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ANNUAL RACE MEETING

Programme For Third Day

The following are the entries for the third day of the Annual Race Meeting, to be held on Tuesday, February 23:-

1.-11.30 3.1, The Kalgan Plate Winner $600. Second $250. Third $150. For China Ponies, Subscription Griffins of this Club of this Meeting. Weight for inches as per scale, Winners barred. Joc- key Allowance. Entrance, $10. One Mile..

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Lan

Air Mail 152, Aramis 149, Araxy 165, Athos 158. Atomic Star 152. Barometer 149, Bouldnor 155, China Clipper 255. Chiu Shan 181, Chun Teen 161, Declasse 155, Despair Bay 148, Ding Dong 158, Dragonfly 181. Election Day 155, Fetlar 155, Feu- dal Knight. 161, Flying Arrow 153, Gordito 158. Happy Venture 152, Helephant 149, Inca 155, cashire Tich 132. Ling Long 149, Mac's Adventure 152, Malolo 158, March Brown 181. Mariposa 152. National Anthem 155, National Faith 149. National Joy 158, Na- tional Wisdom 149, Naughty. Cat 149. Pagan Love 155, Peak View 155 Persian Cat 152, Playboy 152, Pros- pero 152, Radium 155. Roeburn 155, Rondo 158. Shipmaster 161, Spring Beauty 152, Standard Time, 181. Successful Time 152, Tabby Caf 152. Tempest 152 The Baboon 156. Trent 155, Tze Tin 161. Weedon Sea 158. Whalsey 155 and Yum Sing 15$.-

this Meeting allowed 10 lb. of pre- vious Seasons allowed 7 lb. Allow

accumulative. Entrance $10. One and a Quarter Miles.

Ances

Bear Claw 150, Diana Bay 153, lad.ator 163, Herod 118, Honey- moon Eve 156, Kincora 153, King's Jubilee 153, King's Lead 156, King's Warden 156, Liberty Bay 161. Royal Consort 158. Tim 153 and Wild

Lite 101.

41.00 p.m.-The Albury Stakes. -Winner $600. Second $250. Third $150. For Australian Ponies. Grit tins of this Meeting. Weight for Inches as per scale. Winners of one race, 10 lb. penalty. of two races, barred. Jockey Allowance. Entrance $10. Five Furlongs,

A Great Time 152, Amulette 155, Aztec 152. Bachelors Court 152, Beat That 152, Boronia Belle 152, Branxholme 152, Bravado 155, Courting Eve 155. Dick Turpin 155, Discovery Bay 152. Heldorado 152, Home Brew 152 Katinka 152, Lan- cashire Chips 152, Llanermon 162, Llangollen 152. Mediaeval Knight 152. National Unity "152, Nog- Kin 152, Petroushka 152, Phil

Precious 152,

Stream 152, Rhodlum 152, Rosalind 149, Roчe Lafayette 152, Saltire 152, Strath-

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1937.

"We Should Win” -Lee Wai Tong

"I think we should win the In- terport against Shanghal," said Lee Wal-tong, the Interport foot- bail captain, in an interview with the "Daily Fress." Lee added that there were one or two positions that were' "toas ups" between the respective candidates for those_} › Vacancies.

In view of the surprise "felt at the inclusion of Andy Wilson of the Club, Lee was asked his opinion regarding the choice of this play- er. He said:-

"I do not think Wilson will fit In with our type of play. He is too and of concentrating on the left wing, but I hope that after a tew practices together he change his tactics."

Will

Lec added that efforts were be ing made to stage a practice maten betweer. the Selected XI and the Seaforths to-morrow on the Navy ground but that "everything was still in the air." though he hoped the game will take place as it will give the side an opportunity of getting in some practice as team.

carrick 152. Such Fun 152. The Annual Tennis Right Time 152 and Twilight Star 152.

1.30 p.m.-The Royal Navy Cup. -Presented by Officers of H. M.'s 2-12:00 Noon.-The Coral Plate.

Navy, with $500 added for Win- -Winner $800. Second $250. Third

ner. Becond $250. Third $150. For $150. For Australian Ponies of

China Pontes. Subscription Grit- any Season. Weight 145 lb. Win-

Ars of this Club of any Season. .ners during 1936 of one race. 5 lb.; of two races, 7 lb.; of three or more Weight for inches as per scale. Sub- races. 10lb, penalty. Griffins of this seription Grimmins of previous Sea- Meeting allowed 5-lb. Winners at sons, that have not won at least this Meeting barred. Jokey Alwa races at race meetings of this Entrance Club, barred. Winners of the Gar- lowances accumulative.

rison Cup at any time, barred. Joc- $10. Six Furlongs.

key Allowance. Penalties and Al- lowances accumulative: Entrance $10. From the Two Mile Post Onec Round and In About One Mile 171 Yards).

