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TRAINING

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934.

GALLOPS

Soldier of China Clocked on the Course

(BY "MORNING DEW')

Below, will be found the training times clocked at Happy Valley. Work was on the slow side and interest in the times lies in the fact that Soldier of China, a Derby griffin of whom much is expected, galloped over a mile and a quarter. His effort was closely followed by several big owners who were at the rails yesterday.

Prima Donna went over a mile and a quarter and the time for the last mile will be found below. The gallop was quite a good one.

Chief Seattle, King's Fancy and King's Warden all finished under the 30 seconds over the last quarter.

The subscription griffins were particularly slow and Bran Tub was the only one to do a mile under 2 minutes 30 seconds.

In the Australian class. Able Amazon did a very good gallop over a mile and a, half, finishing impressively. The last half mile, it will be noted, was covered in shade over, 59 seconds.

Racing Pluok

.." Cominon

Macaroni

Fra Diavolo...

Zero

Rasing Triumph.

The Redshank.

King's Worth....

It 37 1.12 1.47.8 2.29.2 3.01

Griffins

Dis- tat 2nd tance Qr.

Qr.

1 37 1,11

1 41

3rd Qt.

1.44.3 2.16.3 1.32.2 3.02.2 2.96.2

4th

5th 6th Last Qr. Qr. Qr.

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Sandy Bay

1 43

Oak Bay....

Racing Luck

1

1.35 ·9.08. 9.50

29.3.1.13.2 1.47 9.20

3.25.4 3.57.3 31.4

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King's Warden

1

50

Chief Seattle

1

42

1.33

King's Fancy

50

1.91.2 2.03.2 2.95 2.43 1.31.3 2.05.3 2.35

29.3

8.18

3.47.3 29.8

29.8'

Garry Ribble

4 38.3 1.141 1.46.2

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33.1

37.3

It 37 1.12

35 1.09

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1.47.3 2.93.2 2.58.2 1.41.2

35

32.2

36

1,10 1.44

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King'e Command..

1 60

1.96

2.18

2.52.3 3.24

31.3

Tummal.....

4 34

1.29

1.54,3

31.3

Lemberg...

11" 38

1.14 1.53

2.29.2 9.01

31.9

Jolly Butterfly..

35

1.11. 145

93.1

Brilliant-Star

1

Popular Star...

40 1.17.3 1.52.2 2.25.2

93

Teo Tak

42.4 1.32 1.59.3 2.33

93.2

West Farada

1

45.3 1.24 9,00 2,33

99

Naru

Vago.....

2 87 1.11 1.46

95

Soldier of China

11 40

. 1.17

1.53

2.27

2.58

Heart's Glory.......

31

William Osler.

1 46

1.30 2.10 2.50

3.25

Spinaway..

3.57.3 32.9

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I 36

1.10.2 1.43 2.16

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I 37

1.13 1.49 9.22

93.

I ·41

1.20 1.55.9 2.91.1

35.8

3.24.2 4.00

35.8

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Prima Donna

Mortmain

Mandamua.

Diogo

Noble Star

Bird of Paradise

Black Prince

Blue Danube

Bold Commander.

Ban Tub......

Brass Idol.

1 42 1.25 2.05 2.45

Subscription Griffins

36.3 1.10.1 144.1

1 39.2 1.18 1.56.3 2.81

Delightful Chance

Chow Fan.

Copper Idol.

Double Five....

Full Speed......

Income Tax

Red Fox.......

In Good Time.........

Jibsheet.....

King Willow.

Loch Ranza...

Racing Reauty.

Sarabande........ Singing Butterây. Soldier of Fortune..

Taranto...... The Bodega....

Tiny Star.....

Utopian.. Willdo

The Porchard,

1.10 1,46

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42.4" 1.22 1.59.3 2.33

33.2

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1.18.3 1.50

31.2

42

1.20 1.56 2.28

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35.3

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1. 36

1.10.2 1.46

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39.3 1.18

1.06.2 2.34.3

38.1

7 39

1.14

1.49

35

1 42

1.22

1.58.9 2.92.2

33.4"

35

85.1

36.2 1.10.1 1.44.1

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1 96 1.10.2 1.46

35.3

11 63

1.37 2.20 2.56.2 3.28.4

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1.09.2 1.43

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1.31.2 1.56

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3.24.2 4.00

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Bronze Ers. Glorious Blar? Macbeth.

