1935-05-25 — Page 11

SEVENTH EXTRA MEETING

The Handicaps

Below we give the entries and handicaps for the Seventh- Extra Race Meeting which takes place at Happy Valley on Saturday, June 1:-

Beaufort Handicap (1 Mlle) Bonny Dundee 183 lbs.. Clear View 158, Diogenes 152, Flybynight 163. Popular Star 150, Sylvandale 158. Tammany Hall 152, Twenty Grand 145.

Bond Handicap (6 Furlongs) Australian Boy 145 lbs., Bobnlak Star 183, Cold Morning 143. Derby Day 152, Got That 159. Racing Heart 140, Saucy Face 155, Sou- them Cross 145. Alacrity 140, Gold- smith 140, Shooting Star 153.

Jubilee Plate (13 Miles) Sadko 159 lbs. Hetman 158. King's Warden 157, Bayardo 153. Gladiator 154. Macaroni 156, Vic- toria Hall 155.

Lanta Handicap. "C" Class (6 Furlongs)

Bright Star 157 lbs., Daylight Eve

LOCAL GOLF

Starting Times For Fanling

The starting times for Fanling (Old Course) on Sunday are given below. The train leaves at 8.30

a.m.:-

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9.20 a.m. I.

H. Geare and D Forbes.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1935.

INTER - SCHOOL SPORTS

Scholastic Union Meeting

Despite the mclement weather, the programme of the Second Annual Inter-Scholastic Union

R. A. Rodgers and O'Neal Athletic Sports was continued yes- terday at the 8.C.A.A madium. Caroline Hill.”

Gordon.

D'A. Weatherbe and D. J. Gilmore.

G. Marseille and Comdr Tetley.

Most of the events on yesterday's programme were in the nature of trial heats, and the meeting will

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R. I Cherr and E. Bathurst.

Yesterday's follows:-

W. N. Buyers and L. R. Billinghurst.

A. T. Lay and A. K Mackenzie

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FIVE AMATEUR WRESTLERS

149. Don 155, Flirt 145, Flying On Way To Europe

Tourist 150, Gold Coin 142, May flower 140, Monoplane 168, Plain View 149, Racing Boy 144, Spin- away 155, Tammany Hall 140, Valorous 152.

Lana Handicap, "D" Class (1 Mile) Boxing Eve 161 lbs., Fl-Fa 140, Gold Bullion 160, King's Parade 145, Limelight 153, Lton-Hunter 140, Matinee Idol 140, Partnership 145, Pride of Tsingtao 160, Sara- bande 140, Solar Star 140. War- rington 157, What a Chance 188.

Manly Handicap (6 Furlongs) Atlas 165 lbs. Fox-Hunter 152, Just That 162. Night Star 159, Streamline 152, Alacrity 140. Em pire Day 135.

Juling Stakes Handicap (6 Furlongs) Beginner's Luck 162 lbs. Black- smith 145. Bold Major 150, Copper-" smith 152, Flamingo 163, Forge- master. 150. Forget-Me-Not 158. High West 185, Locksley Hall 148. Matinee Idol 149, Pavane 145, The Deemster 155. The Rain Gauge 152.

Crocodile Handicap (1 Me). Bold Captain 140 lbs., Copper Idol 162, Double Chance 181. Emergency Call 147, Gold Picker 140, Great Hall 168, Invermark" 145, Lucky Strike 149, Proptious Time 145, Strathnairn 145, The Chetah 140. Tiny Star 163, Touchstone 140 Valley View 140, Young Chap 150.

NO TENNIS

Rain Interferes

Owing to the rain yesterday all the tennis matches that were to have been played off the "D" divi- sion of the Tennis League were postponed.

The lawn

bowls fixtures met with a similar fate with the ex- ception of the game on the Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club ground.

YESTERDAY'S BOWLS

In the only Lawn Bowls match played yesterday, A. Brooksbank's rink comprising E. Tuck, G. S. Graver and A. Jackson defeated H. Nish's rink composed of B, E. Maughan, C. B. Hosking, G. E. F. Thompson by the narrow margin of one shot, the score being 19-18.

The game was an exciting affair, the losers leading in the first eight heads, but from then onwards they were trailing behind although by a very small margin.

INDIGESTION

Stopped in 5 minutes!

Passing through Hong Kong on the 8.5. Hakone Maru yesterday Were Mve amateur Japanese wrestlers who were en route to Europe where they intend to give some exhibitions In their national art of wrestling.

Be continued to-morrow. when the finals will be decided:

THE RESULTS

results were ELS

Long Jump "D" Grade (Gll);—

1, Sung How Yung (Sal Nam): 2. Leung Kin Ling Ling Tao)..

Long Jump "A" Grade (Boy)- 1, Sc Chin Kun (Wah Tai); 2. Hang Hom San (Wah Tal).

Hop Step and Jump "O" Grade (Boy)-1, Yip Kam Chun (King's). 2, Mak Wing Tim (Lam Fong).

Pole Jump "A" Grade (Boy):-1, Thi Ah Mo (Wah Yan); 2, Shiu Kee Ston (Wah Yan)

Pole Jump "B" Grade (Boy):-1, Cheung Wan Chor (Wah Yan); 2. Lu Wal Cher (Chung Nam).

