YO
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1935.
A DAY OF
OF BIG DIVIDENDS
AUSTRALIAN BOY SHOWS THE WAY
DAILY DOUBLE PAYS $1,190.20
With the exception of one event, the favourites had an off." day at the Third Extra Race Meeting on Saturday with the result that the dividends were high. Australian Boy pald its backers: $375.50 when it won the Canterbury Park Handicap, while Wade- bridge returned the second biggest dividend of the day-$258.10— on winning the Sub-Griffin Spring Handicap,"
"That the meeting was one of upsets can be gauged by the fact that the Daily Double (Wadebridge and Valley View) paid $1,190.20!
CHARTERS TOWERS HANDICAP | Principle
A good start featured this race in which eight. "B" Class Aus- tralian ponies tock part. Shooting Star was the favourite and, took the lead at the beginning but it only came in third at the finish. Goldsmith and St. Joan were run- ning strongly, although the latter was four lengths behind the leader. Shooting Star, tor three quarters of "the distance. On the straight home, Shooting Star and Goldsmith were seen rur.aing neck to neck About 500 yards from in the lead. home, Goldsmith broke away but at the same time St. Joan was also -coming up. A keen struggle then ensued and Goldsmith eventually won by a short head with the same distance separating St. Joan and Shooting Star. Mutiny Bay was
fourth...
MOUNT DAVIS HANDICAP An upset was registered in this race, Pontiac Bay, with Mr. Frost up, the bat favourite being beaten
second
1:
Sci-Fa third. High Principle astempt- ed a runaway from the start and very nearly succeeded. being passed by Valley View only 10 yards from
home, after an exciting struggle. The dividend for Dally Double (Wadebridge Valley View) was $1,190.20.
big rather
and
(Mr. Neugebauer), West Parade 145 (Mr. Black), and What a Chance 140 (Mr. Woll).
Betting
1st Pony
Win. 154
Place.
2:20
2nd Pony
3rd Pony
The Field
Total
1,437
17. *37 155 162 1,130 1,454
1.879
3.-Canterbury Park Handicap- "A" Class (6 Furlongs)
Mr. W. EL S. Davis's Australian Boy, 140 lbs......Mr. Davis) Mr. Pau's Saucy Face, 1,45 IDS.
(Mr. Fin)
LOCAL CRICKET
Gosano Scores Century
No League games were played in either division during the week- end, but thrce friendly encounters were decided. The Indian Recrea- tion Club Juniors entertained an eleyen from Queen's College and won by 34 runs, while the match-
and between the "Medicals" "Engineers" of the Hong Kong University, was featured "by the bright batting display of E L.. Gosano who scored 104 runs. The 2game ended in a draw.
1
3
Mr. Seth's Got That, 152 lbs. -
(Mr. Frost) Won by a neck, a length between second and third.
Time: 25.4, 51.3, 1.19.1. Part-mutuel:---"
Win: $357.50.
Place: $37.20, $3, $8.
Also ran:Bobnjak Star 165 (Mr.
the Butler), Derby Day 152 (Mr. G. J. da Roza), Mount Pilatus 143 (Mr. D. Black). Night Star 150 (Mr. Pan), Racing Heart 150 (Mr. Deltz), P. P. Southern Cross 145 (Mr. Botelho>
MOUNT PARKER HANDICAP King's Justice won this race by length from Cossack's Beauty after a kcer. struggle. There were enty four starters, and King's Jus- tice led from the commencement followed respectively by Soldier of Beauty and Britain, Cossack's sadko.
distance separating each of them. At the Black Rock, Soldier of Britain crept up to take the lead together with King's Justice. On the straight home, Cossack's Beauty came up strongly and after passing Soldier of Britain endeavoured to catch up King's Justice, but the latter had something in reserve and gave
Betting
1st Pony
20
Win. Place.
39
2nd Pony
333
313
3rd Pony The Field
401
409
971 960
Total
1,625 1,723
4-Sub-Griffins Spring Handicap (11 Miles) Mrs. Pearce's Wadebridge, 181 (Mr. Butler) lbs. Mr. Lee's Bistre, 166 lbs.
(Mr. Pan)
out of a place, Elghteen ponles? spurt Just when it was about to Mr. CNK's Tiny Star, 161 lbs. faced the starter in this race which be passed. Soldier of Britain was
was won by Jungle Jim with Valor ous second and Monoplane third. The Tiger led from the start but the lead was very slight, six or seven ponies being almost behind At the Black Rock, High Honour and Valorous were seen struggling for the lead and this remained till,
about 500 yards from home when Jungle Jim, splendidly mounted by Mr. B. Y: Liang came up somewhat unexpectedly to take the lead which he maintained till the finish. Valorous was second, two lengths behind. Meanwhile Monoplane had also come up but was just beaten for second place by hall a length. Valorous paid the comparatively good diyldend of $60.30 for a place. CANTERBURY PARK HANDICAP
third.
