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$1.404.90

1552 2178

401.40

200.70

Nos, 19, 2889, 162, 638, 1165 get

HUNT

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,

THE FANLING

LEAGUE SOCCER

Fixtures for Week-

End

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

England Beaten By Wales

Meeting

Entries for Spring

No.

Race

12.30 Spring Handicap"-17 hurdle race for China Winner of the Fanling Grand Na- tional this year barred.

150 each.

Race 7

No, '450 409

$1,778.25 392.75

pm.-"The

Race 8

miles. · A Ponies.

No. 1703

++

1284 2146

$1,587.30 567.80 283.90

T. Geldsworthy.

Race 9

Cup or $50: 2nd $30; Entry Fee $3.

Winner ä 3rd $20.

No 3176

$1,792.00

Ponies

973 1582

512,00

256.00

Cassie Hall

Weights

152

188

Nos. 2365, 21 get $50 each.

Race 10

No. 178

$1.818.60

1406 "590

510.60 250.80

Nos, 323. 3112 get $50 each

Race 11

No. 3468

2971 2632

$1,633.80

466.90

233.40

Nos. 4, 2773. 1278 2345, 2636, 2729, 1872, 1094, 1248. 268, 1393, 3730 get

$50 each.

Race 12

No, 229

1488

"

$2,080.00 ..

596.00 208.00

132

..Nos. 3415, 9345, 3464, 1220, 3813 ge $50 each.

D.ogenes

Ike

Racing Strain

150 148

Race No. 2 The San Wal Handicap Streplechase"-13 miles for China Ponles. "Winner of the Fanling Grand Natidhal this year barred. Winner a Cup $50: 2nd $30; 3rd $20. Entry Fee $3.

Ponies

Darien Diogenes

Punch

Sold'er of Italy

or

Weights

148 108

152

156

Ho

Race No. 3."The Tally Plate-1 miles. A hurd e race for China Ponies that in the opin- ion of the Committee are bona Winners this seator. fide hunters.

o an öpen Hurd'e Race and the

FIRST LEG DAILY DOUBLE winner of the Jorrocks Plate "A"

Division barred. Catchweight 168 los, Ponles that started in the and Jorrocks Plate "B" Division did not place allowed 5 lbs. Win- ner a Cup or $50;, 2nd $30; 3rd $20. Entry Fee $3.

Weights

VS

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29. 1936. 1st Division,

South China ‘"A“

Club de Referee: H. J. Recreio, CH2.

Linesmen: C. Lane and Smyth

R.A. S" VA.

F3.30. H.K.F.C., Referee: R. M. Omar. Linesmen: R. Bernstein and J. Charrey.

Kowloon. East Lancashire VA, $2. Referee: K. K. Ip. Linesmen R."Aldridge and R. I. Evans.

Police vs. RiA: "L", K2. Referee: D. Kossick Linesmen: E." Owen and S. Lawton

2nd Division, Club de Recreio vs. Eastern, KP2. Referee: W. P. Payne.

Navy va, Kowloon, N1. Referee: R. Chapman.

POLICE SPORTS

Two Open Events In Attractive Pro- gramme

The annual athletic sports of London, Feb. 4.

the Hong Kong Police Force, Wales beat England in an inter-

which is to be held on Sunday, national Association Football

March 8 at 2.30 p.m. at Caroline match at Wolverhampton pester-Hill on the S.C.A.A ground (oy day by two goals to one. The kind permission of the committee match was strongly influenced by

of the South China Ath.etle Asso- two separate factors: the first the

clation) promkes to provide at- state of the ground, the second the tractive sport. fact that, thanks to wrenching his knee, Drake was unable to take the field in the second half.

A combination of sleet and frost made the ground B slippery quagmire-an enterprising fal proprietor would have bought it on the spot for the benefit of those who would pay 6d, for the pleasure of slithering about on it. It was Impossible to change direction at all quickly and once a player fell it was fascinating to guess how many yards he would slide before he could get to his feet again; nor was it only the players who went c.into a tackle who fell-falling was

South China vs. HKF.C., CHI. Referee: 8, MacCormac.

Indians,

AUSTRALIANS IN NATAL

HITLER OPENS

Great Innings By Fingleton

Durban, Feb. 25.

J. H. Fingleton enjoyed a per- sonal triumph when in the second Innings of the Australia v. Natal match he registered a century and also completed his thousand runs | for the cour. The game was how-

ever left drawn.

