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PICK YOUR OWN “DOUBLES"

Past Performances Of Candidates In Tabulated Form

The following table is designed to assist punters-in pleking the winners for the Afth and eighth races to-day. It gives in a "handy form, all the details of this year's performances by the

probable starters in these two events..

The information avaliable below includes stakes won this year. the number of times the pony has won and the occasions when it had been placed or unplaced. With regard to the races won' the date, the jockey, the distance, the weight carried and the official time is given.

SUB-GRIFFINS CHALLENGE CUP

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1933.

HOME FOOTBALL

Final Selections For

To-Day's Matches

THE KCC. ANNUAL REPORT

Our football correspondent Balance In Hand And More

"Left Out" writes that since he made his selections last Thursday for to-day's Home football matches. he has received further information regarding the form of the different teams and he has. therefore, picked out, some "dead certainties." They are given "be- low:-

Stoke

FIRST DIVISION,

Aston Villa

Leicester

Tottenham

Draw

Newcastle v. Birmingham. Sheffield U. v. Fortsmouth. Wolves v. Hudderfeld,

SECOND DIVISION.

Fulham

Grimsby

Southampton Blackpool

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Draw.

Stukes

Die-

Puny

Warrington

M'on on Jockeys

tance Weight Time

$3,862

3 2 2 4

Feb. 5 Clark Fab. 20 Clark May 13 Heard

1 Miles 152 241

11 Miles., 152 3:20.4

National Day

1

Apr. 17 Proulx Apr. 20 Proulx May 27 Proulx

2 M.P. 160 2.19.1

3 M.P. 156 2.18.4 11 Miles 102 3,04/ 13 Milen 156 2.38

Gar Butterfly

King Salmon

$2,800 2 1 0 3

$2,412

3216

The Minimis

$2.400

-Burgomasser

$1,967

13 20

113

Apr. 15 Butler May 13 Heard

Feb. 12 Clark Mar. 4 Needs

Roza Apr. 1

22.0" Apr. 15 Nesda Apr. 17 Heard

Feb. 25 Clark

Feb. 21 Hearď Apr. 17 Heard

* Mile 155 1.33.4

Bolton

1 Miles 163 3.16.4

7 Mile

Mile. 158 1.34.2 -1 Mile 150 2.30.9 "1 Mile 150 - 2,08,2

Mile 152 1.00.1 159 1.48,4

7 Mile

168 2.06.1

Black"

1 Mila

1 Miles 15 2.43.4: 1 Milo 146 2.06.3

147 2.15.2

- 1 Mile

102 .1.34.4.

Mile 104 1.37

(Macão)

*

The Panther

$2,2X

1 2 1

May 13 Frost.

? Mile

June 5 Prost

1 Mile

152 1.52.1 155 2.07.4

Vigilance

-Metody

Now's The Time. $1,350

$1,350

1,000

1.2 1 0 May p

12 Apr. 29. Roza,

029-9,

1 Mile

1 Mile

181 2.00.3

155 2.95.4

Golden Fragen... $1,000

Partnership

Pony

Wayward Stag... $2,000

Alexandra Hal... $1,950

Mar. 12

(Macao)

·

Apr. 1 Pup

June 11 Laing

TWEED ISLAND HANDICAP

Dis.

Won on Jockeys tance Weight Time

2 M.P. 150 2.18.2

4 Mile

150 1.29.3

2 M.P. 162 2.19.3 14 Miles 137 2.37.3

Stakes Won

31 0

Feb. 23 Frust

1 Mile 163 9.08.2

!

Apr. 15" p

Apr. 29 1p

1 Mile 2M.P.

Solar Stor

$1,950

2 2 2

Apr. 15 Needs

May 13 Proulx

1 Mile 1 Mile

140 1:28.4 147 2.18.3

157 2.04.4 148 2.04.1

2 1

3-5

Feb. Heard May 13 Proulx -

Bistre

$1,850

21

0

5

Feb. 21 Wong

Apr. 17 Pan

Brechin

$1,700

2 0.1

+

Feb. 2 Clack

1 Mile

Feb., Clark

Street Singer

$1,450

10 45

Feb. 25 Needa

1 Mile

Orlanda

51.137

2

5 Apr 29 Fung

May 13 Yue

Tagoria

Per Sa

$1,100 03 $1,000 A 2 J

3

June 6 Proulx

1. Mile 101 2.04.1

Wakefield

$900 1 1 1

May 27 Roza

13 Miles 155 2.37.2

Mon Talaman.......

