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DOUBLE TENTH RACES

Prospects Discussed

(By "BLACK ROCK")

The "Doubl: Teath" Meeting opens with the Carnarvon Handi- which Grillins amongst cap for there are some very prominen; entrics and I expect a close fin.sh in the following order Rose Queen, King's Jublice, and Pontiac Bay.

JORDAN HANDICAP The Jordan Handicap (1st. sec- tion for D Class ponies has a large entry amongst which there are many old favourites, Boxing Eve is my selection, and I think h can just make it though the distance Is rather long for him. Other ponies that should Agure well are Iron Grey (Plh and Dou- ole Chance (Frost).

ABLE AMAZON

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1935.

INTER-SCHOOL

AQUATICS

Revived After Eleven Years

After a lapse of 11 years the Inter-Schoo's Aquatic Meet was revived again when at the V.R.C. Bath "yesterday after- noon the Schools turned out in full force to vie with each other for Championship honours. There were severa; interest- ing and exciting finishes especially in the relay races.

In the Medley Relay. Wah Yan easily romped home win- by St. ners while the 200 yards Free Style Relay Joseph's after a well judged race swum by their four men,"

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From the start the contest developed into a struggle be- .. tween St. Joseph's College and Wah Tan and in the last but one event St. Joseph's College was leading Wah Yan by 31 Style Relay- points to 30: The last event-200 yards Free

created a great deal of excitement. A win or a second place for St. Joseph's College would automatically have given them the Championship and as it turned out to be they came yards ahead of Wah Yan to win the championship with seven paints to spare.

also

won

St. Joseph's Collège the individual championship. S.

title with Lee claiming the points

This race ler Aussies should re- sult in another easy victory for the champion Ab!: Amazon, and if the ather is good I will not be at all surprised to see him break the record. Of the other ponies Bag- Tor is the best with" Australian Goldsmith. (Black) and

Boy (Deitz).

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DOUBLE TENTH PLATE The 4th, event of the programme is he Double Tenth Plate, and a great race is expected provided As the Liberty Bay does not start. race is only 5 furlongs I select Oak Bay as he is a very fast surt- er, and will be taken care of by Frost. This pony holds the record for this distance. Other starters o give him a race will be Soldier of Britain (Deltz). and King's Justice (Butter),

WATCH BRIGHT VIEW The Nashan Handicap for B class pontes is the first leg of the Double Event but I do not expect VLKY many starters. Nacaroni with Black on the saddle should start favourite despite fils carry- ing top-weight. Ribble Frost) Is having his first outing after the summer and ought to be near the inish. Another dangerous pony if It rains Is Bright View (Llang) as he likes the heavy going, and has

a very light weight to carry.

HELMONT STAR:

In the 2nd, section for D class ponies

I expect

Belmont Sar

+ Black) to repeat his victory, but

I am very afraid of 17th. Septem- ber (Frost). whlie Lucky Strike (Pih) ought to be in the running.

CLOSE FINISE? The Austin Plate for C Class ponies will have a large field and a cices finish is expected. I still selec: High Speed (Pih› 10 win despite his poor performance the last meeting. Monoplane (Pan) is a very riable bet as this pony. is very consistant, and is fit at the moment. Other ponies that should be close are Jungle Jim (Llang) and Lemberg. (Black). -

ANOTHER EVEN RACE The Meeting closes with the Cantala Handicap for- B class Aussies. This race though hav- ing only seven entries should provide a good finish. I select

win to Halcyon (Black)

with High (Frost) and Snowy River Finance (Pih) to follow in this - order.

I will give my final selections in to-morrow's issue of the ""Daily free"

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At the conclusion of the meet Mrs. W. L. Handys de gave away the prizes. Mention was made by the committee of the good work put in by Mr. E. F. Selk withour whose hard work the meet could not, have been the success it was.

The results were as follows: 100 Yards Free Style:

1-Lau Yik Wing (St. Joseph's 2 S. Lee (St. Joseph's) 3-Kwok Hon Ming (King's

College)

50 Yards Back Stroke:

1-Yueng Che Kok (Wah Yan 2-Shum Ka Wong (St. Paul's) 3-A. Azedo (La Salle)

200 Yards Breast Stroke: "

1 Tan Hon Chi (King's

College: 2--Chung Yu Hing (Wah Yan); 3-Lee Wal Fan (St. Joseph's! 50 Yards Free Style:

1-Lau Yik Wing (St. Joseph's 2-S. Ece (St. Joseph's) 3-Ro See Ding (St. Stephen". Diving

1-Kwok Chi San (St. Joseph's) 2–Leang Tin "sáng (St.

