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SHIELD SEMI-FINALS

Will Athletic Qualify?

(BY "PIVOT")

The Shield ties have now reached the semi final stages and four rames are down for decision this week end. The centre of attraction will be that between S. China “B” and the Athletic on the Sockungoo ground to-morrow afternoon when a grand game is in store for fans.

In the other game between Club and the Police this after-. noon a large crowd of supporters are sure to be present to en- Boourage their respective teams.

Club's team have the distinction; of being the only team that has Inficted a defeat on the all con- quering South China "A" and their win over them was well merited

be

They have a versatile leader 1. Howe who is well capable of tax-

line ing charge of the forward and, with Bickford on the left wing. will prove & continual source of danger and worry to the Police. Fowler too. on the right; good turn of Is capable with a

ать speed and can well shoot at acute angle with marked success. In the defence they have Syd Strange who will shoulder a great part of the work that will thrusted upon that department.. and Rodger in goal is safe. Their intermediate line. is mediocre. Much wUI depend on their pivot.

The chance of the Police, how- ever, must not be overlooked. Well balanced they are a fast moving team when they get going. Their forward line can obtain goals on -occasion, but time. and again I have seen their most promising efforts nullified in front of goal! by their dilly dallying coupled with miserable shooting.

Their half backs are Just a shade better than the Club's and with Gough, in the centre. Ranked by Parker on his left and Brooks or the right, will play a great part in the subduing of Howe &

Blackburn and Pile (C), are a palt of sound-back and can be depended upon to do their best.

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I think this game will more or less develop into Club's forwards versus Police's defence with odds slightly in favour of Club All in all, a good, fast and in teresting game will be seen

CHINESE DERBY

an-

Will Athletic qualify to-morrow?

be This question can only swered. by the Athletle themselves. They have met their opponents before in the League and they have themselves to blame for hot having got away with both points. Athletic have at the moment, one of the brainiest teams Iccal

in soccer. In fact, their latest display hag. proved it. They are the mas- ters of the ever changing methods in attack. Much will depend on Chen Chen Wo and Tsui Ah Fel Their line of defence can be well relied upon to keep the nippy "B" forwards out and with Mak So and El Ping playing as well as ever South China "B" will have to look for other loopholes through which to penetrate the Athletic's" defence..

I hear Pau will be donning tha South China's colours once again in, this match. K. C, Chen tat Shanghat), will also be included. South China-"B"”—are-taking–no chances in this match, and run- our has it that that Inimitable Lee Wai Tong may be turning out tog.

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Fast, yet often flurried when hard pressed South China “E”'s defence will have to be on the top of their forra to check the Athletics. The teams will enter the field with confidence, and I 'think, for once, Athletic's confd- ence will not be wrongly placed.

JUNIOR SHIELD

The Navy v. RE's game will be a fast affair. The Bappers had the measure of the Navy mën in their league encounter a while ago and their chances of repeating this are very rosy.

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Echoes of Last Week

It seems a pity that in some in- stances during the current season certain unfortunate incidents have

taken place which have resulted in players and in two cases, juntor clubs, being suspended from fur- League. ther participation in the These suspensions do not appear to be sufficient to stop exhibition of bad sportsmanship when temp ers are frayed, as was match for two the

Cup when Goveroar's

senior players, (who, incidentally. have been capped on more than one occasion for Interport hon- ours), were given matching orders.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1935.

R. H. K. GOLF CLUB

Starting Times At Fanling

The fabowing are the starting times for Fanling to-morrow, Sun- day March 17

$1.7.

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"Old Course

9.38 A. B. Stewart G. B. Fitz-

Gerald

9.40 R. A. Rodgers, J. W. Mayhew. 9.44 Cond:. Tetley, G. Marseille 9.48 S. H. Dodwell, A. B. Raworth 9.52 J. B. Ross, Col Williamson. 9.56 Col. Blake, Capt. Shannon. 10.00 H. Hampton, R. K. Collings 10.04 I, H. Genre, K. S, Morrison. 10,03 A. E. Lissaman, K. S. Robert-

son.

