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AMAZING GOLF BY ALLAN DAILEY

53 HOLES WITHOUT LOSS

PROFESSIONALS FAIL TO GIVE AMATEURS BIG HANDICAP

By Gronor GREENWOOD

(Special Air-Mall Service)

London, April 1. Allan Dailey, the young hero of che Roehampton tournament, was aturally the centre of attraction b. the match between many of the eading British amateure and the ominees of the Ryder Cup team on the new course at Addington westerday.

With the idea of putting the pro fessionals on their mettle it was should that.

they Stranged

.iu start holes five Concede

handi- terrifie thirty-six, 21 cap to be sure, and, as it turned out, just beyond the capacity of Dailey. Promoted to leading plaça In the team, an honour he worthily upheld. Dailey was beaten by T. A Torrance, the British Walker Cap captain, at the thirty-sixth hold after one of the most interest. ing struggles I have witnessed for Some lite

There are few professionals; Bri- Lish or American, who ran concede succefully five holes in two rounds to Torrance, one of the stendiest and most experienced players in the amateur ranks. But Dailey nearly did it, the match being all last: hole (435 square with the yards) to play.

Jutting well out on to the fair- way about 230 yards up the course on the right is a bunker which is the key to the hole. Dailey's drive after the first bource pitched straight into the hazard, whence he attempted to reach the green with a brek-or-nothing iron shot, the only thing left open to him in order to save the match. It was a brave effort, the ball falling 40 yards short of the green. The run- up shot was five yards wide and the butt which everybody hoped and expected he would hole was missed by no more than an inch.

A Fine Chip Shot.

I am bound to say that a halved match would have been a more equitable result, for Torrance's iran shot to the green, badly push ed out, was only saved from top pling into the bunker by a tuft of grass. It is true that he played a beautiful chip to the holeside, but

I cannot get rid of the impression that Torrance was a little lucky to win the hole for the match.

an

to £11

ing a hole. This is an achievement which, I think, has no parallel in golf. The sequence came. end, as it had to do some time, at the tenth, where Dailey was un- favourably placed for the second shot, and his putt failed to drop.

WAS

"The best putter I have ever Torrance's coinment Bean," after he had watched Dailey per form in the opening stages of the match.

Dailey was not on the first green i with his second shot, but he pitch- ed four yards from the fing and holed the putt. He ran down a similar sort of putt at the third for a 3, rammed in one of six yards for a 4 at the sixth, and followed with three successive 3's. This was stupendous: but could it last?

The putting certainly did for the remainder of the round, for in the homeward Half Dailey took 14 & total of twenty-seven, pults, which compares with Bobby Jones's twenty-eight putts during his re card round of 68 at St. Andrews.

Dailey would have had a remark- able score but for the fact that he erashed at two holes. At the thir-

th, his drive was in the rough, and the second shot in the woods. This cost him a 7, which was fol lowed with a 6 at the sixteenth, where he was bunkered right of the green, and lo and ended by taking three behold!

For the first time for days putts. the putter had failed him..

When Putter Falled.

on

the

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too

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1933

MACÃO RACES

ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS

FOR SUNDAY

The following are the entries and weights for the race meeting at Macio on Sunday,

There are quite good entries for the first race, which is the ladies where hitherto successful event, lady-riders will be carrying a penalty of ten pounds.

It this connection; it should be pointed out that the penalty.of ten pounds applies, in the case of riders who have won and the condition of the race which read “riders' ten pounds penalty for any race won this year," does not mean "ten pounds penalty für

one or more races

each race wun."

1-Unofficial). The Ladies' Event

Class. (Once Round), lbs.

Just Imagine

Oh Yeah

Sanction

Blue Plane Circus Eve Dasha way Green Jado.

Pure Music

U.S. BASEBALL

SUNDAY'S RESULTS

(TANOUGH RENTKE'S AGENCY.]

WASHINGTON, Apr. 30. PITCHERS were given a gruelling time in to-day's major league Fallenstein baseball programmes, of Boston being the only successful one. He blanked out the New York Giants, who were decisively beaten in a double, header:

The New York Yankees ran riot in a double header with Boston in the American League, Gehrig'soor- ing two home runs in one game:

Stons and Walker also hit. bril- liantly for Detroit to notch coupler of homers apiece.

National League,

R. H. E. 0 3 0 6 1

4

(Fallenstein pitched and blank.

4 13

1

3

A

1

(Berber homered for Baston)

B 7 2

38 1

for

(Odmul scored a home run

る 3

8 11

2

7

11

密

5 *

→

Auction Bridge Blue Plane Bold Lad

140

130

New York

130

Boston

Cheerful Sun

130

Gold Bridge

140

ed out the Giants)

140

140

New York

Pure Music

130

Boston

140

Shanghai Beau

140

Smiling Commandor

..... 130 2.-The Green Island Handicap (Half n Mila).

