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TRAINING GALLOPS

Times" Clocked" On

Saturday

There was a large number of racing enthusiasts at the Hace Course on Saturday morning when quite a number of ponies were given their gallope in preparation for the Third Extra" Race Meeting which will be held on Saturday, April 6.

The tinies clocked are given below:--

Mistake Bay and

יוּ.

Dis-1st 2nd QX tance Qr.

The Giraffe

143.1.18.2

Bag Tor

14 36.1 1.13

Lion Hunter

1

38 1.15.2 1.52

Date 30th March. 3rd 4th 5th Last QT. Qr: Or or

2.25.1 2.51.4 26.3 1.52 1.48.4 2.20.3 2.48.2 27.4 34.4 2.26.4

Winkeld

Valorous

38.4 1.14.1 1.47

2.18.4

31.4

What's The Time

1

37.1 1.16 1,52.3

2.24.3

Saucy Face .......

1F 34

1.05.3 1.35'

2.03.22.32.3

Racing Lass *

1 31

1.00.3 1.29.1 1.58.1

92 29.1 29

Pontiac Bay

The Goose

1

Vixen Tor

1 35 1.09.2 1.41

137.4 1.16.2, 1.54.2 2.29 33.41.06.4 1.39.2 2.10

2:08.2

Strathaird

1

50

1.29.3 2.09.3 2.48.2

3.01.1 32.1 30.3 21.2 30.4

Cavalcade

1 39

1.15.1 1:49.1 2-21

31.4

Double Chance and

In Good Time

1

49.2 1.34.1 215.4 248.3

Firt

I

43:1 1.25

2.03

2.36.3

Sarabande

1.

37.2 1.14.1 1.50.3 2.24

Chesterfield

4 43.4, 1.23.1 2.00.3 2.37

3.10

30.4 33.3 93.2 33

Foxbridge and

Rose Queen and Diogenes 1

Solar Star

1 39

147.2 2.19.1 1.15 37.1 1.09.1 1.40.1 2.12.2 40.

1.16.3 1.50.3 2.21.2

31.4 32.1 30.4

Night Star

+ 31.3 1.02.2 1.29.3

29.1

134 .1.02 1.30

28

38.3

1.13.1" 1.45

31.4

Cold Moranlag

1

38

1.13 1.48.2 2.19.2

31

Mount "Pilatus

1

36

1.14.1 1.44 · 2111

27.1

Bold Major

1

40

.1.20.3 1.37.1 2.29.2

32.1

Strathnaira and·

The Deemister

43.3 1.21 1.56.2 2.21.2

31

Derby Day.....

33.3 1.06

1.35. 2.01.2

38,2

1

37.2 1.15.1 1.49.4 2.19.1

: 29,2

1

35

1.05.1 1.35.2 2.02.2

27

1

38.

1.11.3 1.44

2.15

14 43.1 1.211 2.01

2.38.3 3.10

31.1 31.2

#38 1.09.3 1.40.3

$1

..... "1 37 1.14.

1.37

1:49 1.12.4 1.45

2.21

1 38.3 1.12

1.43.4

Wadebridge

Got That

Bold Captain

Alacrity

Bobnink" Star.

-Roussear

17th of September

Sel-Fa and Touchstone

Jolly Eyes

The Rain Gauge

Philanderer

High Honour

Gold Dust and

.. Locksley Hall

Helluvatella

Shooting Star

Mayflower

The Tiger

1+ 37.3 1.15.4 1.53.4 2.28.3 3.02.2

. Invermark and

West Parade

Boldier of Fortune

Herod and Macaroni

32

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY APRIL 1, 1935.

HOCKEY

Champions Beaten By Rest

In spite of the intermittent rain, the match between the Hong Kong Ladies, champions of the Caer Clark Cup tournament, and the Rest of the League was played off on the Y. M. C. A. ground on Satur- day, resulting in a win for the lat- ter by 3 goals to one,

Although ground cänditions were far from ideal, a good and interest- ing encounter was witnessed.

