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TRAINING GALLOPS
PARADE OF AUSTRALIAN SPRINTERS
Ribble's Convincing Trial
(BY MORNING DEW")
The feature of yesterday's gallops at the course was the number of sprints which Australan candidates were put throuch.
Able Amazon, one of the favourites for the “A” Class sprint -covered six furlongs in 1.30.4 finishing easily in 28 seconds. Bobniak Star was a little faster taking 1.27.1 for the «trip, with the last quarter in 27.3. High Finance" was even faster still taking 1.26.4 for the six furlongs and finishing in 27.3). Just "What took much longer over the first half mile, but falsbed in every way Impressively.
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The "B" Class Australians were also out to do good "timas":" and Glorious Star covered six furlongs in 1.30.3. taking 28.3 for the last quarter. Australian Boy took 1.29. for the KALING Journey, with the last quarter at 28. Lucy Glitters took 1.28.2 and also Anished in 28.
Ribble, one the strongest challengers to Electric Star on Sa- turday was sent over a mille and a quarter and he put in a very fine gallop. taking 2.50 for the journey, the last half mile be ing in 1.02 and the last quarter in 30. The more I see of this ponty, the more I like hian.
Zero
Fair View
Partnership
Hot Heels
Hell for Leather
Lucy Glittera
Nell Gwyn Copper Idol Macaroni Royal Flush Tiny Star
Gladiator
Able Amazon.
Wonderful Stag
Glorious Star
35.3 1.09- 1.37.3
# 39 1.14
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1934.
SECOND VICTORY FOR
ENDEAVOUR-
Record Established For The
Triangular Course
Winning the third race in the America's Cup series, to re- cord his second consecutive victory, it looks as if Mr. Tom Sop- with will win four consecutive races as predicted by experts. The Endeavour established a record for the triangular course, the amateur crew co-operating efficiently with the masterly sea-- manship of the owner.
The Endeavour, although handicapped on the homeward journey by a split Genos, jib, erossed the finishing mark with a margin of 45 seconds, the Rainbow then appearing to gain very strongly on the challenger.
Newport, RI, Sept. 18. The Endeavour turned the ser- ond mark at 1.53 p.m.. half a length in front of the Rainbow, who turned at 1.57 p.m.
Two miles from the second mark the Endeavour led by fully 300 yards, but the Rainbow re- mained on the port tack, hoping to get the windward berth should close work be necessary at the buoy.
It was then thought that the boat rounding the second mark first would be the certain winner. barring accidents.
Mr. Bopwith at this time was sailing magnificently. Both yachts
set their Genoa Jibs immediate- ly after the turn.
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RECORD BROKEN
The Endeavour's time on the windward leg was 1 hour 17 min- utes 1 second, and bettered the Cup record established by Re- lance in 1903 by 2 minutes 57 seconds.
The Endeavour broke the record for the triangular course set by Enterprise In 1930, the official times being:-Endeavour 2 hours 50 minutes 40 seconds. Rainbow 2 hours 51 minutes 25 seconds.
The Endeavour crossed the line Et3.50 p.m. while the Rainbow crossed 51 seconds later.
A mile from the finish the Eb- deavour was 300 yards ahead, and going strong under her mainsail and balloon Jib; although Vander- bilt was gaining slightly.
President Roosevelt was an in- terested spectator throughout.
The official tires now make En- deavour's winning margin 45 sec- onds.
DEFENDER OUTSAILED The Endeavour outsailed the de- fender the entire way, while her crew worked the sails much snap- pler than In the earlier races. The only time she appeared in danger was after the first turn. when Vanderbilt almost pulled off the lead, only to be out- manoeuvred.
: The Tiger
Jungle Jim
1
Beta
41.3 1.18.4 1.50 30.3 1.12.3 1.49 2.22 23 1.09 1.40.4
2.21
31
33
31.4
Prima Donna
1
48 1.31
2.05.2 2.36
30.3
Bright View
1
42.2 1.21 1.56.2 2.28.2
32
Budge
1.
