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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1934.

CLUB AND SOUTH CHINA CAPT. JORDAN RIDES TWO WINNERS CHAMPIONS FIGURE IN

"B" SHARE POINTS

CLOSE GAME AT HAPPY VALLEY

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FAVOURITES HAVE GOOD DAY.

"AT MACAO

Police Record A "Double" Delightful Chance Pays $45

Saturday's League Foothsil produced some thrillng displays, the outstanding game being that between South China "B" and Che Club which ended in a draw after 70 minutes of gruelling and exciting soccer.

The Club played up to a high standard und although several opportunkles were wasted in the first half owing to a weak left wing, the forward line was very dangerous and gave the league leaders their most anxious time to date.

The Club defence was magnificent with Syd Strange and Camble forming a formidable support to Jackle Pote Hunt and

the Club halves.

Fowler and Howe were the outstanding forwards and the former fed the latter with some zierlous passes and in the last minute was unlucky not to score after running through the de- fence from an oblique angle.

The Chinese team were badly, rattled in the opening half by the machine like attacks of the Club forwards and although sev- eral opportunities were presented them, they failed to -score, largely owing to the magnificent display of Georre Rodger, the Club's custodian who excelled himself.

Fisticuffs In Junior Match

'SATURDAY'S RESULTS IN BRIEF

S. CHINA "B"

い

First Division

CLUB

KOWLOON

• LINCOLNS

REORZIO

Sr. Joaru's NAFT

KINDIANS

POLICE ELANCS

0 BORDEGENS

Second Division

1 ENGINEERS

KOWLOON

NAXI

LINCOLN

2

{

E. LANCE

3 SOUTH CHINA 4 CLUB

3

$1

BORDERLESS.

1 UNIVERSITY

3

Third Division

MNDICALS A

2 RAILWAY

ARTILLERYSEN ARTILLERY

KREDKIO NA 1 POLICE

RAOC

AIR FORCE

LINCOLNS

I E LANCI

5. ENGINEERS

1 ΠΛΟΙΟ

TARLES TO DATE

18302

In the Second Division the En- zineers and the Young Indians were seen in a very lively game on the Marine ground, the Engineers leaving the Aeld the winners by the odd goal in three.

Kowloon agalu were defeated when the East Lancs inflicted a 5-goal victory over them, while the Navy and South China shared & goals in a close encounter.'

[By "MORNING DEW"]

The Macao Race Meeting yesterday drew a slightly better at- tendance than mual, and the racing was quite keen.

Captain J. L. Jordan ‘won the Polo Scurry with Stickypast and later in the afternoon scored a very popular win with Festival Eve.

The biggest dividend of the day was paid by 'Delightfal Chance, a pony "tipped" by the. "Dally Press" on Saturday aga Hikely winner.

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Boxing Eve, with Mr. Charles up, 'again scored a victory, while the ladies race fell to Miss Fearon.

DAILY DOUBLE PAYS $34

Ladies - Race

The Daily Double paid $34 taj proved. he was just beaten on the successful punters, the tickets post by a faster pony. Colombo being $2 each.. There were only was third. 20 tickets on Delightful Chance, while of this number only six managed to back the second leg (Festival Eve). In all 120 tickets were taken on the "Double."

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Polo Pony Scarry

As predicted, this sprint over half a mile proved on easy thing for. Stickypast, Captain Jordan leading from start to anish cloudy Eve, was well placed most of the way and looked like finishing second when Lt. Hope brought along Winchester Stag to snatch second place on the post. Mr. Butler on Salome was a good fourth. Stickypast won by four lengths, finishing on the bit.

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Delightful Chance

The Club seconds were hopeless- Oly at sea against the Lincolns and although the defence put up a stubborn resistance, they were un able to cope with the fast moving Lincoln forwards. The Artillery The "Daily Fress" selection for made an unexpected recovery in the second race, Delightful Chance form to take fall points off the ridden by Mr. F. F. L), won the Athletic while the University second race to pay the handsome caused a minor sensation by de-dividend of $45.10. The pony ran feating the Borderers by 3' goals to in in the centre of the Deld be- hind Hell For Leather and Iron- 1 in a very fast game.

