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FINAL GALLOPS

Yesterday's Tryout At The Course

The following times were "clock- cd" at the course yesterday:--

Don

Ple Face

St. Joan

Valorous

Ebony Idol

Copper Idol

Gladiator

Gleneagles

Wonderful Stag Sadko

Electric Star and Tiny

Star

Lemberg

Macaroni

Zero

Trentbridge

32.2

35

Y.M.C.A. GALA SUCCESS

Mrs. Schreuder Shines

Close Anishes featured the last swimining gala of the European 1.08.

YMCA. Swimming Section's sum- ,40... 1.10 35

mer programme, which was held 1.05

last night in their pool and 31.1 1.04.3 31.1 1.03.2 thoroughly enjoyed by all who

participated. 37 1.08.

29.3

Mrs. A. C. Schreuder swam a 33.3 1.4.3 brilliant race in the Ladies 50 30.3 1.01.2 Tards Aggregate, starting from scratch and just beating Miss

.36.2 1.07

35.1 105.2

35.1 1.04.4. 29

29.2 58.1 30,ż

Jungle Jim

Heart's Glory

30.1

Racing Triumph

Ribble

Alacrity

Brechin

33.2 1.05.4 34.2 1.04.2

27.4

321

Classic Hall

34.4 1.04.1 Kindo and No Fear... 35.2 1.08.2

31 Bistre Partnership

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Bold Commander and.

Shaughraun and War-

W. George who went 12 seconds

before her, by a touch.

In the Men's 100 Yards Breast Stroke Championship, W. Schreu- der gave the spectators a genuine thrill when he spurted magni- fcently in the last lap to lose to R. B. Wood by a fraction of a second in one of the closest races witnessed this season.

The Diving Championship only drew two entries from the Men's Section and one from the Ladies. fncidentally Miss Joan Wilson dived very well and completely cutshone her male competitors. E. F. Selk was the winner in the Men's Section by a comfortable margin..

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The Results

Men's 50 Yards Aggregate Han- dicap-

| Haut 1:-1, C. A. Higgins; 2, HF G. Lange: 3, A. G. Donn. Time:

Heat 2:1, H. F. Lange; 3, A. H. Moss: 3, 8. Fowler. Time: 29-3.5

secs.

Ladies 50 Yards Aggregate Han- dicap:-1, Mrs. A. C. Schreuder; 2. Miss W. George; 3, Miss A. Fowler. Time: 31-3.5 secs.

30.2

Chesterfield

30:

Gilad Eyes

30

In Good Time

36.3 1.07.3

Chow Fan

Chivalrous

Fudge

King's

Justice and

King's Fancy

Colombo

National

Day and

37.3 1.09:4 37.3 1.08.4- 34 1.04.4

32.2 1.02 33.4 1.07.231-25 secs.

Vago

30.3

rington ...

34.2

Empire Day-

Vigilance

Pride of Tsingtao

King's Parade

1.00.4 31.2 57.4 327 1.10 38.2 1.08.4 31.3 1.02.2

41 1.13

Soldier of Italy

Young Chap

35.4 1.07.2 35 1.05.4

Tso. Tak and Burgo-

master

Spinaway

Daylight Eve

Boxing Eve

Hot Heels and Bell

for Leather

34.1 1.06

Helter Skelter

Lucy Glitters

32.2 27.2

S. P. C. A.

Financial Drive ....

Sarabande

33 1,03.3 30.4 1.01.2 31.3 1.02.2 38.3 1.09.2

Diving Championship:Ladies:. Miss J. Wilson; Men: 1, E. F. Selk; 2. R. Goldman,

100 Yards Breast Stroke Cham- pionship:-1, R. B. Wood; 2, W. Schreuder: 3, H. F. Lange. Time €3-3.5 secs.

25 Yards Underwater Race:-1. H. G. Lange; 2, R. Goldman: 3, A. E. Greenford.

150 Yards Mixed Relay:-Win- ners: Miss A, Fowler, C. A. Higgins.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, · · 1934.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

12

13.

20

+

A

24

20

2

NOTE-Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the

words required,

ACROSS 1.Bill this came to a violent

end in 1100 (5).

6. We'd prefer not to have to

look for its anagram in it (5),

9. There's a donkey in the en-

trance way (7).

10. Wherein you might get stuck

(5).

11-Artist's accessory that does"

not lack comfort (5). 12-Toward the sheltered side

́(7).

14. This distilling apparatus. is

quite silent (5).

15. Put this behind the pier for

the entertainer (3).

16. An abbreviated, though large,

county (5). "

37. Sporting torches, we might

Say (5). 19-Strength

phonetically

ex- pressed in three letters (3). 21-A most accommodating re-

lative (5).