Able Amazon 150. Australian Boy 155, Bobaink Star 152, Centre Court 150, Derby Day 152, Double Finesse 150. Electron 155, Holiday Eve.150. Honey 156, Just That 145, Katinka 140. Perfect Day 150, Petroushka 140, Ranger 155 Saucy Face 146, Strathroy 155, Violer Queen 150. Vixen To 150 and Yo Ho 152.

3.-12.30 p.m.-The Exchange Plate. Presented by the Bankers and Exchange Brokers of Hong Kong. Value $1,000 to Winner. See- ond $250. Third $150. For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners at this Meeting 7 b, penalty. Ponies that have start- ed in and not won a race of one mile or over at this Meeting allow. ed 3 lb. Griffins of this Meeting allowed 5 lb. Ponies that have run at least five Extra Meetings of this Club during 1938. iwo or three of such Meetings previous to 1st or three July, 1936, and two subsequent to that date, allow ed 5 ib. Subscription Grits of

Junior Golf

Championship At The Valley

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The draw for the Junior Cham- 'pionship, Hong Kong Golf Club, has been made and has resulted as follows:-

W. Ahern v. A. T. Braley in the preliminary round, the winner to meet E. Tuck in the first round.

First Round matches; T. D. Paton V. 5. J. Denis; T. B. Low v. J. Gellatley: J. Bebbington v. A, E, Clarke

The preliminary round match inust be played on or before March 7. First round to be completed by March 21. the semi-anals before April 4, and the final (over 30 holes), on or before April 18.

All matches, with the exception of the final to be over 18 holes.

COMPETITIONS

Competition matches played dur- ing week January 24-31:-

Captain's Cup--Stmi-final

K. S. Robertson (4) beat G. 8. Chambers (20) 3 and 2. Tanlor Championship-2nd Round N. K. Littlejohn beat Capt. D, B. Michell 1 up.

Stubbs Shield-3rd Round (concluded)

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Championship

Entries Close On Feb. 6

Entries for the annual tennis championships, organised by the Hong Kong Cricket Club, have been open for some time now and en- quiries from Mr. A. K. Mackenzie, the popular Hon. Secretary of the II.K.C.C. elicited the information that the entries close on Saturday, February 6, at 6 p.m. The tourns- ment will start on March 1.

FOURTH TEST MATCH

England Only 42 Runs Ahead:

Australia 61 For 1

A disastrous change set in during the third day's play in the Fourth Test when Engind, resuming with their overnight score of 174 for 2 collapsed badly and were all dismissed for 330. This gave them a lead of 42 runs.'

Australia commenced their second innings and at close of play had made 61 for 1, Fingleton being out for 12 with the total at 21. Brown (23) and Bradman (26) remaining together until the close. P

Barnett, played a sturdy knock for 129 and be midjudged a ball from Fleetwood-Smith which hit his pads, while Allen later on was dis- missed in a similar way by the same bowler.

"Whlie Fleetwood-Smith 'captured four wickets for 128. O'Reilly had a better average, taking the same number of wickets for $1. McCor- mick took the remaining two wickets for 81.

THE PLAY

Adelaide, Feb. 1. When the fourth Test match was resumed here this morning, there was a crowd of 25.000 present. The weather was warm and sunny, and the wicket appeared to be suscep- tible to spin bowling. To-day is a public holiday. being. "Australia Day."

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WYATT'S LAPSE

A further disaster was suffered when Wyatt, next man in, was caught by Fingleton of O'Reilly. He played forward and sent up a Colly catch He had only made three runs. The score was how. 195 for 4.

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At this stage, Barnett was play- ultra-cautious cricket He reached his century in 288 minutes batting, his score having included a sixer and eight boundaries.

Ames then came in and at the lanch Interval he was still with Barnett, the score being 233 for 4. Barnett was then 124 and Ames 30, both not out.

The bewildering change in the complexion of the game inspired the Australian felders, who crowd-' ed in near the wicket, whilst the batsmen were strictly defensive in play. Scoring was very slow, the 200 being registered after 288 minutes' play.

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It was announced before play started that McCormick, the Aus- tralian fast bowler, was no longer suffering from his finger Injury,

McCormick took a new ball at which had completely recovered.

Overnight, England were 174 for 217. but Barnett scored 17 of his 2. Barnett being 92 and Leyland 35, first over, including four bou. both not out. An early loss for darles. The partnership between England was registered when Ley-Barnett and Ames had yielded 50

in 50 minutes. land, who had reached 45, was caught by Chipperfield in the slips. He reached forward to Fleetwood-" Smith's fourth ball of the "over. turning the ball slightly to give Chipperfield a catch.

