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TRAINING GALLOPS

Only Show Work Yesterday At The Course

(BY MORNING DEW")

Training performances at the course yesterday were all on the slow side. This fact is probably because 'most of the ponies ralloped were in trim and there is really no call for a hard gallop so soon after a race meeting.

Some of those who moved well were Racing Boy, Young Chap. ..... Burgomaster and Wayward Stag. King's Warden-put in a good last quarter at the end of a slow malle.

The following times were clocked yesterday:—

Cavalcade

Gladiator

Racing Fluck

Bold Commander

Tiny Star

Bayardo"

38 1.13.3 1.44

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1934.

LOCAL GOLF

Ladies Bogey Competition

The prize kindly presented by Mrs. J. B. Ross for a Bogey Con- petition held on the New Course, Fanling on Tuesday, October 23 was won by Mrs. Fitz-Gerald, 5 up,

Other scores were:-

Mrs. Williamson, 3 up. Mrs. W. J. E. Mackenzie, 2 up. Mrs. Fitz-Gerald went round in 89-33-56. This automatically re- duces her handicap from 33 to 19. Mra. Williamson's score was 88- 18-68 and she comes down to 15 while Mrs. Mackenzie took 97-33- 64 and her new handicap is 24.

ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting will be held at the Helena May Institute on Thursday, November 8, and in sub- mitting the Report and Accounts for the period October 1, 1933, to September 30, 1934, the Committee state that at September 30 the | number of ladies was as follows:-'

Associates "A"

LAWN BOWLS

LEAGUE CRICKET

Champions Holding Teams For Saturday

Closing Day

The following will represent "the Indian Recreation Club in their The Indian Recreation Club.

second division match against the junior lawn bowls champions, will

R.AS.C on Saturday:- T. hold their closing day at 2.30 pm.

Barma (Captain), S. Abbas, M. el on Sunday when a game between Arcull, A. Baker, A. H. Baker, A. the Married and single membera Ismati, A. R. Kitchell, M. P. will take place. Two rinks repre- Madar, A. R. Makar, A. M. Rum- senting each side will be played. Jahn and A. R. Suffad.. and in the evening at 7:45 pm there will be a d'nner at the club house."

The following are the teams:---

J. Hoosen S: O. Bux

Married

M. Y. Adal

A. R. Daliah (skip)

A. H. Rumjahn,

A. K. Minu

A. O. Madar

A. M. Wahab (skip)

Singles

A. K. Omar'

S. M. Rumjahn

D. M. Khan

K. M. Omar (skip) M. Afzal

A. M. Omar (skip)

38.3 1.15.4 1.47.4

32

Empire Day

36.3 1.08.3

1.36.3

28

Copper Idol

43

1.19.2 1.52

.32.3

Racing Heart

48

1.31 2.10 2:40

30

Soldier of China.

1

41

1.27.3 2.02.4 · 2.33.1 **

25.2

West Parade

50

1.32.1 2.10.2 2.43.3

33.1

Ebony Idol

1

42

1.19 $1.55.2 2.28

32.3

"Racing Triump and Yago.

39 1.14.2

1.45.1

30.3

Racing Boy

30.2

Sadko

34.1 1.01

1,38.2

31.2

Burgomaster

37.4 1.15.3 1.47,2

31

Soldier of Germany

39

1.14.2 1.45.3

32.1

Electric Star

36.1 1.14 1.49.3 2.25.2

35.4

40 1.15 1,45,4

30.4

41.3 1.19.3 1.53.4

34.1

Cossack's Beauty Mayflower

48.2 1.25.3 2.03:2 2.34

30.3

37.2 1.18.3 1.52.2 2.24.4

32,2

45 1.22 1.52.3

30.3

Present Absent

M. I. Razack A. R. Minu

41

1.21.4 2.02 3.38

38

Playing

269 284

43.3

1.23:12.02.2 2.37.4

35,2

Non-Playing .......

*2

32

Classic Hall

Chesterfield

Wayward Stag

1.

44

Beta and Don

42 39.2 1.15 1.45.4

1.23" 1.57 35.1 1.0714 1.39.4 45.1 1.25.1 2.00

1.19.4 1.55.3 227.1

31.3

Associates

30.4

Playing

78

38

2,27

30

Non-Playing

20

10

32.