High Jump "B" Grade (Girl)-

Chow Sing Ling Ling Too); 2; Lau Tip Kwai (Sal Nam).

Throwing the Javalin "A" Grade Boy)-1. Wong Kam Wah (Sal Nam): 2, Yue Kit Kee (Wah Nam) Tsun Kai Chi (Sat Nam): 2. High Jump."E" Grade (Boy)--

Kwok Shlu Fong (Pui Ching).

The party is in charge of 1. Rachida, the manager. who is world famous authority on judo.1. the Japanese national wrestling. Other members of the party are: M. Mohama. Kodama Gomel Kal- sha, E. Kagama, (Waseda Univer- sity), J. Kikuda (Kelo. University), and K. Tamba Waseda Univer. sity).

visit Germany returning to

They will Arst and then Finland. Japan early in October,

·OUT FOR NEW

RECORDS

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Campbell Black's Plans

London, May 23. Before the Northern Summer ends in September, Campbell Black" en-plict with C.WA. Scott of the Comet twin-engined monoplane which won the England-Australia speed and handicap races last Oc- lober, will undertake a series of long-distance fights that may es- tablish new records over some of the world's chief present and fu- ture air routes.

His machine will be a new and Improved, Comet now under manu- facture. It is designed to cruise 10,000 feet above sea level at a speed of at least 220 miles per hour. Its maximum attainable level speed will be about four miles per minute. and its range on one, fuel of load in still air will be 2,000 to 3,000 miles.

Details of Campbell Black's nights are not yet finally decided, but it is known that he is particu- larly interested in the route linx-

Ing Latin America with Europe

and Africa.--- British Wireless.

CRICKET. MATCH IN CHEFOO

400 Metres "A" Grade (Girl): 1. Ng Woon Ying (Foo Yan): 2. Chan Yuk Ying Ling Tung).

High Jump "C" Grade (Boy) 1 So Kim Ying Wah Yan). 2. iwong Lung Thu (Tong Lum).

400 Metres Relay Race "B" Grade (Girl)-1, Kit Fong School: 2. Iang Tao School,

400 Metres Relay Race "A" Grade (Girl)-1, Ling Tao School; 2, Sai Nam College.

200 Metres Relay Race "D" Grade (Girl), Pok Of School; 2, Sal Nam College.

200 Metres Relay Race "E" Grade (Boy)-1, Put Ching School; 2, South China School.

Hop Step and Jump "B" Grade (Boy)-1, Chan Nan Tor (Wah Tal); 2, Wong Yhe Tim (W Tall, 200 Metres Relay Race " Grade (Girl), Sai Nam College; 2 Ling Tao School

400. Metres Relay Race "B" Grade (Boy)-1, King's College: 2, Kung Yip Institute.

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High Jump "D" Grade (Boy): 1. Wong Chung Fai (Wah Yen); 2: Liu Tat Ming (Sal Nam),

BERGLOF WINS AGAIN

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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NOTE Figures in parentheses indleste number of letters in the words

required.

ACROSS

J-Transplant (5),

8.-Plain and familiar (8). 9.-Penetration (8),

10. A quarrel (5).

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16.

Irish spirit (7)...

Shows the utter hopelessness of "à spider" (anagrum) (7) 20.-Inveterate (7). 21.-Spiritless (7).

22-A decorative design (7). 26.A small spot (7) 30-Unqualiled (5). '.

Deliberate (6).

32.

93. Very nearly (6). 34. Teem (5)

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"CHIEF" TELLS WHY

He Is To Retire

1:

DOWN

1-Stupor (4).

2. A hawk's leg-strap (4). 3.To shift over the boom (4). 4-Trouble (9). 5.-Number (4).

6-A nt of depression, (4), ́ ́, 7.-A son of Jacob (4). 11:-The little left (7).

12. To love excessively. (7). 13.-Kind of airship (5). 14-A sleepy time (5). 15.Haul up (5).

17-A slight burn (5).

18. This way madness runs" (5). 18. Top of a furrow (5).

23.-Eager (4).

24.-Imperial (4).

25.--Canon (4).

27. Beseech (4)

28.-Card (4). 29.-Heel (4). 31-The end! 74).

The following is the solution of yesterday's puzzle:-

Across:-1, Sated; 8, (3)-Ample (r); 9. Resound; 10. Ab-ode; 13, O-rate; 16. Bellsha Beacons; 18, Striker; 20, Stammered; 21. Scar (borough); 22, Duty: 23, Antenatal; 28, Dnities: 30, Repeals: 33, Islet; 34, Adieu; 35. Rhombic: 38, Taste: 37, Ensue.

Tientsin, May 19. "Why am I giving up tourna- ment tennis this year? The main reason is that I find I cannot stand the strain. I have never been physically strong in the real sense, or the ward, and after ten years Down:-1, Stab; 2, Tool; 3. of training and strenuous matches. Drest; 4. Assam; 5, Purse; 6. Adore: I have decided to take s rest." 7. Peak: 8, Ewer: 11, (see 18. said C.AL, Rumjahn when inter- Across); 12, Diarate: 14, Riddled; viewed. Be further added that 15, Textile; 17. Haste; 19, Trite; 24. he may possibly retire for good Nitre: 25. Estop: 26, Araby; 27. from serious tennis, except in the Apace: 28. Uist: 29, annual Hong Doubles tourna-31, Airs: 32, Sure.

