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YACHTING

1st Extra Series For

Ladiiies

The Ladies First Extra Series of races were held yesterday at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht over a course of 7,7 miles.

Miss M, Larsen steered Joss to win the event for "A" Class yachts by a narrow margin from Miss J. Mackie, who was at the helm of Gull, and Mrs. Grifin in Wasp II

Rolla with Miss Brenda Kirke was first over the line in the race for "H" Class to beat Dorothea. (Mrs. Reld) and Diana (Miss M. Whitham).

The event for "I" "Y" and "G" classes was won by Miss Bilderbeck who steered Allsa. Robens (Mrs. Cooper) was second and Sirius (Mrs. Finlay) was third.

The detailed results are as fol- lows:-

!

"A" Class-Started 14.50.

(Miss Owen-Hughes)

R. H. K. GOLF CLUB

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1935.

THE AMERICAN THE GRAND NATIONAL

AIR RACE

Draw For Junior Any Machine Which

Championship

The following are the golf results

at Fanling for March 2 and 3 for the Captain's Cup:-

CAPTAIN'S CUP

Old Course

D. J. Keogh, 89-18-71 qualifies. Other scores were:-D. A. Camp- bell, 88-1672 and A. McKellar 80-8-72 There were 37 entries.

New Course.**

J. H B. Lee, 86-16-70 qualides There were 9 entries.

JUNIOR SECTION CHAMPION- SHIP

The following is the draw for the Junior Section Championship

·First Round

Can Fly

Washington.

to

"We are extremely anxious have as many foreign entries as possible for the proposed air race of 20,000 miles from Washington" to South America and back."

Forty-seven Possible Starters Left

where many owners are concerned. 'Naturally the chief hope of the stable is Thomand II, but Double Crossed is regarded as possessing" much more than " chance. Royal Ransom,

outside

whose

(Special Alr. Mall Service)

London, Feb. 12, Nothing in the nature of a One of President Roosevelt's surprise is ever anticipated from sons, Mr. Elliott Roosevelt, who is the Grand National acceptance, taking a leading part in the orWe know that everything with the yanisation of the American coun

remotest chance and most of the terpart of the London to Mel- bourne race, made this statement. apparently hopeless cases will be at the cost of an He said that the necessary funds left in-even

additional £50. Twelve barses had practically been guaranteed.

have said farewell to

the race, "Every encouragement will be given to foreign entries. My which, with the ill-fated Farbra Roosevelt said, and inquiries al- already gone, leaves forty-seven' rently indicate that there will be still there as possibles, if not pro Chase, Double Crossed gained his

(1) W. H. Edmunds v. W. R. a number of them,

Hillyers

(2) W. J; Buller v. A. E. Clarke.

Second Round

Drummond.

A. L. Powell v.. winner of 1 Winner of 2 v. A. E. Char-

ruan,

"The rules will not be the same as in the London-Molburne race. The difference' will lie in the direc

J. MacFayden V. Ntion of much greater latitude. There will only be certain landing and take-off requirements, and anyone will be able to enter who can quality for the racing type of licence issued by our Department of Commerce,

A. Brooksbank T. D.

V.

Paton.

Semi-Finals Winner of 3 v. Winner of 4. Winner of 5 v. Winner of 6. The first named in each match to be responsible for dates.

The first round is to be played or or before March" 17.

Yacht

Carpenter

Finished Pan. Pts.

D.N.S.

(9)

A

Osla

18.41.36 7

(4)

f Mrs. S. Buss)

(5)

Wasp II,

16.38.40 3 11

(Mrs. Griffin)

(6)

Artenus

16.40.33 5 9

(Mrs. K. Harrison)

La Linda

Jan

D.N.S. ............... 16.38.07

4 10

"

Isobel

16.42.19

8

(Miss V, K. Podmore)

Joss

16.34121

Miss M. Larssen)

Gull

16.34.37

(Miss J. Mackie)

Cicada

18.44.14

1. 14

2 12

0 5

(Mrs. M. G. Keary)

D.NS.

Pat

16.41,19 6 8.

(Mrs. E...Elliott)

Painted Lady

D.N.S.

True Blue-

"H" Class-Started 15.00 Yacht Finished Corr Psn. Pts. Diana..... 16.34.18 16.33.31 3

4

(Miss M. Whitham)

Colleen

i

D.N.S..