The game began with the Rest monopolising the play but it was left to the Champions to draw first ran blood when Mrs. Moutrie through, from a melee to give them the lead...

After this the Rest still kept up the pressure, and fire minutes later they equalled through Mrs, White,' who scored from close in. Just before the interval Miss O. Brown put the Rest into the lead with a After the beautiful #first-timer” interval, the run of play was a¦ repetition of the Arst half. The Rest did most of the attacking, but they could only manage to score one more goal, the full-time whis- tle finding no change in the score sheet.

For the Rest, Miss O. Brown on the left-wing played a most in- apiring game. During the course of the match she sent zaross countless first-class centres and in addition, scored the best goal of the match. She was easily the most outstanding player in the field.

Miss J., Wong, playing at the pivotal position for the Rest, and Miss McKenna, in the same post- tion for the Champions also gave creditable displays.

Despite the fact that the Rest had a pair of strong backs, Mrs. Harrop, the leader of the Cham- plons, played a fine game.

H. K. Ladies:-B. Hance; E M. Gray, B. Helbling: C. Ferguson, N. McKenna, J. T. C. Smalley: W. Marah, P. M. Harrop, J. Dalziel, J. Moutrie and A Jacks.

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SOUTH CHINA WINS DAILY PRESS CUP

Week-end Football Results

(By “PIVOT"}

Two championships were decided during the week end in local soccer. The Civilians repeated, their success by beating the Army. in the Anal of the “Lal Wah Cup" and thus retained, the trophy for another year.

South Chins "A" by virtue of their win over Lincolns yester day have made things certain for themselves in the senior league "and have earned the right to keep the "Daily Press" Cup for a season with 37 points to thek credis with stili a few matches in „hand. Their win yesterday was certainly a lucky one as from the run of the play the soldiers should have been the winners

instead.

In the other senior game Navy beat the Fusiliers by the odd goal in three. The soldiers were unlucky to find Cocker, the Navy golle, at the top of his form. In the third "division match be tween Fasillers and Pollen two players were ordered off the field for dangerous play.

YESTERDAY'S GAMES

Senior Divizion 9. China “A” 3 Lincolns Navy

2. Fusiliers

Lancs Incolns

Third Division

* Engineers

4 Fusiliera

SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT A GLANCE

LAI WAH CUP FINAL

2. Civilans Army

SECOND DIVISION

Club

8. China Lancs

2

1 Navy

5 Athletic

3 University THIRD DIVISION.

tacking and Cocker saved several. "daisy cutters”

Towards the end of the first half. 2 delightful goal 2 Roberts scored

when he sent in an oblique shot that had Cocker standing.

Eastern Lincolns

Railway Police

་

0 Engineers

Fustliers

2

LEAGUE TABLES

FIRST DIVISION

PW-LD.ErAufta "outh China "A" 90 17. 0 3 60 17 37 Lincolna... 21 10 9 2 42-40 22 South China "B" 18.9 5.442 33 28 Club 1873 6 34 10 20 Police...

16 6 4 8 36 29 18

SECOND DIVISION“

EW. L. D. F.A.Pt Lincolns 18 17 1.0 57 19 34 10 12 5 2 67 34 26 Navy...

17 12151 18 25 167

72 30 24 18 14.8 44 37 24 14)

"THE TEAMS

32.1

31.4

33.4

43.3 1.28.2 2.04.1 2.39.1

35

1

37.1 1.11 1.42.2 2.10.2

28

The teams were as follows:- The Rest: W. George: C. Os-Recreio....... mund and A. Fowler; L. Woolley, J. Wong, and M. Bryson; P." Gittins, S. Dalziel, Mrs. G. White, M. Smith and O. BrowIL

37.1 113.1 1.44

30.4

་་

1 35 1.11 1.48.2 218

31.3

| Navy ......

