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RACE

PROGRAMME

ALTERED One Additional Race

To-Morrow

The programme for to-morrow's racing at Happy Valley has been altered by the addition of one race and the first saddling bell instead of being rung at 1.30-will be at 1.15 p.m. In connection with this, the following circular to members has been issued under the signa- ture of the Secretary of the jockey Club:-

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934.

60,000 STAND IN SILENCE Hockey Champions Defeated

AT HIGHBURY

The Man Who Put London

On The Football Map.

SUDDEN DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA

the matches in London the teams "Owing to the number of quail-boxing or any other man-to-man

Sixty thousand people stood in stood in silence before the kick- ded ponies allocated thereto, the

The Griffinths silence at The Arsenal football of. 4B" Division of

Griffins ground at Highbury this afternoon The "B" Division Spring Handicap will be sub-divid- as a mark of respect to Mr. Her- Chapman, the "secretary- The Stewards have determined bert by lot in which section ponies manager, who died suddenly to

shall start.

The first saddling bell will

De

day.

once

ST. ANDREW'S TOO GOOD FOR RADIO

Teddy Fincher Performs The Hat-Trick

The brilliance of Teddy Fincher, combined with sparkling play by the halves of both St. Andrew's and. the Radio, were features of the sensational needle en- counter between the two Clubs on the Marina ground yesterday afternoon, and which resulted in a well earned win for St. Andrew's by 5 to 3.

"

The Radio missed Dyke from the centre half position, although Hussan played a magnificent game and together with Teddy Fincher, was prominently featured through." out the game.

The game opened very fast, the Radio forwards displaying very good stick, work to penetrate their opponent's half back line on more than one Occasion, only to fall against the St. Andrew backs,

The Radio took the lead 10 minutes from the commencement,

THE BRITISH DISARMA.

MENT PROPOSALS· ·

The memorandum setting out the! pow British disarmament proposals | is now in the hands of the French,

rung at 1.15 p.m. and the first race, pneumonia following a chill, and create anxiety among the numerous Gurbachan Singh netting past the German, Italian, and also the Un-

will be run at 1.45 p.m.

Spring

Mr. Chapman was a victim of died at his home at Haslemere-

He was 55. The programme will comprise tenavenue, Hendon. races, and the Griffinths'

Mr. Chapman caught the chill after a strenuous week of travel. Handicap, "B" Division. Second

"Owing to the number of On Monday he was at Bury; on at Sheffield; and at allocated Tuesday * qualified ponies

thereto, the "B" Division of Gulidford on Wednesday. The Griffins' Spring Handicap On Wednesday he complained of will be sub-divided.

a severe chill. and on Thursday deter-night his temperature went up to

108, and a specialist was called.

The Stewards have mined by fot in which section ponies shall start

The first saddling bell will

Yesterday his temperature went down almost to normal, and it was

He bad a relapse

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a national disaster. advancing R, H. Wong, the Saints' ited States Governments. The гCA TERMS:-CASH ON DELIVERY.

FUTURE OF ARSENAL F.C. Figures can be used to prove any thing: The fact that the mighty Arsenal football team bas been twice beaten at home within four days is suficiently unusual to

people to whom one Arsenal defeat is regarded a

The problem before these tempor arily in charge-and the new mua- er when he arrives-is to steer the club through a period when they may easily get on the slide. It will be a more difficult tash than was that of guiding them through their phase of extraordinary success and prosperity.

The blunt fact ta that the present inevitable stage in their progress.

to relieve goalkeeper, who, seeing Bliss miss the tension but was beaten to the bal by Gurbachan Singh,

a clearance. advanced

"

son the memorandum is sent to the United States Government is that British. proposals are a modification of the MacDonald the new The Radio however; did not hold plan, which the United States, the lead lang, Mackay scoring along with the European Powers, very good goal after E. C. Fincher adopted as the basis for the Disar- nad falled with a back stick shot mament Conference last spring. following a centre from the right wing.