Junior Section

2,29.4

29.4

Playing

24

5

3.1 1.06.4 1.39.4 2.17.4

38

Non-Playing

1

2

37 1.10 1.37.1

27.1

40 1.19 1.52.2

33.2

lightful Chance

*

Solar Star

Wembly Stag

Racing Luck

37.3 1.12.2 1.46 39 1.17.2 1.54 38.3 1.15.2 1.47.3 37.3 1.11 1.41.1

33.3

2.27,3

33.3

32.1

30.1"

Young Chap

37.31.11 1.41.2

30.2

Hot Heels

40 1.18.4 1.51.4

33

F1-Fa and Hey Tor

1:

44

1.22.3 1.58.2 2.31

Racing Spirit

44

1.24.1 2.00.2 2.32.1

32.3 31.4

Iron Grey

37.3 1.121 143.2

31.1

Ironsides

37 1.10:3 1.42.3

32

In Good Time

44

1.20.3 1.53.3

37

1.12.3 1.48

37

1.13.1 1.47.3

33

33.2 34.2

King's Warden

Fudge

Alacrity

Glad Eyes

Soldier of Fortune and De

Colombo

Spinaway

LOCAL

HOCKEY

Club Lose To The

Y. M. C. A.

462 951

The results of the competitions during the year were:

SPORT IN AUSTRIA

(Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

: Press" (Copyright.)1

Vienna. Oct. 23.

:

Police Team

For their match against the University, the Police have select- ed the following:-C. F. Alexander (Captain), G. 3. Wyrne, B. G. |Bakar, Loughlin, Mintey, T. R. Q. Hunter, W. E. Meadowa, H. Hallum, W. Forrest, A. E. Carey and Oakley.

PARIS THEATRE TIPPING

-Age-Old Custom Abolished

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Oct. B From Paris a friend sends me what at first appears to be a two- franc plece in git cardboard. writes a correspondent.

It is tangible evidence of an attempt to abol'sh the tipping nuisance in Paris theatres. The management of the Madeleine, where Sacha Galtry's new comedy, "Le Nouveau Estaminet," was pre- sented the other evening. pro- hibited tipping.

Prince Starhemberg in his 'capa- The ouvreuses, who show the city as chief director of Austrian { playgoer to his seat, were given a sport held a conference of repre-supply, of these cardboard discs, sentatives of all branches of sport | bearing the name of the play. when he announced that a law re- | When the usual gratuity WAS gulating the whole sporting life in | offered the ouvreuse refused it. Austria, according to uniform prin- | and ̈ handed the patron one Missciples, is about to be proclaimed. these little souven'rs.

Championship 1934: Winner, Mrs. Tottenham; "Runner-up, Mrs. Sheldon,

Rallway Cup:-Winner, Mackie: Runner-up. Mrs. D. 5. Lambert:

Taggart Cup: Winner, Miss Mackie; Runner-up. Mrs. W. J. E. Mackenzie.

#

Captain's Cup:--Winner, Mrs. Sheldon; Runner-up, Mrs. J. B Ross.

Ross Cup: Winner, Mrs. Rivers;

THE POLO CLUB Runner-up. Mrs. Dovey.

To Hold A Gymkhana

1.

Somewhat inspired by the suc- cess of the Machine Gun Troop

At King's Park yesterday. the Gymkhana held at the beginning Y.M.C.A. first eleven met and do the month, the Polo Club have feated the Hong Kong Club by 2 decided to hold another at Cause- goals to 1 in a fast und

way Bay on Saturday, November fought game.

10:

hard-

W. J. Brown, the Y's centre for-

ward and S. Fowler tre Inside left played a ne game, showing good combination which worried the Hong Kong Club's backs con- stantly. For the losers. W. A. Reed at centre half played his usual good game.

Amongst the 'many interesting and amusing events wil be:—

Handy Hunters Trials Entries for the above will be confined to China ponles. The course will represent, as nearly as i possible, obstacles to be met with

1

Shopping Rate

14

Happy Valley Knock-out:-Win- ner. Mrs. Lissaman; Runner-up, Mrs Leigh Garner. .....

Monthly Competition

Oct. 1933.--Fanling. New Course (Stroke) Mrs. J. B. Ross; (Bogey) Mrs Redmond.