23. Whether amateurs or pro- fessionals, they're both these

(7)

34.-Don't you believe it! (5). 25. Shouts of welcome, may be.

but apt to dampen one (5).

28-As regards the poet's effort, It's just the opposite (7). -Water vapour, (5).

28. The extent of the grate (5).

DOWN

LOCAL AQUATICS

V.R.C. Champion- ships

THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE

Entire Crew Rescued,

The entire crew of the City of The local swimming champion- Cambridge which is still hard ships arranged by the Victoria Re- aground on the Fratas, have been creation Club will take place dur-rescued by HMS, Suffolk. Ing this week, commencing to-day and concluding with a night fete der extremely dangerous condi- on Saturday.

The rescue was carried out un-

LOCAL HOCKEY

H. K. Ladies At Practice

The Hong Kong Ladies had a- very strenuous workout yesterday when they staged their first prac- Lice hockey match at Sookunpoo.

Fourteen players turned up for The events will start at 8 pm folk had to row approximately ten

tions as the life-boats of the 3nt.the game, making sides of seven, and after a keen and close tussle. to-day, and on Satraday the nign miles through dangerous water the "Colours" won by the three

fete will commence at 9.15 p.m.

The following is the programme: WEDNESDAY

100 Yards Free Style.-W. Law rence, A. A. Roza, L. Roza-Pereira and E. B. da Roza.

Throwing the Polo Ball.-T. Pa- get, M. M. de V. Soares, W. Law- rence and B. Gosano.

100 Yards Back Stroke.-Lau Po- hel, Shek Kam-pul, W. Lawrence and L Roza-Pereira.

THURSDAY

100 Yards Free Style Ladies' Championship-Mrs. L Mead and

were and frequently the crows forced to drag their boats over the the heavy shallows. Owing to swell on the shore side, they had

goals to mil.

The match lasted forty Ave minutes with no interval,

Mrs Harrop was outstanding

to approach the wreck from inside at centre forward, scoring all the the lagoon and took off the officers goals, and Mrs. Davis, a newcomer and men but fortunately without to the Club showed good promise any untoward incident.

while Miss March was very fast at

It was reported yesterday morn-wing for the "Whites" alwaye ing that the engine room of the worrying the opposing backs stranded ship was leaking owing to the heavy bužíping of the ship Salvage of the ship and cargo would be impossible even in car weather, the report added ".. 220 Yards Free Style.-W. LaW- According to "British Wireless"

advices from London HMS. Sur 2. "I ban Alf's hoe" (anagram)rence and L Roza-Pereira.

Team Race (four men, each 50 folk rescued six dancers, three ap- yards).—V.R.C. “A”. 3. To set down letter by letter and Hong Kong University,

prentices and 55 Lascar members what charm! (5).

1. Knowing these, one should Miss Doris Hunt.

make progress (6).

→ (11).

FRIDAY

V.R.C.

"B"

440 Yards Free Style.-W. Baw- renée, L. Roza-Pereira and A, À Roza

4. This tree's a bit rosier (5). 5. Sounds as if this weight would appeal to a donkey (5). 6.Not up to the mark (5).-

100 Yards Boys' Championship 7-Is it in a fit of this that the(15 years and under).

burglar works? (11).

8-Ovens of a kind (5).

13. Harass (5).

17.Filts into the elevators (5).

Long Plunge J. R: Soares, E. H. Kho, B. V. Gittings, and E. Souza, SATURDAY

50 Yards Free Style.-W. Law, 18. This whale is the cachalotrence, E. B. Roza, H. L. Özarlo and

T. Paget. (9)

Diving.-E. da Roza,

19-Five in the fleet make

labourer (5).

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a

100 Yards Breast Stroke.-M. M.

20-Frequently provide a change de V. Soares, Wong Sun-man, Kwok Chun-hang. E. M. Marques and E. Fullager.

for the motorist (5). 21---Show In" (5).

22. Follow after (5).

The following is the solution of yesterday's puzzle:- Across-i, Ale-hoof; 5, Wraps: R. Outdo; 9, Complex; 12, Mutu: 14, Drip; 15, Rationally; 18. Scar- latina; 21. Brow; 23, Upset; 23, Currier; 27. Civil: 28. Bench; 29.

Extreme.

H. F. Lange, Miss M. George, THE AMBULANCE

Lange and R. Goldman Runners-

up: W. F. Kerr, Mrs. A. C. Schreu- der, G. H. Fowler, A. H. Moss, P

chreuder, and A. E. Greenförd.

