1935-03-18 — Page 11

TRAINING

GALLOPS

Preparing For 2nd. Extra

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Meeting

Work was on the slow side at the Valley on Saturday morn Ing when a large number of pontes were but through their paces in preparation for the second Extra Race Meeting which is taking place next Saturday, Snowy River went over a fastsh mile in 2.01.1 with a last quarter of 27. High Finance did the same distance in 2.17.1, finishing in 26.4.

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35.3 1.11.1 1.44.2 2.15.1.

Copper Idol

Solar Star

1 40 1.19 1.55 2:28.2

Hetman

Invermark

Rousseau

High Finance

Rose Queen

Valorous

37 1.15.4 1.50.2 2.17.1.

Dis- 1st

and

Strathaird

The Goose

tance Qr.

41 ... I

1 37.3

Date 18th March," 3rd 4th 5th Last Qr. Qr. QT. Qr. Qr 1.20 1.58 2.33 1.13. 1.46.2 2.17

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Monoplane and

Flying Tourist

304

Boxing Eve

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42 1.23.4 2.02 43.4.1.19

2.41

3.17

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4 38

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Lion Hunter

312

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1.08

1.37

23

Bad. Tor

3.41 1.20

1.56

30

Southern Cross

1 44.3.1.29 2.05.2 2.35

293

Twenty Grand

1 34 1.05.2. 1.38.2

31

Vixen Tor

Mistake Bay and

Pontiac Bay

37.3 1.14. 1.47.4 2:19.2

313

High Honour

1

35

1.10 1.45.2 2.16

303

1

39 1.15.3 1.61 2.23.

32

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391 1.13.3 1.47.1

2.18.1

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26,4

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1.08 1.40.3 2.13.2

32.4

Invincible Knight

1 42.3 .1.24

Soldier of Victory

14 40.3 1.18.1

Cold Morning

1

Fl-Fa and Touchstone

41 1.17.1 1.52.1 2.24.4 * 47 1.25 2.04

King's Jubilee

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37 1.11.4 1:45.1 2.16.2

Foxbridge and Alacrity i

383 1.13.4 1.49.2 218.3

14373 1.17.4 1.57.2 2.34:3 3.05.1 303

2.00.2 2.30.1'

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2.38.3 3.12

Philanderer

1

Shooting Star

41.3 1.21.2 2.00.12.38 34.11.08.3 1:37.4

3.10.1 321 31.1

Ribble

Soldier of Fortune

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30.4

2.21.4

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The Deemster

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Diogenes

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37.4 1.12 1.43.3 40.3 1.16.1 1.50

31.1

2.21.1

31.1

Wayward Stag

1 35 110

1.45 2.18.1

33.3

Voltaire-

1

37.1 1.10

1.43.3 2.15.1

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Beginners Luck

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41 119:4 1.55

2.28

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King's Fancy

1

39. 1.18

1.55

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30

Don'

1

42.11.18.1 1.50

2.20.2

302

Sci-Fa and Estover

374 1.13 1.46.4 2.17

30.1

Snowy River

1

32 1.03.2 1.34

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27

Emergency Call and

1.

Ace of Aces

1

41.3 1.18.2 1.52.3 2.24.1

31

The Tiger

1.

35.2 1.10.1 1.44.1 2.15:4

313

West Parade

35 1.09.2 1.44

333

Gold Ficker & Gold Coin 1.

37.1 1.11 1.43.2 2.15

31.3

Tron Grey

33 1.07 1.41

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King's Bounty

1

39 1.17.3

1.52.2 2.21.2

29

Tiny Stor

1

47.4 1.16.9

2.02

High West

37.1 1.16.2

2.33.4 1.51.2 2.24.2

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Helluvafella and

The Cheetah

1 .41 1.18 1.54 2.28

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Young Chap

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Mayflower

1 36.4 1.12.2 1.47

2.26.1

33.1

Sarabandë and

Bold Major

1

36.2 1.41.1 1.47

2.19.4

32.1

Royal Romance

37.3 1.14.3 1.49

2.20.2

317

2 32.1 1.05 1.39

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Wadebridge

1

40.3 1.23.1 2.04 2.36.2

32,3

Filrt and Flybynight... 1

36.1 1.12 1.45.2.2.16.4

31.1

2 37.1 1.12.2 1:45

323

Double Chance

and Propitious Time

1.

40 1.16.2 1.50 2.21

31

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36.31.13.2 1.48.1 2.19.

