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BRONZE ERA WINS AUSTRALIAN

CHAMPIONS

(Continued from Page 1).

Betting

Winner Place

1st Pony

235

331

2nd Pony

*76

80

3rd Pony The Field

242 31-1

1,981 2,384

[2922

Total

3,494 3,009

RACE 1

WE have this day appointed

Mr. Triumvir's Alacrity. 153 lbs. (Mr. L. G. Frost)

H.E. Str William Peel's Nell Gwyn,

Also ran:-Beta (Mr. Sun), Cop- perfield (Mr, Chang), Fudge (Mr. Black), High Life (Mr. Pan), Juno (Mr. P. P. Botelho), Mortmain. (Mr. Proulx), Racing Luck (Mr. Pih),

Pride Racing

(Mr. Chanson) Shaughraun (Mr. Pearse), Sweet Life (Mr. Fung), Vago (Mr., Pan), Zero (Mr. Harriman).

Betting

Winner Place

Ist Pony

572

1

2nd Pony

155 lbs...Mr. B. A. Proulx) 2.

Chan's Australian

9. H. LANGSTON, Exchange | Mr. H, S. Building. Hong Kong, Sole Agent for Hong Kong and South China.

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1st March, 1934

REMOVAL NOTICE.

Boy, 155 lbs.... (Mr. N. Deltz) 3 Won by 1 lengths; 2. lengths, between second and third. Time: 1 min 07.4o secs. Pari-mutuel:

Win: $8.80.

Place: $6. $0.60, $14.70. Also ran-Dinty Mr. Heard); Flummery (Mr. Black), Just That (Mr. Sun), Kurea (Mr. Jordan). Mermaid (Mr. Jordan), Saucy Face

Vriday (Mr. Chang)..

FROM 1st March, 1983, our Office Mr Wong). Sunup (Mr. Pearce).

will be situste at NATIONAL BANK BUILDING (Corner of Des Vaur Road Central and Ice House Street) 1st floor.

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1st Pony 2nd Pony

Bettlag

Winner Place ..... 1.311

1,206

3rd Pony The Field

Total

vi

RACE 8

580 270 210 83 104 -1,454 1.514.

2,304 2,500

Mr. Dynasty's King't Justice, 155 lbs....... (Mr. Y. S. Chang) Mr. Samson's Navy Hall, 150 lbs. ....... (Mr. N. Deltz) Mr. Lan's Blue Star, 160 lbs.

2

(Mr. T. L. Wong) 3 Won by a length; many lengths, between second and third.

Time: 2 min. 19.4 secs. Parl-mutuel:-

Win: $28.20.

Place: $8.90, $9.40, $9.80. Also ran:--Mayflower (Mr. Sun), "Boxing Eve" (Mr. 'Botelho), Flying Tourist (Mr, Black), Sadko (Mr. Soarea), The Tiger (Mr. Butler).

Betting

Winner Place

399 355

3rd Pony The Fleld

533 687 16" 126 708 1,068

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Total

2,631 3,087

1st Pony

RACE 5

2nd Pohy

471

389

3rd Pony

180 285

The Field

1,462

Total

BET

2,512 3,016

RACE 9

(Mr. F. Marshall)

Pari-mutueF:--

3

Indians Win Junior Shield

FOR FIFTH TIME IN HISTORY OF CLUB

Pereira's Excellent Bowling

Against C.S.C.C.

By defeating the Civil Service C.C. on Saturday, the Indian Recreation Club junior eleven, under the Captaincy of K. Nazarin, have recaptured the shield they lost last year to Craigengower. They have obtained 28 points out of a possible 33, and a fitting climax to their achievement was the dismissal of Civil Service for the record low total of 18 runs.

The Indians senior eleven were also in great form, beat- ing the Civil Service by 66 runs. A feature of this match was the remarkable bowling of F. D. Pereira, the Colony fast howler, who captured 7 wickets for 12 runs.

In the other Senior game, the University, last year's champions, were again heaten, this time falling victims to the Army by four wickets.

The H.K.C.C. junior eleven, who at one time were serious contenders for the shield, defeated a depleted Navy side by 39 runs.

