TRAINING GALLOPS
PLENTY OF FAST WORK AT
THE COURSE
(BY MORNING" DEW")
Yesterday's training gallops at the course was full of interest and some very fast work was seen.
Danz
For China ponies, the fastest mile was provided by King's Justice who returned 2.05.2, with a last quarter of 29.4. Bay covered the same distance in 2.00 with a last quarter of 30.3 and Trentbridge took 2.06.2 for a similar trip finishing in 30.2 secs. Mutiny Bay, Mr. Dunbar's Australian pony which will be a starter this Saturday, covered an impressive mile, taking 2.00.4 fur the journey. He ran beautifully all the way and finished full of running. Oak Bay, another of the Dunbar candidates stepped very nicely over six furlongs, accompanied by Macaroni.
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Sancy Face (Australian) went over a slow mile but finished Strongly.
King's Fansy wonå over a mile in 214 and finished the last.... quarter in 29. The pony stands a good chance of winning on Saturday, King's Warden $09, moved very well"
Soldier of China's mile in 3.11.4 was very good and bida well for the pony's chance this week end. Other good gallops were those by The Bodega and Chesterfield who are both opposed to Bargomaster this Saturday in a race over a mile and a quarter.
The following 'timen were clocked yesterday:-----
Macaroni and Oak Bay 37
Wonderful Star
Matiny Bay
Bold Commander
1 33.1 1.04.21.36
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934.
SATURDAY'S RUGGER
Changes In Club Team
Several changes will be noted in the Hong Kong Football Club Rugby Section's first Afteen for their encounter against the Royal Navy on Saturday on the Club ground.
G. P. Lammert, formerly one of the Club's outstanding wing three- quarters makes his first appear- ance for the Club as full-back, while J. L Tate and H. R. Mc- Gilchrist make their initial ap-
the Club mn the pearance for three-quarter line.
useful very
centre Tate is a three-quarter who looks like dis- placing R. H. Griffiths, while Mc- Gilchrist is an almost certainty for the left wing three-quarter posl- tion.
Robertson will also appear in the three-quarter line with J. J. Fer- guson, who go towards making up the line.
Mike Turner and H. C. "Meeke will be stand-off-half and scrum, respectively.
Bramble is the only newcomer in" the scrum although W. F. Kerr and K. A. Munro make a re-appearance in the side, G. Cumming, one of last year's forwards being a reserve. The following is the side:- G. F. Lammert; J. J. Ferguson. J. L. Tate. L, G. Robertson and H. R. McGilchrist; M. W. Turner and H. C. Meeke; A. F. Walkden, W. E. Peers, H. O. Bramble, W. F. Kerr, I. H. Bradford, G. A. Stewart, D. McLellan (Captain) and K A
Reserves:-R. H. B. Rigg. J. Hut chison (Backs) and S. F. Garrod, N. Castleton and G. Cummings (forwards).
Preceding the big game which will commence at 415 pm, there will be an "A" Afteen fixture against a Navy "A" fifteen, which will commence at 3.15 p..
HOME FOOTBALL
Forecast For Saturday's Games
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(BY LEFT OUT")
There is another fall programme of football matches this week and in addition to picking out the probable winnera égiyon in big type), I have given the distance the teams will have to travel for their fixtures as this should be able to help readers to form an opinion regarding the chances of each team. The programme for this Saturday is as follows:-
FIRST DIVISION
"A
ARSENAL
BIRMINGHAM .
D. 100
T.
BLACKBURN
05 Y.
Leeds
85
V.
Tottenham Chelsea Sunderland Everton
LIVERPOOL
135
V.
Grimsby
MAN. 'C.
20
7.
Derby
MID'BRO
135
Y.
Pmouth
225 V.
Leicester Preston
WEDNESDAY.
80
Wolves
Stoke ...
40
प्र.
3
80
7.
SECOND
BPOOL
Bradford BRENTFORD
35
Burnley
30
V.
105
3.
V.
173 V
B'ford C.
105 V.,
W. BROM
Bury
FULHAM "Hull
NEWCASTLE Norwich NOTT. F. PLYMOUTH
W. HAM
BARROW
Carlisle.
CHESTERFIELD
HALIFAX
Lincoln
MANSFIELD
R'ham R'dale
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--105 TV.
160."
140
V..