There
HIGH WEST HANDICAP This event provided the first in- stance, during the meeting, of a favourite coming home first, Oak Bay with Mr. Frost up winning from Rose-Queen by a length. were seven 'starters and as the commencement of King's Fancy and King's Bounty were seen in the lead. Oak Bay was following behind strongly and at the last corner It flashed past the two leaders. Meanwhile, Rose Queen which was lying Afth also came up and though beaten by a length, gave Oak Bay a run for his money. Macaroni had also come up by this and finished third, time lengths behind.
..
At the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground, an inter-hang match was played between the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank and Messrs. Dodwell & Co., the game resulting in a victors for the Bank of 14
ז
ENGINEERS V., MEDICALS
Batting first, the Medicals scored 132 runs for 3 wickets when they declared. The chief contributor to the score was E. L. Gosano who 104 played a good innings for
runs.
When stumps were drawn the Engineers had scored 49 runs for 9 wickets. K. L. Ng and L Oliveira had 14 and 12 respective- ty. Gosano had 2 victims at the runs while LT. Ride cost of 4 took 4 for 14.
The scores were:- Medicals; 192 for 3 det. ( L Gosano, 104; B. L Ng. 17, K. L Ng, 1 for 47, K. T. Ng, 1 for 55).
Engineers: 49 for 9 (K L. NE 114; L. Oliveira, 12. E. L. Gosano, 2 for 4. L. T. Ride, 4 for 14)..
IRC. v." QUEEN'S
2
(Mr. Pih) z "Won by 4 lengths, 2 lengths be- tween second and third.
The Club team who had first- lease of the wickets, totalled 118 ruus, to which, D.M. Khan and Time: 30.3, 1.02.2, 1.34.2, 2.06.2. A.M, Rumjahn each contributed 27..AR. Kitchell bowled extremely for 59 well to secure, 5 wickets
2.39.1.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $258.10.
runs.
In reply, the school team was dismissed for 82 runs. M. Afzal played a stubborn innings for 30
runs,
Place: $47.60, $15.20, 823. Also ran:-Cavalcade 162. (Mr. Davis), Copper Idol 140 (Mr. Tay-
while A.R. Abbas made a lor), Double Chance,,155 (Mr. Har- riman), Invermark 155 (Mr. Roza), rapid 23. No other batsmen rea- Invincible Knight 152 (Mr. Fung).ched double agures. Partnership 149 (Mr. Liang). Rac- ing Boy 157 (Mr. Delts), 17th of September 182 (Mr. Frost), Soldier of Fortune 158 (A, A. R. Botelho. Warrington 149 (Mr. Neugebauer), Young Chap 159 Mr. P. P. Botel-
Betting
two hu).
MOUNT GOUGH ·PLATE This race, the last event on the programme was won by Soldier of Victory from a field of 18 starters. 7than was just beaten for first place by a head, while Soldier of Peace was third and Flybynight
One of the biggest upsets of the season was provided in this event! when Mr. W. H. S. Davis brought in his own pony Australian Boy to pay its 20 supporters $357.50 each for a win, and $37.20 each to 39 backers for a place. Got That with Mr. Frost up, was the hot favourite fourth. but it only just managed to come in third. Mount Pilatus, with Mr. Black up, took the lead from the start, followed closely by. Bobalsk Star and Derby Day. At the last Corner, Saucy Face came up to take the lead but was soon passed by Australian Boy which was coming up strongly. Got That then made a vallant effort to catch up but the distance proved too great.
SUB-GRIFFIN SPRING
HANDICAP
Yet another big upset was regis- tered in this race, Wadebridge win- ning from a feld of 14 starters which included Invermark, Bistre, Seventeenth of September and Racing Boy, to return the second biggest dividend of the day- $258.10.. Bistre finished four lengths behind the winner, while Tiny Star was third two lengths behind. Tiny Star led from the start, fol- lowed closely by Invermark and Bistre. At the Black Rock, Tiny Star and Invermark slackened and as a result were caught up by Blatre and Wadebridge. When the last quarter was reached, there was a good race between the last two pontes, Wadebridge eventually win- ping.
The Results
1-Charters Towers Handicap- "B" Class (6;Furlongs) Mr. Why's Goldsmith. 154 lbs.