40.3 1.14 1.46 2.17.4
31.4
Warrington
38.3 1.11.2 1.44.2
33
Soldier of Germany
33.3
1.06,3 1.30.4 2.16.2
36.3
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1
33.3 106.3 1.39.4 2.14.2
34.3
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# 36.3 1.10 1.43,1
33.1
Fudge
35.2 1.10.1 1.42
31.4
35.4 1.08.2 1.39.2
31
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43.2 1.26.2 2.01.1 2.333
31.2
36.2 1.13.2 1.49 2.22.4
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40.2 1.19.2 1.58.3 232,2
33.4
Mutiny Bay
1 38 1.14.3 1.49.3 2.19.3
30
Valorous
1 44
1.233 2.01 2.35.2
43.2
Heart's Glory
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35.2 1.10 1.44.3 2.15.4
31.1
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30.3 30.2
3.08.1 27.1
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Specd
1 38
1.12 1.46.2 2.18
31.3
Flying Tourist
39 1.14 1.45
31.
7 32
1:01.3 1.30.1
28,3
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* 30.2 59.1 1.24.4
27,3
Lemberg.
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42.2 1.23.2 2.01.3 2.35.2
33.4
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39 1.13.3 1.44.
30.2
Burgomaster
I
44
2.06 2.42
36
Bobniak Star
31.1 59.3 1.27.1
37.3
Sadko
1,35
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Ribble
37.3 1.14.2 1.48 2.20
2.50
30
Great Hall
1
52 1.38 2.11.2 2.42
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1
41.3 1.13 1.51.2 2.22.1
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1.
37.1 1.11 1.45.4 2.18.3
32.4
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1 42 1.20 1.56 2.28.4
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37 1.11 1.44
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1
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37.11.09.2, 1.42.4
33.2
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1
40.3 1.17 1.50.2 2.21.3
31.1
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1
38.2 1.15
1.46.2 2.17.3
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Young Chap and Sin-
cerely Yours.
1
48.2 1.32 2.12 2.47
142.3 1.20 1.54
Over 100 Ladies enjoyed a very good afternoon In the
Wert Lounge of the European YM.C.A. yesterday afternoon, when the fortnightly Ladies' Games after- noon was held.
35
1
2.27.2 1.13.1 1.47 2.21 1.16 1.52 2.22.2 35.11.11.1 1.45.1
32.2 34
30.2
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Daylight" Eve
Chow Fan Chesterfield Just That Gold Currency
Gay Crusader
# 33.2 1.05
No Fear
Australian Boy
1 40.2 1.17.3 1.52.1 2.24
Racing Triumph
Night Star
#32
1.01 .1.20
1 39 1.16
1.53.2 2.20
1 37.2
In Good Time and
Sarabande
Spinaway and Racing
Pluck
Bag Tor
1 39 1.17 1.54 2.30 3.04
Ebony Idol
Antamok
Don, and Delightful
St. Ives. Fl-Fa and Hey
Ironsides
Tor
Monoplano
Hot Sup
30.2 1.12 1.45 2.17 41.1 1.19
ENGLISH CRICKET AVERAGES
against the Rainbow's 3 hours 9 minutes 52 seconds.
The record 'established by the Enterprise in 1930 was therefore easily beaten, the Enterprise's figures being 3 hours, 10 minutes 3 seconds.
The third race is being sailed to-morrow (Wednesday) the course being windward and lee- ward.— Reuter
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SOPWITH ELATED
Newport, Sept. 18. M3, T. O. M. Sopwith, owner and navigator of the British America's Cup challenger, Interviewed after the race to-day, was elated but modest,
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He praised his craft, saving he was almost pleased they had torn the big Genoa jib at the start, since it showed that the Endeavour could win even though lame.
The Jib split above the clew when it caught in a hank, “We' were unable to set it again on the inst leg because of the split," said Mr. Sopwith. "We were forced to set a light balloon jib on the way home. We were unable to sheet it in as close as we wished and that was the the chlet reason how the Rainbow closed in on the En- deavour on the final leg."
NOT DISCOURAGED.
Mr. Harold 9. Vanderbilt said he was not discouraged by his de- fest. He knew the Endeavour was very fast, he" sald.
The New York Yacht Club has granted permission for the re- moval
of a portion of the Endeavour's' cabin Bttings in or- der to bring them down to the weight of the Rainbow's.
Mr. Sopwith says that only a small amourt will be removed. "We will still carry more than the Rainbow," he said, but he did not intend to take out any more any- way.