Rolla

18.30.06 18.30.441

7

(Miss Brenda Kirke).

Siskin

Ariel

D.N.S.

D.N.S.

"Dorothea 16.39.44 18.33.19 2

...(Mrs. Reid)):

"I," "Y" & "G" Classes--

5

Started 15.05

18.47.24 16.34.34

1. 15

(Miss N. Bilderbeck)

Ailsa

Stella

Jade

Heron

D.N.S. DNS.

16.51.25 16.36.39 5 10 (Miss Bryden) Robena 16.49.41 16.35.34 2 13

(Mrs. Cooper) Widgeon... 16.50.35 16.38.28 4 11

(Mrs. Bilderbeck), Adahac

... D.N.S. D.N.S.

17.02.23 18.37.21 6 9

Zephyr

Gael.

(Mrs. Moulson)

Toynette

D.N.S.

Eunice

D.N.S.

DNS.

Joan

Sirius

16.57.18 16.36.07 3 12

(Mrs. Finlay) Lola

D.N.S.

The Second round is to be play ed on or before March 31.

The semi-finals to be played on of before April 14, and the final, played over 38 holes, to be played on or before April 28. -

LAWN TENNIS COMPETITION

Open Championships Commence

This is tantamount to saying enter who has that anyone, can uny kind of machine that will fly, because the rating type of licence in America is purposely very broad.

"

"The prizes will be divided in- to categories-those for winning positions in the race as a whole, and those for laps from one city to another. Many of the latter are being provided by the cities concerned. Thus a prize has al ready been promised for the lap from Buenos Aires to Santiago.

"There will be four main prizes, the amounts of which will not, in any case, be less than £10,000. £5,000 £3,000, and £1,500 respec- fively.".

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PASSENGERS

S.S. Tanda"

bables, for next March.

Nine of the thirteen that have one out at the first acceptance

stage

were on the limit mark. Dell de Boeuf's withdrawal means the disappearance of the only "all-French" candidate, since al- though Noiseau comes from across the Channel, he is now trained by G. Poole-at Lewes Thromster, trained in the same stable, is out race as a result of the

of his mishap at Lingfield.

4

One Hope Left One of the light-weights with- drawn is Dream Ship, for whose owner, Mr. J. V. Rank, is must now be Southern Bero or nothing Southern Hero is one of the few

horses with the distinction of-

having beaten Golden Miller, and any horse that can do that, even with a big pull in the weights, is a chaser high above the average.

chief task is another tilt "at" Golden Miller in the Cheltenham Gold Cup, may not be wanted at Liverpool this year:

In winning the Londesborough

first victory since scoring in the Stanley Chase at Aintree last March. With 12st. in the saddle, be put in a spectacular burst from the last fence "and won easily from Star Shell after mak-

ing up several lengths up the

hill. When Double 'Crossed won al Liverpool, last year he gave Kitol 14lb. and beat him by a neck. There is only 71b," between them in the National weights. Hamey, who rode Double Crossed will again have the mount, st Liverpool.

Greek Pie's Mishap

Two short-priced favourites in Santa Klaus and Tom Piper emulated Southern Hero by scoring ́easily, but a "dash" on the Kemp- ton winner, Greek Pie, in the Cardinals' Hurdle had an unfor- crossing the first hurdle Greek tunate ending. Shortly after

Plɛ stopped on his own accord. and when Hamey dismounted to Southern Hero was one of the ascertain the cause he found that five National horses in the field the horse had a bad cut on his for the Prince of Wales's 'Chase near foreleg. The mishap - paved at Sandown and nothing could", the way for an easy win for Fob- have been more "convincing than down, who beat Choucas by ten his victory over the Irish horse, lengths, Alarmist, and Blue Prince, Alar- mist must have been fully twenty

A big effort by Miano on the Due to a misunderstanding as

lengths clear coming into the

fiat looked dangerous for Santa' to the fitness of the ground sev-

straight, but tiring in the last The list of passengers who sall-half mile he was caught at the