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

1776 4 42 39 18 18.6 4.6°43′ 29 18. 16 585 33 30 15 17 7 7 3 30 24 17 19 6 12 131 61.13 17 4 10 3 19:44 11 18 3 11 4 27 42 10 17-212 3 2 39 7

1 42 1.18 1.53

2,24.3

31.3

Vi

1

32

1.05.1 1.37.1 2.08.2

31.1

34.2 1.08

1.39.4

31.4

1

40.1 1.17

1.51 2.22

31

1

34 1.11 1.49.2 2.19.4

235 1.12.4 1.48.2 2.19

2.22.1 2.54

30.2 30.3 -32.2 32

736

32.1 30.1

1 36.4 1.13 1.46.4 2.20.1 2.50.1

30

32.1

I -463-1.30.12.08.2 2.39.2

31

2

32.4 1.08.2 1.44.2 2.15.4

31.2

tion.

- Twenty Grand

Don

2 37

1.13.3 1.45.4

1 41.1 1.18

1.51.2 2.23.1 2.55

32.1 2.4

1.08.2 1.40.3 ··.

and Young Chap

Soldier of Victory

Gold Coin

Gold Picker

Invincible Knight

Fly by Night

.. Royal Romance and

King's Parade

Soldier of China and.

The Chetak

Matinee Idol and

The Omandhuan

Wayward Stag

1 35.3 1.123 1.49

32.2 1.05.4 1.37.4

1 40.1 1.227 1.59.3 231.3

Pacific Hall

.Soldier of Peace

A HIGH YIELD FROM SILVER

33.1 1.08. 1.43.3 2.15.3

CUP'S PRESENTED Following the game, the Caer East Lancs.......

Artillery..... Clark Cup and the Lady Southern Fusiliers runners-up Cup were presented by South China.. Mrs. T. E. Pearce, Chairman of the Athletic Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Associa Engineers. tion, to Mrs. Moutrie, and Mrs.

Eastern White, captains of the Hong Kong

University Ladies and the St. Andrew's Ladies. Kowloon respectively.

Mrs. Pearce, who is shortly leav- ing the Colony for Europe, was the recipient of a bouquet from Mrs. -Moutrie, on behalf of the Associa

· FAREWELL AT THE “Y” Miss O. Brown, captain of the Ladles hockey team for the past two seasons, who will leave for England on Saturday next for England, Miss J. Wilson and Miss Hickey, also playing members of "T" team, who will sail for Owing to the inclement weather on Home, on April 30, were farewelled Saturday many sporting activities on Saturday by the "Y" Ladles had to be cancelled, including the Hockey Club at a tea in the West

RAIN THE SPOIL SPORT

3

17 7

14 6

19 4.10

18 6 19

10 10 1.30 17.1 14 9

THIRD DIVISION

Esat Länes

R.AS.C. Lincolns

P. W. L. D. FAP.

20 163 2 82-22-34 19 13 49 48 32 28

18

20 13 4 3 64 96 29 88 4 33 29 20 1897 31 34 20

14 86 0 38 27

18 6 9 348 43 17 7 10 0.38 42 415 2:23 89

Air Force R.A.M.C. Fusiliers- Recroid... RAO.C Engineers. Police 19 14 2 19 05 Railway

18 13 £ 23 73 ***SENIOR DIVISION Play opened evenly with both goals visited in turn until after minutes play when Tam Kong Pak shot. straight at the keeper.

Ash relieved pressure following 8. China's continued attack. Too Kwai Shing sent in a strong pot At the gathering, Mrs Ingram shot which found the goalle, ready. President of the Ladies' section of a nice combination. sdy Higgins the delivered a short speech going through to net the arst wishing the three ladies pon voy- zoal, but immediately after the age," to which they suitably replied." | kick aft Chan To Fat equalised;

The following were among those with a first timer. presents

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, March 15: While the rise in the price of gold 18 acting as a magnet tor invest-Kowing Regatta in which the Yacht Lounge, following the Champions

ment and speculative support for the shares of goldmining com- panies, allver shares have benefited scarcely at all from the spectacular Jump in the metal, writes à corre- spondent. One of the reasons, I Imagine, is that most of the liver. mining companies, such as Burma Corporation, are also important producers of other base metals whose prospects, at the moment. are somewhat dim. "

The undertaking which stands to gain most from the silver rise is El Oro Mining and Railways, which In recent years has steadily in Creased its profits and paid bigger dividends. For the year ended June

Club and the V.B.C. were to have versus the Rest game at King's competed. The annual Athletic Park. meeting of Queen's College which was to have taken place at Cause way Bay was also postponed, while all cricket matches were cancelled.