250 V.
165 Y.
A. Villa Huddersfield
DIVISION
Sheffield U.
Nott. C.
Oldham
BOLTON Man. U.
P. Vale S'hampton Barnsley Swansea
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
Results
1931 1932 1933
0-3 من 40
IIIIII
1-0 2-3
2-1
IDI
KIIII II II1. 11111 II
1.10
1.41
31
Little Beauty
1 40 1.16 1.48
92
Partnership
# 31.3 1.03
1.37
34
Pie Face
31.3 1.03
1.40
37
Valorous
# 34.1 1.87.3 1.38
31.2
Diana Bay
1
33
1.05 1.35.2 2.06
30.3
Lemberg
1
40
1.18.2 1.51.2 9.22.1
Saucy Face
1
43.3 1.21 1.55.4
2.23.3
30.4 26.4
Bag Tor
11 -
1.04.2.1.37
2.10.1 2.40.1 30
Hetman
1
11 1.14 1.46
*2.18.
Trentbridge
2.08.2
30
30.2
Bronze Era
$3.11.05.1 1.34
28.4
51
44.3 1.23.1 2.00 2.31.3
31.3
Sandy Bay and Bayardo 1
372 1.17.4 1.56.2 2.33
3.05
1
31.4 1.01.3 1.31.3 2.00
32 29.1
Sadko
1 34.3 1.07.3 1.42 2.14.3 2.47
32.2
Clasic Hall
1 39.1 1.17 1.52.4 2.35
32.1
Mayflower drid Don
1 41
1.16.1 1.47.4 2.191
31.2
King's Fancy
1 39
113 1.45 2.14
29,
Empire Day
1 414 1.20.4 1.57.2 2.26.1
28.4
* 65
7.
Stockport
4-2 0-3
..37.2 1.10.9 1.43
32.2
250
บ
.head
West Parade
# 35.3 1.10
1.43.2
33.2
100
V.
Har pools
King's Bounty
1
37.1
1.12.3. 1.44.2 2.13.3
29
50
Chester
The Bodegamin
#41
1.15.3 1.48.1
32.2
110
Darton
National Day and Racing
50 Y.
Crewe
Triumph
1
39
1.15.2 1.49.3 2.228
33
75
V.
Southport
20 3–1 0–)
Great Hall
1
43.2
1.23.3 2.02.2 2.35"
32.2
10 P.
Acc'ton
Spinaway and Racing
Pinck
Sarabande
1 39.3 1.13.3 1.45 .1'44 1.19.1 1.55
2.18.3
31.3
い
36.4
T'MERE Walsall Wrexham
80
Y.
York
1-2 2-0 (1 4-2 2-3 3-0
75
Y
D'CASTER
20 202-5
23
▼
N. BRIGHTON
15-054
Brechin
1 41.1 1.18.2 1.52.1 2.23
·30.4
Night Star
# 32.1 1.03.2 1.34.1
30.4
King's Justice
1
33.2 1.05 1.36 2.05.4
29.4
Chesterfield
32.4 1.05.2 1.39.3-
34.1
38.2 1.11 7.43.3
32.3
between the City forwards and the visitors defenders. Which will emerge with flying colour?" The Paraders, I think.
1 48.1
#43
1.23.2 1.53,8 2.24 1.20
30.3
1.50.3
30.3
1. 37 -
1.11 1.44.1 216
31.4
# 35.2 1:08.2 1.39.2
31
Ribble
1
137.2 1.10 40 1.15
1.42.4" 2.15.1
32.1
1.46.4 2.17.2"
30.3
Soldier of China
Iron Grey E
1 36 1.10
# 37.3 1.14.1 1.50.4
1.40.2 2.11.4
31.2
34.3
King's Parade... 1 41.3 1.18 1.52 2.23.4
31.4
No Fearge/20
Wayward Stag
Daylights Ever.................
· 4 38.3 1 41.
37
Chlef Seattle. 1 42
Racing Spirid
1 .44
Soldier of Fortune
1.13.1 1.44 1.18.3 1.49 2,21.3 1.09.1 1.40.4 1.24 2,01 2.35 1.24, 2.01 2.35 11,46.2 1.23 1.58.3 2.35
40 2
1.17 1.50 2,23 1 40.4 1.39 1.54 2.26.2 I 40.3 1.21.1 1.56.1
32.4 32.3 31.3 34
34
36.2
33
32.2
2.28.3
32.2
+ 25 1.15 1.47
32.
