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KEEN RACING AT KWANTI

Wakefield Pays Supporters 35-1 In Ladies' Race

There was some very keen racing at Kwanti ́yesterday, when large attendance was present to see the Fanling Hunt and Race Club's February Meeting.

In five of the six races, the result was very open and the race was not decided until the last few strides. The most notable suc- cess of the afternoon was the win by Wakefield 'In the Ladies' Race. Ridden by Miss E. Turbott, the pony paid his supporters $176.70 for a win.

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Mr V. V. Needs from Shanghai won with Pride of Tsingtao in the Sheung Shui Steeplechase from Burgomaster. He rode a splendid raco.

FLUMMERY UPSETS FAVOURITES

In the opening race, Mr. Davis rode a very patient race to score a win over Belinda. The race was over two miles and Kilrea took turns with Lucy Glitters to strow the pace, but both were well beaten half a mile from home, when Be- inda and Flummery began to creep up on the leaders. In a gruelling race home, Mr. Davis got the better of Mr. Stanton's mount by a short head. Lucy Olltters, was third..

NO FEAR WINS

Soldier of Italy started a warm favourite for the Fat Chow Handi- cap, a hurdle race over a mile and a half. The pony led over a mile and a quarter, but when joined by 'No Fear put up a losing struggle in the home straight.

The two ponies were separated by a length over the last hurdle, but Soldier of Italy refused to be shaken off thereafter and put up a good race over the last fifty yards. No Fear on the other hand was equally game and ultimately won by a Jength. Widnes was third.

NEEDA WINS

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Mr. Needa did not have to ride very hard on Pride of Tsingtao ta win from Burgomaster. These two drew all the betting. Tillicum went out to make the pace, but Burgo- master and Pride of Tsingtao were quickly up with him, and there was not much, in the race all the way round until coming in the home straight, when Pride of Tsingtan drew away to win easily by four lengths.

Five lengths separated Burgomaster from Tillicum. There were two other starters.

.......... FESTIVAL EVE .Festival Eve and Tom Cobley fought out an exciting Anish at the end of the Fox Hunter's Race

over about three miles of rough country. Tom Cobley led all the way and only failed when Festival Eve challenged him in the home straight. Mr. Morriss rude a good race here to win on the post. Jack O'Lantern was third.

THE DIANA CUR

Pari-mutuel:

Win: $17.80.

Place: $7.50, $5.50, $9.

Also ran:-Canary 150 (Mr. Black), Cebu 153 (Mr. Pritchard), Chivalrous

(Mr. Gregory),

136

Cloudy Eve (Mr. Wall).

3-Sheung Shul Steeplechase Mr. L. Reidy's Pride of Tsingtao,

163 lbe.

(Mr. V. V. Needa) 1 Mr. Wong 81 Ngau's Burgomas-

ter, 168 lbs.

lbs.

(Mr. W. H. S. Davis)

2

3

Dr. J. C, Macgown's Tillicum, 150 (Mr. Price) "Won by 4 lengths, 5 lengths be- tween second and third.

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $8.90.

Flace: $8.60, $5.90, Also ran: Banjolina 150 (Mr. D. Black), Punch 156 ̧(Mr. Gregory)- .

4-Fox Hunters' Race Mr. G. W. W. Morris' Festival Eve, 160 lbs. ...(Mr. Morriss) Mr. G. P. Ferguson's Tom Cobley,

170 lbs. (Mr. Ferguson)

1

2

3

Mr. H. J. Cowie's Jack O'Lantern (Mr. Cowie) 160 lbs. Won by length, 4 lengths be- tween second and third..

Pari-mutuel:→

Win: $23.10.

Place: $7.40, $5.40, $25.40. Also ran:-Potsdam 160 (Mr. Muspratt Williams), The Curlew 160 Mr. R. A. Jardine), The Dunn 160 Mr. H. D. Tollington). The Gadwall 160 (Mr. Pritchard), Toby 180) (Mr. Davis), Wigan 160 (Mr. WH, Harrington), Zephyr 160 (Mr. Black).