In the Third Division the Medi-sides The last named dropped the cals had the better of the Rai-rapidly out of the race in

in the rin home way Recreation Club by the odd straight ind

Police Delightful Chance won from Hell goal In three, while the

"double" by defeating For Leather with Kindo a good secured a the Recreio juniors by the same third. margin as theif seniors.

First Division

F. W. L. D. F.A.Pt's SOLTH CHINA "B" 5 3 0 2 13 6 8 CLUB 5 2 0 3 12 8 SOUTH CHIN "A" 3-5 0.0 11 3 EAST LANCE 51 1 3 10 8 BORDTEERS... 49 1 1 12 8 3

ATHLETIC

POZICH HOWLOON

ARTILLERY...

LINCOLNS RECELIO....... NAVY

6-Ladies Sprint (Half A Mile) Capt. J. L. Jordan's Winchester-

Stag Miss Fearon) i Mr. D. P. Yates Darlen

(Miss Scott Harston) Mr. H. C. Macnamara's That's

That ....... (Mrs. Williams) à Won by two lëngths; † length, bê- tween second and third... Time: 1 mins. 04.1 secs. Pari-mutući:—

Win: $6.20. ^

-- Placés: $5.20, 38, $7,50.

Also ran-Bay of Calamity (ME Betty Fair), King Willow (Miss Beryt Fair), Shimmy II "Miss Paton).

CASH SWEEPS

DRAWN GAMES

Saturday's League Cricket

The first premier cricket lédrus mšich of the season was played on Saturday when the Hong Kong Cricket Club "met the Civil Service at their own ground in a game which resulted ·

in a draw,

The stubborn stand by F. Baker 18 no; out and RW.J. Simpson 8 not out, caused the Club, last year's champions of the league, to share the points With the Civil Servich:

Batting first, the home team" knocked up 203 for 5 wkts. when they declared. To the tot al, H, Owen Hughes' contributed 67 and T. A. Péáréë scored 71. Simpson took wickets for 7 runs.$

The Civil Service replied with 136 for 8 wkts when stumps were drawn, F. Baker and Simp son refused to be tempted to hit but, and played out time... Bowker took 3 for 19, while Duckitt helped to dismiss. 2 bátahrén för... 13 runs.

The scores were:-

H.K.C.C.

[A, W. Hayward, e Wood, D

Simpson

Race 1

No. 13

153 152

17.40 B.70

14

Nox. 91, 357, 89, 24, 8, 24,

83

Ricketts

2 2

get $2.50 each,

T. A. Pearce

10

3 47: 8

Race 2

17 Owen Hughes

8 D

No. 24 #357 08

H. Owen Hughes, à. Perry....

87

Duckett

$ -13 2

$112.70 32.20

T. A. Fearce, b Simpson

71 P

18.10

T. E Pearce, c Wood, b'Simp-

Bor

29

Nos. 138, 16, 47, 313 get $4.40 each.

Race 3

E. J. R. Mitchell, not out

6

1

No. 139

30 357

$110.20 $1.40 15.70

Race 4

No. 28 ......... $100.70

As anticipated, the second pony In the opening race: Winchester Btag, won the last race easily. Nos.: 5, 63, 252 gef, $3.80 each. Miss Fearon riding the winner. Miss Scott Haraton finished second: on Darien, while Mrs. Witam on That's That' rode, well to secura third place. The last-named went at a terrific pace over the first quarter mile, but thereafter the pony tired rapidly and only just managed a place.

THE RESULTS I-Polá Scurry (Half A Mile) Capt J. L Jordan's Etrickypast

(Mr. Jordan). 1 Capt. J. L. Jordan's Winchester

Stag

(Mr. Hope) 3 Mr. G. Portman's Cloudy Eve

(Mr. T. P. E. Kemble) 3 Won by 4 lengths; 2 lengths be- tween second and third.

Parl-mutuel:-

Win: $7.50.

Places: $5.50, 38.20, $13.80 Time: 50 seconds.