The explanation of this decision lies in the fact that before the races experts expressed the opin- fon that the Rainbow's cabin
It looks certain now that En-attings did not accord with the deavour will win the series, the only question is will it be by tour races straight.
The official times for the race were definitely fixed some time after the event, and reveal that the Endeavour covered the course in 3 hours 9 minutes 1 second, as
LADIES GAMES AFTERNOON
Over 100 Present At Y.M.C.A.
Tables of Auction Bridge, Con- tract Bridge, Whist and Mah Jong were taken up and the function was the most successful, held so far this season.
rules of the contest. Briefly, in non-expert language, the En- deavour's cabin Attings are far. more comfortable than the Rain- bow's, but it appears that the rules have been differently inter- preted-- Reuter.
U. S. BASEBALL
Tigers Shut Out The Yankees
New York, Sept. 18. Detroit Tigers, American Lea- gue Leaders, "scored another vic-. tory, their victims, being the New York Yankees who were blanked out by Schoolbdy Rowe.
Dietrich blanked out Philadel phia, Athletics to give the latter # 6-0 vicory
Cleveland Indians "double" tots.
HOME FOOTBALL
Forecast For Saturday's
Matches
The teams underlined in the list below are "Left-Outs” sõlec- tions for Saturday's programme.
English League®
FIRST DIVISION
Results 1931 1932 1933 2-1 3-1 ZI
4-1 2-0 -
50 5-1
..Birham Everton
V.
B'burn
V.
Hud Weld
Grimsby
V.
Wolves
Leeds L'cester
Preston Wednesday
V.
L'peal
Man. C.
Chelsea
Arbanal
Stoke
Mid'bro
S'land
Derby
0-0
Tot'ham
W. Brom
V
А. У R'Mouth
1-3 3-2 1-2 2-0
0-200 3m2
422-1
Oldham P'mooth S'hampton
Swansea
SECOND DIVISION
III I III
H. K. HOCKEY CLUB
1.
Annual Meeting
Yesterday
The Annual Meeting of the Hong Kong Hockey Club was held yesterday with Mr. W. Woodward presiding, The Chairman reviewed the year very briefly saying that the total membership on the roll WILS 42.
The Club hoped to run a first and second eleven this season, but it was not certain whether a third team could be raised. However, a progamme of friendlies will be drawn up and that would give many members a chance to play.
The election of officers resulted as follows:-
President: Mr. W. Woodward. Vice President: Mr. E.J.R. Mitchell
Hon. Secretary: Mr. JL Tetley. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. EAV. Roed. Captain, First Eleven: Mr. J. Rodger.
Vice-Captain: Mr. J. E. Potter. Captain. Second 'Eleven: Mr. H.- R.A. Wood.
3-3 2 1 2 1
3-0
0-1.3-1 0-2
5–0 2–0 mű
LOCAL SOCCER
Chinese XI Selected
The following is the Combined Chinese soccer team who will play against the Rest of the Colony on Sunday, commencing at 4.45 p.m.: Lee Kwok- (CAA); 14 Tin- sang (ACAA) Họ Chor-yin (CAA); Lau Man (8.0.A.4.), Wong Mei-shun (S.C.AA), Leung Wing-chiu (8.C.A.A.); Tso Kwai- sing (S.C.A.A.). Tam Kọng-pax (S,C.A.A.), Fung King-cheung (S. C. A. A.), Tay Kwee-lang. (S.C.A.A). and Funk King-yu (CAA).
Bolton
Bradford
Brentford
Burnley
Fulham Man U.
Bradford C.
W. Ham
7.
Bury
Barnsley
V.
B'pool Norwich
Nott. F.
7.
Hull
Shefeld U.
N'castie
Notts. C.
2-1
32
T
P. Vale.
30
2-1
THIRD DIVISION
(North)
▼
Har pool
5--0
Barrow
Darton
Y.
C'caster
2-3 2-2 40
G'head
T.
Crewe
Halifax
V.
"- Lincoln
I N. Brighton
·P.
Chester
Rham
Stockport Walsall Wrexham
York
V.
R'dale
የ.
Mansfield
2-2
V
Carlae
Y
Tmere
3-15-1 2--1-1-1
7.
Southport
1-2 0-1 10
Acc'ton i.Chestfield
THIRD DIVISION
(South)
N'hampton Torquay
4-0 4-0
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111 111111
IIIIIIIIII
Albion
St. J'stone
Queen of B.