Joseph's

HOME FOOTBALL

In

Stephen's

3-Chow Hon Cheang 1st,

Medley Relay:

1-Wah Yan College

2-St. Paul's College 3-La Salle College

50 Yards Breast Stroke:

1-Chung Yu Hing (Wah Yan 2-Seun Fu Sun (St. Joseph's) 3--Leung Tin Sang (St. Paul's) 100 Yards Back Stroke:

-Chal Chan Po (Chung Nam 2-Man Chu Kwong (St.

Stephen's 3-A. K. Rumjahn (St.

Joseph's

200 Yards Free Style:

1-S. Lee (St. Joseph's 2-Lal Kwan Lul Wah Yan 3-Kwok Hon M'ng (King's) 100 Yards Breast Stroke:

1-Wong Hok Kwok (Wah Yan) 2-Seun Fu Sun (St. Joseph's) 3-Chung Yu. Hing Wah Yan) 200 Yards Relay:

1-St. Joseph's College 2-Wah Yan College 3-St. Stephen's College School Championship:

1-St. Joseph's College-

42 points 2--Wah Yan College-35 points Individual Championship:

. 8. Lee (St. Joseph's College)

11 points

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THE CRISIS DEEPENS

<Special Air Mail Service)

London, Sept. 16... THE SECOND DIVISION

Although the Kilt Society of Blackpool and Southampton | Inverness have tackled the ques- tion of the black or white tle for continued to show good farm in the Second Division, both winning Highland evening dress they have not yet come to a definite deci- SO until slon, and will not dó easily at Home. Finan scored, for Blackpool

their next. meeting. when The Mackintosh is likely to be present. writes a correspondent.

against

The crux of the matter seems to be not so much the question of the tle, white or" black, or 'a

dress shirt at all.

West Ham United after 10 minutes and Oram gul another goal before ha.f-time. West Ham found the well-balanced Blackpool side too good for them. and although Marshall scored for them Farr and Finan added fur- ther goas for Blackpool. Sautalace jabot, but the display of a ampton's form is quite unexpected after their performances of last season and they were always too good for Bradford. who, however, improved after the interval. Tot- tenham Hotspur gained the lead the first ha.f at She Beld when Morrison, who also twice hi a post, scored, but. Sheffield United driw level half an hour from the end and after that the Tottenham defence

under was constantly pressure. A draw was a fair re-

AGAIN DELAYED sult. Plymouth Argyle beat Ful-

Shanghai Bowls Team

the

ham comfortable at Plymouth, but Charlton Athletic proved too good for Hull City at Hull. Charlton were ston two goals up, but Hull, helped by à defensive mistake, drew level before half-time. the second half Dunne, Hull's right back, was hurt and Chariton scored two more goals.

In

The Shanghai Lawn Eow's team which is scheduled to arrive here this morning has again been de-

One of the most surprising re- layed, this time through "dirty"

suits was the defeat of Newcastie weather prevailing outside

United on their own ground by expected harbour. They are

to Manchester United. It was not a reach this Colony at about 5 p.m. to-day in which case the match particularly good game, and New- ¦ arranged to take

place On the Police Green between the visitor and the combined team from the Police and Civil Service will have to be cancelled.

What arrangements. if any are to be made for the playing off of this match are unknown at the pre sent moment but if the visitors agree it wil; in al probability b played off on Bunday morning.

The first Interport which is to take place to-morrow on the Re- creio Green will be played as ar- ranged while in the morning the visitors will be afforded the op- portunity of rolling up on which- ever green they prefer.

HOME FOOTBALL

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London, Oct. 7. In Scottish League football match to-day, Dundee beat Third Lanark by three goals to two Heuter

As I have already pointed out. the Prince of Wales has got over this difficulty by wearing a tunic tight to the throat, sürmounted by a small jabot which acts the part of a stock.

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BOY KING'S STAMPS

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Sept. 18. The new Jugoslav stamps, which are to replace those of the late King Alexander, have just reach- ed me.