น

(Eclectic)

Nov. 1933.--Fanling, New Course

Mrs, Maltland.

Mrs. Perrin; (Stroke)

Dec. 1933.-Fanling. New Course (Bogey) Mrs. Tottenham; (Stroke). Mrs. Fiddes-Wilson.

Jan. 1934.-Fanling, New Course (Stroke) Mrs. J. B. Ross; (Bogey) Mrs. Whyte Smith.

Feb.-Mar. 1934- Fanling, Old Course (Eclectic) Mrs. Lissaman.

Feb. 1934. Fanling, New Course

(Stroke) Mrs. Lissaman.

Mar 1934Happy Valley (Bogey) course shortened no competition.

Spring Meeting

Mar. 1934.-Fanling, "New Course Mrs. Cassidy's Prize (Bogey) Mrs, This should prove a most amus-Lindsell; (Driving) Mrs, Lissaman; ing competition. A whole heap of Approaching) Mrs. Sheldon; (Put- everyday articles, such as tooth-ting) Mrs Maitland and Mrs Syme brushes, pins articles of clothing. Thomson; New Course L.GU. (S.S.) etc. will be placed at one end of Mrs Cassidy: (B.8.) Mrs. Rivers: the ground. Competitors will then Mrs. A. Mackenzie's Prize (Hap) line up and each be told to find Miss

At the start of play, exchanges, in the Funling country and will were fairly even, and it was hot be so constructed as to give the until ten minutes before half-time genuine hunter advantage over a that the "Y.M.C.A. gained their racing jumper. lead through Brown who scored from a well-placed pass by Fowler with a rising shot. This goal was quickly followed by another, the same player being the scorer.

With the YMCA team leading by two goals to nil at the begin ning of the second half, the Club attacked almost immediately, and it was not long before they were rewarded when Senior shot from

word "Go" competitors will gailon to the heap and scramble for a corner pass.. At th's stage of play the Hong Kong team had and gallop back to the judge to their respective articles, remount, most of the game, but though they

whom they present their articles. attacked time and again, they could not score another gaol, the Y.M.C.A backs being very rate, clearing all that came their way.

CHICAGO CUBS' NEW PRESIDENT

Chicago, Oct. 23. William Walker resigned from the Presidency of the Chicago Cube selling all his stock to Philip Wrigley, the principal owner, who will be elected"president on October 26- l'euter

A NEW SUBMARINE

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.)]

Paris, Oct. 23.

olle particular

†

Dealing with the vital question of Austria's "participation in the Olympic games in Berlin in 1930, Starhemberg emphasised that he considered these Olympic games should be "really international," and that all nations should parti- cipate in 1936 regardless of present political tension.-- Transvecan Kuo Min.

JP

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FOOTBALL

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 bir 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 la as follows:-

FIRST DIVISION

Results

Manchester C.

1931 1932 1933 2-1 1-1 0

STOKE

WEDNESDAY

Arsenal P'mouth

Bir ham

A Villa

70

V.

Chelsea

135

DERBY

115

Mid'bro

EVERTON

80 V.

W: Brom

GRIMSBY Eud'nèld

60

V.

Leeds

20

V.

LEICESTER

95

B'burn

PRESTON S'derland

25 V

L'pool

240 D.

Tot'ham WOLVES

10

V. D. ..V.

SECOND DIVISION

BARNSLEY

128 V. BOLTON

70 BRADFORD C. D. V.

Norwich

1:

V.

Notta. F.

Bradford

BURNLEY

25

V.

Bury

#

MAN. U.

160

(V.

W. Ham

Notts." C.

60

V.

FULHAM

OLDHAM "

60 V

Hull

130

Newcastle

SHEFFIELD U. 230 S'hampion

.9.

Plymouth

Swansea

00 155

BRENTFORD B'POOL"

P. VALE

... Crewe

DARTON D'CATER

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

5-2 3-2

-1

·6-1

1-0

SI II II I I

III II III

2-0 3-2 2-

2-2

2-1

1-0 2-0

3---2-2--0

1-2 101-$

Acc'ton CHESTER

85 V.

Lincoln

75

R'ham

80 V.

Barrow

105

V. 40 V.

of

85 V. 110 V.

N. Brighton SOUTHPORT STOCKPORT York

50 V.

T'mere. Chesterfield Rochdale. MANSFIELD HALIFAX

1-3

3-1 3-0 2-1

85 110

V.