Aussie-Sub

1+ 38 1.18 1.52 2.29

1 36 "1.18 1.45.3

Mountain Cat

Mutiny Bay..

Princess Angeline... Swan

NEW WILLOW FOR

CRICKET BATS?

Forestry Discovery

The ninth annual report of the Imperial Forestry Institute. Ox- ford, reveals the interesting story of a shot in the dark which may revolutionise the bat willow in- dustry

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research station, and within a short time of being. planted the seedlings were through the ground. They have made abnorm- ally quick growth despite a dry season, and it is thought that in four years' time the wood may prove superior to that at present. used.

The Institute receives year by yeur cúrious specimens of wood for identification: Some are

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Ladies Section

Captain's Cay,

LOCAL FOOTBALL H.K.C.C. TENNIS

Interport Trial Match Won By Whites

The first of a series of Interport Trtal matches was played yester- day on the Hong Kong F.C. ground, the Whites winning by the odd goal in three. The game sfarted late, three changes being made from the advertised teams. Ho Ka Keung," A. V. Gosano and BGosano being absent from the | "Bines,” Leonard partnered 8. Strange at: back and Aŭ Kim Fung lead the attack Shepherd came out late in the first half to complete the team.

„Owing to such heavy matches being played during the holidays. the standard of play was not of une best. Each team helding three centre-halves in the middle line, the respective, attacks, found 10 difficult to make headway. Coubey was kept busy during the first half, Tay Quee Liang testing him with several shots, while E Strange was always dangerous. The Blues missed a couple of easy chances, Tam and Ridley shooting, over with only Wong to beat. At the interval there was no score.

Play was a little more étrenuous in the second half, the Blues max- ing a much better show, They had the misfortune to lose Chan- nings through leg injury about halfway through the second half. With about ten minutes to go, the score sheet was still. biánk.

Good work by Blake opened up a chance for E. Strange and he shot into the net to open the score. The Whites increased their lead in a couple of minutes, E. Strange shooting in from the penalty line and the ball shot into the net well out of Combey's reach.

Elliott seemed a certain scorer when he took a pass from Yeung Shui Yick, but shot wide from in- side the goal area. Just on time, Ridley secured" from the right and sent in a shot that beat Wong

Ving.

The teams were:~~~~

Whites-Wong wing: Allan,

Morrison: Beltrao, Leung Wing Chui; Yeung Shui Yick, Tay Quee Liang. Elliott, E. Strange and Blake.

Blues-Combey: 8. Strange, D. Leonard; Podmore, Pardoe, Chan- nings: Shepherd, Tam Kong Pak, Au Kim Ming. Ridley and Bick- ford.

DIVISION I

Navy v. Club on Saturday. The Division I League game be- tween the R. Navy and Hong Kong F.C. will now be played on the Sookunpoo ground on Saturday.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

Club Beat Army With Eight Men

The Club only turned out with' eight men in their pockey mawa against the Army at King's Park yesterday, but in spite

of tais

they won the comfortable mur gin of six goals to one.

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Taking the field with three men short, the Club played only four. forwards. They had three: "backs and no goal-keeper and this ar rangement seemed to work splen- didly for they kept up a pressure all through the first half. Alex- ander-Sinclair, the Navy player,

scored the first goal for them and this was followed up by another by Divett. These two players add- ed a good each before the interval. came along...

The Army were outplayed though it must be said that they put up some good defensive work. They only broke through once when their inside right found the zet with a hard drive. Towards the end of the first half Divett had to leave the field owing to an injury.

With Divett away injured, the Club started that second half with only seven men and this time play was more even. Binclair scored, another goal and about ten minutes from the end: Divett re- turned to the field and he added another goal for the Club making the score 6-1 in their favour.

8th Flotilla Defeat HMS. Kent

A good game was seen yester- day afternoon at King's Park when the HMS. Kent played Mrs. Sheldon qualined 84-12-72ainst the 8th Fotills and were *** Bogey Fool, New Course, and

Mra Tottenham 15 all square,

THE CAPTAIN'S CUP-1933, Bye Mrs. W. J. E. Mackend and Mrs. A. Mackenzie.

Mrs. C. B. Brown and Mrs Harrop.

beaten by 4-1. The last two goals were scored practically at the end, so that the match was rendered doubly interesting as almost to the end it wie dincult to decide who would leave the held as win- ners.

