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ENTRIES FOR RACE MEETING

Second Extra To Be Held On March 28

The following are the entries for the Second Extra Race Meeting of the Hong Kong Jockey Club to be held on March 28.

1.-Colonial Stokes,-Winner $400. Second $175. Third $100. For China Ponies, Griffins of this season Winners barred. Weight for in ches as per scale. Pontes that have won: $200 to $499 in stakes, 5 ib. allowance; less than $200, 10 lb. allowance. Jockey Allowance: "Al- lowances accumulative. Entrance

$5. One Mile.

Amberley (158), Laughing Girl (158) Miracle (148), Old Star (151), Silversmith (150), and Tyne (156).

Plate.-Winner $400,

ACCORDING TO

BOOK

Yesterday's Tennis Results

Only two matches were played yesterday at the Hong Kong Cric- ket Club-ground"in the open Ten- nis Championships of the Colony and these were one singles and one doubles.

"In the Singles, R. Chos met and defeated Y. C. Lau by two straight sets the score being 6/2, 8/0. It was rather an easy match for Choa as Lau did not seem to strike that form which he exhibited' in his arst round match, Choa's fore- hand often found Lau standing.

The doubles match between A Crawford and S. A. Gray and G. Lal and H. Chang was by far s better game. Crawford and bras 2.-Rosehill

lost the first set through inability Second $175. Third $100. For Auş- to cope with their opponents' hard italian Ponies of this season, Win- | driving though it must be sald ners barred. Weight for inches that they quickly mastered as per scale. Ponles that have won:

defect and went on win the other $200 to $499 In stakes, 3 lb. allow-

two sets to win the match. ance; less than $200, 6 lb. allow- ance. Jockey Allowance. Allowances accumulative. Entrance $5 Six Furlongs

Blandford (148), Brutus (140), Gold Dragon (146). Honey (146), Ranger (146), Violet Queen (152), arid Zodiac (155),

3-Mirs Bay Handicap.-Winner $550. Second $250. Third $150. For China Pontes "A" Class. Win- ners of $5,000 or more in stakes since" 1st January, 1936. barred. Jockey Allowance.

Entrance 35. Once From The Two Mile Post Round and In About One Mile 171

$ Yards).

Cossack's Beauty, Cyclamen Bay, Diana May, Gladiator, Herod, King's Warden. Macaroni. and "Soldier of Britali.

4-Sub.--Griffins Spring Handi- cap-Winner $800. Second $250. Third $150. For China Ponies, Subscription Griffins of this Club of any Beason. Juckey Allowance. Entrance $5, One and A Quarter Miles.

Ballos, Bistre, Burgomaster, Cop par Idol, Double Chance, Emer- gency Call, Gold Sovereign, Judea, Lucky Strike, Mountain View, Rac- ing Boy, Rose Evelyn, Seventeenth of September. Tiny Star, Valley View, Wadebridge, Warrington, and Young Chap.

5-Commonwealth "Handicap. Winner $450. Second. $200. Third $100. For China Ponies. "C" Class, To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won ten races anywhere at any time. No Whips" or Spurs al lowed. Entrance $5. One Mile.

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1936.

Y. MARCH 21,

ATHLETIC SPORTS

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY,

HONG KONG

LADIES GOLF

Prizes Presented

GOLF CLUB

Starting Times For Fanling For Sunday Spring Meching."

a.m.

:

OLD COURSE

The follows are, the results of Competitions hald at Fanling

Wanchai School Holds Annual Meet

MARTELL'S BRANDIES

KNOWN, APPRECIATED AND CALLED FOR THE WORLD OVER.

THREE STAR..

Annual

under

(also square"pints)

..

Championship Winner Mrs. D. 1. and friends were present at the A large gathering of students

Newbigging, Runner-Up MTS.

Queen's Conege Ground, Causeway S. Cassidy.

Bay. yesterday afternoon, when Captain's Cup Winner Mrs, the Wanchal Government School 9.20. O. E. C. Marton, D. S. Rona S. Filler. Runner-Up Mrs. Webb. held

their Fourteenth 9.24: 1. H. Goare, R. Yourir

Railway Cup Winter Mrs. A. K. Athletic Sports: Meeting 0.28 N. K.Litt.ejohn, A. B. Pur-Mackenzie. Runner-Up Mrs. New deal weather conditions.

bigging...

The meeting was a great suc- Ross Cup Winner Mra N. Mccess in every way, and produced. Gowan: Runner-Up Mrs. Hiliter.. keen, individuni rivalry, resulting. Taggart Cup Winner Mrs. Hin a marked improvement over the ller. Runner-Up Mrs. A. K. Mac-showing of the previous years. kenzie.