Young Chap, Delightful Chante and Racing Luck
Vego
Shaughraun
40 1.18 1.53 #41 1.17 1.52.2 1 41 1.20.2 1.53.3 2.27
2.25
33
35.2
33.2
Kinda and Chow Fan
The Tiger
Fi-F and St. Ives
Monoplane and Flying
Tourist
King's Warden
Electric Star and Tiny
Star J
Racing: Boy
Ironsides
PrIn Good Time
„Corsack's. Beauty:
"BACK TO 1ST. DIVISION"
LOOK
Class Sides In Promotion
Stakes
(Special Air Mail Servico)
,'eventually win back the crowds. London, Sept. 28. Who's for promotion? The old Burnley have made real captures question is going the rounds al- in their wingers, Albert Alderman ready, writes a correspondent, Thore and Percy Downes. I am not go- enthusiasts with the preconceived ing to couple Burnley with pro- notions of how the season's hon-motion-not just yet but a decid-
ed improvement is evident. ours and "boobies" are to be distri- bated have had the bottom knock- ed out of their cocksureness. Nor they are looking for new names to put on their short list. They've scored Newcastle off, put Black- pool on, and are shooting of ques- ition marks about such as Burnley
and Sheffield United.
saw a game with a touch of class about it last Saturday. The contestants were Burnley and Brad Ford City. I have always admired the standard set by the City. At the hall-mark was Turf Moor there, as usual, but there was no finish to it.
They should do themselves jus“. tice at Bramall Lane on Saturday.
The
Lucky Ground
I've seen Port Vale this season and taken an eyeful of Manches- ter United. They meet at Hanley. It memory, serves me, the United have a good record at the Old Re- creation Ground. They will have to step lively to keep it up.
The Vale show up strongly in intelligent team work via "fast and direct methods. Tommy Nolan bas yet to be seen at his best but he is tuning up. Tommy and the wing men, Friar and Morton,
should prove a hot handful for Jack Hacking and his backs."
Now that George Mutch, the stockily-built inside-forward from Arbroath, has entered the picture as a marksman, the United are more hopeful. Mutch has ginger as well as knack. He is helping Jack Ball to the passes the centre forward likes. On the wings the Vale are strong by comparison. They should win.
B'mouth BRETOL C. "Clapton . CONVENTRY Exeter GILHAM.
MILLWALL
NEWPORT NORHAM READING T WATFORD
Airdrie
. Clyde'.
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Charlton
Luton
55 7.
A'shat
* 145
7.
Bouthend
D.
T
Crystal P.
25
V.
-155
V.
V. ..
105 T.
Queen PR. Bristol R.
Brighton
135 V. 100 T Swindon 130 Y. Torquay 130 V. Cardiff
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
IIIIII1111 111111 1111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]]] | A
5--22-2
1.
-25-2
3-0.
-11-2
*
ST. MIRREN
2 1-3
RANGERS
1-1 0-6 1-8
Dun'ine Falkirk
T
Hibs.
1-1 2-2,
Ayr. U.
2--2, 1-2 Jung
Hamilton
"4-2 0--1
Var
Ab'deen
--24-3
Dundee
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CELTIC QUEEN PR. Albion
J
HEARTS KI/NOCK MOTHERWELL Partick Queen of B. ST. JOHNSTONE
workmanlike, sometimes forceful This is a game which may turn on a piece of individual brilliance - Jimmy Hampson dart through
les with Nottingham Forest. This one should be no exception. For- est folks are wearing a very con- Adent look just now. The reason is that the attack is excepted" to
ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS.
HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
HONG KONG
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on THURSDAY, the | 2th October, 1981, a drawing for the redemption of thirty (30) Deben. tures will be held in the Pavilion at 6 p.m.
The numbers of Debentures drawn will be published in the Hong Kong Government Gazette and the loonl Newspapera, and bolders of drawn Debentures may upon giving abtice to the Treasurers waiving the six months' notice to which they are entitled, apply on the 3 st October, 199, to the Treasurers, Mesara.. Peroy Smith, Seth & Fleming, for payment of the Principal aud interest to the 31st October, 1934,
By Order of the Committee, LS. GREENHILL,
Hon. Secretary,
Hong Kong; 15th October, 1984.
