1935-01-07 — Page 11

YACHTING

Sunday's Events

Commander Orr-Ewing steered the Male to cross the line ahead. of the Typhoon (Capt. D. Dunlop and Mistral (Comdr. Cowland) the race for the Commodore's Cup at the Royal Hong Kong. Yacht Club yesterday for "y" Class yachts- over a distance of. 27 miles.

In the race for Cruisers Luanu Mr. A. L. Shields) was first with Tavy II (Lt. L. B. Curgenven) second and. U. and I. (Mr. H. S. Rouse) third.

Commodore F. Elliott, R.N. WOL the race for "A" Class in Pat. Wasp II. (Major Griffin) was second with Isobel (Dr. L. J. Davis) third.

Course-1, Datám Rocks (S): 2,1, North Mark on Line (P.) 3. Tathong Rocks (P.); 4, Club Line. Distance: 27 miles.

"W" Class Started at 09.50

Finished Corr. Ps. Typhoon ... 18.38.30 18.38.30

Capt. D. Dunlop).

Curlew

(Maj. J. S. Drennan)

Mr. B. Lambert)

Brenda

(Mr..F. Y. Jensen).

La Cigale... 15 54.22, 15.54.22

Norseman . 18.37.58 15.51.22

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1935.

TRAINING GALLOPS

Streamline Shows Great Promise

(By "Morning Dow")

The outstanding gallop on Saturday at the Race: Course was by the new Australian pony, Streamline, belonging to Mr. Hosie. He went over the mile and a quarter in 3.07.3, taking 27.3 for the last quarter. Streamline kas impressed" many of those, whs 'line the rails in the mornings and is likely to turn out to be the best of this season's batch of Australians.

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In the griffins class, Trowbridge and Pacific Hall were again the most impressive performers, although several other ponies- Gulding Star, Mistake Bay, Clear View and Bonny Dundee also did well. Clear View, incidentally, galloped on Friday and not on Saturday.

Among the subscription griffins there were several good sal- lops. Th Hon (Friday) went over a mile and a quarter in 2.52, Hall Moon in 2.56, Royal Eagle in 2.57.4. All of them however, lacked a strong finish. Other good gallops were by Double Chance, Lucky Strike and Wadebridge.

The following times were clocked:---

Griffins.

14443 1.25.4 2:04

Subscription Griffins

ון

2

D.N.F.

Ace of Aces

Bonny Dundee

1 '38 1.13.4 1.47.3 2.13.3

Term

18.51.13 18.51.18

4

Clear View

(Mrs. Foley)

Diogenes

I 42.3" 1.20.1 1.52.3

Mousoon

D.N.F.

Flirt

14 45 1.27 3.07

(Mr. R. Grieve)

*Flybynight

Mistral ......

18.38.55 18.38.55 3

Garry

11 40.2 1.17

(Comdr. Cowland).

Guiding Star

1

Maire .....

16.10.35 16.13.35 (Comdr. Orr-Ewing).

1

Harvest View

1

14 32.4 1,083 1.45 2.18.3 2.243

31.4 2.45.3 3.19.3 '34 1. 48.2 1.26 2.01 2.31.3

u, 30.3 1.52. 2.25 2.58.2 33.2 35 '1.08.3 1.43 2.163 38.11.13.1 1.45.1

2.42 3.14.1 32.1

31 2.522 334

J

33.3

2.20.4"

$5.3

Mistake Bay

1

36.4 1.12.4 1.46"

2.18.1

92.1

Cruisers-Started at 19,00

Pacific Hall

1

37.3 1.11.3 1.44 2.15.2

31.2

Azuma

......... 15.54.04- 16.42.18

4

Plain View

1

39.3 1.15.4 1.48

2,22,4

34.4

Rose Queen

1

42.3 1.21.1 1.54.3

2.25.2

30.4

D.N.F.