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9.32 S. H. Dodwell, K. S. Morri-

Son

9,36 C.. B. Johnson, Sir W. Shen-

tot

9.50 W. L. A.exander, T. J. Price 9.44 E. des Voeux, H. Jusserant 9:48 F. A Howard, DXA. OʻKieff‹ 9.52 3. 8. Dykes, J. Forbes 9.58 J. D. Kinnaird, T. S. Morri-

10.00 G. A. Pentreath, E. Taylor, 10.04 E N. Williamson, G. H. Bond 10.08 G, W. Sewel, J. W. Alabre-

ter

BOGEY

י

Bogey, New Course. Won Mrs, Sheldon, 1 down.......

Long-Driving. Won by Mrs. Wilson, 189 yards,

Approaching. Won by Mrs. Blake & Madame Jasserand.

10 strukes: Putting Pool. Won by Madame Jusserand 16..

10.12 3. G. Charlton, W. Paterson LG.U. Medals, Scratch Score. this 10.18 0. J. Shannon, J.A.D. Morri-Old Course. Mrs, N. Nilson 97.

There were no exceptionally long rallies but the sharp bouts of play were featured by some very nice killing shots and volleys, The final score was 3/6, 6/3, 6/3.

The zooming of the seaplanes that were flying over the ground were certainly no inducement to concentration.

son

10.20 TJ Fenwick, J. Me 1.

Brown

LG.U. Medals, Handicap Score. Old Course. Mrs. Eller 99-17=82. LG.U. Medals, Scratch Score. New Course. Miss Stevenson..97..

LG.D. Medals. Handicap Score. New Course Mrs. C. B. Brown

Tombstone Prize presented by 10.40 C. W. Jeffries, H. G. Wal-Mrs. C. H. Burton, Won by Mrs.

ington

10.24 A.C.I. Bowker, A. H.. Pena 10.28 P. Morrison, R. K. Collings 10.32 T. B Rowell, R. M. E Lis 10.36 J. W. Mayhew. W.N.A. Sma!- | 100-31~69.

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10.44 W. J. S. Key A. Summerfelt 10.48 R. C. Wabb. A. McKel ar 10.52 R. A. Rodgers, T. J. Draper The Coot (142), and The Gorilla 10.56 W. Pittendrigh. J. Angwin (153).

MIRS BAY HANDICAP Cossack's Beauty 168. Cyclamen Bay 140, Diana Eay 158, Gladiator 160, Herod 154, King's Warden 188, Macaroni 154, Soldier of Britain 188.

SUB-GRIFFINS SPRING

HANDICAP

Balios 140, Bistre 165, Burgomas-

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11.00 A. I; Burnie. J. MacFarlane 11.04 A. Webster, F., C. Mud'e 11.08 E T. McMullen, Pay.

Cdr. Thatcher" 11.12 Surg. Lt. Cdr. Marks,

Lt. Morant

It

Webb on the 19th fairway?

Tombstone Runner-Up. Prize pre- sented by Mr. Hitchens. Won Mrs. Simpson: 5 feet from" 18th hole

Tombstone Hidden Prize. Won Mrs. C. W. E. Bishop.

Shanghai Foursomes. Won Miss C. Crapnet and Miss F. M. Pay. Stevenson 89-13-78.

LO.U. Silver Medal for 1935 wori by Mrs. Gilmore.

L.G.U. Bronze Medal won by Mrs. Drayson.

NEW COURSE 11.00 V. M. Grayburn, A. H. Bar-

low

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ter 140, Copper Idol 150; Double | The Dunlin 145, Tinsmith 145, Chance 154, Emergency Call 148, Viven Tor 158. Judea 140, Lucky Strike 150, Moun- tain View 155, Racing Boy 150, Rose Evelyn 185, Seventeenth of September 140. Tiny Star 168, Valley View 150, Wadebridge 158, Warrington 160, Young Chap 164.