The score was now 190 for 3.

and his boundaries.

three

While there appear to be not many new players who are conced- Leyland had batted for 98 minutes,

score 1ricluded ed a chance of bringing off the singles or doubles championships, it is interesting to note that all the Colony's leading lights will be entering again.

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Aramis 146, Athos 155, Burgo-

Sovereign 166. Pagan Love 152, master 165, Cavalcade 155, Gold Philanderer 158. Rose Evelyn 165, Seventeenth

of September 155, 164.

The Tsu brothers, who caused Tiny Star 163, Wadebridge Wild Cat 162 and Young Chap 155.

a mild sensation when they beat the Bumjahn cousins to win the 8.-3.00 p.m.-The Subscription Griffins Challenge Cup.-Value doubles title last year, will be en- $1,000, For China Ponies, Subscrip-tering, and the elder Taul-Wai- tlon Griffins of this Club of this pul-will be defending his singles Meeting. Weight for inches as per, crown.

English Rugger Team

Loudon, Jan. 31. The Enguan International rugby team to meet Ireland at Twicken- ham on February 13 was announced to-day us follows:-

BARNETT DISMISSED

The crowd which had increased after lunch saw Barnett's career ended when the total had reached 259. "He was given out lbw to Fleetwood-Smith when he ran out to drive and was deceived by the night of the ball. It was a sheet- and-anchor-like inninga which lasted 341 minutes, Barnett's score of 128 including a six and thirteen fours

Ames after scoring 52 was beaten by McCormick in attempting to leg a yorker. He presented a splendid defence with vigorous and decisive attacks on the bowling during a stay of 110 minutes during which he hit eight boundaries. Bix wickets had now fallen for 299.

Pavillon. He skled a ball from McCormick to square leg which the bowler held after a fine run.

scale, To be won two years conse- The Rumjahn cousins will make

The 300 was hoisted after 301 to regain the doubles cutively by Ponies the "bona fide" an effort

minutes play and with the addi- property of the

H. . Owen-Smith, A. G. Butler, same owner championship" while EC. Fincher or owners. Winner to receive and Willie Hung will represent the P. Cranmer. P. Candler, H. 8.tion of four runs. Hardstaff, who had scored 20, had to return to the in the Sever, T. A. Kemp, A. N. Other, R. $600, and 70 per cent.. Second $300 Kowloon Cricket Club and 20 per cent., Third $200 and 10 doubles. It is believed that GJ. Longland, H B. Toft, Prescott, per cent., of the Entrance Fees un- Clarke and AEP. Guest will also

A. N. Other, T. F. Huskisson, W. H the Cup is Anally won, when be among the K.C.C. entries, The Weston, J. Dicks, and D. A. Camp The Second Pony will receive 75 former is the Army champion and per cent, and the Third Pony 25 will be a serious contender for the per cent. of the Entrance, Fees in singles title while G. Bodiker also addition to the place money. En- should figure prominently, trance $10. One and a Quarter Miles.

161,

Air Mail 152, Aramis 149. Araxy

Radium 155, Roeburn 155. Ship- 155, Athos 158. Atomic Star 152,

master 161. Spring Beauty 152, Bouldnor 155. China Clipper 155.

Standard Time 181. Successful Chiu Shan 161. Chun Teen 161,

Time 152. Tabby Cat 152 Tempest Clowner 155. Coronation Day 155, 152. The Baboon 158. Trent 155, Despair Bay +149. Dragonfly

Fetlar 155. Fendal Knight The Tin 161, Weedon Seat 158

Whalsey 155 and Yum Bing 155. 181, Flying Arrow .152. Gold

7.-3.30 p.m.--The American Club Exchange

Gordito 158. 140 Inca 155, Lan-

Cup.-Presented by Members of Helephant

the American Club, with $600 add- cashire Tich 152, March Brown Ал-

ed for Winner. Becond $250. Third 181, Mariposa 152, National

$150. For China Ponies, "bons them 155. National Faith 149, Na-

Cat Ade" Griffins of this Meeting." tional Joy 158. Naughty

as per scale. 149,

Pagan

Love 155. Peak Weight, for inches View 155, Persian Cat 152. Winners of one race, 3 lb.; of two Playboy 152. Prospero 152.

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bell.

The positions marked "A. N. Other" will be filled by Godney and A. Wheatley on condition they are

at.

