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TRAINING GALLOPS

The following times were recorded at the Valley training rallops yesterday:---

Pagan Love (8)... 44

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1937.

STARTING TIMES LADIES INTERPORT

For Fanling Thursday HOCKEY ENCOUNTER

TO-MORROW AFTERNOON

OLD COURSE

B.20 a.m.-S. H. Dodwell and N.

9.25 a.m.-D. L. Newbigging and

J. K. Bousfeld.

932 a.m. D. S. Robb and K. K

Rounds.

Shanghai Determined To Win White Shield

4.38 a.m.-D. Cuthbertson and N. EXCITING MATCH ON

Garland,

9.40 am-B. D. Evans and T. R

Rowell, 9.44 am-T. R. Chassels and N. K. Littlejohn,

9.48 a.m.-W. E Hunt and T.

Lindars.

9.52 a.m.-F. Austin and C. Clarke 9.68 a.m.-D. J. Keogh and J. W.

Mayhew.

Dis- lat tance Or.

2nd 3rd QI. Qr.

4th 3th 8th Last QF. qr. Qr.

Daru Bay (0).. 1

43

1.28

2.06.2 2.38.2

Tim (G)

11

37

1.12

1.49.2 3.14.3 2.48

32 .33.2

9.24 a.m.d.

L. Smith.

Forbes

and I. H.

Gladiator (0)

1

34

1.05

2.08 1.37

31.3

Geare.

Home Brew (A),.,

1

32

1.03

1.32

1.59

27

"Soldier of China

(0)

1 34.3

1.08.2 1.39.4 2.10

30.1

Katinka (A)

143.1

1.21

1.58.1.2.31

3.01

30

Ranger (0)

28

58.1 1.24.1

28.

1.24.1 1.54.3

30.2

Spring (S) Donovan (0) &

Beauty

1

40.4 1.20.1 1.55.3 2.27.3

32

38 Potentate (□).... 1 Boronia Belle (A) 14 38 Rosalind (A) # 29

48.3 ...... 1 Miracle (0)

38 Ocean View (0)... 1 Lia'rn armon &

Roolay (A)...... Noggin (A)

1 46

Centre Court (0) 1

1.17 1.13

34.3 1.07 1.22 31.2 1:03

1.12 1.45 2.14.4 1.11.1 1.43.2 56.4 1.27.4

2.23 1.51 1.45.2 2.17

29.4

2.11.2 2.38.4 3.10 31.1

31

32

31.3

1.39.3 1.55 1.34.4 2.04.1

2.22.2

3242 17.3 28.2

34.2

33.2 35

2.19.3

31.3

2.51.2

Weedon Seat (8) # 34.4 Firefly (G) ....... 135.4 1.104 1.43.1 2.17

33

2,51.2

A Right Time (A)

31

1.00 1.29

29

Ding Dong (8) ...

38

1.15.3 1.30.2

Lovely Star (G)... 11 37

1.15.1 1.50.2 2.24.3 3.55.1

34.4 31.3

Australian Boy

10) *** 13

48

1 37.3

1.31 2.12 2.54 1.14.4 1.50.4 2.25

3.33

39

2.50.3

ሕ

38.4 1.11

1.46"

39

38.4 1.12.4 1.46

1.14

2.19 2.14.3

1.48

2.19.3.

31.3

||

1

Plain View & Harvest View (0)

32.3 1.01 1.38.3 2.13.

2.28.2 43.1 1.19.1 1.55 Mayflower (0) ... 1

41 1.22 2.02 2,37 Burgomaster (0) 1

10.1 1.15 1.48 'Sylvandale (0)... 1

1.10.4 1.43.1 2.17 Flybynight (0)... 14 35.4

1.08.3 1.41.8

Old Star (0)

Naughty Cat.Peak

Penk View Persian Cat (S) 1 Branxholmė (A).... 1′′

(0)

Happy. Venture. Dragon Fly s

Gold Sovereign

Magnificent View

30.31.03.1 1.32.3 2.00.1

34.2

34.2

31.3

:

34 28.3

10.00 a.m.-D. MacAlister and W.