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Mrs. Gerondal and Mrs, J. BThe winning team were the fol-

Mrs: Sheldon and Miss Thomas. Je, Mrs. Lissaraan and. Mrs. Glover?? Ist round to be played by Jan- Byers. Wren and MraĄKirky

pressed he noticed that the The fragments from a Third Dy- uffy:Leeds were coming out from

nasty coffin (Be 2980) from Bag Beed vessels.

qora are provi collected them together, and 1,as cypress wood

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lowing:

Lieutenant Commander Brewer (vad. (Captain)

Gotham

Cap Hammert

Tosét

Cooper

Lieutenant Ingram

TOURNAMENT

Events Begin On February 5.

The -annual tennis tournament of the Hongkong Cricket Club will be held on the Cricket ground, commencing on Monday, February Men's Championship Singles.

Entrance Fee, $3.00. Open to any player, resident: in the Colony who is a member of a Club atallated to the HKLTA,

Challenge Cup kindly presented by the late Sir C. P. Chater, to be held for one year and won, out- right won by the same player three years in succession.

(Holder Mr. S. A: Rumjahn 1932 and 1933). All rounds beat of 3 sets, except Semi-Finals and Final, best of 5 sets.

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The number of competitors play- ing in this event will be limited to 64. If the number of entries exceeds that figure the Committee reserve the right to reject any entry...

Men's Championship Doubles.

Entrancé Fee, $3.00 each player. Open to any player realdent in the Colony who is a member of a Club aflated to the HK. L.T.A.

Two Perpetual Challenge Cups presented by

the Hong Kong Cricket Club (Holders S. A. and EL D. Rumjahn). All rounds best of 3 sets except Semi-Finals and Final, best of 5 sets,

The number of competitors play- ing in this event will be limited to 32 pairs. If the number of en- tries exceeds that figure the Com- mittee reserve the right to reject any entry.

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EVENTS OPEN TO MEMBERS ONLY

Club Championship. Entrance Fee $3.00.

All rounds best of 3 sets, except Semi-Finals and Final, best of 5 aeta.

The number of competitors play- lg in this event will be imited to 32. If the number of entries

Lieutenant St. Clair Ford Raina Maynard

Lieutenant Kitcat

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exceeds that dgure the Committee reserve the right to reject any en- try:

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Handicap Singles "A" Entrance. Fee, $2.00.

Handicap. Singles "B" Entrance Free, $2.00.

The Committee reserve the right to make one class of Events 4 and 5 and to put any player in either event.

Handicap Doubles. Entrance | Fee, #2.00 each player.

The Committee reserve the right to make two classea of Event & if there are a large number of en-1 tries.

RANGERS LOSE A POINT

Queen's Park Draw With Corinthians

London, January 3. Glasgow Rangers, Scottish Boc-" cer League Champions, yesterday received a check,

The following were the results:

FIRST DIVISION Wednesday 2 Birmingham

SECOND DIVISION

1 Bolton

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1

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Bury

Aberdeen

Falkirk Hamilton

5 Cowdenbeath

4 Third. Lanark

1 Motherwell

4. Airdrie

Mixed Handicap Doubles. En- trance Fee, $2.00 each player.

Entries close on Saturday 12th i January, 1994 at, 6 p.m.

Holders of Challenge Cups wish-Clyde ing to take part, must enter and play from commencement,”-

No Entry Drawn if Fees are un- Hearts

8 Dundee paid.

Kilmarnock 4 Ayr Non Playing Members may enter Queen O South0 St. Mirren for Events 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 upon | Rangers 2 Partick payment of $1.00 extra entrance St. Johnstone 0 Hibernians fee for each event.

Friendly

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-Reuter.

Ladies, whose husbands are not Queen's Park 2 Corinthians Members Cricket Club, or who, if unmarried, or Subscribers of the are not living with some relative who is a Member or Subscriber, cannot enter for Event No. 7 - less the Committée give special permission.

...

The Committee reserve the right to make any by-laws, conditions and regulations in respect of the Tournament.

The Ground will be available for matches on such days as it is not required for Cricket, due notice of such dates will be given,

The balls used throughout the" Tournament will be Slazenger's stitchless.

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BOXING

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JUDGE

FOLEY

BARRY WILLOUGHBY LAKE

THEATRE

HAPPY VALLEY

Booking MOUTRIE'S

85.50 Ringaldo Resd. $3.30 Stalls Resd.

81:10 Other Seats.

SATURDAY, JAN., 69PM