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The right is reserved of declining all of any tenders and of accepting way portion of a tender.

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HONG KONG TECHNICAL INSTITUTE.

THE

HE Institute will be reopened on Monday, 5th March, 1934. Provision will be made for instructión in English Literature, Commercial English, French, Shorthand, Book- ̈ keeping, Physics, Chemistry, Phar macy, Hygiene, Pedagogy, Electrical PUBLIC AUCTION. Engineering. Building Construction,

Architecture, Sanitation, Field. Surveying, Physical Instruction,

chanics, Cookery and any other subject for which there is sufficient demand.

Not the slightest indication is offered in Whitehall of the altern- Play became very fast, the wet tions which the British Government be rung at 1.15 p.m. and the felt that he was well on his way has found them unprepared, on sand giving the players a firmer propose in their original plan, bat grip on their feet, although the it is believed possible that the Arst race will be run at 1.45 to recovery.

during the night and died earlye wanted to take the places of ball was actually slow in travel- Government may receive French and

and do the work, both in the way ling. p.m..

German consent to publish the Undersigned have received Machine Drawing, Applied Me The programme will com-to-day.

of football artistry and of personal Gurbachan Singh was respon-memorandum before the week-end. prise ten races, and the Gri

inspiration, that was done by Alex-sible for a very pretty piece of "B" fins Spring Handicap,

ander James and David Jack. The stick work Division, Second Section, will be numbered 7 (a) and will be

men are not "there.

run at 5.15 p.m.

Adjustments in the advertis. ed-starting times of all races necessarily ensue, to which the attention of owners and their representatives is drawn, 30

that they may see that their declarations are made in time."

TO-MORROW'S RACES

"Staggering Blow"

Mr. J. Edwards, vice-chairman 0: The Arsenal, told an "Evening News" representative that Mr. Chapman's death was a stagger- ing blow for the club, and that he had sacrificed himself to root ball.

In a general way the experience of the Arsenal club has ruthlessly exposed the fallacy that a footbali team and it applies equally to sport can be built up on defence. "He told me he had caught a Arsenal had and still have one of chill early in the week through the best organised defences in four making a hurried journey with-ball; but, that alone did not carry cut an overcoat," Mr. Edwards the to the top, nor will it keep added. "Yet he persisted in go- them there. ing to Guildford on Wednesday to see the reserve team play."

which carried him through the opposing defence, but with only the Saints' goal-keeper to beat he was pulled up for sticks.

Sensational Start

Just before the interval Baldwin on the left wing cut in towards the Radio goal to net the Saints' second goal following a bad clear ance by Man Singh of a shot by Teddy Fincher, the Saints' winger Scoring into an untenanted goal:* The start of the second half sensational, the Radio proved equalising in the first minute through Awtar Singh, who swerv- ed round Biles to net as

The fact that Franco is at the mo ment without a Government is not regarded in Whitehall as likely to delay French consent to publication. The co-operation between the Bri-

tish end Italian Governments has been of the closest since the diplo mats took the disarmament negotia tions in hand, and Italian support for the new proposals is almost taken for granted.

SHANGHAI RUBBER

QUOTATIONS

A SIGNIFICANT MOVE Football is changing. Not, in my Ed-view, for the better. A significant fact is that Aston Villa, who have one of the greatest of the profes-ev-belianty to smother his effort. were receives in Shanghai Om-

Before going he rang Mr. wards to tell him he was going and would not heed Mr. Edwards

advice not to go.