Keith Robinson. 10.04 a.m.-D. J. Keogh and J. C.

Dunbar.

10.08 a.m.-P. Morrison and P. L

Leefe. 10.12 a.m.-K. F. Noble and C. M.

Gee.

10.16 a.m.-T. S. Whyte-Smith and

H. U. Ireland. 10.20 a.m.-J. A. Cooper and R.

Young. ́.10.24 a.m.-W.` N. A. Smalley and

R. K. Collings. 10.28 a.m.-H. H. Pethick and C.

Sandstrom.

ENCLOSURE

CLUB

IS PROMISED

(BY.R. H. B.)

In quest of the White Shield which has been retained by Hong Kong for the past two years, the Shanghai Ladies Inter- part hockey team are arriving here this evening aboard the Em- press of Asia. The team comprises the Misses Laura Carion, Barbara Dunlap, Frances Bomko, Evelyn Victal, Esther Bloomfield, Elsie Little, Felin Petigura, Lotti Schmidt, Mary Sheridan, Mar- Kerr Williams, Debbie Bloomfield and Nora Kelly.

The referees are Messrs. G. T. Palmer and H. A. Osborne.

OTHER GAMES

On Saturday at 4 p.m.. the Shanghai team will be opposed to. the Rest of the Colony, on the Club ground. King's Park. The re- ferees will be Messrs. Austin and Dove.

The team is stated to be a strong combination and therefore we may conndentally expect a splendid In- terport match-the third of the series--to be played on the Hong Kong Football Club ground, Happy Valley, at 3.15 p.m. this afternoon. Before going further, the highest praise is due to the Hong Kong and Shanghai Ladies Hockey As-

The team to represent the Rest Esociations, respectively, for their of the Colony is as follows: Mrs. courage, enterprise and determina Lunson (HKLH.C.) Miss B. M. tion. The year 1935 gave birth Fope (H.K.L.H.C.), Miss J. T. C. to the series which has done and

Smalley (H.KLE.C.); will continue to do a great deal in

Suva (Recreio), Miss M. McCaw the cementing of friendship with

(0.3.8. "A"), Miss O. Peters our visiters rom the North and the

(C.BA); Miss F. Wong (St. An- furtherance of hockey in the Far drew's), Miss M. Booker (C.B.8. East. From smail beginnings, lad-"A"), Miss E. Hamon (Royal. Uister les hockey has developed by leaps Rifies Ladies), Miss P. Gittins (St and bounds and its future popular- Andrew's), Miss D. Hunt (C.B.A.). Ity is most assured.

10.32 am-Capt. Cragg and O. E.

C. Marton 10.36 a.m.-W. Hewitt and E. A. R

Newtori

10.40 a.m.-B. B. Anthony and R.

Sanger.

10.44 am.-A.. Greaves and W.

M. Barton.

10.48 a.m.-H. N. Williamson and

J. Angwin. 10.52 a.m.-J. G. Campbell and C.

Mycock.

PRACTICE

Mrs. L

The Y.M.C.A. Ladies, champions of the Caer Clark Cup league, will meet the Shanghai Ladles on Mon- The Shangha! Ladies will put in

day and the venue will probably practice at King's Park this morn-be Sookunpoo at 4.15 p.m. A de- ing on the Club groind

Anite announcement will be made later. The referees will be Messrs. A. E. P. Guest nad McCormick.

The. Colony ,team did well Rest on Tuesday against the 9.24 am.-P. H Suckling and J. afternoon but the forwards will have to be much faster on the C. Finch.

mark when they are in the dee.

Miss Olive Dalziel. the Colony right winger, is at present nursing an injured ankle but latest reports are that she will be able to play

9.32 a.m.-A. E. and Mrs. Lissa-

man

9.40 a.m.-G. C. Worrall and L M. S. Lloyd. 9.48 a.r.-Mrs. Sommers and Mrs

Crapnell,

... in this afternoon's

9.56 am.-E C. Norr's and match.