University Again Beaten

LEAGUE TABLES

Senior Division

P.W.L. D. Pts

3 - 1 6.40 2 14 6 4 1 1 13

·8 3 0 3 12 7.2.3 2 8 5 1 1 3 8 4 1 3 0 3

HL Ozorio, not out E. T. Wood; b Ballard K. L. Ng. c Taylor, b¡Elwin

Extras (b 1, n.b. 17..........

Total

(Mr. T. L. Wong) Messrs. Bellamy and "Gordon's King's Parade. 155 lbs.

(Mr. F. Marshall)

1

H. K. C. C.

I. R. C.

2

K. C. C...

C. C. C.

3

Army

c. s. c. c. Navy

3 2 2

Ballard

Universi

Junior

Division"

Bowling Analysis

Garthwaita Elwin Michell

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16,5 4

7

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1

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HONG KONG TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED.

Mr C. N. K.'s Tiny Star, 158 lbs.

(Mr. L. G. Frost) 1 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Classic Hall,

155 lbs.... (Mr. T. L. Wong) 2 TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | Mr. Triumvir's Surprise, 181 lbs."

that the NINTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING OF HONG KONG TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED, will be held on Monday, the 5th day of March, 1934,

the

BOARD ROOM of the Company, Second Floor, Exchange Building, Hong Kong, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving a Statement of Accounta and the Report of the Board of Direc- tors, for the Enancial year ended 31st December, 1933, and re electing two Directors and the Anditors.

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By Order of the Board,

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Hong Kong.

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TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the FOURTH ORDIN ARY GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the Registered Offices of the Com- pany, King's Theatre Building, 5th floor, on Wednesday, the 21st day of March, 1934, at 12 o'clook noon to receive the Directors' Report, and Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1933, to elect Auditors, and to transact such other business as may be properly transacted at an Ordinary General Meeting of the Company.

And Notice is further hereby given that the Register and Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 19th to the 21st day of March, 1934, both days inclusive.

Won by a neck; the same, be- Mr. Lan's Jungle Jim, 158 lbs. tweets second and third.

Time: 2 min. 51.3 secs.

Win: $21.50.

Place: $8:30, $5.80, $8.20. Also ran:-Cavalcade (Mr. Deliz), Chesterfeld (Mr. Ip), Dancing Butterfly (Mr. Botelho), King Wi- low Mr. Chang), Panama (Mr. Butler). Soldier of Fortune (Mr. S. Y. Sun), Young Chap (Mr. Pih.

1st Pony 2nd Pony

3rd Pony

The Field

ייי.

Betting

Winner Place

689 709

1,362

1,122

688

709

633

876

3,372 3,418

::

Mr. S. W. Tang's Mike, 160 lbs. (M. H. M Ph Won by a length: 14 lengths. be- tween second and third.

Time: 2 min. 26.4 secs.

· Pari-mutuel:--

Win: $25.10.

Place: $9.30, $10.70, $14.40. - Also ran Alexandra Hall (Mr.T. R. C. Botelho), Black Velvet (Mr. Black), Recrelo California (Mr. Läing),' Fi Fa (Mr. Craigengower Proulx), National Day (Mr. Delta). H. K. C. C. Racing Boy (Mr. Ip Kiu Ying), Navy Royal Flush (Mr. Heard), Street, C c. Singer (Mr. Soares). Wakefield R. A. M. C. (Mr. Chang), Wayward Stag (Mr.R. A. S. `C Tang):

R. E. University

ist Pony

2nd Pony

2

3rd Pony The Field

Total, ......

RACE 6

Mr. L. T. F.@Gold Currency, 158

lbs. ......... (Mr. S. W. Pan) 1 Mr. Ho Kam Tong's Great Hall, 161 lbs. (Mr. T. L. "Wong) Mr. Wakea's Ebony Idol, 155 lbs.

(Mr. Y. 8. Chang) 3 Messrs. Mackie and Grayburn's

Tummel, 158 lbs.

(Mr. N. Deitz) Won by two lengths; a "length. between second and third.

Time: 2 min, 13.1 secs. Pari-mutuel :-

Win: $124.

3

Total

Cash Sweeps

439

I.R.C. v. C.S.C.C.