10.12 W. E. Hunt, R. Young. 10.16 J. M. Brown, T. J. J, Fenwick 10.20 J. L. Adams, G. H. Bond.. 10.24"W. W. C,Shewan, W. Pitten-

drigh.

10.28 Condr, Hole, J. B. Lanyon. 10.32 J. F. Robinson, K. A. Munro. 10.36 G. A. Lelper. K. W. Jones. 10.40 A. Sommerfelt. B. D. Evans. 10.44 S. T. Butlin, S. A. Sleep. 10.48 A. T. Lay, H. F. Phillips. 10.52 G. C. Worrall, E. Bathurst. 10.56 C. Thwaites, M Jusserand. 11.00 D. & Edward, J. Forbes.

Emergency Council's Decisiona At a meeting of the Emergency Councy which met last night E. V Gosano was censured for canger- ous play as a result of which he was sent off the field in the Gov-11.04 W. J. S. Key, W. Woodward. ernier's Cup match last week, while La Tiri Sang was suspended from further participation for a month. This is the Chinese player's second offence this year. the first occa- ston he was merely cautioned.

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TO-DAY'S GAMES

11.08 P. A. Sellars. 'G, W. Stabb. 11.12 L. R. Billinghurst, G. B. S

Themson.

11.16 D. J. Keogh, R. I. Cherril

H. H. 11.20 W. A. Mackinley.

Mundy.

11.28 R. J. Shrigley, H. F. Bailey.

New Course

3.m.

9.40 J. R. Paton" J. T. Edkins". 9.44 G. White, J. E. Richardson. 9.52 A. V. and Mrs. Greaves." 9.56 HC. Hopkins**, D. Ellis, 10.04 R. C. Webb**, J. C. Dunbar.

SHIELD SEMI FINALS

Junior Navy vs R.E., Caroline Hill, 2.30 p.m-Linesmen: Ip Kau Koo. Ng Kam Chuen, Referee, J:10.08 H. G. Williams**, G. T. May. 10.16 C. H. Bradley W. A. Ste H. Lawrence:

wart.

Senior

HII

Club vs. Police. Caroline

415-p.m. Linesmen: Sgt. Maj. Chapman, Cpl. W. C. Twaites. Referee, J. E. White.

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(Kowloon)

LEAGUE FIXTURES 1st Division Kowloon vs. RWA

4.30 p.m.

2nd Division Eastern vs. University, Navy C.

B.) 3.00 p.m. Kwaloon vs. Athletic (Kowloon,

3.00 p.m.

3rd Division "RE. vs. Police (800kunpoo)" 300

p.m

TO-MORROW'S GAMES

SHIELD SEMI FINALS

Junior

10.20 T. C. Monaghan**, C. A.

Middleton Smith.

Caddies from Superintendent? **Unsuccessful in ballot for Old

Course..

WARWICK SHUTE BEATEN

Fincher And Manners Win Easily

crowd While a large

watched Teddy Archer and Capt. Man ners engage F. H. Kwok and S. W. Liang in their open championship match on the No., 1 court last

SCHOOL SPORTS THE AFFAIRS OF

Wah Tai College Athletic Meet" *

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The meeting which was great success in every way. produced keen individual rivalry, resulting in a marked improvement over the showings of the previous years, no less six domestic records going to the boards.

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"Not "here," she said, "my mind is here," and she touched forehead:

"You surprise me.

ber

Now here,

A WICKED WOMAN

Final Showings At The Queen's

and

HERE IS MY

HEART

Coming To The Central

"No" doubt, and jackasses ears A large gathering of students, candied. By high "heaven, girl, parents and friends were present can your mind never rise above

In the American film produced Bing Crosby's genuine talent. ' at the S.C.A.A. stadium yesterday your stomach?” afternoon, when the third annual Angela pasted her

stomach, by the Me.ro - Goldwyn-Mayer for comedy, which has been re- athletic sports of the Wah Taiyouthfully slim and girded in the studios. "A wicked Woman," nav-ceiving more and more pronounced #t sttention in, each of his' recent College Was held under Ideal rare brocade of her dinner gowning its anal showings, to-day weather conditions.

