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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1936.

Mr. Deitz Rides Four Winners LADIES HOCKEY QUEEN'S COLLEGE COME TO HONG

"(Continued from Page 71

CASH SWEEPS

Betting

1st Pony

2nd Pony

358 363 *705

614

RACE 1

3rd. Pony

1

08

171

No. 2145

The eld

574

724

741

14

"

1371

$1,142.40 326.40 163.20

Total......

1,733 1,872

6. Calliope Handleap (1 Mile) Mr. J.E.D.'s Electron, 144 lbs.

(Mr. N. Deltz) 1 Mr. J. F. Macgregor's Strathroy,

165 lbs. (Mr. D, Black) 2❘ « Mr. V. M. Grayburn's Snowy

River, 140 lbs.

取

Nos. 454, 1981 get. $50 each.

RACE.2

No. 1006....... $1,204.00

15

1354 2006

344.00 172.00

Nos. 2163, 55, 1198 get $50 each.

RACE 3

...

No. 769

.. 854

$1,245.30 355.80 177.90

The

Official Season Closed

Annual Sports Held

Ideal weather conditions which prevailed on Saturday resulted in Hockey season. for the some very good times being clock- Hong Kong Ladies Association wased at the Queen's College Annual brought to a conclusion on Batur-Sports Meet; which was held at day when the Senior Rest team Causeway Bay. Chan Wal-to bet- beat the Caer Clark Cup Cham-tered the high jump record of & plons, the C.BA. Ladles by 3 goals feet 3 inches, which was recorded to 2, and the Junior Rest Team by Ko Kin-fan and Leung I beat the Brawn Cup Champions, choy in 1923. The new height is the Hong Kong Ladies by 4 goals 5 feet 4 inches. 14 inches above

the previous record. to 1.

At the conclusion, of the senior game, Mrs. T. E. Pearce, President

KONG

Propaganda Work 10 Be Intensified

be

A guide book to Hong Kong

distributed throughout the world is now being printed and will be ready next month, accont ing to Mr. K. Begdon, secretary of the Hong Kong Travel Associat.un. al.. Mr. Begdon reports that though the Association was formed only a few months ago, much pro- paganda has already been circulat-

an extensive newspaper adver- tising campaign has been carried out. This has brought very satis- factory results."

Besides breaking this record. Chan Wal-to secured the sentor of the Association presented the Championship, while Wong Kwok- Seven-a-Side trophy to the "wal annexed the Junior Chamed, particularly in Malaya, where

(Mr. Ip Kui Ying) 3

1383 Won by three

Nos. 725, 690, 97, 352, 1047 get Ladles, who have won the lengths. two i lengths between second and third, $50 each

Time: 25.4. 51.4, 1.18.2. 1.45.

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $30.20.

Place: 58.40, $8.70, $29.50. Also ran:-Racing Heart (Mr. W. C. Poy) 135, Shocting Star (Mr. Harriman 158, The Dunlin (Mr. Butler) 145, Tinsmith (Mr. Fin) : 145, Vixen Tor Mr. Proulx) 158.

Betting

1st Pony

2nd.. Pony

3rd Pony

The Field

Win. Place.

300 347 872 662 42 47 1.094 932

Total..... 2,118 1.988

-Taiwan Bay Handicap

(6 Furiongs)

Mr. Eu Tong Sen's Rousseau, 168

lbs. ...........

(Mr. N. Deltz) 1 Mr. E. L. Hosie's Philanderer, 153

(Mr. I. C. Harris) 2

lbs. ...... Mr. V. M. Grayburn's Ythan,

188 lbs.

(Mr. D. Black) 3 Won by two lengths, the same between second and third.

Time: 29.3, 1.00.3, 1.30.3.

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $19.30.

*

RACE 4

$1.230.20

353.20

No 132

1588......

613

178.60 Nos, 326, 49, 168, 1843, 1277, 1728. 2750, 1096 get $50 each.

RACE. $

No. 148 ........$1,176.00

1990

**

336.00 168.00

522 ........ Nos. 2183, 1388, 2, 1854, 1387, 405, 228, 1973. 2597, 1874, 2127, 809 get $50 each.

RACE 6

No. 1630

$1,400.00 400.00 200.00

com- pionship.

The invitation relay race was won by La Salle College after having nearly lost to St. Joseph's when they carelessly dropped the baton.