Walsall

B-3 3-1 2-0 0-3 3-0 6-1 2-1

3-1

Carlisle

0-0 0-14-0

This "no tipping order has been adopted by another theatre, the Ambassadeurs. where the French version of "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" has just been staged.

Not only is tipping forbidden,, but the practice of offering flowers and cigarettes for sale during the intervals has been discontinued,

GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

OF CHINA

Indications Of Being Best Yet Held

lative play through the greens `be loses his advantage by slack work around the pin.

Shanghal, Oct, 20. With good weather there is every indication of this year's Amateur Open Golf Championship of China Captain Cutler has not yet ar- being the most interesting yetrived in Shanghal, but as his game beld. The fancied competitors are is built on sound lines, lack of playing well, and the winner should be found among Blinko, Broadus, Cutler, C. O. Cümming, J. W. Harrison, and Ricketts; with F. D. Hunter, Haggett, Terrace, and Pearce of Hong Kong in close attendance..

',

some

Harrison continues Arst fav- purite, and as he is a very fine golfer with a style of play suited Stevenson: Old Course to Hungjao be will take article. At the Bogey Foursomes) Mrs. Shelde ousting from his position as reign- and Mrs, Wren; Mrs. Wild's riding champion. Blinko is playing (Stroke) Mrs. Shewan: New Course very good golf, and will undoubted- Mrs. Dovey's Prize (Stroke) Mrs.ly make every effort to get ahead

Ricksha Bace

This is a partnership race. The lady and her partner gallop to a walting ricksha where they dia- mount. The lady then sits in the ricksha and her partner draga her to the finishing line.

Jumping Competition This is a competition open to all classes of ponies over various ob- stacles.

Sommerfelt.

practice is not likely to upset him very much. Broadus, is certain to be well in the running. 'Not being a member of any Club in Shang- hat his play is restricted to occa- alonal games on the race course. Notwithstanding this draw-back he is playing very fine golf indeed, and his manner of hitting all shots is most convincing.

G'HEAD Har'pool

A'SHOT BRIGHTON BRISTOL R. CARDIFF CHARLTON CRYSTAL P. Luton Queen P.

100 Y. Wham

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

2-1 50 5-4

88888886

2-13-2 1-12-12-1 31 10 41

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7.

የ.

V.

Watford Exeter Conventry

10 V.

Newport

1-3. 1-1

V.

105

7.

Clapton O. Qu'am

1-0 5-1

106

V.

Bristol C.

Y.

READING

'20

Southend

7.

MILLWALL

SWINDON

7.

B'mouth

·3-0·2-0

TORQUAY

185 7.

Northampton. 4-15-1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE

V

V

St. Mirren

Y.

Dun'fine

DUNDEE

V.

Falkirk

HAMILTON Hibs.

V..

Ki'nock M'well

V.

V

Albion

AYR, U.

CELTIC

Partick Queen P.. Queen, of 8. St. Johnstone'

FRIENDLY RUGGER

Club "A" Defeat Borderers

3 J

'A'deen

II II I

AIRDRIE Hearts RANGERS Clyde

1-3 0-0

5--2

ば

2-1

half, the game was devoid of any thrill.

Walkden opened the scoring in the middle of the second half when he neatly took a pass from Griffith and scored wide of the

kick.

*

Five minutes later the Club went further ahead when Burch and Garrod dribbled the ball over the ne for the latter to fall on it for the Club's second try. Robert-. son failed to convert in the fast failing Hght.

In a friendly rugby fixture play-posts. Hutchison failed with the ed at the Club ground yesterday, the Club "A" fifteen defeated a Afteen from the South Wales Borderers by two tries (6 points) Ricketts will be making every to mil endeavour to win the champion- The game was very scrappy and ship, and as he is a player of great except for an occasional passing concentration and determination bout among the Club and Border he will keep on trying until the ers three-quarters in the second of Hairison, who for the past few

last putt is boled Terrace is like-" years has usually managed to nosely to finish well up, but his golf him out in major events by a short just lacks that."ping" necessary

to a champion's play.