Rousseau

1

42.3 1.20.1 1.523

2.342

31.4

Sacajawea

7 43

1.26" 1.58

32

3

Sylvandale

14 38

1.11.2 1.46

2.20.3 2.85

(Mr. H. Dreyer}

Trowbridge

1 37 1.10.3 142

Isis

17.54.45 18.47.30 10

(Mr. Drury)

Twenty Grand Ythan

1

2131 421.12.1. 1.54.3 2.25.2 14, 42.3 1.17 11.52 2.25

35.2 31.1

30.4 2.58.233.2

(Mr. L. F. Nicholson)

U. and I...... 15.52.48 15.38.06

'3

Adventurer

1 43

1.23

(Mr. H. S. Rouse)

Belmont Star

Luana ......

18.04.53 15.29.24

1

Blacksmith

(Mr. A. L. Shields)

Bold Captain

1.59.1 2.30,3 1 39 2.14 1:50 2.23.2 13 40

1.20 1.57 2.31 37.3 1.11.3 1.45.2.

31.2

33.2"

3.05.4 34.4.

16.13.30 16.01.03 9

Chow Min

233.3

108.3. 1.44.2

33.4" 35.4

Clyde .....

1

41.2

31.4

Double Chance

1 44

1.22.4 1.58

3.28.1

30.2

(Mr. E, Cock

Entertatamenų Tax

1 39.

1.16.4 1.54 -

2.29.3 3.06.4 37.1

Cherub ....... 16.28.35 15.43.15

5

Forgemaster

2 46

1.25.4 1.58.1

30.2

(Mr. V. Goulborn).

!!

Gittering Glory

246

1.25.4 1.56:1

30.2

Tavy II. 17.17:40 15.35.33

2

Golden Miller-

I 43

1.19.2 1.55

2.23

22

(Lt. L. B. Gurgenven).

Gold Dust

I38

"A" Class-Started at 10.10

Half Moon

11 35.2

Finished, Psn.

High Standard

1+ 43

Wasp II (Maj Griffin) 16.05.40 Isobel (Dr. L. J. Davis) 10.16.09 3 Cicada Mr. G. B, Port

man)

16.23.57 Pat (Comm. F. Elliott) 15.59.42

2

High West

#47 .1.30

Independence Day.....

Invincible Knight

4

Leading Bee...

I

Lincluden

Lucky Strike

No Can

Wanderer....

(Mr. C. C. Blake and D. Allen), Sea Laik 16.24.25 15.52.23 1

Commodore's Cup

Mr. O. Bruusgaard won the Com- modore's Cup on Saturday of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club in the event for "A" Class Yachts, when he sailed the Jan to beat True Blue, salled by Mr. H. 8, Rouse, by a matter of seconds, over a 10.7 miles 'course..

The "Class event was won by Lt. P. Ramus in Diane, from Col- leen (Major T. B. Austin).

Jade (Lt. R... B. Williams) beat Heron (MI, P. D. Rosaler) in the "I" and "Y" Classes, and "G" Class was won by Mr. H. M. Finley in Sirius from Toynette (Capt. W. J. Fennell),

Detalled results were as follow;

'A' Class Started 11.20

Finished Position

17.00.27 9

Carpenter

(Mr. J. R. Bergue-Congland),

Osla

(Lieut. Donaldson).

Wasp II

(Major Griffin):

Artenus

17.05.49 10

16.49.21

4

16:63.20

7

16:57:18

8

(Mr. C. C. Blake);

La Linda

(Col. Carrington Sykes).

Jan

(Mt. O. Bruusgaard).

Isobel

Joss

(Mr. J. R. L. Stanton),

Gull

(Mr. B. Naess).

Cicada

16.48.32

DNF

18.50.45

5

18.51.50

6

17.03.39

11

16.48.48

16.49.16.

3

Mott).

DNF

(Mr. G. B. Portman).

(Mr. H S. Rouse).