Also ran:-Bay of Calamity (Mr. Stocker), Darien (Mr. Yates), King Willow (Mr. Paterson), Kung (Mr. Taylor), Balome (Mr. Butler); The Carp, a well-fancled candi-Shimmy, IL (Mr. Llewellyn), That's That 168 (Mr. Macnamara), The Loafer 168 (Mr. Wall).

There were some nasty scenes | date was fourth, Soldier of Italy

the encounter between the next and Ironsides sixth. Lincolns and the Radio and risti-·|

3 1 0 2 17 9 4

4 1 1 2 9 8 4

4 12 1 6 10 3

in

4 1 2 17 12

3

4 0 2 2 5 11

9

4 1 2 1 9 18

3.0 9 1 0 6 1

ST. JOSEPH'S............. 4 0.3 1 5 1 1 Second Division

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P. W. L. D. F.A.Pta LINCOLNE... 4 4 0 0 18 7 8 EAST, LANCS ...... 5 4 10 28 8 8 ARTILLERY...... 4 4 0 0 13 64 SOUTH CHINA ...43 0.1.15 3,7 ATHLETIC****** 4 3 1 0 15 5 BORDERERS.

52 21 18 9 B UNIVERSITY 6 2 2 1 9 10 5 1 3 1 0 1 2 4 ENGINEERS...............

NAVY

CLUB

EKATZEN..

3 1 1 1 33 11 3

cuffs was indulged in at one time

Leads All The Way What A Chance, in spite of top weight led all the way home in the third race, Mr. Botelho send-

of the game. The extraordinary part of it was that neither of the 'combatants were warned or oring him well in front at the start dered off he field

Needless to say the Lincolns as a result of being beaten by the Radio by goals to 1 have lost the magnificent record they held last season when they won every one of their encounters.

5 0 3 9 2 15 2 SOUTH CHINA'S LEAGUE 40 3 148 1

YOUNG INDIANS... 5 0 4 8 21 1

KOW DOON

8051 21 0

Third Division

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pta.

ATE FORCE.... 5 40 14 3 9

RASC.......... 4.4 0 0 17 7

EAST LANCS...

-BORDERERS

RADIO

BA.M.O.

LINCOLNS

RECREIO ...... RAILWAY...

POLICE. R.A.0.C.

5 4 1 0 30 G

8

B

4 3 1 0 18 8

5 3 2 0 12 8 5.3 2 0 10 11 4204117. 4 1 3 0 9 10

4 13 0 3 25

51 40 8.10

E

WIN

Yesterday's Game

2-Tang, Sharr H'cap (One Mile) Messrs. Li and Ll's Delightful

Chance, 150 lbs.

(Mr. F. F. LI) I

Mr. Helenside's Hell For

Leather, 160 lbs

and kept him going all the way. Racing Pluck appeared at one

(Mr. Jordan) * time as though he was going to Mr. Weetoo's Kindo, 150 lbs. catch him but the pony was not

(Mr. Butler) g equal to it and was even beaten

Won by 2 lengths; lengths be out of second place, Glad Eyes tween second and third.

Pari-mutuel:- robbing him of it" Both Gold Currency and Gola Bullion moved badly and Fair View never had a look in at any stage of the race.

Boxing Eve

In a slow race over a mile and a quarter, Boxing Eve won from Bouth China "A" retained their Partnership, with Wembley Stag

8 position at the top of the local third and Stickypast (starting for

Win: $45.10

Places: $5.70, $6.90, $5.40. Time: 1 mins. 10.1 secs.

Also arn-Ironsides (Mr. Botel- ho), Racing Spirit (Dr. 8. KLD). Soldier of Italy ((Mr. Heard), The Carp (Mr. S. Y. Laing).

3-Fat Shan Handicap (One Mlic) Mr. Pau's What A Chance, 168

Ibs (Mr. Botelho) 1 Stickypast led over the first Mr. Alanto's Glad Eyes; iši quarter of a mile bit thereafter

football League by decisively de-the second time during the after feating the Chinese Athletic by the moon), fourth by a furlong. 6 odd goal 1 three when they met In their First Division encounter at Caroline Hill yesterday afternoon [ before kh enormous crowd of

ibs, ..........