Australia occupied the crease and continued their overnight | total of 10, for no wickets, pro- ceeded score freely and hit up 328 for nine wickets, declared.

Fingleton was in splendid form and scored 187 in 249 minutes, his best hits being a six and 16, bound-

When he reached 119 he com- pleted his thousand runs for the tour, being the first Australian to accomplish this feat.

There are two open events. one (830 yards) being open to 327- bers of H.M. Services includ ng the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps, and 440 yards open to members of the S.C.AA. Besides these two sporting events, an in- teresting programme has been arles. drawn up open to all contingents including seperate sprint events for Europeans, Asiaties. Police Reserve and Police mesten- gers. There is also a

100 yards handicap event for Europeans of the force over 35 years of age, to addition to 100 yards race handicap) for the Superintend- general all over the field. In the enta.

Southorn. O.B.E.. has "E", į circumstances the standard of the

football was remarkably high. Not kindly consented to distribute the continued movements prizes at the conclusion of the attempted but they were actually races. carried out, although it was hard t: predict the behaviour of the 3t would skid, bali-sometimes sometimes come to an abrupt and disconcerting halt.

Royal Engineers vs. University: N2. Referee: A. J. Stockbridge.

3rd Division.

vs. Police "C"

R.A.M.C. Referee: A. E. C: Charke.

Liga Portuguesa vs. Policè Ki. Referee: E. Richardson.

Royal Engineers vs. Rallway, SL. only Referee: D. W. Ellis.

R.A.F. vs. R. Ulster Rifles. R2 Referee: T. Davies,

East Lancs. vs. St. Joseph's, Pl. Referee: D. T. Smith.

SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1936.

1st Division.

Chinese Athletic VS R. Ulster Rifles, CH2. Referee: H Martin Linesmen: T. Jones and S. Ball.

Navy vs. R.W.F., N2. Referee: W. C. Twaite. Linesmen: Crawford and T. McCann.

Donovan

Flybynight

(15) ..(31)

Harvest View

(385)

Laughing Buddha

(13)

Mersey

(3)

Night View

(14)

Ponles

Popular Star

(3)

Dairen

163

Rousseau

(8)

Estover

168

Royal Highness (1st)

(87)

Herga

155

Soldler of Victory

(61)

Iron Cross

188

St. Joseph's vs. South China

"B"

Victoria Hall

(49)

Matinee Idol

163

What A Chance

(6)

Mortmain

188

Ythan

(21).

Nebular Stär

..........

168

Zero

(21)

Racing Strain.

158

The Bogle (late Wonder-

ful Chivalry)

168

The Roundhead

163

Wembly Stag

168

SECOND LEG DAILY

DOUBLE

Boolat Bay (1st))

Royal Scot.....

(17)

(701

No. of Winning Chances: 17. Dividend: $198.50.

OUR TIPS

Another miserable day was spent by both Jockeys and ponies yester- day when most of the races had to be run under conditions very far from being conducive to good racing. The track was at its worst with pools of water here and there which made going, more difficult than ever...

on the

Fields were small in consequence of which dividends

were low side, but thanks to several up- sets provided by the good horse- manship on the part of the jockeys several handsome dividends were paid out.

were

Lady

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By kind permission of Captain A J, L. Murray, D.S.O... O.BE.. E.M.S. Dorset- R.N., the band of shire, under Bandmaster Fortune, LR.AM, AR.CM. RM.

TOP.

Natal batted a short while, but after they had scored 30 for one, stumps were drawn.

WINTER GAMES

60,000 Rise In Salute

Garmisch Bavarian Alps),

February 6.

In ปี heavy snowstorm, Herr Hitler opened the fourth winter Oymp.ad here to-day.

The ceremony took place in the huge outdoor Stadium, the largest in the world, which was built especially for this year's games. .

Herr Hitler, accompanied Dy other Reich Ministers, was given a turaultuous reception by the 60,000 Germans who had come from all parts of the country to see the Games.

When the bands played the German National Anthem the thousands of people rose to their fect in one movement and with arms extended in salute sang-with the band.

The 28 teams taking part in the contest then began their march past. As each contingent trudged through the deep snow, carrying its national colours, it was greeted with rousing cheers and a gun was

Complete scores were: P Australia 1st. Inn::-258 (Richard-fired for each country.

for 4

dec.

son 74.) 2nd Inn. :-326 (Fingleton 187). Natal 1st Inn.:-274 (Harvey 138,

H. F. Wade 78). «

2nd. Inn. 30 for I wicket. -Reuter.