Long Plunge:-1, W. Schreuder

BRIGADE

(49.4 ft.); 2, H. F. Lange (40 t Work In The New

3. R. Goldman (38 ft.).

Mixed

Water-Polo:-Won By:

The Committee gratefully AC Miss A. Fowler, R. Goldman and knowledge the receipt of the fol-w. F. Kerr, A. H. Moss, G. Lange Jowing donations to the above ap-and H. F. Lange.

heal

Wai Shiu Pak, Esq.

$200

Cyril Banderson, Esq.

30

.30

25

25

25

Mr. and Mrs. D. Davies

Dr. T. W. Ware'.

Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Jeffries

Ms. F. H, Loseby

E, H. Loseby, Esq.

Mrs. H. & Rouse

.....H. Rouse, Esq.

Messrs. Wallem & Co Miss Betty Davies

Mia, B. Hayden

Miss F. Walker.

Chow Kia Fan, Esq.

Ly Thal, Esq.

Mrs. J. McKnight

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LOCAL GOLF

Shatin

Territories

Total

Cheung Chau

3,260

Tsun Wan

2,437

829

Fanling

1,602

Shataukok

1:289

Taky Leung

1,059

Sun Tin

1,480

Ha. Tsun

1,188

14,092

In Patients

Cheung Chau

Kam Tin

36 18.

Shataukok

Starting Times For Fanling

The starting times at Fanting

(Old Course) to-day are:-

9.36 a.m. W. J. Jamieson”and: 1 3

Geare,

L. Goldman and C. W. F. Bishop.

Kam Tin

Tsum Wan

10.

940

#1

5

9.44

+

A. B. Stewart and P, S.

Cassidy.

9.48

F

N.. K. Littlejohn and K

RACE MEETING

B. Robertson.

9.52

J. C. Dunbar and G. W.

Tolmie.

(Continued from Faza

9:56

FAST. RACE PREDICTED

W. W. C. Shewan and A. C. Young,

With Soldier of Britain and Elec-10.00.

more.

tric Star clashing th the Hunan 10.04

Handicap and with half a dozen

10.12

of the best grigins of this season being let in at moderate weights.10.08 there should be a very fast race. over this mils: My choice la ob Soldier of Britain, bút I, confident, ly expect, Electric Star, to run him 10:16 very close, Hydroplane and Gladia-10:20: tor are of about equal strength and I should not be surprised to -10.24 find one or the other run into......a:}} place. Hydroplane's claims are $10.28 slightly strongér,

AUSTRALIANS

10.32

With last Saturday's winner, Australian Boy, barred from to- 10.36.

day's Australian race, over a mile-

and a quarter, and with The Goose $10.40.

lame, this race should be a sitter

for St. Joan. The Craffe is very 10.44

fit and with the light weight that 10:48

he is carrying, should not be far

trom & place, while Empire Day is

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DONATIONS RECEIVED

The Hon. Treasurer, St. John Ambulance' Association wishes to sincere and Lewis and D. J. Gacknowledge with

grateful thanks

++following the donations, towards New Territories Clinics and Brigade Funds: Mr, Kwok Blu Lau Anonymous

L. M. S. Lloyd and G. C Worrall

R. I Cherrill and R. J. Edwards Jones.

Miis.

Bradley and

H. Bond and J. Forbes.

J. E. Dovey and W. N. A. Smalley,

Bank of Canton,

$200

......50

National & Commercial Say-

ings Bank American Asiatic Underwriters

#

SH. Dodwell and A. DMr. Chak Tai Kwong

Lite

Humphreys.

On Lok Tuen, Ltd.

10

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W. M. Thomson and K

Wing Fat Co.

8. MacLaren, das

3

Mã. Men Wat (Bar Tia)

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C. J. Stellingwern and McGrane.

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8. Thomson."

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G. Marseille and DS. Robb.

+

F. Austin and P. 8. Grant E. Taylor and P. Colfisson

also a good bet. Rosy, Morn and come into the, Umelight to-day. Vriday are good for those desir-Classe Hall has improved wonder- ing a long shot

fully since the last meeting and with Mr. Heard on the saddle should find a place, col

Only subscription grimne which hare won $1,500 or over, can en

Tiny Star is moving quite well ter for the last race of the day. There are seven entries and any during training, But now, as well one of them might win Thê as he was at the Amit Meet chances of Cavalcade appearing Still he is not to be left bright, but it must per remember out of one's calculations altogeth ep the pony 14, cargring a Mgr. Barabande is a good thing. ht. Copper Idol not been for those wanting, to back an on- prominent this hair and micht, der

Down-1, Arc; 2, Elm; 3. Oli: 4 Fox-earth; 5, Woman; 6, Awful; 7. Shiny: 10, Ogric; 11. Piper: 13, Pinnacle: 16, Auber; 17. Loose: 18 Squib: 19, Arson; 20; Latch: 24 Rut: 25, I've: 26. Ruc.