COMMONWEALTH HANDICAP

TAIWAN BAY HANDICAP Ballos 140, Belmont Star 150, Boxing Eve 162, Burgomaster 153. Copper Idol 155, Double Chance 159, Emergency Call 152, Foxbridge 168, Glad Eyes 168, Gold Current 158, Hopscotch 140, Lemberg 188, Bear Claw 164, Boolat Bay 168, Locksley Hall 140, Lucky Strike 155, Donovan 132, Flybynight

Mike. 155, Miracle 168, Night View 156, Great Hall 160, High Honour 161.153, Fhilanderer 158, Plain View, High Speed 168, King's Sceptre 156, 165, Popular Star 145, Rousseau Mayflower 158, Mersey 153, Pride 166. Seventeenth of September 154, of Tsingtao 155. Ribble 168, Royal Splendid View 16, Ythan 168. Highness 156, Soldier of Germany 161, Soldier of Peace 165, Soldier of Victory 168, Valorous 143, What

Chance 140, Zero 140. · ·

CALLIOPE HANDICAP

Bear Claw, Boolat Bay. Donovan,

Bag Tor 162, Electron 144, Holl- Figbynight. Great Häll, High Honday Eve 155. Racing Heart 140. our, High Speed. King's Stepite Rose Ann 142, Shooting Star, 158, Mayflower. Mersey, Pride of Tsing Snowy River 140, Strathroy 185. 130, Ribble, Royal Highness. Sol- dier of Germany. Soldier of Peace. Soldier of Viciory. Valorous, What A Chance and Zero.

6.---Calliope Handicap-Winner $450. Second $250. Third $150, For Australian Ponies, "A" Class. Wlaners of ten or more races a any time barred. Jockey Allowance Entrance $5. One Mile.

Bag Tor, Electron, Holiday Eve, Racing Heart, Rose Ann, Shooting Star, Snowy River, Strathroy, The Dunlin, Tinsmith, and Vixen Tor,

7-Taiwan Bay Handicap.--Win- ner $400, Second $175. Third $100. For China Ponies, "D" Class, Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5. Six

Furlongs,

Balios, Belmont Star. Boxing Eve, Burgomaster, Copper Idol, Double Chance, Emergency Call, Foxbridge, Glad Eyes, Gold Cur- rency, Hopscotch, Lemberg, Lock- sley Hall, Lucky Strike. Mike. Miracle, Night View, Philanderer, Plain View, Popular Star, Rous- seau, Seventeenth of September, Splendid Vlew and Ythan."

8-Hongham Bay Handicap- Winner $500. Second $225. Third $125. For China Ponies, "B" Class. Jockey Allowance. "Entrance $5. From the Two Mile Post Once Round and in (About One Mile 171 Yards).

Bright View, Harvest View, Het- man, Honeymoon Evé, Jungle Jim, King's Bounty. King's Jubilee, King's Justice, King's Lead, Mis- take Bay, Pontiac Bay, Rosc- Queen, Sadko, and Soldier · of

China,

9-Union Plate Winner $400. Second: $175. Third $100. For China Ponies, Subscription Griffins of this Club of this Season. Win- ners barred. Weight for inches as per scale. Ponles that have won: $200 to $499 in atakes, 5 lb, allow- ance; less than $260, 10 lb. al- lowance. Jackey Allowance. Al lowances accumulative. Entrance $5. 8ix Furlongs..

Cassius (144), Fidelity (150), Gold Sovereign (181), Hawthorn (148), Herlot: (158), Hamber (148), Ocean View:(152), Paymaster(151), Rug- by: Star (145); fhámrock." (150)," Btopwatch (142) Birathalan (145). !

사

for 1935

THE PRESENTATION

Before presenting the Cups and Prizes the Captain. Mrs. A. K Mackenzie, thanked all those who had competed for the various Competitions during the past sea- son and the Spring Meeting, and making it such a successtul one. She took the opportunity of con- Aralulating

Campion. Mrs. D. L. Newbigging, on winning the truphy. Thanks were a so ex- pressed to Mrs. C. H: Burton for

the to kindly presenting

Tomb stone Prize, and to Mr. Hitchens fet the Runner-up Prize, and fog all the assistance he and Mrs Hitchens had given to the arrange

ments.

the

new

HONGHAM BAY HANDICAP Bright View 181, Harvest View 158, Hetman 148, Honeymoon Eye 164, Jungle Jim 158, King's Bounty: Mr. Mackenzie thanked her 150 King's Jubilee 165, King's Committee, especially the Justice 188, King's Lead 161, Mis-Secretary and Handicap Manager. take Bay 161. Pontiac Bay' 161, for a the work that had been Rose Queen 158, Sadko 158, Soldier dotit. of China 181.

Mrs. Whyte Smith, on behalf

"This is my Cigarette-"

"If you've never tried Wills's Gold Flake then get ready for a real treat. You'll find them milder, cooler and more delightful than any cigarettes you've ever smoked."