N

sional clubs for more than fifty. years, have decided, to appoint a team manager. For they have never widow, had a manager,

Mr. Chapman had been with The Arsenal since 1925. Mr. Chapman, leaves

a

Classification And two sous and two daughters. His

Weights

diesex.

themselves,

Aston Villa are the last of the eldest son' is a solicitor..

big football clube to adopt this om- Although their father's interests paratively new method of running were taken up with Soccer, both their team. A man who has been son's are Rugby football

en-connected with the clob for many thusiasts.. One of them, J. B. D. years, and one played for them, The following is the classifica-man, has played for Mid- told me recently that the old-fash- tlon and weights for to-morrow:-

"fioned footballers could manage The modern ideas, by which it is supposed that football matches can be worked out on blackboards be- forehand, and governed from the touchline as they go on, have ap. parently relieved footballers from the trouble of thinking. Football seemed to be much better when the footballers, did think.

RACE 3

Griffins Spring Handicap. A Class:-(1 Me.)

.145 .158

Banquet Hall

Bay View

Budge

158

"Chief Seattle

#151

Glad Eyes...

.151

Gold Bullion

.135

Hot Sun

.145

King's Fancy ...

.161

King's Worthy

.158

Lemberg

168

Monoplane

.145

Oak Bay

156

Prima Donna

158

Racing Pluck

145'

Ribble

Sandy Bay

.158. .155

Soldier of Germany,

..153

Spinaway

..151

Sporting Life

The Redshank

.:161 .151

RACE 6.

Grins Spring Handicap.

B. Class (First Section.)

9

Last Post at Highbury Arsenal Stadium at Highbury this afternoon was the most solemn football ground I have ever known, writes an "Evening News' representative.

It needed no fluttering of fees at half-mast to tell of the blow that had befallen The Arsenal by the death of Mr. Chapman.

The crowd assembled in absolute silence, and scarcely a sound broke the scillness. Even the band. which carried on as usual, falled to rouse the spectators to their usual cheerfulness.

There are a few left. O'Dowd, of Cholnes, is one. Mr. Claud Kirby, chairman of the club, said that they did not intend to transfer O'Dowd. Chelsea could not afford to let such a fine player go..

The following Rubber quotations by from Ben-

Soon after Avtar Singh gave the ce Radio the lead when Gurbachan Singh swung down the right wing to send in a great, centre which Angle Javas Awar Singh converted on the run.

Anglo Dutch With the Radio defence, particu" Batu Anams. larly Hussan holding the Saints'

Chemors. forwards, little hopes of equalising

Consolidated's were forthcoming, until E. C. Fin- cher and Rupert Baldwin took the Kroeweka ball between them down the left Repa wing, a pretty bout of combination Tanah Merahs. among the inside forwards result- Tebongs ing in Teddy Fincher putting the Zlangbes Saints OD equal terms with a brillant goal from a diagonal hit." Teddy Again

his

From the resumption Teddy Fincher put the Saints ahead when brilliant inside passing with brother resulted in him scoring with a powerful grounder which the had Man Singh beaten all way.

The last minutes of the garme were fraught with excitement as the Radio forwards broke through thrice but falled to register, and Just before the end Teddy Fincher completed his "hat-trick" with a snap goal, converting a centre by R. Baldwin.

The following were the teams:- Radio:-Man Singh: P. Singh, G. S. Grewal Jaggett Singh, M. Attar H. Hussan, Prem Singh, Singh, Gurbachan Singh, Awtar Singh, Kalwant Singh and F. A, Kemp (Captain).

The death is announced of Mr. R. At 2.20 p.m., ten minutes before T. Gough, the president of the Mr. the start of the match against Waish Football Association. Sheffield Wednesday, Last Post and Gough, who died at Oswestry at the Reveille were sounded, and there age of 74, had been connected with followed a minute's silence out of Welsh football for more than 50 respect for Mr. Chapman. Every years. At one time Mr. Gough was man in the crowd took off his hat a member of both the English and The Arsenal and Sheffield Wed-Welsh F.A.s. He played for Wales nesday players wore black armlets.against Scotland and Ireland and Many teams, including the play refereed many international matches

St. Andrew's:-R. H Wong: A. R. ers in the Valla . 'Spurs match and cup-ties. at Birmingham, wore black arm-

Sir Charles Clegg is considering S. Bliss and E. H. P. White

Woolley, A. E. P. Guest and A. B. lets this afternoon, and at most of whether he should give up his ac-

tive leadership of the Football Hamson; F. A. Broadbridge, N. A Association. He is 83. He played E. Mackay, E. F. Fincher, E., C. football for the Sheffield clubs and Fincher and R. Baldwin. for England against Scotland in the first international match. He has refereed an English Cup final and international matches He joined the F.A. in 1886, became chairman in 1893, president in 1923, and was knighted in 1927.

