TRAINING GALLOPS
Particulars Of Saturday's Tryouts
Saturday's gallops at the course, were, on the whole, on the slow side.
"Hetzian covered a slow mile but finished impressively and. should be prominent on Saturday, King's Fancy moved very well. Racing Boy's six furlongs in 1.40 was effortless and the pony may be in the limelight at the next meeting. Dinty weat over a slow three quarters and appeared to be very ft. FI-FA and St. Ives, were, as usual," impressive. Electric Star and Thy Star went over a mile and both moved convincingly.
The "times" tacken yesterday were as follows:-
Monoplane, and
King's Bounty
King's Justice Bag Tor
Just That
Daylight Eve Chesterfield Wayward Stag Burgomaster and
West Parade Night Star ...... King's Fancy ......
Woodland Stag Fudge
# 40 1.11.1 1.42
35.3 1.10
1.42.1
# 31.2 1.03.2 1.31.2
Flying Tourist
7 38 1.14:1 1.44.3
Dinty
4 35.3 1.07- 1.38
30,2 31
Hetman
1.41
1.16.1
1.50 1
2.18.3
28.3
Trentbridge
47 1.32
2.14.3
2.47.3
33
Portia
1 $2
Sidko
1.38. 2 38 1.12 1.45.3.
9.11.1 2.38.2
271
33.3
Soldier of Germany
1
38.2 1.12.2/1.47
2.18.1
31.1
Heart's Glory
1
40.2 1.17
1.51.3 2,22.3
311
1 38 1.18.1 1.51.4 2.31
29.1
11 39,3 1.18
2.30 2.59
29
14 42.1 1.20 1.37.3 2.39 3.03
30
1 49.3 1.33 2.10
2.44.1 3.12.3
21.2
41 1.19.9 1.50.3 2.30.8 36.2 1.10.3 1.442
.. 34
33.4
30.4
32.1
28
2 43 1.14.1 1.42.1
28
1 34 1.07 1.39 2.07
28
1 42 1.18
1.52.1 2.24
31.4
Tiny Star and
Electric Star.
1
38.2 1.16 1.52
2.23.1
30.1
Mayflower and Don
1
36.4 1.13.1 1.47.2 2.18.3
31.1
Racing Pluck and
4 35.4 1.11.3 1.43
31.2
Alacrity
1 39 1.17.1 1.51.1 2.18.3
21.2
Mutiny Bay
1
35 1.07.2.1.39.2 2.09
28.3
Great Hall
35.4 1.10.2 1.41.2
31
Kindo
# 46 1.28.3 1.58.3
30
Iron Grey
4 35
1.08 1.41
39
National Day
1 45 1.29.2 2.08 2.40
32
Beta
34
1.09 1.44 2.18
Bayardo and
Sandy Bay
1
43
1.25.4 2.07.1 2.43.3
362
Shaughraun
1
44 1.22.1 · 1.59 2.32
33
St. Ives and Fl-Fa
1
43.3 1.23.3 2.00 - 2.30.4
30.4
Racing Luck and
น
Young Chap
........ 1 41
1.19.4 1.54.2 2.30
3.01
Hot Heels
31
33
Soldier of Fortune and
7 42.4 1.21.3 1.55.2 11. 39
33.4
1.19 1.50 2.31
3.04
33
1 38 112.3 1.4618.3
32.2
1
31.1 108" 1.34 2.13
32
Chief Seattie
41.2 1.21.1 1.54.4
33.3
Racing Böy
+38 1.10. 1.40
Soldier of China Colombo
1
30.2 1.17.3 1.54.3 2.25.3
1
41 1.17.2 1.53.1 2.25.1
Spinaway
Delightful Chance Oak Bay
King's Worthy and
King's Warden
The Tiger
1 48 1.28 2.02.2 2.35.2.
LOCAL CRICKET
Friendly Games
A drawn game was played be- tween the
Hong Kong Cricket Club and the Civil Service on the
Recreio: 110 for 6 (A. M. Rod- rigues 40, H, A. Alves 25 not out, Hubbard 3 for 25, Zimmer 2 for 10).
K.C.C. v. VARSITY
The bowling of F. 8. W. Smith
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1934.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
18
(18
90
at
216
138
80
NOTE-Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the
words required.
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ACROSS
1. Whereon many a love game
bas been played (6).
6-Not one who gives cheek, but
a sort of platter) (6). 10.-Highly cultivated, and fine
in colour (7).
11.-Upon which the umpire has to give his decision (8). 12-Animal of a kind, but not
red for a change (6).
13-Calumniate (7).
16. Morass (5).
17.-Recorded, being celebrated
(5).