On their own ground, the In- dian R.C. defeated the C.B.C.C. by 66 runs.

Scores:

1-

11 9 1 1 28

10 6 1 3-21

9 8 1 2 20

Capt. J. Walch. c Power, b

12

7 4 1 2 14

8 4 3 1 13

Cpl. College, st Ng, b Power

13

B 2 2 4 10 9 3

51 10

Set Taylor. Samy b, Shell-

shear

15

6 2 5 0 8

4 1 3 0 4

Cpl Ballard, o Rodriques, b Ng 17 C. 8. M. Elwin, not out

1

Betting

5 0 3 2 2

Winner Place

487 474 327 231 198 1.656 1,415

Police

70 5 2 2

Pte. Dewey and Pte. Barnsby did not bat.

C. 8. C." C.......

9 0 7 2 2

Extras (b8, 1.b. 1)

DIVISION I

Total (for 8 wkta.).....

Bowling Analysis

2,848 2.371

Wood

Ozariò

Power

LR.C.

Shellhear

A. T. Barma. 15.w., b'Richard-

Ng

BOTL

11

A. S. Sumad. L.b.w.. b Baker

0

A. R. H. Esmail, e Barrow, b

Wallington

6.5.0.0. v. L.B.C.

5

A. H. Madar, st. Crawley, b

Hawkins

Service C.C. lost to the Indian R. On their own ground, the Ctyll

C. by nine wickets.

28

J. F. Macgowan, b Suffled.......

W. H. Edmonds, b Rumjahn...

Race 2

13

No. 252 504

$1,449 414

M. P.. Madar,

Hawkins

C Crawley,

H. F. Westlake, b Rumjatin...

E. Rickett, c and b Rumjahn...

11

95

207..

8. A. Ismail, not out

A. W. Grimmitt, c Marker, h

A. Baker. b Wallington

Rumjahn......

Lt. J. Williams, Lb.w.. b Wood

P. W. L. D. Pts. Capt. D. Michell, run out...... Lt. C. Garthwaite, c and b

Ozario

4

Capt. P. Williams, run out. 17 The prescription

WoodTM

97

O. M. R. W.

7 3 12

8 1 46 2

2 0 .7 1

2.3 0

14

I

20

g

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3

A. K. Ismail, b Baker

E. W. Simmons, ran out

10

A. Rahmiri," not out

J. Pearce, b Sufflad

0

Extra (B. 22. LB. 5)

27

C. Champelovier, ́b Suflad .....

G. H. Fowler, c Minis, b Rum-

15

Total (for 9 wkta. dec.)

153

Mahn

R. Jones. b Sufilad

Bowling Analysis

O, M.. R. W.

V. M. Benwell, not out

Extra (LE. 1)

Lowson

Gahagan

F. Bakez

14 1 32 2

Robinson

Richardson

15 3 53 2

Stewart

Total

18

Wallington

7 .3

14 3

Bishop

Hawkins

3 0

7 2

Bowling Analysis

Barries

0. M. R. W.

Sumad Rumjahn

Race 1

No. 450

507 5

$1,232 352 176

Nos.: 224, 112, 399, 1, 502, 66, 425,

Place: $35, $48.80, $11.70, $3.50. Also rans-Bayardo (Mr. Pin), Colombo (Mr. Pan), Midday Sun Bold Marshall (Mr. Chanson), (Mr. Botelho). "Hot Heels (Mr. 151, 503, 467 gets $50 each Fung), Lucky Face, (Mr, Proulx), Midday Sun (Mr. Botelho), Morn- ing Sun (Mr. Marshall), Pie Face (Mr. Laing), Rose Leaf (Mr. Har- riman), Tso Tak (Mr. Sewell), Nos.: 223, 184, 194, 654, 278, 100, Tummel (Mr. Deltz), West Parade 588, 389, 534, 210, 476 gets $50 each. (Mr. Botelho), William Osler (Mr.

Race 3 Heard),

$1,813 518

"J

Betting

LIANG CHI HAO,

Managing Director.

1st Pony

Winner Place

83 96

2nd.. Pony

3rd Pony

3rd Pony

51 69 180 229 210 408

The Field

1,647

2.001

[2325

Hong Kong, 28th February, 1984.