925
HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB.
HE
NOTICE.
ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING will be held in
Pavilion on TRUESDAY, the 28th Ostabor, 1984, nå 5.30 p.m.”
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LOCAL SOCCER
K. F. C. Teams For Saturday
The Kowloon Football Club have selected the following soccer play ers for their matches on Saturday: First team v. East Lancs.-- Cord: Everest. Eastman (Capt.); Gilchrist, Bass, Whitehead Knox Elliott, G. White, V. white, and
Knox
Second team v. Artillery:-Boyes; Cutter, Hickman (Capt.); Wills, Fuxman, Tillery; Lee, MacDonald, Winch, P. White and Pereira.
HONG KONG HOTEL TEAM
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SALE OF OLD MATERIALS:
THE· Public Works Department prepared to receive, lendors in for the purchase of a quantity of Old Materiala which includes:-
Motor Boat Engine, 25 owk. Dennis Lorries, Cubitt Car, Steam Wagon, Patrol Engine.
Centrifugal Pump, Disinfect ing Plant Boiler, and Cement Testing Apparatus.
Surveying Instruments, Elec- trical and Wireless Materials.
Zino, Cast Iron Wrou ht Iron, Brass and Lead Scrap. The material on be seen at the places named in the specification, From 18th October, 1934.
All Tenders in triplicate (which must be made on the Official Form ONLY) under cover marked "TENDER FOR OLD MATERI AT, P.W.D. to be lodged at the Colonial Secretary's Office, vot later than Noon, 2nd November, 184."
For Forms of Tender and fürther particulars apply to Superintendent of Accou, to & Stores, P.W.D., Bul lock Lane, Wanchai.
R. M. HENDERSON, Director of Public Works,
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
H
THE NINTH EXTRA RACE MELTING will be held (weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 1934, commencing at 2.60 p.m.
The Firat Bell will be Rang at 1,80 p.m.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear the Bad. ges prominently displayed through- out the Meeting.
No Que without a Badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.
Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladian (Ekt) ipeluding Tax) are obtainable through the SECRETARY 4ren the personal " A soccer match has been ar application of a Member, such Mem- ranged to be played between teams ber to be responsible for all visitort from the Hong Kong and Shang-introduced by him, and for Paymens
of all Chita, de. hai Hotels Ltd, and se. Chitral The Secretary's Office, 3rd Floor, to-day at 4.30. p.m. sharp on the
Gloucester Building,. (Tel. 2774). Kowloon Football ground, Kowloon.
will close at 12 o'clock Noon. The following will represent the Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.:
་་ -༥ -
i.
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Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on isle at the Race Coures. Li Ho Chuen; A. Krilovsky, 8.
Os. No Pretext will Children be Potoloff; Yau Ding Wah, Lam Tak perm tted in either Enclosure during Po, Mut Shtu Kee; Mak Yee Lick.the Meeting. Kwok Hon Wah, Ho Sal Cheong, Loung Piny Kam, Chan Shul Kes.
DIZZY DEAN'S FAME IN BASEBALL
of
Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance, Telephone 2192.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.
The Price of Admission to the Public. Enclosure is $100 including Tax, for all Persona, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Failors in uniform are admitted Half Price.
New York, Oct. 18. The Chicago Committee
Bookmakers, Tic Tac Mep, etc., Eight, representing the Baseball Writers' Association of America. I will not be permitted to operate with. named Dizzy Dean, of the St. in the Precincts of Tax Hong Kong Louis Cardinals, world champions. Jock CLUB during the Race the most valuable player in the Meeting.
It is not true that Newcastle between the backs, a Jack Holli- United are saving themselves for day "special," or a characteristiche an Improvement on any seen the cup-ties! Five games of Sec-wing rald by Jimmy smailes or ond Division football however, Idris Hopkins. You can have your have taught them a lesson. They pick. I want to be on Brentford. don't talk se glibly: about promo- Fulham seem to have solved tion now at St James'.