$800

0 3 0 6

Dee

$575

0 2 1 8

Jack Sharkey

$900

0013

Flying Tourist

$150

0.0 1.0.

Mike

$150

0014 :

The Plover

$100

0

0 3

Mile

-1612.04.2 168 - 1.20.2

1013.03.2

Mile 150 132.3

1 Mile 158 2.08.3

Alda, Philanderer, Nippy. The Cavaller, and The Roundhead have not won any stakes this year.

THE RIFLE CLUB

THIRD DIVISION (North),

Goals

Chesterfield

Results of Monthly Tranmere

Shoot

Barristey Hartlepools Crewe Barrow

The Hong Kong Rifle Club Accrington monthly shoot was held over last Stockport week-end. The conditions were 1 Halifax sighter and 10 rounds to count at 200 yards and 600 yards ranges:

The following were the best re-

Suite-

Cipas B

3. Denby

H. C. Watson

RH. Woodman

C: Kirk

A Chapelle

Class C.

D. W. Waterton

Doncaster

New.. Brighton Walsall

Mansfeld

Chester

200 600 Total.

Carlisle

45 41 88

42 .41 33

41 36 77 42 95

41 33 174

$1 41 40 Monthly spoons were awarded to J. Debby in Class B. and to D. W. Waterton for high percentage in: Class.C.--

FANLING GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY

Rochdale Yörk Gateshead Bouthport Wrexham Darlington Rotherham

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

Bournemouth v. Charlton. Clapton O. v. Cardiff. Reading v. Norwich.

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH). Barnsley Carlisle Doncaster

Halifax.

Hartlepools Mansfelds... .Stockport

'SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Clyde Hearts®

St. Johnston

...Draw. Kilmarnock v. Aberdeen. Rangers, v. Hamilton.

Tables To Date

ENGLISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION.—

Huddersfield Tottenham Sunderland Leicester Portsmouth

Stoke Arsenal Manchester" C. Birmingham

Aston Villa Wednesday Leeds Blackburn Wolves....

Shefeld U.

Goals P. W. L. D. 1o, A‚pts. 6 3 12-13 98 6 3 12 11 5 8

Members

The annual report of the Kow- Loon Cricket Club shows an "in- crease in membership and satia- factory, finances. Med

The annual meeting will take place at the KC.C. on Friday next, September 29, at 5.30 p.m.,

In their report the committee state:

FINANCE.

The Working Account shows, a balance of Income over Expandi ture of $2,364.24, which is a satis factory surplus for the Club's first year in the New Club House.

No comparative figures have been shown' because the accounts have been analysed differently' this year, making a comparison with "last" year's figures impossible...

further strengthened this seaBOXÍ by the return of Teddy Ramsey,

Our Bowling, though showing a marked improvement : toward the end of the season, did not at any time come up to expectations; a Httle improvement in this depart- ment and in fielding would great- ly enhance our chances of again†|0 annexing the Championship.

LAWN TENNIS.

The 1932 Tournament was not held until September, and in view of the approach. bf Circket it was necessary to conduct a tourna- ment before interest in Tennis waned. An experiment, to con clude the whole programme with- in a fortnight was highly success- ful, and even with two days on which play was impossible the tournament was completed within the scheduled time.

A fine of $2,500 paid by the con- tractor has been used to write down the value of the Club House, this relieving the charge for De-

It was the intention to ruin this preciation in the Income and Ex-li penditure- account by this amount. year's Tournament on similar lines, Next year the charge for Depre- but unfortunately with rain in- ciation in the Income. and Expen- tervening and the League fixtures diture account will be, $3,200 as, being played on different days of compared with $774,58 this year. the week, this was not possible. The has been The redemption of $8,800 worth Tournament however of Debentures will mean a saving concluded, and a pleasing feature at 6 per cent. interest previously is the distribution of honours. payable on this amount.-

The General Reserve account now; stands at $43,544.77 which is satis. factory..