No. 144

329 52

259

Nos.: 778, 196. 806, 487, 57, 691, 799, 861, 93, 424, 135, 156, 651 gets $50 each,

Race 4

No. 679

$2,247

503

315

642 325.

F. Pereira, 1.b.w., b Richardson 29

A. R. H. Esmail, e Barrow, b

Wallington

Total 2,151 2,BT3

RACE 7

Messrs. Grist and Beck's Bronze

Era, 152 lbs.... (Mr. N. Deitz) 1

SERVICE TO READERS | Mr. Fatshan's Able Amazon, 155

Nos.: 846, 480, 275, 89, 86, 326, 95, Bayer 818, 555 gets $50 each.

t

0.8.0.0.

2 0 7 0

4 1 13

G. R. Sayer, c Esmail, ba

H. Madar

JE. Richardson, c A. K. Is-

mall, b A. H. Madar

F. Baker b Peretra

L.R.C.

Bowling Analysis

Q. MR. W. 11. 1- 32

6.3 0 24 3 61 17 4 0 20 1

3 0 12 0

H.K.C.C. 2nd XI

·73 4 3 4 H. J. Armstrong, b Hinder

5C. E. Gahagan, Callow,

7. 2 14

22 HT. M. Barma Fowler, b

Macgowan

25 K. Nazarin, not out

20 A. R. Sumad, not out

Race 5

No. 749

935

IOS, ... M, Y, 8: Chia Mra. Tinson's Bag Tor, 152 lbs..

h

889

$2,457 702 351

Time: 2 min. 24.2 secs.

No. 518 198

Nos.: 300, 329, 113, 428, 28. 615,J. Barrow, b Pereira...... (Mr. T. L. Wong) 3107 gets $30 each.. Won by two lengths; short head between second and third.

0

'Race 6

H. G. Wallington, b Pereira ...

Extra (B. 1)

0

$2,492 712

P. D. Crawley, b Pereira......

Pari-mutuel:

DH. 814

178

.•

B. C K Hawkins, c 8. A. I-

tail, b Pereira

Total (for 1 wkt.)

Bowling Analysis

2

No. 155

178

Nos:: 458, 1003, 881, 687, 690, 5,

ach.

Macgowani

0

N. Whitley, b Pereira

Westlake

Grimmitt

J. Harnes, ruin out

Race 7

:

N. Taviin, not out

4

No. 641 T317 978

$2,770

.794

387

Extras (B. 10, L.B. 2)

Total

12

Total

Winner Place

56 137 2,017. 1,078 58 147 1,493 1,355

3.024 2,717

Nos.: 844, 129, 957, 704, 88 gets $50 each.

Bowling

Analysis

O. M. R. W

a7 39 runs

Scores:-

Race 7 "A"

453

$1,202.00

582.....

343.60

600

171.80.

Mian My

Tu

A. D. Lowson, b Birthe

At Happy Valley the Craigengow- er Juniors drew with the Police Recreation Club.

C.C.C220 for 5 dec. (0. BouxS

52. W. Sparrow 50 not out). Police: 114 or (AF Kirby 61).

YESTERDAY'S CRICKET

W. C. HUNG'S. GOOD. KNOCK Volunteers' þesten by KCC,

36

Lewis

1

C. W. E. Bishop, b Watts.

2

15 A. K. Mackenzie, b Hinder

0

14

·G. A. Stewart, b Pratt

18

1

W. E. B. Tigg,' a Hindër,

b

Playing at home yesterday, the Kowloon Cricket Club defeated the " Volunteers || in their postponed.-

» Sharp.

R. R. Davis, c: Johnson, 30

Sharp

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Win: $284.70.

Place: $17.80, $6.60, $16.60. Also ran: Lucy Gutters (Mr.374. 528, 854, 266, 257. 784 gets $50 Black), Mutiny, Bay (Mr. Butler), Princess Angeline (Mr. 'Proulx),

Racing Heart (Mr. Pih), Wood- land Stag (Mr. Frost).