18. A fish of parts (5). 19.-Lamed in a way, (Perhaps in
earning this) (6). 22-Back the venicles to be well
turnedout (5). 25-Handling this may let you in
for a stretch! (7). 29-Business to be attended to
(6).
DOWN
1.-A number after Charles the gaping follow (5). 2-This cut might Enock
out (5).
in
in
one
3 What rubbish! (5). ̧ ̧ 4-To exchange for money hight be a deception, (4). 5.-Demeanour (4).. 6. Cauterise (3). 7.—It's a bother to the navy to
dress up (5). 8-Having reached this, you're
at the top (5), 9- Scolded or calculated (5). 14-Greek letter (5). 15.-Routh sketch as reinforce-
..
ment (5). 19-This test is not universally
popular (5). 20.-Reside (5). 21-Shell which "puts a number
on edge (5). 22-There's no this in the test
referred to in 19 (5).
30-Bird 17 Across for Ita beak 23-Just the meeting for "turn
(6).
-coats"! (5).
31-He feeds his cattle on grass
(7). 32-Achilles did this at the blege
of Troy (6). 33-Wise counsellor (8).
24.-His job is to keep things me
lodious (5).
28.-Greasy substance (4). 27.-Kind of glue, in bulk (4)... 28. An alteration in time (4).
The following is the solution of Saturday puzzle:- Across.-1, Sp-ends: 6, Listen; 10, Italian, 11, Odes-sa; 12, Italic;: 13, Crevice: 16, Motto; 17, Rinse; 18, Nuture: 19. Antle; 21, Shirt: 24, Entreat; 28, Retire; 29, Lining; 30, Tampion; 31, Detest; 32, Egoist.
•
Down.-1. St-of-in; 2, Even-t; 3, Disconcert-s; 4 Stari 5, Slav; 8, Nacre: 14, Egret; 15, In-ure; 19, Laic; 7, interesting: 6. Talon; 9. Aired; 20, TTTTT (tease); 22. (eyes): 21 Tight; 25, Neat; 25, Rapt; 27, Aloe.
VOLUNTEER - GYMKHANA
Spills And Thrills On Saturday
The Goofy Polo proved a dis- appointment in that there were too many competitors and the competition turned out to be more a matter of luck than skill.
The Javelin Throwing competi-
Weather conditions were ideation which brought to the pro- for the Volunteers Gymkhant which was held on Saturday at Causeway Bay before a very large attendance. Amongst those pre
(6 for 17) and the batting of Egent were H. E the Governor Sir
C. Fincher (44) enabled the Kow-William Peel and Lady Peel, H. E loon Cricket Club to beat the Unt-Major General O. C. Borrett and versity by 5 wickets of Pokfulum. former's ground last Saturday | Smith, going on a third change ern, and Lt. Col. E.B. L. Dov- Mrs. Borrett, Sir Thomas South-
biggti.
which was featured by the the opening partnership of O. R. Sayer (37) and J. E. Richardson (79 not out).
Richardson played good cricket, and in the course of his innings, he hit 12 boundaries.
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E. R. Duckitt, the HK.C.C. open- ing batsman was also in form and retired with 51 to his credit.
Rigg was the best of the bowlers. claiming 5 wickets for 28 runs.
H.K.C.C.:-169 for 7 dec. (E R
Duckitt 51 reta, R.-H. Griffiths 28, L. D. Kibbee 24, G. E. Sayer 3 for
""351.
C.3.0.0.-142 for" 5 (J. E. Ri- chardson 79 not out, G. R. Bayer 37. Rigg 5 for 28).
L.R.C. T. ARMY
In the absence of A. H Madar, F. D. Pereira and A. R. Minu, the Indian Recreation Club had to feld & depleted team against the Army and were beaten by 76 rütia at Sookunpoo.
bowler, took 6 wickets for 17.
L. T. Ride showing good form was the only 'Varsity bats- man to offer any opposition, scor- ing 39 runs.
University:-110 (L. T. Ride 39, Smith & for 17)..
K.C.C.:~182 (E. C. Fincher 44 W. C. Hung 32, F. B. W. Smith 2a, Gosano 4 for 40, Ride 3 for 14).
C.C.C. BEATS RECREIO The Craigenggwer Cricket Club 2nd XI defeated the Club de Recreio 2nd XI by 26 runs in a friendly cricket match at King's C.C.C:-77 (A. Hunt 14; Blixa 4 for 20: A Noronha 4 for 17).
C. de R.:-51 (H. Brited 19: Souza 4 for 11).
Park.