Bayardo

161

Bold Marshall"

181

Colombo

.161

RACE 8.

Diego

.158

Ebony Idol

.1$5

Gold Currency

158

Happy Valley Spring Handicap

A Class:-(From 2 p.m.).

Great Hall

Hot Heels

161

Blue Star

250

Jolly Butterfly

Boxing Eve

140

"Lucky Face

161

Bright Star

.140

Midday Sun

161

Daylight Eve

245

Morning Sun

158

Flying Tourist

140

Music Hall

.158

Gay Crusader'

.145

Pie Face

.158

King's Bounty

.145

Hose Leaf

.161

-King's Justice'

155

Tao Tak

158

**Mayflower

.145

Tummel"..

158

Navy Hall

150

West Parade

..161

Sadko

188

What A Chance

158

The Tiger

145.

William Osler

158

Valorous

the

Weybridge

.11G

RACE A

Griffins Spring Handicap..

B, Class:-(Second Section)

Beta

Copperfield

Dawn View

Fair View .....

Fudge

Glorious Bun

Heart's Glory

High Life

Limelight.

Mortmaina

Racing Luck

RACE 9.

Happy Valley Spring Handicap

B. Class(From '2. p.m.)

Alexandra Hall

Black Velvet Burgomaster

California Ame H. F Gold Key Jungle Jim

.161

.158

Mikä

ping's-Parade

National Day

140 140

HOME FOOTBALL

London, March 1.

A Third Division League football match in which Northampton were the guests of Bristol Rovers result- ed in a draw, each side scoring once-Reuter

CRICKET

Army

University

"Y" LADIES TEAM

The following will represent the YM.C.A. Ladles against the Re- crelo "B" Ladies in their Caer Clark Cup game to-morrow on the YMCA ground, commencing at 3 p

J. Weller: A Fowler and J. Wil-' son: B. Blumenthol, E Thompson and E Gardiner: V. Bradbury, R. Blickmore, Mrs. Read, T. Dennis and O. Brown

Return Match

On Wednesday afternoon next at the Y.M.C.A. ground at King's Park, the "Y" Ladies will meet the Recreio "A" Ladies in their return: Caer Clark Cup Axture.

BILLIARDS

friendly match between! A Osmund, the local champion and Y. 8. Chang, the well-known Shanghai, jockey and one of the

140 The following us been set

to represent the In the above match to be played on Saturday. March 3, at the University grotend, Pokfulam, commguring at 2 pim best billard players in Shanghaf Capt. Whams RA, was played at the Sports Club Waite, pesterday, and endedțin a win for: (Capt.), Clest

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RE. the former by 500-349. DE

Although leaning, anne way, JP. Osmund was given seribus that- Wudamér B: Læges/out. D. Badge in the later stages when he Butler HQ CSM E Elwin, E. apparently seemed to have fallen LABT Taylor, ou, but Chang could not overtake RAPC, Cpl W. H, College, the great gap he made in the early RAMC., Opl B. Ballard, RASC. part of the game.

Racing Boy

RA Lieut

Bacing Pride

Royal Flush

164

ading Triumph

161

Street Blager

Chaughraun

.161

Tillicum

153

Sweet Life

„161

Wakefeld

.168

Wayward Stag

.155

Widnes.

Wonderful StagTM

157

Vago

Waterloo

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