They bear the head of King Peter, the youngest monarch in Europe. The name of the country appears in the two scripts, Latin and Kyrillic.

The examples sent to me are in and the particular six colours, stamp reproduced here, slightly enlarged. is the 150 dinar issue... stamps. The King Alexander casue, although having more of which are now being withdrawn, the play, lost it because they could bear black mourning edges.

not take their chances, Norwich City also lost at home, to Leicester City. In this match Norwich were rather unlucky. They took the In the & corner lead following middle of the first half, but Lel- A strong cester scored twice in

HOCKEY

The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club against the Royal Weich Fusiliers at King's

Anish.

Park at 8 D.m. of Wednesday, Reading gained the lead in the October 9, 1935:-L. D. Kilbeê. J Southern Section of the Third E. Potter (Capt.). G. Sommer, W. Division when they won a poorcoteaworth, W. A, Reed, J. L. Tet- game against Gillingham by the ley. N. A. E. Mackay, J. W. Pote only goal Crystal Palace kept Hunt, O. E. R. Divett, 8. A. Reed.

them by beating and J. L. Nooy. Bournemouth, and Coventry City, winning easily at Exeter and

pace

with

searing their 18th goal of the sea- the first three minutes, before the, side had settled down. son in the process, kept well within home

the Tranmere Rovers, who led the reach of the leaders. In Northern Bection Oldham Athletic, Division throughout most of last who were relegated at the end of season but faltered in the closing did well to win at weeks, are on top again as a ̈re- last season,

where few visitingsult of their victory at Carlisle. Wrexham, teams are successiu. The only Here also there was only one goal, goal of the match was scored in scored near the end.

LOCAL GOLF

Kowloon - Valley Match

Teams for the Kowloon-Happy Valler match on Sunday, October 20 have been selected as follows:- Flay will start at 9 a.m. The course is reserved for this match,

Kowloon Golf Club

R. K. Collings," D, C. Wilson, W. Taylor. A. J. Dennis, H. H. Mundy." A. L. Eastman, J. D.Thompson, G. Milne, W. Groves, R. Henderson, F. C Barry. W. C. Simpson. G. P. Murphy. W. Ahern. E. O. Murphy and W. Stoker.

Reserves: A. Andrews and W. Kershaw.

* 4,

Happy Valley Golfers D. S. Edward. A. McKellar, K. S. Robertson, W. A. Stewart. J. Mc- Knight,.W, S. Hiller, T. D. Paton A. D. Humphreys, P. Morrison, Col. E D. Matthews, C. Mycock, J. Shepherd. W. W. C. Shewan, H. T. Buxton, J. J. King and B. W. Brad- bury.

Reserves: A. Brooksbank, A. Mac- farlane A. W. Muir and A. O. Erawn.

KOWLOON GOLF

Captain's Cup (October 5 and 6, 1935) the second qualifying week- end resulted as follows:-

H. E. Longbottom 86-1868 and H. D. Gausden 80-10-70, qualf-

fled.

Other scores were:-

W. A. Stewaït 79-8-71. E. Christensen 86-15-71.

D. C. Wilson 77-5=-72.

Total entries 21.

TIGERS WIN

First World Series Pennant

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Detroit, Oct.,7.

Detroit Tigers won their first world championship by beating the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 in the sixth game of the world series to-day after a slugging duel in which the lead changed a half dozen times.

A howling crowd of 48.420. the greatest baseball crowd in Detroit's history, saw the match.

The issue was in doubt until the when the voteran last inning Goslin drove Cochrane home with a single and gained the deciding FELFY.---

Beuter.

HONG KONG SWIMMER'S NEW RECORD

Chan

Nanking. Oct. 7. Chun-hing. the Hong Kong swimmer, created a new 50- metre-free-style national record of 28 minutes 3 seconds yesterday afternoon during an exhibition of swimming here, at which Mias Yeung

leading Sau-king, the Chinese Mermaid, as well as two other swimming starts from the Colony, participated.

ed

More than 10,000 people storm- the doors of the swimming pool, outside the Mausoleum Park to watch the "Beautiful Mermaid"

The pro and her performances. ceeds of the gate will go towards the flood relief fund.

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The Hong Kong delegates turned to Shanghai last night, by the night train- Central News Agency.

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