R.A.S.C. v. C.8.C.C.
gramme to a close was quite good, the event being won by Mr. R. H. Charles, who also won the hardly
Eve. hunter competition with African competition the best jumper un- In, connection with this doubtedly was Cyrano, which won the Australian ponies section.
The Results Musical Chairs: 1, Miss Betty Chariot Race:Woh by Miss
Fair.
The prograffime provided a good number of items some of which Betty Fair and Messrs. A. J. were quite thrilling. The hunter competition was spectacular and Stocker and D. P. Yates. the chaildt race proved thrillink E. M. K. Head; 9, A. I Potts;
Tent Pegging Competition: In the latter event only two, P. R. P. James. chariots completed the distance
1,
NEWS FROM CHINA
THE RETIRING MINISTER
Mr. Lo Wen Kan In Canton
DISCUSSIONS
IN CANTON
Chungshan Mutiny"
And Congress
(From Our Special Correspondent) (From Our Special" Cofrestandent)
Canton, Oct. 14. Mr.
* Canton, Oct. 14. Lo Wen Kan, former Minister of Foreign Affairs
The Chungihan mutiny and the concurrently Minister of Judicial mintang Representatives were dis- and Fifth National Congrese of Kuo- Administration; arrived here, on Friday night by train from Hong Chen, official spokesman
cussed to-day by Mr. Haito Fu Kong after relinishing his off-South-west Political Council
the élál duties at Nanking.
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"I am coming home for a rest," Contrary to previous reports, Mr- to told, newspaper men. Islao cald that Mr. Tang Shao Y1, have resigned my official post in Magistrate of. Chungshan Model Nanking, although my resignation County, has not sent in h's resign- has not yet been accepted. Mỹation but is it present resting in duties are temporarily taken care 4" sanitarium here. of by the Vice-Minister, Dr. Cheng As regards the nomination at Tin Six undi à successor has been ave candidates by the provincial appointed.
assembly at Tong Ka Wan to be Tired of official re in the capt-chosen as magistrate of the county, in, Mr. Lo deciled to discuss Mr. Hsiao sale that the South- Chinese politics, as he takes no West Political Council further interest in government inade any decision. Affairs. Concerning the situation In Bintiang, where he visited by air sometime ago, the former judi- els chief stated that conditions there are compleated idd that the provitice is too far away for the overnment authorities to do any thing.
Diplomatic problems and judicial affairs being out of his mind for the time being at least Mr. Lo ind that he would take a trip to hearby riral and agricultural area to study the conditions of the peasants and farming. When in formed that farming conditions in Kvangtung are bact the former tantater déclared that the same Etuation is prevailing in other barts of the country.
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TO-DAY & TO-MORROW. AT THE MAJESTIC
EARL CARROLL'S
Por Krały digudas üles.
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MURDER AT THE VANITIES
"CARL BRINSON
VICTOR MOLAGLEN
JACK OAKLE KETTY CARLISLE DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
SOVIET AMBASSADOR TO CHINA
Proceeding On Leave
Dr. Wang's Mission
as a peace emissary on behalf of Concerning Dr. Wang Chung Hu
the Central Authorities, Mr. Hatao said he had to information at all of Dr. Wang's mission except what he read from the newspapēts, which stated that he is due
Shanghai, Oct. 13. M. D. V. Bogomoloff, Soviet-Am- arrive here soon from Hong Kong bassador to China. and his e to explain Nanking's views the left for home this morning aboard leaders here.
the Nagasaki Maru on three, months' leave. He till stop a Osaka and then go on to Viadi- vostok to report.
to
"The present political situation is tense." Mt. Hsiao added. The return br General Chung Jen.
A report that M. Bogomoloft has? Commander-in-Chief of the Fourth Group Army to Kwangs has been been seeing Japanese Government cancelled. General Pat Hsung Hs, pincials is denied by the Soviet the Executive officer, is to busy
Imbassay Mr. Lo belleves that extrava- with his military duties in Rwang- | Heuter, gance of the people is the cause of that he will not visit Canton." the economic trouble in China and The spokesman said that prim- that she should not follow the ary attention should be drawn to luxury of the European or Ameri- milltary defence and not to the system is far behine that of West- too empty to serve cah Hardsid, as Chinese economic Fifth National Congress which I
ern countries.
elary
purpose."
DOCKYARD HON
AQUATICS
Sarridge's Third Victory
any usefu
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GENERALS. WELCOMED AT SIAN
S'an, Oct. 131% 10 General Chiang Kai Shek, Ma- dame Chiang, and General Chan
HONG KONG BEAT Hsueh Llang who are making u
SHANGHAI C. C.