Apr. 1934-Fanling, New. Course (Bogey). Mrs. A. Mackenzie.

May 1934-Happy Valley (Aggre- | head. gate) Mrs. M. Fraser.

June-July. 1934.-Deep Water Bay (Hogey) cancelled

2

A win by Blinko would be very popular, as he is an ideal partner.. a generous opponent and main- July-Aug. 1934.- Happy Valley tains the best traditions of the stroke) cancelled..

game. In recent years carelessness Aug.-Sept. 1934.--Deep Water on the greens is why he has not Bay (Electric) Mrs. Whyte Smith.

been a frequent winner in all tournaments, and this falling he has not yet overcome.

Autumn Meeting

Typical of his play was the long

Kungjão Approaches

Hugget also should be in the pic- ture, but his style of play is better suited to Beeking to than Hungjao, where his skill in playing the short chip shot to the hole and his ac- curacy in putting keeps him in the Sept. 1934-Deep Water Bay

low figures. "At Hungjao, however, (Tombstone) Mrs; Webb; (Hidden

hole at Seekingjac in the qualify-proach play and loose shots are great accuracy is demanded in 'ap- There are several other events Spot) Mrs. Williamson; (Driving) including a Gretna Green Race Mrs. Whyte Smith; (Approaching ing round on Sunday. With two usually trapped. Dickson's game and a Whistling Race.

and Putting) Mrs. D. J. Valentine. mighty shots he was just short of is somewhat unreliable; he fidgets "With the exception of the Handy The following ladies, served on

the green, and chipping, up to Hunter Trials, all entries for the the Committee: Mrs. Cassidy about 12 yards past, the pin bie over every shot, and, in the way of preliminary waggles. Sandy Herd. events will be taken on the ground Captala) Mrs. Whyte Smith (Hon. was left with quite a likely putt for who waggles fourteen times, will and the entrance fee for each. Becretary) Mrs, Redmond (Handi- | * 4, for which figure he made a

have to look to his laurels. will be one dollar per pair or per-cap Manager, November-February) bold bid, his put just missing the Mrs. Sommerfelt! (Handicap Mana- hole and finishing a yard and half The entrance fee for the Handy ger, Feb.-Oct.) Mlis Mackle (Hon. beyond. Playing this short putt Hunter Trials will be $2 and en-Treasurer) Mrs. Syme Thomson, hurriedly his ball finished 6 inch tries for this should be sent to Mrs. A. Mackenzie (Nov.-May) Mrs, short of the hole. He then leant Capt. J. L. Jordan, Murray Bar D. Evans (Feb. Oct.) Mrs. Gl forward and gave the ball a jeb

more (June-Oct.).

with his putter, but missed the hole, so what looked like being a 4 was turned into 7. This happens time and again with him, and is naturally upsetting even to the moat phlegmatic or golfers, yet in spite of it he has not yet learned to treat all putts with due regard

Son.

racks before November 8,

It is understood, that the cfacers of the 24th. Regiment are present-

A new submarine of the 600 tons. "Minerva" class was launched at Cherbourg on Tuesday. The ves- ing a silver Cup for the hest

sel is 65 metres long, five metres Handy Hunter in this event.

wide, carries one 75 millimetre, gun

and also an air defence gun and"; eight torpedo discharge tubes.

boat travels 14.knots on the A

face and 10 knots under water. Transoceza Kun tätin,

Americans En Tour

Visitor in Museum: "Bay! don't start looking at things" or "we'll never get around!"

WAR LOAN RECORD

London, Oct. 23: British 34 per cent. War Loan this evening touched a fresh high record at 106- British Wireless.

C. O Camming's Play,

· C. O. Cumming is similar to Bitako in this respect; after super,

It has been decided by the cham- plonship committee that in the event of a tie, the players will play the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 18th holes at Hungiso under medal- play conditions. Should there be a tie at the end of these extra holes the players will continue hole by hole, dropping out whenever their score for a hole is more than that of the lowest score taken by any other or others of the players concerned.

Lady Brenan has very kindly consented to present the prizes at the conclusion of the meeting.

Dr. J. AR. Belby refereed.

SPALDING

KRO-

FLITE

GOLF BALL

Lasts till it's

"lost!"

BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

faded, amongst the many other successe

Spalding Balls during 1931)