 30.4

2.26 2.32,2

37.1

37.1

35..

38.1

..

33.

31.3 33.1

138

3.15.233.1 3.06.2

41

1.18.2 1.51

41

1.22.3 2,00

National Day

43

Glorious Day

43

32.3 9.33.4

3.07.2 33.3 1.24.3 2.03 2.49.2 3.15.1 32.4 1,24,3 2.05 2.42.9 3.15/1 32.4 35.2 30.3 1.10.4 1.53.4 2.28.1 3.02.1

.44.1

39.3 1.10.4 1.53.4 2.20.4 3.0.1 36.2

.1.24.4 2.02.1 2.35:2 2.02.1 2.35.2 44.11.24.4

33.1 -33.1:

Vigilance.

Good Sport... Grand Blam Melody

40

213.2 1.24.22.03.32.40.1

1402 2003 2001

1.17 1.63.3 2.36

(Mr. Roza) 2 Miss Fearon's Siniling Comman

dor..... (Mr. Frost) 3 Won by six lengths half a length between second and third

Time 10.2.

Pati-mutuel

Winders $13.80.

Place: 7.30; $8.80; #13.16, Also rum-Allwell (Mr, Needa) Bold Lad Mr. Heard); Jackie (Bif. Liang); Tien Feng Shan (Mr. Fung).

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14 8 2 4 52 23 16

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FIRST DIVISION

ST. JOSEPH'S . ARTILLERY.

This game was played at Happy Yalley and ended in a win for the Gunners by five goals to three. St. Joseph's, folded several reser- ves, and were without the services of their star forward, A. V. Gosa no. Their defence was weak, and the halves were not inspiring, but their towarda were fast and dangerous despite Gosanc'sub- sence. By the play seen, the Saints would probably have won the match had, they turned out their reguli eleven, The Gun- is, although brilliant at times, did not play up to their usual standard and the most dangerous part of their attack, was the coun- bination on the left between Moore and Seal.

The Saints kicked-off, and within a minute, took the lead through B. Gosano from a nice pass by Omar. Despite this early setback, the Gunners were always on the offensive, and after about Fren minutes play foore equaled- from a pass by Bryant Bhortly afterwards, the Gunters took the lend through Bryant From then on the flunners had most of the play, but Gough missed two nice opportunities when, with no one to mark him, he shot wildly over the

bar

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H.K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT

CONCLUSION IN SIGHT-FINAL MATCHES NEXT WEEK

PROGRAMME FOR WEEK

(BY SALADIN)

Favoured by fine weather, capital | Le decided on Tuesday, March 91, progress has been made in the Hong between J. A. Cassumbhny and 8. Kong Cricket Club tournament, A. Rumjahn. which includes both the Open The programme for the week

follows :i

Singles and Open Doubles Chara- pionships of the Colony. All the events, with the exception of, the Handicap Doubles, are well advan- ced; and it is expected that the tournament will be brought to conclusion on Thursday, March 20 when he final of the Open Doubles will be decided and the distribution of prizes will take placé.

COMDR. H. A. PACKER AND COMDR. R. SHAW

new aspirants for honours in the Doubles Championship of the Dolony, who meet L Goldman and E. G. Fincher in the semi- final to-morrow. They are fan- 1 cled in many quarters to reach the anal. This is their initial attempt in the tournament.

After the interval, the Gunners continued to press and further i creased their lead when Bryant sent in a hard shot. The Saints defence showed signs of tinng and it was mostly through this that the Gunnery managed to score. Į matches take place as follows:- lostead of clearing they preferred to dally in front of their gol mouth, and when rnshed simply tapped the ball

Only two matches in the Open championships are down for deci- in this week, during which the club's ties will compose the bulk of the programme, The principal

Play was then transterred to the other side for a while, but the Gunners sooo returned to the ai tack. In a meleg in front of goal, Moore scored giving his side three-goal lead,

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TO-DAY

Club Championship. Capt. Cannon e. M. F. Waring.

Handicap Singles "A." Owen Hughes (owe 4/8) v. Waite (owe 2/6),

S. E. Green (owo 134) v. H. J. Armstrong (owe 5/8). ;)

&

Handicap Doubles,

Bishop and Henderson (owe 3/8) Dunham and Stone (ser-).

Trail and Johnstone (scr.) v. Butlers and Todd (scr.).

Robb and Bryden (rec. 13) r. Brunger and Morbans (rec. 4/8).

TUESDAY (MARCH 14).

Open Doubles. Semi-final-Comdr. Packer and Coindr, Shaw r.. L. Goldman and E. C. Fincher.

Handicap Singles ** A.”** Henderson (one 5/6) r: Gamble (owe 2/6).

D. S. Green (rec. 4/8) v. Owen Hughes (owe 4/0) or Waite (owe (2/6).

Handicap singles "B." Mr. Bride (ser.) e.. Owen (owa 110).

Lewis Bryan (ser.) v. Bishop (owe 4:6).

Handicap Doubles. Macdonald and Manndar (rec 4/6). Stocker and Waring (owe 15).

Mixed Doubles, Gordon and Miss Thomas (owe 2/6). Patterson and Mrs. Stafford Smith (owe 2/6).

WEDNESDAY (MARCH (5)

Handicap Singles "A."

OPEN DOUBLES SEMI-FINAL-Bowker (owe 3/8). Armstrong

Tuesday,

Comdr. Packer and Comdr, Shaw r. L. Goldman and Eu C. Fincher. Thursday,

Y. Hachiuma and J. W. Leonard H. D. Rumjahn and S. A. Rum- jahu,

The final of the Open Singles will

(owe 5/6) or 8. E. Green (owe 15.4). Handicap Doubles,

Robb and Bryden (ree. 15) or Brun- Mousley and Walker (ser.) i

ge and Morhans (roo. "4/6).

Monoghan and Holmes (owe 15) Lewis Bryan and Canon (owe

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