1st Pony * 2nd: "Pony 3rd Pony

The Field

Betting

RACE VA Mr. Lan's Fair View, 181 lbs,

(Mr. Ti L., “Wong) 1 Mr. Bun's Glorious Sun 1814bs,

(Mr. P. Marshali) - - 2 Mrs. Laing's Limelight, 168 lbs.

where:(Mr. N. Delts), 3. Won by lengtha; short head, between second and third. Time: 2 min 13.4 secs. Pari-mutuel

Win: $18.20.

Place: $8.80, $15.40, $26,

Nos.: 986, 960, 475 471. 717 558, 427.785, 923, 423, 844, 635, 558 gets $100 each.

;

Bace 8

135

$2,975

200.

£53

850 425

R. B. Wood, e 6. A. Ismail, b.

Pereira...

Pereira

Madar

Baker

OMR. WL E. Lammert, run out 5 4 4 J. G. Hunter, not out

K. Robinson, e Pratt, b Hughes 4.0

Extras (b. 13, Lb. 2, W.5. 2) 1010

1

15

0

0

ПEC.C. V. NAVYAMA

Playing at home. the Hongkong C.O, defeated the Royal Navy by

Navy 2nd XI 5.0 34,6 Mid. Colville, c Lowson, b Cha hagan 12.5 6 12.7 31:4

L. 8. Hinder. e Blahop, b Robin-" 2 18 10 11 .0

ARMY y. UNIVERSITY-^ The Army obtained their frat win of the season by defeating the University by four wickets at Pok- fufam.

Bcores:-

University Nos.: 8, 471, 140, 974, 524-gets $50 A. M. Rodrigues, è Colledge, b

Race

No, 97 057 132

$3,333 952 4780

Nos.: 185, 71, 294, 690, 282, 1177, 959, 403, 1009, 1214, 1081, 899 gets $50 each."

D. Hunt, c Ballard, b Erwin K. P. Gan, Elwin

P. Power, Lb.w., b Garthwaite D. K. Samy, b Elyin' A G. Windsor, st. College, bl

B. K Kg b Bilard

BOTI

E. R. A. Lynch. 1.b.w., b Low-

800

Total

Bowling Analysis

39 cricket match. by 56' 20:31.“

The K.C.C. batted first, and cont

15 piled a score of 209, W. C. Hung 13 knocking up a valuable 80, while 0 E. C. Fincher scored 22 F. Baker. 1 was the most successful of the visite 17|ing bowlers, taking three wicketa for 28 runs, while A. C. Beck took 148 four for 53. runs t

The Volunteers scored 163. L D. Kilbee with 53 and D. 8. Harler 31 O. M. R. W. being the main scorers, P, O. Dunne took two wickets for 13 runs, while WC. Rung captured three for 35.

0 23 2 9 0

Lewis

Smythe Funder

6 1

14 1 13

3

Watts

3. 1 15

Fratt

:1

12 1

43 Sharp

Lynch

4 Colville

Lowson, b

Hughes

"

3

Lt. Com. Hughes, b Stewart ...

13

L. B. Bharpe, b.Robinson'

3

A. B. Lewis, b Lawann ....

12

A. B. Smythe, b Robinson

ER. A Watts,, é Stewart, b ***Gahagan

10

A. B. Johnson, c Robinson

o F. O. Fratt, c Lowson, b Gaha-

A. B. Callow, not out

Extrák (b." 2,5 IV.B. 2)

Total

FRIENDLIES

KC.C. v. H.K.C.D.

Tall Bcoring at K.O.C.

At the F.6.C. the Hong Kong

Cricket Club heat the

Kowloon

Cricket Club by 1 wickets.

KC0.158 for 7 dec: (E.; F

C.C.C. v. Com. Schools.

The above matchi played yester- day at Happy Valley resulted in a draw. Craigengower CC. batted first and made 185. The Schools team was 35 runs behind with 'one. wicket in hand when stumps were drawn. He

The scores ware: Craigengower, C.C.)

PRLC 56,

Lee £3.

E. Zummer:35.

WAHHnise (DB.B.) 4 for

teen cher 66, A. C. Belk 5 for. 67) | Combine Schools 2:154) (for 9 weiht.

·HKO.C.1ft for 2 (EL:"Owen.

„Huches, 80 not unt).SE

CCA.. Folloo

A Baker: (AIC):367

Holden (OBB) 25-