Gentury By T. A Pearce
Some very keen aquatics were
Shanghai, Oct. 13. witnessed on Saturday when M. After having lost the Interport Dockyard Recreation Club held, Cricket to Shanghai by 970 runs, their annual sports at the Euro- the Colony eleven easily accounted pean YMCA Pool.
for a Shanghai Cricket Club side, excluding Interporters, by 8 wic- kets to-day.
was the third successive win of The feature of the prograinme the 100 Yards Club Championship by M. Sarridge, who used a strong side-stroke all the way...
aid, D. Blake Just managing to The diving was of a high stand
best Mus J. Wilson.
afternoon was that Between E The most exciting race of the
Gaubert and P. Wilson in the 100 Yards youths Handicap, the form- er wiching about à foot ahead of Jordan the After. Miss Patzy
Children's Riding Competition: and the winter was Miss Betty Class "A" Miss Peggy Kinchin Fair whose chariot was drawn by (girl). Master Pierre Messrs. A 3 Stocker and D. P. Yates. Mr. R. Charles was in-Marshall (girls), Master John
(boyB; Class "B": jured the course of this race. Nogworthy (boys); but fortunately the injuries were Miss Brenda Nosworths (a) Class En
compete in other events during prize: Anthony Catcher. hot serious and he was able to Master P. H. Potts (boys), spéci the aRarriboh
Marm Face: 1, No. 1 5. which section
Whining team as fol- lows: L70, L. Robertson, IDr. pr. J. Barow and Thr. F. G. G. Tolmie, Tpr. H. A. Browning. Nizel
The
Musical Chaft opened the programine, was also The Royal Army Service Corps in the Tent Pegging competi.
won by filss Betty Fair. beat the Civil Service juniors by 60tion Lt. Mead won from Captali runs at the Valley.
RASC. 130 (L/Cpl Vaughan
Tv, Clarke 3 for 3, L/Cpl. Vaughan
Potts.
Goofy Polo Competition: Miss Beryl Fair
Haddy Hunter Competition:
23, Dr. Clarke 20, Pte. Forsyth 20. The Children's Riding Compett res-L D. Skinner 4 for 37, W. H 2-tion revealed what good juvenile chin bonts, R. Charles kit-mofids 4 for 30).
riding talent there is in the 0.3.0.0-70 (HF. Harper 24 Colony, the older children (11) (African Eve). Australlus ponies 14) rode extremely well and knew
A Wall (Cyrano) English Chas: how to handle their mount
mounts. The G. Stöcker." winner was Miss Ferry Khehin Javelin Throwing Competition: who won the same events. 4. Charles. year, Master Pierre Jordan won the prize for boys.
Capt. Watch was mainly ponsible for Aïmy's easy wini, ting up 58 runs,
Army:-140 (Capt. Walch 58 fetd, Cpl. Colledge 22, Opt. Bál- lard 19. Rumjahn 3 for 38).
IR.CM-64 (Ä. R. Abbas 25, Bal- lard 4 for 173.
RECREIO WINS AGAIN The Recreio, who are making their debut in preinter league cricket this year gave another im- pressive display on Saturday when they defeated Craigengower by Tour Wickets at Happy Valley..
A M. Rodrigues, formerly of the University played an outstanding innings, knocking up 40 runs to give his team a good start.
H. A. Alves bowled well for the Recreo, taking 4 wickets for 24 runs.
C.CC-104 (R. Zimmern 22, F. K. Lee. 2 J. W. Leonard 20, HA Alves 4 fox 24, A P. Guterres 8 for 12).
4 for 24).
LAY 4 FOR ) AGAINST
UNVRŠITY des Io a friendly cricket match at the K.C.C. played on Baturday, the Kowloon Juniors easily, defeated the University by 107 funs
K.C.C-166 (F. A. Broadbridge 32; 8. Jex 30; V. During 25; G. Lee 20; Ng 4 for 46; Hiptoola 2 for 62; P. B. Tata 8. for 399% Me
Varsity69 (F. & Fernandes 22; B. D. Lay 4 for by
Z PRESS. ELEVEN-LUSH A local press eleven Lost to a team from the IRC by 3 wickits at 8ookumpoo on Saturday,
Press69 (F. M. ei Areniul 17, A. Kitchell 3 for 6),
LEKKOR 161 for 7 (A, Kitchell 35, Y el Arcull 53 G W Giffen 2. for 6).
in the second section (8-10)
In
Recruit Cup: Won by Tpr. H A. Greig
At the Soichiation of the sports
GOODWILL VISIT
Against the bowling of A. B Minu (for) and F. D. Pereira for 28) the Shanghai team were dismissed for 72.