Brooklyn

Philadelphis

lbs.

Brooklyn)

158

Cincinnati

155

Pittsburg

140

140

Chicago.

Happy Man

155

St. Louis

158

Smiling Commander Jingo

157

and Herman for Chicago)

155

149

Chiengo

0 3 11

153

St. Louis

(Seven

American League.

lbs.

140

New York

R. H. E. 11 17

100

Boston

Carnation 11.

*182

Cheerful Sun

155

the Yankees)

144

140

New York

163

140

159

home runs)

145,

Cleveland

Chicago

Whitehall Sakate 3.-The Macao Handicap,

Agua Pur Bold Lad

Furlongs).

Happy Man

Kwangchow.. Now King

Pure Music

Shimray II.

So On

Three Swords II. 140

It misbehaved in the second round; at least the putts, which 4.The Colowan Handicap. (Five Dailey had previously holed gaily did not drop. It was much to expect that they would go on dropping for ever. After finish- ing all square with a score of 72, Dailey played some rather loose iron shots in the second round and quickly became two down,

Baguio

(Pepped homered for St. Louis

& 5 0

(Gehrig scored two home runs for

9

9

3 ...

< 0

Boston r

(Ruth and Lazzeri (2) scored

1

3 10 0

(Kress homered for Chicago)

5 11 17.

8 11

3 Q

(Levey homered for St. Louis)

Furlongs),

lbs.

St. Louis

145

Detroit

Bold General City of Canton

130

150

Cossack's Blood

148

St. Louis

Heather Leaf

140

Detroit-

Melody

168

145

two home runs for Detroit)

Paul Joncs

148

152

Washington

5 B

Philadelphia

12

2

4

Oh Yeah

Lucky Star

N.B-lf top weight does not start

fought back courageously, and squared with a beautiful 2 at the eleventh. He was unlucky to lose the next, a hole of 500 yards, at which he hit a colossal drive, and was in a ditch twelve yarda all weight to be raised 5 lbs. over the green with a full mashle-5.-The Talpa Handicap "D" Class niblick shot. He squared again at the sixteenth with a delightful 4, but lost, as already described, at the last hole.

After a strenuous week it was not sarprising that his golf had a tir- ed appearance towards the end of the match. It was a feather in Torrance's cap that he actually heat Dalley level in the second round.

The start of the match was of so' starting a nature that it looked as if Dailey was about to annihi- late his opponent. His home-made putter with aluminium head and hickery shaft was again 2 magic implement. He holed the ball from anywhere and every where, so mystifying Torrance that when the ninth was reached he had The professionals won the singles margin of one point, but lost not only lost his five hales' start, but was actually one down. Dat by fourteen matches to twalve, with days. ley's score to the CITA was 33, one halved, an which included only thirteen putte, Among the outstanding successes an incredibly small number.

was that of J. McLean, the Scot- tish amateur champion, who de feated Kenyon by tea and eight. Equally noteworthy was the vic- tory by eight and six of Rex Hart- ley" over Havers.

Including the winning sequence at Roehampton, Dailey at this point had played 63 holes against llustrious opponents without los-

· PUBLIC SCHOOLS GOLF TOURNEY

Win for Rugby

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, April 11.

A now name will be inscribed on

the Halford-Hewitt Cup, for at

N

the

two

tion, and the names of Martin and Gow should be surrounded with A rich halo of onthusiastic cheer.

·ing ti

Everybody Frantic!

(Once Round).

Jbs.

Black Rock Cobu

150

150

Flying Bay Glen Shee

168

153

Golly Eyes

158

Helter Skelter

158

Iron Grey. Now, King

150

140

Spotted Leat

145

The Loafer....

156

Valley Hall

150

White Butterfly

159

6.-The Ho Xiang Handicap "E"

Claks. (Once Round)..

Ibs.

158

146

147

168

140

148

145

152

Black Velvet Carnation II Invincible Just Imagine Oh Yeah Sanction..........

Ta Penstie Lucky Star

N.B. If top weight does not start

all weights to be raised 8 lbs.

one try to play against that! The. As ever on these occasions there Harrovians fought back, and re was one match which drove over duced the lead to two at one point, body frantic with excitement and but they could not quite do it. In dwarfed all the rest. Let me get the third match a ball was lost, rid of the others accordingly. Gray which entailed a passing; so th

and Oppenheimer aceumed for Har- next match to end was the fourth, their victorious stride, which in which Simpson and Mays Smith

had been temporarily interrupted beat Grierson and Callander by 2 broke by Charterhouse. They lost the und 1. They always had a little the Deal yesterday, Rugby through the monopoly hitherto held first two holes to Bradshaw and better of it, and Simpson knows by Eton, Harrow, And Charter Mellor, but were soon given chances every individual blade of grass on His second shot house. They beat Harea in a final to get them back, which they grate the Deal course.

full of the traditional und blood-fully accepted. From that point, to the 17th, when his side stood curdling thrills by three matches to though Rugby hung on well, the one up with two to go, was a match. Kartovians always looked like win-winner from the moment the ball two.