(Mr. N. Deltz) Mrs. D. J. Lewis's ut. Joan, 148
Ibs
(Mr. D. Black) 2
1
3
Mr. S. L. Ko's Shooting Star, 158 (Mr. Butler) lbs. Won by short head; the same be- tween second and third.
Time: 25.4, 51.4, 1.20.3.
Pari-mutuel:
Win: $14.70.
Place: $6.90, $18.50, 88.60. Also ran:-High Finance 154 (Mr. A. W. Roza), Mutiny Bay 142 (Mr. W. H. &. Davis), Racing Lass 139 (Mr. H. C. Ph), Nixen Tor 142 (Mr. CR, Cheape), Woodland Stag 154 (Mr. L. G. Frost).
Betting
1st Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony The Field
117 1,376
Place. Win.
30 55 238 +248 129 1,954
Total
1,760 2,066
5.Tal-Mo-Shan Handicap-"D"
. Class (6 Furlongs)
Mr. B. L. Hosie's Philander, 150
-lbs.
...... (Mr. Deitz) Messrs. Köng 'Bros.' Belmont Star, 140 lbs.......(Mr. Frost) Messrs. Bellamy & Gordon
King's Parade, 140 lbs."
(Mr. Frost) 3 Won by '2 lengths, 1 lengths be tween second and third
Time: 29.3, 59.1, 1.32.4.
Part-mutuel:-
Win: $50.
Place: $16.50, $13.90, $17.5Q.
3
(Mr.
The scares were:-
LR.C.-118 (D.K. Khan 27, AM.
More Football Squabbles
Two Players Sent Off Field
Saturday was indeed an "off day" for South China. Their "A" team lost to E. Lanes by the odd goal in three thereby rrent
·losing their unbeaten record, though it was indeed triumph for E Lancs who played a masterful game first to beat the champlons.
to be the
+
Police bad E good Tryout with the "B" "team and, was their final victorious by 5 reals to 2 which sugurs well for shield match on the coming Saturday.
Recreio played sparkling football to beat Club by tour goals to two while Navy and Fusiliers won as expected.
SATURDAY'S 'RESULTS
Artillery Club
FIRST DIVISION
1 Fusiliers
2 Recrelo
S. China "A" 1 E. Lancs.
5 8. China "B" Police
4 Kowloon Navy
SECOND DIVISION
South China Engineers
#2
Yesterday St Joseph's beat Lan- coins by four goals to three, while the Navy and the Athletic played a drawn game, each side scoring
"onte.
In the second division South 2 China beat University by a single 1 goal. The game was, however, on the rough side and resulted in C. L. Law of the University and Mck 0 Sang of South China being given
"marching orders."
*
1 Kowloon
5 Club
East Lancs. Eastern Artillery University
- Athletic -(not played)'
THIRD DIVISION Fusiliers
3 Ordnance
3. Fusillers
4 Navy
2
2 Lincolns
A
FIRST DIVISION
The Navy and the Athletic had a good game on the Club ground Iyesterday which resulted in each side scoring once the Navy equal- ised during the last few minutes 1 through a penalty. There was no
score in the first half.
"
the odd goal in three in a fast and exciting encounter. Play was fast with the ball travelling, from end to end. Both sets of hall backs stood out well and in one of their raids E. Lanes was cleverly checked by Lau Mau who played a sterling game at back.
South China scored their goal five minutes before the interval when Ng. Po Kul in taking a corner kick made for wind allowance the ball entering the net with Swain- Just getting to it.
After the resumption Carnell had bad luck when his free kick just outside the area skimmed the bar. but
E Lancs were attacking found the Chinese defence playing
up to scratch. Ten minutes from time Swain centred for Lawton who took the ball on the run to hard drive. beat Tang with a Continued pressure found another and free kick awarded E. Lancs North taking deliberate aim scored ball ehtering the far with the corner of the net just below the bar.
was
4
POLICE WIN
S. China "B" found the Police front line in deadly form, who, alded by the excellent defence of the intermediate line, scored five times in reply to S. China "B's" 2.
The first twenty minutes play and soon evenly contested after a penalty was awarded the Police for a foul by Tong Kwan T. Pile took the kick and convert- ed. After this the Police had the better of the play and was con- tinually on the offensive. Just be- fore half time Moss ran down the side line
eluding and cleverly several players passed on to Green who scored Hall time arrived with the Police leading by two
ST. JOSEPH WIN Þ. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. A very exciting game was wit- when St. nessed at Caroline Hill. outh China "A" 21 17 13 61 19 37
18 8 4 6 39 33 22 Joseph's beat Lincolns by four Clab South China "B" 19 D 6144 38 2 goals to three. Leonard was Police........