She managed to smile and shook the Queen's Theatre, Mady Chr.a-pictures, finally is accorded its just tians makes ner DOW to the due in his charming new Para- her head.

mount picture "Here Is My Heart" theatre public. She started ner

which will be the second picture career with Max Reinhardt, won fame

in such picture as "The at the Central Theatre under the Waltz Dream," "Queen Louisa, management of Hong Kong see this golden vase I place in "The Black Hussar and other Amusements Ltd.

Supported by an able cast that the chair? That is supposed to hits in Germany, France

Carlisle, Allson to the includes Kitty Englana and then came be the Duchess-watch me,"

Young

and" New York stage in Vicki Baum Skipworth, Roland Benvenuto approached, made a

Reginald Owen, Crosby not only "The Divine Drudge." This 13 knelt on low and graceful bow,

her first American film in which warbles his way to triumph with one knee and made a gesture.

"See? You must approach Her she plays an intensely dramatic his unique singing voice in the new picture, but contributes a character; as a woman of the Excellency in this manner,

swamps who through sacrific and comedy performance that paniek- try it

Angela did it clumsily and Bell self and her family. then under comedy performers for some time. effort raises the standards of her-ed the audience and should remain as a standard for Hollywood's "best

an amazing sacrifice and faces retribution for a past crime.

The story, adapted from the Based on Ante Austin's sensa frivolous play by Alfred Savoir is tional story, which was originally "that" of & millionaire crooner in purchased for Helen Hayes it was search of fun. He falls seriously directed by Charles Brabin. and and incurably in love at the first has a notable cast including Jean sight of an expatriated Russian Parker, Charles Bickford, Betty princess.

A programme of 24 events was carried through without a hitch to a successful conclusion, and many keen and exciting finishes were 'witnessed

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Now

venuto scolded her.

"But it's an old rase, it isn't the Duchess really like having there." He

goes

to come.

The Senior Champlonship of the college was won by Hang Hock Shan with an aggregate of 28 points, while the Junior Cham- plonship was carried away by Au Chi Keung with 16 points.

In the 400 Metres Invitation School Medley Relay Race, which to all Hong Kong

unusually open

patient schools. the Wah Yan College of a sudden. Somehow he began came in first, getting little oppost- to be sorry for the beautiful An- tlon from the other two teams the gela because of her dumbbess. St. Joseph's College and the La. He sat in the chair and

Furness, Robert Taylor," Willam The princess, though she has Salle College..

through the ceremony of "ap- Henry, Zelda Sears, De Witt Jen- lost

money and position, still proaching, kneeling and Kissing

frosty

WELS

At the conclusion of the day's events, the prizes were distributed to the anccessful competitors by Mr. Wan Tu Sing, Inspector of local private English schools.

Prior to the function, Mr. Lur Sun Iu, president of the meeting. on behalf of those present, thank ed the competitors for the excel- lent afternoon" sport they had provided, and all those who helped to make the meeting the success it turned out to be.

After the distribution of prizes, three cheers were called for Mr. Wan Iu Sing and the college.

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SECOND EXTRA -

MEETING

became

went

Jackle hauteur,

her hand until finally the girlings, Paul Harvey, Marilyn Har- retains. her attitude of ris. Betty Jane Graham,

and it is Crosby'a seemed to do quite well.

Searle, George Billigs and Ster- problem to chip the ice off her ling Holloway.

surface and find the nice girl he is certain is concealed beneath. He goes about it with an in-

"Now you will watch others eat and not be greedy, you may Succeed well enough. Only An- gela remember

that the Duke ENTER MADAME enlousness and earnestness that

is to be addessed as 'Your Ex- when you speak cellency, and

of him you say 'His Excellency." By all the Saints above, remem- ber that he is not to be called Bumpy or, like as not, they will hang the both of us"

"I hope." she said. dreamily. "that they will have minced goose livers and plenty of candy-covered

cakes."

