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TRAINING GALLOPS

The following times were recorded at the Valley training callops yesterday;→→

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1936-

SCOUT AND

At Saiwan"

DEEP SEA SCOUTS'

CHRISTMAS CAMP

Br

("E. J.-M.”)

CUB NOTES

AND NEWS

SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS

Play $

3rd Dis- 1st 2nd

4th "5th Last Qr, tance Qr.

Qr. Qx. QT, QT, 4.41 1.17.4 1.61.2 Prospero & Araxy......... 1 49.1 King Frost, Rockbridge

39.3

Chief Scout's Tour

1.30.4 2.08. 2.39.2

91,2

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de Whatsey

Chiu San

1 44 35

1.23.2 2.00.3 2.34.2 1.09.2 1.44

33.4

34.3

Radium

# 45.4 1.21.3 1.53.4

$2.1

Helephant, Bouldror &

"Malolo

Election Day

13.45 1

1

1.25

2.01.3 237

3.09.3 32.3

43'

1.20

1.58 2.33

35

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Lancashire Tich & Ship-

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muster

Adam & Mac's Adventüre 1 Gordito & China Clipper 1 Declasse & Fetlar ....... 1 Feudal Knight

41.4 1.19 1.26 46 40 1.17.3 1.53.3 2.27 48,4 1.31.4 2.10.2 2.42

1.55. 2.28

33

2.01 235

34

33.2

1

38.2 1.18.2 1.51.3. 2.29.

31.3 $3.3

The Baboon & Chun

Teen

1

Weedon Seat

1.21 43

1.57 2.31.3 137.2 1.12.1 1.48

34.3

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National Anthem .......................... Standard Time & Busok 1 Natiorial Joy

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43 1,23.3 2.00.4 2.33.2

1.17.2 1.52.1

132.3

34.4

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1.22.3 2.03 2.38.4 3.11.3 324 40.11.15.2 1.50.2 GRIFFINS

35

Dynasty's Bay Griffin &

Dynasty's Dun Griffin 14 51 Montrouse & Rob Roy... 143

1.20

Rosemary

1+ 47

1.27

Expansion Time 11 40.1 1.20

1.59

Kong Bros.' Bay Griffin 1

42.3 1.21.3

1.58

1.39.2 2.27.2 3.14.1 3.55.3 41.2

1.60 2.32.2 3.04.2. 32 2.06 2.42.3 3.16.4 34.1 2.34.2 3.06.4 32.2 2.30

33

Laughing Cavalier

1 41.2 1.18.3 1.54.1 2.28.1

32

Havoc Eve

1 置

1,19 43

1.54.2 2.26.3

32.1 31.2

Royal Wedding Eve

Tropical Star & Mediae-

val Knight

Home Brew

Strathcarrick.

A Great Time.

Saltire

Bachelor's Court

-Old Tom

The Right Time

Brahxholme

Rothesay Bay

Merry Fatty Gold Reserve Shanghal 4

41.1 1.20.4 1.55.3 2.27

AUSTRALIANS

11 43.1 1.42

1.59

31.1 2.33.4 3.05 11 -46 1.28.3 2.08

32.3 2.44.9 3.17 2.20 2.49 29 1.17.2 1.49 14 42

1.19 1.57.2 231 3.02 31 14 39

1 43.2 1.17.4 1.50.2 2.242 2542 30

1 47 1.26 2.01.3 .237 3.09 32

38.2 1.15.1 1.49.2 2.19.3

3.09 1.57:2 2.35

30.1 34

1 39.3 1.18. 14 39 1.14 1.48.2 2.21.4 2,52.2 30:3

MACAO PONIES

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38 1.14 1.49

2,22

33

Shin Yin Grand

39 1.17 1.55

2.30 3.03

38 1.14 1.49

2.22

40 1.21 1.59

2.34

35

40 1.17 1.54

2.27

2.59

44 1.23 2.03

30 1.20, 1.58

2.33

35 1.11 1.47

2.22

2.57

35 1.11 1.47

2.22

2.56

44 1.27 2.06

2.41

New Market Tip

49 1.34 2.09 -

-48 1.34 2.14

2.50

42 1.21 201

39 1.16 1.52

39 1.16 1.52

Leslie Henson Wentworth Brown Bee Victory Life Hogmanay

City Late Baroda Hurdling Morri Coureur Heu

HONG KONG

BADMINTON

ASSOCIATION

Colony Badminton Championships

The Arst annual open badminton champkinships of Hong Kong Men's Singles, Men's Doubles and Mixed Doubles) will be held under the auspices of the Hong Kong trom Badminton Association as Tuesday, January 26, 1937. Entries for these events are herewith in- vited.

All members of clubs affiliated to the Hong Kong Badminton Association are eligible to compete. Any realdent of the Colony is eligible to compete, providing he or she complies with Rule 3 (c) of the Hong Kong Badminton Asso- clation's Rules. Such competitor shall pay Two Dollars affiliation fee in addition to the entrance fees imposed for the various events.

