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£8,000 FOR ASCOT GOLD CUP WINNER

Coronation Year Record

The owner of the winner of the Ascot Gold Cup in the race to be ru on June 17 next year will re- ceive nearly £8,000. The total prize-money will exceed £10,000.

This is an increase of £2,250 on previous totals, and is in com- memoration of the King's Corona-

tion.

The owner of the winner will re- celye a cup valued at £500 and £5,000 in cash; the second £1.500.

and the third £750.

The winning owner will also re- ceive the whole of the sweepstakes of £100 each. Last June this sweepstake, which varies with the number of entries. amounted to

£2,300.

The world's most valuable race is the Futurity Stakes, run at Bel- mont Park New York, usually worth nearly £18.000,

Important races run in this coun- try this season were worthy

€ 9,034

Two Thousand Guineas

Derby

St. Leger

Eclipse Stakes

Ascot Gold Cup

10,554

9,419

8.718 6,700

The record prize in this country was the £12,316 received by the late Lord Woolavington when his Coronach won the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park in 1926.

TRADE RETURNS

London, Oct. 14. There was considerable expan- sion in overseas trade last month as compared both with August and A year ago. Exports of United Kingdom produce in September were £36,960.737 as against £35.- 258.115 in August and £34,098.255 Figures

in September last year.

for corresponding months were £71.891.528. £66.057,087 and £60,- 822113, respectively, and for re- exports £3,854,666, £4,355.900 and £3.810,838. Figures for the frst nine months of the year are 25 follows:-Imports £608.- 0007,618 - an increase of £68,- 568,836 over the first nine months of last year and of £71,102,112

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1934; exports £320,092,159-an

Increase of £8,296.377 over 1935 and of £31,044312 over 1934; "re- exports £45,532.791--an increase of£4.078.899 over 1935 and of

5.858.805 over 1934- British Wireless.

RAW MATERIAL PROBLEM.

Berlin, Oct. 14." "We can never renounce the de- mand that the problem of just distribution of raw materials should be dealt with and solved,” declared Count Schwerin von Kro- sigk, Minister of Finance in a speech to-day.

In this matter lay the key to the handling of the colonial question,

BOOKMAKERS GLOOMY

Over Cesarewitch Result

London, Oct. 14. Only one arm of bookmakers, the famous Duggle Stuart com- pany, welcomed the result of the At Cesarewitch which was

to-day in dull and Newmarket showery weather.

SCOTLAND

DEFEATS

GERMANY

50,000 See Game In Glasgow

Glasgow, Oct. 14. Scotland's soccer team to-day defeated Germany by two goals to all.

They met at Ibrox Park before a crowd of 50,000 in brilliant and breezy weather.

Scotland was represented by Dawson, Rangers: Anderson, Hearts: Cummings and Massle of Aston Villa; "Simpson and Brown, Rangers; Delaney. Celtic: Walker. Hearts: Armstrong. Aberdeen: McPhail, Rangers; and Duncan of Derby.

The going, however, was good and suited Fet, the winner, who, in owned by Mr. Sydney Freeman, a member of the Duggle Stuart Arm, who only purchased the horse a fortnight ago, He bought it for steeplechasing purposes, but the animal showed such vast improve- ment, including his winning a big

Germany' race at Nottingham, that he was heavily backed to win the Cesare- | Muenzenberg. witch. Last minute" backing sent Goldburnner. Kitsinger, Elbern, and the home to the post a third fa-Cellesch, Siming. Szepan vourite at 10 to 1.

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Mr. Freeman, the owner, heard the reruit of the race by wireless on board the Queen Mary en route to America.

Str Alfred Butts' Near Relation, starting at 23 to 1. made a wonder- fal effort to make history by win- ning the race twice in succession. He was fast catching, the light- weighted Fet who led most of the distance, and was finally only bea. ten by a neck.

Greynam (22 to 1) was third a length and a half sway and Solar Bear Fourth. Hoplite, the 13 to 2

favourite was fifth. The race was run in the time of 3 minutes 53 second-

I cuter.

