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BOXING EVE WINS AT MACAO

COME BACK OF ONE TIME

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1934.

HAPPY VALLEY GOLF

Singles Reaches Third

Round

The following are the results of the third round of the Royal Hong

Cebu And Bold Commander Kong Golf Chibs (Happy Valley).

Upset Punters

(BY "MORNING DEW")

The third extra race meeting at Macho was held yesterday under a strong sun, which may have in some way been respon- sible for the small attendance. The cash sweep figures were very small indeed,

As predicted in my article on Saturday, the "View" stable had a very good day, accounting for three of the seven races.

The sensation of the day was the success of Boxing Eve, one of the best sprinters of former days in the June Meeting Handicap. The pony was cleverly ridden by Mr. Gilbert Harri- man to win from Racing Triumph and Daylight Eve.

Cebu and Bold Commander were the other ponies to upset punters. Both of them returned handsome dividends to their supporters.

KING SALMON DESTROYED

King Salmon broke his fetlock in the second race and had to be destroyed.

1-Ma On Shan Handicap (1) Allies)

Mr Lau's Sea View, 156 Ihs.

(Mr. Yue Shun Wah) 1

The opening race was unevent- ful There were only four starters Miss Fearon's Potsdam, 156 lbs.

com-

(Mr. Choy Wing Chui) 2

and the public made Sea View (Mr. Yue Shun Wah 2 hot Mr. Longfellow's Young Com- favourite... The pony ran

mander, 135 lbs. fortably with the field most of the way. Half a mile from home he forged into the lead; with Potsdam within half a length of him. Mr. Yue did not have to push his mount at all to win from Potsdam. Young Commander was, third and Racing Joy last.

(Mr. H. Y. Laing) 3 Won by length; 4 lengths be- tween second and third;

Time: 2 mina. 54.2 secs. Pari-mutuel:-

Bold Commander

There were eleven starters in the Chiu Wah Shan Handicap, but there was only one pony in it all the way-Bold Commander.

The

pony led all the way home, follow- ed by Panama and The Corp. In the straight Soldier of Italy came up with a big rush and finished second, while Panama retained. third place. Bald Commander paid dividend of $68.70 for a wis, which happened to be the biggest "dividend of the day."

Cebu Comes In

Cebu was steered home by Mr. P. F. Botelho in the third" race over six furlongs in which Power- ful King, the favourite, was un- placed.

Orlando led the field, bus could not establish his customary lead. At the head of Colombo and No Fear passed him

the

straight

Win: $8.80.

Place: $5.10, $5.10. Also ran:--Racing Joy (Mr. W. H Yeh).

2.-Chia Wah Shan Handicap (6 Furlongs) Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold

Commander. 148 lbs

(Mr. Chausof, 1

Mr. L Shlu Fang's Soldier of

Italy, 155 lbs..... (Mr. Tarig)

Mr. H. J. Law's Panama, 162 138. (Mr. Butler)

2

3

Won by a "length; length be- tween second and third. Time: 1 min. 35,2,secs. Parl-mutuel:-

Win: $88.70.

Place: $11.50, $40.50, $0.70.

Also ran:-Antomok 152 (Mr. A.

A. R. Botelho), Chow Fan. 160 (Mr. S. Y. Laing), King Salmon 158 (Mr. Fung). Now's The Time 161 (Mr.. Ip), Sarabande 152 (Mr. Harri- man), The Carp 182 (Mr. Heard), Utopian 146 (Mr. Botelho). Widnes 158 (Mr. H. Y Laing).

3-Chiu Wah Shan Handicap (6 Furlongs)

(Mr. P. P. Botelho) 1

and it looked as though they would settle the fasue between them "when Mr. Botelho, in his customary Mr. Longfellow's Cebu, 145 lbs.

dash, came along in spectacular manner to snatch victory by half Mr. Fearmun's No Fear, 154 lbs.