Klaus in the Four-Year-Old eral matches in the Local Singles

Hurdle, but Ingham still had a Tennis Championship were

noted per s.s. "Tanda" which left for

jast fénce and Southern Hero

bit in Australia included:-

eventually went on to win by eight "good thing" stored comfortably. réserve and the Epsom played off yesterday. In the games that

some keen Mr. Joseph Bousquet, Miss I lengths.. were played, struggles were witnessed. two McCorkindale, Mr. F. Allan, Miss matches going out to three sets. A. Bromham, Mr. and Mrs. C. 'EL K. L. Shute accounted for M. Hay and infant, Mr. and Mrs. G. Drysdale by 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 while in R. Schuett, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. the game between J. W. Leonard Pennell and infaut, Mrs. C. I Bell and A. L. Sullivan stamina won. and infant, Mr. and Mrs, D. Chla Sullivan was tiring after the sec-

and two children, Mr. J. A. C. ond set and Leonard making full Law, Mr. Low So Thin, Mr. E. S. use of the opportunities, made Carter, Miss A. M Lea, Mrs. B. Sullivan run all over the court in McIntyre, Mrs. E M. Gellie and the final set.

Infant, Colonel E. N. Waters, Mr. Coo Tang, Mrs. I. M. Corcoran, Mr. Ah Hing, Mr. Chaw Shang, Mr. Cheung Way. Mr. Wong Fong. Mr. Pak Tong, Mrs. Yeo Yep, Master Charlle Yep. Mrs. Roste

In the Club Championship T. A. Pearce had no difficulty in dis- posing of T. C. Monaghan, "

The results were as follows:-

Open Singles

La Sal Wa beat F. R. Zim Long Key and Mr. Wong Wal

mern 8-4, 6-2.

M.V. "Asama Maru"

A Fine Trio

It would be a case of how happy

Tom Piper added to his Hurst Park success with another easy win in the Welcome" "Chase tó

they could be with either of Mr. give G. Hardy his second victory J. H. Whitney's National trio of the afternoon.

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NOTICE

THE Athletic Meeting will

be held at Caroline Hill Friday, March 8th, instead of Wednesday, March 8th, 1985.

SPALDING

[3304

Wong Shlu Wing beat E. D.

Tollington 6-1, 6-2,

K. L Shute beat M. Drysdale

"2-6, 6-4, 6-3.

Passengers who arrived on board the "Asama Maru" from Los

Lee Wal Tong beat lu Tak Lam Angeles included:-

6-4, 6-1.

18

20

"Mrs. Russell. A. Alger, Miss

22

M. MacDougall received a walker Bred Mr Michel T

over from M. W Lo.

J. W. Leonard beat A. L. Sulli-Burns, Mrs. Elizaberth Burns. Mrs.

van 3-6, 6-2, 6-4.

Open Doubles

1.

W. O. Hung and Ho Ka Lau beat G.R.M. Ricketts and M. Path" 6-2, 7-5.

Club Singles

T. A. Pearce beat T.

ghan 6-1 6-3,

"KRO-FLITE

GOLF BALL

Lasts

till it's

Lost/

BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIO

CANADIAN OPEN CHA

SHIP

AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHA

re included sponge the many other succame

SHIP

Mono-

Glenn C. Burbank, Mrs. Helen H Bratigam, Mis. Lucy G. Cumming, Mrs. Irmgard C. Daly Mrs. Nille T. Dezell, Miss Matilda Cantor, Mrs. R. Burgess Gurnee, MIS. Irene C. Goodson, Miss Jessie Gibson, Mrs. Florence A. Hessler, Mr. Seishichi Hirose, Mrs. Marian D. McGrew, Miss Sarah McMulli Mr. H. A. Mackay, Mr. Wm. Adnan Sinclair, Mr. Taunemichi Shimlan, Mr. A. A Thorpe, Hon. F. G. Waller,

Mrs. Benjamin Warren, Mr. Roy Emerson Ewing. Mr. Sensuke Fukumoto, Mr. Chotaro Kobayashi, Mrs. Bueko Kuzumi, Master Yoshihiko Kuzumi, Master Toshihiko Kuzumi, Mr. N. B. Lee, Miss Natalia Golodnikoff, Miss Tetsuko Okuhata, Mr. Rudolf F. Pecina, Mts. Hazel May' Pecina, Mr. Yoshinobu Sakai, Mr. Sakul-

chi Sawamura, a Arthur Scheider, Mr. Ryotaro Tomita, Mr. Kell: Tsubokawa and Mrs. Tomara Vigifada..

P. &.D. S.S. “Cathay"

The following passengers are expected to arrive P & O. 8.3. "Cathay" which is due in port on Thursday, March 7:—

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(10)

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this (5).

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disease (6)

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fly (3)

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