Landsbert

10.04.a.m.-Mrs. Fraser and Mrs.

Mayhew.

March

Brown

(S)

1

37.1 1.13..

1.45.3 2.20

34.2

Berod (0)

1

38,2 1.13.2 1.48.2 2.20.3

32.1

Solerina (A)

1

42.2 1.17.3 1.52.1 2.21

28.4.

10.56 a.m.-Major Hogg and D. L

Prophet.

Hetman (0)

1

34.3 1.11.4 1.46.2 2.17.3

31.1

11.28 a.m.-R Hancock and G. A

Vixen Tar (0) ... 1

36

1.07.4 1.38

2.00.1

28.1

Pentreath.

Copper Idol (0)... 1

42

1.27 2.03.4 2.35.3

31.4.

NEW COURSE

Bobniak Star (0) 1

35.4

1.09.2 1.39

2.06.1

27.1

Rob Roy & BX-

pansion

Time

(G

1.15 11 39

1.55

2.28.4 2.58

29.1

(G)

1401

1.16.41.50.4 2.24.2

Strathoy (0)

28.1

55.3 1.23.1

Able Amazon (0) 1

38

1.14.2 1.48

Havoc Eve (G)

11

36

1.10

2.19 1.43.4 2.15

2.47

33.3 27.4 31 3.18.3 31.3

Declasse (8)

32

1.03.2 1.37.3

34.1

Derby Day (0)... 1

27.3

Vira (G)

1

Bistre (0)

1 30.1

1.43 2.13,2 36.2 1.11

1.11.1 1.42.2 2.12.3

30.2

30.1

Inca & Despair

Bay (8)

H

.

1.16

2.28.2 3.01.3 1.53 1.24.2 2.02

2.35.2 3.05.2

23.1

30

50.4 1.28

1.55

27

10.29 a.m-Mrs. Smalley and Mrs.

31.4 3.25.1 27.4.

Helephant (8)

Collings. 10.36 am-H. F. Sommers and F. H. Crapnell

Stopwatch (0) 146

1.20

Honey (0)

27.

2.03 57.1 1.28

2,38.2 3.10

A Great Time (A)

30.1

57.3 1.26.2

3.42.3 32.3 30.4 28.4

Double Finesse

(A).........

14

51.3

1.03.4 1.34

28 31.4

37.3 1.15.3 1.47.4 2.20

25.3

2.03.3

29.3.

32.1

9,20

1.10 1.44 35 37 1,10 1.40 2.03 36.3 1.11. 1.43.2 2.14.3 42 1.25.2 1.59

2.18.2 2.52.1

33.4

21

31.1

2.20.3

30.3

11,39 Rose Evelyn (O) 1 45 Strathcarrick (A) 1 Jungle Jim (0)... 1 Bag Tor (0)

30.2

1.13 38

1.46 2.17.4 1.17.1 1.52.2 2.30 2.57.2 .... 14 41

1.17

il

Happy Eve (G)... 1 Cavalcade &

Racing Boy (0) 1 A pilas (a) &

Shipmaster (9) 14 Petroushka (8)... 1 Scenic View (G) 1 New Star (0)...... 1 Commencement · Bay & Req Feither (G)... 1 40 Tempest (8) &

Monoplane (0) 1

Tze Tin & Feudal

Knight (3) ... 1 Prospero & Whalsey

1.52.2 2.28.2 2.56.4

36.3 1.11 1.44.1 2.15.4

14 44.3 1.22.2 2.00.4 2.34.3 3.10 Yum Sing (6)... 11 37.2 1.15.4 1.51 Chunteen (S)

17th of Sept:

· (0) Gordito (8)

(8)

30.2

31.3

31.4

3.42

32

2.25 2.57

32

40

3.18.3 1.52

2,23.4

ويو

1 37.3 1.12

&

1.43.3 2.17

Popular Star

(0)