GARRISON SERGEANTS'

MESS

Hold Annual Ball

The annual ball of the Warrant

Following a corner Ash sent the Mry Ingram and Miss B. ball to Ridley who eluded several Ingram, Mr. and Mra G. Chinese players to beat Wong T. Palmer, Mr. E. P. Belk Wing hitss A. Fowler, Mira Burke. After the change over Tam Kerg, Miss B. Daniel, Miss P. McCay Pak equalised for the Chinese Miss M. Gardiner, Miss T. Dennis, Tad Kwai Shing took the fick from and the Misses W and M. George well thirty yards out and passert

"Y" LADIES TEAM

to Tam Kong Pak who put the Chinese ahead with a beautiful header

39 last the distribution on the is ahares was 23 1-3 per cent, and an interim of 10 per cent has just been paid in respect of the current taptant, Exchange Building on day next at 5.10 p.ML financial year.

cers. Staff Sergeants, and Ser-The following will represent the gents of the Garson Sergeants Ladies Hockey in a match Mess, was attended by over 150 couples at Lane, Crawford's Res-

Improvement Expected

..

As the company is now selling its output for about 50 per cent more than twelve months ago, I see no ason why the final payment

not be at least 20 per cent

30 per cent in all The after making full allowance for the creased expenditure Impiled the higher scale of labour costs this basis the Ba, sharen would

Saturday night.

against the H. M. Aircraft Carrier Hermes at Happy Valley on Thurs

W. George J. Wilson and Kirs Among those present were Br-Burke: L Hickey, E. Thomson and- gadier and Mrs. H. G. Seth Smith, R. Ingram: T. Dennis, 8. Dalšiel, Colonel and Mrs. H. G. Morris, P. McCaw. A Fowler and O. Browa. Colonel and Mrs W J. H. Bilder beck Colonel and Mrs. Johnson, Major Roupell, V, C., and Mrs. Roupel, Major and Mrs. J H stevens, and Captain and Mrs. La J. Welch

HMB

The orchestra from over 18 per cent at to-day's Hermes provided the music for a of 8 a return which seems most enjoyable event me to discount very liberally the

culative nature of the und

An improvement in be pren between no Arial dividend date.

The

MAMAK HOCKEY

Radio Beaten

"Radio was beaten by the "812 Andrew's yesterday in their Ma- max encounter by the odd goal in

hine.

Play was fast with the Saint's

thily be more aggressi

Your/

Were scored by the Sainte

Towards the close McChainz

"own" and broke through on his with only Wong struck the upright,

NAVE WIN

The Navy defeated the Fusiliers

by the odd goal in three.

Navy was best served by Coc

In goal, who played a very inspiring game between the stick."

Play War fast despite the

ion of he The soldiers ald most of the st

Bainte

ond Radio Improved to put the and

détenur

After the interval Navy improved and Skinner scored from the left

with a dropping shot.

After the soldiers had missed several openings Cannell put the Navy ahead following a nice run down the wing by Skinner,

THIRD DIVISION

E. Lancs had a lucky day when they defeated the Engineers by the odd goal in five. Play was fast throughout but the Engineers was slow

in front of goal O'Brien scored both the goals for the Sappera and Sandford (2) and Thorpe for E. Lancs.

Lincolns defeated the Fusiliers by four goals to one at Sookunpoo. Dudley (2) Day and Burman scored for the winners....

In a game played on a slippery ground, the Civillans had no dir- aculty in retaining the "Lai Wah" Cup when they beat the Army by four goals to two on the Kowloon Football Ground un Saturday.