18 8 6. 43 31
great form and scored three goals. 10 10 2 46 44 92 246
Before the interval St. Joseph's 19 8 6 5 47 49 21 18 AU 4 40 41
was leading by two goals to one.
Arst 37 32 18 Lincolns scored. 17 6 0 5 37 35
through 31"
Baldry. Rocha equalised with a header. Just before the interval
Play was on the dull side in the Leonard gave them the lead.
second half until the last ten minutes of the game when Hig-clear goals.
Navy Recreio... Athletic 'Fusiliers
Artillery
St. Joseph's East Lancs Kowloon ...
17" 6 6
39 64 13 13
20 6 13
5 11 3 24 49
1941
29 43 12
182 14 3 2 48 7.
SECOND DIVISION
PWLD. FA.Pts.
1
1564 33. 29 17
15 7
gins equalised for the Lincolns, and Five minutes after the interval almost immediately after he gave Lee Shrek You sent in a glorious them the lead. Leonard kicked pile driver. Ferkins punched out
..... 10 18 0.65 21 30 19 14 4 1 38 18 29 90 12 6 2 60 38 26
broke be
right
the through
i reduce the deficit. From the 6231 25.10.
and from a pass from Ward only for Lal Shul Wing to head
equalised "for 16 6 6 4 39
the kick off Moss was once more in- 139 31 16 detence and 17 7 8 2 32 32 18 Saints. With in a minute Victor strumental in sending the ban 17791.30 42 15 broke through and gave Leon-across. Lim Tak Po stopped but 19 8-12 1 27 55.13ard a nice centre for him to head fell and Green placed the Police
Lincolas East Lancs Navy. South China..... Engineers.... Fusiliers Artillery Athletic Eastern...... Club* Kowloon University
20. 4 11 5 36 37 13 16 4 1 1 30 34 9 18.149 11 68 6
|
THIRD DIVISION
East Lancs. Lincolns
Rumjahn 77, MR. Abbas 13, A.KR.AS.C. Ismail 13, AR. Kitchell 5 for 59, M. Air Force
Cassim 1 for 8).
1
Q.9.:-82 (M. Afzal 30, AR. Abbas 23, Abbas 2 for 4, Ismail 3 for 6. A. Baker 2 for 3)
BANK Y. DODWELL'S The Bank batted first and were all out for 109 runs, P.H. Bcoones being top scorer with 39, G.A. Stewart made 22, while G.C. Mon- trie had 15. F. 8. W. Swith was the most successful bowler, taking 4 for 45. Bond and Dodwell bowl- ed well to secure 2 for-7, and 2 for 8 respectively.
Messrs. Dodwell & Co. were dis- missed for 95 runs, only three of their batamen reaching double figures-A.W: Hayward 14, F. S. W. Smith 29, and V. Bond 18.
D. 8. Dunkley, the interport wicket-keeper took 4 wickets for 5 runs!
The scores were:-
Bank:-109 (RP. Edwards" 11, G.A. Steward 22, PH Scoones 39. Also ran:-Boxing Eve 155 Mr.G.C. Moutrie 15, F.S.W. Smith 4 Davis), Emergency Call 145 (Mr-for 45. R.R.T. Smith 2 for 24, Bond M. W. Tang), Fudge 140 Black), Great Hall 188 (Mr. G. U. 2 for 7. Dodwell 2 for 8). Roza); Tron Grey 158. Mr. P. P Botelho), Sarabande 140 (Mr. Y. T. Fung), Solar Star 154 (Mr. Pih).
Betting
Place.
Win.
1st Pony
150
354
1st Pony
Win. 206
'Place.
2nd Pony
236
231
290
3rd Pony
132
2nd Fony
16
40
3rd Pony
304
330
The Field
373 450
The Field
Total
146 1,281 1,322
Total ......
B89... 1,119
2-Mount Davis Handicap--"C"" Class. (1 Mile) Mr.Lan's Jungle Jim, 161lbs.
(Mr. S. V. Liang)
TAI-MO-SHAN HANDICAP This race which was confined to p class China pontes was won by Philanderer (Mr. Deitz) from a Mr. Tally Ho's Valorous, 140
Solar Star
lbs. J field of tan starters.
፡፡
1
(Mr Pan) 2
155 lbs. ...(Mr. Y. T. Fung) 3
1,807 1,853
5-The" Hunchbacks" Piste (& Furlongs) Mr. Lan's Valley View, 145 1.