1

37.2 1.12.1 1.47.2 220 Kum 8han (G)... 33.2 1.07.3.1.39.3 Gold Coin (0)... 1 38.3 10.3 1.44 218

2.20.2 1.177.3 1.51 Twilight Star (A) 1

11 40 1.20.2 1.57.1 2.30.4 3.04 Arazy (8) Fetlar (5) ......... 14. 40.3 1.30.2 1.55.4 2.20.4 3.03.2

1.38.3 Royal Mall (G)... 35.2 1.08

(G)

Coronation

& Flying Arrow *(9) Bouldnor, Malolo

& Mariposa (5) 1 Radium (8) National Faith & Lancashire Tich (S) ............... 1. Mac's Adventure

& The Baboon

(9)

39

33.2

10.12 am.-Mre, Garland and. Mrs.

Cuthbertson.`

important

COLONY CAPTAIN

A match between the Combined School girls and Shanghal has been suggested but it will be lett to the visitors to decide.

The Interport Supper dance will be held at the Peninsula Hotel on Tuesday from 9.15 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $2 each.

On Wednesday the Shanghai !

to a ladies will be entertained Chinese dinner at the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden at 8 pm.

The visitors will leave for Shang-

Miss E. M. Gray has been elected hat on Thursday aboard the P. and 16.20 a.m.-D. J. and Mrs. Gilmore Captain of the Hong Kong Ladies O. 5.5. Naldera on which ship the

10.44 a.m.-J. 8. Dannett and A.

M. Mack.

10.52 am.-A. C. and Mrs. Young.

FRIDAY

OLD COURSE

m.-Comdr. Hole and R. K.

Co.linga. 9.24 am-A. D. Humphreys and

HH Mandy.

Interport hockey team while Miss B. M. Pope will captain the Rest of the Colony XI against Shang- hal.

THE TEAMS

The Hong Kong team will there- fore be:-

Interport footballers are also re- turning.

TIFFIN PARTY

On Saturday, at 1 pm, the President of the Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Association (Mrs. T. E. Pearce) will give a tiffin to mem- bera of both Interport teams at the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

To-morrow afternoon, at 5 p.m., a tea party will be given by the Mrs. R. Rose; Miss E. M. Gray

LL Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Aksocla- and' Miss A. Fowler: Miss Woolley, Miss J. M. Wong and Miss

tion at the Gloucester Hotel, top foor

Glover; Miss O. Dalziel, Mus F. Marsh, Mrs. Donald, Miss M.

9.28 a.m.-W. E Hunt and T. Lin-Smith and Miss M. Westcott.

A

dars. 9.32 am.-T. R. Chassels und J.

A. D. Marrison. 9.36 0.9. C. Feltham and A.

W. Hodger 9.40 a.m.-A. Murdoch and G. H.

Compets. 8.44-a-m.-P. L. Cherrill and J. W.

Grieve.

Shanghai's probable team will

bei

The Shanghai ladies will have a free day on Sunday.

DANCE

The Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Miss L Carion; Miss F. Bomko Association are holding a Dance and Miss E. Victal; Miss E. Bloom for the Shangha: Interport team on Tuesday, 18th. February at 9.15 feld, Miss E Little, and Miss P.

p.m. at the Peninsula Hotel. Any Petigura: Miss N. Kelly. Miss L Schmidt, Miss M. Sheridan, Miss M. members of affiliated Clubs wish- Wjams and Miss Debble Blooming for tickets are requested to apply for them through the Cap- Shanghai's reserve 16 Miss B. tains of their respective Clubs or to the Dance Secretary, Miss M Dunlap and the Colony's reserves

Solleitor'a 9.52 a.m.-S. H. Dodwell and P. A. are Mrs. M. Burke, Mr. P. M. Smalley, c/o Crown

Harrop, Miss Helen Bockler and Office, Supreme Court: Tel. Govt. Cox.

149. (Tickets $2 each), 9.55 a.m.-. T. May and R. C. Miss Joan Lakeman.