(Mr. E. O, Butier) 2 Colombu Mrs. Lee Shiu Kee's Colombo,

140 lbs..... (Mr. Ip Kiu Ying) 3 Won by length; short head be-

a length on the outside. No Fear

Anished third.

second

and

Bay View

In the Mo Kan Bhan Plate, Bay tween second and third

won

View

close race 2

from Macaroni. The winner was ridden by Mr. 8. Y. Laing, who did not seem a bit fluttered when Way- ward "Stag Set a long lead. The

Time: I min. 33.2 scan, Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $46.20..."

Fläce: $11.80, $8.20, $25.40. Also ran:-Pe Face 145 (Mr. 8.

pony however, was all spent be-Y. Laing), Powerful King 181 (Mr.

fore the home straight was reach. ed and Baw View and Lemberg passed him in that order. These two ponies put up a great Anish. Wakefield was third,

Boxing Eve

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Mr. Harriman made up for his defeat on Macaroni by winning handsomely on Boxing Eve, leading from start to finish. The pony got on to his stride early in the race and established a long lead. He was given a breather at the bend and was sent along again by Mr. Harriman, to win from" Racing Triumph by two and a half lengths. Daylight Eve was third, three fur- ther lengths behind.

Another Runaway Affair 'The Matoor Race" proved an easy thing for Black Velvet, ridden; by "Oplum Dick.This candidate led from start to finish, with only Tolshan within measurable dis tance of him, ultimately ending up.six lengths behind the winner. City of Shanghai was a poor third,

just ousting Bear Face

Ladies Race

20

Heard), Morning Sun 140 (MZ, Chanson), Orlando 140 (Mr. Fung), 4-Mo Kon Shan Pixta (1 Mile) My. Lau's Bay View, 152 lbs.

(Mr. 8. Y. Laing) i Mr. Hem's Macaroni, 154 lbs.

(Mr. G. A. Harriman) 2 Mr. H. 8. Y.'s Wakefield, 146 lb. -

(Mr. E. O. Butler) 3 Won by 11 lengths; 5 lengthe be- tween second and third.

Time: 2 mins. 03.4 secs. Pari-mutuel

Win: '$7.10.

Place: $5.70, $7, 57:40.. Also ran:-Wayward Sing.... 167. (Mr. Ip Kui Ying), West Parade 143

Mr. Heard).

5-Jane Meeting Handongo

(7 Furlongs) Mr. Eve's Boxing Evo, 152 lbs,'

Mr. Harriman) 1'

Mrs Laing's Racing Triumph,

6140:1bs... (M2, E. O, Butler) (2)

Mr. Tally Ho's Daylight Eve, 165

Singles!

R. Young (5) beat T. D. Faton (14) 2 up.

C. W. E. Bishop (18) best Mc- Keller (8) 2 and 1.

L Goldman (8) beat N. Drum- mond (14). 3 and 2

IF GOSSIP. WE MUST

"DAY OF THE STATE"

(Continued from Pake 8)

stitute, where her personal charm and sweetness, combined with brilliant efficiency to make her most deservedly popular.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. G. Powell, and the bride was given away by Bir Thomas Southorn: the Colonial Secretary. while Commander Morpeth acted as best man.

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The bride looked very sweet and graceful in a beautifully moulded gown of pale rose-beige peau-d' Hangelace. Her long tüle vell was

H. N. Williamson (15) beat AC Young (17) 4 and 3.

WL. Alexander (18) beat C.

Burton (13) 2 and 1..

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of the same delicate tint and was held in place by a dainty cap Wood-

of lace, which was pulled down Mack-over her bronze curls with charm- ing effect. She wore as her sole ornament a lovely bracelet of rubies and pearls, the gift of the bridegroom's mother.

3. Forbes (14) beat W, ward (15) 3 and 2.

E. H. Watts (24) beat J. night (9) 2 up,

1. L Adams (23) beat A. Mac-

Indo (18) 3 and 2.