(Mr. Fung) * Scott-Harston's Racing Pluck, 168 lbs. (Mr. Heard) 3 Won by 3 lengths; length bề- tween second and third.

Time: 2 minutes 05.2 seconax. zParf-mutue!:-

he faced rapidly out of the ple-Miss ture. Boxing Eve took the lead 4 0 4 0 2 18 o spectators.

seven furlongs from home, closely ENGINEERS...... 5:05 0 3 2 0 The game was disappointing followed by the remaining two ugly incidents occurred, terminat ponies. Charles set a slow pace Incidentally the game sugurs well for the Club when they meeting in L Tin Sang, South China's and as the others did not press the South China "A" on November 10ght back being ordered off for him, Boxing Eve led Into

kicking an opponent. In addition | straight and finally won by three

Wembly Stag: was - 3: length behind the second pony.

"Festival" Eve

on the Club ground Saturday'a Tay Quee Liang, was warned' for a lengths. encounter has possibly given the similar offence. Club selectors excellent Ideas as to the weaknesses in the team.

The first halt opened

very

| brightly Bouth China Immediately

Win: $10.10.

Places: $5.10, $5.10, $5.10.-- Also... rar-Fair View 151 (Mr-| Laing), Gold. Currency 1584 (Mr. Tang), Gold Bullion 150` (Mr. Paa), 4-Txin Shan H'exp (14 Miles) Eve's Boxing Eve, 162 Iba

(Mr. R. H. Charles)

The Recrelo were sadly at a loss taking up the offensive and it was The second leg of the "Daily without the services of AV not long before Tso Kwaf Shing Double" fell to Festival Eve, who Gosane and went under to the swing in a perfect centre for Tam ran a beautiful race to "pip" Bold. Police by 2 goals, to i although Kong Pak to notch up South Commander on the post. Mr. Ip they led at the Interval by the China's first goal with a sparkling who rode the latter had several M. Lan's only goal scored up till then. In header.

opportunities to draw in front

Partnership, 157 lbs.

QMr, S. T. Laing)

Stag, 140 lbs...(Mr. Butler) 3

the second half the Police itvened Play was very boisterous follow-early in the rice, but preferred to Miss Y. Shenton's, Wembley up and a lapse by Marques, the ing this goal and surprisingly keep the pony for a dash up the Recreio custodian, saw the Police enough, the Athletic team seemed straight. In doing this he was eventually take the lead

to have bucked up as a result of taking a big risk and as events

The Lincolns had the better of this reverse and from then onwards Kowloon in their First Division South China were continually on game on the Railway ground, the defence, Tam Kong Pak render- Leading at the interval by the odd ing valuable aid by dropping goal in three, they were practical-back

th

In the second half with only tên men opposing them, the Athletic seemed to have lost all their map

y all over the Kowloonites in the Just before the Interval the and time and again, glorious op2 second half and scored again, Athletic stormed the South China portunities were missed. Eventual Kowloon replying once.

goal and during a meles Ko Karly a glorious rim down the right St. Joseph's were very poorly Keting charged Wong Wing, who wing by Tao Kwal Shing and a served against the East Lancs who neatly side-stopped, the Athletic smart centre saw Ip Pat We put improved as the game progressed leader falling for. Li. Tin Bang to South China two goals up with a and eventually left the deld the implant a foot on his neck which neat drive, or winners.by 4.goals to

resulted in him being ordered off; The Borderers defeated the Navy the held by the referee by two clear goals in the their This caused an uproar among the First Division encounter oring spectators and when the interval both their goals in the second arrived soon after the crowd of period when the Navy gelende spectators on the main stand took considerably slackened on leaving up an ugly attitude which was the same player lobbed the ball several loop hales in their suce quelled by Leung Wing Chul who with which the Bolderer forwards pacined the crowds with a few made no mistakes

The last minutes of the game were very tame and with the ex- ception of an accidental goal for such it seemed, Aur Kam Tung scored the Athletic's only goal Earlier on and just before the goal

over the South China, goal from the penalty sport awarded against Lau Mau for pushing.

