NEXT SATURDAY'S RACES
Full List Of Entries And Weights
The following is a full list of entries and weights for the seventh Extra Race Meeting to be be held on September 22:-
Big Wave Bay Handicap
Corroboree Handicap. “A”
High Finance
Just That
Nell Gwyn
Rosy Morn
Saucy Face
RACE. 3.
Junk Bay Handicap "D" Class—.
".
Jungle Jim
Lemberg
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1934.
CRICKET NOTES
The Interport
can
At the
moment of writing it does not look, as if there is going to be interport trial-to-day, and unless those responsible
On Wednesday manage a game afternoon, the task of the selec- tion committee is going to be an than at Arst even harder Imagined, Picking a cricket team at the best of times is no sine
one
cure but when one has to do so in
the begining of the season, when there is nothing to guide one ex cept the previous season's form. the difficulty of the task's mul- tiplied a thousandfold. It would
BOWLS NOTES LAWN BOWLS
Junior League Decided
Finishing at the bottom of the draisongover" "B" y. K'loon Docks
junior diviston last year, the In- dian Recreation Club lawn bowlers have made history this season by topping the list. Although they have two more games to play, their victory last week over Kowloon 0.0. has given them the championship. They started the season with a defeat at the Yacht Club, but they took the points in ten consecutive
Sincè games until they were tripped by the Police at the Valley.
P. H. Parks
J. D. Proven
J. A. Lindsay
J. C. Brown (skip) M. Ferguson
J. I. M. Brewin
G. Henderson.
W. Greig (skip)
T. Coleman
K. R. Macaskill
J. Kempton
J. McKelvie (skip)
then they have had another Police R.C.. Club de Recrele
G, C. Mass W. Nolan
R. Us be a great pity, if the rain inter- scquence of four victories. The
G. Perkins feres with this afternoon's game winning of the Shield by a team
who have comparatively, new to the League. Mair 29 a few newcomers
against old and experienced teams in the junior section is a very creditable performance indeed. The Kowloon Bowling Green Club were favoured early in the season to top the list, but they have had some unexpected reverses.
"B" excellent records to back up their claims for inclusion will be seen for the first time this season if the match does come off.
*
•
J
better
A. A. Remedios,
C. H. Basto
C. A. Lopes C. Q. Silva (skip)
L. J. Stiva O. A. Dowman L. F. Xavier J. Shepherd F. V. Ribeiro WE. Hollands A. H. Basto
(skip)
T. Talion J. Fender
*
(skip)
L. A. Gutierrez
J. G. Ozozio C. E. Marques
(skip)
JUNIOR DIVISION
11
(skip)
two trials So far as the "first are concerned,.. they did not teach as anything that we did not know
A feature of the senior divisionF. E. E. Booker excepting perhaps that Minu ̧will
game between Club de Recrelo and A. R. Clark F. X. M. Silva. have to bowl very much than he has done so far it he is Cralgengower"B" last week was to make the trip. His rival, El- the heavy defeat inflicted on the vin, has been bowling consistent Valley combination. Recreio won ly, and though Minu is definite- by 74 shots to 47, their play in the 17 the better bowler when he is later stage of the game when they Crower C.C. v. Civil Service C.C. in forin, the Army representative secured the upper hand over the has been the more successful of visitors being marked by skilful tactics and good bowling. Kowloon the two in the trial matches.
In my opinion Owen Hughes is C.C., on their own ground avenged the natural selection for the cap- their defeat at Hunghom by taking 113 that the points from Kowloon Docks. taincy. He has shown early though the season is, he has Their victory was gained by the already, got his "eye in" and any-small margin of two shots. body who has followed cricket in Kowloon Bowling Green Club Hong Kong closely will agree that Juniors defeated the Civil Service
RACE 1.
(1 Mue).
Macaroni
Beta
-143
Monoplanë
186 160 .. 158 153
Budge
150
Racing Boy
155
Electric Star
168
Ribble
160
High Speed
154
The Tiger
165
Lemberg
150
Valorous
180'
Macaroni
148
Wonderful Stag
152
Racing Piuck ........
140
RACE &
Ribble
150
Tweed Island Bay Handicap.