BRITISH TEAM'S SALUTE The British team, headed by the women sklers dressed in white sweaters and blue ski-ing trousers and blue ribbons across their hair, carried the Union Jack. They re- ceived a great ovation when they solemnly raised their hands in a stiff Hitler galute. All the mem- teams wore

It is not unfair to Wales to write E will pay selections during the HOME FOOTBALL bers of the British

that the accident to Drake had an important. Influence on the result of the game, although Hanford. the Welsh centre half-back, had a strong hold over him while he was

afternoon.

All contingents

will compete

for the Aggregate Cup. presented. Forecast for Saturday

by the Superintendents.

The Hon. Mr. T. H. King'

I-

Won the field and played splendidly spector General of Police, is Pre- throughout. It remains BI un-sident whlie the Chairman of the deniable fact that England were meeting is Mr. C. G. Perdue and the better side in the first half and the Hon. Secretary and Treasurer always looked the winners. Theirs Rub-Inspector B. Thorpe, half-back line gave their own for- waris as much of the ball as they

K2. Referee W. R. Reynolds Linesmen! T. Garbett and A. Sandford.

2nd Division.

Radio va. R.A.S.C. ord R.A.O.C. could wish, and it was only the SOCCER LEAGUE

02. Referee: A. E. Sidebottom.

Chinese Athletic vs. Royal En- E. E. Referee: gineers, CH1.

Randall.

Navy 75. South China, Ni. Re- teree: A T. Jarmain.

Race No. 4-"The March Ladies' Race."-Over a country course of оп the about 3 miles Arishing

R. Ulster Rifles vs. East Lancs.. Rate: Courto For China Ponies.

P2. Referee: E. E. Thomas. Pones that have won or been

3rd Division. placed in a Country Race thi

To be ridden by

East Lancs, season barred.

R. Ulster Rifles vs. ladies. Catchweight 135 lbs. Win-P1. Referee: R. I. Evans. ner a Cup or $50; 2nd $30; 3rd Time of Kick off "March"- $20. Entry Fee $3. A souvenir

1st Division: 4.30 p.m. 2nd and wil be presented to the winning 3rd Division: 3.00 p.m

rider:

Ponles

Glenshee Golden Star Croise

Loch Ness Paul Jones, Punch Racing Pluck Snowflake Spinaway Sprig

Spotted Leat Spring Field That's That Wakefield

Zlangi

Race No. 5.The

COUNCIL MEETING

Football Association To Discuss Election

The business before the month- ly meeting of the Counet of the Hong Kong Football Association, to be held in the Association's office on Monday, March 2, consider the following business.

To receive the minutes of Η

Wi

The Owl" our Upster fared quite well taking into consideration

Chairman's Specia! Sub-Committee re-election the state of the weather. He tip- ned correct to win six out of the cup." Over a country course of of Hon. Secretary: to arrange for Shield twelve races while eight of the about 3 miles finishing on the the ground of the Senior placed ponies were also mentioned Race Course For China Ponies: Final to arrange for a ground for by him. Watch out for his tips on Ponies that have

Charity Cup won been the Sunday Herald

or Saturday's issue of the Dally placed in a Country Race this Final: any other business. Fress" for the final day of the season Sarred. Catchweight 168 meeting. "Stable Gossip.

lbs. Winner & Cup presented by the Chairman; id $40; 3rd $30. Entry Fee $3.

FRED PERRY TO TRAIN WITH THE ARSENAL

↓ London, Feb. 3. Fred J. Perry, Wimbledon Lawn tennia champion, is to train with the Arsenal footballers.

At the Arsenal match against Stoke Mr. George Allison, the manager, said

'to him:

"Why don't you come and get it with us!"

He intends to take advantage of the invitation.

Race

Ponles

Festival Eve

Jack O'Lantern Jock Scott Josephine No Fear R. T. B Racing Epirit

The Loafer

No. 6. "The

Brisbane

Plate 5 Furlongs. For Austra Lan Ponies that in the opinion of

the Committee are bona

fide

hunters. Catchweight 155

ibs.

Perry told me to-day that the injury for which be is under treatment is making good progress, and that he is Winter a Cup or $50; 2nd $30; 3rd

about to begin light exercise.