Entrance Fees are as follows:- Men's Singles, Three Dollars per player. Men's Doubles, Five Dollars per pair. Mixed Dollars per pair.

Doubles five

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GOLF RESULTS

Play On Christmas Day

D.

Still young and very fit at 79, the Chief Scout, Lord Baden- Powell of Gilwell, is to make an- other trip abroad. This time. It will be to India where he will visit the All-India Scout Jamboree to be held at Delhi at the begin- ning of February next year. The Chief Guide, Lady; Baden-Powell, and Mr. L. A. Impey, Headquarters Commissioner for Beouts, will ac- company the Chief Scout;

It is expected that 20,000 Scouts of every caste and creed from all parts of India will attend the Jamboree, which will be the first of its kind and the largest ever to be held there. The Chief Scout and Chief Guidé will leave Bombay on March 27, and will return to England to carry out the busy pro- gramme that awaits them, which includes Coronation Rallies, which will be held in all parts of the British Isles, and the World Jam- boree at Vogelensaang, Holland, in August next.

INTERNATIONAL SCOUTING

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A small group of scouting enthusiasts who spent Xmas in camp at Saiwan, among whom may be seen Bover I. Lan and Scouts Low Lam and Wong of the 13th Hong Kong Troop.

YACHTING

Sweepstake Race

Results

The Sweepstake Races of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club were held yesterday over a d's-

REFEREES

V.

PRESS

Friendly Football Match

One of the biggest tributes to International Scouting has been paid by the University of Stellen-

The Hong Kong Football Re- This Uni- bosch, South Africa.

tance of 8.3 miles the course being ferees' Association and the Hong versity, which is one of the most

Channel Rock (P), Kowloon Rock Kong (European) Presa football important in the Union of South Africa, has decided to include "TheP) Rumsey Shoal (P). N. Markeleyens will meet in a "friendly" on Club Line (P), Channel Rock (8), Club Line.

History of the International Scout Movement" as part of the History of Education Course for the 1937 examinations.

An application has been received at the Boy Scouts International Bureau for literature which will form the foundation for a library on the International Scout Move- ment.

The following were the results:

"H" Class Started' 14.40

acht lang

"

Fin. Cor. Pos'n 16.10.564 16.10.581 2

soccer match pext Monday even- ing on a ground to be nominated Later this week

...

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What's Fred Been Doing

To His Hair P

It was Getting Very Thin, He was Going Bald

THEN HE STARTED

This match, which has long been HARLENE-HAIR-DRILL!

"coming off," has aroused great enthusiasm in soccer circles, The Referees are fielding a fairly re- presentative side. Including many sailors and military officials who are shortly leaving for Home on the Troopship Lancashire, and who feel they are entitled to final 3 "Swan Song" before theli depar-

ture.

18.07:57 16.07.57

1

No. Hl (Miss B. Kirke) Rolla

No. H3 (Col. E. St. G. Kirke)

16.17.36 16.11.23 Aerfef

Jak

No. HT (Mr. G. E. Giford-Hull)

NEW ROVER COMMISSIONER With many years of Scout ser- vice behind him, and the ex- perlence of having served with Lawrence of Arabia, Mr. Arthur P. Coote, has just been appointed Headquarters Commissioner for Eve Rover Scouts. He has great bellef in adventure for youth and states that the Scout Movement is the most adventurous and active for any young fellow.

Mr. Coote can tell many amazing stories about Lawrence of Arabia. of his admirable physical endur- ance and patience. Mr. Coote joined the Sudan Political Service When a young man, and when the war broke out he was in charge of the Northern Province of Sudan.

The results of competitions the played at. Fanling during Christmas Holidays are as follows. MIXED BOGEY 1. and Mrs Fraser (one He first met Lawrence of Arabia down) wins. 22. entries..

just after the "big push OLD COURSE

1917. Medal round-cancelled (insuf- clent entries).

Bogey (Par) PoolT. R. Chanels (9) up-first...

W. N. A. Smalley (15), Col. L

1918-

" D. S. S. XMAS CAMP While the rest of Hong Kong was celebrating the Yuledde Season in

J. Lightfoot (20), D. S. Edwards usual way, some twenty Deep (3). J. B. Dunnett (17)-all square. on last nine Smalley (3 up holes) takes second prize. entries:

NEW COURSE

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Sea Scouts and their guests en- Joyed the novel experience of spending their Christmas holidays out in the wide and open Spaces at Saiwan They were an ex- Bogey (Par) Fool-E. G. Smiththusiastic crowd of open-air fans and once their minds had been made up-nothing could deter Wright (10) 1 down wins.

them from doing what they did. Not even the fact that the day set for their departure to the Camp was none too good so far as the weather was concerned, but it also had looked as though it was going to drizzle and rain for a few more days to come.

entries.

Mixed..(Bogey) D. J. and Mrs. 22 entries. Fraser (2 down) wins.

they must be returned to the Hon. Secretary Hong Kong Badminton Association at the conclusion of the matches, whether all have been used or not. Contestants will be

responsible for providing shuttle cocks for any match in excess of the three allowed by the Associa-

Entries must be received by the Hon. Secretary, HK. Badapt Association, Hong Kong Telegraph, not later than noon, Saturday, tion. January 18, 1937.