: Soldier of Cermany
161
Class( Furlongs)
Spinaway
150
Brechin
William Osler
140
Bright View
152 181
" RACE 2
Dori
148
Gladiator
154"
Class-(5 Furtongs)
High Speed
154
Able Amazon....... 185
Mayflower
151
Alacrity
145
Pride of Tsingtao
155
Atlas
152
Prima Donna
152
Bobniak Star
145
Soldier of China
158
Bronze Era
153
Spinaway
150
155
RACE 7
150
150
Picnic Bay Stakes Handicap.
Clase. (6 Furiogus)-Second Sec
"D"
135
tion
137
Banjolina
Bold Commander
161 155
Chivalrous
110
(Furlongs)-First Section
Colombo
181
Banquet Hall
140
Dare Devil
147
Boxing Eve
188
Ebony Idol
185
Chesterfield.
140
F-Fa
145
Chow Fan
.140.
Hell for Leather
160
Dancing Butterfly
143
Hey Tor
157"
Gay Butterfly
Hot Heels
151
180
Helter Skelter
148
Racing Spirit
140
Sea View
TAD
Ironsides
140
King's Parade
152
Shaughraun
164
National Day
152
The Carp
No Fear
150
Vago
160 163
·RACE $
Racing Pluck
168
Racing Triumph
145
Sarabande
140
(1 Mile)-Second Section
The Bodega
158
Bayardo
161
Fair View
Warrington
154
*
Fudge.
181 185
RACE 4
Glad Eyes
188
Gold Bullion
162
(14 Miles.)
Great Hall
161
148
Heart's Glory
161
.150
Partnership
•-157
162
Royal Flush
149
Classic Hall
157
Vigilance
155
Copper Idol
160
Wayward Stag.
168
Dancing Butterfly
153
What Chance
158
Delightful Chance
148
William Osler
153
Hell for Leather
149
Zero
158
In Good Time
154
RACE 9
147
Vaucluse Handicap. "B" Class,
153
(5 Furlongs)
St. Ives
148
Australian Boy
14b
Surprise
154
Checky Face
135
The Bodega
150
City of Brisbane
135
RACE 5
Dinty
145
Empire Day
155
(1 Mile)-First Section
Glorious Star
148
differ. He
Beta
151
Lucy Glitters
150
Bistre
153
Miss. Jummy
149
Budge
158
Fortia
152,
Daylight Eve
149
St. Joan
165
In
Flying Tourist
161
The Giraffe
135
Gay Crusader
168
The Goose'
163
Gold Currency
140
Vriday
143
Sub-Griffins Autumn Plate-
Antamok
Bold Commander
Cavalcade
Racing Spirit Sarabande
Island Bay Handicap. "C" Class
Aldrich Bay Handicap. "C" Class
LOCAL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Affiliated To Home Body
It was announced at the meeting
an ex-
H. Major
G. Gunn
W. Burling
H. L. Lockhart
J. Gellatley
WORLD SERIES BASEBALL
Ford Co. Acquires Radio Rights
BOXING Schmeling Beats Neusel
Hamburg, Aug. 28.-The Aght between Max Schmeling, a' former holder of the World's Heavy- weight Championship, and Walter. Neusel took place at Stellingen, near here, this evening, and end- ed "in a victory for Schmeling.
New York, Sept. 14, The baseball World Series opens on October 3.
For the Arst time in history | Eight rounds bad been fought, radio broadcasting rights "have and neither showed signs of dis- been sold to the Ford Motor Com-tress, but when the bell sounded pany, who purchased the exclufon the ninth round Neusel did
of not move from his corner. sive privileges for $100,000
over to Neusel. which approximately $42,000 will referee walked
who, waving his hand, said he go to the players-
gave up the fight. "It is hopless," Reuten.
he said.
MAJOR LEAGUETM GAMES
New York, Sept. 13. Paul Dean. St. Louis Cardinals' pitcher, shut out the New York
season
The
The match was the most in- portant decided in Germany. for many years. About 80,000 specta- tors watched the match, a record crowd for a German boxing event. Giants in the National baseball In the opening round Neusel league while the Cardinals gather-attacked from the start. Schre- ed two runs in a 12-inning game.
ling was content to play a waiting League game. The fight became livelier Last year's American champions Washington Senators, in the second rourid. Neusel got were blanked by Rowe of Detroit in a series of bqdy blows, but Tigers, leaders this
the Schmeling replied with some latter scoring two runs.
straight rights to the face. later The game between Philadelphia exchanges Neusel's eye was bruis- Athletics and St. Louis Browns ed. Neusel opened the attack in the next round, but Schmeling was postponed owing to rain.""