30.4

1 37.4 1.14.3 1.49 2.20

2 44 1.20 1.49.1

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35.3 1.09.1

1.42.1 2.13

30.4

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Limelight and

and Ythan

Great Hall

Belmont Star

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Boldier of China and

Soldier of Peace

Mersey

Goldsmith

Pacific Hall

The Rain Gauge and

Jolly Eyes

What's The Time

King's Parade».

Racing Boy and Flamingo

Gold Dust and Locksley Hall

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1 36 1.13 1.40 2.22

K.C.C. PRIZE DAY pionship)-M. Drysdale: runner-

up. A. Crawford.

Ladies' Singles (Handicap- Miss M. Griffiths; funner-up. Mrs.

Trophies Presented W. Wilson.

By Mrs. Lindsell

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Mrs. R.E. Lindsell, wife of the president of the Kowloon Cricket Club distributed the various prizes won during the year by members of 'the Kowloon Cricket Club" at their Annual Prize Day which was held at the Club's premises Saturday night

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A very successful concert was held in which many prominent local artistes contributed towards an excellent programme.

The prize, winners were!

Cricket First Eleven Batting, W. C. Hung: Bowling, G. C. Burnett,

Second Eleven Batting. G. Lea; Bowling, F. A. Dunnett

Tennis

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1935.

WEEK-END

FOOTBALL

(Continued from Page 10

Navy could not find their feet In the first half allowing the Fu- sillers to penetrate on 'four occa- sions.

After the change over they improved to a great extent and added four against Fusillers' two The final score was Six-five, in fav-

3SX-AVC.: our of Fusillers

'Jones, Parry. Coakley (2), 'Bum- ster and Evans scored for the sold. lers and Ride, Ryan, White (2) and Hinden for the Navy..

SENIOR SHIELD

Police Beat Club Played in a real cup tie fashion the semi-final senior shield be- tween Police and Club resulted in a victory for the former by the only goal scored. Thrills were plentiful and football exciting

The main factor in the Club's defeat was the brilliant defence work of the Police intermediate- line which had the Club forwards shadowed from beginning, to end.

Howe and Bickford were literal- ly out of the picture, the former was well covered by Brooks and the latter by Gough, who, inci- dentally, played great spelling game for the Police,

Early in the game Rodger was called upon to deal with shots from all angles and be acquitted himself well. In quick succession he saved two almost certain goals from Johnson. Syd Strange tack- led well to keep the, Police at bay for a considerable time.

Following a shot which was pushed over for a corner, the Police kept the ball in Club's territory. The only goal resulted in Johnston rushing Rodger and kicking the leather out of the custodian's hands into the net following what appeared to be a misunderstanding between Strange and the keeper..

Club rallied but to no avail and in the second stanza Pile (T) sent in a couple of beautiful centres but Robertson was there to deal. with them.

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The Police played up really well and were face value for their

victory.

JUNIOR SHIELD

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Royal Engineers Through As expected, the Sappers were

masters of the Navy by the odd

goal in three. Extra time had to be played before a decision was arrived at The Navy had only themselves to blame for their defeat, as it one period they were all over the Sappers but poor marksmanship robbed them of goals. Chances were being missed by both sides at the opening but eventually Navy obtained. their lead through Dodds with a low drive.

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ESTABLISHMENT OF MITLITARY BARRACKS

Ning. Districts of the East River, it is reported that General Chan

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duty (5).

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Hebrides. (4). 39. This is repeated in applause

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The following is the solut ion of yesterday's puzle?—

Across., Surplus; 5, Comma;

8, Appro: 9, Dredger; 12, Umber; *Canton, March 18. 14, Avow; 15. Forestalls; 18, De- Owing to the strategic impor-preciate; 21, Onyx; 22, Gaper: 23. tance of the Mooy Yuen and Hing Norfolk; 27, Twice; 28. Teeth; 20,

Liberty.

Down-1, Sad; 2, Rae; 3, Legi Chal Tong, Commander-in-chief of, Sardonic; "5, Count; 8, Mabel; the First Division Army, has de- cided to building permanent bar. racks in these two districts for the local troops, as recommended by General L Yeung King and Nam Wah Yat Po.. Wong Yam Wan

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KWANGTUNG RIVER CONSERVANCY

Canton, March 16.-

It is reported that Mr. Moo Kai Yul of the Kwangtung River Con- servancy Board has been ordered

After the interval the Sappers attacked very strongly and. Darby to make a tour of inspection of the beat Philips with a hard drive to rivers of the eastern districts of equalise matters. Final whistle, Kwangtung province. blew with the teams on terms.

level

During the extra twenty minutes the Sappers scored in the arst couple of minutes play and there after held the upper hand.