More popularly known to his Hong Kong friends as "Chief." Rumjahn was one of the leading exponents of the game here some years ago

ment.

Waxes Optimistic Regarding the future of tennis in Tientsin, "C.A.L." expressed optimism.

Asked about the conditions under which players practiced in Tlentsin, he said that Tiantsin is at a serious disadvantage compared with Shanghai and Hong Kong owing to the shortage of courts, the various clubs being always short of money owing to lack of support.

Shanghai, May 19. Taking the lead in the third stage. Robert Berglof splattered "However. Tientsin is blessed the targets with hot lead to gain with a fine tennis association, the recognition as the best rife shot like of which is not to be found in the Shanghai Volunteer Corps elsewhere in China," he said "First when he won the Al class grand we had Mr. H. B. Faers and then aggregate this afternoon at the on his retirement Mr. J. A, Smith. Rifle Range with. a tally of 199 These two gentlemen have done points. Bill Hutchinson and young much more for tennis in Tientsin Petterson. both American Com-than most people realize."... Dany stars, deadlocked for second

place with 188 points each.

Corporal Caldas of Portuguese Company took first place in "A" class with 183 points, while Cor- poral Schetenin of Russian Com- pany was secoud, 28 markers in arrears.

Berglof won event 7 with A possible score of 10 hits in snap- H.M.S Capetown Beaten by shooting, while event 8 was taken

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Landlubhers

by Sergeant Langley of American. Company. R. M. Jordan of Ameri can Company clinched event 8:

SHANCHAT BOWLS SEASON OPENED

Yangtszepoo

Shangbal, May 19.

Bowling Club,

"Tientsin should be grateful that she has such a keen Honorary Secretary and body of Executive Officers who have the

game of tennis so much at heart."

JOINT MANOEUVRES

[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Preis (Copyright).]

Istanbul, May, 23.

A new precedent will be set by Turkey and Greece by holding joint naval manoeuvres this summer, according to a despatch from Athens to the newspaper ***Tan" here which asserts that the proposal to this effect, had been made by the Greek Govern- ment since, in the latter's opinion.

has become necessary to bring about a certain measure of e- operation between the two allfes fleeta Trangééáh Hô8“ Min.

On Wednesday. May, 15, Chefoo Cricket Club played their first match of the season, meeting a team from EMS. Capetown which has been paying Chefoo a short visit. The ship went in fist but were all our for 43 owing to the Amazing evidence of the remark-skilled bowling of Parker Neal, able speed with which indigestion Lutley and Rist. The home team and stomach paine can be stopped compiled 125 for four and put the has been revealed by medical ex- periments and X-ray photographs 50, leaving Chefoo victorious by an

visitors in again, when they made Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club Reds, of actual cases. These prove the innings and 32 runs.

and the Recs triumpheli in the ingredients of Bisurated Magnesia

opening league matches of the to be the quickest-acting and most

Shanghai 'Lawn Bowls Association effective known to medical science.

to-day. In the second-division di Within minutes a teaspoonful

The bathing section of St. An- the league Yangtzepoo Bowling of 'Bisurated Maguesit in a little drew's Club will commence weekly Club defeated Hongkew Golf Club water produced complete relief in

picnics to-day leaving Police Pier. by 70 shote to 43. cases where numberless other re-

Kowloon, at 3.30 pm. Moonlight In the zenior category Yangtze- inedies had failed entirely.

picnics will replace the usual after-poo Bowling Club had no difficulty noon ones on June 15, July 13 and in walloping the Hongkew Golf August 10. The launch will leave Club, winning in three rinks, 76 (Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Police Pler at 8.15 p.m. returning shots against 40.

Press (Copyright).] at about 11 pm. The Committee has decided that all non-guaran- Jurifor Club by a single shot, The SL.B.C. Reda trimmed the

París, May 23. A new record on the commercial tors be charged $1 per plenic and 57-55, thanks to Turnbull's rink air route between Berlin and Should any typhoon algal other The Reca also won narrowly, German three motored Junkers not $1.29 as previously notified. which defeated Hall's by 28 to 18. Paris has been established by a

will automatically be cancelled, 46 due to the good play on the distance on the regular schedule than No. 1 (T) be hoisted, picnics edging out Country Club by 50 to plane which covered the 552 miles The convener of the bathing part of Ackerman's and Brandt's in three hours and five mirates-- section is Mr. E. F. Fincher,

"Hisurated' Magnesia is a com- plete trentment for the relief of tomach troubles-it neutralises the harmful acids that cause the trou- ble and it spreads a soothing, protective film over the stomach Jining

Get Binurated Magnesia pow der or tablete from your chemist

or store to-day, but be sure to look for the oval BISMAG sign if you want the quickest-acting stomach! remedy doctors know.

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