The following were the resultä: straight rights to the face. In later
National League
lefte at close range, while Schme- lng was forced to drouch and Aght with both hands, after mis- sing with two uppercuta. Neusel followed with a straight right. which told visibly.
R. H. E.
2
B. Williams
L. Collyer
St. Louis New York
R. R. Wood (skip)
061 Paul Dean pitched for St. Lau's in 13 inning game.
1
Chicago..................
4
7
L. Luck (skip)
Brooklyn bok 1275
3
American League
R. R. Davies (skip)
Washington Detroit
0
ton.
New York Cleveland
M. Purvis
H. Westlake
Indian R.C. v. Yacht Club
A. Stevenson. H. S. Rouso Sir T. Southorn
(skip)
A. Macfarlane (skip)
he is one of the most dangerous by the wide margin of 80 shots to batsmen we have had for some 35. The Kowloon team gained the years. In addition he is
points in the earlier game by four cellent slip while his bowling is shots. The Yacht Club which has AH Rumjahn
deadly acknowledged to be more on the Shanghai wicket than it not been prominent this season, D. M. Khan except at the start, when they won A. O. Madar 3 here.
three games in succession, avenged K. M. Omar their initial defeat by accounting
8. O. Bux Other players who should be for the Club de Recreio by a dif- M. Afzal certain of selection are T." Aerence of seven shots.
M. I. Raznek Pearce, C. C. Garthwaite, E. J. R.
A. M. Wahab Mitchell and G. 8. Dunkley with A.CL "Bowker and F. D. Pereira as our shock bowlers. That leaves four places in the side. Elvin or Minu will take up one of them and if I were to make a selection
触
In the three senior division games fixed for, this afternoon the nost important one is the meeting of Civil Service and Craigengower "A" on the former's ground. Kowloon
on present form, I will vote for Bowling Green are not engaged this What week, but the result of the Valley the Army representative.
their a bearing on tle I have seen of HL W. Baines some has convinces me that he is too good chances for the championship. I
is a vital match for Craigengower
(skip)
J. Hoosen M. Y. Adal A M. Omer
..
E. S. Abraham
G. E. Costello
F. A. R. Selby B. E. Maughar
(skip)
E. B. Reed
A. T. Hamilton
*** J, B. Ross
(skip) A. R. Dallah A. Chapman
(skip)
Club de Recreio v. Polica B.O. D. C. Alves W. McLeod
-- (skip)
A. V. Barros i L Glendinning C. M. 8. Alves J, R. McWalter
(skip)
A. Channing
'J. B. Riddell
W. Glendinning
(skip)
a man to be left out so we still
us a victory for them will place Dr. R. A. Basto A, E. Carey have two more places in the team.
on level points with the Ricketts has been bowling fairly them well but, with due respect, I do Bowling Green Club with the ad. S. Rozario W. Forrest not feel that he is up to inter-vantage of two games in hand. B Xavier port standard. Besides, we have The chances are that Craigengower F. X. Soares in Alec Pearce an excellent me-will win and strengthen their J. J. Besto dium bowler and though some hopes on wiming the Shield. will argue that Ricketts is de- DURA
last. Two
[skip) Dock are visitors at H. A. Botelho; W. B. Dail 8. Farlow beg to Craigengower where the "B" team F. A. Xavier finitely a slow bowler, I
comes down rather oppose them. After the BP.A. Yvanovich G. 8. Alexander
W. McHardy fast, from a great height.
team's indifferent display in the Julio Ribeiro
(skip) (skip) games the Dockyard Pereira, Pearce, players will be all "but to detent Football Club v. H.. Electric Bowker,
RA Trengove Garthwaite Elvin or Minu there-them. The Police are likely to re. Bhaw fore, we have five regular bowlers,trieve their good name by beating Then there are Owen Hughes and Club de Recreko. Baines who can send down a use- ful ball so it will seem that so far as bowling is concerned, Hong What Kong will be well, served.