MEMBERSHIP,

In the Tennis League, we again entered teams in all Divisions, and although we were not successful in winning any division the results compare very favourably with the past few years. Our positon as a Since August 1, 1932, 113 new whole, places our standard at about members have joined the Club, 8third or fourth as compared with old members rejoined and 44 about twenty competing Clubs in names were removed on account the Colony. The Tennis sub-com- of Resignations, Departures from mittee wish to place on record their the Colony and other reasons. The appreciation of the invaluable ser- vices rendered by Mr. D. 8. Green, present Membership is 390.

The inevitable small repairs to the Tennis secretary, in conduct- even such a new building as the ing the various tournaments dur Club-House have been carried outing the past two seasons. during the year. to mention was the discovery of white apts in the panelling of the bar. Prompt action was taken and it is hoped that the pest has been' completely eradicated.

The only item

Mention might be made of the inordinate amount of repair re- quired to the cane chairs. This is 6 321 16 6 partly due to the lack of care in 6 321-12 87 use, and it is hoped that mem- 6 2 1 3 9 6 7 bers will realise that care in use of Club property relieves the com- 6 2 1 38 10 7

6 2 13 867mittee of a considerable amount of work and is of direct financial 6213 767 benefit to the Club. " 6 2 2 2 8 5.8 63 3 0 11 10. 6 G 3.30 11 9 8.

5 2 2 1 11 9 5 5 2 2 1 10 7 5 623 18 18 5 8 23 18 14 5 West Bromwich 6 2.31 6 9 5 Everton Newcastle

Derby

Chelsea

| Liverpool:

Middlesboro ·

SECOND

8 5 1 0 20 7 10

402 15 6 10 Preston, 5.40 115 39 Notts C. 64 1 1 11 5 9 Grimsby 6 3 12 15 9 8 Boltoh..

6 3 1 2 12 88 Bradford

6 3 1 2 10 8 8 Fulham

8.3:2 1 13.107 Port Vale

6 3 2 1 10 9 7Bouthampton

6 3 2 1, 1077 Brentford

6 3 2 19 7 7

Hull

8 2 3 1 11 13 West Ham 6.2 31 10 10. Oldham

82 3 1 3 8 5 Burnley

6 1 2 3 9 12 5

Blackpool

6 24.08 8 Bwansea 61 3 2 11 13 4 Millwall

7 14 2 13 23 4 Lincoln 50 2.3 5 12 3 Plymouth

8 1.5 0 8 16 2 Manchester T. 6.0 4 2 7 17 2 Notts F.

011 2 12 1 Bradford C...

Scottish League

Motherwell Rangers Queen's Park Kilmarnock Dundee....

Falkirk

Ayr United Hearts

W. Mayhew, E, A St. Johnston

Goal

5 1 13 8.9 5

5 1 1 3 7 8 5

CRICKET.

The Club again experienced a 'most enjoyable season, and met with a fair measure of success,

ir Batting was as strong as in any previous season, and will be,

511377 LOCAL AQUATICS

62 40 10 18. 4

6 15 2 10 14 4 5.1405 13 2.

DIVISION,

Goals

P. W. L. DVM', meta 5.1 U16 · & it

Two Heats Swum

Yesterday

4.1.1 11 5 8 The 50 Yards Free Atyle and 109

6 4 2 0 16 8 8 Yards Breast-Stroke Heats in the

Open Swimming Cham 6-4 2 0 14 11 8 | V.R.C.

6 4 2 0 14 11 8 plonship of the Colony were swum 64-2 0 10 8.8 of at the VEC. Bath yesterday. The following are the finalists: 6 4 2.0 12 7 7

6 3 2 1 10 17 1100 YARDS' BREAST STROKE

CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE

6.2 2 2 13 12. 6

8 2 2 29.06.

6 2 3 1 16 17 5

62 3 1 11 135

6 2 3 1 8 11 5 6231785

B 2 3 1 6 8 5

8 23.1 575

6 2 3 1 5 6 5

COLONY

1st Heat:-".