This will take the form of gentle "shadow boxing" and fast walking." As time goes or he will run and do gymnastic work with the footballers.

PLAY THIS MONTH

Fred Porry is to resume lawn tennis practice this month.

ahall be ready for the hand courts championships at Bournemouth in May he stated last night.

But before then I shall play in one or two tournaments in doubles and leave the overheads and smashes to my partner.

Perry, who is the only Englishinan "to win the world's table tennis cham- pionship-1928-29-wea present last night at the English championships.

He is expected to broadcast a run- ning commentary on one of Barna's matches at 7:40 pm. this evening.

It is also hope, that he will referee the final of the men's singles at the Empress Stadium, Earl's Court, to.

morrow.

$20. Entry Fee $3.

Portes

1

TENNIS STAR'S SECRET

WEDDING

brilliance of Jones at right back and the steadiriess of Hanford that! prevented England from building ap a commanding lead.

A GREAT CENTRE-HALF The Welsh forward line moved by fits and starts and their half- back line was too overworked in] defence to be of much use in at- tack. In the second half, however.

changed. everything was

Wales produced some of that traditional fire which had hitherto been lack ing, and England, forced to have only four forwards, decided not to have even that number, with the result that Wales, equalizing after two minutes, salled into the attack and kept it up. apart from an oc- casional breakaway, until the end. Barker and Hibbs stood out in the England side, and Male was a bet- ter back than. Hapgood, who had one of those matches in which most things go wrong. during the second half remained the supreme footballer he had been

Barker

FIXTURES

Clubs To Oppose Alteration

London, Feb. 25.

Further reachons to the Foot-

clubs

(BY FORWARD)

Owing to the decision of the League Management to revise the fixtures for Saturday the 29th inst. I am unable to give this week's forecast. Below is the fore- cast in the Cup-tles to be played.

Fulham v: DERBY

Shefeld U. v. Tottenham Grimsby v. MIDDLESBRO TOTTENHAM v. Barnsley

ESTATE OF £109,000 LEFT

ATIES

tr

black bands on their memory of King George.

Care has been taken to protect the Spanish team from any un- pleasantness owing to their non- Nordic features. Orders were cir- calated privately to German players and visitors that all anti- Jewish feelings and commen should be reserved for the time when the Olympic games are over.

It is curious that Rudi Ball, the Jewish ice-hockey player, was the outstanding player in the German side in the "match with America. He was asked especially to come back to Germany from Spain. - where he had been ving, to take part in the games.

PLAYER SENT OFF Snow continued to fall heavily in the afternoon, and the tee hockey games were played under great difficulty. The ice had to be swept ten times during each

match.

In the game between the United was States and Germany there some rough play on both sides, and in the second period the re- feree sent Jaénicke, the German two captain off the field for minutes. The crowd's hells then turned to boos.

women.

Canada (Olympic Champions) bt.

London, Feb. 4. Major the Hon. Edward Cecil Las- ball League's announcement of re-celles, D.S.O. M.C., of Linton Spring; arranging league football fixtures Wetherby, Yorkshire, only brother of London and Scottish Assurance Cor- for the remainder of the season the Harl of Harewood, a director of the were noted to-day.

poration, who died on August 13 last, of northern A number

48, left estato of the gross value aged threaten to seek an injunction to of £100,245, with net personalty ofl.

Probate of his will, dated Jans 25 last, with a codicil, has been restrain the League from delaying

granted to his brother, the Earl of Publication of the Artures.

They contend that the League's Harewood, of Harewood Hease, Leeds, action is legal and the rules say and his brother in law, Oswald Her-

'Britain's first appearanee in the the Axtures must be arranged at bert Campbell Balfour, of 52 Cornhill,

and He appointed settled funds repre- games will be to-morrow, in the or prior to the annual fixtures London, company director. meeting, and that alteration to

anaum to his wife, Joan Eleanor for those fixtures are allowed only at seating approximately £1200 per downhill ski races for men the annual or a special meeting. life; marriage settlement funds, The results of to-day's ice hockey

matches were: It is further claimed that any al-subject to his wife's life interest, to the teration must be circularised to the then Earl of Harewood; his residence celles Estate (Ltd.), or, if dissolved, to the then Earl of Harewood, Many representatives of clubs He also left 22000 Peco (Ltd.) shares goal to nii. forward line nothing at all re-who at first supported the League's to the butler, Albert Austin, if still in mained. Bastin and Bowden pin decision have reportedly been re- his service and not under, notice in, to 2. ned their faith to the dribble-on radiated by their own directors.-recognition of nearly 30 years' service, and the residue of the property to his such a pitch to get a defender