True Blue

Pat

(Commodore'

Diana

Corrected Position

17.15,05

Pavane

Royal Eagle

Soldier of Mongolla

Starlight

The Chetah

The Deemster Tin Ho Touchstone Winkfield

Bag! Umpat

Cold Morning Derby Day Got That Halcyon Julius Caesar Lazy Lady Snowy River Streamine Twilight

1.81.1-1.53.3 2.25.2

1.17.1 1.54 2.32.2 3.04.2 32 112 1.47.3 2.221 2.56 33:4 1:23.4 2.04.1 3.44.3 3.20.3 36

2.11 2.49 3.21.1 32.1· 12 40 1.00 1:57 2.31. 3.05.4 34.4 11 44.2 1.25.4 2.04 2.42 3.14.1 32.1 11 40 1.20 1.57 2.31 3.05.4 34.4 11·44

1.26 2.08 2.45 3.18.4 33.4 1.211 201 2.36.4 3.07.1 30.2

2,28,2

34.2 34.2

1+ 43

1 39

-1.17 1.55

1 43 1.24 2.02.3 2.37

1 35.2 1.10.3 1.45.2 2.22.1 2.57.4 35.3 14 37.1 1.14 1.53.1 2.30.4 3.03.3 32,3 11 40 1.20. 1.57 2:31 3.05.4 34.4 11 46.3 1.29.1 2.10.1 2.45.4 3.16.4. 31 1 42.3 1.20.1 1.52.3 2.25.2 14 33.3 1.07.3 1.42.1 2.16.3, 2.52 35.2 1 42 1.19 1.53.1 2.24.2

+38 1.15.1 1.48.1.

32.4

31.1

33

Australian Ponies

1 43.2

14 45 1.27

14 40 1.21

#

1.19.4 - 1.50 2.16

20 14 38.2 1.11 1.45 2.16.2 2.45.1 284. 2.06.1 2.43 -3.12.2. 29,2 2.00 2.38.2 3.10 31,3 1 38 1.10 1.42.3 2.11.3 29 13 45 1.26 2.03 2:36 3.04.2 28.2

1.12.3 1.40.2.

27.4 1,22 1.69.1 2.35.3 3.04.429.1 139.1 2.09.4 237.3 27.4 1.52 2.24.2 2.53.4 20.2

38

13 43

14 334 107 11.40 1.18

LOCAL FOOTBALL LADIES HOCKEY

(Continued from Page 10.)

JUNIOR SHIELD

Navy entered the third round of the Junior Shield at the expense of Kowloon and but for the good goal Keeping of Videro, Kowloon would have suffered a heavler de- feat than three goals.

The Navy owed their victory to the fast and forward methods of their forward line. Adams, McNeill and Dodds were outstanding in at- tack.

Caer Clark Cup

The Hong Kong Ladies, last year's champions, were surprising- ly defeated by the "Y" Ladies in their Caer Clark Cup encounter at Bookunpoo on Saturday by two goals to mil

Both of the goals were scored during the first half of the match,

The game was played at a very fast pace with both teams dis- playing good stickwork.

Miss S. Dalziel, as usual, was the scoring the two goals for the "Y". outstanding player on the field,

Play was fairly even throughout. In the first half, the winners did most of the attacking.

Adams opened the scoring before the interval. The Navy third goal came in exactly the same manner as the second-a breakaway by Dodds. on the wing and a perfect centre to McNeill to head into the In the second half, the Hong corner of the net on each occasion.Kong ladies had the upper hand, and stormed the "Y" defence time and again, but without avall. Miss Hickey at right half for the win- ners played a sound game and she

up many prominent at

East Lancs defeated Club by seven goals in a one sided and listless game. The Soldiers did as they liked and scored at random. Payne in goal had no chance, with the shots and did creditably well. Sanford (5) Grin (from a penalty) and Riddings were the goal scorers.

Artillery defeated the Airforce by the odd goal in three and should have scored on more than one occasion in the first half when hasty and erratic shooting robbed them of the chances.

broke tacks.

ANOTHER SURPRISE

The St. Andrew's ladies who are the chief rivals to the Hong Kong ladies for the champion ship honours this season received a check on Saturday when they met the Recreio ladies. in a Caer Clark Cup match, the game end- ing in a goalless draw.