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petition for the second consecu- tive season, and the Knill Cup to the Central British Schoolgtris. The Caer Clark Cup trophy, which

It is expected that the Informiu - was won for the first time by the

tion Bureau, which will be situated C.B.A. Ladies, was presented to

on the site formerly occupied my Miss F. K. Walker, skipper of the

the Customs Office near the Kov winning side, while the Southorn

loon Ferry Wharf, will be ready Cup was handed over to Misk J.

of Messrs. Woo and Woo, Solici-șbout the middle of the year. Dalziel, captain of the H. K. Ladtors, distributed the prizes to the les, the runners-up. Mrs. Harrop winners. received the Brawn Cup on be- hald of Hong Kong Ladles the

winners.

In the Junior match, for the A] K. Ladies Mrs. Davies and Mrs. 2071

Harrop were the pick of the at- 145

tack, the others being much too Noe. 1501, 1651, 2908, 22, 1036 get slow off the mark $50 each.

RAGE 7

No. 1726 $1,247.40

1528

356.40 1046

178.20 Nos. 200, 561, 436, 994, 1661, 182. 2833, 647. 1820, 1201 1302, 3200, 261 get $50 each.

RACE 8

No. 2452 $1,460.20 417.20 208.60

1351 10

Nos. 2698, 651, 1189, 790, 1878. 1801 get $50 each.

RACE 9

No. 3173

$1,547,00

442.00

221.00

1181 1396

Nos. 579, 1195, 2462, 2452, 784, 2173, 985. 2464, 678 get $50 each.

Place: $8, $19.40, $7.90. Also ran:-Belmont Star (Mr. Ip Kul Ying) 150, Boxing Eve (Mr. Harriman 162, Burgomaster (Mr. C, Taylor) 140, Double Chance (Mr. P. P. Botelho) "159, Emergency Call (Mr. Tang Man. Wel 152, Foxbridge (Mr Pin 168, Gind Eyes (Mr. K. W. Fung) 152, Hopscotch (Mr. Proulx) 140, Lemberg (Mr. Roza) 168, Locksley Hall (Mr, W. C. Poy) 135. Mike (Mr. A. A. R. Botelho) 155, Night View (Mr. 3. Y. Llang) The following were Saturday's 168. Plain View (Mr. W. H. Choy)" daily double" betting figures:- 168.

Mr.

Betting

1st Pony

Win. 352

2nd Pony

3rd Pony

The Field

Total

47 415 416 949 952

1,783 1,853

Place.

401

84

8-Hangham Bay Handicap Lancashire's Sadko, 158 (Mr. P. R. Botelho)

lbs. ...... Mr. L. Dunbar's Mistake Bay. .. 161 1bs....... (Mr. D. Black) Mr. L. Dunbar's, Pontiac Bay.

156 lbs.

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'DAILY DOUBLE' BETTING

STATISTICS

FIRST LEG Boolat Bay (25), Donovan (32). Flybynight (43). Great Hall (7). High Honour (20), High Speed (11), King's Sceptre (391), May- flower (175), Mersey (3), Pride of Tsingtao (12), Ribble (53), Royal Highness (27), Valorous (16), What A Chance (15) and Zero (9).

SECOND LEG

Belmont Star (10), Boxing Eve (2), Burgomaster. (0), Double Chance (5), Emergency Call (1). Foxbridge (34), Glad Eyes (0) 2 Hopscotch (10). Lemberg (3). Lacksley Hall (0), Mike (1), Night View (25), Philanderer (5) Plain View (0), Rousseau (47) and Ythan (32).

3

(Mr. Chcy Wing Chin) Won by two lengths, a length and a half between second and third.

Time: 11.2. 38.3, 1.08.2, 1.40.3, 2.11.2.

Parl-mutuel:--

Win: $67.70.

Place: $20,80, $12.50, $164.10.. Also ran:-Harvest View (Mr. W. H. Choy) 153, King's Bounty (Mr. Ip Kui Ying) 150, King's Jubilee

(Mr. H. C. Plh) 165, King's Justice. (Mr. G. A. Harriman) 165, Rose- Queen. (Mr. N. Deitz) 158, Soldier of China (Mr. 9. Y. Liang) 181.

1st Pony

2nd Poly

Betting

Win Place.

141

181

323

280

3rd Pony

7

14

The Field

1,989

Total

3.480

2,014

1,579 -

9.-Union Plate (6 Furlongs) Messrs. Tester & Abraham's

Gorilla, 153 Ibs.

(Mr, H. C. Pih) Mr. LTF's Gold Sovereign, ‘161

lbs. ... (Mr. G. U, da Roza) 2 Mr. Early Bird's Stopwatch, 142

lbs. (Mr. Ip Kui Ying) Won by a short head, a head be- tween second and third. Time: 31.3, 1.00.4, 1.31. Parl-mutuel:

Win: $13.