I. Angwin (17) beat A. G. Brawn (15) 3 and 12.

W. S. Hiller (8) beat W. J. Mac- kenzie (18) 1 up:

C. Mycock (15) beat W. F. Ed monds (12) 1 up.

Foursomes Finalists

£5

The Semi-finals in the four-

resulted tournament somes follows:-

J. E. Richardson (13) and P. 8. Smith (21) beat J. Stephens (18) and E. Booker (10) 5 and 4.

L. Goldman (B) and C. W. Bishop (18) beat & Moore (14) and J. Fraser (17) 4 and 3.

The Final

In the final round of the Summer Foursome

(Happy Competition Valley) yesterday, C. W. E. Bishop and L. Goldman beat J. E, Richard- son; and P 8. Grant, 1 up.

3

Mr. Roda's City, of Shanghai ·

(Po Yue) Won by 6 lengths; many lengths between second and third."

"Time: 1 min. 35.3 secs.

Pari-mutuel :-

Win: $11.10.

Place: $5.80, $5.00, 56. Also ran-Dare Devil (Ah Yu) Racing Spirit (Ah Yee). Scar Face

(Ah Lee), :...

1.-Ladies Dash (3 Mile) Mr. Lau's Harbour view

(Misa Betty Fair) 1

Mr. Lau's Sea View

(Miss Scott Harston) Mr. S. W. Tang's Racing Lad

(Miss J, Dowbiggin)

1

The groom.gmen were Mr. R. Wolsenden and Mr. A. Cairns, and themaids of honour were. Miss Marle Patersen, and Miss Kathleen Markham (nice of Mr. P. B. Jolly,

very

Commissioner of Custams) who came down from Hothow for the wedding. Both girls locked very attractive In frilly frocks of prim- rose organdle, sashed with narrow ribbons of pale green velvet and with wide hats of organdie.. to match. A reception was Kindly given afterwards by the For, Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe C.M.G." Inspector General of Police, and the Matron of Honour, Mrs. Wolfe, who received the guests and look- ed charming in a dress of pale yellow valle delately patterned in brown and worn with a wide brown hat.

Lady Southorn looked delightful in a dress of ivory organdie caught at the neck with a loose bow of velvet and worn with a picture hat of dark crimson.

The health of the bride and bridegroom was proposed by Sir Thomas Southorn, in a most witty and delightful speech, in which he

For School

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吃 Munich, June 9.

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CHINESE STUDENTS

And Natural Science®

Mr Chan Shye-pak of Ying Wah College was declared champion of Mandarin, speakers at the Afth annual Mandarin oratorical con-" test held at the Chinese YMCA. on Saturday evening. His subject More Attention to Natural Scien- was, "Chinese Students Should Pay

ces."

Talking on the same subject as the winner. Mr. Chan Tung-chun of Man Sang College won the sec and prize, and the third place was secured by Mr. Hon Chl-sin from Chung Wah College who spoke on "We Must Stress on Deeds Instead

of the National-Socialist youth organisations, announced the new National education minister, Rust, when, addressing a large congress of South German school teachers on Saturday. This applies to both boys and girls in "Hitler youth" "League of German Girls.", "Ger- man young peoples League," and all similar organisations. This of On Words." settles the long standing con- groversy about how the time of the shcool children should be divided among the family, school and National Sociallat training. The home and school room.” said Rust, "form the child. Our task is to see

Mrs. William C.. H. Chen, the wife of the associate secretary of the "Y" presented the prizes at the conclusion of the contest.

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mentioned his early friendship with the bride's family in Ceylon (when she herself was but a small school- girl and when as a junior District Officer at Kandy, he some tizzes Anished a long hot " circuit” through the East Matale Hilla by 2 calling in at the pleasant Westland Estate, and enjoying the hospitality of the bridge's parents. It was this the opinion that the crop had im-ccasion of a reception by the early friendship that gave Lady proved since the Government re-

Chinese Minister in. Berlin, Mr. Liu Southern the happy idea of 60g-port was made.