9.43 am-J. L Adams and N. M

Currie

Webb

10.00 a.m.-W. L. Alexander and

W. M. Barton."

10.04 am.-B. D. Evans and N..K.

Littlejohn...

J.

deld.

Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES

Mamak Hockey Match

Sunday, February, 14, Discussion A Mamak Hockey tournament Group in the West Lounge at 9 match in the "B" Division will be 1m. Subject "Experiments in Un-played at King's Park this morning at 10.30 when the Central British 10.12 a.m.-D. J. Gilmore and H.it: Speaker, the Rev. F. Short.

Association will meet the 24th Bat- tery, Royal Artillery.

EL Geare. 10.20 a.m.-H. U. Ireland and R.

Young

10.24 a.m.-W. W. C. Shewan and

D. Lyon. 10.28 a.m.-J. G. Campbell and J.

Forbes.

10.32 a.in.-E. L. Groome and J. C.

Dunbar.

Monday, February 15, YMCA. Service Men's Whist Drive in West,

Lounge at 9 p.m

Thursday, February 18, Ladles Night. Dinner at 7.30 p.m.; also Members Mah Jong morning in the West Lounge from 9.45 to 11.45

a.m

Mondays and Thursdays Gym Claas at 5.30 p.m.

32.3

32

+

32

29.2

33.1

10.08 am-A. C. Young and R.

33.3

K. Walker.

30.3

Centre Forward

C. Hopkins

1 38.3 1.17.2.1,52 Day

2.25.1 2.56

30.4

10.16 a.m.-O. E C. Marton and I

139 1.26

50

41 1.18

1.50

1.30.1 2.04.4 2.37.1 1.58.1 2.25.3

2.20.4.

30.4

32.2 32.2

40

1.14.3 1.50

2.22.3

32.3

2 35.3 1.00

1.41

$2

Courting Eve (A),

35.2 1.07.2 1.35.4

28.2

Honeymoon Eve

·1 38 1.15.4 1.54.2 2.24.3

30.1

Medieaval Knight

Clowner (8) ...... 4 38.2 1.10.2 1.43.1

32.4

Aramis (8)

Such Fun (A)..... 1 35 1.09 1.41.4 2.13

# 32.4 1.06.1 1.40.2

31.1

& Tropical Ster (A)

4.32

1.01.2 1.30.1

28.4

34.1

Wadebridge, (0) 1

1.18.3 1.51.3 '2.23

31.2

Lazul (A)

Busok (B)........

47 124.4 1.87.2 228 39.4 1.10

28.3

King's Justice (0) 1

31.3 1.05.4 1.38.4. 2.10.1

31.2

1,49.3

32.3

Standard Time

Rose Lafayette

(A) qu£ 33.1 1.04

1.36

32

(B) ................ 1 39.3 1.16.2 1:49.1 2.22.2 'King's Bounty &

33.1

Barometer,

Pontiac Bay (0) ··· 34 1.05.2 1.38.4

31.2

National "An-

them & Nation-

87.2 1.27.1 157 2.28

31

al, Wisdom (8) 1 41.1 1.18.2 1.63.3 2.37.2

1.13.2 1.48

323

(Continued on Page 11)

Tuesdays and Fridays Badminton from 8.30 p.m.

Chiu Shan (8)... 4 31.2 1.05.2 1.98.2

Lancashire Chips

(A), idadarimas 11-29,3

King's Jubilee (0) # 38

The C.B.A, will be represented by the following:-3. J. King; T. S. D. whitley and 9. MacNider: R. Blyth. N. B. M. Whitley and E. Fowler: W. H. G. Hirst, S. Fowler, G. H. Fow- lex. V. C. Bond and D. T. 8mith.

CRICKET MATCH

Press To Meet C.R.C.:.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Press in a cricket match against the Chinese Recrea tton Club at Causeway Bay on Saturday at 2 pm.

H. Ching, M. R. Abbas, A, T, Lee,

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