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TRAINING GALLOPS
Bronze Era Returns A Fast Mile On Sand Track
(BY MORNING DEW "Y
There was a long list of ponies "clocked" yesterday morning and although the track was by means fast, several goed galaps were seen.
1.
The outstanding performance of the morning was a mile gallop by Bronze Era (Mr. Davis up). The pony took 1.57.3 for the journey and finished up quite strong. The first mile was in 584 and the second half, occupied exactly the same time. This candidate stands a good chance of upsetting Able Amazon on'.. Saturday in the mile rsOE.
Another very fast bit of work was by Mr. Seth's Just That with Mr. Soares on the saddle. Covering a mile in comparatively slow time, the pony finished up the home straight in 26.3. That is likely to win a race very soon.
Just
Of the athers. I like the way in which Soldier of Italy' did his work He is in the novices event and may provide a sur- prise. Wm. Poy was on the saddle yesterday morning,
Soldier of Germany, who will be starting in the Austin Plate (six furlongs) went over that distance yesterday and created a good impression. The pony shan'd be prominent on Saturday.
Lemberg and Gladlater, two winners at the earlier meeting were both sent over slow work. These ponies are extremely At and may win again this week.
Two contenders for the Double Tenth Plate, Sadko and Sol- dier of Britain were sent out over a mile. The "Soldier" can- didate shaped very well, but the same cannot be said of Sadko, who seems to have lost his old dash.
Racing Pluck (Heard up) and West Parade went round to-
gether. They registered 1.45.4 for six furlongs. Both were mov- Ing well.
Soldier of Germany
Bright View....
The Tiger
Vriday
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY,
FOOTBALL
HOME
Forecast For Saturday's. Games
(BY LEFT OUT")
There is another full programme of football matches this week and in addition to picking out the probable winners (given in bla type), I have given the distance the teams will have to travel for their fixtures as this should be able to help readers to help readers to form an opinion regarding the chances of each
team.
The programme for this Saturday is as follows:--
FIRST DIVISION
1933
Results 1931 1932 2-1 4-0 3-1 7-0 3-2 2-1
32
31 Z
BIRMINGHAM 120
EVERTON
175
Y..
Plymouth Chelsea
Grimsby
110
V.
A. Villa
22
HUDDERSFIELD. 80
V.
Wolves
41 25
T
B'bura
65
v.
Derby
V.
Liverpool
125 V.
Arsenal
S'LAND
25
T
Mid'bro
Tot'ham
90 V.
W. BROM
95 V.
L'cester Leeds
MAN. C. Preston Wednesday Stoke-
ל
SECOND DIVISION
1-1
0.0
I II II II:
#111111111111111111111111111
BOLTON
50
V.
Barnsley
BRADFORD
25 7.
Bury
2-1 4-0. I'
The following times were clocked:-
BRENTFORD
105
V.
Nott. F.
悲
BURNLEY
30
Y
Man. U.
23.
33 1.06.
1.36.2
30.2
FULHAM
155
Hall
+35 1.09. 1.40
31"
NORWICH
100
V.
W. Ham
7 37.4 1.12
1.42
30
Nott. C.
80
Y...
Bradford C.
Philanderer and Kindo
744 1.22 +42 1.22
1.54
32
OLDHAM
40
P. Vale
1.53.2
31.2
P'MOUTH
240
V.
B'pool
Partnership
Bright Star
1 42 1.324
'King's Warden ....
1 47
Helter Skelter
40.3 1.19.4
1.30 38.2 1.11
1.58 1.55.4
2.33
35
S'hampton
165
Sheffield U.
36
SWANSEA
245 V.
N'castle
2.07 2.37.4
30.4
1.44.3
33.3
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
.Chow Fan and Ne Fear
1
King's Parade
40 340
1.17.2 1.53
2.26
33
1.16
1.48
30
Acc'ton
25
v.." Stockport
Shaughraun and Delightful
CHESTER
35
V.
Southport
-1 0-3 1-11-0
Chance
35.2
1.10.2
1.43
32.2
CHESTERFIELD
45
V.
R'dale
.3-0
Hell for Leather
1 39
1.17
1.52
2.24.3
32.2
DÄR TON
110 Y.
Crewe
Lucy.Glitters
1 35
1.05.3 · 1.36
2.03.2
27.2
G'head
85 V.
Nell Gwyn
1.01
1.28.2 32.2
27.2
Hallfax
60 Y.
Barrow Wham
1-0 3-4 I-1. 4-0 2-3 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-3
Portla
Little Beauty
Gold Currency
#38
1.13.1
1.40.4
27.3
M'FIELD
140
V.
Carlisle
3-160
138.3 1.10.1 1.42·
31.4
N. Brighton
80
Y.
D'caster
1-0 4-4 2--2
40 1.17 1.49
32
R'har
25
V.
TRANMERE
1-0 2-0 23
City of Brisbane
1 44 1.21 1.55
2.22.2
27.2
Walsall
80
V.
LINCOLN
-3
Gleneagles Boxing Eve Wonderful Stag.
Woodland Stag
1 40 1.18.3 1.55
2.28
31
YORK
2
40
V.