C. B. Robertson
A. Brooksbank (skip)
A. Humphreys
There are four games in the junior division." The champions
P. E. Morgan
E. B. Carter
J. Russell (skip)
we want now is a couple of peo- will be out to avenge their initial defeat when they receive the Mr. Quest suggested that one pie on whom we can rely on to
representative of each country make a few runs Teddy Fincher Yachtsmen. On their strong form
should serve
chances
G. E. Stephens
J. J. Gregory G. S. Graver
on the Committee has intimated that he will not be the Indians should win. Although F. H. W. Haynes (skip) under the Chairmanship of either able to make the trip otherwise the Mr. Woodford or Capt, Bates, he will easily secure a place.
a
TO-DAY'S FIXTURES
in the remaining J. games are even, the Electricians Letters were read from Pur. F. P. Willams has been rather dis- are likely to get away with the of the Hong Kong Hockey Assocla- R. Porter, Secretary to Commodore appointing but all the same I points when they visit the Football tion yesterday evening that the Frank Elliott, Intimating: that the cannot help feeling that he will Club.
an excellent bat English Amateur Hockey Associa-latter was very pleased to become get in. He is tion had been pleased to accept Vice-President of the Hockey though he did nothing · outstand- the rules and bye-laws of the local Association and from COL J. 11. ing in the two trials up-to-date. Association and had granted the Morris accepting office as a vice D. 8. Harley is much too reckless latter affiliation to the Home body. President.
abat, while Mackay's chief value Mr. A. A Dend was in the chair and was supported by Mr. F. A. Kemp, Hon. Secretary, Mr. AM Xavier, Hon. Treasurer, Captain Bates (Aring), Payr. Lieut Comdr.
..
The following' are the fixtures for
afternoon:
Senior Division
Reserves: J. Murray and Steven:
GUTIERREZ SHIELD COMPETITION
To-Morrow's Games
3 11 1
Rowe pitched for Washing-
$3
1. 3
Selkirk homered for New
· York. Reuter.
AMERICAN GOLF TITLE
Torrance Goes Down
Lively Exchange
A lively exchange in the fourth round. In which peither got off scot free, was followed by several clinches. In close exchanges Schmeing pounded his opponent with short blows to the body.
Neusel attacked at the start of, the fifth round, but was held on. Schmeling then got in a straight left which seemed to shake Neusel, Neusel tried to force the pace in the next
Schmeling round, but drove him back to the ropes where a heavy left brought Neusel to h's knees. There were frequent clinches. Schmeling, who appear ed to be reserving his strength, kept on sending in lefts and rights to Neusel's head.
the Neusel -did his best in seventh round to get through Schmeling's attack but the best he could do was to land two straight lefts just before the gong, An energetic offensive was begun by Neusel, but Schmeling was not to be bustered, and he stopped
to interfere. The Afth round and quarter-every blow. Repeated clinching
caused the referee final
of the American round
and Schmeling finished the round Amateur golf championship were.
with a series of hooks and upper- LIWEon
Little cuts. played, to-day.
When the gong sounded Reynold Smith, David Goldman and Don Armstrong being the last
four.
Brookline, N.Y., Spet. 13.
for the ninth round Schmeling calmly left his carner, while Neu- sel remained sitting on his chair. A surprise of the day was theThe Aght was therefore awarded defeat of T. A. Torrance, a can-
to Schmeling favour didate who, was in great for the championship. He was all square with Edmund Driggs of
The following were the details
New York at the ninth, but the of to-day's play:- latter played excellent golf to place him two up, Driggs, how- and 1 ever, was eliminated by Goldman in the quarter-nnal.
D. Goldman beat Fred Haas 2
Chick Evans beat Mark Stuart 4 and 3
Lawson Little, the American Lawson Little beat Harry Gandy golfer and British Amateur cham-4 and 2
plon this year with a record score, accounted for Harry Gandy Willie Turnesa.
and
Edmund Driggs beat T. A Tor- rance 2 up
QUARTER-FINALS
per at the 23rd...
A..
The Gutierrez Lawn Bowls Shield Competition matches will be continued to-morrow when Wales and Indis
dis meet in the First Round, Civil Service v. Craigengower "A" on the Police green at 330 pm. Kowloon and Portugal and Australia in the Craigongower "B"
Second Round, at the Kowloon Docks.
Bowling Green Club at 3.30 p.m.
The following are the teams:--- India: K. M. Omar, A.