The Recreio ladies owed their point to their defence who played Continued pressure was reward consistently to the attacks that when Thompson scored with a well were coming almost one after the directed shot from 20 yards range. other. At the early part of the After the breather from a well game, the St. Andrews were an- -conceived movement Gregory lucky not to have scored, when equalised from a pass off the right Miss P. Everest hit the upright wing It looked as though extra with a shot. time would have to be played

For the Recreio, Miss B. Re-

when close to the finish Thomp-medios played a good game at left. son headed to make the game cer-wing, while for the Saints, Miss M. tain for the Gunners.

Woolley, as usual, led many good movements and Miss F. Wong at left wing, executed some good runs which resulted in pretty centres.

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1-Fleet to equip the girl (6). 6-Total product, probably (6), ' 10.-Accuse publicly (7). 11.-Chant with ecclesiastical

suggestions (68), 12--You may well feel so after "dining with 'one of their City

companies (8).

13.-There is obviously an ob- stacle in this entertainment (7).

16.-The only child tells you he

or she has one? Rubbishl " (5).

17.-Leave of absence in rather

classical style (5). 18-One who ·30 Across your possessions would be your this (5).. 19-A singular support which

the "Brass Hat has plura lised (5): 22-Classifles in a way (5) 25.-Mitigate (7)..

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29-More than a realm (6). 30-Made an irruption in pre-

datory style (8). 31-Complete collection of capt

tal bones (7), 32.-To 25 Across will afford this

(B). 33-Such a grievance la

forgotten (6).

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1-No member of the family, he

(5): 2-Ecclesiastical neaddress (5). 3-Indulge in saltatory gambols

(5).

"We paid our fare, although. We were unable to go" thid- den) (4).

5.A funeral is emphatically not such an occasion (4). 6. Look fondly (4), 7.--Join (5),

B-You may not have the whole,

but Here's a share (5),

definite appointment.

makes a this (5). 14:-Probably unexpected,

essentially welcome (5).' 15.-A modern 3 Down (5). 19.-Clip (5).

29.-Frighten indeed (5).

The very

21.----Tragedy?

site (5).

but

oppo-

22-This is emphatically not the

smooth side (5)..

33-A preliminary to branding,

maybe (5).

24.-Course grass (5).

26-No free man, he (4). 27. Containers

best

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sometimes

sombre significance (4).. 28-Lárva (4).

Down-1. Birch; 2. Inconstancy;

South China was decidedly lucky to have defeated the R.A,O.C.” by the odd goal in three when on

The following is the solution of Saturday's puzzle:- the general

of play the The ladies of the Central Bri- Ordnance had as much as three|tish Association made full use their Naughty: 10, Ruche; 11, Model; Across-1, Brick: 6, Heavy; 9, quarters of the play where poor opportunity to improve their goal 12. Auction; 14, Honed; 15, Hun; average when they met the Cen-18, Socks; 17, Bated; 18, Sop; 21, tral British School in a Caer Clark Floor; 23, Retrace: 24. Since: 25, Cup encounter and won by s clear (p)-Arson; 26, Actress; 27, Mayor; Goals

28, Thyme,

shooting and the inclination to in- dulge in too much close passing robbed them of victory.

The Chinese scored as the re sults of breakaways through Lau Cheung Kwong and Tau Teck Kam the latter walked the ball into an empty goal after tricking Hollins out of his position. Gooch equa- lised before the Chinese scored their second goal by heading from a.corner kick.

Recreio had an easy passage lato the next round although the score of three-two da not suggest it. They had the better of the play and always appeared dangerous when on the move. There was no score in the first half. After the resumption Campos gave McHardy no chance from a pass by Aquino.. Bone equalised immediately when he shot through a crowd of play- ers,

The Reca maintained, thei lead when' Santos running through on his own scored fato, the top of the net After this the Reds were all over the field and another goal by Aquino made things certain for them, Toppards, the finish, Borres

LOCAL CRICKET University:-31 (4 for 10, Day 3 was fouled inside the area, Chan-

(Continued from Page 10.)