Har'pool
3-1 1-1 1-3
1
48. 1.34 2.17.2 2.52.2
35
1 40 1.17 1.51.4 2.22
.30.1
.....THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
1 36 1.10.4 1.44
2.12
23.
Wayward Stag
Glorious Star
1
40.2 1.20
1.52.1 2.22.3
30.2
BRIGHTON
40
Alshot
1 35.1 1.10
1.33.1, 2.05.3
32.2
Bristol R.
110
Queen P.
Spinaway and Willam Osler 38.3 1.12.2 1.42.2
30
CARDIFF
80
V.
"B'mouth,
CHARLTON
Y.
Mutiny Bay
Soldier of Britain
Sadko
Bag' Tor
1 33 1.41.
1
1.04.3 1.33
2.19.2 1.16.3 1.50 343 1,072 1.38.4 2.09.2
28.2
Crystal F.
29.3
Clapton
110 V.
Bristol C.
30.3
CONVENTRY
86
MMwall V.
1 35 1.08 -1.39.1 2.07.1
28
Gil'nam
55
❤.
Exeter
0-1
Antamok
Cavalcade
Just That Gladiator
Classic Hall
Night Star
.# 38.2 1.124 1.45.3
32.4
LUTON
70
• Swindon
1
36.1 1.11.3 1.48.4 2.18.2
31.3
N'hampton
50
Y.
Watford
1
40.4 1.16.2 1:53.2 2.20
28.3
READING
V. 90
# 39.1.1.18
1.48.2
32.2
SOUTHEND
1 38.2 1.12.4 1.44
- 31.1
35
1.09 1.41.4 2.12.2
303
National Day and Sincerely
Yours
Fudge
40
1.18.4 1.55
2.26
31
Airdrie Ayr. U.
1
V.
1
39.2 1.17
1.50 2.21.2
31.2
CELTIC
γ.
St. Joan
35
Daylight Eve.....
1.06.1 1.35.4 38 1.17.4 1.47.4
29.3
Dundee
บ
Newport 200 F. Torquay
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
RANGERS A'deen Queen of 8.
St. J'stone
1711 1711
2-2
4-2 2-
LIIII IIIIT
1-2 2-7
00
30
Dun'ine
-KIL'NOCK
Bold Commander
1 34.4 1.19.3 1.56.3 2.29.2
32.1
FALKIRK
V.
"
Flying Tourist
Saucy Face Alacrity
Copper Idol
Tiny Star
1
35.1 1.12.1 1.48
2.19.2
31.2
BIES.
# 35.4 1.02.1 1.29 140
36.4
M'WELL
Y
Ablion
Queen P,
Clyde
1.16 1.45
29
Partick
1.
HAMILTON
# 41.1 1.17
38.2 1.15
1.48.4 1.50
31.4
St. Mirren.
T
HEARTS
3-0 1-0 16 5-1.0-1
2.22
33.
Great Hall
1° 37: 1.10 1.43.2 2.14.4
31.2
Racing Boy
.1
1.13.3 1.45 38
2.15
30
42.
Soldier of Italy
47.3 -1.23.3·1.55.2
31.4
Hey Tor, St. Ives and Ft-Fa..
36.1 1.09.1 1.42
32.4
FIRST RUGGER
Bronze Era .................
1
Burprise
30.3 58.4 1 37.3 1.14.2 1.49
1.28
1.57.3
2.20.3
29.2 31.2
Fubble
་
217 37.3 1.14.2 1.47.
30
What A Chance
Zero ....
Soldier of China and Don ... 1
Mayflower
Monoplane
Lemberg
4 35.1 1.084 1.39
431
1.03.2 1.37.2"
34
1 40.2 1.16.3 1.51.3 2.26.3
35
35.1 1.10.2 1.43:4 2.14.3
1.4
135
1.10 1.41.2
31.2
30.1
39. 1.16.2 1.50
33.3
Sarabande
Brechin
1
Vigilance and Glad Eyes
Tao Tak
Chesterfield
Transdes
1 42.2 1.22.2 2.00.4 232
45.4 · 1.24 1.58.2 2.26.2 #34.11.07.2 | 1.40.4 44.3 1.23.3 1.57.2
31.1
30
93.2
33.3
.....38 1.37
1.12.2 1.43.4
31.2
the Valley
1.14 1.45.4
31.4
Racing Luck and Young Chap
38
1.12.4 1.44.4
32.
Racing Pluck and West Parade
34.2 1.09.2 1.40.4
31.1
Morning Bun
Hydroplane Heart's Glory Solar Star Colombo .... Empize Day
# 40.2 1.14.3 1.49,4
35.1
1 35.4 1.17 1.46' 2.16.1
30.1
# 37.3 1.13
# 95.2 1.09.2. 1.30.2
1.45.2-
1
43 116
1.534 2.244
#403 1.184 148
301 32.2 31 29.1
•Wago
1 37 1.13
146 2.24.2
38.2
Racing Triumph
..... 1.
37
Racing Spirit
144
1.13 1,48 ·2.20 124 2.04.2. 2.40
34 35.2
OCTOBER 4, 1934.