PIANO RECITAL

At The Hop Yat

Church

Last night before an apprecia- tive audience, at the Hop Yat Churen, Bonham Road, Miss Ly P. Y. Lam gave a piano recital of three of her talented pupils, the Misses Mabel Cham and Joyce Wang, and Mr. Au Wai Man.

The recital which was given in colloboration with Mr. James C. M. Su, baritone. Included items from

Silellus Chopin, Brahms,

and Handel. Eleven items in all were rendered and gave eloquent testi- mony of the versatility of the per- formers Mr. James Su included in his repertoire a song from the Opera "Berenice" "Creation" from Oratorio, “Susanna” from Opera, and "Goodbye" by Tosti Miss Mabel Chan delighted with Fantasie-Impromptu (Chopin) be- sides rendering neat interpreta-' 'ons from Liszt and Stephen Heller.

At the conclusion of the various events, Mr. H. K. Woo, principal

RESULTS

The results of the events were as follows:-

"THE CRUCIFIXION”

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S11 JOZLI Stainer's celebrated

Senior Long Jump:-1 Wong sacred cantata, "The Crucifixion," Kam-tin, 2. Hung Cho-chun, 3. t to be presented by the Yeung Tat-chuen, (Distance: 17 Kong Chinese Choral Society at ft. 5 ins.),

St. Paul's Church, Pedder Hill. nn For the Rest team Miss A. Mar- Junior Long Jump Mak¦ April 8 at 5.30 p.m. tin and Miss Bockler were very Kwok-ying. 2 Tam Sik-ptu, 3. Wang The cantala will be under the good in the attack and between | Kwok-wai (Distance: 14 It." 9 baton of the Society's founder, Mr. them scored, the winners goals." | ins;)..

J. Anderson Miller, with Mr. Ru- Miss Bockler opened the scoring,

Senior 100 Yards:-1 Chan Wal-pert Baldwin at the organ. but Mrs. Harrop equalised for the to, 2. Kwok Ming-hol, 3 Lau Chan-will be sung by Messrs. E. O'Neil champions soon after. In the

Shaw (tenor) and A. V. Sanders second half Miss Böckler (2) and

(baritone). Miss A. Martin placed the issue beyond doubt.

yu.

(Time: 11 secs.),

Junior 100 Yards:-1 Wong Kwok-wai, 2 Osman Tallp, 3 Tam Sik-plu. (Time: 13.1/5 secs.);

Senior High Jump:-1 Chan Wai- THE SENIOR MATCH

to (Record 5 ft. 4 ins.), 2 In the Senior game between the Wong Kam-tin (5 ft. 3) ins.). Senior Rest team and the C.B.A.

Junior High Jump:--1 Wong Ladies, the Rest were fully cx-Kwok-wal, 4 Kung Man-chu, 3 A. tended and were extremely lucky K. Makar. to romp home the winners by the, odd goal in five.

Sentor 120 Yards Hurdles Chu-chuten. (Time: 16.1/5 sec.). Chan Wal-to, 2 N. Lee, 3 Hung

Junior 120 Yards Hurdles:—-1.

2. Wong Kwok Tam Sik-plu. (Time: 18.4/5 secs.).

Putting The Weight:1 N. Lee, 2. Lee Kwok-lin. 3 Kwok Ming-bot .(Distance: 40 ft. 4 ins.).

Mies Smith opened the scoring for the C.B.A., and they held the lead until the middle of the sec- ond half, when Miss S. Dalziel Hung Man-chiu, equalised. Miss Smith sent. the wal, 3. C.B.A. Ladies

ahead once again. but Miss Gitting equalised a few minutes later, and just before the end Miss O. Dalziel culminated a solo run down the wing by netting the winning goal.

A DRAWN GAME

Half Mile Handicap:-1. Lau Wing-ko, 2. Ho Hung-sum, 3 Ismail All.

Three Legged Race:-1 Chan Ping-sum, 2 Tse Yan-tsak.

Class VIII 100 Yards:-1, So Yu- hung, 2 Chan Hok-Jun.-

Senior 440 Yards:-1. Chan Wai-

The Mamak fixture between the Nomads and the Departmentals at the Radio ground yesterday ended in a draw, both sides nett-to, 2. Kwok Ming-hol, 3 Fook Cho- ing once in the first half.

man. (Time: 57 3/5 secs.)..