The first-named player or play- All entry forms must be accom-ers in each bracket will be held panied by entrance fees.

solely responsible for playing off his or their match within the sceduled time as set out below. A match unplayed when the time mit expires will be investigated by the Executive Committee who will have the right to take what action they deem necessary.

Matches in all rounds tip to the quarter-finals shall be played on the court selected by the first- named player in each bracket, or on a court mutually arranged be tween the contestants Courts for all quarter-final, semi-hour and final matches will be arranged by The Championships will start on the Hong Kong Badminton Asso-Tuesday: January 18, 1937. clation.

A Match in all of the events shall consist of the best of three games, each game of 15 aces up

However, Fleet Scoutmaster K. Lawder, popularly known as "Skip Der In Scouting circles, and his Deep Sea Scouts are a hardly lot of "land-lubbing" sulkers,

"A" Class. Started 14.45

10.31.47

No. AS (Capt. E. Bader) Isobel

4

16.31.41

3

No. AT (Maj. B. E. C. Dixon) Kittiwake 16.27.26

No. A12 (Miss P. M. King) Painted Lady 16.28.40

No. A14 (Lt. J. D. H, R.N.)

Mixed Classes Started 14.55 Allsa

16.36.41 16.36.41

No. 13- (Cdr. G. Barnard, R.N.) ".

1

2

3

Widgeon

16.37.30 16.36.07

2

No. Y5" (Misa H. Crawhall-Wilson). Sirliza

16.42.51 18.39.231-5

16.41.21 18.39.161 4

No. Y (Capt J. D. Newman) Zephyr

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No. YB (Capt. E. R. Freeman) Gael

16.45.00 16.31.51

No. G1 (Capt. A. McMillan)

ANNOUNCEMENT

The Civil Service Cricket Club announces that there will be no Whist Drive on Thursday, New Year's Eve.

The next Whist Drive will be held on Saturday January 2.

by their also energetic guests who CAMPING INTERLUDES

somewhat enjoyed the experience There was a lot of amusing in- of doing real work with shovel cidents during the camp, which and pick during their Christmas included that of one member who. | holidays. because in the middle of the night

A XMAS PARTY his feel felt cold and cramp, crept

On Saturday the Deep Bea out from, under his blankets and discovered that the reason his feet Scouts journeyed down to town to were frozen was due to the fact attend the Xmas Party of the 1st that they were resting in a pool of Hong Kong (St. Joseph's) Troop water from a leak, in the tent top at their den and generally dräisted The First round in each event Btill another made use of a pis- with the "chow-rally" and the must be completed on or before cuit tin for his pillow and, when campfire programme that followed. Tuesday, February 19. The second he awoke the next morning, he When all was over the campers round on or before Tuesday found a colony of ants making returned to Balwan on fook over The winners of all matches must March 2. The third pound on or themselves "at home" right under the bills and the hike was glori- send in the results of those before Tuesday, March 9, the his head hou

KALLEM Ausly heightened by the nearly matches, accompanied by the um-fourth round on or before Tues- A Deep Bts Bcout cantp means full moon that shone in the sky The dates for plenty of good fun but there was that night. The route followed pire's signature, to the Hon. Sec-day, March 16. retary, Hong Kong Badminton playing the quarter-finals and also hard work to go with it Be was over roads, hills. paths and Association, not later than 48 finals will be fixed by the Execudes indulging in anort hikes over stream.courses and. It was a tired adjoining hills, they also Bot but happy bunch that reached the hours after each malchre Committee AL

Partners in the various doubles down to adding on a few more Camp to and that the books had events need not necessartly be touches to the scenic beauty of hot soup and pread and cheese

the site: One fob that was com ready for them before lights out. members of the same club.

neted during this camp was the Camp was broken the following bricktiling of the kitchen floor day when the Deep Sea Scouts re- and levelling out a new site for turned to their Den and then each ancther test. They were Basisted back to his own ship..

The make of shuttlecock to be used in all championship matches will be determined by the Hong Kong Badminton Association, and. only such shuttlecocks, shall be used Three shuttlecocks per match will be provided free, but

.

the

THE PRESS TEAM

The following will probably re- Fresent the European Prèss:--

F. Mel Arculli (HK Daily Fress) (Goalkeeper); R. Goldman (China Mall) (Right-back) and G.. W, Ginen (S.C. Morning Post) (Left-back); 8. Hamet (HK, Dadly Press) (Right-half), A. M. Omar (S.C. Morning Post) (Centre-half) and A, R. Markar (HK. Daily Press). (Left-half); N. A. E. Mac kay. (China Mail (Eight-wing), G. C. Burnett. (China Mail) «Inside- right), M. R. Abbra (8:C: Morning Post)

SK (Centre-forward),

(Tokide Gray (HK Telegraph) left) and J. Marques (H.K. Dally Press) (Left-wing).

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