CLUB'S HOCKEY WIN
Good Stickwork
The Hong Kong Hockey Club won their first gama of the season defeating Club de Recreio by 3 goals to 1 in a friendly encounter at King's Park' yesterday. The teams shared two goals in the first half, D'Almada scoring for the Recreio and Pote-Hunt for the Club
Showing better stickwork, and hitting the Club asserted their superiority in the second half to dominate the game Senior and Mackay added two more goals for the Club without reply.
Lowe at centre-half was out- standing for the Club, while Senior's dash and stickwork were outstanding. Dr. Rodrigues was briliant in the defence for the losers. .
SPALDING
"KRO-
FLITE®
GOLF, BALL
Lasts till it's
"Lost!"
BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
are included amongst the many other 'succusses" schiaved with Spalding Balls during 1933.
LOCAL. AQUATICS
Wah Tai College Meeting
Wah Tai College, which was re- cently removed to a new building, 5a, 6, and 7. Ying Fal Terrace, 18. holding its second Annual Aquatic Sports at the, Chinese Bathing Club on Saturday, the 8th inst., commencing at 2.30 pm.
Owing to the increase of students,. a 800 metre event and a small boy event have been add to last year's programme." There will be, as in last year, three open events; viz., 200 Metres Relay, open to schools of Hong Kong, 50 Metres, Free style open to the Colony, 50 metres Free Style, open to ladies of the Colony, Entries for these events should be sent to Mr. Chan Wat before Wan Tai College, Ming, Saturday noon.
be provided during the interval" at 4 pm, and Mr. Lai Yum Shuen will give away
Refreshments will
the prizes at the conclusion of the
Sports.
HOU
NIGHT
AT THE GREAT
CENTRAL HOTEL.
MACAO.
-HING
Dancing every night from 10 P.M. to 4. AM-12 Beautiful Chinese dancing partners
& 12 Beautiful European dancing partners. Best Liquors & all kinds of refreshments served ALL ARE WELCOME.
WOMEN'S GOLF IN AMERICA
Philadelphia, Oct. 2 Wanda Morgan is the only Bel- 4ish competitor left in the Ameri- can National Women's Golf Cham
onship at the White Marsh Valley Country Club, the others falling out in the second round
The following were the requiAM?: Miss Gourlay (Britain) bent Mrs. Reid (UB) 4 and 3.
Miss Fshwick (Britain)
TRIAL
Over Thirty Turn Out
fore, while he tackled and handled well
J.
fine
Geoffrey Lammert was again seen, contrary to the rumours that he had retired but he has lost much of his speed and swerve. Hutchinson played a very game as stand-off half and was the initiator of several brilliant attacking movements by the Co- lours. I. Macintosh made a re- appearance and got the ball away cleanly every time in spite of be- Over thirty ruggerites enjoyed sing well marked by L. G. Robert- strenuous forty minutes rugby at when yesterday "Whites" defeated the "Colours" by two tries and a penalty goal
to nil
son.
W. F. Kery played again after än absence of a year and was very prominent in the forward rushes and in the tight scrums.
1. H. Bradord was easily the outstanding forward for Colours and should make the first fifteen this year.
Several newcomers were seen in action for the first time : among these being A L Tate, an inside three who handled well. He is
Austin Walkden and Cherrill very steady and should make an excellent understudy to R. Ewere prominent in the lineouts
Grimths. McGilchrist who played and also in the dribbles, while towards the close of last season Sharp another newcomer was seen was as good as ever and showed a to advantage as a very promising clean pair of heels on several ot-wing forward. casions,
backs while D. McLellan, skipper of the first fifteen, G. C. Moure, G. Stewart and, D. A. Cumming were seen to advantage in the serums and in the loose.
M.W. Turner, Tate and Robert- Miss Chambers (Britain) 2 and 0. son were the pick of the "Whites
Wanda Morgan (Britain) beat Mra Hackney (US) 8 and 5:
Miss Jameson (US) best 'Miss
tom (Britain) and M's Quier (U.S.) beat Miss Ro- binson (US) 3 and 2. My Becond Bound,
Mrs. Turplelake (UB) beat Miss Gourley 3 and 2.
Blas Lang (UA) beat Miss Fanwick:3 and 2
Wanda Morgan boat Mien R. chards (PS) 5 and 4. beat Reuter,
On the "Colours" side J. R. Hinter made his initial ap- pearance as a back and did not have much to do. P. J. Gardine and E. MacGregor, two other newcomers showed promete n their
sbow appearance first
ed speed when called upon. Gar diner was good and always to the
The following turned out:-- Whites. Goldman; J. J. Fer- guson, W. HERE, AL Tate, and H. R. McGilchrist; M. W. Turner, and L G Robertson; D. McLellan, G. C. Moutric, F. R. Birch, G. Stewart, D. K, Hislop, D. A. Cumming, W. C. Knowles, B. Garrod.
Colours-JR Hunter H Harbord, P. J. Gardner, E Me Gregor, and 0. Hutchinson and
H Bradford W. AF Walkden Edin, K. Noble, H W. Sharp.
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