5-The Diana Cap Mr. Oddsfish's Wakefield

(Misa E, Turbett) 1

(Miss Scott Haraton) Miss Shenton's Wembley Stag

Mr. Quarto's Spinaway

(Miss Shenton) 3 Won by a length, 3 lengtha be- tween second and third.

Pari-mutuel:---

Win: $176.70.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1935.

LAWN TENNIS

Heavy Entries For Championships

Entries close to-day at 6 p.m. for the various sections of the tennis championships. To date, the in- dications are that they will be very heavy, the following having already entered:-

Men's Open Singles

G. E. M. Ricketts, F. H. Kwok, M Pagi Trui Yun-pul J. G Haigh, T. C. Monaghan, M. W. Lo, Bal Wa-liang, G. 'A. Gamble, W. C. Hung, Heung Ping-chiu, C. H. Ung. T. A Pearce, A. Canford, A. MI) MacDougall, Tsui Wai-pul (holder), M. Drysdale, Tennie Kwok, J. H. Lee, G. La Wong 'Shin-wing, R. E. Wild, Paul Kong, H. J. Ho, Lee Wal-tong. Firdos Khan, LA R Whinney, R.N., E. L. H. Shute, W. C. Shute, K. L. Shute, L.-H. D. Tollington, R. Blyth, In Tak-lam, Iu Tak-cheuk, Ho Ka-lau, S.- A. Rumjann, H. D. RumJahn, J. W. Leonard, F. R. Zimmern, 8. A. Gray, E, C. Fincher, A. L. Sullivan, "A. V Gosano.

Men's Open Doubles

WEEK-END

FOOTBALL

South China "A" Checked

FUSILIERS WELCOMED RETURN OF FORM

Plenty of interesting football was served during the week. end a feature of which was the welcomed return of form of the Fusillers, Forcing a creditable win over the Recrets on Sa- turday, they checked the advances of South China "A" yester- day when the unbeaten senior team was forced to a goalless draw. South China was certainly lucky as they were all spread- eagled and if the Fillers had been a little more steady in front of goal the Chinese would have left the field a beaten- team.

On Saturday South Ching "A" just managed to beat the Navy which was abo against the run of the play.

Playing better football than the China Athletic the Gun- ners forced a good victory yesterday by four goals to two, thanks to the brilliant display given by Durham, Morton and Par-

doo.

"

on Saturday. Club and Lineoing played a drawn" game Their defence stood out well against the attacks of Ridley- and Co. while Kowloon were beaten by the E. Labes by four goals to one.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT A GLANCE

Club Recreio

FIRST DIVISION

2 Lincolns

2

2 Fusiliers

East Lanca

China “A”

Lt. M. Beach-Thomas and Lt. W. W. Fetch, R.N., F. H. Kwok and 5. W. Liang, Tsui Wai-pul and Tsul Yun-put. J. G. Haigh and OS Gamble, M. W. Lo and M. K. Lo, F. H Secones and T. A. Pearce, W. C. Hung and Ho Ka-lau. A. E. Collins and L Kirby, Tennie Eastern Kwok and Luk Ding-cheong, J. H

4 Kowloon 2 Navy SECOND DIVISION

University

X

FRIENDLY GAME

A inter

hang match between the Hong Kong Mectric and the Hong Kong and Shanghal Bank was played yesterday and resulted in a win by the Electric by six goals to two. At the interval the Boore was 2 to 1 in their favour.

Saturday's Games

MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS

Goldman And Miss Hancock Win

L. Goldman and Miss R. Han- cock won the Colony's Mixed Doubles Lawn Tennis Champion- ship on Saturday when they de- tested H. D. Rumjahn and Mrs. Chiu Chun-Chiu in the Finals played at the Chinese Recreation Club, by 6-3 and 6-2.

SENIOR DIVISION Fleiding practically a new teain

Goldman and Miss Hancock took with the exception of two old players, the Navy 1st XI were de four games in a row in the first cidedly unlucky to have lost to &. set, but Rumjahn and Mrs. Chiu China "A" by the odd goal in three were able to reduce the lead to after enjoying the greater part of+S. At this point, Mrs. Chiu be- came erratic in her driving and the game.

Goldman and his partner took the set at 6-3,

The Chinese were without the services of Wong Wing in goal and, bat for the fact that Lee Tin Sang played a sterling game at back, 8. China "A" would certainly have

Jost.