The scores were:- H.K.C.C.-170 for 6 dec. (H. J.)

Armstrong 73, C. L. Lopes 3 for; 47), Recreio:-32 (W. K. Robinson.6

for 10).

NAVY BEAT. UNIVERSITY

The Navy defeated the Univer alty by 10 wickets in a Junior "League match at King's Park.

The scores; were:--

17.15.024

(Lieut. B. B. Williams). Heron

(Mr. F. D. Rossier). Robena .............. 17.17,00

(Major Marshall).

2

Widgeon

17.21.14

(Col Bilderbeck).

(Major Kennedy).

Painted Lady

"H" Class. Started 14.55.

(Lieut. P. Ramus); Colleene. 17.18.151 (Major T. B. Austin).

DMF ... DNF 17.24.581

Rolla

Biskin

(Lieut. J. H. &wäln ),

Dorothea^AAM 17:21.26.

(Major Held), or lad

“I” and “Ÿ' Classes Started 1420 Daphne

(Lieut. Chrgeven)...

Ariel..

Adanac

G Class Started 14.35

Corrected. Position

17.11.17

Gael

17.23.35

Alsa

17 20:40

(Llaut. C Yougins). Stella

(Mr. P. G. Filcher).

Jade

17.18.041

17.14.053

(Capt. P. Trimble). Toynete

(Capt. W. J. Fennell). Eunice

(Mr. B. S. 0 Dunlop

TINK

17:02.56

1710.57

Sirius.

(Mr H M Finley)

for. 2).

ning making no mistake with the Navy:-100 for 6 (L S. A. Emmer-spot kick. The Recs were pressing

şon 32. Lieut. C. Smith 31, when the final whistle sounded.

Mid. Whitworth 14 not out, Lieut.-Comdr. Rundle 10; Roy 4 for 28).

C.C.C. BEAT POLICE

Service Corps entered the next round at the expense of the Varsity whom they defeated by four goals. Goon at centre fo ward for the Varsity was inclined to hang on too bug to the ball with the re- sult that their movements were in- variably robbed with his forwards.

A feature of the match between the Cralgengover and the Police was the masterful batting display waiting. by A. Kitchell who scored 69 runs

Crawford scored before the in

not out, the match resulting interval and after the breather the the triumph of the Craigengower Service Corps had most of the team by 115 rins

The scores were:- 0.6.€175 for 7 wickets dec. (A.

Kitchell 69 not out, N. Broad- bridge 34, N. Souza 18, G.; A.. Ler 17; BG. Baker 3 for 32) Police:-80 (W. B. Meadows 33 not

out; Hubbard $ for 17 La 3 for '16).

say, Bycott and Clarke scoring and Lee put the ball into his own goal. towards the close.

fore a decision could be arrived at Extra time had to be played be- in the Shield match in which the Fusillers beat the RAMC. by 5 goals to 3 at the Valley.

At the interval no goals had been JUNIOR CHAMPIONS DEFEATED scored, but each team was very busy in the second half and both The Indian Recreation Clubmmutes play, however, went in scored three times. The extra 20 were defeated by the Royal Corps favour of the Fusiliers whose per- of Signals by 49 ruas in a Juniorformance showed that little extra League match at Bookumpoo on bit of training and stamina. Saturday.

The Medicals took the through Pim and thereafte oley, 39, Hers equalised throug

Calor

two teams scored

Youd

The scores were:-- Bignals 131 (Canta

WOI Leppa

Kirke 38 Spr Jahn 2 Id 28)

Creagh 3 for 18 13. Thathir 2 for 15)

Rum-through

ahu. 23. for

OFFICIAL

3, Knead; 4, Lurch; 6, Chain; 6. Hymns; 7, Audaciously: 8, Yelpa: 13, Tutor; 17, Besom: 18. Drear: 19, State; 20; Paper: 21. F-e-art 22, Range.

HONGKONG DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP

1935

TO BE HELD

AT

THE HONGKONG HOTEL

ELIMINATING CONTESTS

JAN. 7TH 12TH

FINALS ON JAN. 13TH