Let us hope that the ghosts of ning. Mellor had a bad days, not left the club. The other side faded Dr. Arnold and Tom Hughes looked made better by his having to drove away at the eight of it, and small en and approved, though it is pos. against Oppenheimer, who sible that the great Head Master hitting vast distancos with benatí.

ful, insolent ease. would have disapproved of a game

In short, the which produced such childish trans Bugbeans were fairly and squarely port, whether of joy de agony hib off the yeap, sad the inevitable among grown-up perions, who ought and came at the 16th.

.

Licen thinking about the

Ding-Dong Battle,

was blame to them.

ţ 5 1

5

0

(Stone and Walker each scored

(There were twelve innings)

CO MING SOON

TO THE KING'S

GLORIOUSI

A MODERN COMEDY-DRAMA

THAT SEETHES

WITH ACTION

AND THRILLSI

Douglas FAIRBANKS

Mr ROBINSON CRUSO

UNITEU

ATTORNEY-GENERAL ON MOSCOW TRIAL

NOTICE.

HE Public is hereby notified that THE

commencing from Saturday 6th May, an Extra Express Train will be

run from Kowloon to Canton meh FELLOW-SUBJECTS IN PERIL Saturday leaving Kowloon at 1.36 p.m. also an Extra Express Train will be run from Canton to Kowloon each Sunday evening leaving Canton at 8.14 p.m.

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, April 11-Sir Thomas Inskip, Attorney-General, speaking at Drayton, Portsmouth, regarding the trial - of British sub- jects in Moscow this week, said that we did not demand that Russian laws shoulddhe as our laws. were, but there was a limit and it must be recognized that the men on trial, did not go to Russia, for their own advantage.

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"We want trade,” he said. "W€ want employment for our mea; and these men in the service of the Metropolitan-Vickers Co. were help- ing forward trade with a foreign country which spelt work for hun- dreds of our own men.

He said he hoped the Government would see that they got justice. Ho was sorry that the Labour Party had not seen their way to join the Government in their trading mea. sure in order to give a unanimous vote and an indication to Russia that we felt that this was a very! grave business.

fellow-subjects

"We hope our who are in such peril will receive a fair trial and proper treatment,' he said,"

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Persons desiring to spend a weak and in Canton will thus be able to leave Kowloon after office on Saturday and return from Canton on Sunday in the cool of the evening.

These Extra week-end trains are în addition to the ordinary service which will be maintained as usual.

TIMES OF EXTRA WEEK-END TRAINS. Saturday...Kowloon-dep. 1.10 p.m Canton arr. 4.47 pm Sunday ...Canton dep. 6-14 p.m 9.13 p.m Kowloon-apr. Į

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

RAFT Programmes and Hatry DRAFT the Sixth Extra Race Meeting to be held on SATUR- DAY, 13TH MAY, 1933 (weather permitting), may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, the Club House, Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Club, the Sports Club, and the Stables, Village Road.

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on THURSDAY, 4TH MAY, 1933. – By Order,

O. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

HONG KONG & SHÀNGĦAT BANKING CORPORATION. "TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

N that the Provisional Certifionte

No. 57/4909 dated Hongkong, 14th January, 1918, for one share of this Bank numbered 66989 registered in the name of Mrs. Josephine Calista Thom, has been Lost or Stolen, and should this certificate not be

produced to the Bank before 27th May, 1833, a now certificate for the share will be issued, and the aforesaid Provisional Certificato No. 87/4909 will be there- after treated by this Corporation as Null and Void.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

L.N. MURPHY, Acting Chief Manager.

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NOTICE.

HONGKONG BREWERS AND DISTILLERS, LTD.

PPLICATION has been made

A to this Company to issue to Mr. Wong Chang Shui Hing, duplicate Certificate for 20 abares in this Com- pany numbered 26131 to 26240, or other Certificate in lieu thereof upon state- 159 dated 9th May, 1931, has been lost ment that the original Certificate No. or mislaid. And notice is hereby given that, if at the Expiration of One Month from the date hereof, the above Certif cate be nok forth coming the Baid Certificate will be deemed Catinelled and of No Effect, and a NEW Certifl. cate for the Said Shares will be issued in its stead by the Company.

C. DR S. ROBERTSON,

Secretary,

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