Benvenuto could only laugh at this. She asked him why he laughed

"I might as well laugh as curse, Angela."

Entries And Weights sometimes She regarded her-

The following are the entries and weights for the Second Extra Race meeting which is taking place on Saturday, March 23.

Commonwealth Handicap, "C"

Class (1 Miles) Bistre 155 lbs., Bright Star 158, Chateau Bay 148, Don 155, Estover 140, Flirt 153, Flybynight 140, Fly- ing Tourist 145, Jungle Jim 158, Mayflower 158, Mersey 146, Mono- plane 145, Pacific Hall 140, Racing Boy 155. Royal Romance 146, Sol-

South China vs. East Lanes, Soo-evening, an equally large number dier of Peace, 158, Tammany Hall

kunpoo, 2.30 p.m.-Linesmen:

of tennis enthusiasts gathered 140, The Tiger 165, Valorous 145, F. Archer, H. H. Huntley. Re- round No. 5 court to watch the Wayward Stag 161, West Parade ferce, H. H. Heath.

singles game between Warwick 151, What A Chance 140. Shute and Y. W. Lee. On the South China "B" vs. Athletic. | whole some good tennis was seen Sookunpoo, 4.15 p.m.-Lines- through both the matches proved men: E. G. Isley, C. J. Malyon, to be somewhat one-sided. Referee. Shobrook.

Senior.

LEAGUE FIXTURES 1st Division Lincolns vs. Navy, Navy ground,

4.30 p.m

Union Plate (6 Furlongs) Beginner's Luck 142 lbs., Black- smith 148, Bold Captain 148, Bold Major 145, Coppersmith 142, Double Taking the doubles match first, Chance 151 Flamingo 145, Half Fincher and Manners had things Moon 151, Helluvafella 145, "High practically their own way in the Principle 147, High West 148, Lead- first set which they annexed ating Bee 145, Locksley Hall 145, 6-1. The next was a longer affair, Matinee Idol 147, Propitious Time the Chinese taking it to 10 games.158 Sci-Fa 150 Strathnaim 142, before losing it at 6-4. The win- The Deemster 147, The Omadhuan Navy vs. R.W.F. "Navy (CB), n'ers partnered very well and gave 148, The Pike 148, The Rain Gauge

-3.00 p.m.

the impression that they are 3 151, Valley View 150, What The pair to be reckoned with in the Time 145. 3.00 race for championship honours.

"WABWICK" LOSES

2nd Division

3rd Division R.W.F. 18. R.AMC., Navy,

p.m

LOCAL CRICKET

Young Warwick Bhute made the fatal mistake of trying to force the pace in his match against Y. W. Lee, a much older and more experiented opponent. The Chin- ese ran away with five games in

Champions To Play quick time in, the opening set and

Rest

The league cricket season

A

will

when dropped two games only to win the eighth game and set at 6-2

Hongham Handicap, "B" Class 1 Miles) Bright View 156 lbs, Hetman 168, King's Bounty 165, King's Jubilee 156, Macaroni 161, Ribble 185, Rose-Queen 160, Soldier of China 151, Boldier of Germany 161.

is positively breath-taking.

As the first step he buys the hotel in which the Princess is

Opening To-morrow ving. And then he disguises"

At The Queen's

Continuing the recent trend of

sophisticated and humorous role's for Cary Grant, tall, dark and handsome Paramount star. "Enter Madame" open tomorrow at the Queen's Theatre, features Grant in a new comedy portrayal opposite Elissä Landi, who plays a tem- peramental prima donna.

"You say such silly things

The film, which was adapted by Charles Brackett and Gladys Leh- sell in a

mirror and started to man from the popular play of the put on more perfume but he same name, is the story of a lovely trying to explain keep up with her career and her stopped that." that a faint whiff of it was“, &

star's ludicrous efforts to opera better than handsome husband at the same thousand times. overpowering smell of it.

time.