Won by 3 lengths; a length be- tween second and third,

-Time: 3-ming 44.1 seck;

Pari-mutuer

Win: $3.30. Place: $5.30 $570.

(Capt Jordan).

Talu Blian Weap (Dace Round) Mr. D. P. Yates Festival_ Eve,^_ 148 lbs. ......... (Mr. Jordan)

Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold

Commander, 155 Iba

Q (Mr. Ip Kul Ying) • Z Mrs. Lee Shul Kee's Colombo, 151

alba. (Mr. 8. N. Pa) 3 Won by short head, 3 lengths between second and third pa

Pari-mutuel~

Win: $12.10

Places; $5, $5.90. $6.

Also ran!--Black Velvet 140 (DI. 8 KLU), Hot Heels 140 (Mr. Tay- "lor), Shaughran 140 (kr. Laing')....

155 13

!

No. 60 gets $15.80.

Race 5,

G. R. M. Ricketts, run out-

Extras, (B10, NB2),"

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JUNIOR LEAGUE

POLICE BEATS VARSITY

The Police Recreation Club

#12 | playing at home to the University -beat the visiting team by 8 runs

Total (for 5 wkts. dec.)'... 203 in their junior league encotir-

L. McInnes, E. `R, Duckitt, T. M. Į ter on Saturday.

|L Redmond, A. C. I. Howrer, G.

S. Dunkley did not bat.

O. M. R. W.

7 1 26 0 171 52 1 40 7 3

31.60

Bowling Analysis

15.80

No. 49

234

H

251

$116.70 33.20 16.80

Baker Perry Simpson Wallington

2 0 23 0

2.5 0 2 0

Nos.

31, 100 get $8.10.

2

Race 6

0 20. 0 5 0 35 0

No. 183

C,S.C.C.

42 40

33.00

"

..... 115.70

· 16.50 Nos. 80, 155, 300, 100 get $4.50 each.

MARTON WINS AGAIN

0. E. 0, Marton, the popular local · solicitor, "won the open goly championship at Fanling yesterday, returning a card of 78 for the New Course ami 70 for the Old Course,

Marton on the champion- ship last year, and by retaining the title has proved himself once more to be the Colony's leading golfer.

*

Bayer

Griffiths

Richardson

G. R. Sayer, c and b T. A.

Pearce

J. E. Richardson, c Ricketts b

Bowker

R, H. Grimiths, Ricketts, b

Bowker

A. E. Perry, c Bowker, b T. A.

Pearce

'J. Barrow" L. Bowker

Too good for Men!

My fanny wore a crinolina:

wide her pantaloons were draped law not how her links were shaped Dad Fanny bed as widest joking,

tever girls should come smoking!

.

R. M. Wood; b Bowker

N. Bebbington, Ricketts,

Duckett

HL G. Wallington, run out F. Baker, not out.. R. W. J. Simpson, not out

Extras (327, LBS).

Total (for 8 wkts)

Bowker Redmond

Bowling Analysis

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The purricane Innings by G. R. Wynne (76) enabled the Police to declare at 173 runs for 6 wickets and the University team was dis- missed for 165 runs.

Th other notable scorers for the Police were W. L Galley 36, T. R. Hunter 26 while Hiptoola took 5 Police wickets för 70 runs.

For the losers, A. B. Tats scor- ed 30, K. T. Loke and D. Röy 33 not out. Baker took 5. wickets for 47. runs.

The scores were:-

Police: 173 for 8 wkts (G. R. Wynne 76, W. L Oakley 35 not out T. R. Hunter 26; Hiptools 4 n' for 60)

University:-165 (K.T. Loke 38. 18 D. Roy 33 not out, A. B. Tata 30:

Baker 5 for 47)

ARCULLI SHINES WITH BAT

holders of the junior league shield

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The Indian Recreation Club,

2

1

was forced to a drawn game on

18

Saturday by the Royal Army Ser-

8

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vice Corps on their own ground.

Batting frst, the Indian Recrea- Hon Club declared at 154 runs for 1387 wickets, to which M el Arcuili was chiefly responsible, scoring 68 He hit 10 boundaries, most of which were through well ex- (Continued on Pare 11)

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