HOME RUGBY

team Was Jakob. Munkert. Janes,

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Scotland had most of the play. cleverly combining in attacks. But Szepan. the outstanding German, Instituted many dangerous break- aways. from one of which Siming aetted. The score was disallowed, however, for offside.

Within a few minutes of the in- terval Delaney headed into Ja- kob's, hands, Duncati struck the post and Armstrong shot wide with the goalie helpless. There was no score at half-time.

PLAYER INJURED

In the second half the German forwards abot weakly. They had few opportunities, moreover, and were kept on the defensive most of the time,

In the ftieth minute of play Surfing booked a shot and struck Cummings in the head, knocking him out for a few minuiça.

In the seventy-Afth minute Armstrong shot strongly and Jakub parried. But the ball rebounded

Police Union Easily from Delaney into the net.

Beat Devon

London, Oct. 14. The following were the results ci Rugby Union league matches play- ed to-day:-

Berkshire 14. Middlesex 22. Devon 6, Police Union 20. Portsmouth Services 15. Rest of Hampshire 8.-

·Reuter.:

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE SOCCER TEAM

London, Oct. 14. The Scottish League footbal team to oppose the English Lea- gue at Everton on October 21 was selected to-day as follows.

Dawson

(Rangers); Anderson (Hearts) and Shaw (Airdrie); Geatons (Celtic), Simpson (Ran- Kers) and Brown (Rangers); De- laney (Celtle), Walker (Hearts), Armstrong (Aberdeen), McPhail (Rangers) and Kinnear (Ban- Kurs) —— Reuter.

CESAREWITCH "S

London, Oct. 14.

The Cesarewitch stakes at New-

he asserted. The settlement of market were won by Mr. Free this problem and that of inter-man's Fet (10 to 1). Bir A. Butt's national debt entanglements was Near Relation (22 to 1) was second, a necessary preliminary to the res- and Mr. Hooper's Greynam (22 to -toration of sound world economy was third.

Reuter,

British Wireless.

SINGAPORE RAW RUBBER

Latest Singapore Prices

B. B. JOSEPH & CO.

Thursday, Oct. 15. Mesora, H. B. Joseph & Co. re- ceived the following quotations from Singapore in. Straits Curry rency for Raw Rubber.

Spot

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KO.Y.L.I. CUP POLO TO-DAY

Final For Next Thursday

The First Round of the KOYLL Polo Tournament will take place un the Hong Kong Polo Club's ground at Boundary Street to-day. when the Royal Ulster Rifles will meet the Royal Welch Fusiliers, and the Royal Artillery encounter the Civilians.

The Arst of the above two Buyers

matches will commence at 415 271 unchanged pr. and the second will be at 5.15 271 unchanged pm. The Final will be played on Jan-Mar. ...... 211 unchanged Thursday next. "April-June- 273 unchanged.

Market: Quiet.

REICHSMARK RATES

Berlin, Oct. 14. The Reichamark was quoted (without guarantee) at:-

New York

43.25

·860

75.37 17.16

Amsterdam !;.

Paris

London

*Paria Sterling 104-98 to 105 -- USA. Dollar .. 21.444 to 21,442 Trunmurrag News Service.

BRITISH LOAN

TO CHINA

London, Oct. 14. Reports reaching London from the Far East regarding the Bri- dish loan to the Chinese Govern- ment bare caused surprise. It is stated in official quarters that there have been no negotiations proceeding with the Chinese Government in connection either with a loan or the question of ex- port credits--- British Wirela..

Delaney scored a forceful drive' in the eightieth minute, but was hurt in the process, colliding with Jakob at full speed.-- Reuter.

GOLF "CHAMPIONS LOSE

In Mixed Foursomes Championship

Worplesdon. Oct. 14.

In the mixed foursome gok enampionship here to-day, Miss Pamela Barton, British and Ame-

rican champion, partnered by the English International, Francis Francis, lost by one hole to Mr. and Mrs. Beeson. It was a third round match.

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Mr. and Mrs. Beeson won be- cause of accurate approaching, and putting.-

Reuter.

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