Kil'nock Hearts
4-1 3-1 1-0
-
3-1 6-2 4-0 1-0 1-2-0
3-06-21-0 0-1 4-3 2-6 2-0 3-0 2-2
0-3 1-5 11 3-13-11-2
1-1 4-0
1-4 1-3 0-2 40 3-3 2-0 1-0 1-2.72
0-2 2-0 1-2
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SILVER LINE.
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FROM
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"811.VERTEAK"
having arrived from the above Fort on 18th Bept, Consignesa of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are
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and expense
All broken, chaled, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on, Saturday, 2nd Sept, 1934, at 10 am
All Claims must be presented within 15 Days of the vessel's arrival here after which date they cannot be re- cognized.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and sil Good remaining undelivered after the 25th Sept., 1984, will be subject to
Bent.
No Fire Insurance has been effected, Billa of Lading will be conntersigned
by FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD.,
4th Floor, King's Building, Connaught Bond.
Dial 23186. Hong Kong, 18th Sept., 1934..
A'shot Brighton.
0-1 1
0-2 1-1
Bristol R.
Cardif
V.
Charlton
V.
Swindon
30 30
Clapton
V.
Newport
3--1
Conventry
Y.
Exeter
Coventry Luton Millwall
Reading Southend
7.
Watford
V.
V.
Queen P. Bristol C. B'mouth Crystal P.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Airdrie
"
Ayr U.
V.
Celtic
7.
V.
Clyde Queen P. A'deen Hamilton
Dundee
D'line
Falkirk
Hibs
7.
M'well
Partick
St Mirren
Chicago
712
1.
Chuck Hartnett homered.
3 Philadelphila
Chicago
scored s
Hack homered.
Philadelphia oper Washington Bena-
In the National League, New York Giants, world champions,
The following were the prize lost the first game to Cincinnati winners:-
Contract Bridge:--Mrs. Wyatt 3320 points.
Whist:-1, Mia Newman--173
The Nawab of Pataudi heads and bowling (ten wickets' quali- tricks: 2, Mra Strickland-173 the English. cricket batting | Acation) averages for the 1934 ❘ tricks." averages this season with 12.75 in season, Including the scores in
match, are,
the The leading three in the bas- | highest score batting column in- ting (eight completed Innings)dicating not out:-Reuter.
Reds when they were blanked out by Frey, but they won the second game 4-2.
Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies shared the honours in their double header.
following were the re-
Th
sults:
16 innings as against Hammond's the Champion County v. The Rest 76-32 in 35 Innings.
Booby Prize:---Mra. Evans-140
asterisks
tricks
National League
Cincinnati
Hafey homered. New Yor
Frey pitched.
R. HE 60
Auction Bridge:-1, Mrs. Cole-- 2,458 points; 2; Mrs. Bunje-2,407 points; 2, Mrs. Hopkins-3,383 points.
Booby Prize:Mrs. Fuller-76 pointa..
RATTING
Pataudi Hammond' Tyldesley
Inns
15. 35 +51 J
Runs
945 2366 2487
HS. NO. Avge. 214* 3 78.75 302* .4 76.32 239
8 57.83
W. Avge. 150 17.07
points.
2645. 150 17.63
́ ́Booby Prize:, points,
Peine Larwood Verity
1285,5
912.2
· 1282:1
1415 82 17.25
Mah Jong:-1, Miss Whitley 5,352 points; 2. Mr Neale -5,350 points 9. Mrs. Gra
5,000
Armbur---606
Cincinnati New York
Melvin Ott homered
Pittsburgh
P. Waner homered. Brooklyn
5
..... 8 11
American League
Philadelphia 6 12 Frank Heyes homered. Chicago
0
6
Dietrich pitched.
New York
Rowe pitched, Detroit.........
Greenberg homered.
Washington
2
0
..... 410 Kamush homezed. Cleveland
514 Game went to 12 innings.
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
13 4.
Bt. Louis
110
Game went to 10 innings, Houter
Rangers
SPALDING
KRO-
FLITE
GOLF BALL
Casts
till it's
"Just!"
BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
CANADIAN OPEN CHA
AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPI
are included amongst the many otec súgeme
Spalding Balls during
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