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Southern sales. Weather conditions. also took part

3

Won by 5 lengths; many lengths between second and third,

Time: 1 min. 01.1, seca. Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $12.90.

* Place: $5.70, 88.10, $7.80, -/ Beryn Fair), Hearts' Joy (Mrs. Par- Also ran:-Armistice Day (Miss. ker), Young Mack).

Commandez (Mála

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Race 1 No. 100 ....

$ 92.20 B............ 26.34 200 ........... 13.17 No. 76 get $13.17.

(Special Drawing) No. $629........... $48455

3068

138.44 3750

69,22 Nos.: 4859, 3014, 2816, 4857 $19.25 each.

Race 2

+1

No. 77

•

109 #2

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Bace 3 No. 40

$108.44 30.05 15,48 12, 23; 234.

234 50

$129.59 37.05 18.51

No: 101, 135, 108, 58 get $5.11 each.

Race 4.

No. 42

11..... 18

$205.53 58.70 29.35 19, 23, 157 get $10.87 each.

Race 5

No. 140

200

21

Л

$158.84 48.30 22,68

Nos.: 27, 132 get $12.60 each.

(Special Drawing). No. 28567 ... $2,524.24 **

41296 4..... 731.20 10726. 360.80 Nos: 13881, 28714, 12257 12298 set $36.42 each; palą, bet

[The drawing of this sweep had Time: 1 min. 49 seca. Equals not completed by the end of the Record).

last race. Full results will appear to-mozOW.J

16. (M. Heard) 3 Won by 21 lengths; 3 lengths-be- tween second and third.

Part-mutuel

Win: $53.70)

Place: $16, $13.

Full marks must be given to Miss Betty Fair for winning the with Harbour View. last race Cletting off to a favourable start ahe pushed the pony into the lead and drew away with every stride. Miss Scott Harstah took second place and many lengths Mr. Herlot's Black Velvet behind came Racing. Lad with Miss./

Also ran:--Banquet Hall 145, (Mr. ID), Royal Flush 149 (Mr. Butler). 6-Chin Wah Chan Handicap (8 Furlongs)

Race 6

No. 88 ...... $157.72.

46.18 3) (2254) Nos.: 57, 37, 88 get $8.34 each:

A Race 7:

$ $140.75

42,78 21.39

(Ah Wong) 2

Noa: 120, 101, 133 get $7.92 each,

ing (Opium Dick) :17 Joan Dowbiggin up. The rest of Mr. Mui Yick Man's Tolchan w the field was badly outclassed,

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Call Money 3-7/8, Young Loan improved to 92, Reichsbank wea Junk Bay Trip Unmarred By not be recognised.

Weather

kened 1/8 to 153. Dyetrusts rose advanced 1 to 154," German Steel 1 1/8 to 1441, Salzdetfurth Potash

Trusts sprang 1.3/8 to 42, 3/B, Ger- About 80 members of the St. man Mineral Oils rose 4 to 1204, Andrew's Club took part in their slemenshalske jumped 24 to 141, first launch bathing picnic of the Bemberg Rayon 5/8 firmer at 70 and Harpener Mining sprang" 2 to 100-Transocean Kuo, Min.

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Moscow, June 9. Gold has been discovered in the Ural Mountains near the village of Nebisch, in the Neviansk district. The first reports on Saturday state

summer season on Saturday after- noon"

The destination of the trip was Junk Bay, where a very enjoyable programme, of swimming events took place, in addition to a pleasant plenic tea

The party arrived back at Kow- loon at 6.45 pm.

Among those seen at the picnic were the Rev. J. R. Higgs: the Vicar of St. Andrew's Church and Mrs. Higga, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Baldwin, Mr. R. Dormer and a party of the St. Andrew's Troop of

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