A Razack, D. Rumjahn and U. M. Omar (skip). "
Surg. Lieut. Comdr. Phillips, Maj. 18 h wicket-keeping but with this Campbell and Mr. G. T. Paimer Dunkley in the team we shall have were elected to the Hockey Um to look elsewhere. In this connec pires Board for the ensuing year. tion the name of A Madar
The Secretary also read a letter crops up although he has not yet- P. C. Le Crass (Royal Navy), and from Young Sikh's Association, gured in any of the trials owing Messrs. Az P. Guest (Bt. An-a newly formed body who request to finess. He was a member of drew's), Surgin Singh (Radio) ammitation to the Association. Mitchell's victorious team and If I Jahan Dad (KZ.T.C.). P. E. Naidu Mr. Surgin Singh proposed and Mr. (KITC.), Q. T. Palmer (Europeanahan Dad seconded the proposal YMDA). C. D'Almada e Castro that they be admitted into the (Recreio) and F. A. Barros Incog-Association. This was carried..
After the minutes of the last general meeting had been confirm Led, Mt. Dand announced that the
Association's hand-book which i covered valuable hockey informa tion would shortly be published at Si per copy.
LOCAL FOOTBALL
The following have been selected and to play against the Chinese at While still on the subject of Caroline Fill on Sunday, Septem allation Mr. Dand proposed chat ber 23. Kick off at 4.45 p.m. the yearly subscription remain at the original figure of $5 per annum. Borderers),
Cord (Kowloon); Mullane (B.W.
ན་
Mathias (SW.B.), Ellett
Police. R.C. y. Club de Recreio Junior Division Craigengower y. Civil Service. Indian R.C. v. Yacht Club. Recreto. v. Police B.C Football Club v. HK. Electric. Teams for to-morrow's matches
remember rightly he contributed in no small measure to Hong Kong's success. Madar is a sound bat and a useful Leld who con send down a good medium Ball.
From reports received the lead- ing Shanghat players are in great form at the present, Stokes mak-are follows: ing a lot of runs while Leach has just got his ftleth wicket of the season. Coward is reported to be keeping as brilliantly as ever
SENIOR-DIVISION
and on the whole it is felt that Civil Service v. Craigengower the Hong Kong team will have to E.: W. Simmonds be a really strong one if they are C. Strange
C. Pile (Folice): to return with the Shanghai dag. A. O. Brawn Mr. C. D'Almada e Castro seconded. Robertson (HK Club); Podmore There are at another two weeks F. J. Jones (skip)
(St. Joseph's); before the team leaves, but as it P. E Knight (HLK. is more than likely that the se- 8. Alderman the proposal which was carried 18.W.B.), Elms unanimously.
Mr. Kemp, Hon, Becretary pro Olub) Malpas (Lincpine), Ridley lected eleven will play the Rest S. Eccleshall posed that a Sub-Committee. be (Lincoins) and Eastman (Kow- of the Colony on the last Satur 7. Deakin (skip)
day before they leave, it will not T. Armstrong. formed to decide who are entitled | toon); {#
badger denoting their Reserves: Morrison (8.3.) be at all surprising to see a few L. R. Whant
In Colony or Inter Stanley (R. Nayy), Burnage (Rselections announced in the course AW: Grimmitt
of the next few days. Nary and Baldry (incoins). national matches.
to wear
part
J. Höllidge (skip).
Wales:-W. Phelps, A Chart- nings, R. R. Davis and F. J. Jones iskip).
Australia. Lee, W. K. Way
E. C. Fincher and W. H. B. Muskett (skip), Me
Portugh:-L. A. Gutierrez, F. V. V. Ribeira, C. G. Silva and R. F Luz (skin).
DONATIONS RECEIVED
The treasurer of the Old Pro- testant Church and Cerpeteries at Macao Restoration Fund ledges with thanks the following donations
Already acknowledged
Netherland Community In Shanghai and Hauków..
$1718.50-
Reynold Smith beat Ernest Ple- Goldman beat Driggs 2 and 1
Don Armstrong beat. Chick
Lawson Little beat Willie Turne-
The thirty-six-hole semi-finals Evans 4 and 3 will be decided to-morrow, the ties being Reynold Smith v. Gold-sá 3 and 2 man and Lawson Little V. Arm- strong.
SPALDING
Reynold Smith beat Ernest Ple- per at 23rd.
"KRO-FLITE
BRITISH OPEN
GOLF BALL
AMERICAN OPEN. CH
CANADIAN
AUSTRALIAN
Lasts
till it's
Jost!
Spalding Walls, during 1938:
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