South China scored within five minutes from the commencement. Leung Wing Chiu taking a free kick against Moss sent in a snot started with the Fusiliers attack-to the far corner of the net to ing with the Chinesa backs clear beat Crocker all the way ing weakly. Wong Wing was call-

Navy then went away but Ro. upon to deal with shots from allberts hit the cross bar. angles.

South China missed a glorious A rush down the field saw Wons chance when Crocker dived at rull Kenneghan rob-length to effect a smart save from 4 passing feebly.

1 bed Fung after he had received Fung who shot from a three-yard 1 from Wong.

0 East Lancs.

1 Lincolna

4

5 Police

2

◊ Eest, Lancs

2

THIRD DIVISION

LEAGUE TABLES

Lee and Ho Wai-hing, Wong Shiu-Ordnance C. wing and Luk Cheun-cheung, Paul Air Force Kong and Lee Wal-tong, W. C. Shate and K. L. Shute, Lt. H. D. Tollinton and Lt. C. Ravenhill, RA, Iu Tak-lam and Iu Tak- cheuk, Y. Hachtuma and J. W. Leonard. Y él Arculli and Firdos

Khan, S. A. Rumjahn and H. D. Rumjahn, (holders), E. C. Fincher and Capt, E. Manners, A. V. Gosano and A. V. Remedios.

K

1

FIRST DIVISION

P. W.LD. F.A.Pts. South China "A" 15 13 0 2 46 13 28

Police.

148 2 6 33 2018 South Chios "B" 14 6 4 2 35 30 18 Lincolns.....

18 7 6 231 23 18

·14 5 3 6 28 28.18 Club

14 5 5 4 36 35 14 Recreio...... Athletic

13 5 4 37 25 14 Fusiliers

14 5 4 5 31 27.15 36 8 1 29 47′′ 13

Artillery Navy St. Joseph's East Lancs... Kowloon

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-range.

Fusiliers returned to the attack but unsteadiness in front of goal robbed them of the fruits of their efforts. The Chinese were bar- rassed time and again and al- though L Tin, Sang cleared it was left to Wong Wing, to do the need ful

.

The Chinese were playing much below par. The forwards were not getting together-passing weak and objectives sadly missed..

The Fusiliers" „forwards

Just before the interval. Navy equalised. Following a corner taken by Kiley, Gray headed into the net.

After the interval Navy attack- ed for Gray to head against the

bar.

L Tin Sang was putting in some good work, robbing the Navy for wards of their nice movements and saving time and again.

"After ten minutes' play. Ip re-" wereceiving from Tam, scored with a they grand sam to put S. China ahead

playing well together but once neared the Chinese goal, weak again. finishes were the result.

The second half was a repetition of the first. With the exception of sporadic breakaways the Fusi-

12 3 8 3 20 $19ers' defence aided by the good 14. a 8 3 15.35 9 work of Keneghan at centre half 15 3 8 4 25 39 10 repulsed their movements. THIRD: DIVISION 131.10 3.17 35 4

SECOND DIVISION..

Club Singles Championship G. R. M. Ricketts, J. T. Price, A. Mackenzie, Lt. M. Beach Thomas, M, Pagli, J. G. Haigh, T. C. Monaghan, G. A. Gamble, P. H. Scoones, T. A. Pearce, Dr. D. J. Valentine, A. D. Humphreys, C. Eckford, D. M. MacDougall, E.

Navy....... Bathurst, R. E, Wild, E Lincolns Shute, Lt. H. D. Tollington, Lt. C East Lanca. Ravenhill, H. J. Armstrong. A L. Artillery

South China. Sullivan

Athletic Fusiliera

F. W. L.D. F.A.Pts.

19 6:01 27 19 13

The Club de Recreio and the

The Portuguese 14 10 2 46 23 29 three goals all 4:14 00:44 15 38.4.8.C. played a drawn game of 14 10 31 48 14 21 rushed the soldiers off their feet 16 7 6 2 29 28 10 In the first half when all three 19543 31:18 13 of the goals were scored. After 13 8 4 4 31 19 14 the interval RAS.C. improved 19 4 8 2 21:25 10 greatly and equalised, 10 2 7 8 17.38 10 1947 1-20 27 9 14 241 113 50 5 13 1 10 9 8 46 4. THIRD DIVISION