The game was evenly contested and played at a fast pace, but at the closing stages play deteriorat- ed, both teams being obviously affected by the gruelling heat.

NOMADS WIN

Junior 440 Yards: 1. Wong Kwok-wai, 2 Liew Shiu-fook, 3 Hung Man-chu. (Time: 64 1/5 secs.),

Pick-A-Back-Race: 1. KWOK Ming-hol. 2. Chan Ping-chu.

One Mile Race:-1. Ho shlu-nun, 2. Ismail Ali, 3 Pun Ching-pong. Playing with only ten mẹn, the. Old Boys' Spoon and Fotato Nomads trounced the Signallers | Race'-1. Pang Fook-kee, 2.0. (HK.V.D.C.) in a friendly hockey Singh.

match at the Radio ground on Senior 220 Yards:-1. Chan Wai- Saturday by five goals to one, to, 2. Kwok Ming-hot, 3. Fook Cho- after leading by two goals to one. man. (Time: 25 3/5 secs.).· in the first half.

After the breather, they notched Tanother three with no reply from their opponents. The goal-scorers were L. Osmund (1), 8. A. Reed (2), and J. Franco (2) while 8. Chowdbury netted the goal for the losers.

solitary

C. B. A. HELD The Central British Association, unvanquished leader of the "B" Division of the Mamak Tõuna- rude shock yes- ment, received terday at the hands of the Royal Engineers, wher, in a fast game, they only just managed a draw. Goals were only netted in the first half when 8. A. Fowler found the net for the C. B. A. and McCafely retaliated for the Engineers. The game was played at Sookumpos.

SMALL UNITS FINAL

Junior 220 Yards.-1 Osmun Talip, 2 Tain Sík-plu, 3 Mak Kwok- ving. (Time: 27.3/5 secs.).

Invitation Relay Race:-1 La Salle College, 2. St. Joseph's Col- lege, 3 Wan Chai Government School.

Small Boys' Team Race:-Won by Class 7B.

Junior Boys Team Race:-Won by Class 43.

Senior Boys' Team Race:-Won by Class 30.

Consolation Race:-1 Ho Woon- hung, 2. Wong Hong-hung.

Senior Championship Cap won by Chan Wai-to."

Junior Championship Cup won by Wong Kwok-wal

NEW SWIMMING RECORDS

Toledo, Ohio, Mar. 28, Mrs. Eleanor Holm Jarrett, the The "A" Company Punjabis beat world-famous. American lady the 20th Battery on Saturday swimming champion broke her own Place: $7.50 $7.70, $15.90

Miss Joyce Wang opened the after z very even and exciting world's recorda for the 200 and Also ran:-Cassius (Mr. Deitz) programmic with Valse Triste hockey match by two goals to 220 yards backstroke events, re-. 150, Fidelity (Mr, Tang Man Wa) (Sibelius) which was well received, nil. This match was the anal of turning.2 mins. 32 z-10 seconds for 156, Heriot (Mr. Proulx) 156, Ocean and later played two dmeult the Army Small Units Hockey the former and 2 mins 48 7-10 View (Mr. B. Y. Lang) 162, Pay-places from Chopin with apparent Competition and the two goals seconds for the latter event. master'(Mr. C, Taylor) 146, Rugby

were scored after extra time had

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Her previous best figured were Star (Mr. Choy Wing Chin) 140, Mr. Au Wai Man chose been played.

2 mine. 39 4-5 secs, for the 200 Shamrock (Mr. P. P. Botelho) 151, Hungarian Dance No. 5 and three

Lal Singh Topened the scoring yards, and 2 mins. 40 0-10 seca. Strathalan Mr. Black) 145, The exquisite pieces from Bethoven for the Punjabis when he scored for the 220 yards— Coot (Mr. S. L. Yuen) 137.

which were deservedly well re-

from a penalty bully, Pooran Kruty ceived.

Singh netted the other goal from Miss Lily P. Y. Lam is to be congratulated for the excellence of the programme offered and to MáT. James B. the possessor of a pleas- In a friendly hockey game at record for ing baritorie voice; the success of Shamshulpo on Saturday the East strok the evening was in no erball way due.

Betting

1st Pany

2nd Pony 3rd Pony

Total

Win. Place:

801 463 578 433

80 10%

2,366 1,940

a centro by Sarwan Singh.

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Sergeant J. 9. Flegg presided. Among the guests were Co. H. C. Harrison. Lieut. H. B. L. 'Dowd‘g- gin, Capt. R. C. B. Anderson and Capt. H. .Westlake.

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