The Civilians showed a better combination, than the Army.

quite at home in the inside left position while the wir gers did not. come up to expectations.

Higgins and Sandford were the mainstay of the Army front lice with the wingers rending in soma clever centres

YACHTING

Night Race For Cruisers

The following was the result of the night race for cruisers held by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yesterday

Finished Corr. Pan.

04:58.03 (4.35.11

Army scored from the kick when Higgins sent across for sancford to net their first goal.

After this play was transferred to midfield and after. Howe had beaten Rowlands with, a shot that Mr. E. B. Lambert)

U and I 05.54.35 04.28.02. hit the bar "A. V. Gesano rushedMr. G. V. T. Marshall) in to equalize.

Azuma

Tern... 07.11.03 03.48.36

(Major C. C. Duchesne)

HOWE SCORES Howercored after twenty min. | Monsoon utes play and the next goal was also scored by Howe,

Close to the Interval Ridley wormed his way through and 'putting across to Baldry the win ger returned to Higgins for tilm to reduce the deficit

MORE RAIN

Good football was impossible in the second stanza when further rain made the pitch more chippery and there was no further scoring. the Cup was After the match presented to 8. Strange by Mrs Mitchell wife of the vice president of the Association.

* 07.13.48 05:51.03 (MY. H W. Dulley) Fenquin

D.NF. Maire 06.2003 06.09.03

(Comdr. D. Orr Ewing) *Salled with Corinthian crews.

Match Cancelled

On account of the Members' team not being complete, the sailing match between Members and the United Services in “A” Class boats which was to have been held on Saturday was cancelled, and an ordinary "A" class race was held instead.

MID-WEEK FIXTURES With a view to completing their outstanding fixtures. the Hong Kong Football Cub have decided The results were:- to stage: mid-week games, and on Tuesday they will meet the How- senior loon Football Club in

thels own league match on ground.

The following will represent the Club:

8.

3

Rodger, ML Railton and"

· Robertson; ":"3: Strange; L G. Skinneri and G. Gamble; F. Fow- ler. Elliott, Howe. Hill and Blek- ford

Reserves: L Sterling and For row.

"RESOLUTE” TEAM

BEATEN

Finished Pts. 16.50.35 &

Carpenter Al

(Mr. J. R. Bergus Coupland) Osla. A2 imaginari -... 18.46.06

(Lt. Donaldson, R.N.) Wasp II. A3 i

6

16.39.37

-(Mafór Gridtn).

Artemes A4 **

D.N.F.

(Comdr. Cowland)

Jan As

16.47.31

7

(Mr. E. Cock}}' Gobel A?

16.41.45

- (Dr. L. J. Deta)

Jos Ang

10.43.47

(MËR.B. Williams)

D.N.F.

DNT.

Gull AÐ

Cicada A10

Fat A12......... 18.39.03

(Commodore E. Fillott, R.N.)

DNF.

The football team of the Ham-Painted Lady A14 burg-America liner as Resolute

Beltran was good but the sup-engaged, the Deutscher Klub in a the port he received from his wing friendly. football match on halves had his work cut to a Kowloon Football Club ground..on Howe Saturday and lost by one goal to gave minimum. "Moreton too much rope ith the first half two. and when he realised his mistake in the second the Club leader had already three, goals his crédit.“.

Howe and Albert Ward were the main danger in the Civilians for ward line. A. V. Gosano was not enthusiasm.

In spite of the slippery condi tions of the ground, both sides took the game seriously, and what they lacked in scientific play they more than made it up with

ONLY 4

The reaall of the 2nd Ladies' ex- tra series for "H" "I" and "G" classes will take place next.

nesday.

The race to-morrow will take. place according to the prograinme.

The following yachts started or a 54-mile race--Fong Kong Is P.. Rocky Island P., Hong Kong Is P.. Club Line Azuma (1), U and 1 (8) Tern (13), Monsoon (18), Penguin (24) and Marie. (26).

EYES

- 3 BUT GOOD

-

CAPSTAN

CIGARETTES

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