Engineers. Clab...... University Eastern... Kowloon

P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. 16 14 20 75 19 38 17 12.3.2 48 29 26 16 11. 3. 2.64 20 24 13 94 044 19:18 6.6 4 23 22 18. 15 77 328 33 18

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Club Mixed Handicap Doubles Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Buyers, T. C. Monaghan and Miss E. G. Stephens, 2A. C. I, Bowker and Miss J. R Collins, Eng. Capt, R. C. Hugell and Mrs. W. G. Cowland, T. A Pearce and Miss H. Hancock, V. R, Gordon and Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. East Lancs....... Shewan, J. E. Henry and Miss R.AS.C.

Mr. and Stevenson,

Mrs. 3. Lincolns

Fusiliers. Place: $36.80, $6.80, $8.40.

Bathurst, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Also ran: The Wanderer (Mrs. Smith, Lt. R. Whinney and part- A Force 15

RAM.C. Spinsway and Marina led vigor-Ropes Sprig (Mrs, Martin), Auc- ner Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Paton, W. MRadio ously at the start of the ladies race,

tion Bridge (Mrs. Cobb), Ebony Barton and Miss R. Hancock, H. JR.A.O.C. being followed closely by Wembley

Idol (Miss Dowbiggin), Happy Hit Armstrong and partner, Mr, and Police..... Stag and Wakefield. On the run

(Mrs. St. Clain Ford), Hurry On | Mrs. A. L. Sullivan. home these four ponies put up a

(Miss Betty Fair), Jan Stewer (Miss very fine race and Miss E. Torbett Schroeter), Marina (Miss Betyl who rode Wakefield, put up a stir Fair), Skene (Miss Gerrard). ling race to finish a length in front of Spinaway (ridden by Miss Scott Haraton), and Wembley, Stag (rid- den-by Miss Yvonne Shenton). The winner was well handled through- out. The dividend paid on Walte- feld was $176.70 while place sup- porters received $36.60.

RACING STRAIN Racing Strain won the last race in grand fashion cotning home tour lengths in front of Glenshee and Golden Star. When the field turn.

ed in for the home straight from,

the country there was very He between the leaders but Mr. Field, who rode the wimer managed to get more out of his mount than the other two. Glenshee finished quite strongly to get the verdict from Golden Star after negotiating the last hurdle ́almost together. "

The favourite for this, "race, Winchester Stag, was unplacéd. 1-Sun Kam Shan Handicap Mr. B. Allen's Flummery, 156

*bs. al... (Mr. Davis) ^-1 Mr, W. T. Stanton's Belinda, 168 1

100 (Mr. Stanton) 2, Mr. E de B. Pritchard's Lucy.

Glitters, 156 lbs.

(Mr. Pritchard) Won by short head, 3 lengths be- tween second and third.

Pari-mutuel:

Win: 15.10.

Place: $5.70, $5.20, $5.30... Also ranirea (Mr. A. Wall), Kashgar 156 (M. E. P. Price), Black Magic (Mr. Alexander)

-Fat Choy Handicap... Mr. Fearnun's No Fear, 158 lbs.

Mr. Stanton) MAI Fotts Soldier or Italy.

165 the (Mr. Ferguson) 2: Mr. H. J. Cowie's Widnes 158

(Mr. J Cowle) 3 Won by a length, half length be- tween second and third

6-Fox Hunters Race Mr. B. C. Field's Racing Strain

(Mr. Field) 1

Mr A. J. Rotes Glenshee

(Mr. Ropes) 2 Mrs. D. C. Wilson's Golden Star

(Mr. Price) 3 Won by 4 lengths, 2 lengths be- tween second and third.:

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $18.40.

Place: $12,30, $23.30, $16. Also ran:-Mortmain (Mr. Nigel), That's That (Mr. Macnamara),

Tummel (Mr. Wall), Until Then (Mr. Wormell), Winchester Stag M. Whitaker). Henriques).

CASH SWEEPS

...Race 1

No. 285......... $243-20 69.20 34.60

234 188

(dr.