· their centre-forward difficulty. Jim Hammond is getting among the goals. West Ham, their opponents this week, are not at all sure about their leadership, especially with Vie Watson out of action.
in the club's colours for some years. A good case. can be made out for these Trentside visitors but a divi-National League in 1934. slon need not surprise...
see more trouble ahead for the United this week. They receive Bradford, one of those hard-hit- ting sides which will not be found short of pace or stamina:" "
The Georcles had better. look out for Harold Blackmore's pile- drivers. The strength of the Park Avenue team, however, ta really in the rear where Ward and Loyd, two much-fancled backs, operate. Bradford pace and direct action are factors not to be overlooked New castle may do well to draw.
Bolton Fuzale
Bolton Wanderers are a puzzle If Olbert Richmond and George to their faithful. They have been Bellis keep level heads under pre-running out easy winners in mat sure they may hold up the Blades ches which they might easily have scheming attackers The United lost. A short spell of brilliancy, a look, however, just a wee bit in sharp scoring burst-an opportun front at certain phases.
Jack Peart tells me he is study ing his forward line problem from every aspect. It must be all a question of Jack Hallows or Joe Spence for leadership, Candidly
istle goal have come their way when things were koking black.
The Wanderers are not realy so convincing as their position and the results suggest. When they get together one of these days they
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More Enterprise Needed A more penetrative attack hoped for at Swansea this season. The introduction of Walter Bussey is the chief argument in favour of same. Not until the wingers show more enterprise, however, may the Swans he a greater force. the Much interest is centred in
It is to be hoped Vic will be fit for this game. Fenton was en- trusted with the position at Brent- ford last week. He well-sup-reintroduction of Dal Lewis at out- ported but showed opportunism. side-left. The little international The Kammers look the stronger was in against Sheffield United. in defence with Conway, Chalklex He may require a little time to
ned his feet.... and Walker in position. Half- back lines about the same. T ex- peat the West Ham atteek to rise to it and claim the points
-Away Again
Swansea go to Barnsley with a modest chance. That chance may depend on the formation of the Oakwell eleven. If George Hen- Some teams are short of a sche-deison is back in the middle, the mer-someone who will hold the points should remain at home. ball and do dever things. Not ag
Southampton opened the season Norwich City. With "Happy" with "a skeleton professional stair and almost immediately injuries Houghton on one side of him and
Manager Ken Burditt on t'other, Ted Vinall came along. Result must at times be dizzy! Trouble George Kay had to do a lightning is the City are not getting enough deal by signing Horton and Fish- goals
lock the Millwall wingers. Fish- lock is expected to solve the left wing difficulty which has been since Jack Southampton's ever
Visitors to the Nest this week are Piymouth Argyle, who will be fulfiling their third successive away
shape again but they do not look the winners this time.
the City, can not afford to carry will again be a devastating force. both. They get in each other's I make them out as away win way Hallowe is not an ideai inner left for Pulham, Meanwhile Bradford City's need, as I see it side man. He's essentially a cen- wards are smart enough in their is a centre-forward. Not a clever ire-forward. at
approach work. Their shooting is player but a bustler and an on portunist. Otherwise the aide is good enough for anything.
ty old friend, M. Tom Clegg, the chairman of Burner confide ed that he was in leased with his team. Gates reappointing but this class of football will
I can well imagine the Paraders | wild, much of it with a banana- picking holes in the Oldham Ath-like swervel
letle defence without pesting many A stupendous attraction, as our goals, The Athletic are behind theatrical friends might have it, these opponents in point of half is the meeting of Blackpool and back play." They are weak on the Brentford. No hanky-panky about, Banks. It le a game which is like these teams, Brentford, strong, ly to dispose itself into a battle cool confident: Blackpool, feahy,
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young Norman Cole L getting ready to hit the high spots, Good boy this centre-forward. Bull City, take note
Are Bury on the up-grade? Their fighting display at Hali suggests it. Restored to favour, Dave Rob- The City, ike these opponents. he and Wally Ame, cantered along have been going short of goale their respective touchlines in the Andy Dunces is supplying the good old style. More combination right passes but has himself been
unfortunate la front of the sticks.. too about the team.
Bury have had many lively tuss, Southampton should win.
Dean scored 78 of a possible 80 paints in the balloting. Last year the most valuable player was Carl Hubbell-
Beuter,
By Order,
G. B. BROWN,
Hong Kong, 15th October, 1934."
SPALDING
Secretary.
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"KRO-
FLITE
GOLF BALL
Lasts till it's
"Lost/
BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP_
•Spalding Balls' during 193)."
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