Benvenuto then started to get himself ready for this banquet. He smiled grimly. Not so long ago they had a noose neck at the castle, now they were preparing a great banquet in his honour.

about his

Ascanio came rushing in at this point, his face depicting fright.

"Boldlers, my

master, soldiers

at the door demanding you," he

cried.

Benvenuto hastily put on his coat of chair armour, covered it. with a cloak took his sword and went out. There were two sol diers awaiting him.

If you miss reading_abour" this coming banquet you will miss one of the most thrilling episoder of the story.

Grant, who plays the husband, tires after a year of more or less conjugal bliss, of sharing his wife's affection with her pet dog. Toto, and her adoring public. So be packs and comes back to the 8ta- tes where more substantial affec- tion awalls him.

When Miss Landi learns that her darling husband is suing for di- vorce, she cancels her tour and hurries after hitri.

cam-

himself as her walter, and so, between bowls of soup and plates of caviar for which neither the princess nor her amusingly erratic entourage car pay: he plights his truth.

And the princess, just because she feels a tendency to fall for the handsome singing waiter, makes things more difficult for him. But true

in Its traditional fashion, eventually "outs and the aristocrat and the crooner are united...

love.

Kitty Carlisle, who was first teamed with Crosby in "She Loves Me Not," exercises her charm and singing voice to even greater, advantage in "Here Is My Heart." Roland Young and Re-""" ginald Owen are superbly cast as two dukes whose inanities the help to make the picture extra- And William ordinarily funny. Frawley, another Paramount. re- cruit from Broadway's ranks, con- tributes more than his bit to the general proceedings,

Ralph Rainger and Leo Robin. who have been having "pheno- menial success with their recent tunes, contribute a new series, in- cluding several which we think are destined to become hits. The best are "With Every Breath I Take" and "June In January,

By a carefully managed Daign, she lufes him back to her side and away from the woman

An amusing, deftly written and who is already making inroads into

paced story, good music and an his affection. And when he is

excellent cast have been welded safely won back, the entire riga into an extremely effective whole marole, opera concerts, dogs and

in "Here Is My Heart" by Frank || festivities, begins all over again.

Tuttle for whom no praise is too Throughout the action of the lavish. It's a swell show and you picture, actual scenes of the oper- have nobody but yourself to blame THE NEXT INSTALMENT WILL as Miss Landi Sings are used for if you miss iti "APPEAR ON TUESDAY. DO NOrthe higrounds Richard Bon

nelli, baritone of the Metropolitan, Opera Company. Nina Koschetz,

Appearing in the supporting east famous soprano, and a chorus of of the film, which was drected by one hundred voices from "La To Elliott Nugent, are Lynne." Over- sca" " Trovatore" and "Calllers man. Sharon Lynné, Paul Porcast

and Adrian Rosley. Rusticana

MISS TT

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CHELTENHAM GOLD CUP

London, March 14, The Cheltenham Gold Cup was won to-day for the fourth succes sive time by Miss Dorothy Faget's famous steeplechaser, Golden Mil- |ler, winner of last year's Grand

National.-- British Wireless.

Rosehill Handicap, "B" Class (1 Mile) Alacrity 152 lbs., Goldsmith 159, High Finance 163, Mutiny Bay 139. Facing Lass 139; Snowy River 149,--

Shuts played a much better St. Joan 155. The Goose 148, Wood- Jubilee 154, Mistake Bay 151, Pon- game in the second set and atland Stag. 149.

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be officially brought to close one stage it looked as though he Dominion Handicap (2 Mile Post to-day when the Hong Kong might force the game to the full South China should just about Cricket Club, champiors for 1934-distares but Lee played steady. beat the E Lancs by the odd goal 35, will play a tédia drawn from in the other Junior game. They the rest of the league." are faster than the soldiers and unless the soldiers can cope with the fast moving Chinese forwards they may come off second best.. League Games

Once Round and In.) Belmont Star 14€ lbs, Emergency tennis to win the set at 6-4 and Call 148, Gold Dust 140, Gold Picker with it the match.