Lour of inspection in Shensi Pro- vifice, arrived yesterday afternoon and were given a very warm wel- come by a huge crowd of citizers. troops, and school children. The city was beflagged and agog wit excitement.
The party are remalhing for twa or three date- Reuter.
SHANGHAI-CANTON AIR SERVICE
Shanghai, Oct. 13. The China National Airdy Corporation announces that the Shanghai-Canton air service will be resumed, pn November with continued bathing to total 213 for on Fridays and returning of Sun- Hong Kong panded this total one rond trip weekly in Navam with eight wickets in hand, and ber, the planes leaving Shanghai 6 Alec Pearce scoring 104.-. Beuter.
Another Win
Shanghai, Oct. 14. Club and Services combined by Hong Kong beat the Recreation
dine wickets. The Recreation com- The results were as follows:-
bination scores 118, Pereira. taking Lifebelt): 1 Norman Walker, 2 core for the loss of one wicket
25 Yards Beginners Race. Eth's
fon 31 Hong Kong topped this Roald Offord, Audrey Arnold. and went on to score 190 for §.
15. Bake, MJ 44, T. 1. Pearce 60 and
4. Pearce scoring 31, Willams Wilton, 3 Z. Mickey and D. Hughes 38 not out. Summers (Dead heat).
Gaubers, 2 f. Matin, 3 D. Huldge. 50 Yards Boy's Hamicab: 1 D.
Mixed Relay. (Darby and Joan): 1 Mrs. Fenner and Knight 2 Mrs. Powell and Kirman
N. Martin, 2 D. Bumuléts
15 Yards Egg add Spoch Rhce: 1
10) Yards Club Championship: 1 Barridge.
50 Yards Ladies Händlelp? 1 Klips J. Wilson Mrk Pénnet, 3 Mrs. POWELL
50 Yards Girl's Handicap: 1 Al- mk Walker, 2 Betty Penisy, 3 Lilly Hickey,
Dockyard Derby 1 D. Bummers,, 2 Craubert, 3 P. Wilson.
Inter-Departmental Relay Race: 10 C. Dept.
Outadie Ree: 1 P. Wisch, 2 D.
Mise Patsy Marshali wis adjudged Lady Feel ditributed the prizes. the winner amongst the girls and Master Johry Nosworthy the win- hér amongst the Days. The thirë section (for children under 6) drew three competitors 'two''boys, and a girl Miss BritCA – NŐB- worthy won the gial's bride and Master Peter EL Potta of the boys prize Master Anthony No anclas accompany him and
fernoon fo: Scandinavia, Catcher received #gyecial Prize, the visit is entirely one of good
The Alarm ract showed with ill, arising from stiens what speed and smetency the relationships established
personal members of the GT can work presentatives 265m No: 1 Sub-Section, unter £/Cp countries a dereva Robertson won the ever
British Wirdet
todden, det The Lord Privy Beal, Bir An Summera thony Ege Teft
100 Yards Youth's Handicap: 1
Life baby Race: 12 Wilson, 2 E Giubert 2 E. Wilson,
D fimmers, 33. Dürden
10 Yards Nott Gyp Handicap: 1
1
Reuter.
HOME RUGGER
Owen
London, Oct. 13. The following were the results of rugger matabes played to-day:
Leicestershire 19 North Mid-
Laids 5: Warwickshire 18, East Mid
1
days,
From December, there will be two round-trips weekly, the planes
Thursdays and Sundays. leaving Shanghai on Tuesdays and Fridays and from Canton an
No
until further notice.-
passengers will be carting Heuter.
NATIVE POSTAL HONGS
Nanking, Oct. 2
En compliance with apetition of the Ministry di Commimkation the Executive than has med order to the Provincial authoritie of Hanksu, Cheklang, wa Fakien, Anhwel, Hopei, Shantung Klangst and Hupeh, and the ite cipal authorities of Na in the native metal hongs (Mir Shanghai instucting them
chu) abolished, in order to unify the Postal dininist
Blackheath 3, Newport 3. Bristol 9, Bath 3. Cambridge University 88. Old. Avo Vin.
Laysians 10.
Devonport Services 18, Exeter 3 Guy's Hospital 21, Old Blues 14. Gloucester, 0, Cardiff 3. London Beottish 17, Roslyn
London Welsh 8, Landon Trish. 3. Moseley 9, Nepeater 0. Portsmouth Services 14, Harle
quins Flareo Wasps 5 London Hospital 0, Old Allarmines hi Corantry 2 Bridgewater 0, Leicester 0
ontypool 3 chmond
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