SIMPSON OUT OF SHANGHAI SIDE

Pelly or Jenkins to Fill Vacancy

Shanghai,¡Oct. 7.

O. G. Simpson is definitely out of Shanghai's interport cricket side, owing to illness, it was an- nounced yesterday, while one of the fourteen chosen to fepresent Hong Kong has dropped out. N. A. E. Mackay (K.C.€.), Shanghai will now have to choose one of the two reserves, LL-Col. Felly or J. C. Jen- kins, to fill the vacancy.

A message from Hong Kong stated that T. E. Pearce, captain of many of Hong Kong's sides, will be coming here in the capacity of thirteenth man. ▪ ”

The visitors are due in the a Empress of Asia' early to-morrow afternoon, and it is expected that there will be a good'mány: at hand' to welcome them.

Practice To-day

The Shanghar side are to be at the Cricket Club at 1.30 p.m. to- day for practice in the field, so that decisions regarding positions can be made. Four or five bats men will assist. Shanghai's side la;

D. W. Leach (captain), A. ♫ Barson, H. D. Bidwell R. Booth, E

·P. Humphreys, "JA Isaacs, 8. R Kermani, P. Madar, F. Marshall. L. F. Stokes.

Reserves.--Lt. Col. Pelly and J. C. Jenking.

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No decision has yet been reach- ed as to whether Lt Col Pelly or J. C. Jenkins will fill the vacancy .caused by Simpson' illness.

The interport match Is to com- mence on Wednesday and continue until: finished. On Monday: there

LOCAL RUGGER be a smoking concert at the

Club Trial Game

Cricket Club, while on Friday: the interport, dance will be held at the Cercle Sportif Francois, and on Saturday the interport. dinner will take place at the Shanghai Club.

Rugby playing "members of the Hong Kong Football Club are re- minded that the second. Trial gor, Harbord, Gardner, Ferguson, Match, will take place on the Grimtha, Meeke, Munro, Melellan Club Ground, to-morrow, at 5.15, Cumming, Garma Burch, Castle- p...

ton, Peers, Moutrio, Cherrill, Scott. As it is a holldey to-day there Colours: --- Goldman, Hunter, will be no practice, the ground Lammert, Robertson, Rigg Mc- Associa~ | Gilchrist, Sharp, Tate, Hutchison, being used for an.

Edking," Hislop, Stewart, Kerr, tion game,

Bradford, Walkden, Bramble Aus- tin, Knowles,

For the second trial the players are being divided as follows:

Whites-Noble, Archer. Mcɑre-

Referee: Dr. J. A R. Belby

380 Yards Free Style.-W. Law rence, W. T. Campbell, A. A. Roza and Roza-Pereira.

HANDY HUNTERS

China Pontes: R. E. Charles

of the crew of the City of Cam- bridge, the 7,058 tons, cargo steam- er. The Buffolk, which was ·des-

vanced type left the airport Orly. near Paris, for a round night over Spain. Portugal and Morocco. The squadron consists of "three pursuit planes, one sports plane and four passenger planes, amongst others. Transocean Run Min

patched on Saturday with all speed ADVERTISEMENTS.

to the scene of the wreck, made several unsuccessful attempts on Sunday to reach the vessel which

was swept by mountainous sea's MACHINE GUN TROOP and the cruiser stood by through - fout the night

Attempts were renewed at day- break and under perilous "condl- tions rescues were culected. -

The Captain and Ave officers and 15 Lascars still remain on the City of Cambridge which is re ported to be' on an even keel, but

HONGKONG VOLUNTEER

BADEFENCE CURPS-

GYMKHANA

Under the Patronage of H.E. SIE WILLIAM PEEL, L.C.M.G., K.B.I.

with her bow completely out of SATURDAY, 13th October, water, while at her stern the loss of her propeller is visible,

Salvage seems improbable bat there is every prospect of the re- maining members of her crew being rescued.

1934

HONG KONG POLO CLUB GROUND CAUSEWAY” BAY COMMENCING AT 2,80 P.M.

LIST OF EVENTS. 1-Musical Chair Open:

The heats in the Handy Hunters HMS Sofolk is due here this event in connection with the morning. She has on board the Machine Gun Troop gymkhana or whole of the crew from the 10-1-Tandem Trailer Race Open, Saturday were carried out at the fated vessel.

3-Tent Pogging--Open 4.-Children Riding Competition Polo ground yesterday and resulted The City of Cambridge has now

Open. with the following qualifying:-been abandoned.

5.-Alarm Race-M.G. Troop. 6-Gosty Fola Competition Open. 7-Handy HunterCompetition Open.

--Mounted Archery Competition

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