148 Invermark 152, Invincible The only other game in the open Knight 158, Locksley Hall 140, Pro- championships was the doubles pitious Timie 151 Sci-Fa 143, affair between the Iu brothers Seventeenth of September 162, The and Wing Fuk Nam and Bo-Hin Cheetah 181, Tin Ho 181, Touch

stone 145. Wadebridge 181,

Tht game will take place on the Chub ground, commencing at 12 noor, and the HKCC. will be the hosts at tiffin. The team selected to represent the "Reat" will be-Kan. The latter claimed the first

E. C. Fincher (Capt), Capt. J. P.

set but after that the brothers Only two Senior, league games are scheduled to take place. Kow-Williams, Capt. L, J. Weich, AP played steady tennis to take the Pereira, F. D. Pereira, A. H. Madar, loon will give the R.W.F. ad Lt. Bramwell, E. L. Gosano, A. M. run for the points and although Rodrigues, A. B. Clayton "-or

will find the playing at home soldiers well able to match their Holland-Martin, and A. R. Minn

1! The Champions Drowers with them.

The following will represent the 6-4.

Club

Lt.

next two,

Colonial Staker (1 Milo) Ace of Aces 153 lbs., Arctic Star 148, Diogenes. 151. Estover 151, Fürt 148, Flybynight 161, Jolly Eyes 148, Mersey 151, Night View 148, Pacific Hall 148, Piain View 145, Royal Y. W. Lee beat W, C. Shute, 6-2, Romance 151, Soldier of Peace 158,

Open Doubles

The full score of yesterday's matches were:-

Open Bingles

On the Navyground Eincoln's will try conclusions with the Navy to-morrow. The Navy is such an ever charging team that ope whether they can produce the same combination as the wood: GR.M. Ricketts, ER TO Iu and T. L Iu beat

Lucoins should annex Duckitt TML: Redmond and GN Wing and H. K. Ho 1-6, 6-2,

6-2, 8. Dunkley both points,

A. W. Hayward, H. Owen Hug- E. C. Fincher and Capt. Manners hes. T. A. Pearce, T. E... Pearce,beat F. H. Kwok and 8. W. Liang EJR. Mitchell, J. McInnes, C. K. | 6-1, 6-4.

Soldier of Victory 161, Tammany Hall, 151, Twenty Grand 148, Vol- taire 151, than 150 le Post Empire Handicap (2 Mile Post Once Round and In) Diogenes 140 lbs. Foxbridge 143. Cold Coin 148, Harvest View 148, Herod 188, High Honour 148, King's

tlac Bay 154, Rose-Queen 158, Rousseau 145, Victoria Hall 152

Mirs Bay Stakes-From the Two- Mile Post Ones Round and in (About 1 Mlle. 171 Ydx) Hetman 157 lbs. King's Fancy 152, Bright View 154, Jungle Jim 15. The Tiger 150, Limelight 180, Great Hall 150, Gold Bullion 130, Warrington 150, Don 150, Maydow ́er 150, Bojdler of China 1507′′ -

Taiwan Bay Handicap, "D" Class (2 Mile Fost Once Round and in)

Boxing Eve 152 lbs, Copper Idol 150, Delightful Chance 162, Festival Ere 148, F1-Fa 140, Fudge 148, Glad Eyes 148, Gold Bullion 158, Gold" Currency 158, Great Hall-168, In Good Time 153, Iron Grey 156, King's Parade, 166, timelight 165,

No Fear 145, Partnership: 152, Philanderer 158, Sarabande 145, Solar Star 161, Soldier of Fortune 18, Tiny Star 163, Young Uhap 187.

SPALDING

KRO-

FLITE

GOLF BALL

Lasts

till it's

Lost!

BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

and Induded, amongst the many other successes, aahfærag

Spalding Balis Med 1995;

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