Remedios

EM. Marques

Gosano

.... 6 2 3 12 14 55

619,2 7-154 Lee Ping 31 3 24 10 4" 6 117 13 3 Bury 6 14 15 12 3 THIRD DIVISION "^(80;k).

Exeter Crystal P. P.W.L.DT. APta Norwich

8 8 0 0 18 3 16 Aldershot

PW.LD.FAPts. 1200 10

64 2:0 1579

wan

CLASS: AGGREGATE. 50 YARDS BACK STROKE. 1st Heat:

(11-C. M. Victor (2) A A. Noronha

2nd-Hesti

(2) M. M. Silva

Three heats for other

63088 4 were also awum and the finalists

9 6 1 2 33 914 Bristol R0 420 12-8-8

8 6 11 18 8:13 Charitön

9 4 2 2 21 15 12 Luton

8 5 2 1 20 511 Erado mới

63 12 13 88

7.3 2 2 19 120

21-1031

9 4 3 2 19 20 10 Torquay 632 1:10.167

944123 36,9 Cardia. .......... 73 1 3 1979 Bournemouth 80 23 12 7 9 Queen's PR 84.4.0 22 17 8 Gillingham UK 8832-13 11 8 Clapton Queen. O'South 850 12 30 6 Reading

Aberdeen

Cochrane, W. E. Hibernian .................

OLD CORUSE.

$32 am

Rodgers.

9.38 am-M

Hunt.

9:30 am

Bryder

044-

Jaines

O Webb, E. M. Airdrie ******** 7232 613 6 Bouthend

Doc

7 24 115.21 B Brighton

1161 112 New

Hamilton

Partick

8 2 5 1 17 23 6 Coventry.

Bt. Mirren Clyde Third Lanark

Celuc

9 15 3 10 21 North

apton:

9 1 6 2 18 201

Forst

A. E. Lisshman, H. H Cowdenbeath

81.6 113 273 Bris

* 133 19:15 4

6.32.1077

6 330 13-14 6 0330890

6 2 2 2 10 12 6 62319 85 8 2 3 1 1 10, 53 6231811-5 7241 1215 5 6:240 13,124

were

50 YARDS HANDICAP. BOYS.":

1st Heat

IL Remedios

A. Omoria

2nd Beltagerne

R. Márquen

G. M. Rozario •

29 TARDS RACE MEMBERS

61324713(2), 80.335 163

(3)

(UNDER WATER);

PAT E010 15-22hd. Hes

on previous

LAWN BOWLS.

Owing to absentees and other causes the committee found it dif ficult to maintain the same teams each week in the League, conse quently our position in both Lea- gues for seasons 1993 and 1933 La disappointing. The outlook for the coming season however is hopeful.

The Billiard Room, has proved a great success and is one of the most popular branches of the sports catered for in this Club. We recently entertained the. Lincoln- shire Regiment to a friendly chat- lenge match between eight mem- bera from each side. We were beaten but not disgraced.

With the coming of the cooler weather, it is intended to run, two Championship Tournaments, one Senior and one Junior.

50 YARDS FREE STYLE "B" AGGREGATE (HANDICAP).

1st Heat:-

AA Roza

E. L. Gosano

A. McGrann

2nd Heat:--

G. J. Smith

A."A. Rumjahn, Jt

ADDITIONAL EVENTS TO BË CONTESTED 440-Yards Free Style Roza Pereira, W. M. Lawrence, E. B. da Roza, Gor. Gardner (RA), L/C, W. Campbell (8,WB).

100 Yards Women's Free Style. Mrs. M. J. McMahon, Miss Doris Hunt, Miss Chan Woon King, sala Fancy Diving 8. H. Wong, L Roza Pereira Ed. da Hoza, Pt. Morrison (8.W.B.) Corp. Morgan (8W.B:):

Team Race (6 men over 50 yds. each)-Chinese Athletic Assścią. tion Victoria Recreation Club, Club da" Recreio.n

830 Yards Free Style.-L. Roza Pereira, W. M. Lawrence. Fred. W.

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