In packets of 10s- cellophane' wrapped In tins of 503-vacuum packed

Hon

The Senior Champion Shield of the school was won by Li Man Cheting with an aggregate of 18 points; the Junior, was annexed ry Mok Kwong Sing with 13 points, while the Smk Boys'; was carried off by Pang Tin Po with 10 points.

"

At the conclusion of the day's sports, the prizes were distributed to the winners by Mr. G. W. Reeve. Seadmaster of the Ellis Kadoorie School,

After the distribution of prizes, three cheers were called for Mr. Reeve and the school.

THE RESULTS. The folowing were the detailed results:-

Potato Race (Smail" Boys): 1st, Leung Yau-uen; and, Yuen Kin-,

WENK

Long Jump (Senior): 1st, Cheng Kwan-min; 2nd, Kwan Fong-

ming.

Long Jump (Junior);, ist. . Hsu. Ching-kal; 2nd. Mak Kwang-sing

High Jump (Senior). 1st, Cheng Kwan-min; 2nd. Fong Wah- cheung.

CORDON BLEU (over 85 years old)'

V.S.Q.P.

CORDON ARGENT

(over 60 years old)

MARTEIN

• ECUSSON"

SOLE AGENTS:-

V.V.E.S.O.P.

GANDE, PRICE & CO., LTD.

St. George'a Building, No. 2, Ica-Houan Street, Hong Kong. Dial No. 20135.

HONG KONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION

There will be a practice shoot. only this (Saturday) afternoon on the naval range at Stonecutters score cards will not be issued, nor will any official record be kept of the scores obtated. No private launches will be hired by the AS-

High Jump (Junior) ist, Chari Yick-yuen; 2nd, Lau Yan-fee.

Half-Mile (Senior): 1st, Id Man-sociation. cheung: 2nd, Wan Cheng-chi.

Haif-Mile (Junior); 1st Lo Kam wing: 2nd, Lau Yan-fec.

100 Yards Flat Rage (Senior): 1st. L Man-cheung: 2nd. Kwan Fong-ming.

100 Yards Flat Race (Junior):

1st, Mak Kwong-sing; 2nd, Hau Ching-kal

(Small

75 Yards Flat Race Boys): 1st, Pang Tin-po; 2nd. Yuen Kin-wan,

220 Yards Fat Race (Senior): 1st, Li Man-cheung, 2nd, Kwan Fang-ming.

the

£1 those present thanked Captain and Committee for their 锻 making- the arrangements

Those members who wish to shoot may, by the courtesy of the Naval Dockyard Rife Cub,use the launch leaving Flagstaff Steps (in the Dockyard) at 1.15 pm. and Kowloon Public Pier at 1.30 pm, returning from Stonecutters at the conclusion of the shoot.

220 Yards Rat Race (Junior): 1st. Mok Kwong-sing: 2nd. Chan Hon-sau.

(Small 100 Yards Fiat Race Boys) ist. Pang Tin-po; 2nd,

Yuen Kin-wAJI,

Sick Race (Open): 1st, Fong Wa-cheung: 2nd. Yueng Tse-long Three-legged Race (Open): 1st.

and Fong Wa-cheung

Cheng Kwan-min; 2nd, Li Man-cheung and Mo Che-huen.

Past Pup! Race: 1st, Mak Sing- chung: 2nd. Li Lif-miņg.,

Consolation Race: 1st, Tung

Spring Meeting so enjoyable.

At the conclusion of the distri button of prizes. Mrs. Mackenzie was presented with a basket of flowers.

The usual group photograph was Shiu-kee; 2nd. Wong Sui-kwong. taken.

Inter-Class Team Race (Classes

Gold Flake

Wills's

BOAT RACE TRIAL

London, Mar, 19. Oxford University boat race crew to-day accomplished a very

good conditions. mediocre full-course tria, despite

They took 21 minutes strands, to Mortlake-

row from Putney to

Heuter's Bulletin-Service. ⠀

HOME FOOTBALL

London, Mar. 19. Leicester City, playing at home, beat Newcastle by a goal to mill, while in the Third Division (South) Newport, also. at home, beat Gillingham by 4 goals to 2.-.-. Beuter.

HOME RUGGER MATCHES

London, Mar, 19. Middlesex, at home, beat Ox- fordshire by 19 points to 18 in day, while Swansea, also at home, their Rugby Union match yester-

beat Cardiff 20 to 0.ruler.

4 and 5): 1st, Class 4A; 2nd, Class

48.

Inter-Class Team Race (Classes 6, 7 and 8): 1st, Class 7; ·2nd, Class 6,-...

Inter-School Rainy Race: Wah School,

AS GOOD AS GOLD

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