ANOTHER VICTIM

Allen and Robins added 14 runs

when Fleetwood-Smith claimed his second victim by the .b.w. route, this being the skipper who had made, 11 runs.

reland's team has also been

Eight wickets were now down for selected and is:

Malcolmsan (North Ireland), 318. With the addition of four Boyle (Dublin U.), Bafley (Univer- runs, Robins, who had just reach- Coll Dublin), MuMahoned double figures, was caught by sity (Blackrock College), Moran (Clon-Oldfield off O'Reilly..

Fleetwood-Smith then secured tari), Cromey (Queen's), Morgan (Clontarf), Alexander (North Ire- his fourth wicket when Voce was land), Corken (Collegians), Deering caught by Rigg with the total at

Graves

(Wanderers). | 330. Farnes was not out and had (Bective), Laylor Bectiye). Russell (Univer- not scored a run- slty Coll Cork), Siggins (Col- leglans) and Walker (Collegians),

Cromer and Corker are new "Caps," while Morgan of Clontarf has been appointed captain- Reuter.

Record Of Tests

At Adelaide

came to life in the second innings to make 184, and then proceeded to dismiss Australia for 97

Forty-five, incidentally, isome

'Adelaide, the scone of the fourth, land after scoring only 45 in the Test match, now in progress, has first innings on that occasion, to not been tou unkind to M.C.C. which Australia replied with 115, touring sides. Twelve matches have been played on that ground the first in the tour of 1834-5- and of that number Australia have won seven times and England Ave.or the lowest scores ever made by Some very close results have been ride in one innings in Test seen on the ground. In the tour of cricket. The lowest ever made was 1924-25 at Adelaide Australia won by Australia in 1902 in England by eleven runs; four years later, when they were all out for 36. In on the same ground, 1928-29 Eng-

the match played at 8ydney in land' wou by twelve runa.

1887-88 Australia were dismissed in their innings for 42, and in 1896 at the Oval Australia in their second innings were all out for 44.1

To Bydney, however, goes the honour of the most exciting maten P. & O. Bank beat National City played in Australia. That was in Bank at 19th.'

'FEAR CUP"

This 36 nole competition at the Kowloon Golf Club, played on Bub- day, was won by Mr. F. C. Barry,

1884-85 when Australia won by six runs. The scores were England 133 and 207, Australla 181 and 165. The same ground, Bydney, has also seen one other match result, than those mentioned

The Closest of All

To England falls the honour of having the closest matches on re- of closer cord. In 1902 at Manchester Eng- at land lost by three runs, England's Adelaide. In 1894-95 England scores were 262 ad 120, and Aus-

The full record of matches play-

ed at Adelaide is as follows:-

1884-5 England won by eight

AUSTRALIA IN AGAIN Fingleton and Brown opened Australia's second ikiuings and after collecting 21. 'rung between them Fingleton was 1.b.w. to Ham- mond. He had scored 12.

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Braddock-Louis Fight

New York, Jan. 31. Joe Gould, manager of the long- Idle Jim Braddock, accepted heavy- wkts.

1891-2 England won by an Inns. weight champion of the world, an

nounced to-day. that he had taken and 230. runs

an offer of $500,000 (£100,000), with the option of 50 per cent of the gate receipts as an alternative. for a title fight with Joe Loula, the Detroit negro. ESPAN

1894-5 Australia won by 382 runs 1897-8 Australia won by an uns. and 13 runs

1801-2 Australia won by four wkts.

1903-4 Australia won by 216 runs 1907-8 Australia won by 245 runs 1911-12 England won by seven wits.

The fight will be staged at Chi- cago in June. Sheldon Clark is the promoter, MAR

Gould, referring to the threaten-, ed anti-Nazi Boycott of a Brad- 1920-21 Australia won by an inns dock-Schmeling Aght, already fx- and 91 runs

1924-25 Australla won by 11 runs 1928-29 England won by 12 runs 1932-33 England won by 338 runs The superstitious, seeing that. England has never won three times

won by ten runs scores being Eng- tralia's 290 and 88. At the Oval in succession, will shake the land 315 and 437, and Australia 568 in 1882 Australia won by seven heads and say that Australia are with a score of 166-22134.

Other scures J. F. Smedley and 180. Another even struggle at runs in a low scoring match. Eng bound to win England, is now. 186-30-136 and J. R. Leitch Sydney was in 1888-87 when England making 101 and 77, and Ana-in a strong position and might yet

pull off the "hat-trick" 173-84-189

land won by thirteen runs, Eng- traila 83 and 122.

ed for June, said the champion was not responsible for the poll- tical conditions affecting 'Schmel- inge drawing-power and that he had accepted the promoters offer in fairness to Braddock because a match with Louls would draw a

million dollar sale and a fight with Schieling only one-fifth of

that amount.

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