Noa, 137, 197,113 get $25 each

BASKETBALL

Mui Fong Girls School On Tour

Engineers... Becreio Bailway

R.A.

3 1 23 13 13

18.5 10 1 27 44 11 154 10 1 17 42 9 15 3 111 18 48 7 15 393 32:43 9 .16 2.115-16.68 6

SENIOR DIVISION

4.C. Athletic S. China "A" 0 RW, Fusiliers

„THIRD DIVISION

Recreio

3 R.AS.C.

A thrilling and exciting game was witnessed yesterday at the Bookunpoo' ground. when the Chun- ners defeated the China Athletle by four goals to two in the senior league ancounter.

"Twelve members of the Mui Fong Giris School comprising their From the start the Chinese were members of the Local Girir Schools early attacking but Pardoe - re- Basketball Champion left on Batir-lieved,

day by the 6.8. Kwangtung for The Gunners attacked in turn Swatow where they are expected to and a good centre from the Jeff be pitted against the best girls was converted by Morton teams therë. A series of other games have been arranged for them They will sojourn for about a week there before returning to the Colony,

Leung Tak Po tested Durham hotly and play was transferred to the Chinese hall. While the Chi nese were appealing for off side Edmunds coolly ran through to score the Gunners' second goal

Numerous ralds were made on the Gunners, goal from one of which Chen Chun Wo reduced the lead.

The team, led by Mr. Chung Chi Keung, physical director of the Chinese YMCA and the Misses Yee Mok Cheuk, and Lo Yuet Ho, is comprised of Misses TpMel Ching: Ip Mei Lan, Lam Hang Yuz, Hands" against the Chinese in- 216

Chan Fung Kam, Chan Chat Chân, side the area was converted by Nos 229, 278,-224; 153 get $25 Tam Chung Yau, Yeung Bul Ching, Pardoe.

Chan Fal Hing and Lam Siu Ping. each.

Race 2 No. 27

312

$282.19 80.62

40.30

Race 3

275

256

****** $320.47...

6414 *47.07

Nos, 198, 21, 130 get $25 each.

5248.26

68.26

34.18

$25:

Now 2

202.

72, 184, 182

No.: 971 $218.10.

28502.30

204 31:16

Race 8

43.83

After this the Chinese settled down to some classy football but the Gunners defence was equal to the occasion. From one of Ed- munds' centres Merton scored the Sourth goal.

The second half was more hotly contested both

198, 280 203, 30 get well Chen Chan

Special Drawing Su No 2787 LAN 1171.245.

305

Nos. 2895, 1108 1988, 3297, 3891 Nos. 22, 283, 141, 03 310, 321, 229, 3077, $200, 155, 1933, 815 get $27.10 4.186 get $25 each.

each:

Pardoe

splayed.

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Navy retallated and S. China made two successive raids which Crocker saved in grand style...........

Enjoying the greater portion of the game Club de Recreio lost to the Fusiliers by four goals to two at King's Park on Saturday.

Rowlands in the soldiers" "goal

dentally saving two penalties. played an excellent game, inci

Recreio opened the attack hotly, The Fusiliers' halves repulsed splendidly. B. Gosano opened the scoring with a neat header,

(Continued on. Page 31)

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The second set began also with the score at 4-0 in Goldinan's favour and although Rumjahn played brilliantly, this deficit was too much and he and his partner went under. by 6-2

Goldman and Miss Hancock in the course of the championship accounted for Lee Wal Tong and Miss Tsao, and Capt. E. Manners. and Mrs. Grimble. Rumjahn and Mrs. Chiu had previously beaten Mr. and Mrs. Ho Ka Lau and Mr. and Mrs. Kayl

LOCAL GOLF

The following were the results of the golf matches decided over the week-end;--

"Junior Championship C. H. Burton beat H. Hampton 4 and 3 and now meets. I. Mac- Knight in the final.

**** G.M.-Young-Cup Final Chartered Bank beat A.P.C. Captains Cup 1934 Semi-finals A. Sommerfelt beat A. McKellar 2 and 1.

"Comdr, Hole beat D. 8. Edward 2 and 1.

WEDNESDAY, 13TH

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