Reuter Bulletin Service.

wife.: guessing wrong was to beat him properly-but it might have paid both of them better to have open- ward for Astley to shoot high and hard into the net from close range. ed up the game rather more,

The praises of Jones and Han- The whole pattern of the game was ford have already been sung, and changed-now it was Wales and Hibbs performed what was a disjointed Welsh for- not England. ward Une in the first half became prodigies of valour in gaol, Male on a formidable and ingenious com- the goal-line once met a drive from bination in the second, with the Evans full in the face, and Barker elusive Jones and Phillips very continued to do the work of three much to the fore. England had men, but Wales would not be

In the first, but the wing hair clubs at least a week before the to his wife for life and then to Las Paland by 3 goals to 1,

backs fell away a little, and of the

meeting.

Senorita De Alvarez Is Now A only 10 men, it is true, but most denied, and after 20 minutes they

French Countess

London, Feb. 2. Senorita Lili de Alvarez, the Spaniah lawn tennis star, revealed at Bt Maritz, Switzerland, Festerday that

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of those were clustered in defence. scores the winning goal. There Round the English goal, indeed, the was much heading in the English Welsh were outnumbered, but for penalty area, and finally it ended all that it was usually a Welshman with Jones fastening on to the ball, who got the ball.

working 1t, and driving it into the The first corner of the match pet well out of Hibbs's reach. Eng- was forced by Wales, yet almost land had one great chance given she was secretly married over two from the beginning it was England them by a breakaway, by Crooks, steadied months ago to a Frenchman, the who looked the formidable, the but although Bowden Comte Jean de Gaillard de la Valdene, more cohesive side: Bastin had a himself and placed the ball, John's in Madrid.

She said she first met her husband shot charged down and a brilliant clever anticipatiu enabled him to four years ago when tho acted as a move between at least four mem- į save,

England

and Hapgood Hibbs,(Birminghamı correspondent in Madrid for a British bers of the team broke down when newspaper during the Spanish re- Croks,, who exaggerated the num-geal; Male volution. The Comte was also there ber of yards he could give Ellis, (Arsenal), backs; Crayston (Arsen- as the special correspondent of a missed his shot. Such a miss was al), Barker (Derby County), and French

They decided to get married, but excusable since the behaviour of Bray (Manchester City), half- ball was eccentric to backs: Crooks (Derby County), circumstances prevented it for a long the time. They are now at St. Moritz ona degree, but however eccen- Bowden (Arsenal), Drake (Arsen- their honeymoon,

tric it was England were maral), Bastin (Arsenal), and Brook The Comtesse de Gaillard said that, tering it, and they fully deserved (Manchester City), forwards, ns she is now a French subject, she

40 WalesJohn (Sheffield United). will play for France in future. As the lead they took after Senorita de Alvarez she is well known minutes' play. A mass from Bastin goal; Jones (Leicester City) and to Wimbledon crowds, for her stylish was intercepted, the ball went Ellis (Motherwell), backs; Murphy play. She first appeared there in 1926, Inose, and Bowden pounced on it. (West Bromwich Albion), Hanford and reached the final of the singles in dribbled over to the right, and sent Swansea Town), and Richards that and also the following two years. London, Feb. 25.

The Comtesse in 30. She was born a shot from what seemed to be Brentford), half-backs; Hopkins (Brentford), Philips (Aston Villa), Playing a third division, (north-in Rome, and learnt her tennis in an impossibly acute angle.

The second half had hardly be- Astley Aston Villa), Jones (Wol- ctn section) league football match Switzerland.

Wanderers), Her husband, who is a member of gun, however, before Wales equaliz. verhampton at Oldham to-day, Oldham lost to an old French family, was a dying Chester by three goals to one.acs in France, during the Great ed. An attack developed on the Evans, W. (Tottenham Hotspur).

right and Phillips put the ball for forwards.

ficuter.

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The Giraffe

HOME FOOTBALL

War.

paper."

and

United States bt. Germany by "1

Hungary bt. Belgium by 11 goals

Sweden bt. Japan by 2 goals to

nil.

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