(Mr. W. H.. Choy) 1 Mr. LTF' High Principle, 142
1b8, (, M, W-Tang)~?. Mekara. Lewis and Tinson's Bei-
F'a, 145 lbs.
Dodwell & Co.:-95 (A.W. Hay- ward 14, FS.W. Smith 29. V. Bond 16, Rigg 2 for 21. Stewart 2 for 27, King 2 for 8, Dunkley 4 for 5).
LR.C. BEAT CRAIGENGOWER On their own ground yesterday, the Indian Recreation Club Sec- ond eleven defeated the Craigen gower C. C. by 43 runs. The home team compiled the total of 138 to which A. R. Kitchell contributed 47. The Craigengower, team re- pled with only 95. A. Baker cap- turing seven wickets for 30 G Lee Was the highest scorer,
rus.
Omedhuan 148 (Mr. C. Taylor), The 15 Pike 148 Mr. S. W. Yue), Wink-
(Mr. H. A. Botelho) 3 Bela 143 (Mr. R. M. Wood).
'Betting Won by short head, 14 lengths
Won by 2 lengths, length be-between second and third.: tween second and third.
Time: 30.4, 1.01.1, 1.32.3, 2.03.4.
Parf-mutuel;-
Win: $41.
was the hot favourite but it finish Dr. Lee Bhlu Kee's Monoplane, ed nowhere. A, very poor start featured this race, Boxing Eve, although it had the best position; was left at the start while others many lengths behind the were leaders. Belmont Star had a £y- tag start followed closely behind by Philanderer, and this position re- mained until 50 yards from the winning post when Mr. Dette spurt red his mount to win by two lengths, King's Parade was third, one and a half lengths behind Belmont Star.
THE "HUNCHBACKS" PLATE · Seventeen starters took part in this race, which was the second leg of the Daily Double and which was bra Valley View with High
-Place: $14.30, $60.30, $19.80.
Also ran:-Bright Star 150 (Mr.
Pari-mutuel
Time: 303, 1.01.3, 1.35.2.
Win: $42.70.
Place: $10.50, $8.80, 811.
Daily. Double: $1,190.20.
Also ran:-Blacksmith 143 (Mr.
w. H. Choy), Don, 153 (Mr. N. 8. K. Lee), Bold Captain 148 (Mr. Deitz), Furt 153 Mr. D. L. New W. C. Poy), Bold Major 148 (Mr. bigging), Flying Tourist 140 (Mr. H. W. Fung), Coppersmith 142 (Mr. M. W. Tang), Foxbridge 140 (Mr. W. K. Yeung), Flamingo 145 (Mr. Butler). Gold Coin 148 (Mr. P. P.F. F. Li), Leading Bee. 145 (Mr. J. Botelho), High Honour 161 (Mr. G. A. Johnson), Lion Hunter 142 (Mr. U da Róră), Maynövér 155 (Mr. F. G. E. Ferguson), Locksley Hall 145 Ly, Mistake Bay 150 (Mr. Davis), (Mr. C. R. Cheape), Matinee Idol Pontiac Bay 159 (Mr. Frost), Rous 142 (Br. E. H. Carvalho); Straith- seau 150 (Mr. W. O. Poy), The Tiger, nain 143 (Mr, W. C. Choy), The 185 (Mr. Fih), Wayward Stag 153 Beemster 142 (Mr. A. Wall), The
P. W. L. D. F. A Pts 20 16 2 2 89, 22.34 £0 D 13 4 3 64 35 20 19 13 4 2 49 32 28. 19 8 7 4 33 30 20 RAM.C.
18 9 7 31 34 20 Fusiliers........
13 9 6 0 40 28 18 159 Recreio
10 7 9 3 46 43 17 R.A.O.C.
18 7 12 0 39 48 14 RE......
20 3 13 2 92 56 12 Police....... .....20 3 15 Railway...
18 3 1
19 55
$
2 23 73 8
inta the net thus giving St. Joseph's two more points.
::
SECOND DIVISION
further ahead. Immediately after Moas agata centred for Green to complete his "hat trick."
South Chica
then
attacked strongly and a centre by Lee Bhek Yau saw Tsang King kee head well During out of Perkins' reach.
A rough game was seen at Caro- line Hill when South China beat University by one goal to af scored by Lai Tat Chol the second period. C. T. Law of the University and Mok Sang of South China were given marching orders for dangerous play.
SENIOR DIVISION"
By superior defence work E. Lancs defeated S, China "A" by
REDUCED
The last "goal of the match was scored by
Johnston from a pass of T. Pile.
A CLEVER FOOTBALL Clever display of footban by the Recreio forwards and the stubborn (Continued on Page 11)
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The Field
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