SENIOR LEAGUE Kowloon-lost-once again yester day when they were defeated by.. the Fusiliers by the only goal

soored.

Kowloon attacked through Knox and G. White but Rowlands sayed in quick succession

He will be accompanied on this engineer of the Board, and is ex- tour by Mr. Wong Him Yick, an

pected that the work of inspection will be completed this month.— Nam Wah Yat Po...

DECLINE IN DEMAND FOR LEATHER TRUNKS

Canton, March 16. It is well-known that the Young Following "hands" Grindley, G. White took, the spot leather trunks, and this industry against Kong District is famous for its kick but Rowlands cleared in is one of the most important in Men's Singles ('B' Handicap-magnificent style, W. Peedle; runner-up R. 8.

Kwangtung Province. Kowloon attacked for a spell Capell

The chief market for

these but poor shooting robbed them of trunks has been the Malay States, Lawn Bowls President's Cup-A, E. Sukstode:

but owing to trade depression and Fusiliers then retaliated strong- the poverty of the people. cheap runner-up, H. Gittens.

ly and Roberts sent Vice-President's Cup J. N. Jack; Talbot to beat Boyes with a hard lar and are taking the place of over for rattan baskets are becoming popu- runner-up, A. E. Silkstone. drive. Immediately after the kick

"Club Championship. Fraser of Fusiliera went very

expensive Yeung Kong leather runner-up E, Kerr.

near to

trunks... increasing their slender lead but Club Handicap-A. Wright; rib- Boyes saved at the expense of ner-up G. Lee, «

corner. Eastman tested Boyes and

any success.

greatly declined, and shops in the Owing to this the business has

Nam Wah Fat Po..

ner-up, J. W. M. Brown.

Norton Cup W. W. Hirst; run-G. White missed a sitter, Egypt city are doing very Httle business.- |

for the last few minutes when Doubles Handicap-L. Jack and Kowloon attacked strongly Fu W: Simpson; runners-up, G. Lee and F. S. W: Smith,

Novices Singles W. G. Simpson: runner-up, F. S. W. Smith.

Billiards

Hers had most of the play.

JUNIOR DIVISION"

Eastern had the measure of the Varsity whom they beat by the

In a poor game which was fea-only goal scored. Blake who play- tured by the Chinese Athletic ed centre hair for the Varsity was Benior Championship-M N. grasping the chances that came instrumental in keeping the score Rakusen; runner-up C. Wigg. their way, Kowloon was defeated down. The Eastern's forwards

Junior Championship A. by three goals

were* methodical in thelf work Men's Singles (Club Champion- Broadbridge; runner-up, B. F.

Kowloon · played practically and were faster, on the ball. The ship)-E. C. Flocher; runner-up, Fincher.

throughout with ten men sa game was very even in the first Wo. Hung.%

Spring Handicap-E. C. Finch MacDonald had to leave the deld stanza and twen minutes after Ladies Singles Mrs. W. Wilson; runner-up, G. Lee.

at the commencement or the the restart, following a series of runner-up, Miss M. Grimths,

Autumn Handicap-E Abraham; game suffering from what appear-ralds on the Varsity citadel Uhe Men's Singles ("A" Handicap)-runner-up, G Lee,

ed to be a heat stroke?

Tool Po scored

are The score was blank in the fist

THIRD DIVISIONGEA halt and 15 minutes after the M their third Division Encoun Men's Doubles W. Hyde and J. (Hándíčây)-MN. Rákusen and restart Chow Hing Cheung scored, ter af Boorumpoo yeste the Rodger: runners-up, E C, and EEC Fincher: Tunners-up, C. Wijg Another goal soon followed but Engineers shared the Points with F. Fincher."

and EFFhichertrigon was ruled "offside" Chow: Hing the Ponder Both Teams Kettin Mixed Doubles E. Philippens-Setonat Tournament Doubles Cheung Dipped the ball past the officed Hong Hine and Mrs Booty" gunners-up," Mr. (Handicap)<>01Wigg and R="F}} on ruahingeeper to score the Police but the B and Mrs. W. Wilson.

Fincher: runners-up. H. Hampton second and towards the close wok in the second Ho Men's Bingles (Junior - Cham- and F. Goodwin.

Ping Wah added the third.

Piper

E. O.Fincher runner-up, A. E. P. Guest.

Snooker

First Tournament Doublés

Arras; 10, Revue; 11, Dower; 13, Sentinel, 16, Aloof; 17, Loyal, 18. Dight; 19, Pupae; 20, Earth; 24 Rib; 25, O'er; 26 Key.

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